breaking now on "nbc news daily." under fire. new waves of attacks as rockets streak across the sky from hamas, nbc news crews run for cover. the very latest happening on the ground, across the region. ironclad. president biden reiterates that u.s. support for israel is unwavering. now the white house is confirming americans are among the hostages, with the administration what's doing right thousand to bring them home. inside the attacks. israel releasing video of their elite forces that they were carrying out a rescue mission. hello, everyone. i'm kate know. >> and i'm tom llamas in for zinhle essamuah. caught up on where things stand

right now, new waves of rockets throughout the day, israel's iron dome intercepted rockets. israeli forces have been bombarding the gaza strip. today's the fourth day of fighting since hamas' surprise attack on saturday morning. more than 1,000 israelis and hundreds of palestinians have been killed. >> president biden spoke about the war from the white house today, the president saying 14 americans have been killed, that's a new number, and that other americans are being held hostage by hamas. he called the militant group's attack, quote, sheer evil. >> no regard to who pays the life. the loss of innocent life is heartbreaking. like every nation in the world, israel has the right to respond. >> we're also learning about a

horrific scene at a collective community known as kibbutz. three miles from the gaza border. israeli forces say they have found the bodies of civilians and children inside homes, one general said, quote, it's not a battlefield it's massacre. our coverage begins on the ground in israel. nbc correspondent ellison barber joins us now from tel aviv. we're feting word out of the biden administration that secretary of state blinken does plan to be in israel in the region soon, don't have a precise timing on that, but talk about that relationship and what the president said in his speech a short time ago. >> reporter: we heard from the president a reminder and the number of americans who have been killed, some of the people being held he is tajs are americans, how close the united states and israel are, there are many people here as we've been out walking around today when we were in southern israel today, in a city speaking with people

who are working as medics, they asked me where i was from, they said new york, brooklyn, they immediately started talking about neighborhoods where they have family. what the u.s. says here matters. they provide a ton of money and military assistance, economic assistance, also just on a personal level, so the fact that you could have secretary blinken making his way here will be something that matters to a lot of israelis. at the same time, the focus is what's happening in gaza, what will happen next and what happens with those hostages so many political divisions in the country in the days and weeks before what happened on saturday. everyone we spoken to none of that to them matters because they're so focused on this current situation and the urgent need of getting those civilians

of all ages out of gaza, away from hamas. >> want to talk about some video now, you were on the ground with your team as rockets flew overhead. >> reporter: there are resident civilians who live there, we were there because we heard that israeli military officials and police were evacuating autoof the civilians out of that area, we saw about three civilians still there, one man was right across the street from where we were standing when all of that happened. described to us looking out his window on saturday, he saw hamas militants coming down the street. you reported in ukraine and other war zones, tom, one thing we experienced reporting in ukraine was the land time after an air raid siren. here that's not the case, this is small country, the towns

being hit are right near gaza. when the sirens sounded it was seconds before the boom. civilians have very little time to seek safety and shelter here. >> ellison barber, thank you for that. we're hearing more stories today from survivors who had to flee the deadly massacre at that music festival near the israel/gaza border. >> one of the survivors who made it out of the festival alive joins us live now. thank you so much for joining us. i can't imagine what the last few days have been for you, we thank you for taking the time to talk with us. we have covered domestic terror events that have covered at festivals. walk us through what happened and what you remember happened

on saturday. >> i was working as a bartender. around 6:20, i was looking in the sky and i see things flying in the sky. he turned around and said i don't think it's fireworks. my manager told me cell phone, we saw a lot of red alerts. the production shut down immediately. everybody run, hide. missiles overhead. we just laid on the ground for five, ten minutes. an open field. don't be here. no shelter in this area. no places to go. just start running. we got to the entrance, and

people tell me what they're doing. something told me to not go with the crowd, but stay here. after 30 minutes, the bartender told me, okay, this is the time, go to the car, i got in my car, started driving to the main road and by the time i got to the main road it was blocked from both sides by police. the only thing that came to my mind, what's going on? i need to go to shelter, i need to hide. and then, i'm seeing from the left side an ambulance coming. getting out from one of the cars, bullet holes, three bullet

holes, she was bleeding and screaming i don't see my leg. i don't see my leg. an officer down. an officer down. the officer got a couple shots. he started bleeding from his mouth. got inside the ambulance. people screaming and running. then a wave of people started running toward us and screaming. they're shooting us, you need to hide. tried to understand what was going on, the person next to me started saying, i can't believe they're shooting me. i can't believe it. i'm looking at him, what are you

talking about? who's shooting at you in. >> he said the terrorist. by the time i stood up, i started trying to understand, my roommate, i shout out to his name and then the police officer screaming, and we started to hear the gunfire. there was an open field to the other side on the road. the police officer screamed, just run to the east. just run to a secure area. we start running 100 meters and i stopped, wait, this is where i need to run. i'm hearing gunfire from both sides. we don't know what's going on.

i'm thinking maybe i should go and help them. don't look back and just run. i looked around to see what happened. i'm hearing a lot of screaming and crying and then i see the terrorists started shooting at a group. one thing that i remember

seeing. i'm sorry. >> we didn't say anything, we're sitting here listening and listening. we can't believe what we're hearing. we are out of time. i'm so glad you shared your story. it's vivid and traumatic. so glad you're with us today. thank you for being here. >> it speaks to the confusion, people just had no idea that this was happening, this type of terror that unfolded second by second. so fast. >> so vivid. you can only imagine being in that situation. our coverage of the war in israel continues throughout the hour and track the latest breaking developments at nbcnews.com. you can follow our live blog for

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president biden spoke from the white house a short time ago, he called the attack by hamas on israel, quote, pure unadulterated evil. >> the president also confirmed at least 14 americans are among the dead in israel and that american citizens are among the hostages being held by hamas the state department just announced that secretary of state blinken will travel to israel in the coming days. we want to bring in monica alba, the president received some criticism from republicans over the weekend but he came out with this forceful speech and made it very clear that the u.s. stands with israel. >> reporter: absolutely, tom. the president saying that the u.s. is with israel today, tomorrow and essentially forever in a total show of support and

solidarity, the president made it crystal clear what we saw in the last couple of days in all of that footage the stories emerging that are so harrowing that amounts to isis-like evil the president said in terms of what we're seeing conducted by these hamas terrorists in israel and the fact that now the president is the one announcing that american citizens are among those being held hostage is significant. there are efforts to try and help with israeli counterparts to negotiate for the release of those held not only americans but israelis. here's a little more of what president biden had to say in his remarks moment ago. >> we must be crystal clear, we stand with israel. we stand with israel. we'll make sure it will have what it needs to take care of its citizens, defend itself, and respond to this attack there's

no justification for terrorism. there's no excuse. hamas does not stand for the palestinian people's right to dignity and self-determination. >> reporter: in terms of military assistance the u.s. has already sent ammunition and interceptors, two big requests from prime minister netanyahu and the president pledged more military assistance arriving in the days to come. tom. >> he'll be meeting with senior leaders in israel to pledge that support. he departs arriving on the ground on thursday, a short trip before he heads elsewhere potentially in the region to continue those conversations and make this united front with allies and partners there to continue that condemnation of hamas and the terrorist attacks

and to show that support for israel. the fact that he's going now at this critical moment he'll continue to pledge more aid and military assistance and potentially even more congressional action to help get that over the finish line. kate and tom. >> all right, monica we appreciate it. the u.s. military as mentioned is beginning to deliver critical aid to israel even more coming the president said in his speech. coming up, what will be sent and how it will be used and how it will impact the war under way. you're watching "nbc news daily". when you're looking for answers, it's good to have help. because the right information, at the right time, may make all the difference. at humana, we know that's especially true when you're looking for a medicare supplement insurance plan. that's why we're offering "seven

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holocaust survivors abducted and held hostage, hostages who hamas threatened to execute in violation of every code of human morality. >> the president accuses hamas of using innocent palestinians as human shields, saying the terror group does not stand for their rights. four israeli american families spoke to the press earlier today urging the american government to go all it can to bring hostages, specifically the israeli american family members, safely back home. these are the families. four missing individuals believed to be held hostage by hamas militants. >> he was injured in a gun battle. i mean, they were all civilians at a music festival. they were fish in a barrel sitting in this bomb shelter.

terrorists came to the door. they were throwing grenades in, shooting machine guns. and we know that his arm, from the elbow down, was severed. >> hamas says they are holding more than 100 hostages, some from the music festival. his parents say they have not heard from their son since saturday morning. that's when they received two texts from one. one said, i love you. another said, i'm sorry. immediately his mom says she knew something was very wrong. rallies will continue in the bay area today. there are a bunch going on, one at the walnut creek library at 5:00 this evening, and another on the peninsula at frederick community park, that's at 7:00 p.m. we will get to other news. local news. part of the toll plaza remains shut down after a deadly crash and fire last night. a live look.

traffic still slowly going past as crews continue to work. they may not reopen until this afternoon at the earliest. crews have been inspecting the plaza that burned. workers have been cleaning diesel fuel that spilled from the big rig. the crash happened around 10:00 last night. a big rig was weaving before slamming into the toll booth. the driver died at the hospital. chp is investigating what happened. cal trans is asking for patience. >> we want to make sure everyone gets through safely and efficiently. it's a very busy bridge. every morning thousands of people go through this bridge and rely on it to get to work and get home. >> this is what the backup looked like at 8:30 this morning. it took 20 minutes to go one mile. let's get to the forecast now. >> let's get a check on our temperatures and the rain chances. we move on to our tuesday around

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the contract runs through may 2026, the agreement includes salary increases, bigger residuals. we want to bring you up to date on the israel/hamas war, growing fears of israeli civilians who are still believed to be held hostage. >> hamas has around 100, 150 hostages estimates. a hostage being saved, this video, footage from israeli police that was previously blurred, the body camera video appears to show a rescue mission that took place near the gaza border. we see israeli military there approaching a vehicle and opening a door. leading off our coverage this half hour, nbc news coimportant ellison barber in tel aviv, israel, you heard the sounds of warning sirens earlier today --

in south earlier today, tell us what's happening now and what the latest is from inside israel? >> reporter: at times in the last couple of day there is have been sirens in tel aviv, sirens in tel aviv earlier today, at that time we were further south where there was rocket fire coming in a city about two miles away from gaza, sort of this rotating threat if you will right now that a lot of people feel. tel aviv is a relatively safe city, people we have spoken to, who live here, at different times of conflict and tension between israeli forces, israeli military and groups like hamas and here they felt relatively safe. but this weekend they say it feels like that has changed. nothing quite like what people are experiencing in those communities around and near hamas and nothing like what

palestinians inside of gaza are experiencing. what we're seeing is this back and forth flow of massive amounts of air attacks, missiles flying out of the gaza strip by hamas toward israeli communities and positions. israel firing back, there were a number of areas where civilian buildings, civilian casualties reported. from israeli rocket fire. israeli military, they say that the places they were hitting in gaza, they were targeting, places where hamas was storing weapons, command centers, they're trying to rid the area of hamas, that's what prime minister netanyahu said he wanted to happen. but it's impacting civilians as well in that community and we're hearing trickles of it from other people. close to 200,000 people inside gaza right now are sheltering in some of their schools.

>> ellison the reality of that war, if you live in gaza there's nowhere for you to go, the border has been sealed with israel, egypt that border is closed as well, where do those palestinians go that are civilians in this war? >> reporter: yeah, i mean the answer right now seems to be really nowhere. one thing that's different for palestinians in gaza versus israelis in those southern cities where we were today is that they have on the israeli side on those communities. that doesn't exist inside gaza, you have people fleeing to schools run by the u.n. in terms of that one border crossing, it was closed, there was an air strike and discussion on opening it, it hasn't been opened to anyone.

there's such a strict blockade on the israeli side that's totally sealed off. on top of that, tom, israel, they say they have cut off all electricity, they're doing a full blockade. back here at home, rallies and vigils are growing in numbers across the u.s. both in support of israel and the palestinian people. >> police are stepping up patrols in some cities, a few instances of confrontations between the two sides. law enforcement also monitoring for potential threats to synagogues and mosques. kristen dahlgren is in new york city. what are we learning about security preps and threats police may be focusing on tonight? >> reporter: right, so, they're setting up, you can hear me the

band practicing behind me. the security preps, they'll need to clear the area just after this so they can come through with the dogs and do a security sweep. they're taking security here very seriously tonight. the governor will be here as well as the mayor of new york city and thousands of new yorkers are expected to come out, so they don't want anything at all to happen. as you said tensionings have been running high during many of these rallies, so a lot of security on top of what's been mobilized over the past few days outside of synagogues and outside of mosques, sensitive areas like that, where the new york state police and local authorities have been gathered guys. >> as we see more videos and photos coming out of israel that passion and anger can tend to grow. kristen, what do the organizers tell you? >> reporter: i spoke with the

ceo, he said this type of lettic, attacks, they have been dealing with for quite some time, this has ramped it up to a new level. >> we all have twitter, we all have social media sources, where people will glorifying horrific acts against israeli, not just jewish israelis, any israelis, any religion, any ethnicity, we are hear making it very clear, thousands of us making it very clear we won't stand idly by. >> that's the message. he mentioned social media there. i want to point out that's another thing that authorities are looking at to see if they see any type of chatter, the governor also called on social media companies, guys, to police themselves and make sure that there's no hate speech going out. back to you. >> kristen from new york city, thank you. the u.s. is stepping up its military presence in the middle

east in support of israel. >> those soldiers, one is being sent to the front lines. said good-bye to her 28-year-old brother, he's heading off to israel to fight in this war. they have dual citizenship through their parents. >> she said she's praying for her brother's safety and for everyone else's too. >> you see what's going on there, it's sad, scary, nobody's safe right now, he wants to be there to support everybody, we want to be there, too, but it's terrifying. it's dangerous. just worried for him. >> military families can relate. let's bring in former deputy commander of u.s. forces in europe who led the ground attack in baghdad back in 2003. thanks so much for being with us again. we heard a lot of talk about

the military carry out a ground operation inside gaza. >> what are they focusing on? >> they're focused on gathering intelligence, both from a human intelligence trying to get folks, israelis in gaza, to provide them the intelligence they need particularly on where the hostages are located and also the signal intelligence, listening to the telephones of the terrorists, making sure they're looking at social media, all these things in which the terrorists communicate with each other, they're trying to take their signal intelligence and gather enough information so fi where are the hostages and where is the vulnerability inside gaza

in an event they need to conduct a full ground attack, where the command centers are located, ammunition centers located, so they can get armor, they're right to piece together a picture so when they execute this they're not going in blind. >> general, on that point, you brought up the ground invasion and the potential mission to rescue those hostages you're talking about israel has one of advanced mill tars in the world, yet these terrorists from hamas were able to break that wall and commit that attack. the ground war will be street fighting, how does the israeli military adapt and evolve to this ground level of battle. >> so this is going to be the most complex fight, keep in

mind, the reason why is so complex we continue to talk about these 2 million people in 140 square miles of terrain. the third most dense location in the world. so they have to deal with civilians, they'll have to deal with this ground attack that's going to consist of pretty much terrorists moving all over the battlefield. they've got to deal with tunnels. they can't fire in different locations because it may have hostages. they have to deal with the ammunition depots and they must preserve life, 2 million life aren't 2 million terrorists, you'll find some are good and some are bad. you don't want to go in there killing a lot of people, innocent people. so all of this they have to figure out and it's going to be hugely complex for them to do so, there will be a lot of

casualties. innocent civilian casualties as well as terrorists and israelis dead when this is all over. >> retired general who knows a lot about that, thank you so much for being with us. really appreciate it. intelligence communities around the world are working to determine iran's potential role in this deadly war. coming up, we'll take you live to tehran, where the nation's leaders are responding. what they're saying about this what they're saying about this terrorist act and

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all right, growing concerns about the war in israel expanding to other parts of the middle east. earlier today hamas called on fighters across the arab and islamic world to show their support for the militant and terrorist group, it says the so-called mobilization will start on friday. nbc tehran bureau chief joins us now, hamas has support from iran historically in the past. iran's supreme leader has praised this attack. explain to our viewers the long history here between iran and hamas. >> reporter: well, tom, they have a long history, iran has

been supporting hamas for decades. but interestingly, they're ideologically opposed to one another, hamas is sunni and iran is shia. they're oppose to the different loips there. what they do share is common hatred for israel. they want to see the annihilation of israel. they thrown all of their weight behind them. as secretary blinken said hamas without be hamas without iran. that's why iran has been hamas' main patron for so many years.

instrumental from helping the palestinians fight israelis with rocks to helping them with rockets. they take great pride in supporting and arming the palestinian militants and even though they're saying they're not involved in these attacks, they weren't involved in planning no denying how much they support the palestinian movement, how happy they were these attacks happened. iran backs hamas all the way through as they do hezbollah. there's a very strategic relationship with these two even though they may be idea lonl cally opposed to one another. they have the same goal, the destruction of israel. >> the president warned other nations that could take advantage of this, not to. let's turn back to israel now, so many stories of heroism and heartbreak emerging there,

stephanie gosk has the story of one family now facing unimaginable loss. >> they were a couple of idealists who sent their kids to a school where you learned arabic and hebrew together. >> reporter: brandeis university professor remembering his daughter and his son-in-law, he was on phone with them on saturday when hamas gunmen broke into their home. >> the last words from her is that i hear glass breaking. they're speaking in arabic and i hear shots. that's the last words we heard from her. >> reporter: he said the couple was shot and killed while shielding their teenage son. >> we heard her son say i'm shot, there's blood in me and instructed then not to speak. >> reporter: for roughly ten hours, they texted with him as he hid from attackers. when hamas returned the last time they tried to burn the

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