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smoke rising above northern gaza after more israeli airstrikes, israel vowing to escalate attacks ahe of a highly anticipate -- awe ahead of a highly anticipated ground offensive. meanwhile, prime minister netanyahu issues a harsh warning to iran-backed terror group hezbollah. welcome to "fox news live," i'm gillian turn turner. mike: and i'm mike emmanuel. tony blinken declaring this morning that the united states is ready if iran gets involved. these are live pictures of the night sky over gaza. we have fox team coverage with greg palkot and trey yingst in southern israel. first if, let's go to trey with the latest developments. hello, or trey. >> reporter: mike, good with afternoon. i want to start with some breaking news here. we brought you reporting yesterday from the kibbutz, the small community along the israel-gaza border. today hamas militants attacked just here to there, targeting

israeli soldiers. the idf says at least four soldiers were injured in what appears to be an antitank guided missile attack, the first time this a number of days this kind of weaponry has targeted this community, one of the places where the october 7th massacre took place. israeli forces say they arrested one hamas operative today, 16 days after the initial attack, and the israelis continue to ramp up airstrikes on the gaza a strip ahead of an expected ground offensive that could come in a matter of hours and days. in the distance, we can hear the buzz of israeli drones, a number of airstrikes toward the north tonight, and it just gives you a sense of what the southern front looks like as the entire country is bracing for days of fighting to come. i do want to touch on the west bank, because overnight the israelis can conducted a rare airstrike in the refugee camp of janine, and there were hamas fighters according to the

military that were hiding underneath a mosque. israelis will rarely strike these types of positions, but they have ramped up efforts to arrest people in the west bank and also conduct strikes in an effort to try and insure a third front doesn't open up there. mike? mike: trey yingst live in southern israel, doing a phenomenal job. trey, many thanks. gillian? gillian: troops are on high alert as iran-backed hezbollah is threatening to join hamas in fighting a ground war should the idf invade gaza as planned. hezbollah has already launched a stream of rockets across border. greg palkot is on the ground there. hi, greg. >> reporter: hi, gillian. yeah, we are right up against the israel-lebanon border. we've been watching the last several days clashes between the israeli military and the iranian-backed hezbollah militants. a good with reason why, with a huge ground incursion looming in gaza against hamas down south, prime minister netanyahu found

the time to come up north to be with the troops and to deliver a clear message to hezbollah: don't attack or you will be devastated, he said. the fighting is going on. antitank missiles, mortars, small arms fire from hezbollah, tank, artillery and drone blasts from israel. 19 hezbollah fighters have been killed just in the 2 weeks, 6 israeli soldiers plus civilian casualties. take a look at what we saw and heard a short time ago. up to here in northern israel, seems like almost every neighborhood is reinforced in one way or another. at this turning of the road, more than a dozen tanks and a whole lot of troop doctors ready for anything. three divisions of israeli troops are in the north along with heavy around a more guarding against possible infiltration and airborne attacks by hezbollah militants. most of the villages have been evacuated in case of another war. >> the situation isn't easy. we're here, we're guarding the

country. we are getting ready and we're ready whatever we need. but we're all family members. we came to watch our family. >> reporter: watch your family. >> make sure that what happened in the south won't happen up north. >> reporter: make sure it doesn't happen up north, gillian. those are strong words. one more point, israel in the last 24 hours has bombarded two the airports in nearby syria. syria is a pathway for weapons and ammunitions coming from iran, going to its proxies, both hezbollah and hamas. interrelated terror. back to you. gillian: greg palkot, thank you. mike? mike: president biden spending the weekend in rehoboth beach, delaware, after requesting a $105 billion aid package that includes funding for israel, ukraine and our southern border. fox business correspondent edward lawrence is live outside the white house with more. hey, edward. >> reporter: hey, mike. and i can tell you that even

democratic senators are saying it could be several weeks to write the language for a joint aid package. you have senators divided over ukraine funding as well as republicans criticizing the the way president biden wants to spend money on on the southern border within that aid package. and we have a house without a speaker. so regardless, the department of defense is increasing its aid, serving long-range and short-range, patriot missile defense systems to israel. additionally, u.s. soldiers received prepare to deploy orders, more of them now. in a statement, the defense secretary says he consulted with president biden who decided to increase the defense posture because proxies in the iran attack u.s. bases in syria and iraq in recent days. the president also asked about the ground invasion. listen. >> reporter: are you encouraging the israelis to delay invasion? >> [inaudible] >> reporter: have you had any word on any additional hostage releases, sir?

>> reporter: the white house communications director quickly backtracked saying the president could not hear the question, adding that he was responding, yes, that he wantses to see more hostages freed, and he was not commenting on a delay in any invasion. now, president biden also spoke with the two americans who were field by hamas over the weekend -- freed by hamas. the terror group says medical reasons is the reason those two were released, there are ten more missing americans right now. >> what we don't know for sure is whether some of the unaccounted for are dead and have similar simply not -- simply not been uncovered yet, but we have a pretty strong idea that some number of the ten at least are being held in gaza by hamas. >> reporter: in all, according to the israelis hamas has more than 200 hostages somewhere many that gaza area. back to you, mike. mike: edward lawrence live on the north lawn, thanks very much. gillian: for more reaction from capitol hill now as a republicans scramble to find a new speak, we're joined by

republican congressman darrell issa of california, he serves on the house foreign affairs committee. sir, want to ask you about president biden's new $105 billion aid package. it seems that your republican colleagues are at a odds over how the president decidedded to structure this in terms of pairing ukraine aid with aid for israel. take a listen to congressman mcif kaul this morning. mccaul. >> i'm in favor of the concept of linking the big threats to the free world, and that is, you know, since the fall of afghanistan putin invaded, you know, ukraine. that's a threat to europe. chairman xi is threatening taiwan in the pacific, and now we have a war in the middle east. so it links all that including the southwest border that i think is also a threat. gillian: now, over on the senate side j.d. vance on friday said, absolutely no, this is the wrong approach. take a listen to him real quick. >> i think what the president did is completely disgraceful.

if he wants to sell the american people on $60 billion more to ukraine, he shouldn't use dead israeli children to do it. it was disgusting. gillian: what do you think? what's the right approach? >> well, the good news is, he's no longer a senator. this isn't his decision. the the house will decide appropriate aid to each of the areas, and when we talk about israel specifically, let's remember the president right now is, in his words, every single time balancing support for israel and endlessly talking about the innocents in gaza. and the fact is that, you know, we see an awful lot of people who won't leave the area, people when who continue to deliberately be part of the, quote, human shields. so the fact is that his -- we'll look at his request, but it'll undoubtedly be divided. it's also be undoubtedly

modified because at least for republicans in the house, our goal is to support israel is and its legitimate rights. remember, you're talking about people that are protesters that the president's listening to constantly that are talking about the palestinians. there was no occupied land according to international law when they struck the israel. gaza has been completely occupy ied-free since ariel sharon 17 years ago. the fact is this was an unprovoked war against israel, and our funding will reflect that. gillian: and do you think the appropriate mechanisms are in place whether congress has oversight or the president himself has oversight to insure that any aid that is ultimately funneled into gaza does not fall into the hands of hamas? >> our appropriators are going to have to make sure that a there are very tight handcuffs on this because we've been fooled in the past by this

administration, and we won't be fooled again. that includes on any of the linking of border walls and other areas that may get into the bill. but the process is the the appropriators will propose something. our leadership, the whip and the majority leader, it's their job to fashion and bring it to the floor. so i know the question today is when are we going to have a speaker. the fact is nub of this process -- none of this process requires a speaker other than it has to be brought to the floor after we elect a speaker. so we'll be doing that in the days and weeks to come leading up to having a speaker. gillian: now, an hour ago, noon eastern time was the deadline for republicans in the house to throw their hat into the ring to become speaker of the house. >> and there's a lot of hats in the ring. gillian: there's a lot of cooks in the kitchen, some people might say. the total number at the edge of the day is nine according to elise stefanik. she tweeted out the final list. who's going to make it to the top? >> well, look, at this point anyone who handicaps probably

just guessing. but what i will say is do our candidate, the candidate who had 96% of the vote on the day he lost office was kevin mccarthy. and right now, nothing against any of these nine, but i have no reason to believe any of these nine can get more votes than kevin mccarthy. so the house republicans are going to have to look at two things. they're going to have to look at the slate of to candidates. they're also going to have to look at changing the rules when we go back to the floor is so that we don't have this happen again. having, you know, i wasn't the best student in college, but if i got 96, i expected to get an a, not to get an f. and so we're going to have to change the sensible rules. that's part of the debate we're going to have on monday and tuesday, is to bring stability back to the house as we bring a speaker back to the house. gillian: and if it's no one on this list, what's the next step? >> republicans will choose a speaker, we will get to 217.

how we get there is, quite frankly, new ground because we haven't been there before. but -- gillian: and when you get there. >> but the reason we haven't been there before is we haven't had the set of rules that allowed for the removal of a speaker with just eight votes. some of those eight today, i think, deeply regret what they did because it hasn't worked out the way they planned. they thought they were going to get, you know, some tough, emerging leader, and the reality is every member of congress has a few people who won't vote for them in their own party, and that shouldn't be the criteria. so we're going to fix the the system in the coming days, we're going to put a speaker back in, and is we're going to get back on an an agenda that i think republicans were working very hard and successfully toward including sensible appropriation. gillian: all right, sir. well, we wish you the best of luck with that. thanks for joining me. >> thank you. i-jill mike? on "fox news sunday" today,

shannon bream has senate minority leader mitch mcconnell. take a listen. >> the overall effort by the chinese, the russians, the iranians to go after the free world, and the israelis are feeling the pinch at the moment more than anyone else. and we need to stick with them. because what's going to happen here very quickly -- by the way, the chinese made no reference to israeli problems. they just talked about the hamas. we know which side they're on, and we need to view this as a worldwide problem. gillian: a lot more of that interview is going to be coming up next hour, 2 p.m. eastern right here on fox news or set your dvr are. mike: we'll have more on the u.s. involvement in israel as secretary blinken announces the deployment of more forces to the

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of america's primary adversaries are drawing closer as a war in israel wages on. correspondent alex of has that story. [applause] >> reporter: president vladimir putin was the best of honor for the third belt and road forum. china called the gathering the most important diplomatic event of the year. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell calls it -- >> a massive influence operation aimed at bringing more parts of the world under beijing's thumb. russia and china are serious about a friendship without limits. >> reporter: this strategic partnership seeks out a new global power structure or that includes iran and leaves the u.s. and other democratic nations behind. both china and russia have refused to condemn hamas for its terror attack on israel. >> china benefits from all of this chaos. the regional con are flick in the -- conflict in the middle

east as much as anybody in the world. >> reporter: the pentagon released footage of behavior by chinese aircraft interacting with u.s. military planes over the south china sea. the pentagon says 180 such instances occurred just in the last 2 years, more than the entire decade before. >> that's nearly 200 cases where pla operators have performed reckless maneuvers or discharged chaff or shot off flares or approached too rapidly or too close to u.s. aircraft. >> reporter: russia also flecking its nuclear muscle during putin's arrival in china. russian naval officers were seen carrying what looked to be the so-called nuclear briefcase, something putin keeps with him but rarely makes visible. according to former defense secretary bob gates, russia, china, iran and north korea combined will have twice as many nuclear weapons as the united states in two years' time. in washington, alexandria hoff, fox news. mike: for more on the role the united states is playing in the

israel-hamas conflict, i'm joined by hudson institute senior fellow rebeccah heinrichs. welcome. secretary of defense lloyd austin is serving more military resource to the region to bolster deterrence. what's your analysises of that? >> first of all, this administration removed a lot of the military equipment from the region when it first came into office. clearly, there's still a persistent problem from iran. the t. l.a. d. batteries, that would not be aal that they're worried about hamas escalating, those are weapons systems that would defend against the kinds of capabilities that iran has. and so the united states is clearly sending a message to to iran that these recent iranian-backed terrorist attacks against u.s. forces, ships throughout the region will not deter the united states from defending israel. mike: what do you make of the delay in terms of the ground invasion of gaza, and do you believe president biden is lecturing the the israelis on the military tactics they can

use? >> that's certainly what it seems like at this point. president biden once again sent out another tweet cautioning the israelis to follow the laws of war. that is becoming an irritant. i would suspect for the i e df because israel really has world class operators, they have lawyers carefully operating with the idf, carefully picking out targets to make sure that they comply with the laws of war. this is something that israel notoriously is very good at. they are not allowed to target civilians as such. they have to hit and target military targets as such but, of course, hamas has made gaza, essentially, an entire militarized city where they've embedded with civilians. but, again, israel so far has shown no sign that they are not complying carefully with the laws of war. mike: so secretary of state tony blinken today said there is the likelihood of iranian escalation. what should the united states do in response or to be prepared? >> i mean, i think that the united states has several responsibilities here.

one is to signal to iran not to get involved directly. iran doesn't want to, but iran also understands that they can try to scare the united states from providing certain weapons capabilities in the region. and so the united states should communicate that they will not be deer thed from doing that. and -- deterred. and then we should provide is israel with whatever capabilities they need, specifically aaron dome interceptors, and in the last case, the united states must clearly and constantly communicate to the rest of the world that israel has a right to defend it and is complying with the laws of war. israel is not going to have a friendly audience with the u.n. and with other capitals, and so the best friend it can have is the united states, and we must be clear on that point. mike: president biden ended last week rolling out a $105 billion funding request for the war in israel or to help israel, ukraine and even some for the southern border. you are a argued that the united states and must support our allies.

not necessarily that package, but our allies. make your case. >> well, the united states really now has a problem with china, russia and iran. that's not our choosing, that's theirs. and so right now you really see all of those countries on the march. so the united states has an a obligation to support those countries that are the ones that are being invaded or under the threat of invasion. these weapons packages in particular are very different, the kinds of weapons systems israel needs are very different than the kinds of systems that ukraine needs. and they're very different than what we need to send to the pacific. the challenge is going to be is the united states going to build a defeints industrial base that can produce the necessary weapons we need to at scale. this is a political decision, a matter of american will. mike: what about that that it does seem like we're on a war footing. we need to help in the middle east, supplies going to ukraine, we've got regimes on the march. to we need to act like -- react like we're already at war? >> i think we to do. and, again, it's a choice on the

part of our adversaries. you can say, you know, the united states is tough. president biden made the point about we are the arsenal of democracy. they're more aspirational words. but really what's going to deter our adversaries is not just speech, it's action. it's it's going to be american hard power. we have not done a good job of this since the cold war, we've got to get back to having the manufacturing capability to produce these weapons for our friends, allies and for ourselves. mike: rebeccah heinrichs, thanks so much for your time today. >> thanks again. gillian: israel continuing to urge residents of northern gaza to evacuate south ahead of the expected ground invasion. we've got a live report from southern israel coming up next. ♪ ♪ . but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown

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they went there, they hit an apartment building, a synagogue and, unfortunately, one just hit the open highway, but this was a car coming through at the time, and the driver of that car is said to have very serious injuries. we don't have an update on his condition. the idf did something remarkable in that they fired from an aircraft into the west bank which hasn't been done in a long time. they fired on the town of janine, and that is because the intelligence service developed intelligence that hamas/islamic jihad cell was operating out of that mossing. i think went down to a chamber underneath the mosque and eliminated that cell. they also seized weapons in that case, some 450 palestinians have been arrested in the west bank since october the 7. th. there was on friday something that encouraged a lot of people, and that was the release of the two americans, natalie and judith ranaan, who were being held hostage by hamas. that was welcome news for the,

sadly, large crowd of people who have loved ones and family being held hostage in the gaza strip. but jonathan chen, who is a father of someone who was missing and presumed held hostage, is not optimistic that it means his son may soon see freedom. he thinks it's a tactic by hamas. >> this move by hamas is very calculated in terms of when and who was being released, and i don't think it's the an a indication of any kind about what is going to happen moving forward with the other hundreds of hostages that are stilling with held. i think it's a part of their attempt at psychological manipulation of the israeli public. >> reporter: now, the aid trucks going into the gaza a strip from egypt have been mired in politics, but another grape of trucks got through today, some 17 trucks got through, 20 the trucks got in yesterday carrying food, water and medicine. they're not allowed to carry

fuel. but it's t just a drop in the bucket compared to the tremendous need. those trucks can only go partway, they can't go to the northern part of the strip which is supposed to be evacuated at this point. at the same time, we're a watching to see if the foreign nationals will get out of the gaza strip as they open that rafah crossing. today, mike, none of the foreign nationals got out. mike: mike tobin on the ground in israel, thanks very much. gillian: from more perspective from the ground inside israel, we'll joined by an oral surgeon who's joined the israeli effort to identify deceased victims of that october 7th hamas if terror attack which is still now underway 15 days later on. i want to ask you about the work that you've been doing, doctor, but first if you could just kind of set the scene for us. talk to me about what you've seen on the ground, talk to me about victims you've

encountered, tell us what you're hearing. >> hi. i volunteer in a forensic unit that belongs to the police, but we work together with the armed forces now. i've been volunteering there for 12-15 years. i don't remember exactly how many years, but many years, and we've seen terrible, terrible cases. but, of course, nothing is even close to what we've seen now. on october 7th i was called, between october 7th and 8th at midnight, i was called to this army base, and they prepared this army base as being specially for identifying the bodies. they have many technological things like x-rays and ct and biological labs to discover the dnas. and i went and we were there starting working on the bodies, identifying them, and each shift

was between 10-12 hours. we worked 24/7 working on identifying them. but as the hours went by, the truly e horrific things that the r, the things that we saw were really unbelievable. so unimaginably terrible that i really almost can't talk about it, can't speak about it. the bodies were, the bodies were burned. the babies had knives stuck into their heads. the old people were tied up and their eyes were taken out. and really many of hem were beheaded, many of the bodies. you know, when i think about it, i really start to i cry. it didn't happen to me until today really because we were working like robots. we were working on automatic.

and anyway, after a few days the bodies had larva and had smells. you know, it got worse and worse every day. it's unbelievable how mean these people can can be, how cruel. things that we've never encountered, never. gillian: well, doctor, i want you to, you know, take your time. this is obviously incredibly difficult to talk about. and if you need to stop, just tell us. >> yeah. gillian: have you had, you and your colleagues, have you had success identifying the dental imprints which is, as i understand it, sort of what you're hoping to do there? how is the process working so far? >> listen, up til now we've been working only 14, 15 days, we identified almost 1100 bodies or

1200 bodies, which is really unbelievable. i mean, we start with two rooms, then it grew to tree rooms and at the end ten rooms just 24/7 to identify all of them. but there are only 210 bodies hard left that aren't identified. but we won't stop working until we, until we discover all the people that are missing. trust me, we've -- of course, i'm sorry, we don't know exactly who is hostage and who isn't hostage, so that makes it more difficult. but we treat them all as a missing. so we're trying to find common things, you know? they give us x-rays from before and after. we do the after ask we get x-rays from before ask we compare it. gillian: do you have a sense of how long conceivably it might take for you and your colleagues

to identify the remaining 200 some deceased? >> it's hard to say because these are the most difficult cases. so, i don't know, people said today it might take months. i hope that it will take weeks, because with we really worked very, very, very fast and very efficient. and, you know, we understand the importance of it. but there's so many parents and so many families out will the that are still looking for their loved ones. today i was called to the place to help identify three bodies. one of them was beheaded. the two others were so burnt that we couldn't even find the teeth which really doesn't happen unless someone violently destroyed it. the behavior is really terrible. will jill it's very difficult to

hear you talking about this work. i can't even imagine how difficult it is the to do it. thank you for taking time to discuss it publicly even though it's so painful. we really appreciate it and the information is important. for viewers all around the world to have. so thank you very much, doctor. we wish you godspeed going forward. >> thank you very much. mike: thousands of anti-israel protesters flooded brooklyn last night shutting down streets and lighting fires. we will have more coming up next. ♪ ♪

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demonstration much calmer as hundreds came by the hour, packing into the single street. this was new york city's second large scale pro-palestinian rally in less than 24 hours. this time in brooklyn's bay ridge neighborhood, considered the largest arab-american community in the country. there was a sea of scarves and palestinian authority flag, some painted their face and carried signs. we saw similar scenes across the northeast, rallies in washington, d.c. and philly. at the rally in philly, an organizer could be heard telling the crude to ignore questions and the -- the crowd to ignore questions and the press. and is here's what one speaker had to say to the thousands who gathered in the nation's capital. >> this situation would not change overnight as long as we have corrupt leaders in congress and in the white house that are serving us out, who are sending our tax dollars to an illegal occupation. >> reporter: now, while we saw

countless pro-palestinian rallies yesterday, we're expecting to see that matched today by demonstrations in support of israel because today is sunday, that means the sabbath has ended for those in the jewish faith. gillian. gillian: c.b. cotton in myself for us, thank you. mike? mike: for more israel-hamas war protests, let's are bring in today's political panel, don blamer and democratic analyst ari armesh, ari, let's start first with those protests we're seeing. what's your assessment? >> i listened to president biden's speech the other night, a great speech. we support our ally, israel, but i've got to speak about my party and a couple members in the house that have actually fanned the flames. congresswoman rashid da tlaib of detroit, ilhan omar and a couple of others in the squad. for about a year, iranian women were -- we pulled out of

afghanistan, and the taliban has been brutally murdering men, women and children. one, may months. the past who who weeks the level of -- two weeks, the level of outrage by these two members in my party has been so disproportionate as if you think there is some sort of a -- let me go back to june 7th, 2021, tweet, by ilhan omar. she says all atrocities by u.s., israel, hamas, taliban should be condemned. this is 20321 is, she's putting israel, the u.s., hamas and taliban in the same boat. i think detroit deserves better. i think minneapolis deserves better, and i think we should do something in the primaries to do something about this. but i stand with the president. we support our ally. we should give israel what it needs, we should give ukraine that what it needs, and this is -- we have china, russia, iran and north korea as long-term, strategic adversaries, and we should do what we can to strengthen our allies and also a, you know,

strengthen our resolve. mike: don, how do you see it? >> good morning. i'll reiterate my colleague here, you know, looking at israel, looking at ukraine, these are two very strong the allies of ours that we have to support because for lack of a better word, you know, russia is a front for china right now. palestine, hamas, they're all a front for israel -- or iran right now. if we don't support them now when they need us, we're going to need allies in the future, most definitely at some point. but we're also, we could be deploying u.s. troops heavily right now in engagement, but we don't have to because our allies are carrying out the fight for us. all they're asking for is our support, equipment and knowledge, and i think we should do that. mike: okay. let's pivot to capitol hill and today a key house chairman, mike turner of the select intelligence committee, said aid for our allies is not being held up so far due to the lack of a

speaker. let's play it. >> clearly, having a house that's not functioning is certainly a security threat for our country. this aid package though is not being delayed as a result of the house. at this point the senate has taken up this aid package, it looks like it'll be about two weeks before that package comes out of the senate itself. mike: house republicans are going back to the drawing board. now nine members running to be speaker. does it end soon? >> well, two weeks, if we're going to have a package out of the senate, is the house going to be ready to vote by then? this is chaos. xi of china, communist china, putin of russia, that main think of iran always make the case that democracy is chaos, democracy is disarray. this is helping their case can, this is proving their point. we should get a speaker. republicans should get together and end this civil war. leader jeff reese has talked about a bipartisan solution but, unfortunately, there are some sort of extreme elementses in the gop conference that just tonight the want to have anything to do with republicans.

but whatever happens, we need a speaker of the house other side we don't have a house of especiallitives. this is the first time this is happening. it's hurting us domestically, internationally, and it's making us look like fools on the international stage. mike: don, what a do you see happening? >> well, i think we definitely need a speaker. but but the packages are moving along. the committees are still active and and functioning. once we get a speaker, then those can be brought forward. of both sides, democrats and republicans, often get in the way. what i'd like to see is rather than bringing these arguments to the floor, come to a solution behind closed doors, not make it public, not give those members who live off the benefit of tweets and social media what they want so that we can face the country's business and get to voting, get it done. but let's not make this a twitter war. mike: it seems to me that the republicans who blew up the speaker got all the attention and were able to increase their brand, raise money off of it. the incentive structure's all

off on the hill, right this. >> i mean, the moment that kevin mccarthy went up for a vote, i mean, like a lot of us, my phone lit up with people asking for money. whatever pac you're from, and we're still seeing that tonight. there are some great candidates up for speaker right now. there are some seasoned veterans and some freshmen or some young guys. both could be good. we just need to come together to find a solution. general bergman, i'd like to see what we can do with him. make mike we're basically out of time or, but very briefly, should democrats pick somebody off the list and say if that person comes the a floor vote is, maybe we should help? >> not if they're going to get anything in return from the gop. the problem is the gop majority is razor thin. they can only lose by four votes or five votes. mike: yeah. >> chances are if this gop concern can't get united behind a candidate, they will reach out do democrats, but there has to

be compromise. that is the essence of american politics. mike: thank you so much for your time. gillian: the president of a michigan synagogue was found stabbed to death just outside her home yesterday. coming up next, we'll tell you what we know so far about this developing percentagic -- tragic story. that's coming up next. ♪

gillian: welcome back. a prominent and beloved michigan synagogue president, samantha woll, was found stabbed to death just outside her home early saturday morn morning matt finn has details -- matt finn has developing details. >> reporter: the detroit police department is mobilizing resources and turning to the public to to find out who killed this community leader. samantha woll was can declared dead outside of her detroit home yesterday, found stabbed to death. police say a trail of blood led to her house. the motive unknown right now. the 40-year-old victim had led the isaac -- downtown synagogue since last year, she was also a campaign staffer for the attorney general and a former aide to democratic representative e his saw slot kin. representative slot kin tweeting out she is heart broken and writing about woll quote, in

politics and the jewish community, she dedicated her short life to building understanding across faiths, bringing light in the face of darkness. and today a fellow leader in the jewish community is mourning the death. >> a role of a president of a synagogue is really to inspire the community, to inspire the synagogue to want to do the better, to set the tone. and that's what sam did, you know? when i came in contact with her, you know, her smile was so great that you couldn't help not to smile when you were in herrer presence. >> reporter: and samantha's funeral is scheduled to begin in just about an hour at # 3:00. gillian. gillian: matt finn in atlanta for us, thank you. that does it for us on this hour of "fox news live." "fox news sunday" with shannon bream is coming up next, and we'll see you back here at 3 p.m. eastern. mike: i'm mike emmanuel, you stole my line -- gillian: oh, i'm sorry. my specialty.

mike: we'll be back with the latest on the middle east and much, much more. thanks for watching. ♪ ♪ with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. -ahh, -here, i'll take that. woo hoo! ensure max protein 30 grams protein, one gram sugar, 25 vitamins and minerals, and nutrients for immune health. (♪)

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