asked the former senior security policy on the list in the office of the us secretary of defense, michael miller, for his assessment, the crunch. there's obviously going to be um, a blanket quite on this until uh next to can have been notified. there has been no further details. the pentagon is not releasing any further details, but the reality is there's going to be an increase in us aircraft flying around whether it's air force or navy. if, if the aircraft went down in the mediterranean, then uh, more than likely it was uh, a navy aircraft. but that has not been verified by the pentagon. all they know is that an aircraft went down and they have no word yet on whether there were survivors. it looks like there may have been more than one or even 2. that might have gone down with the plane, which might indicate that it's a uh, either a recognizance or, or it's another type of aircraft, but we just have to wait for word of it. but this is inevitably going to happen with the build up that it has occurred. and the opposition to what's happening within is realize, well, these were the scenes outside

there i spoke with a former pending on security policy analyst, michael miller. if he's a, he's all convinced that israel can evacuate those who sold shelter in the hospital because mister motive says i simply have no way left to go. well, they're going to die. it's. and if they cannot get them out, that's been the problem. yeah, there is no where the go. now the israelis claim that they're going to try and go in and, and bring out the patients and move them to us as a safer location. well, i haven't heard reports of that happening. maybe some but not a lot. and, and people have flocked to the hospital for refuge because there's just nowhere else to go. they here they, they were, the ones in the north were told to go south, but every time they were head south, they get shot at in the road. toward the rough uh, uh, entrance into egypt. the road leading to that is littered with dead bodies by people waving, but were shot and killed on that besides the hospitals. or the idea of continues to target the residential areas. the town of d r l by allowing the central jobs

michael. ok. a mazda miller can say they have released a hostage with russian citizenship in appreciation. of moscow's position on its war with israel. a mazda is also set to release a 3rd group of israeli hostages and exchange for palestinian prisoners. today, this comes after a 2nd group of israeli and for hostages were swapped for palestinians held in is really jail after 50 days of activity in gaza to young as really girls age 9 and 12 were united with family members. their release came after tense negotiations. a mouse had threatened to postpone the 2nd transfer unless more raid was allowed to reach northern gaza. india and a small humanitarian convoy was permitted to enter the north of the strip. in the early morning, hours of sunday from us released another 8 children and 5 women were taken to hospitals like this one in tel aviv wouldn't. but the whole you mention name of 12 returning is were brought to the hospital including many women and children. they underwent an initial medical and psychological evaluation and examination, and i'm happy to inform you that although the horror o

the hill's michael schnauzer reports ohio republican max miller just mr. santos during the debate and said you sir r. creek. congressman santos asked her the word to be struck from the record for the actual vote on whether or not to expel congressman santos is expected tomorrow. on another matter george republican marjorie taylor greene introduced a resolution yesterday to impeach homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas and the impeachment resolution is never being -- no longer being offered.

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michael. >> yeah. a little bit of audio difficulty there, but we certainly got the gist of what you were saying. thank you so much. >>> joining us now is aaron david miller, a former state department middle east negotiator and senior fellow at the carnegie endowment for international peace. good to see you, sir. the delay on saturday, everything finished up all right, but it did show how precarious the process can be. how delicate are truces and exchanges like this? i mean, it's a four-day process initially. what could scuttle it? >> well, first of all, michael, thanks for having me. it's day by day. look, you've got a situation in which there's no direct negotiationsns between isrsrael hamas. you are aligned almost exclusively on the qataris as mediators, and in this case, the egyptians, as well. not just you have no trust or confidence. in a matter of days, it's clear that israel and hamas may well be back to trying to kill one another. so, there's no trust and confidence. there's no direct negotiations. the qataris have a huge lift, in order to try to secure and minimize friction. today's example, i think, is -- i won't say it's par for the course thi

miller, colonel jeffrey a. phillips, colonel eric n. quigley, colonel michael s. row, colonel derek m. sawme, colonel kay m.tevens, colonel joseph e. sumengil, colonel terrence taylor, colonel jason d. voorhees, colonel michael o. walters, colonel adrian l. williams. the presiding officer: is there an objection? mr. tuberville: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from alabama. mr. tuberville: i object. the presiding officer: the objection is heard. mr. kaine: mr. president, i ask that it be in order to make the same request with respect to calendar item 83, colonel cory a. simmons to be brigadier general. promise is there an objection? mr. tuberville: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from alabama. mr. tuberville: i object. the presiding officer: the objection is heard. mr. kaine: mr. president, i ask that it be in order to make the same request with respect to calendar item 84, rear admiral george m. wick-off to be vice-admiral. the presiding officer: is there an objection? mr. tuberville: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from alabama. mr. tuberville: i object

former chairman of the republican national committee, michael steele, and assistant managing editor and chief for "the new york times," elizabeth miller forces released this video of what they say is an operational tunnel shaft. they also say they have found hamas weapons there. nbc news cannot independently verify those claims but we have been able to verify the location is just outside the hospital building. israel says there have been no casualties since its raid began on wednesday. the hospital had to shut down over the weekend due to lack of fuel and supplies. still hundreds of patients are inside and need medical care. the fuel shortage caused internet and phone services to collapse across the gaza strip. the breakdown of communications network which is crucial for coordinating and deliveries will keep the united nations from getting aid into that territory today. so joe, the idf says -- the israeli government, evidence that hamas was working out of that hospital and obviously it would be great if hamas would use some of its fuel. it has big reserves of it, to keep that hospital running. >> no doubt about it. the front page of "

tom: michael is going to join us and we will do the economic babylon cpi. this could be a three hour conversation with jonathan millers into a hall. he's the most important person for real estate in new york city. do we have a housing crisis and do we see and placing and housing? jonathan: it's a crisis of affordability at all levels. if you think about the fed pipit 1.5 years ago it's had a disproportionate impact because mortgage rates are such a big driver of the housing market itself. markets like new york, is too third cash buyers but they are still looking at the financial markets. is not that they are not impacted by rising rates they are impacted by fed policy and as a result, we have seen as sharp drop in sales over the past year and a half in cash sales and an finance sales. cash sales are down 20% and finance sales are down 40 -50%. lisa: how do you see rent and homeownership feeding into inflation next year? will it reinflate or to simply further discussion? jonathan m: i think the rental market will continue to do some plate using your parlance. they peak in the summer and we are seeing rents come down b

amendment us reduces the salary of michael regan, administrator of the environmental protection agency to the large sum of $1. i call on my farmer friend of illinois, mary miller, for as much time as she needs. the chair: the gentlewoman from illinois is recognized. mrs. miller: thank you, congressman miller. in april administrator regan testified before the house agriculture committee and told me, quote, the e.p.a. doesn't incentivize solar panels, we're a regulatory agency. his statement to the committee was blatantly false. the e.p.a. does incentivize solar panels which is why i just introduced an amendment to strip all funding from the e.p.a.'s solar for all program. the biden administration wants to cover rich fertile farmland we use to grow food with chinese solar panels. i support this amendment because we must send the message to the e.p.a. to leave the farmers alone and never mislead congress when testifying. thank you and i yield back. the chair: the gentlewoman yields back. the gentleman from south carolina reserves. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from maine seek recognition? ms. pingree: claim time in option. the chair: the gentlelady is rec