italy, and the uk, biden condemned hamas and expressed steadfast and united support for israel. some shake-ups in the race for the white house. robert f. kennedy jr. announced that he will no longer seek the democratic nomination and will instead run as an independent. former congressman will hurd also dropped out of the republican race. and stargazers are in for a treat overnight as the moon and venus will be visible next to one another in what's known as a conjunction. this begins around 3:00 a.m. wednesday. for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm jarred hill, cbs news, new york. it's tuesday, october 10th, 2023. this is the "cbs morning news." devastation and destruction. the warning this morning from israel's prime minister as

israel orders a full siege of gaza, and the threat from hamas to kill hostages. well, good morning and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. today is the fourth day of israel's war with hamas on the country's retribution for saturday's surprise assault is only intensifying. about israel sealing off the gaza strip from food, fuel, and other supplies, and the death toll is growing. 900 people have already been killed in israel. in gaza, at least 700. 1,500 bodies of hamas militants have been found in israel. they've called up 3,000 israeli reservists. check out these satellite images from saturday showing the dozens of fires near the border between the gaza strip and israel.

naomi ruchim joins us now from new york. naomi, good morning. >> anne-marie, good morning. president biden is expected to address the war in a speech this afternoon. overnight israel carried out more strikes. among the targets, two mosques and a weapons compound, which israel says were operations for hamas. they have re-established control over the border fence separating gaza and israel. israeli rocket blasts shook gaza this morning after prime minister benjamin netanyahu declared warfor the retaliation attacks that began over the weekend. >> they must support israel in defeating hamas. >> reporter: hundreds of people on both sides have been killed. hamas also claims to have taken dozens of israeli hostages including an 85-year-old grandmother seen here. >> i'm sure she's very scared.

>> reporter: hamas has threatened to execute civilians as fighting intensifies near the border. israel says one of its deputy commanders was killed. back in the u.s. tempers flare as some protests broke out in several cities yesterday. >> no one look at us. no one care about us. >> there's nothing we can do other than go to war and hope for the best. >> reporter: the white house says military assistance is already on its way to israel, though, there are no plans to put u.s. boots on the ground. some state and local leaders say they are heightening security at synagogues and jewish schools, though, the fbi tells cbs news there's no specific or credible intelligence indicating a threat to the u.s. stemming from the attacks in israel. anne-marie? >> naomi ruchim in new york. thank you, naomi. we're also hearing heroic stories about people who lost their lives including from families of american victims.

brandies university professor illam troen was on the phone with his daughter saturday when she and her husband were killed saturday. >> the terrorists came through their place, broke through the doors, shot them, the bullet actually entered his abdomen. >> troen was in israel at the time. he rushed to a hospital to meet with his grandson who is now recovering from his injuries. and we're learning of some incredible stories of survival during the hamas attack on israel. "cbs evening news" anchor and editing manager norah o'donnell spoke with a mother whose neighborhood was overrun. miri messika say she and her husband and three children jumped from a second floor window after their home was set on fire.

>> we couldn't breathe because of the smoke and because of the gas. it was very frightening. >> the family rushed to a neighbor's bomb shelter where they hid in silence for seven hours while masked terrorists rained gunfire outside. the worst part, she says, was the sheer terror of waiting. the mothers of families texted each other with updates. the reported death toll in the neighborhood is more than 100. and some of the world's most famous landmark were lit up to show support for israel. last night the white house turned blue and white, the colors of israel's flag. pair paris's eiffel tower was bathed in white and blue. the houses of parliament were illuminated in blue and white. and last night france, germany, italy, and the united kingdom issued a joint statement in part saying we make clear the terrorist actions of hamas have no justification, no legitimacy, and must be universally condemned.

there is never any justification for terrorism. a huge show of support in the streets of brooklyn, new york, last night. thousands of men, women, and children turned out to show their support for israel while security is being beefed up. jericka duncan takes a look at the heightened tensions. >> reporter: as attacks continue thousands of miles away, emotions in the u.s. are running high. dueling demonstrations were held for a second day outside the israeli consulate. in new york city. >> i think they're there just to murder, to kill. >> there's bombing, bombing, bombing, and buildings. >> reporter: protesters have taken to the streets from coast to coast since saturday. >> jews united, we'll never be defeated. >> free, free palestine. >> reporter: it's a complicated conflict that's left americans divided. tensions boiled over in fort lauderdale on sunday. police say one person was

arrested, but there were no injuries. >> everybody to calmly please exit the building. >> reporter: and services at a congregation kol ami were interrupted by a bomb threat. federal law enforcement say there are no credible threats at this time. new york city's mayor held a vigil for the victims in israel. many people i spoke to on both sides expressed sadness and le anger about the attacks and said they expect the violence to get worse moving forward. jericka duncan, cbs news, new york. be sure to stick with us all day for complete coverage of the war starting with "cbs mornings." we're going to have team coverage including evening news anchor and managing editor norah o'donnell joining the broadcast live from tel aviv, and we'll also speak with the national security council's john kirby about the administration's response to the war. and then at 1:00 this afternoon

president biden will deliver remarks on the conflict. we'll bring you coverage in a cbs news special report. additional u.s. assistance for israel would need approval from congress, but that's not possible right now because the house is shut down with no speaker. kevin mccarthy says he's willing to return if enough republicans who voted against him last week are open to his reinstatement. gop lawmakers are expected to vote as soon as tomorrow on a new speaker, but there's no clear-cut front-runner between the two members in the running, jim jordan and steve scalise. president biden was interviewed about his handling of classified documents. he was interviewed voluntarily by special counsel robert hur sunday and monday. hur was appointed by attorney general merrick garland. the documents were discovered at his delaware home and in a washington d.c. office he used

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