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the east coast and 8:00 p.m. on the pacific coast. welcome to "fox news @ night." in breaking tonight, israel on high alert from attacks from lebanon in the north. the head of hezbollah has given his first public speech since the war began, this as secretary of state returns to push for more humanitarian causes, reiterating the need to protect civilians. we have more from lucas tomlinson with the latest on the ground. >> they had rejected any cause for a cease-fire and the special defense forces said the following. >> we are chasing them in and under the ground. we killed them, eliminated them

and we will continue to kill those that lead those against the troops wherever they are. >> they said anyone seeking a cease-fire taking a position. they have entered the city, they have reached the mediterranean, severing the territory of palestine into two and also operational maps, communication devices and command-and-control tables, and keep in mind it is estimated that they cover some 300 miles underground. fighter jets also killed a commander earlier, naval forces offshore hit these individuals that you can see here, also

apache helicopters. in this aircraft carrier strike group was noted as well. and of course, 241 hostages and 10 american citizens. >> the fighting also continues across the border with lebanon. steve harrigan has more in israel with that. >> people hanging on every word. they were concerned, declaring the forces to open up a major second front in the north, that did not happen. they were tying up key israeli units here, the same time the

u.s. secretary of state was pushing for another humanitarian pause here. >> we need to do more to protect the palestinians. we have been clear that as israel conducts this campaign, how it does so matters and it matters because it is the right and lawful thing to do. >> many thousands have left, getting hit by rockets every day, most of the fighting is contained to a 2-mile area, pretty much around the border, and israeli forces remain on extremely high alert. >> thank you so much, steve. >> we will get back to you a little bit later. in the meantime, taking you back to cincinnati where there has been a mass shooting, reports of six victims including possibly five children, joining a press

conference already in progress. >> people are angry. what message do you have for people that say they feel neglected. >> i'm angry as well that this is happening in our city. they are resorting to gun violence and it is not humane to pull out a firearm and shoot individuals recklessly. >> homicide is working, they are talking to who they need to. [inaudible question] >> i don't know, that will be part of the investigation. >> we have some juveniles that

have been shot, yes. under the age of 18 years old. when i say juvenile that means under the age of 18 years old to us. >> do you know where they were taken. >> to the local hospital. >> thank you, guys. >> thank you. >> kevin: we just joined that press conference already in progress. it would appear on what we just were listening to, multiple individuals have been shot, six victims, many of them children, apparently at a mass shooting in cincinnati. he will bring that to you here as soon as we check back with him. and now bringing in cameron hamilton and gents, i would like

to share this experience. and having the chance to get this collaboration going, what can we do to have these fire. >> we are absolutely focused on getting hostages back, and we believe that among other things, a humanitarian pause could help that effort. >> i made it clear that we are going full steam ahead. in israel that has any temporary cease-fire is against the israelis. >> i think the question is if it is possible. >> good evening, i think you for having me. i think that this is such a

challenging question. including whether or not they are able to entertain a cease-fire. are they willing to negotiate? are they willing to lay down their arms and a greater diplomatic mission? unfortunately with the rhetoric, some of the things that we have seen with fighting and tactics, i don't think that will be a successful effort, and they need to pursue forward and to continue to try to access this. >> you understand how difficult it is, a herculean lift. how do you move the boulder in this case? >> fourth visit since october 7, it's interesting that the administration previewed this a little differently, talking about him pursuing the

humanitarian pause, the first couple were all about israel, showing support for israel, this one was also about urging israel to be a little bit more measured, allowing shipments to get in, allowing more people to leave gaza and i think it is more responsive to the world and if you look at the polling, the support for israel has gone down. and so they are trying to be responsive and show that they care about not killing and injuring noncombatants as opposed to hamas. >> i think that you have touched on something on our coverage. this is an op-ed, i think it sort of speaks to what you're saying. on the battlefield, israel is showing signs of success against hamas, but on the battlefield of

public opinion, israel is losing under pressure from street protests. leaders have already slid back from the support in the immediate aftermath, and just three weeks, the spirit of solidarity has given way to calls for cease-fire. so i would like to understand why this is beginning to happen and as i have talked to you privately, there is this on college campuses and elsewhere. limited access to food, water, sanitation, housing, basic freedoms of movement. this is not a system to support, that is what some of the critics are saying. so can you understand this battle in the court of public opinion? >> i think i can understand that, i spent a week in gaza, it was a place where they barely

had enough in terms of resources and food and hamas intersperses with the civilians, i think the way that they are reacting the way they are now, you are seeing pictures and video of little kids, people that we know are not combatants and never supported hamas and even here in america doing more to protect them as well, this is the thorny issue. >> israelis have spoken with us about protecting ourselves, this is also about exacting something that was awful. you cannot defend this. >> israel has citizens that continue to come under attack, you have has blood in the north that is actively getting

involved. and once again, israel facing a multi-front conflict, it's a great challenge that no nation should have to experience. some measures that are being talked about with providing safety and human life, they want to minimize travel, so it is a balancing act, especially in a geographical region and as densely populated as gaza when you have that intermixed and woven community as well as innocent civilians that are bystanders. unfortunately they are not able to return and i think israel has to assume more of a footprint to assist with certain parts of infrastructure there. >> no perfect recipe, indeed. unlike any other nation, it is a

tough situation. thank you for spending time with us. more next on the reaction from iran and iraq. bill is going to join us now from the studio in l.a. we met kevin, good evening. there was so much anticipation for the speech that was made by the leader of hezbollah today, he didn't end up declaring all-out war, but he repeatedly called the u.s. the great satan. making a speech today, he said they will continue this and he had this message for america. >> if you want to put an end to the possibility, the americans

have to put an end to the aggression, you know full well that if there is a regional war, this will be no good. bombing from the air will not work. and your interests, your soldiers, they will pay the price. >> his speech was well received in tehran. they finance it as proxy. >> the speech was viewed by a large crowd of supporters held up photos including this rocky militant, both killed in a strike in 2020.

and this is a lebanese muslim who has served as the leader for over 30 years now, ever since his predecessor was assassinated by israel in 1992, he first went in 1982 and that was during the israeli invasion as well. >> this is one of those circumstances where no matter how you look at it, things seem to be getting edgier, possibly worse by the day. including possible organizations and others who are not just threatening but participating. getting your reaction on the other side. >> i say to the americans,

remember your defeats. lebanon, iraq, afghanistan, and you are here humiliating those from afghanistan. you are still talking about thousands of people, and remember in terms of 9/11, it only took a dozen terrorist to take down the world trade center and hit the pentagon. >> i never cease to be amazed at the things that are happening in this country and what that will say to the american public. and i think also a great point, talking about a problem along the border. we have no idea who is in this country right now. >> what this propaganda is essentially doing his escalating

tensions, those that see ideologies, they feel like this is their turn to serve this purpose and of course the border issue as well, we don't know who's coming and, what their motivation is. if they are waiting for a code to do something. the other thing is a few people can do a lot of damage. this is the nightmare scenario, they can't sleep at night because they are thinking about how do we prevent these issues, it is very difficult. >> i completely agree with him. we have these increased threats, this administration is doing nothing and they are continuing with this open border policy and they are putting politics ahead of the public.

every single time and it was really, it was a platitude of nonsense and evasiveness and we take it seriously. and what about all that got away. and people could come tomorrow and get across the border just as easily, even with these threats, which makes it deeply frightening. eighteen alone in the month of september that were on the terror watch list that made their way into this country. this is an interesting comment. this is the executive director of the people's forum. and it says this is going to be a historic mobilization funding the genocide of our brothers and

sisters, we will not fund them. the tide is turning, we must stay on the streets and increase the pressure. that seems to be the mood, not just on college campuses as i pointed out, but it seems to be building across the country, or am i overstating that. >> it seems to be growing. how is this administration going to respond? are they going to alter policy that they believe is the right policy to appease the protesters that might be part of their base? i really think that it's an interesting question. they already seem to be backing off of what they said even a week or two weeks ago. so i think that this is a very good question and it will be interesting to see what happens. >> the thing that is scary as it is further energizing

anti-semitism. this kind of activity could escalate those issues. freedom of religion is being attacked here, not just at college campuses, but around the country. the united states and the world. and i'm fearful something is going to happen. it is so scary and disheartening for many. in the meantime, assisted in part by the u.s. embassy, jackie has more with the latest on the rescue efforts. >> the white house announcing more than 100 u.s. citizens and their families have evacuated as the state department worked to rescue hundreds of americans. allowing hostages to leave gaza, and getting humanitarian assistance into the strip.

including the prime minister, urging officials to protect palestinians. take a listen. >> we need to do more to protect the palestinians. we are absolutely focused on getting hostages back to their families safely and among other things it could be a humanitarian pause that helps that effort and facilitated. >> however, benjamin netanyahu followed the meeting, saying that israel will not allow people to leave. it is said that joe biden is optimistic and diplomatic discussions are on the way. >> kevin: meantime, we are

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>> kevin: welcome back, everybody, 26 minutes after the hour. secretary antony blinken has some fairly big asks for israel. what the administers and hopes to accomplish in this latest visit. >> hello, kevin. it is part of this small group of journalists, he says israel will not stand alone, laying out several key goals, that includes preventing the conflict from spilling out to other neighboring nations, making sure

that civilians in gaza have access to aid and creating a path forward for them to have peaceful solutions for the future, in terms of getting hostages out, it is difficult. >> we believe among other things that the humanitarian pause could help that effort, could facilitated and it's one reason why we are focused on it. >> a pause of any kind, especially with a multi-branch effort, but they are sounding the alarm over civilians that are still there. including the need for the humanitarian aid, many were able to bring in new supplies, about 100 u.s. citizens who wanted to

leave were also able to get out as of thursday. and they have also talked about ways to minimize civilian casualties, elaborating what that meant, saying those are conversations of the u.s. can only have with such a strong ally. >> kevin: escalating in an area that has not been talked about a lot since the whole thing began. our chief correspondent is with us now. >> they are very angry right now, this situation unfolding in gaza, also more than 100 palestinians have been clashing

october 7. and they are talking about how those protests would unfold. take a look at this. >> this is a much smaller crowd than expected. and they fear lives may be lost. there have been some protesters here, we have heard gunshots are coming from this position behind me. one palestinian appeared to be hit, injured, taken away in an ambulance. >> right behind us, there was a face-off of a protest, live rounds were fired several times.

and what i can tell you is that people there are telling us that the palestinian authority's, right now, losing support and there is an election, if it was held now, hamas would win us what they set. imagine how terrifying that is. >> is it because of the frustration? is that what is behind this? the second part of the question would be how dangerous would an uprising in that area be. >> decades of frustration, but it is building much more now because of what is happening. the second point, the hamas

forces, i can tell you that we are hearing the islamic jihad is gaining strength in the northern end of the west bank around certain cities. and this one ripped up the frenzy even more. so it would open up a third front here, essentially, it would be extremely dangerous. >> before we let you go, it seems to me that this is the most intense that we have seen. is that your sense tonight? >> absolutely. i've been coming here for more than 20 years, i have never seen

anything like this and both sides are so entrenched, and to savor this ends, it is very difficult to be optimistic about peace in the middle east. >> reportedly rejecting student populations to adjust. this district media group president is with us now on this subject. and it is indefensible when you talk about students feeling unsafe. people have said that this is not about making sure that there is a debate on college campuses,

this is the attacking of a culture and of a people, and that is never something you would expect on a college campus, or am i over reading that? >> absolutely, the students on nyu campus said that they were feeling unsafe, and the word for white supremacy was taken and stomped on in front of their faces. when we were with the trump white house, he funded an executive order about combating anti-semitism. and the civil rights act prohibits racial discrimination on college campuses. including anti-semitism. so clearly they say that white supremacy is a legal. they should not have any federal

funding, not a single dollar, the joe biden administration is violating the law by continuing to let them go to nyu. >> one of the things was the idea that there has to be a reason behind all the protesting. there must be something that appears to be driving college campuses. and many of the students feel like this is a nation that is segregated and refuses to enable many to have access to food and water, we cannot continue to support this in the wrong ways. >> there is a lack of information of what is taking place. i think you are correct that that is the narrative, the

palestinian narrative of what young people hearing. including banning tiktok in the country, because when you look at the disparity of pro groups that are out there, and they have a lack of information, you would have somebody go up to those who are fighting in favor of this, and they have specific questions, the elimination of the nation, supporting the students is so important, not letting these bad things happen. and it can drive one thing over the other. >> i do agree when you look at the hash tags and you see a proliferation of the hash tags,

but then at nyu, you have faculty for justice, and that to me indicates a larger problem than social media. >> i apologize, i'm going to have to have you wrap it up, we are up against a heartbreak, we thank you both so much for your participation. a great conversation that i want to have with you both. we thank you, and in the meantime, proof that terrorists could be coming through the u.s. southern border. plus protecting women's college sports. that and so much more coming up, so don't go away

>> kevin: 42 minutes after the

hour. getting reports of six people shot cincinnati, including juveniles. one person headed has reportedly died. all of this is happening near a playground where there is a large police presence, a local news outlets that there are multiple people calling police about family members. and as we get more information we promise to pass it along. protecting our borders, a palestinian in the united states has been indicted on a firearms violation and a terrorism suspect from africa was released mistakenly into the country after entering the u.s. illegally. here is our senior correspondent with more. >> it was here where back on october 3, agents of i.c.e. said that a suspect wanted on multiple terrorism charges in senegal, africa, was detained and let go after the criminal record did not show up for the

29-year-old. >> that tells you one thing, the threat is here. >> one week later, homeland security agents notified i.c.e. that the man was wanted for terroristic activities. in another week went by before the agents arrested him and new york on october 17. the officials say that many more suspected criminals could be slipping through the cracks. >> the fact that we have 1.6, and 1.7 million in the database, we don't know where all of these individuals are. >> a venezuelan national was allowed to enter country over the summer despite being convicted of murder back in his home country. >> we are concerned about terrorists. the top job is national security. joe biden is failing a national security. >> republican senator roger marshall pressed the secretary

at least four times over how many migrants in the united states have direct ties to hamas, hezbollah or islamic jihad. but he wouldn't give a number. >> the white house touted the leaders summit, saying that helping boost the economies and supply chains will help to decrease immigration here. >> kevin: thank you so much. the event management website eventbrite, band promotion, but it did allow promotion of an event that caused hamas resistance fighters. let's bring in riley now with

more. >> the governor is talking about this idea of banning a certain event by eventbrite. i'd love to get your reaction on the other side. >> when a company decides it's going to make statements on political and social issues but they have to live with the consequences, the blowback here has been warranted. including to carry events around hamas. i have told our committee that we will no longer use them, the customers can fire them and in our case, we fired them. >> we saw this play out previously with go fund me. this is a fascinating phenomenon. >> of course it is. the leadership of the governor, that is what we need more.

and he said we are customers, and he did just that. and we have seen thus be effective. this is what happens, the response was similar, much more drastic in terms of the outrage, but their next commercial was a burly man with a camel can. >> you talk about having a voice for the voiceless, you have been at the forefront of trying to preserve as well as protect women's participation in sports against other women. sharing this letter, talking about this very issue, the ncaa has a chance to guarantee an environment where female athletes can thrive without the concern of inequities.

allowing the ncaa to ban the unfairness, therefore it must be changed. this is one of those things where it would seem to be black and white. so that everybody can be out there, compete and play, that doesn't seem to be the case, people are seemingly siding with you and trying to stand up. >> yes, of course. and you are right. it should not be controversial. we are not calling for a band of athletes. that is not the message we are trying to communicate. we are talking about how everyone should play say first, we cannot prioritize this over safety and unfairness. all nine signed on to this, we need to keep the pressure on, because otherwise they don't

want to be responsible. they want us to go on discreetly, but we need to keep pressure on them because public opinion is in our favor, i wish that more governors would have signed onto this. i think we need all 50 signed onto this? well, if nothing else, it is a start, i know that you have been courageous, i know a lot of people support you and your efforts. have a good evening, riley. >> thank you so much. we are back with breaking news out of cincinnati, several juveniles shot, we will have an update on our show as we continue. we will be back right after this

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>> breaking news, at least six people shot and cincinnati, ohio, including juveniles. one person has reportedly died. all of this happening near a playground where there is a large police presence, even at this hour as we speak, a local news outlets has multiple people have been calling police about family members. we want to bring back our fbi advisor special agent to weigh in on this matter. it looks like this may not be sort of a random event. it could be gang-related, what do you think? >> i used to work in this for a

few years, for me, it sounds like young juveniles, multiple shootings, multiple injuries, it sounds like a gang shooting, but first impressions are often wrong, so i want to be careful what i say here, but for me this sounds like a tragedy, thoughts and prayers, of course, and of course it is terrible. >> we have been experiencing a dramatic rise in crime in the nation's capital, we would love to have you back to talk about it. and we want to thank you for watching "fox news @ night," i am kevin clark, we will continue to cover more with our correspondence overseas. in the meantime, have a great weekend and we will see you on monday. ♪ ♪ ♪ so i can feel and see that my lines have gotten deeper

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