to 10 am eastern time. i want to repeat that again.between israel, egypt, and the united states to allow u.s. citizens to leave gaza through the rafah crossing in egypt this morning between the hours of five a.m. eastern and 10 am eastern. that is right now, israeli time. katie? >> jonathan thanks for the breaking news. and look, roughly 360,000 israeli military reservists. 360,000 are answering their countries call to arms to help fight a war against hamas. now we'll most reservists already in israel at the time of the call. some return to fight from their honeymoons and others were studying abroad and building new lives in foreign countries. amg those called up to serve or some of the members of this team. the israeli bobsled team. that instead of trai for the olympic games at lake acid in new york this weekend. as was the original plan. they are actually going to be serving alongside their countries military instead. joining us now is a.j. adelmann. a member of that israeli bobsled team. aj it is an honor to have you here. i am grat

uh, why did this really is randomly bump my house is what i am eastern busy. we are civilians, and it is clear that there is no one here but us. my father is with us and just disability. so that's a little bit in the us. now. what is either on who i mean the cost by them. just over the border in egypt, trucks filled with 8 or waiting to cross into garza, the head of the united nation says the board must be opened as a matter of urgency. behind these walls, we have a 1000000 people that is suffering in our mosley that says, no water, us, no food, no magazine, no for israel has persisted in bomb, bring the territory, including this neighborhood in garza city, are many helping to escape before an anticipated ground offensive including use of father and his family could not secure safe passage near how why so we went to the crossing but they told us it would open but it didn't think, i don't know. we tried to find shelter in the south and couldn't. so we decided to return home when the mag, unfortunately a house was found while we were inside because that's plus,

now that gate was supposed to be open from 5 am eastern to 10 am eastern hour time.n mother traveling with three children in short time ago who said that the border still isn't open. and so i want you to explain to our viewers, how complicated can it be to safely filter out hundreds of people in this type of volatile scenario? is typ of volat>> it is enormously com, and it's going to be a long, long task to on top of it. but as i mentioned earlier, it requires the assistance of any participation of the egyptians. thus far the egyptians have not indicated except in the agreement about demonstrated over the past years that it is willing to let a relatively free flow of palestinians to get out of gaza, and that seems to be one of the holdups at the moment. even once they open it up, as you suggest, it is a logistical nightmare to check everybody through a relatively narrow aperture's in the border. but as long as they are south of gaza, they will probably be safe, katie. nbc news has learned that israel's air force is getting more u.s.-made bombs to help destroy the tun

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tomorrow 9 am eastern house republicans are met supposed to meeting private to try to select their newminees not enough. once you have a nominee, the house has to hold another vote on the floor of the house that. may happen as soon as tomorrow. but at this point who knows? and the idea that you just get to tell the temporary guy that he has to be the speaker without anybody voting for him, it's not going to work. joining us now is the senior national political reporter for nbc news. it's nice to see you. >> thanks rachel. >> do you have any updates for us about what i just explain where we are in the process right now? >> if you updates rachel. house republicans met for well over two hours this evening. they had a candidate formed who made their case one of them dan user of pennsylvania became the first to voluntarily get off the island, floor away in a raft and to be voted off the island, so there are eight candidates left are going to be voted on starting tomorrow. the way this process is expected to work there will be multiple ballots until somebody gets a majority of the conference

palestinian official confirming that the rafah border will in fact be open at 90 am local, to a am easterny, october 16th. once again, this is from the embassy of palestine. the representative there for the rafah border, confirming that the foreign national palestinians will cross thento t nine a.m.. the humanitarian aid will start to cross into gaza at nine a.m., as well as the foreign national palestinnsre expected to fly to cairo from the airport. there are 30 miles from rafah, and they will fly there from cairo airport, into the final destination. according to finally talking about that, as we are talking about the flight of palestinians in gaza. we are learning more about the israelis kidnapped by hamas a days ago. one of those hostages is believed to be 23 year old -- who was at the supernova music festival attacked by hamas terrorists last saturday. her uncle, hurrah, joins us now to talk more about this. thank you for joining us. i know that we had some problematic connectivity issues, thank you for sticking with us. have you spoken to the government, and give us a sense of what yo

give you the time, 2:30 4 am eastern and look at that darkness.ly dark. since the electricity and a complete internet blockage completely out right now. many of the strikes that we've seen over these past few hours happening with just a few minutes within a few minutes of each other. the reporter barack in review is reporting right now that just moments ago he was talking to wolf blitzer and he said this. >> there are thousands of soldiers that are entering the gaza strip from the north in the last hour or two and i think we will see more of that as hours pass until the morning. >> and that picture live as a live camera that we now have on that gaza border but let's go to tom for forger now at the wall. you heard they're entering the gaza strip a few hours ago and he's is continuing into these early hours in the morning as we are watching. can you give us a sense of how widespread and intense the strikes on hamas have been in this war? >> they been unlike anything we've seen in decades. dating back probably into the 1980s. and really very, very in

now, the second vote for congressman jordan is set to take place tomorrow at 11 am eastern time.ou're wondering why this whole process is so protracted, remember what former speaker john boehner had to say about jim jordan. >> you call some of these members political terrorists. >> yeah, jim jordan especially. my colleague from ohio. i just never saw a guy who spent more time tearing things apart, and never building anything. never putting anything together. >> with republican colleagues like that, who needs -- then earlier this month, the former house republican conference chair offered this resounding endorsement. >> jim jordan knew more about what donald trump had planned for january 6th than any other member of the house of representatives. and if the republicans decide that jim jordan should be the speaker of the house, there would no longer be any possible way to argue that a group of elected republicans could be counted on to defend the constitution. >> there is no member of congress more associated with trump's plot to overturn the 2020 election than jim jordan. remember

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tomorrow, there is going to be another press conference at 10 am eastern. what would you want to know tomorrow? >> yeah, so, i think what you are going to find -- and i think you laid it out well. we started getting a heads up from some of our people in the field. my colleague andrew -- a heads up in the law enforcement side and -- jonathan and i and that was before nine pm nit. so, it was approximately an hour after they initially found the body. of course, they would want to do a positive i.d. and call people out. and i have to tell you, the fbi does possess, and i would like to know tomorrow in the press conference whether these rapid dna. and the fbi has the ability to use rapid dna. they most assuredly have his dna already on file. they could have gotten that from any family member. and i did note, by the way, that they said tonight that most of the family members have been cooperative. they've been supportive. and there have been some questions about. that so, i will note that for the record. but when you look at that. 7:45, maybe they find him, maybe

it will be two a m eastern, 9 am local time, to allow u.s. citizens to leave gaza.is according to a palestinian official. more than 4000 people are dead and thousandmo are wounded as the israel hamas or enters its second week. that includes more than 1400 people in israel and more than 2600 people in gaza. gaza's ministry of health says that over half of those deaths are women and children. these really defense forces or idf is expected to launch an extensive ground operation in the gaza strip at anytime the coming days. the mission is to destroy the hamas terrorist group leadership and to secure the 150 hostages kidnapped in last week's brutal terrorist attack. with a full might of israel's military looming along the border, 1.1 million civilians in northern gaza are navigating rocket strikes as they scramble for safety. they are heeding israel's order to evacuate to the south or hunting for shelter that can withstand whatever is to come. u.s. officials have affirmed israel's right to defend herself, while emphasizing the light of gaza civilians, and working to sto

i am old school eastern orthodox where we have been doing our liturgy for the same way for 2,000 yearsnd keep the coffee under your chair, it's very similar to the catholic church in terms of getting up, going down, hymns, all of that. it's all about, i think, the decorum, and i really care more about how people dress. >> yeah, that's a good point. >> don't roll in in your pajamas. comb your hair. maria: so you do have rules. >> exactly. >> i don't have an issue with the coffee. it's not the like someone's sipping out of a flask, drinking booze or something like that. -laugh we're talking about coffee here. you want your parishioners to be alert, pay attention. nothing wrong with having a cup of cappuccino or -- >> no. maria: don't order cap chief know for lunch when you're with italians, it is not good. i had that mistake, i made that mistake. >> so as a eucharistic minister, when mark comes up to me in church, aisle go the body and macchiato of christ. [laughter] maria: love it. we are to 30 minutes away from the market, down 95 on the dow industrials as interest rates continue to up

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catch me tomorrow -- 10 am to noon eastern.s a podcast, if you missed anything on the show, you can check it out later today for free, wherever you get your podcasts. stay right where you are. ight where you are a very good day to all of you, from msnbc world headquarters -- welcome everyone to alex witt reports. we begin with the breaking news, exactly two weeks now, after the hamas attack on israel, so here is the latest. 28 trucks were allowed to cros

thank you very much, igorevolos, director of the center for middle eastern studies, i am afraid that and i will be investigating for more than one day, if mr. igor is right in the sense that maybe hezbollah and alkuts and so on will join there, and it is shorter that there is someone to join, but israel has. who else to rely on, and we are with you now we will get to ukraine, suddenly from the near east, to borys kushniruk, an economist, i hope he is in touch with us , now we will see him, but he is definitely in touch with us, thank you mr. boris for finding us time, we will not talk about middle eastern problems, but we will talk about purely ukrainian problems, and the first question of mr.

catch me tomorrow -- 10 am to noon eastern. velshi is available as a podcast, if you missed anything on the show, you can check it out later today for free, wherever you get your podcasts. stay right where you are. ight where you are a very good day to all of you, from msnbc world headquarters -- welcome everyone to alex witt reports. we begin with the breaking news, exactly two weeks now, after the hamas attack on israel, so here is the latest. 28 trucks were allowed to cross the border from egypt into gaza this morning, human rights groups say it is insufficient to address the basic needs of more than -- even as trucks cross the border town of rafah came under heavy explosions. [sound of artillery] >> also new today, as israel prepares its ground offensive on gaza, arab leaders gathered in cairo for a peace summit. jordan's king abdullah denounced the international community for its science on israel siege. >> israeli leadership must realize that there is no military solution. to its security concerns. that it cannot continue

i will be back tomorrow at 11 am and noon eastern to pick back up this breaking news coverage.ore hour in-depth coverage following the latest news coming out of israel. tommy amos is on the ground to tel aviv, joined by my colleague, josÉ diaz galore. that special coverage begins right now. >> hey, good evening, i'm tommÉe

thank you very much, ihor simivolos, director of the center for middle eastern studies, i am afraid that you and i will be investigating for more than one day, if mr. ihor is right in the sense that maybe hezbollah, alkuts, and so on will join there, and, in short, there is someone to join, and israel also has someone to rely on, and you and i will now get to ukraine, so out of the blue from the near east to boris koshniruk, the economist, i hope he is in touch with us, we will see him now, but for sure he with us in touch, thank you mr. boris for finding time for us, you and i will not talk about middle eastern problems, but we will talk about purely ukrainian problems, and the first question, mr. boris, is for me, such a mediocre ordinary ukrainian citizen, this is what they said, that the floating exchange rate means that the currency in ukraine is recovering again, somehow it will show, i have to do something, i have to shout, or on the contrary, continue to run the program with you and bring it to the end, and not immediately run to the bank, do something there, spitting on to all t

makran, all the cities and villages, as one of the vast provinces of our country, i am at your service in the easternt of the country. the most borders of iran are villages and villages cities and towns are going to create another epic today, and you, me and my colleagues in sistan and baluchistan central radio and television will portray it, god willing. if you have any questions, i am at your service. thank you very much , mr. kay khanejad, a journalist from sistan and balchestan province. haj agha, regarding the clarification of the issue of palestine and gaza and the courage that the palestinians have achieved in the last few days , please explain what the plans of the islamic propaganda coordination council are. the owners of the pen and the owners of the expression, the owners of the media, should express the angle of this victory. well, in the shura group, the speakers we promote, the content we produce, the statements we issue, in the past few days , the shura has issued several statements with targeted statements and very clear messages that actually influence public opinion. let him express

eastern. i am josÉ diaz-balart along with my friend, ana cabrera.all eyes are on the white house as president biden prepares to depart today for israel where he wants to show the world america's unwavering support for america's long-time ally. >> and get humanitarian aid into gaza and get trapped americans out. >> plus, hamas releasing the first video of the hostage group saying they have as many as 250 people. we will take you inside the desperate effort to free them. >>> israel managing to kill a major hamas leader, and israel told palestinians to flee. >>> then is anybody capable of leading the house of representatives? >>> we begin this hour with the latest on the situation on the ground in the middle east. joining us now, kelly cobiella in southern israel, and retired admiral, former nato supreme allied commander and msnbc chief analyst. >> israel told palestinians to flee ahead of a expected ground invasion, and what do we know about the efforts to get the humanitarian aid into gaza? >> reporter: well, they were striking hamas targets overnigh

i have directed their movement of the uss gerald r ford carrier strike group to the eastern mediterranean. i aming with this breaking news. a statement from the secretary lloyd austin on us force posture changes in the middle east. i'm going to continue with the statement. i direct the movement of the us general r ford carrier strike group, this includes air us air carrier and other vessels there as well, some guided missile destroyers come uss thomas had no, and a continuing list. we have taken continuous steps to augment our force in the region. the us maintains ready forces globally to further reinforce this deterrent posture if required. just want to get your reaction to that. it could have a sort of deterrent effect. i don't have that is based on hard and real intelligence, the possibility of proxy attacks on us forces in iraq and syria. it also has symbolic value. i think you have seen that across the board. it will be just interesting to see whether or not there is military moves and deployments actually are a response to a changing threat assessment. it is hard to see from where or with

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am. eastern standard time here in washington, dc today on the next speaker.o is in line for that speakership , it is line for that speakership, it is not clear that he actually has the votes. now, already we know there was a whole scale rejection by his supporters to empower the current speaker pro tem who is who is in that position . but until there is position. but until there is a speaker right now, much of that that aid that israel needs, that ukraine needs to continue to try to ward off russia. none of that can actually go to those key those key areas that need that funding. >> yeah, ultimately , it makes it >> yeah, ultimately, it makes it an empty promise until he can actually deliver on a speaker and then on the 100 billion, $100 billion pledge. but eric, thanks very much indeed for joining us. that's political analyst eric ham . okay. now analyst eric ham. okay. now closer to home, i was asking you and do get in touch, by the way, if the weather is being problematic for you . i had a problematic for you. i had a terrible drive in this morning andits

serhiy, sorry, i am interrupting you, just not much time, this trend will stop, that is, this logic of the easternersit can spill over to the west, that is, can we imagine...

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eastern europeans. we have the africans, i am telling you that they have established small and very small towns there ,, a collective life, very, very limited houses, the few jews are there, they work for the government. they provide the government in exchange for the government he gave them a house and settled them there, so these places that are down here and the fighters entered, these are kibbutzim , they are very, very small towns, which were very, very difficult to enter, and now the fighters are the axis of the resistance. as far as the west bank has been reported in the news and cyberspace channels , it is 10 kilometers away, but it is about 30 kilometers away . there is no choice but to run away because they have been afraid of this happening for many years, i am at your service . thank you, sir. you are very kind. we will be happy if you join us and mr. torabi to start our round table . before we go, we will see a report. the names you hear are members of the same family. 17 years ago, 7 people from this family of eight were martyred by zionist soldiers. their youngest was one year old. this

i will be back tomorrow at 11 am and noon eastern to pick back up this breaking news coverage. but don't go anywhere, because coming up next.cial it is two more hour in-depth coverage following the latest news coming out of israel. tommy amos is on the ground to tel aviv, joined by my colleague, josÉ diaz galore. that special coverage begins right now. >> hey, good evening, i'm tommÍ, broadcasting from miami. it is currently three again four we are in israel, and the idf has pledged a full air land and sea attack on hamas and the gaza strip. more than 1 million civilians he did no warning from israel's armed forces. scrambling to move out of the northern gaza strip, told to leave their homes because of an imminent ground offensive, which has not yet come, but air assault into gaza continue. thousands of moved towards gaza's border with egypt amid diplomatic promises earlier today that some foreign nationals could leave, but that crossing, as you see here, remains closed. the u.n. says gaza has run out of water, run out of fuel, and the world health organization says the evacuat

, i wanted to become a winemaker a dream since childhood, although i myself am from the city of elektrosal, this is the easternrdly vineyards, there are factories, so i wanted to become a winemaker, i studied in timerya. agricultural academy, completed a bachelor's degree, master's degree, and graduate school, in 2016 he moved to crimea, in fact , in order to get busy, go into winemaking, of course, when i graduated from the university, i rented an apartment with grief when i arrived here, but always stayed, tried to stay on topic, on the wine topic, i was a teacher in moscow state university, we taught wine courses, there i organized wine festivals, worked in the government in the wine sector, always tried to get involved in this, learn something new, and so gradually, working two or three jobs, i saved up some starting capital, the next stage, of course, is the vineyards, of course. indeed , winemaking literally pulls behind it a huge number of related industries and like no other industry, because it requires equipment and technology, an entire industry is built around winemaking entertainment, festivals, g

iran from interfering, but are also sending part of their sixth fleet to the eastern coast of the mediterranean near lebanon. i am great iranian plan. amid the conflict between israel and hamas, concerns are growing about the impact on oil and gas prices. the price of brand oil exceeded $88 per barrel, which is $3 higher than at the close of trading last week. if the conflict affects other countries in the region, this will affect oil production and its price. if the conflict intervenes some third party, this will lead to an increase in oil prices. how much would iran's potential involvement affect oil prices? iran is a member of opec, the country, of course, is under sanctions, but the opec group and russia act as a united front, so this is extremely significant. everything that happened was terrible and now everything depends on what this conflict will lead to. if you look at other countries in the region, they either never. begin to help hamas, so that prices will either unite against it, then they will rise in the long term. this the situation threatens the united states with rather difficult prospects. the k

i am right now in front of shahreleh in the almost eastern part of southern lebanon. during the last half hour in sohbat, we heard the sound of gunfire. the person was heard and we are also a clear witness that although it can be heard, now the sound of shooting is heard, now at this moment that you are speaking, we are witnessing the shooting. that was published about the firing of the dastfa missile and other events , these were issued by zionist sources until this moment, and the islamic committee of lebanon has not issued a statement to confirm the issue. let's have the environment. yes, there is a frequent whining sound is it possible because we are very close to this city now? since it is night, it is not clear exactly in which direction the attack is and the cause of the object. are they correct that they are worried about the sudden infiltration of the forces ? from the side of the occupied territories to the lebanese side or vice versa, what i can confirm right now is that there is a sound of gunfire near us, but because it is dark, i cannot confirm whether t