we thank you, david ross for speaking to us from the us as well. the spokesman for the new ones are because we general stuff on do direct says the needs and goals are growing more critical. the humanitarian system in garza is facing a total collapse with unimaginable consequences for more than $2000000.00 civilians . as the bombing intensifies needs are growing ever more critical and colossal, about $500.00 trucks per day. we're crossing into gaza before the concert. they'll hostilities began in recent days, but an average of only 12 trucks per day have been able to go in despite needs being far greater than they were at any time before. the secretary general welcomes the growing global consensus 1st humanitarian paused in the conflict and he repeats his call for humanitarian cease fire. the unconditional release of all hostages and the delivery of live saving supplies at the scale needed misery is growing by the minute. without a fundamental change that people have, garza will face an unprecedented avalanche of human suffering. everyone must assum

and david ross says it does. and he spoke with 40 people that were involved in programs and for a treadmill and reverse engineering of these materials, according to him, a fed alien spacecraft. uh, and that he uh, was asked to provide contact details for those people that he knows what are involved. then he promised to give them to representatives into us congress. and that's all for us to pass for the in the sense that they can go through these contacts and figure out what lies behind his claims. and if we don't hear anything within a year, we would know that there were fabricated stories. if we do, if there is anything behind them is there is any fire behind the floats. we will find out soon enough within the coming year. and of course is assigned this. i don't rely on the government for information about their state of space. i would like to collect my own evidence, the skies not classified the ocean, so not testified. that's why i need to go to no project where we are hoping to find scientific data that will

that's bringing david ross. she's a professor at the national defense university. i'm the former pentagram director of arabian peninsula, i fancy, joins us live from washington, dc. david, good job. you with us. so no, i mean these really ministry says it's significantly intensifying operations and gaza. we're seeing these extremely heavy strikes tonight and gaza live as we're talking to you want to add this expanded ground operations, but they haven't said it's a full on ground invasion. so what exactly are we seeing, david? and i think what we're seeing is, uh, what in military terms are called shaping operations. so basically, israel is using it's a tactical advantages, which is indirect fire and your support to try to isolate sections of the potential battlefield, to present thomas from moving forces around to reinforce an area where they might be needed to be in effect, to isolate parts of the battlefield that israel will eventually be able to pin to each and fight almost on his own terms rather than just rushing and blindly and pumping the loss. yeah. maybe be

well, david ross is a professor at the national defense, you know, university and he told mike calling during obligate to that as roles. goals have roots out how most will not be easy. i think what israel's trying to do is both isolate the north of by use of military means, but also by informational means so that they will be able to spend a serial amount of time in the ground, neutralizing the underground tunnel complex and searching for on it's not even that shape achievable them destroying the from us underground tunnels. i mean they, they've, they said this and they've tried to do this in the past wars and they've launched on gaza. why is it going to be different this time around? that's a very good question. i might call them is to you and your research staff, and it's, it's hard, it's hard and you have to occupy the ground, you can't do it remotely. and unfortunately, what that means is a lot of really nasty friday. you know, most of these tunnels have interest, is there any assistance in civilian buildings and z as early as have already claimed that the main command control unde

charles profit out as a restaurant, some of these ro, a david ross, she's a professor at the national defense university. and a former pentagon director of arabian peninsula says, explains what the welfare of the ground invasion in guns that might look like. well, no army likes to fight in the city, and the problem is, once you get into a city, you're at a rough condition of parity. no matter how advanced you are with, you know, should list people with a rifle in the next room. so the, the complicating factor here is that it is the deliberate tomas strategy to basically fight amongst the civilians. so you know, how moss is hoping, you know, they see a strategic victory from the number of casualties that israel inflicts incident to warfare. as you mentioned earlier on in your new sir, i think this is why israel wants to drain the area that they're planning to go into of civilian personnel so that they can then go in there and then anybody who assaults them. they can fire up freely knowing that, you know, so they're getting fired up from the 6 for the building. they're not 14 families o

freelance journalist any assemble what price has to taking place against is rel, i'm going to bringing david to ross now who is a professor at the national defense university. and a phone that pansy con director at the raven financial, it says he joins us from washington. d. c. david, thank you so much for being on the program as we speak. you as president joe biden is making his way to is ro, watts is going through his head right now. what are his priorities as he touches down in tell a be presumably yeah, well i don't know what's going through his head, but i think he's probably been briefed on the need to present a wide noun of this war need for. he's got a very delicate balancing act. he's got to convince the israelis that, yes they, they do need to restore basically their sovereignty and eliminate the threat of invasion, but not to exacerbate the situation and to operate with a degree of discrimination in proportionality. because uh, you know, increasing or uh, civilian casualties will in long run the damage. israel's national security interest just out unprecedented is a trip by us president.

david, the ross, thank you for speaking to us from the us. thank you. thank you. now the us presidential bite in his cell phone calls with the is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu into egyptian presidents. opposite fact, office c. c, about the need to immediately increase the flow of humanitarian aid into gaza. biden's national security advisor and jake sullivan told cbs news that israel has a responsibility under international law to protect civilian lives. we have seen thousands of palestinian civilians killed in this conflict. that is a tragedy each and every one of those individual deaths is a tragedy. and that the life of every civilian palestinian is railey. any one is secret and has to be protected. and it is important for israel to distinguish between going after terrorist targets to take out terrorists who continue to threaten israel and going after civilians. that is an obligation or responsibility for israel, and it's something that we will continue to press them on particle. hannah is joining us now from washington dc to tell us more about what

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ross's children, but he wants nothing to do with his father. >> no, no, no. he's disgusting. he's gross. he should die, i couldn't care less. >> reporter: davidce tell us they are still investigating, but so far, they have not found a connection between ross and 9-year-old charlotte. david, charlotte was found in good physical condition, and she is now home with her family. david? >> david: stephanie ramos on this again tonight. thank you, stephanie. >>> now, to a new strike here in the u.s., and it is sweeping tonight. more than 75,000 health care workers for kaiser perm thntheny walking off the job. kaiser provides care for nearly 13 million americans. here's matt gutman. >> reporter: tonight, more than 75,000 health care workers walking off the job in multiple states. the union coalition calling it the largest health care worker strike in u.s. history. >> why are we here? >> patient care! >> reporter: they're picketing kaiser permanente, the company that provides health care for nearly 13 million people. workers from california, oregon, and washington state, to colorado and virginia and washington, d.c., are fighting for increased pay and

tiffany haddish, olivia rodrigo, meg ryan, david duchovny, eric andre, jeff ross, joe walsh, howie longradshaw will be here, and we will have music from brothers osborne and tate mcrae. so please join us for all that. our first guest tonight brings joy and some smoke everywhere he goes. he has his own breakfast cereal, he's got his own ice cream, he's got a new cookbook. it's called "snoop dogg presents: goon with a spoon." it comes out november 14th. please welcome the next speaker of the u.s. house of representatives, snoop dogg! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: good to see you. how's it going? you got hold of guillermo before the show, didn't you? >> hey, guillermo always makes his way to the bat cave. >> jimmy: he gravitates. [ laughter ] now we're unsafe. now we're unprotected. we have no security. we've got a super-baked security guard. >> and he always -- he always says no in the beginning. "no, no, no." "okay, okay." [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: well, snoop, i just want to first of all say i have a surprise for you. and i really wanted you to come here. and i thank you

hey, we got new shows this week with tiffany haddish, meg ryan, david duchovny, eric andre, jeff ross, joe walsh, olivia rodrigo and tate mcrae too. so please join us for all that. our first guest tonight have been on fox together for almost as long as homer and marge. they have a whole handful of super bowl rings and are celebrating 30 seasons of fox nfl sunday. please welcome hall of famers terry bradshaw and howie long. was already hurting people. >> terry, you're too strong. >> you don't realize how strong you are. you i know you're being friendly. you love you're like an orangutan. you hit me in the head and i was like, dude, like, it's heavy. you're looking. yeah, he's heavy. hand. let me ask you a question before you get into your notes that you have right there. put those aside. >> show's not doing well, evidently, because you're dressed in black. are you doing a funeral afterwards? i mean, what are you doing? >> a child's magic show after aids. i mean, what what are you wearing? >> you've got a yeah. >> so you thought you were this funny when you were with us. >> so we actual

state police have the ticket, as david said unless they develop something relative to terrorism, they will be the lead agency. one person at the top, looks to be colonel rossw and various modules, they are called. you have operational folks out in the field doing a grid search, using assets. other people you are not hearing much about. intel people looking at his life, doing search warrants, looking at social media, his digital footprint. you need a legal module, thatten moos probably some prosecutor up all night writing search warrants and subpoenas in the command post. you need somebody doing logistics, you will have to say, feed these people. we have agents and cops in the field. get them water and food and figure out where they will stay. set up a schedule. if you are sitting where the colonel is, tell people, i'm ordering you to go home you have to order them to go home and come back at 10:00 and do it in shifts. these things are going on, it becomes a machine and takes on its own momentum. that is force multiplier so you don't have people running in the woods bumping into each other. >> emily: final question. given he's reported u.s. army reservist a