. >> martha: thanks. i'm martha maccallum. at this hour, a dramatic change in tone on what could come as "the washington post" reports that the white house is "very, very, very worried" that this war is going to get out of hand. national security adviser jake sullivan warning that this could spiral in to a regional conflict. they're now preparing for an evacuation plan if needed that would move hundreds of thousands of americans out of the region. obviously that would be a herculean task. we remember how difficult it was to get 124,000 out of afghanistan in that very difficult exit back in august of 2021. here's john kirby just moments ago. watch. >> it would be imprudent and irresponsible if we didn't have people thinking about different scenarios. we're not at a point of execution of evacuations right now. >> martha: this is one of the women released from hamas custody yesterday. they still have her husband. we don't know when this first photo was taken. this is her before and this is her after she was held for 17 days. she

martha? >> martha: ian pannell, thanks so much. >>> joining us now is president biden's national security adviser, jake sullivan. good morning to you, jake. let's start with this movement into gaza which has clearly reached a new stage with the troops going into gaza. how do you see this playing out? >> well, martha, i'll let the israeli defense forces speak to their plan, and war, of course, is highly unpredictable. so it's difficult to predict how it will play out. i will say this. israel was attacked in a brutal, vicious terrorist attack. they are taking steps to go after the terrorists who struck them. they have been doing so from the air. they're now doing so on the ground, and hamas, this brutal terrorist organization that conducted the attack, is hiding behind the civilian population which puts an added burden on israel to differentiate between the terrorists and innocent civilians, but it doesn't lessen their responsibility under international humanitarian law and the laws of war to d

martha? >> martha: thanks, trey. we will watch your coverage, watch from your post as we see this situation, as trey lays it out, unlike anything that they have seen in the last 20 days in terms of its frequency and escalation. we're looking at the night sky over israel right now. we go to mike tobin. also live in this region where all of this is playing out at a little after 10:00 p.m. israel time. hi, mike. >> hey, martha. the positions thunder in the night sky from this position here. the air strikes are also going in to the gaza strip as the rocket fire comes out. >> i got a bunch of rockets there, getting intercepted. we're in the shelter. the light isn't very good. activity has increased, picked up on the gaza strip. >> we caught some of the outbound rockets in tel aviv. i called them long range because they have the ability to reach the 50-mile distance up to tel aviv. earlier in the day, some rockets got through the defenses and hit an apartment in tel aviv injuring three. contact in gaza says the strikes are

. >> martha: i'm martha maccallum. it's a dark day. in addition to the loss of life in israel, we have lost at least 27 american citizens as hamas terrorists hold an unknown number of americans hostage at this hour. here's john kirby moments ago. >> we all need to be prepared for the fact that there's going to be additional gruesome images coming out. there's going to be some pretty tough reports for all of us to swallow. this is not over. >> martha: pretty tough reports coming for all of us to swallow. we will find out what that means in the hours and days ahead. every hour we see more of the evil that is hamas. a warning that these i'm my knowledges are graphic. >> the kitchen floors are stained with blood. people were home. it was early in the morning saturday when hamas militants stormed into their homes. >> in a place known for its art gallery, it's the small details, a pile of legos on the ground. food atop a table for breakfast. photos that hang on the fridge. just like any home would have. >> martha: so tomorrow the united stat

martha? >> thanks, trey. we'll be going back to you as he covers this war as it continues to rage in israel. let's bring in a spokesperson for the israeli consulate here in new york. great to have you with us. thanks for joining us today. >> thank you as well. >> we just heard from prime minister netanyahu. one of the things that a lot of people are wondering about, what is next militarily for israel. what can you share with us about whether or not we can expect to see israeli soldiers go in on the ground in to gaza city to start looking for hostages. >> i can tell you what we should not expect. we should not expect everything that we had in the last 15 years since hamas took over the gaza strip. so 15 years we tried everything. we tried allowing them to go out and work. we tried making it easier for them to build facilities. we tried -- we had numerous conflicts with them, but we -- at the end of the day, we got to saturday morning when a group of -- there's no other way to call them other than barbarians go

martha? >> martha: thanks, howie.aking just moments ago, reporters asking president biden about a cease fire and whether or not that would happen in israel or in gaza saying that we should have the hostages released before taking up those talks. we'll work on that and turn that around in moments. first, live to jerusalem with trace gallagher reporting live from there. high, trace. what can you tell us from jerusalem right now? >> well, we know, martha, this has been in the works for a while. you reported at the top of the show, you had two elderly women that were released, one 79, one 84 or 85. there was talk all day of releasing some 50 hostages and they would be in qatar and duel citizens. the two hostages that were released, israel wanted that not to happen because they were afraid this whole process of dribs and drabs, releasing two here and four there. so now the president has asked should that be a cease fire? he says there should be a cease fair until all the hostages are released. you'll play this sound in a m

martha? >> martha: thanks, mike. big decisions for the people hoff gaza to make as this begins and as mike reported, what we've seen is idf going in to recover bodies likely israeli soldiers and civilians. what you're looking at right now is a live shot in times square. 3:00 eastern is the go time for this day of rage protest that we understand is -- obviously is now underway. let's listen to this for a second. >> martha: we'll keep a close yoon on that. we saw similar protests happening in other parts of manhattan today. i want to bring in ambassador dan gillerman who served for israel at the u.n. from 2003 to 2008. very good to have you with us. i know you were just in a bomb shelter. what can you tell us? >> yes. hi, good afternoon, martha. while i was waiting to come on, the sirens blared. we're discipline. the home front makes us go in to bomb shelters. we have one in our apartment. most apartments in tel aviv have them. we went in. we heard the explosions, which i think were the iron dome intercepting those mis

martha? >> martha: thank you. let's bring in mona collins. she was at that meeting in chicago that we just showed you. thanks for joining us today. what are your thoughts on this? you attended that meeting. you can see what happened at o'hare airport. the 23 shelters that are full. tell us your perspective. >> my perspective is that i know that we're all outraged about this because they have placed this on the community. they have not spoken to the community. they are proposing to move them in to our area. the mayor, the governor, no one has reached out to us. i think this is unfair. we're not saying that they're not welcome here. but we are taxpayers paying our dollars. they're telling us that we don't have a say in this. 's been living in this community for over 38 years. okay? we help build this community. we hold it up. we support it. our children have been raised here. you understand? we have a lot of activities for our children. to tell us that we have no say and display us out of our own park, our own recreation area that keeps our kid

. >> martha: good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum in new york. there's 22 americans who have been killed so far. we hope that number will not go higher at this point. we also now know that there are 17 confirmed missing americans and the white house now confirms that a number of them are hostages which raises a number of questions about the back and forth and the understanding that those individuals are indeed being held by hamas. so hamas is using at least 100 people as human shields or leverage for their cause inside of gaza city. these are the terrified family members of those that are kidnapped and those who are defined as missing. watch this. >> they're not part of this war. citizens and civilians should not be taken. >> the number 1 message we're trying to convey is that time is critical. >> she was shouting, mommy, they shout at us. we're all wounded. >> they're taking children, women, back to gaza to use as human shields. it's appalling. the world be has to step up and get these hostages out. >> martha: that's the priority at this hour. b

"the story" with martha starts right now. >> martha: good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum. this is a huge 180 from the president. the white house is scrambling to spin this afternoon over the move to do exactly what they said they wouldn't do, build a border wall on the southern border. dhs says there is an acute and immediate need to construct physical barriers to prevent unlawful entry. completely contradicting. this from the president in the oval office a short time ago. watch this. >> border wall money was a pronated for the border while. i tried to get to redirect the money. they didn't. they wouldn't. meantime, there's nothing under the law other than that they have to use the money for what it was appropriated. i can't stop that. >> do you believe the border wall >> no. >> martha: no. we have to untangle this. moments ago, reporters went after karine jean-pierre. she said she hadn't seen the memo that was put out. the president is looking at the numbers and realizes something must be done. watch this. remember this? >> how is this consistent with what president biden

martha? >> martha: thanks, mike tobin in southern israel. back here at home, the candidates running for president face a crucial question after the hamas attacks on israel. news around 900 u.s. troops are deploying to the middle east, are they ready to be wartime commanders in chief potentially. let's talk to one of those republican contenders, vivek ramaswamy. vivek. good to have you here. we heard that 2,000 u.s. troops were in ready to deploy mode. now 900 are deploying. what is your reaction to that? >> my reaction is i'm worried, martha, that we're taking steps towards repeating the same mistakes that we have made in the past by sending our sons and daughters to fight in the middle east without defined objectives. the way i look at this is what hamas did to israel was subhuman, it was wrong. the u.s. role is to stand diplomatically for israel's right to defend themselves. they have a right to national self-defense and existence. i think the u.s. is at risk of muddying the waters. you hear those reports of israel being delayed because of

good morning, martha. the israeli/palestinian conflict has been smoldering without burning for so long, and it all ended in a few horrific hours over a week ago in a bloodthirsty rampage through mass militants on israel. now the history long dormant repeating itself again. israel plans to attack gaza from the land, air, and sea, although it hasn't said when. gaza has already been under relentless bombardment for eight long days and nights. this morning, as many as 1 million palestinians are on the move told to move immediately and run for their lives. the message came from the sky. israeli leaflets scattered, siege warning them they have just hours to move away from the border. just a few hours to pack an entire lifetime, and with all borders closed, the only place they can head is south. gazans have been piling what they can into the back of trucks, strapping their belongings to their cars. some families only able to go on foot. parents clutching their children's hands. and even while they did as they wer

martha? >> martha: thanks, mike. we'll keep going back live to get more updates on the situation at this hospital in again -- gaza city. thanks for joining us, mr. ragiff. the first question is what you can tell us about this strike on this hospital in gaza city. what do you know, sir? >> the truth is we're investigating. we're looking into the information we have and what happened. we we can say is the following. number 1, israel doesn't target hospitals. they're not a target for us. we won't have deliberately hit a hospital. number 2, we know that at the time of this tragedy that hamas was firing a barrage of rockets at tel aviv. the center of the country. i myself went to the bomb shelter here because we were under attack. in the past, there has been a pattern of behavior that we've seen up to a third of rockets fired from gaza fall inside the gaza strip because they malfunction. it's possible, we don't know the facts and that's why people should be careful here, but it's possible that this was one of those rocket

. >> martha: good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum in new york city where like other cities across the country, americans feel outraged and unsafe. listen to them. >> crime out of control in every city in america. >> i fear for my own safety every moment. >> we shouldn't have to be teaching stop, drop, roll on the ground from bullets. >> the world is going crazy. i feel like people are going insane. at this point, we have to stay home. >> stay home. people are going insane. this man and his girlfriend, they know that. they went out to a wedding together. that's a picture from the wedding the night that he was then stabbed to death on the way home. this crazy murderer, who you see in this picture, is out there. he's wandering around the streets still. probably still has the knife or another weapon. new york police are asking anybody with information to come forward so they can catch this man. this is a warning. this video is disturbing. it's also what happened. we need to see what is happening out there. >> martha:

more as we get it, martha. >> martha: what a tragedy. thanks, garrett.e mentioned before the break, bill maher speaking out forcefully as he calls on president biden to drop out of the race. saying that he's done noble service to the country but that it's time to step aside. watch. >> someone has to convince president biden that if he runs again, he's going to turn the country back over to trump. go down in history as ruth bader biden. what matters is voters think biden is too old. what matters is he's going to lose to trump. you can be a national treasure and still be too old for the job. if i'm on a plane and the pilot says this is your captain, buzz aldrin, i'm getting off. >> all right. let's bring in kellyanne conway, former counselor to president trump and now president of k.a. consulting and robert wolf, founder and ceo of 32 advisers. both fox news contributors. i want to go to this video. this is the latest example of one of those moments where people watching it are a little nervous about what is happening next. watch this. >> i hope this exper

. >> martha: thanks. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum. john roberts will stay with us live with his great coverage from jerusalem. our fox team coverage continues on the ground spanning from southern israel to tel aviv. we'll take you to all of our reporters positioned across the country with live reporting during the course of "the story" today. we're seeing protests that are erupting across the world in the wake of the horrific blast that reportedly killed hunts at a gaza hospital yesterday afternoon. you saw that live as it unfolded on our air. islamic groups burning an image of the israeli flag in turkey today. here's the chaos at the u.s. embassy in beirut, lebanon. watch this. just feels like the world the erupting in so many places right now. this is the explosion at the hospital in gaza that sparked much of this recent wave of outrage. this video, you can see the blast there. people that look at this video frame by frame, this particular piece of video was shown on al-jazeera. it shows a rocket that takes off from gaza and falls a

back to you, martha. >> martha: a tangled web. thanks, rich. with that, we bring in four-star general jack keane, former vice chief of staff of the arm my and chair of the institute for the study of war. good to have you with us, general. obviously there's escalation happening in gaza. we're hearing in a moment from the idf spokesman. we want to talk about this hit on the refugee camp. they say they have taken out a hamas commander and some of his lieutenants. >> well, first of all, martha, let me say, idf is focused on the leaders. they're going to stay at that and likely have rather significant success. listening to testimony today and what's been happening unfolding with the administration and particularly with how we're reacting to the strikes against our troops and bases in iraq and syria, a couple of things. number 1, we have to recognize strategically what is happening here. iran's goals to dominate and control the middle east and control the flow of oil out of the persian gulf. they have two objectives to achieve that goal. one is to dr

. >> martha: im martha maccallum in for bill hemmer. hard to watch these images of this mob in the mostly muslim region of russia breaking through barriers and breaking down doors yelling anti-semitic chants and surrounding a plane and asking which of the passengers on that plane are jewish. the violence and hatred is coming as israel rolls out phase two of their war against hamas expanding their offensive from the ground and sky pushing at least two miles now into gaza. the idf taking out hundreds of hamas targets and they say that they are trying to spare civilians in the course of all of this. it is a densely-populated palestinian enclave. >> dana: new video showing the changing nature of the battlefield. the idf raising the israeli flag in gaza apparently for the first time in 18 years. we have fox team coverage. mike tobin near the front lines. jeff paul is in london with the latest on that anti-semitic riot in russia. jeff, what happened? >> it all happened in the russian republic just east of the country of georgia. when you watc

>> martha, when i was in the u.s. attorneys office years ago i did accounting fraud cases and really taken aback by how different it is from the normal criminal case. criminal statutes have to be like black and white so that the average person knows what the crime is and is on notice about that. but when you get to these accounting cases where it is generally accepted accounting principles there is more gray area than anything like black and white. even if you read the judge's opinion in this case where he is saying that trump exaggerated, you know, some of his assets by 300% and 4 hundred hundred and 500% he says the auditors or appraisers say it's worth 114 and $220 million. there is a lot of room between those two amounts. if that's what an appraiser idea of exactty toot is. the fail safe is the other side knows its bread and butter is it has to appraise and do its own due diligence. >> bill: the banks did business with him because though knew they would get paid back. "washington post" writes this. does the new yo

thanks for being here. >> thanks, martha. >> martha: good to see you.o college students here at home staging anti-israel walkouts on their campuses where we have seen pro palestinian messages up on the walls of the side of buildings projects at george washington university last night, this is one of the messages. glory to our martyrs is one of them. clay travis is an alum of g.w. he wants to respond here live next. you're probably not easily persuaded to switch mobile providers for your business. but what if we told you it's possible that comcast business mobile can save you up to 75% a year on your wireless bill versus the big three carriers? have we piqued your interest? you can get two unlimited lines for just $30 each a month. there are no term contracts or line activation fees. and you can bring your own device. oh, and all on the most reliable 5g mobile network nationwide. wireless that works for you. it's not just possible. it's happening. here's why you should switch fo to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built n engine like

martha? >> martha: thanks, mike. reporting from southern israel where we're seeing the troops massing and ready to enter gaza city. they're waiting for the go-ahead from their leadership in tel aviv and jerusalem. mike, thank you very much. so let's go to tel aviv where the spokesperson for benjamin netanyahu joins us. we're hearing the reports that the leadership, the defense minister says he wants everyone at the ready. but it feels like there have been delays, some of which appear to be tied to the aid that is moving in from egypt and aid going to gaza. what can you tell us? >> so first the idf is ready. we're talking action and we're ready to take further action. we will do whatever it takes to make sure that buy the end of this operation in gaza we will dismantle hamas' military capabilities. as for your question about humanitarian aids, when president biden was here, we had certain agreements with our american counter parts. we said we would not allow in any humanitarian add aid to enter from israel. you heard

. >> martha: all right. thanks. we have breaking news right now just coming to us from the state department. u.s. troops being told to be "ready to deploy" for further defense for israel if needed. we're working on how many troops have received this message. there's some reporting from the "wall street journal" that its in the neighborhood of 2,000 american troops told to be ready. we're going to dig into this for you this hour. mike tobin is standing by. rich edson will be available moments away. we'll go back to john roberts who is reporting live from tel aviv this week for us. we will continue on top of these stories as we continue to get new information. right now it is 10:00 p.m. in gaza. we are now ten days in to this war. there are 199 individuals who somewhere are being held at this moment in the hand of hamas. we know what they did to people in israel. we have seen the horrific videos over the weekend reportedly of some of the children that are being held by hamas right now amid a frantic effort to get thos

martha maccallum is in for harris. >> martha: hello. thank you very much as we continue this fox news breaking coverage of the war that is unfolding in israel. we have seen chaos and terror throughout the course of the last 48 hours after hamas militants launched a coordinated series of attacks that took the lives of hundreds -- there are estimates into the thousands as well as you can well understand. it is such a chaotic, fast-moving situation as we start to see really the second tier of what is going on both on defense and offense in this war that is now emerging in the middle east. this is live look at gaza city right now as israel and hamas trade rocket fire. we have seen massive plumes of smoke after israel fired retaliatory rockets toward gaza. more than 800 is the low end estimate of this point but it is very difficult to confirm the numbers of those dead. women and children killed in israel. at least nine americans are among those who have been killed in this war so far. this is an urgent, urgent all hands on deck moment as the

martha? >> martha: thanks, trey. we watch on the left-hand side of the screen. it's night time in gaza city. we have been watching the explosions. those targeting being softened up before they head in. is there any end case how close they are to the ground invasion? >> martha, we're about as close as you can get to the gaza strip right now. a few hundred feet away, there's a field of tanks. the tanks have their lights on. they are ready to go. they have their engines run. they're waiting for the order, this is a scene that looks similar along the gaza border. troops are kited out, prepared. they have bags with them. we saw today they have food in their trucks. they are prepared for a long stay. israeli media is reporting today, this operation in gaza when it's announced, when the prime minister addresses the nation and the world, it could takes months, martha. >> martha: thanks, trey. we'll see you later. trey yingst reporting on the ground in israel. the hamas attacks include one site with the bodies of 40 babies according to the israeli soldiers that found the

. >> martha: fox team coverage. jacque heinrich at the white house and michael all en with us on the growing risks of a regional conflict. first to trey yengst reporting live in southern israel today. hi, trey. >> good morning. i want to start with breaking news. fox news has learned that a high-level israeli official -- you can hear some of that outgoing artillery now, in coordination with the united states visited doha on saturday for talks with qatary negotiators about the release of hostages being held inside gaza. we learned about this meeting from a source earlier today saying that talks had stalled on friday. they resumed on saturday and they've been described to fox as productive. these conversations come as the israelis say 239 people are being held inside gaza. we do know following the operation launched on friday night israeli forces are currently operating inside the gaza strip. i want to show you what it was like just a few hours ago. you can see the israelis marking targets on the northeastern side of

i'm bill hemmer and this is martha maccallum. >> martha: we're in uncharted territory to be sure. we didn't get on the air yesterday. i was watching this untold. i haven't seen a debate like that in a long time. we'll talk a lot about it. i'm martha. great to be with you this morning on "america's newsroom." long-time mccarthy critic matt gaetz leading the charge and successfully ousted the speaker kevin mccarthy. the first time in history it happened. the first time in 1910 they named the house of representatives building after j joseph cannon. >> out of control in every city in america. >> human trafficking is such a horrific thing that is happening in our country right now. >> since covid everything changed. >> if you're a millennial you are feeling hopeless and cynical. >> i didn't feel comfortable leaving my son in a school system where fewer than half of the students can read proficiently. >> bill: who will take the place now of mccarthy? nobody seems to have a clue. some names are being floated including steve scalise, tom emmer out of minnesota and even the former presiden

the story with martha starts rights now. >> martha: good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum. right now breaking on "the story," israel's prime minister saying the fight in gaza is the second war of end. he calls it an existential battle. any calls for a cease fire, he says, would be a surrender as idf expands their ground operation and rescues an israeli soldier who was kidnapped october 7th. a huge development this afternoon. they have vowed to carry out more raids and put pressure on hamas to release the 229 or maybe north of that number remaining hostages that are believed to be in gaza including ten, is the estimate, we think is the right number of americans now being held hostage by hamas. the biden administration has teed up big meetings that could be central to what happens next. senior members of biden's cabinet will sit down with top saudi officials over the next few days. saudi arabia could be very pivotal in the future of the middle east. they have warned israel about going too far in gaza. they also have a vested interest in a peace deal that they had been working

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. >> martha: i am martha maccallum. an important moment for any president. an oval office address to speak to the nation. we will make his case for a number of things. he will layout additional aid for this fight in israel. also for the fight in ukraine. that was the original road map for the speech. and humanitarian assistance for the residents of gaza. >> bret: president biden will speak to the nation from the oval office. we have team coverage tonight. we have john roberts in jerusalem and peter doocy at the white house. >> martha: let's start there. >> tonight's remarks will explain to the american people why u.s. dollars and not u.s. troops are critical to wars in the middle east and europe. he is not expected to attack maga republicans because he needs them to vote 100 billion dollars in new funding. >> bret: interesting to see if this sounds like a state of the union address or more emotional after his trip in israel. let's go live to the oval office and the president of the united states. >> good evening my fellow americans. we are facing an inflecti

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let's get right to martha raddatz. and martha, what have you learned tonight? >> reporter: david, a u.s. official telling me tonight that they believe the killing spree in israel along the border with gaza lasted 12 to 14 hours before the hamas operatives scattered, and that there may be more than a dozen hamas operatives still inside israel. david? >> david: martha raddatz with late reporting. martha, thank you. >>> when we come back, in the u.s., president biden answering questions before the special counsel. you didn't live this strong, this long to get put on the shelf like a porcelain doll. if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis and are at high risk for fracture, you can build new bone with evenity®. ask your doctor if you can do more than just slowing down bone loss with evenity®. want stronger bones? then build new bone; evenity® can help in just 12 months. evenity® is proven to reduce spine fracture risk by 73%. evenity® can increase risk of heart attack, stroke, or death from a cardiovascular problem. do not take evenity® if you have low blood calcium

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martha raddatz, thank you so much.eciate your insight here, and tune into "this week" later. martha's going to speak with white house national security adviser jake sullivan about the attacks on u.s. forces in the middle east and israel's expanding ground operation in gaza. plus, martha has the very latest in the 2024 presidential race with the powerhouse round table. whit? >> whit: gio, back here at home now, and to presidential politics and the major announcement from former vice president mike pence suspending his campaign. abc's deputy political director, averi harper joins us with details. averi, good morning. this is a big change to the gop field. >> whit, good morning. former vice president mike pence's announcement was certainly a surprise in sin city where he was speaking and his departure from the race means that the gop primary field is a little less crowded. >> so after much prayer and deliberation, i have decided to suspend my campaign for president effective today. >> reporter: vice president mike pence s

martha is live in tel-aviv. the race to evacuate americans and the first ship leaving from a northern israeli port city, and americaning inside gaza, how do they get out. the horrifying case here at home. a 71-year-old man appearing in court, now charged with murder and hate crimes in the brutal stabbing death of a six-year-old. police say it was because he was muslim. his mother also attacked. pierre thomas with late reporting. the man hunt for a terror suspect in belgium. what the alleged attacker said in his pledge. >>> there is news involving former president trump tonight. the judge issues a gag order tonight. what the judge says trump cannot do. er aaron katersky reporting. the battle to be the next house speaker. will republicans unite ahead of an expected vote tomorrow? rachel scott from capitol hill. the urgent search at this hour. four inmates breaking through a sense. >>> the natalee holloway case and what urijoran van der sloot will reveal. and a cross country tonight. >>> from abc news, this is "wor

how can i keep martha safe? tentatively, i look around two large cameras and microphones surround us, shooting pictures, rapid. another reporter's hands holding a camera come in through the window, snapping one photo after another right there on screen. before my eyes is the 12 year old girl i been trying to conjure. but there's that feeling again. despite all the documents despite all the people i've talked to, many of whom, after all, don't remember in me, there's the feeling the hijacking must have happened to someone else studying the moving image of that girl makes me feel more than anything else, like his story in coming upon a visual representation of her long researched subject for the first time, watching the tape. all these years later, i write down i can't believe i was there. it's an extraordinary passage, martha. really. it really is. so i'm going to unfortunately throw a question at you. you're not going to want to hear is after that immensely emotional? do you think any of this has anything do wit

they landed on martha's vineyard around 3:00 p.m.corted onto waiting buses and dropped off by the side of the road. according to public records, the operation cost florida more than $600,000, about $12,000 a migrant. >> if you're going to take somebody and fly them hundreds of miles away, do it under full disclosure. hey, you're going to get on this plane, we're going to take you from point a to point b, and i don't know what's going to happen. there's nothing there set up for you when you get there. so, you're on your own. you in or not? i would think some of those people may still say, you know what, yeah, i'll roll the dice. from what i understand, that's not what occurred here. they preyed upon people to get them onto that plane. they exploited them, took avantage of the situation that they were in, a very desperate situation, and then took them there under false pretenses. >> when you say false pretenses, you're saying they lied to them. >> absolutely. they told them they were going to get jobs there and housing there, everythin

>> david: martha raddatz leading us off again tonight. martha, thank you. >>> so, what do we know so far on the horror at that hospital? what does the evidence show? here's our chief foreign correspondent ian pannell now. >> reporter: tonight, new clues into that catastrophic strike on the gaza hospital, and whether it was a militant rocket or an israeli air strike. video showing the moment of the blast. experts say the sound of the impact could provide evidence. >> that is the sound of a high speed rocket. that is not the sound of an air strike or something dropped from an airplane or even an artillery shell. the high pitch is much closer to what you would hear from a rocket just prior to impact. >> reporter: video taken on the ground appears to show a large area badly damaged by fire. experts say potentially from a rocket's unspent fuel. and there was no large impact crater, and little of the structural damage typical of recent israeli strikes. >> you see a puncture hole and you see burned-out cars. if it were a high explosive air strik

>> all right, martha raddatz leading us off here on a tuesday night. martha, thank you. >>> tonight, hamas is now claiming to be holding up to 250 hostages. so far, israel has confirmed 199 held captive. it was last night here, hamas had just released that video of a 21-year-old woman held captive with that harrowing message to her family. tonight, we hear from her family, and from those parents originally from chicago who i met while in the war zone. their son driven away on the back of that pickup truck by hamas. abc's matt gutman from israel tonight. >> reporter: tonight, as the war in gaza intensifies, the families of the 199 hostages watching it all unfold, increasingly fearful for their captured loved ones. >> until yesterday, i didn't know if she's dead or alive. >> reporter: karen schem's daughter mia disappeared at that music festival in the desert. hamas now releasing this undated video. mia injured, but alive. "to my parents, to my brothers," she says, "please get us out of here as soon as possible." >> i just saw my baby and i start screami

i'm doing this so martha doesn't get to do her one more thing. >> martha: come on, i really want to do what this is. what is interesting about this animal is that it's the closest relative march whatever of the rat. >> greg: no closest relative is an elephant and manhattanee. >> jesse: no way. >> greg: right here in production notes it's called. >> martha: it's a rodent. >> greg: a rock hirax and at the new england zoo. judge? >> judge jeanine: so a baby elephant interrupted a young reporter by sticking his trunk in his faces a he gave a piece to the camera. elephant seemed curious as it first moved trunk up over its ear to the top of his head and then to his face. he didn't want him to think he was irrelevant and i'm on laura. >> martha: on the plane. >> bret: harold ford jr. video was

host: democratic strategist martha cannot and republican strategist mike -- martha mckenna and robinegist mike ricci. muzaffar chishti discusses muzaffar chishti discusses later, increase in migrants at southern border and the biden administration's recent move to allow nearly 500,000 venezuelan migrants to obtain work permits. up next, wgoing back to the question we started out the show with. we want to hear your reactiono the legislation that averted a government shutdown. what are your thoughts? republican (202) 748-8001 democrats (202) 748-8000, independents (202) 748-8002, and l workers (202) 748-8003. start calling it now and we will get to yr ll right after the break. >> author charlotte gray is a canadian born in great britain who lives in a suburb. her book titled passionate mothers powerful sons is about churchill's and jenna -- churchill. she was the mother of winston churchill. sarah delano married james roosevelt and begin the mother of fdr in 1882. charlotte great rights that one of the reasons to write about these -- charlotte gray writes that were the reasons to write

martha raddatz and what she's learned. here in the u.s., the news conference just moments ago in this manhunt after the mass shooting in lewiston, maine. divers in the water and that note serviced by army robert card remains at large and communities in lockdown. and one of the critically wounded victims just taken off the ventilator and what his first words were. >>> in new york city, the judge now ordering former president trump's daughter ivanka to testify in the civil fraud case. why she argued she shouldn't have to. >>> the remarkable rescue tonight off the u.s. coast. the man surviving 13 days adrift and alone on a life raft. he was emotional as rescuers pulled him to safety. the storms this weekend, snow and flood threats and the record heat in the northeast. >>> and march of the penguin. the endangered baby penguin here in the u.s. tonight, the team on the once in a decade moment. >> david: good evening. we are just back from maine. after that mass shooting. a news conference held there just moments ago. today there

martha raddatz with late reporting. she's live in tel aviv. >>> tonight, israel signaling its ground war into gaza may be imminent. the israeli defense minister telling troops they'll soon see gaza, quote, from the inside. ian pannell in israel on what's expected, what we know so far. >>> tonight, growing fear for the more than 200 hostages taken by hamas. and now, the heartbreaking call. a grandmother and granddaughter found dead on the border with gaza. three other family members still missing. tonight, our britt clennett, who has been following this family, on the knock on their door and what the family learned. amid their grief tonight, they still cannot give up hope for their other loved ones still missing. >>> here in the u.s., the chaos in the house. this evening, jim jordan says he's still running for speaker, there will be a third vote. but tonight, has the math changed at all? what our rachel scott has just learned. she's live on the hill. >>> former president trump and the surprise turn tonight in georgia's e

host: democratic strategist martha cannot and republican strategist mike -- martha mckenna and robinegist mike ricci. muzaffar chishti discusses muzaffar chishti discusses later, increase in migrants at southern border and the biden administration's recent move to allow nearly 500,000 venezuelan migrants to obtain work permits. ext, we are going back to the question we started out the show with. we want to hear yaction to thelation that averted a government shutdown. republican (202) 748-8, democrats (202) 74, independents (202) 748-8002, and federal workers (202) 748-8003. start calling it now and we will t to your call right after the break. >> author charlotte gray is a canadian born in great britain who lives in a suburb. her book titled passionate mothers powerful sons is about churchill's and jenna -- churchill. she was the mother of winston churchill. sarah delano married james roosevelt and begin the mother of fdr in 1882. charlotte great rights that one of the reasons to write about these -- charlotte gray writes that were the reasons to write about these two women whose liv