ana cabrera picks up the coverage right now. >>> this hour on "ana cabrera reports" growing calls for a cease fire between israel and hamas. the situation in gaza now so dire the u.n. is warning they could be forced to halt humanitarian work today. more on that and the talks now underway to free more hostages from gaza. >>> these developments overseas coming as the president prepares to host a world leader here in the u.s. for an official statement visit. there you see the live images from the white house where in just moments the president will greet the prime minister of australia. >>> also in washington, fourth time's the charm. the house could vote as early as noon today on their latest speaker designee. who is mike johnson and can he succeed where three others failed? >>> thanks so much for joining us. it's 10:00 eastern, i'm ana cabrera reporting from new york, and we begin with the breaking news at the white house where we are about to see president biden welcome the prime minister of australia, and this is an official state visit with a world leader, and hence, all of this pom

>> i don't know, ana. i mean, look, i think to ali's reporting, jonathan's as well, it's kind of scalise and jordan and everybody else right now, but that dynamic could shift. those are the two front runners. the question is can you get to 218 votes in your carcass. here's where the house caucus rules come into play. historically behind closed doors whoever got to over 51% of the caucus votes, everybody would agree to support them on the floor. that began to unravel, actually, in 2015, and i admit to being part of that when kevin mccarthy had more than 50% of the caucus. but we wouldn't give him our votes on the floor. and that's how we ended up with paul ryan, and so what the new speaker will have to do, if it's scalise or jordan or if neither one can do it and it moves to somebody else is behind closed doors can they secure the full commit the of all 218, meeting the gaetz and the lunas before they go to the floor. this is where time is actually on the republicans' side. in january they had to go to the

i'm ana cabrera reporting from new york. hours with the idf claiming the have hit 320 hamas targets over the last 24 hours. as air strikes continue, a contingent of israeli tanks and troops remain gathered along gaza's border with the israel defense minister saying the war could take, quote, months. there's new reporting this morning suggesting the u.s. is seeking to delay any ground invasion. joining us is nbc's kelly cobiella. the air strikes intensifying, but israel at least for now holding off on a ground invasion. what do we know about israel's military posture at this hour? >> reporter: so they said repeatedly, the israeli government has, that they're going in on the ground. late last week we heard that israel will enter a new phase of this war without getting any specifics. again, repeatedly israeli politicians and other military officials have told troops on the ground where troops have been built up on that border that a ground offensive is imminent. we saw overnight intesive air strikes. israel says those were on h

>> yeah, hi, ana, good morning.hite house official told me and pushed back strongly on the idea that any of these changes had anything to do with this increasing pressure from democrats in places like new york, chicago, massachusetts, also denver seeing a large migrant influx as well. the biden administration is coming back saying this money was appropriated back in 2019, as you just heard in morgan's piece, but also that this project was announced in june. what is new here, ana, is this idea that this waiving of environmental laws, this is highly unusual and in a notice in the federal register, dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas talked about an acute and immediate need to construct physical barriers. dhs secretary mayorkas said yesterday those statements were taken out of context. you have to look at this as a whole picture. these border numbers have been going up and the ground has shifted in terms of politics on this from the democratic perspective, when you have governor j.b. pritzker, a staunch biden ally calling

ana: se van a dar un cabezazo. jomari: hay que hacer el ridÍculo. ana: todos al mismo lado.ntida de univisiÓn de esta casa. [aplausos] [cantan] [mÚsica] ana: faltaba tÚ nomÁs. >> aquÍ estoy. raÚl: te recibimos bailando, precisamente, llega a contar todo lo que pasÓ en los ensayos de la segunda gala de "mira quiÉn baila" este domingo. >> esta semana se viene sÚper fuerte. no sabemos para empezar si va a ver un eliminado todos. a la gente le gusta el drama, le gusta la atenciÓn. nuestros jefes al pÚblico lo que pidan. han hecho unos comentarios que yo digo dios mÍo. bianca que es toda dulce, pero tambiÉn ha tenido comentarios muy fuertes. con decir que el otro dÍa escuche en uno de los ensayos que si se tuvieran que ir uno o dos decÍa que se tenÍan que ir dos. se va a poner fuerte. jomari: ha empezado la rivalidad entre los participantes? >> fÍjate que todavÍa es muy temprano la competencia. en la segunda semana. ahora todos son amigos. [hablan a la vez] [mÚsica] una semana cargada para los ganadores de la primera gala de "mira quiÉn baila". el reto aprender nuevas coreografÍa

ana: estÁ todo rojo.ur por todo estados unidos. les prometo que no se lo pueden perder. hay algo muy interesante que dicen la entrevista que quiero hablar con vosotras. en un momento tan difÍcil le digo que bien una nominaciÓn a los grammy, pero ya dice que no compensa porque su vida privada en lo que realmente hace que sea quiÉn soy yo. >> es importante recordar tambiÉn que los artistas son humanos como cada uno de nosotros. nosotros podemos tener nuestras dificultades diarias y tener problemas con amigos, familias, jefes, ellos ademÁs de eso tienen que cargar una carrera musical artÍstica, salir con todo el mejor espÍritu a cantar. es admirable verla. cuando casi se pone a llorar casi me pongo a llorar yo tambiÉn acÁ. uno de repente desde afuera le puede dar muy duro, pero ana bÁrbara se puede ver que es super admirable. ademÁs, tener a la familia en contra no debe ser nada bueno. jomari: vamos con un mensaje y regresamos. jessica: ya viste algo personal con eugenio derbez, sebastiÁn yatra, pepe aguilar

>> yeah, well, ana, think about it. now you not only have kenneth chesebro, sidney powell, two top trump lawyers, but now jenna ellis, top trump lawyer and top trump campaign lawyer and how does it affect donald trump? donald trump can't sit pretty for very long. if you look at the new charging document that jenna ellis pleaded to this morning, it concerns specifically testimony provided before the judge as laura just mentioned, but implicated as well directly rudy giuliani and a gentleman by the name of ray smith. now, putting ray smith aside on a footnote in a second, roady rudy giuliani has a flipped that has implicated him and you and i know that any of that proffer given, tt recorded statement given to d.a. fani willis had to have value for them to give her a probation offer for this particular charge. now, rudy giuliani is getting more pressure. and that in turn is going to lead to more pressure on rudy giuliani to flip against donald trump. now, we're working our way up the food chain and listen, we jumped a coup

until then, i'm ana cabrera reporting from new york.w. >>> good morning. 11:00 a.m. eastern, 8:00 a.m. pacific, i'm jose diaz-balart. breaking just moments ago, a top house republican just confirmed he's running for house speaker. we'll tell you who and what other names are being floated as permanent replacement. >>> we're following history in the senate.

i'm ana cabrera reporting from new york. we begin on capitol hill where both parties are behind closed doors as we speak with kevin mccarthy's job hanging in the balance. just moments ago, mccarthy telling republicans they will likely vote today on congressman gaetz's motion to remove him as speaker. mccarthy defiant when pressed about his razor thin margin of support. >> i can give as good as i get. i know the place of where i'm at. i didn't get speaker on an easy round. it hadn't happened in 150 years, took me 15 rounds. i will never give up. i think if people rate how many times they would have killed me in the past, i would have been dead long ago. >> joining us now is nbc's capitol hill correspondent ali vitali. and jacqueline alemany, congressional investigations reporter for "the washington post." ali, to you first, you're on the hill, there is action behind you, we're waiting to hear from house democrats, house republicans after these meetings. when might we hear from them and what happens next? >> reporter: definite

>> reporter: ana, it's pretty remarkable.e saw president biden go to kyiv, which is a city in a country at war. kyiv nowhere near as close to the front lines as tel aviv is to gaza. it's just about 40 minutes' drive between the two. i'll tell you what we have not seen, we have not seen intense rocket fire from gaza this morning towards tel aviv, which would have the potential to disrupt the president's visit. it could trigger the air raid si sirens, sending the president and his entourage to the bomb shelters. we don't know if that was a deliberate decision by hamas, that they do not want to interfere with the president's trip, or if they simply do not have the capacity to launch rockets at all hours at will. not only are there a lot of israeli aircraft in the air above gaza right now suppressing rocket fire, but the united states given that the president is in israel, very, very, very closely monitoring what is going on. so interesting those sirens haven't been going off, when secretary of state blinken was here, he was sent

. >>> right now on "ana cabrera reports," the u.n. security council convening an emergency meeting this hour as israel expands ipts ground operations, vowing just hours ago to intensify its activity inside gaza's borders. moments ago hamas released new videos of three of the hostages. also ahead, an emotional night in maine, hundreds gathering to remember those lost in a shooting spree as we learn more about the gunman behind the attack. >>> a big legal week ahead for former president donald trump, a week that could see three members of the trump family testifying in a new york court. brand new nbc news polling on the 2024 republican presidential race with iowa voters weighing in on trump's lead and a new name surging into second place. >>> thanks for joining us. it's 10:00 eastern. i'm ana cabrera. israel vowing to continue and intenify ground operations in gaza. this video put out just hours ago of what shows idf troop movement within the gaza strip, this as israeli jets and drones are continuing to strike gaza by air hitting hundre

>> reporter: still no progress on that front, ana. as you said, there are intensive diplomatic efforts under way between the u.s., egypt, israel and the united nations to get that border open even for a short amount of time. the w.h.o. said there is lifesaving aid on one side of the border, on the egyptian side of the border. you may have seen the long lines of transport trucks waiting at the border. on the other side, hundreds of people waiting to get through. foreign nationals including americans. we don't have an idea of how many americans have made it down to that border. the state department saying over the weekend that -- telling american citizens inside gaza, if you can, if you believe it is safe and you want to get out, you should make your way toward that border, that there may be a limited amount of time when the border is open, when you may be able to get through. we've been hearing that same message now for almost 48 hours. there's really been so sign of progress on the ground. there are, like i said, talks ongoing. at one

[ana] la naturaleza está siempre invitando para una foto.so y veo las puestas del sol, la salida del sol, la bahía, cómo cambia de colores. ay, qué bonita una foto. ay, qué bonita una foto. y uno siente, cuando tú tomas esa foto, dices: "esta es, esta es la buena". como que vas viendo el mundo en otra dimensión. a las personas, a las cosas que te rodean, la naturaleza, todo, todo, lo vas viendo en otra dimensión. yo siempre tenía el deseo de seguir estudiando. terminé mi secundaria en méxico, pero mi papá no me dio la oportunidad de yo seguir estudiando. y me casé y ese gusanito estaba en mí. yo quería seguir mejorando, superándome. pero tuvimos un accidente. mi esposo casi estuvo a punto de morir. entonces dije: "si todo pasa, se alivie él o se muera, lo que sea, yo tengo que regresar y tengo que prepararme". pues, ahí me tienes. cada mañana, corre y corre mandaba a mis niños a la escuela, me llevaba a mis dos chiquitos al colegio, los depositaba en el childcare. y allí fue como se me abrió la oportunidad de aprender la educación temprana.

so jose and ana, at times it's a little hard to hear because those tanks are so loud.hat i was saying there is that we had seen three, four tanks in the last ten minutes coming from an area where we'd seen more movement, cutting through that path underneath the bridge heading into the wooded area. we don't know exactly what direction they were head from that point, presumably in the direction of gaza, but they were packed full of israeli forces armed and making their way towards something just in a line, just constant tanks rolling through, and then after the series of tanks we saw a few different humvees again, full of israeli troops headed in the direction we believe towards the gaza border. ana, jose. >> and you said you don't know exactly what their mission is in this moment. how many tanks would you say you saw, and how close are you to gaza to help us paint the picture for our viewer? >> the northern border of gaza is less than two miles from where we are right now, so we're very close. as you go a little further south at different points, this was happening yest

>> reporter: ana, it's a great question.a lot of concern in this region that the israelis are trying to push the palestinians off of their land and into egypt and jordan. now, the israelis have said they're not trying to do that. they're going after and trying to destroy hamas, but some of the concerns the region doesn't want to see the palestinians lose their homeland and, also, to push them into egypt and jordan would significantly impact these countries straining, putting a significant strain on them, on their resources. and keep in mind, these are two countries that already host millions of refugees. we heard from jordan's king abdallah saying it would be a declaration of war. egypt calling it a red line. egypt's president concerned that an influx of palestinians could create a launch pad as a place to attack israel, which in turn would then drag egypt into a conflict. they don't want to see it. so what we saw today was an urgent conversation between king abdallah and president sisi to try and figure out ways to temperat

jose. >> hey, ellison, it's ana cabrera here as well.what's striking to me as i look at your live shot there is just how quiet the streets are behind you. obviously everybody is trying to get in the most secure place as you're seeing some rockets being fired there. it was just about 24 hours ago that we heard from hamas and saying they were going to be firing and trying to attack ashkelon specifically. is this believed to be what they were threatening? or is there anticipation for an even greater onslaught? >> reporter: i mean the concern and fear here and expectation is that there will be a greater onslaught and that's from both sides, both military directions of this expecting more from israel, also expecting more from hamas. as we were standing here when we started to hear the series of some of the booms and kind of getting in different spaces where you can be safe but also you can see where they were coming, and we're far enough away from it that the risk of shrapnel falling down afterwards was not significant where we were standing,

anyway, alhamdulillah, mutun farka da aka fara wannan kira din, malan ya nuna cewa addini din dole ana tafiya ne da maza da mata, don haka tun farka shi ya yi encouraging din mu, in ban da haka nan, da can ba asan mace tana yin addini ba ana, in fact ma yana daga çinen abin da sukan malan da shi daga farko da ya fara wannan kira din, suna cewa to wani addini ne har da mata. mata an san suna zuwa kasuwa, suna zuwa gidan biki, suna zuwa wasu iwihni amma idan addini ne to ba mata a ciki, to amma yanzu alhamdulillah, wannan ajai bajin 30 da wani abu da aka fara wannan kira din, to laeho yanzu duk abin da ma ake yin ma ba gamace bajin ba, muzum na addini za a sha mamaki, na gwagwarma, kuma nan bajin film village ne, kauye ne da muka yi dan yin fim din sheif usman fodiyo, kuma film ne na ta tarihi na irin a nan an taba samun wani bawan allah wanda. ya ke fafara da miwataansu ba, so ya kira mutane zuwa ga adinin allah, kuma har aka fafata har daga kharse allah ya ba shi nasara, ya kafa kuma dawlar musulinci ana, ajai bajin 20 da suka paza, the guidance that shiism took upon itself . along wit

esta lugares tan ana cargo de los operativos. —— esta lugares estÁn a cargo de los operativos. luego de que una ley estatal despenalizar a la venta ambulante en el 2018. los registros de salud seÑalan que esta actividad genera problemas en el vecindario. . >> vende gente sin permiso, por quÉ nosotros no podemos vender con el permiso. >> los vendedores piensan reunirse el martes. la vocera de obras pÚblicas dice que es real y que los trabajadores han sido amenazados. por ahora quedan en medio los trabajadores honestos. >> algunos de estos podrÍan condena sustancias peligrosas. paola: un grupo de padres con necesidades especiales estÁn obligados a ser transferidos a algunas escuelas. les cuento quÉ pasa con estos pequeÑos. paola: se reporta gran presencia policial en la ciudad de san francisco con un presunto sospechoso que estarÍa armado. sÍ se pide que evitan la zona. el sindicato representa a mÁs de 1000 empleados escolares. el acuerdo incluye aumentos salariales. este acuerdo tentativo tiene una siguiente reuniÓn. habrÍa sido obligado a ser transferido. reportera: esta padre

ana? >> that poor sweet boy. return to u.s. soil for 270 americans evacuating israel. they flew on a charter plane from tel aviv to tampa, and are now sharing their experiences, escaping the war. nbc's dasha burns joins us from tampa. dasha, you spoke exclusively with florida governor ron desantis who organize it had trip. how does that carried out? >> reporter: well, look, jose, most major airlines cancelled flights going in and out of israel after the hamas attacks, and a lot of americans were stranded, didn't have a way to get out of the country. the desantis administration launched an evacuation operation, and last night we were able to speak with folks who finally made it home, and we heard their stories. today, more than 270 americans evacuated from israel are back in the united states, arriving in tampa overnight on the first flight to return to the u.s. in an operation organized by florida governor ron desantis. >> it's very emotional to be here, to be away from all 91 of the weathers were children. >> th

ana: es felicidad. jomari: muchas felicidades a ana porque sigue con su tour. que se estÁn utilizando los canales diplomÁticos. presidencia ha solicitado a secretarÍa de relaciones exteriores que busque este contacto para que estÁ mexicanos puedan ser puestos en libertad. aquÍ estamos observando en esta pantalla a ambos. ella es iliana que tambiÉn podrÍa estar bajo la custodia de este grupo terrorista. asÍ lo dio a conocer el vocero de presidencia. escuchemos por favor. >> estamos interviniendo para buscar contacto con hamas como con gobiernos y organizaciones afines para identificar primero dÓnde estÁn y buscar que lo libera. eduardo: importante destacar que podrÍa ser 200 las personas retenidas por este grupo terrorista. muchos no son de israel. en ese sentido se espera la posibilidad de que sean liberados, entre ellos, los mexicanos. asÍ como lo dio a conocer uno de los integrantes de este grupo terrorista. vamos a ver lo que dijo. >> confirmamos que tenemos un grupo de detenidos de diferentes nacionalidades que no hemos identificado. los consideramos nuestr

the evidence is there because when anas sarwar was first elected _ because when anas sarwar was first we are the second party in scotland, no longer the third _ party in scotland, no longer the third party and if we can win in seats— third party and if we can win in seats like _ third party and if we can win in seats like rutherglen and hamilton west. _ seats like rutherglen and hamilton west, which frankly is a bit of a weather— west, which frankly is a bit of a weather vane seat for the rest of scotland. — weather vane seat for the rest of scotland, then i think we can win in other— scotland, then i think we can win in other seats — scotland, then i think we can win in other seats. but we are not complacent. we are taking nothing for granted. we will work so hard for granted. we will work so hard for each — for granted. we will work so hard for each and every one of those without — for each and every one of those without i — for each and every one of those without. ., , , ., ., �* without. i hope you don't mind me saying you — without. i hope you don't mind me saying you are _ witho

again, the fact that santa ana has already santa ana has been sued for adopting this curriculum this is not stopping in california. what starts there doesn't end there, already metastasizing toward places like minnesota. this is something everyone should keep an eye on because it's teaching students to put themselves against each other. >> reporter: going around the world a minute left i would like you to respond. you pointed out in australia when you talk about metastasizing they were not just chanting gas the israelis they were chanting gas the jews. >> exactly. look, i've heard for years i'm sure you heard the same thing, anti zionism does not equal wasn't semitism however when it's in a war where do they protest in front of a jewish museum and they scream gas the juice. we've known for years what they mean and they're not even scared now to show us what they mean. >> the same schools fighting for safe spaces are celebrating nicole barbaric violence. final thoughts. >>'s fascinate can to see these students try as quote themselves as victims and be up-sell they're being accounted f

los vientos de santa ana avivar un las llamas que consumieron tambiÉn varios estructuras.uÉ clase de estructura se refieren, podrÍan ser casas. el incendio comenzÓ en una llanura, y que ha avanzado rÁpidamente al grado de que ya hay carreteras cerradas. una de las principales es la carretera 76, y hay orden de evacuaciÓn para los residentes de agua nunca, la preparatoria de temecula, se ha habilitado como refugio, y tambiÉn las autoridades estÁn ampliando esta orden de evacuaciÓn para otras zonas, muy posibles se extienda la orden para la zona de la reserva caguilla, y tambiÉn para la lÍnea de san diego. vamos a escuchar quÉ nos dicen. >> [habla en inglÉs] socorro: afortunadamente, los vientos de santa ana han parado, vientos de 15 mph, diferente a los de ayer que llegaron a alcanzar hasta 75 mph. los bomberos continÚan trabajando, y llegan refuerzos de otros lugares, nosotros estaremos pendientes. borja: muchas gracias por brindarnos todos estos detalles desde california. cambiamos el tema, hablamos del drama que todavÍa se vive en acapulco, mÉxico, y lo que queda, el sal

this is the case of palestine, and we can only say for the peace of our hearts, ana allah and aliyehajjoon . the sunni clerics are sad and sad or silent or they are doing the opposite. it justifies and interprets the situation that israel will inevitably end and gaza will end and in favor of the criminal israel , that is, in their fatwas and in their speeches, some scholars unfortunately israel's favor speaks here, this is a place of regret and the killing of young people in gaza my concern for us is that my friends should know that today, we are the honorable muslim nation of iran, and i can generalize it. all the muslims of the world are facing two problems, a second world disbelief, extremism and ghouls. today, our problem is not only israel and america, extremists. the interior, which considers the blood of young iranians and this islam as halal, is my second enemy, because god, the blessed and exalted, has informed us about the intentions and conspiracies of the infidels, and says , "be alert, o allah, and allah is the light of light, even if it's a carphone , we must be alert a

over the city, the attorney general is a racist, leticia james, she ought to be ashamed -- >> again, ana, instead of donald trump defending himself and addressing the allegations against him, he's repeatedly attacked the new york attorney general, leticia james. he's called on both she and the judge to resign. while donald trump often does the attacking on the campaign trail, inside the courtroom it will be up to his attorney, chris kise, to ae fend defend him over the course of the next three months. >> danny, we already know the judge in this case came out and said it's a fact, trump and his business, they committed fraught repeatedly. there is proof of this. so given that ruling already came down, what is left to be ruled upon at this trial? >> it's understandable it's a little confusing. basically this is akin to a judge ruling on the issue of liability, taking that out of the actual fact-finding portion of the case. what makes it even more confusing is there is no jury. the judge didn't really take any issues away from the jury. the judge took issues away from the judge. in ruling e

what else can you tell us about ana? i love that about her sitng going to space transfer is going to do she knew and she got assigned she gotten pregnant i was not surprised every single one of these women going to be some friction theyic made is not as far along as enlightened edit needs to be your act out by it before she flew people were not very happy about it. there are a lot of questions about how could she leave her child behind which is agreed just to think about when she is on a crew with other men who also had children and none of them were asked how they felt about leaving their children behind. she was in space a reporter asked how being an astronaut fit in with her duties as a mother she had to be as graceful as possible they all had to be as graceful as possible when they're asked questions like that and she handled iti really well but one thing i thought about ana that was really interesting and she never really tookal a formal paternity leave. she was assigned to her flight right before she gave birth she

is forced into some conflict, which i have to say, ana, ever since october 7th, the u.s. officials are continually concerned about, is this growing into a larger regional conflict and the united states being drawn into it. that's one of the reasons that lloyd austin is up there today. senators will be asking questions like can the u.s. continue to provide at the same scale and pace? can they supply to israel, support israel in this fight, and then can the -- does this make the united states military vulnerable? >> thank you so much, courtney kube. ally vitale. >>> let's turn a to what is going on in the middle east and gaza. another day of bombardments a day after israel ruled out a cease-fire. israel claiming to have hit 300 targets in the last 24 hours. military compounds in the web of underground tunnels belonging to hamas. the idf reports it as engaged in fierce battles with hamas, involving machine countries and tanks deep inside the gaza strip. the united nations is urging a cease-fire, calling it a matter of life and death for millions. israel's prime minister is r

masa kuma sun tashi daga sassa zuwa sassa har sukana a malin ba malin yanzu ba kuma daga nan suka zona ana cewa su na. shekaran farko a jami'a afanin da ake cema political science aku wani lectura ina siyaba ba amerika ne, yana mana lecture akan political influence wato tifiki na siyasa, yana cewa concept a political an ceme shi influence, domin yan siyasa duk sukan so su yi taasiri a kan mutane, to yana nuna cewa akwai ba tukum power da influence, power shine mutum yana iko a mantusa, influence ko mutane suna ganinci da wata daraja da su kima da su ke ke sama shi, yana taasiri a sukatonsu, to yana cewa power daban, influence daban, duk wani mai power zai so ya zama a loki guda yana da influence, domin influence ya fi power, power mutum yana iya use da kwata, amma kuma influence in da abi shi nadu taasirin da yake shi a zukatan mutane to shi. ne duk politician abinda zai sokin, to say ba da wani misali yace, al misali yana between power da influence ne, yace almisali a iran, wanda yake da power shine sha na iran, to amma aku wani mutun, wanda shi bay yake da shi ba, amma ya fi kowa influen

also with us is ana navarro.et me ask you about this news that donald trump after saying he would go to the capitol and maybe put his name in contention to be speaker isn't doing that, but he's going to endorse jim jordan instead. >> it's beneficial that he's not going to the circus. we need to get focused and pick a leader to lead. i think the former president would be a distraction. the thing i worry about, i like jim jordan and scalise. i ran a congressional committee, so i know most of these members. i'm not sure they thought this thing through if jordan is going to be their candidate. unless you get every single republican to vote for you in conference, you're not going to win this thing. you need a couple democrats. unfortunately jim jordan, because of his aggressive behavior, certainly is not going to attract democrats and certainly trump is not going to help attract democrats. >> it's a good point. look, jim jordan is a very polarizing figure. as liz cheney was pointing out, he does have ties to the stop

mientras que el sur de la bahía, otra multi tud, marchó cerca de santa ana a favor de la liberación deel gobierno estadounidense hacia israel mucho piden que el presidente chupa en interven unga para prevenir más violencia en gaza, reportando desde san josé. nota rivera noticiero telemundo 48. >> nataly gracias. si esta noche lamentablemente tenemos que informarle que en plain illinois las autoridades investigan como un posible crimen de odio el asesinato de un niño musulmán de apenas seis años. el sospechoso del crimen es joseph m. suba de 71 años, quien de acuerdo a las autoridades, le dio 26 puñaladas al menor y terminó también hiriendo, hiriendo de gravedad a la madre del niño. las autoridades, luego de interrogar al sospechoso, dijeron que escogió a sus víctimas porque eran musulmanas y que este hombre habría sido motivado por el conflicto entre israel. y jamás le recordamos que toda nuestra cobertura actualizada sobre este conflicto bélico está a su disposición en nuestro portal de noticias telemundo 48 puntocom y también en nuestra aplicación móvil, donde puede recibir notificac

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i'm jose diaz-balart, back with my friend and colleague ana ca cabrera. the historic mobilization of israel continues. these are live pictures you're seeing of gaza and there are again plumes of smoke emanating from different parts of that tightly lived city, where these attacks have been pretty consistent throughout the past 24 hours. hundreds of thousands of reservists are preparing to join the war. >> the possibility of a ground invasion is still growing. and then inside gaza, entire neighborhoods we're seeing images that are just really breathtaking here from bombings where you can see neighborhoods destroyed, and this is all happening right now in retaliation for the terror attack by hamas. right now we're told electricity in gaza is out as night is set to fall. just as the last power plant there in gaza runs out of fuel. >> plus, the devastation in israel from saturday's surprise attack coming into greater focus. one woman who escaped the terrorists describing it as a second holocaust. we have complete coverage with reporters on the ground in israel

our coverage continues right now with ana cabrera and josÉ diaz-balart. >>> right now on special coverage the house back in session in moments preparing to hold a third vote for house speaker. jim jordan made a last ditch effort today trying to convince his party holdouts. did he change any minds? >>> also ahead, president biden's prime time address to the nation. his message with israel on the version of a ground invasion of gaza. >>> plus, the desperately needed humanitarian aid ready and waiting at gaza's border. will that border ever open to let it through? good morning, happy friday, it's 10:00 eastern. i'm ana cabrera reporting alongside my colleague and friend josÉ diaz-balart for more continuing special coverage. and we begin with some breaking news from capitol hill. the house about to gavel into session preparing to hold a third vote for speaker. >> so republican jim jordan is struggling to save his bid for the gavel, holding a news conference just hours ahead of this vote. >> i think the american people are thirsty for change. i think they are hungry for leadership, and frankly

the first significant santa ana wind event of the fall season, making a real mess through some parts of town. and a tough day for many to be working outside. inside several truck drivers. we saw pulled over at a truck stop in rialto, waiting until the winds died down before pushing on. >> just slow down when you can and it does get more dangerous the more empty you are, the less weight you got on you. it'll knock you right over, which is exactly what happened to the driver of this truck on the 210 freeway early this morning. >> experienced drivers know that during strong santa ana wind events, drivers on some of the freeways below the cajon pass need to be extra careful, especially those whose trucks might be empty because they can easily be blown over, just weighted down. >> slow down or just stop. rest area truck stop or wherever it's safe. it's not worth it to try to. no, it's not, man. it's not worth any your life. your life is more important. >> roman singh is a truck driver who's done for the day. but even heading home in his personal pickup truck was a little dicey this mornin

de ana brenda.s dÍas. [aplausos] >> buenos dÍas. gracias por permitirnos un ratito estar con ustedes desde los angeles, california. primero, a mÍ, me agrada mucho esta nota. el gobernador de california gavin newsom ha firmado la ley que prohÍbe los dulces, los alimentos procesados con ciertos ingredientes que sabemos que son muy daÑinos para la salud. el tinte rojo nÚmero tres. el aceite vegetal formato. todo esto es daÑino. creo que entra en vigor a partir del aÑo 20 25, pero por ahora es una ley firmada por el gobernador. >> sÍ, creo que es una gran victoria. mucho de esos ingredientes estÁn en la cosa que los niÑos consumen. es una muy buena noticia. tambiÉn les comentamos que todavÍa no se ganan el power ball. todavÍa tenemos chance de ganar, no se han ganado, 32 sorteos han surgido. esta noche tambiÉn hay otro sorteo. llega $1,500,000,000. vamos a comprar esta noche. tambiÉn yo le quiero dar esta noticia. cuando vi estas botas. miren lo que acaba de lanzar al mercado para todos nosotros que ama

for cultural activities. mu tun farka da aka fara wannan kira din, malan ya nuna cewa addini din dole ana tafiya ne da maza da mata, don haka tun farka shi ye. ba a nan, in fact ma yana daga çinen abin da sukan da shi daga farka ya fara wannan kira din, suna cewa to wani. addinii ne har da mata, mata an sansu su suna zuwa kasuwa, suna zuwa gidan biki, suna zuwa wasu iwihi , amma idan addini ne to ba mata a ciki, to amma yanzu alhamdulillah, wannan ajai bajin 30 da wani abu da aka fara wannan kira din, to la lai yanzu duk abin da ma ake yin ma ba gama ce bajin ba, muzam na addini za a sha mamaki, na kuma, kuma nan bajin film village ne, kauye ne da muka yi dan yin film din she usman dan foudio, kuma film ne na ta tarihi na irin a nan, tawee saman wani. ya ke zafaran da miwataansu ba, so ya kira mutane zuwa ga adinin allah, kuma har aka fafata har daga kharse allah ya ba shi nasara, ya kafa kuma dawlar musulinci ana, ajai bajin 20 da suka. shirzaki along with his good character and god-loving character, he is gaining more followers every day and increasing the number of shiites in nigeria .

anyway, alhamdulillah, mu tun farka da aka fara wannan kira din, malan ya nuna cewa religion dole anatafiya ne da maza da mata, don haka tun farka shi ya yi encouraging mu, in ban da haka nan, da can ba asan mace tana yin addini ba a nan. in fact ma yana daga çinen abin da suka yi ta sukan malan da shi daga farka ya fara wannan kira din, suna cewa to wani addini ne har da mata, mata an sansu su suna zuwa kasuwa, suna zuwa gidan biki, suna zuwa wasu ubinhea ma idan addini ne to ba mata a ciki, to amma yanzu alhamdulillah, wannan ajai wajin 30 da wani abu, da aka fara wannan kirin, to laeho yanzu duk abin da ma ake yin ma ba gama ce wajin ba, muzumal na addini, za a sha mamaki, na gwagwar maya. kuma film ne na tarihi na irin a nan an taba samun wani bawan allah wanda sunan shi shek usman bin foudio ya zo ya safir da addini ya zo ya tarar da popuken nan koda yake muslims ne amma dai ba musulinci ya ke faffar da miwataransu ba, so ya kira mutane zuwa ga adinin allah, kuma har aka fafata har daga kharse allah ya ba shi nasara, ya kafa kuma daulan musulinci ana. shaku wajen now that he has

oh, the source of the crimes, ana qulna, heavy dancer of the hours , tanbi, lilkam, ana, first, bass, you are strong. take it and take it khyber is a great city, and the truth is that you are saying it to israel . in this case, on the 15th of mehr, the regime has suffered an irreparable failure, both militarily and in terms of information. is. i say that this devastating earthquake has managed to destroy some of the main structures of the rule of the usurper regime. that rebuilding those structures. who is the first qiblatna in the prison of the evildoers, and the smile of the tamih, the branches of the mu'taun muhtar hajj , who are satisfied with the humiliation of the children of the haters. oh naam al-thwar , ansar al-athar, this is my promise, this is my promise, or good al-ansar sanmahd in the lord of al-mahdi in the conquest of al-quds and the covenant of the leaders of the victory will not be fulfilled with my soul, o zion, and the hard response, and we will overcome you in the name of god on the day of al-bads, and we will pray in al-quds soon. nasawi said al-khamini against t

jose and ana?rrez and jay gray, thank you so much. >>> with us to talk more about all of this is msnbc military analyst retired general barry mccaffrey and richard haass, former president of the council on foreign relations. lucky to have both of you to discuss all of this. general mccaffrey, the situation has become much more volatile in the region. and really around the world, since the hospital blast. according to two senior u.s. officials it was caused by an errant rocket fired by the palestinian islamic jihad, another militant group in gaza. it was not the result of an israeli air strike on the facility, according to these u.s. officials. and their assessment was based analysis of overhead imagery, ints,pen source information. what do you make of it? >> well, first of all, there is no question that 2 million palestinian civilians are caught up in a massive ongoing war that affects a population that is largely unmatched purposefully with hamas fighters. having said that, i'm not surprised u.s.

haka tun farko shi ya yi encouraging inmu, in ban da haka nan, da can ba a san mace tana yin addini ba ana, in fact ma yana daga sihin abin da sukan malan da shi daga farka ya fara thisan kira din, suna cewa to wani addini ne har da mata, mata an san su suna zuwa kasuwa, suna zuwa gidan biki, suna zuwa wasu iwihni amma idan addini ne to ba mata a ciki, to amma yanzu alhamdulillah, thisan awaji bajin 30 da wani abu. kauye ne da muka yi dan yin yin filmyo kuma film ne na ta tarihi na irin a nan taba samun wani bawan allah wanda sunan shi shasman bin fodio ya zo ya safir da addini ya zo ya tarar da popuken nan koyo yake muslimen ne amma ba musulinci yake zafaran da mahabatansu ba. so ya kira mutane zuwa ga adinin allah, kuma har aka fafata har daga kharse allah ya ba shi nasara, ya kafa kuma dawlar musulinci ana, 20 years old now that he has taken on the color of the shia school, along with his good nature and god-loving character, he is gaining more fans every day and increasing the number of shia in nigeria . the biggest manifestation of shiite power in africa is in nigeria in the month of

sadiq khan said substantial escalation was likely —— scottish labour anas sarwar. those who needed vital aid to reach those who needed it gaza. andy burnham said given the humanitarian disaster unfolding in gaza, he was also going to back calls for the ceasefire and the scottish labour leader anas sarwar saying these were dark times. he and sadiq khan have been clear they believe israel has broken international law, which is not something labour leadership is saying. it is not necessarily unusualfor saying. it is not necessarily unusual for scottish labour because of the way devolution works to have a different position on issues from the wider labour party, but certainly, this call for a ceasefire coming from the mayors is out of step with what the labour leadership is saying. so you might be thinking, what is the difference between a humanitarian pause and a ceasefire? this was something we put to, that was put to shadow environment secretary steve reid and this is how he responded. fix, secretary steve reid and this is how he reminded-— secretary steve reid and t

>> thank you for having me on the show, jose and ana. very much looking forward to welcoming president biden to israel tomorrow on an extraordinary solidarity visit. let's remember the context, the president of the united states to fly into an active war zone to express solidarity is really a gesture by a true ally. a president who said right at the beginning of the attack after the october 7th massacre when hamas butchered 1,400 israelis, 200 in captivity, immediately ordering the u.s. army to make sure israel has all the supplies it needs, moral support we need by making clear to the world that hamas is isis, hamas is worse than isis and we view the visit by president biden as a loving embrace, a loving embrace for every family whose life has been destroyed by the october 7th massacre, every soldier on the front, every citizen in israel who is worried about what comes next and that support really speaks immense volumes, moral support and as we just heard from your correspondent, the material support that the united states is expending

parras polis won his most important game in qatar after anas and playing with anas and remained in the table, and it seems that now parras police's fate is in his own hands. ascension, especially, but what to do with this army of muslims, mr. gol, yes, exactly, there are many muslims they have, but mr. iraqi is difficult to play in front of the press in azadi stadium and we should definitely know this. the style of play of the tajik esteghlal team during this time , i have seen, has been such that, of course, since the age of four, according to mr. golmohammadi, that after the age of four, the entire vote of the police press is this. they will find the opportunity to see perspur in asia, we will really put all the pressure on them and i think that they will press forward and not play again . which in the world of football is called midel players mean players who can make very good passes in small spaces, soroush rafi , i think that in this game, he will have a very strong role . in your opinion, how can this situation be? i think the same 43, the same 4, 42 that played and their last g

labour party, anas the scottish labour party, anas sannar thinks it's a sign of things to come. >> the absolutely extraordinary result, a seismic result and i think this will send shockwaves through the snp and a historic moment in scottish politics. i think scottish politics is fundamentally changed tonight . fundamentally changed tonight. >> supervised toothbrush saying the labour party has unveiled their plans for supervised toothbrushing in schools to help tackle problems in nhs dentistry . it hasn't gone down well with some teachers . some teachers. >> kidnap plot foiled . holly >> kidnap plot foiled. holly willoughby has been placed under police protection after a credible conspiracy to kidnap the itv star was spotted and she's said to be distraught about the incident . about the incident. >> jailed for treason , a man who >> jailed for treason, a man who broke into windsor castle armed with a loaded crossbow to kill the late queen has been sentenced to nine years in prison. it's the first treason conviction in the united kingdom in 43 years. as . in 43 years. as. as always, we t

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in our opinion , we could not play well against anas, the game in saudi arabia proves that we should forget playing with the police press in our own field. the conditions of anas and parras groups are good for promotion, and now let's talk about nasaji for a minute. now, if we have a chance , we will talk about it. how do you see nasaji al-hilal 's game? let's play the team that won the championship four times and became the runner-up five times. we can say that the traditional contender for the championship of the asian club is the ahlal team with a lot of stars , but mr. rahmati is also very young, fighting, with prejudice and courage that he has. he said that we have so much excitement and energy for this match we don't want to pay attention to anything and we don't pay attention to the opponent's name or to the quality of the pitch, we just want to come and fight to achieve our big dreams and it is very good that there is such a great team in the camp, mr. iraqi, it is very important that this team have the energy. mr. golmohammadi had chosen to achieve big dreams for his stay in

>> reporter: yeah, exactly right, ana.'m looking around because we are starting to watch lawmakers come in so they can be counted as part of that quorum call. i know it seems like it is home room attendance, but it is actually extremely important for those of us who need to know the numbers we're working with on both sides. when it comes to the numbers, we're also waiting to see how democrats react to the possibility of the empowering mchenry vote coming up sooner rather than later. our understanding is that congressman dave joyce of ohio could be the person to put forward his resolution that would temporarily empower mchenry. this is something that when i spoke to the top democrat hakeem jeffries last night, it was first time he really signaled an openness to this. he used the words genuine to describe what he would be working towards in bipartisan fashion in terms of coming to some fruition of an empowerment agreement that allows the house to work, but that doesn't let someone in his words as extreme as jim jordan into t

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