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what we have seen is demonstrations every night towards the israeli else baa sit. but also calling to an end to the airstrikes and calling for an end to the siege. now tonight we aren't expecting any huge demonstrations outside the embassy, but what we saw yesterday is not only the usual demonstration, but thousands of people taking to the streets, marching through the streets in a show of opposition following friday prayers. this is a cause uniting people across the country. we have seen that affected from lebanon, iraq, tunisia, where they aren't sanction ed by the state. we have people being allowed to protest in the square. so this is a significant force for many here. and there is outrage, there's angerer being directed towards the government. people are seeing the mounting death toll and the destruction of civilian areas. they are hearing from rights groups that gaza now on the brink of a humanitarian catastrophe. it's unfold ing. we are seeing food, electricity, fuel, water, not being able to get in. this has been a moment of hope. but this is going to be a

local news media are reporting an elderly couple in the lebanese town of she been baa were killed when their house was hit today. yesterday we saw other action around the town of me tulle la and on the lebanese side. in that instance, a group of journalists was struck by israeli missiles, one of them a friend and colleague of many of us from reuters. a camera manman with much expere in the region was killed and six others were injured. >> our hearts go out to our colleagues the journalists and others killed in the region. ben wedeman, you're such a wealth of information. thank you so much for your reporting there on the lebanon/israel border. let's send it back to my colleague wolf blitzer. >> sara, our special coverage will continue after a break. . >>> joining us, the former israeli prime minister ehud olmert. it's been a week since that truly heinous hamas terror attack on the people of israel. what's your assessment of how the government and military have handled the response? >> i think the real response hasn't started yet, wolf. it's about i don't think there will be one message

notably silent is hez baa la's leader. i asked a parliament member if his group is ready to go to war with israel. the he answered to that, the absentee will come later. the daily attacks on the border are a hint of what that answer woucould be. ben wedeman, cnn, beirut. >> we are taking a short break. we'll be back after this. >>> as the war against hamas enters its third week, it seems children often and the stories are heartbreaking. we have to warn you this next story contains graphic images, some viewers may find disturbing. >> reporter: why, why have you gone, my son, he wails. he wanted to be a pilot. you're only sleeping, kissing his boy's lifeless body. every day of this war has brought pain, pain no parent ever wants to live through. every 15 minutes in gaza, a child is killed. more than 1,500 children killed so far in a war that's only just beginning. a war they didn't choose. for which they are paying the heaviest price. those who live haunted by what they have survived, they still have parents to hold their ha

news --less baa news hezbollah, so i think you're going to see some foreign policy changes, for sured on, you know, what happened less than four weeks ago, and the continued aggression by iran and iranian proxy ises around the region. elizabeth: so what colonel collins said, colonel carafano, the government watchdog group open the books says biden's white house policies pump more than $50 billion into iran. some say it's $80 billion, even more. after biden reversed trump sanctions on iran, there's something like 85 house gop lawmakers saying bring back the trump era sanctions. what do you think, colonel carafano? >> yeah. there's two really ugly sides of biden's foreign policy that have really been exposed. one is iran is at the root of all these problems. it is the -- it's not hamas, it's not hezbollah, this is iran's threat against the region. and we spent two years under president biden funneling billions of dollars to them to make them play nice, and they did exactly the opposite. so that's a failed policy. but the other one you also mentioned which was this administration spent

neil: e ehud baa acura, the forr prime minister of israel. the war rages on, there are many hostages. we don't know their fate, we barely know where they are. sharon joins us right now, she's the missing of -- mother of a missing israeli soldier, a 19-year-old. sharon, thank you for sticking around. have you gotten any more news on your daughter? what can you tell us? >> well, my daughter is missing since saturday. i last heard from her on saturday morning at 9:30 a.m. she texted me a message saying don't worry, mom, i love you. and this was the last time that i heard from her. she has been kidnapped to gaza by hamas-isis, and i don't know where is she. i don't know where my daughter is. and i miss her. i miss her so much. neil: where was she when you did last hear from her? >> she was in communication ram in the her -- room in her base. the base was very close to the gaza strip. and i know she was in the communication room, and we know that the communication room was set on fire. and we know that she was -- i don't know where is she now. i d

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community you opened up the doors the city for the italian- american community and always grateful baaso things so closed to the community of san francisco you're close to all communities but liam say you have a special relationship with the italian- american we are proud of that thank you so much and also i'm addressing the community i must say san francisco's mayor london breed the supervisors of staff of the - are right now hoping busy they're having so many events with the community. they're facing in two weeks ago the olympics a big exchange for the city gathered here and lots of heads of state from all around the world especially ois asian so thank you, really thank you, thank you (clapping.) and on my side i'd like to - first thing who is here representing the italian- american community, and, secondly, is there a - to president biden in the united states i have so say we sent out invitations with your son and amazed to see how great the representation of this italian- american community is today. we are seeing you're seeing lobld the italian- american from san francisco those w

netanyahu pause as to whether and when they go into gaza and with that, retired major general dana baa tarred offering cal fate with us and good morning. the jerusalem post and pause at two possibilities as to why the invasion of gaza has not happened. here's how it reads. why is the ground invasion been delayed since friday? one factor they write, has been a growing concern is hezbollah is waiting for the moment most idf ground forces are committed to gaza to open a full front with idf in the north. there's also a deepening recognition the idf and at political level that the idf has not done anything like this in decades and that rushing in unprepared could be a large mistakes. that's one possibility. >> good morning. once the idf does a ground invasion of gaza, they're committed and not enough forces in the north so that is certainly a concern then the idea that idf has not done a major ground invasion in many, many years it a cause for pause. they want to make sure they're adequately prepared that the reserves called up are ready and that they don't have what i would call a rush to

then israel is also going to baa robe show once they finish their work and they're going to scorch theaza strip and no doubt that israel made a decision they cannot let this pass is make a mass i at the same time that will be echoed for 100 years. they have to act that way. will: chad, i think there -- i certainly hope that before any action, regarding my next question, before any action is taken by the unit of america, there's a very long, heated, at the same time cool headed debate about the role of america in this conflict. but the fact remains, there's 17 american hostages in gaza and reports that the u.s. is preparing marine special ops for special deployment. you're a marine. what -- first of all, tell me about what that unit would entail and what you'd expect and what would they be doing in hostage rescue attempts in gaza? again, my question is not so much abouts overarching should or shouldn't, which deserves its own debate but what do marines do when they're involved. >> israel is our ally and i think president biden has to act, we have to support and that aircraft carrier bei

to defend itself in the face of terrorist attacks we think that isna a important principle i'll go baawhat i said a minute ago that israel just suffered a massive terrorist attack something that is ten to 15 times the impact of 9/11 when you look at it on a per capita basis any country would defend it -- >> will the me -- i'm going to answer i'll give you a follow-up where you can make your point or answer your question. any country would defend itself in those situations. the other -- other reason we exercise that veto is there's ongoing diplomatic work about this very -- question right now. the work that ambassador satterfield is conducting and others are conducting to try to establish areas where civilians can be safe from harm. ... that seems to be the trajectory for the next two days and so on. what is your view what is israel's endgame? what should it be? your office and talks with them. among the president and secretary of state what's the endgame? what such a t question. adjust it with the secretary a number of meetings with officials in the government of israel including prime

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. >> dana: declaring the baa beiges of hamas must -- barbarians of hamas must be crushed and thanks ther their support. a massive and prolonged survivor against the evil positive gainer its of terrorism. welcome to a brand new hour of america's news room. i'm dana perino. welcome. >> bill: good morning. dana. i'm bill hemmer, israel's military mobilizing ground forces along the border as artillery and air power poun

guys baa fox you. >> thank you, trey.lly quick aaron with aaron cohen's interview if i was a mother -- with a child who was taken hostage, his words that the time for negotiation is over. it would bring me no comfort at this moment as much as he -- laid out how the expertise of the israeli, you know, military is and getting hostages. this just sounds like not good news for hostages. >> certainly there's a lot of that sentiment inside israel right now. when you've had 1300 of your people savagely killed -- that's one way of looking at it. but if you have -- >> yeah but there's probably a lot of parents to say you better get those guys and those guys too. >> i interviewed some americans yesterday who said i want my family member back. i'm just not sure what's going happen here. it is very sad. >> always the dynamic interpersonal, personal aspect of it and relate of enemies. will: coming up fight back against hamas, the u.s. sengsdz another aircraft carrier to the eastern mediterranean. rachel: retired army general dana pich

those extremely low interest rate period, i mean basically 0%, there were many people saying, yeah, baa you know what, we're go that have to pay the price at some point. people forget that and here we are. do you think we're going to get another rate hike from the fed before the end of the year? >> i do. i do. you just talked about a story where there's another strike or another wage or labor dispute. all of the wage disputes and strikes, they're not disinflationary. that shouldn't be a news flash. they are inflationary and it's infectious because once people want 40% more money, you can go into a completely different industry and all of those people want 40% more pay because compensation is relative and normally aligned with your skill set. so i think inflation will reaccelerate as a result of all of these wage disputes that we're seeing right now. the fed's going to have to continue hiking and the higher for longer thing, it's here to stay. it's not like a hire for a year or year and a half, which is what people are used to, ashley. i mean, people for the last 15 years all they know i

israel, working on peace process plans and quite a bit of military experience, the former prime minster baaat debut. and for on what's happening in the middle east. what it means when we're hearing about the tunnels. it's an operational thing. they're very important. there may be incident civilians from israel and the united states held in those tunnels. going to get into that next. hes going to get into that next. we depend on each other a lot. she's the rock of the family. she's the person who holds everything together. ♪♪ it's a battle, you know i'm going to be there. keytruda and chemotherapy meant treating my cancer with two different types of medicine. in a clinical trial, keytruda and chemotherapy was proven to help people live longer than chemotherapy alone. keytruda is used to treat more patients with advanced lung cancer than any other immunotherapy. keytruda may be used with certain chemotherapies as your first treatment if you have advanced nonsquamous, non-small cell lung cancer and you do not have an abnormal “egfr” or “alk” gene. keytruda can cause your immune system to attac

run around the house like a room baa and until they found a door, they decided, we should not shut down the government in order to deny trans female members the ability to get health care, to deny female service members the ability to get an abortion and filed an extension for 45 days until we're back in here. >> so let me just ask you about the larger issue. i'm not going to disagree with your description of them walking into walls, but the issue of the federal spending. because as a factual matter, the u.s. government spends more money than we take in. whether you think we should cut spending or whether you think we should take in more through higher taxes, the books are balanced, right? the u.s. spent $475 billion last year. just on interest rate payments on the debt, $475 billion, that's more money that went to food stamps. that's obviously money that could be better spent than on interest payments. it's more money than went to food stamps and tanf, and federal disability benefits, and the earned income tax credit, and the children's health insurance program combined. all of that co

idf is what's underneath and you've got to believe they have a sense of a mapping of those tunneling, baa probably new ones they're not aware of and where could hostages be in that situation? it makes it immensely complex and as you mentioned, l i had a clans to go over to israel five years ago with the idf and take a look at hamas terror tunnels in south israel. here's a portion of it. here we are just roughly 700 meters from the gaza border inside a tunnel. >> it's a terror tunnel. they build this kind of structure. pete: every day it's part of your job to find more terror tunnels? >> from october to january, we found just in the last few months three tunnels. pete: you're finding they will right now as hamas continues to dig under the gaza strip into the israeli population? i want to get a sense of what it's like to fight in a tunnel like this. in the infantry, you're usually outside of different conflicts and you're underground but this is a whole nother level. >> it's a psychological challenge to fight inside tunnels like this. pete: i'm cramping up and sore already and we've been in

sailors of 26 woud be participating in air ground task training fo forc forces int october 26 and ss baal and experiment or equipment for those exercises and the uss gerald r. ford and arrived with the carrier strike group in the m mediterranean sea on tuesday and getting your attention. >> brian: the president mentioned iran yesterday and the attacks come as israel is amassing troops at the border of gaza and ask the former navy seal of expecting the ground invasion to begin and when it might happen and we're still awaiting a press conference between secretary of state antony blinken and prime minister netanyahu. slider sunday again! here we go... (♪) a perfect king's hawaiian slider. tastes good too! king's hawaiian slider sunday... the only way to sunday! ♪ ♪ lowe's knows you want to make everyone feel at home. that's why with hisense appliances, you can get a lot more for less. because the only thing better than deals on quality appliances is the quality time that follows. shop hisense appliances now, only at lowe's. personalized financial advice from ameriprise can do more than help

this win includes are regaining its territory including crimea and don baas. needs to the weapons as soon as possible to do that. time is not on our side. this needs to be done immediately and that's -- whatever the red lines that were agreed with putin, , that was an entirely different situation. we need to put him on notice. is going to lose. put the force behind it with ukrainian weapon, our weapons in ukraine forces to accomplish that goal. >> thank you, general clark. thank you to all our panels hert today. and too her audience here in person and washington, around the u.s. and in europe, and perhaps even points beyond, so thank you all very much. a roundnd of applause for our panel, please. [applause] >> this morning theene foreign relations committee holds a confirmation heangor jacob lew to be the next u.s. ambassad t israel. he is expected to the questions on the israel has war and h the u.s. can help support a long-tmtrategy in the gi. he previously served as treasury secretary during the obama administration. watch the hearing life begin at 10:30 a.

. >> dana: declaring the baa beiges of hamas must -- barbarians of hamas must be crushed and thanks the u.s. for their support. a massive and prolonged survivor against the evil positive gainer its of terrorism. welcome to a brand new hour of america's news room. i'm dana perino. welcome. >> bill: good morning. dana. i'm bill hemmer, israel's military mobilizing ground forces along the border as artillery and air power pound militants in the hamas and number of americans murdered risen to at least 25. many airlines canceling flights to israel and several countries including the uk mounting emergency flights to evacuate the own citizens and the u.s. is not one yet one of them. now we're hearing from syrian state media air strikes earlier and aleppo and damaged runways and service and using airports to smuggle weapons to hezbollah and eventually make their way into lebanon. >> dana: bob gates quarterback joining us in a moment. >> bill: first on the ground, trey yingst. if you want and feel comfortable, where are you and where are you going? reporter: i'll tell you more about that locatio

over twitter last year, he laid off thousands of employees, including many responsible for come the baaing misinformation on the platform. now to help find false content, they rely on community notes a crowd-sourced fact check system like this one added to the pot of a post. mosque's changes to verification is also causing confusion. before a blue badge was proof a person or organization was who they said they were, but now anyone can buy a verified account with a blue check mark and they are boosted by the algorithms and the people who run them have a chance to make money from their posts. this video is shared by a blue badge account and has been viewed nearly 2 million times. the video shows militants capturing senior israeli officials, but this is false. it is actually a video of authorities arresting separatist leaders. >> our thanks for that report. >>> i'm boris sanchez coming t

>> i'm going to throw back to da baa because na because her gremlins have gone away. dana bash, over to you. >> thank you so much. appreciate it. and the speaker fight, as we have been talking about, paralyzed capitol hill for more than two weeks. two weeks in which we have witnessed the horrific hamas terror attacks inside israel. the house cannot do anything about aid for israel or ukraine until there's a speaker. i want to focus on that for a few minutes and go right to cnn's clarissa ward, who is noo cairo, egypt. there's dire need for humanitarian aid that you have been talking about constantly to get into gaza. the hope was that it would come through egypt at the gate, but it is still closed. >> reporter: that's right. we were at the gate today with the u.n. secretary general. the hope was that that aid was going to start coming through and yet away we saw were hundreds of trucks waiting in long lines now for three days and still a paralysis in terms of being able to get that aid to where it is so desperately need. the two main issues appear to be on the israeli

larger dealer banks still don't reflect some of the changes that are coming at them both in terms of baassec's move to require centralizedded trading of treasuries, centralized clearing. what this means for the hedge funds is that they have to own the treasuries they want to pledge. they can't borrow them. and that's going to be a big change. you know, all of the guys who have been doing the basis trade for the last decade are essentially going to be throttled back. goldman, morgan stanley which are the biggest derivative shoips on wall street are going to have to reduce leverage. and that's really what both gary gensler and secretary yellen want. the group of 20 the came out with that announcement, and then we had the march blow help with three banks fail, so the industry couldn't push back. liz: and as we look at the price to earnings ratio of some of the bank, you've got goldman at about 4, jpmorgan's around 7 or 8, then you've got morgan stanley which you feel at 13 is too high at the moment. >> it's too high because their business is going to change. it's a great firm. it's a three-l

. >>> joining us is joel rubin, former deputy assistant secretary of state, and anthony baa reen, executive director at flash point and former senior officer at the office of director of national intelligence. we are, i just have to warn you, still monitoring the welcoming ceremony for the prime minister of australia, so if we have to jump out of our convo, if i interrupt you, that's why. let's continue to talk about what's happening in the middle east. the calls for a cease fire are growing louder, but israel and the u.s. have been pouring cold water on that idea. take a listen to what the white house had to say about that idea. j we want to see all measure of protection for civilians and pauses in operation is a tool and a tactic that can do that for temporary periods of time. >> so does that mean -- >> it's not the same as saying a cease fire. right now we believe a cease fire benefits hamas. >> so andrew, do you agree with that, and what is the difference between a temporary pause and a cease fire? >> we are now moved into a formal declaration of war between israel and hamas, which is a

i do think it took years for the times to get baas that -- past that. there was a long time when you would take -- turn on davidless, and they were making jokes about jason blare. orr if you were doing -- blair. the thing about the war, i think the stakes were higher, right? and i think that that that has fed a long-term mistrust, and and i don't want to oversate -- overstate this, right? but mistrust of the times on the extent to which they're going to, you know, carry or repeat the administration line. i mean, some of those stories were exactly as you said. they were either wrong or just too -- [inaudible] for whatever reason, i think that still is coloring the way a lot of people see the times today. i mean, the fact of the matter is the times in the early -- like, well, you wouldn't be alive, neither would i. he would not completely quarrel with the idea of the times being almost -- i don't want toof overstate this -- part of the government, you know what i mean? they were sort of what we used to call growing up the establishment. and i think that's

community you opened up the doors the city for the italian- american community and always grateful baaso things so closed to the community of san francisco you're close to all communities but liam say you have a special relationship with the italian- american we are proud of that thank you so much and also i'm addressing the community i must say san francisco's mayor london breed the supervisors of staff of the - are right now hoping busy they're having so many events with the community. they're facing in two weeks ago the olympics a big exchange for the city gathered here and lots of heads of state from all around the world especially ois asian so thank you, really thank you, thank you (clapping.) and on my side i'd like to - first thing who is here representing the italian- american community, and, secondly, is there a - to president biden in the united states i have so say we sent out invitations with your son and amazed to see how great the representation of this italian- american community is today. we are seeing you're seeing lobld the italian- american from san francisco those w

donald trump was joined by his two attorneys, chris koois and alina has been baa. fervor and much defense of donald trump, much echoing what he usually posts on his social media account. she attacked the integrity of the proceedings. the judge suggesting this will last until as late as december 22nd. the first witness yesterday went on the stand, donald trump's former personal accountant who worked on the assets named here in this lawsuit by the attorney general. we expect him to go back on the stand today as the defense team has the opportunity to cross examine here. we then potentially would have the second witness. this is a long list from don junior to eric trump to ivanka trump to michael cohen. it's going to be up to his defense team to win in the court of law inside of the courtroom. >> two very different things. so does the former president have to be at these proceedings, and how much longer does he play to stay there? >> reporter: no, he doesn't have to be at these proceedings. there are really two benefits for him out of this. number one, he is able to s

had supported their wives and their women who were their other women who were protesting against the baaitimate so these were not illegitimate claims . and what we want is claims. and what we want is their to be seen being their claims to be seen being processed. want their processed. no, we want their claims to be done quickly. that's labour will employ that's why labour will employ a thousand processors to thousand more processors to get them and should them quick. and if they should be get them to work and if be here, get them to work and if they shouldn't be here, then we send back. this whole send them back. but this whole they've come on boats is not what they had come by there. >> how you going to be able >> how are you going to be able to send them back when the conservatives to send them back when the conservai the . to send them back when the conservaithe conservatives have >> well, the conservatives have predominantly able send predominantly been able to send people had their people back who have had their claims, then heard the problem thatis claims, then heard the problem th