the — andrew mitchell told me: the this is probably the most _ andrew mitchell told me: the this is scrutinised - andrew mitchell told me: the this is probably the most scrutinised aid budget— budget britain has anywhere in the world. literally, two years ago,... palestinian authority. and, the changes we made then make us pretty confident _ changes we made then make us pretty confident. this fast moving and desperate circumstances, it is only i’ilht desperate circumstances, it is only right that _ desperate circumstances, it is only right that we should be looking at all possible outcomes where humanitarian support may be needed, we are _ humanitarian support may be needed, we are well_ humanitarian support may be needed, we are well advanced in doing that. we may— we are well advanced in doing that. we may well need to start to move essential_ we may well need to start to move essential humanitarian supplies forward — essential humanitarian supplies forward in the region so that we can respond _ forward in the region so that we can respond quickly. we are absolutely on the _ respo

andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," 12 protesters arrested after disrupting the opening of secretary of state blinken's testimony as he and defense secretary austin were trying to get congress to agree to support both israel and ukraine's military funds. [ yelling and chanting ] >> fighting for president biden's request, tieing funds for israel and humanitarian aid into gaza to ukraine, taiwan and securing the southern border. >> many are again making the bet that we are too divided, too distracted at home to stay the course. that's what's at stake with president biden's national security funding request. >> both israel and ukraine democrats are fighting ruthless foes who are out to annihilate them. we will not let hamas or putin win. >>> this as speaker mike johnson right out of the gate challenges the white house supporting military aid to israel but not to ukraine and paying for it by cutting money already approved for the president's irs crackdown on the super rich. >>> the defense secretary responding to more attacks against u.s

andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," israel celebrating the release of two elderly women hostages, with one incredibly courageous 85-year-old describing her ordeal with her daughter translating. >> my mom is telling the horrific stories. while she was being taken, she was hit by sticks. there are a huge network of tunnels underneath. it looks like a spiderweb. my mom is saying they were friendly towards them and they took care of them. >> as top arab diplomats come to the u.n. pushing for a pause in israel's air strikes. secretary blinken tries to find common ground but agrees to the pause for the first time. >> we have to ask. indeed, it must be asked. where is the outrage? where is the revulsion? where is the rejection? where is the explicit condemnation of these horrors? no member of this council, no nation in this entire body could or would tolerate the slaughter of its people. >>> another trump co-defendant takes a plea deal, pleading guilty in the georgia election interference case. >> i believe in and i alue election int

andrea mitchell picks up the news right now. >> and right now on "andrea mitchell reports" humanitarian aid is finally rolling into gaza from egypt but the death toll is increasing. this as nbc is reporting the biden administration has been urging israel leaders to delay their ground offensive in order to gain better intelligence, to clear military objectives and more time for negotiators to secure the release of hostages. >> what i can speak to is our icessant efforts from day one to try to get people home, to try to get them out of gaza back with their families and loved ones. that is continuing as we speak. this is something we're engaged in virtually around the clock. >>> plus nine new candidates for house speaker making their pitches at a private conference, the conference meeting this evening after a week of public feuding that is frustrating party insiders. >> this is not a time to play games. this is -- this is embarrassing for the republican party, it's embarrassing for the nation and we need to look at one another and solve the problem. >>> good day, everyone, i'm andrea mitch

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daryl mitchell, welcome to the program. all right, so uh let's start. by asking you about this strike, so in one respects, it's about the pay, we know that, but there are things that have really angered these uh strikers, for example the ceo compensation uh that these the big three automakers and their ceos are making, which has grown by the way 40% over the last four years and they're using that to press for their wage increases, are the workers justified to use that channel in order to get a pay increase for themselves? i think you posing it incorrectly, the union has made it clear that one of his key demands is to end the two-tier system, they made this clear at every junction, yes pay is important, yes it is important to contrast compensation of all the workers with compensations with ceo, there's nothing rational about paying ceos billions of dollars for a company being successful, but suppressing the wages of workers, that's my first point, the second point is that to all the workers are fighting uh battle for their e

andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> and right now on "andrea mitchell reports," israeli forces pushing deeper into gaza with tanks and armored bulldozers executing what prime minister netanyahu is calling the next phase of their war with hamas. as the death toll mounts for palestinian civilians with survivors sifting through the rubble in a devastated gaza strip where internet and power cut off by israel friday night has now been partially restored after pressure from the white house. president biden also pressing prime minister netanyahu to safeguard americans trying to get out and allow substantially more humanitarian aid into gaza including fuel that israel warns would end up in the hands of hamas. >> the reason those trucks are moving is because of president biden's leadership. that flow of trucks needs to increase and increase substantially so that there is enough food, water, and medicine to get to innocent people in gaza who are badly in need of it. >> and as the fighting rages on, there are growing concerns for the safety of hundreds of hostages. some of them ame

i'm andrea mitchell in new york.gress is out for a week, but among republicans, the race for speaker is alrea in full ing. house republicans steve scalise and jim jordan are off and running. there are plenty of time for others to jump in. back in january, it took kevin mccarthy 15 roll call votes over four days to win after granting major concessions to the far right, including the one person threshold on the motion to vacate that opened the door to mccarthy's ultimate downfall at the hands of matt gaetz. in an nbc exclusive, jim jordan telling ali vitali, if he became speaker, he would let his fellow republicans decide whether or not to get rid of that controversial one person motion to vacate rule, which could also doom the next speaker. >> i tell you what, if that's the what conference wants to do, then i would support it. the question becomes, you have to all of us on board for that. i wouldn't go to democrats to get votes. they will want something. you have to do that within the republican conference. i do think

andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," manhunt. suspect robert card, wanted in connection to the mass murder of 18 people in maine, still at large. state, local, federal law enforcement chasing down more than 500 tips. so far, none pan out. including last night's dramatic search at his home and extensive property just 15 miles from the murder scenes. >> the safety of our community remains paraunt. i want to assure all that a tremendous amount of law enforcement manpower time and effort is being utilized around the clock in every effort to apprehend the suspect and safeguard this community. >> every minute this goes on, we are more concerned because what's the next thing that's going to happen? >> one big focus today is on the river near where he abandoned his car. he owned a boat and a jet ski. was there a water getaway from the massacre? families, friends and nearby communities are consumed by groove and fear with an accused killer on the loose. >> just innocent people, just innocent people out for a night of bowling. this was a

"andrea mitchell reports," our special coverage continuing. secretary blinken in israel, conveying strong concerns from arab leaders over the siege denying gaza water, food and fuel. now staying in the region another day as the one possible escape for gazans is not open, despite promises. president biden canceled his scheduled trip to colorado to stay in d.c., stay at the white house and oversee the crisis. the white house is in touch with iran through back channels, we are told, to hold off any expansion of the war or else. >>> future u.s. aid for israel is on hold until the house republican majority can unite behind a new speaker, with the current frontrunner facing obstacles to securing the gavel. ♪♪ >>> good day. i'm andrea mitchell in washington where the humanitarian crisis in gaza is worsening by the day. israeli troops are massed at the border. they are not moving into position for an assault. israel says the number of hostages has increased to 199. secretary blinken in israel today is extending his diplomacy, pressing to open the cros

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andrea mitchell reports picks up right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports" trump on trial. >> this is what we have, it's a scam, it's a cham. >> the former president in court this hour in new york on a multi-million dollar civil fraud case that has business empire on the line. the new york attorney general may call him as a witness. >> my message is simple. no matter how powerful you are, no matter how much money you think you may have, no one is above the law. >>> also, deeper dysfunctions. speaker kevin mccarthy had to turn to democrats to avoid a shutdown just hours before the midnight saturday deadline. will democrats rescue him from the hard right-wing move to punish him by taking away his gavel? >> if somebody wants to make a motion against me, bring it. there has to be an adult in the room. i am going to govern with what is best for this country. >>> the latest on the effort to end his speakership with congress matt gaetz set to take the house floor at any moment. plus the back story of just how that last minute deal came together at the last minute to keep the gove

andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," a power vacuum after kevin mccarthy broke too many promises to both sides of the aisle. >> the office of speaker of the house of the united states house of representatives is hereby declared vacant. >> the first time in u.s. history, the speaker of the house is ousted from his leadership post by his own party. >> i will not run for speaker again. i might have been given a bad break, but i truly still consider myself to be the luckiest man on the face of the earth. >> with a small group of hard right republicans determined to fire mccarthy and his insults against democrats, no one would come to his rescue. >> we heard speaker mccarthy say that he wanted us to bring it on. i guess we did. kevin mccarthy is a feature of the swamp. >> who can bring the fractured republicans together to take the gavel? how will congress avoid a shutdown in a little over a month from now? i will speak to democratic congress member alyssa slotkin slotkin. >>> the judge in donald trump's civil trial issuing a limited

and miss mitchells and welcome to date of you. there was a desperate need for you monetary and aid in gaza as we speak. um, well, israel help open a car at all for this aide to flow into the gaza. the coordination of human opinion age of this area is being discussed. the decision will be made by the political echelon after the of assess the situation right now, the idea is focused on securing the border and targeting now to target within the god script. and as you do that, a mis missiles, i'm going over talking about an area that is densely populated, because of that is, how are you distinguishing between how much terrace your enemy and innocent civilians? yeah, yeah. and has various protocols in place to minimize the harm to civilians. but you could ask what measures the state when they infiltrated villages and killed over a 1000 people over 2 days? the idea is targeting how much military targets the problem is. and we've been saying this for years that how much is hiding behind the people? if a terrorist organization is hiding,

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mitchell joining us, now daryl mitchell uh is a retired auto worker, he worked at christler motors, he's a former union representative and he's an activist in the socialist movements for 50 years, rather long a resome, former editor at southern advocate, he's a founding member at the league of revolutionary black workers of detroit, and also former executive board member at detroit's coalition of black trade unionist. darel mitchell, welcome to the program. all right, so uh, let's start off by asking you about. is a strike, so in one respects, it's about the pay, we know that, but there are things that have really angered these uh strikers, for example the ceo compensation uh that these the big three automakers and their ceos are making, which has grown by the way 40% over the last four years and they're using that to press for their wage increases, are the workers justified to use that channel in order to get a pay increase for themselves, i think you posing it incorrectly, the union has made it clear that one of his key demands is to end the two tier system, they made this clear at eve

andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> and right now on "andrea mitchell reports," game on. house members vying to replace kevin mccarthy will do a televised debate next week, defying advice from many republicans not to air the party's infighting in public. >>> job boom. today's jobs report blowing past predictions. the president set to speak any moment. we'll carry it live. >>> and border battle. the influx of migrants overwhelming border communities and northern cities alike. is that why the biden administration has started building a 20-mile stretch of donald trump's wall? >>> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. congressman jim jordan, steve scalise, and kevin hern have all signed on for a televised debate monday night, as republicans struggle to find the next speaker of the house. fox news is set to host the debate before the gop's closed door forum on tuesday. it is a very unusual approach, especially following an unprecedented vote to remove kevin mccarthy and the decision to not air their dirty lenin in public. donald trump threw his weight behi

and not that mitchell argued in a new david mitchell argued in a new book that henry the fifth, our celebratedsed warmonger . uncivilised warmonger. reflecting on our leaders through of history as through the lens of history as an fruitful activity . so through the lens of history as an we fruitful activity . so through the lens of history as an we should. activity . so through the lens of history as an we should we tivity . so through the lens of history as an we should we must so through the lens of history as an we should we must we compare can we should we must we compare rishi sunak to henry the fifth? or is our prime minister closer to monarch from history ? to another monarch from history? well, with me now to delve into these questions is the historian, writer oliver webb—carter. so first of all, this allegation that henry the fifth was a terrible warmonger is very unfair, isn't it? that mediaeval kings fought wars because if they didn't , they because if they didn't, they were defeated and ousted . were defeated and ousted. >> well, much they don't like disagreeing with people who've

and not that mitchell argued in a new david mitchell argued in a new book that henry the fifth, our celebratedd warmonger . uncivilised warmonger. reflecting on our leaders through of history as through the lens of history as an fruitful activity . so through the lens of history as an we fruitful activity . so through the lens of history as an we should. activity . so through the lens of history as an we should we tivity . so through the lens of history as an we should we must so through the lens of history as an we should we must we compare can we should we must we compare rishi sunak to henry the fifth? or is our prime minister closer to monarch from history ? to another monarch from history? well, with me now to delve into these questions is the historian, writer oliver webb—carter. so first of all, this allegation that henry the fifth was a terrible warmonger is very unfair, isn't it? that mediaeval kings fought wars because if they didn't , they because if they didn't, they were defeated and ousted . were defeated and ousted. >> well, much they don't like disagreeing with people who've wr

get caught off by this invasion andrea mitchell is next >>> we're back with perhaps the biggest question this hamas attack on israel has raised why didn't israel see it coming? especially given its scale. andrea mitchell now with that part of the story. >> reporter: clearly promoting what they see as a victory, hamas produced and edited a publicity video it says shows their fighters training to use paragliders to attack israel how could the celebrated israeli intelligence services and military be caught completely off guard many tonight calling it a monumental intelligence failure how did israel's vaunted intelligence network and military and the u.s. not see this coming? >> there were a lot of failures that led up to this. clearly, the israelis didn't have the either human or technical sources that gave them insight into this. this clearly was a failure of epic proportions. >> reporter: now questions about whether israel has been distracted by year-long protests dividing the country over the prime minister's controversial plan to overhaul their supreme court. even prompting many army re

andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," more drama on the house floor this hour. louisiana republican mike johnson, an lection denier who helped craft the objections on january 6, he is next in line, chosen last night by the republicans in a private meeting when a more experienced lawmaker, tom emmer, failed just because of donald trump's opposition. >>> in the israel/hamas war, back channel negotiations continue for the terror group to free more of the 200 hostages still being held. international pressure is growing on israel for humanitarian cease-fire to stop air strikes. jordan's foreign minister from a speech at the u.n. will join me as well as israel's government advisor. >>> president biden hosting a state visitor. the prime minister of australia, a major u.s. military and intelligence ally, with a red carpet welcome on the south lawn and a news conference this afternoon. >> we are starting with israel against hamas terrorism. we are standing with ukraine against putin's tyranny. democracy can deliver. ♪♪ >>> good day, everyone

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mitchell joining us, now daryl mitchell uh is a retired autoworker, he worked at chrysler motors, he's a former union representative and he's an activist in the socialist movements for 50 years, rather long a resume, former editor at southern advocate, he's a founding member at the league of revolutionary black workers of detroit, and also former executive board member at detroit's coalition of black trade unionist. daril michel, welcome to the program. all right, so uh, let's start off by asking you about. this uh strike, so in one respects, it's about the pay, we know that, but there are things that have really angered these uh strikers, for example the ceo compensation uh that these the big three automakers and their ceos are making, which has grown by the way 40% over the last four years and they're using that to press for their wage increases, are the workers justified to use that channel in order to get a pay increase for themselves? i think you posing it incorrectly. the union has made it clear that one of his key demands is to end the two-tier system. they made this clear at ev

andrea mitchell picks up with our special coverage right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," desperate hours for the hostages taken to gaza. families in communities holding out hope for the missing after the brutal hamas attack responsible now for more than 1,200 israeli deaths, as benjamin netanyahu forms a new unity government. veteran israeli soldiers describing the brutality they witnessed. >> it's something that i never saw in my life. it's something that we used to imagine as our grandfather and grandmother in europe and other places. >>> another wave of israeli missile strikes slamming gaza today. more than 1,000 have died. all signs point to a ground invasion from israel becoming imminent. president biden announcing the american death toll has risen to 14 and confirming that americans are among the hostages. >> as president, i have no higher priority than the safety of americans being held hostage around the world. >>> secretary austin today reinforcing the president's message. >> the united states continues to stand firm with israel and the israeli people. we will

andrea mitchell picks up with our special coverage right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," three strikes for jim jordan. the judiciary chairman suffering his worst defeat yet on the house floor in his flailing quest for the speakership leaving house republicans still searching for a leader. >>> this hour, reaction to president biden's primetime oval office appeal for $105 billion in military support for israel and ukraine. >> history taught us when terror i haves don't pay a price for their terror, when dictators don't pay a price, they keep going. the cost and the threats to america and the world keep rising. >> the president pushing back on congressional critics balking. >> it's a smart investment that's going to pay for american security for generations, keep us american troops out of harm's way. >>> reaching out to muslims at home, feeling the pain of islamaphobia. >> you are hurting. i want you to know, i see you. you belong. i want to say this to you, you are all american. you are all american. >> threats mount to u.s. troops in baghdad. new signs that israel's grou

i'm andrea mitchell in washington.are about to get underway with a family newser from israel. secretary blinken will speak as well. we will bring that to you live. israel's air campaign to destroy hamas leadership and infrastructure intensifying overnight. chilling new video showing a terrorist arriving, flying on a paraglider into the music festival where 260 people were murdered. antony blinken comforting survivors in israel, including a woman who was at that festival. >> we managed to escape. but there were a lot of friends that didn't. there were a lot of friends captive now in gaza. we were saved by a miracle. but there are friends that we love that weren't. >> we want to bring you to the news conference of american families. let's listen to what they have to say. >> a terrorist organization that is backed by turkey, iran and qatar. as jews, anti-semitism has been our history for thousands of years. it's the dna of the jewish and israeli people. as president biden said in his speech, if israel doesn't exist, the j

uh, let's bring back daryl mitchell, he's a retired autoworker. uh, he uh worked at christler motors and also a former union representative who rejoins us. daryl mil, welcome back economic divide. uh, i'd like to find out from you, why it is that it's not just auto workers that are striking, we're looking at other sectors that... have uh joined now these strikes, it seems like the autoworkers kind of set it off, i think it's because of the large numbers that are involved and how major piece of the economy the us in the us it plays, um and this all points to stagnant wages and pay, basically why has it spread to other sectors you think? my view is that we going through a fundamental changing economy that is on the scale of the industrial revolution. industry was the home of technological innovation, my point is that we're going through a revolution and a technological complex a scale that ushered in industrial capitalism, so we talking about the destruction of the workforce as it had existed for the last 150, 200 years, we going through a profound

i'm andrea mitchell in washington where a lot of news is breaking.se republicans are punting after two weeks of failed attempts to find a permanent replacement for ousted speaker kevin mccarthy. the new propoal is to give temporary speaker patrick mchenry the power until january to move legislation to the floor so that bills can be passed, while jordan only suspends his nomination, working over the next few months to try to get more votes. joining us now is nbc senior capitol hill correspondent garrett haake and brendan buck, a former senior advisor to house speakers john boehner and paul ryan. garrett, from my understanding of this proposal, which has been kicking around for the last 24 hours, after it became apparent that jordan was not going to go over the top that this would require them getting enough votes to give mchenry that power. the democrats, who are meeting right now, they want to know whether or not the debt ceiling deal that was agreed to by everybody in july, by all the leaders and the white house, would be followed by mchenry rather

well, earlier i was joined by a spokesperson for the is reading military, masha mitchells on. i asked her if israel is going to open an aide cargile into casa, the coordination of humanitarian age of this area is being discussed. the decision will be made by the political echelon after they've assessed the situation right now. the idea is focused on securing the border and targeting come up, no 2 targets within the god script. and as you do that, miss missiles, i'm going over talking about an area that has densely populated because of that is how are you distinguishing between how much terrace your enemy and innocent civilians to yeah, yes is very is protocols in place to minimize the hard to civilians, but you could ask what measures the state when they infiltrated villages and killed over a 1000 people over 2 days? the idea is targeting how much military targets the problem is. and we've been saying this for years that how much is hiding behind the people. if a terrorist organization is hiding miss styles and launchers and i hit sion underneath kindergartens and schools and

you have it is a such an honor to be with mitchell zuckoff in the same stage. thank you so much for bringing this story and. i think we need to know a little more about afghanistan and what's happened. it's very for me as afghan to see. for me everything like a gunshot. sorry. it's very hard and painful for me to see how soon the afghan story is getting forgotten here. one near to 14 million people in afghanistan is from all that big decision. so it's also hard for me to speak about afghanistan at the same time, fighting with my tears so help me to don't cry and speak. thank you. of that was of wonderful. i read the book and then me and two of us to have i couldn't not couldn't he didn't want to read the chapter that is belong to us because. this was painful for him and in some chapters metal. i speak about the books about the i spoke about the his take a total that he called him sanji but really loved to read some chapter because he didn't know about his story who is some and during the book we know him very bit. so for me what the reaction when i saw taliban

kittle along with elijah mitchell just loving life. no taylor swift, they're fine without her. "monday night football" in new jersey. seahawks and giants. 49ers have got to be careful of the seahawks. final minute of the quarter. giants about to score. instead seattle's devon witherspoon picks it off and takes it back 97 yards for the touchdown. seahawks embarrassed the giants 24-3. seattle is 3-1. the niners are in seattle on thanksgiving night right here on nbc. >>> okay. warriors fans rooted against him for years but now he's part of the team. chris paul is now a warrior. today he was sporting his new uniform during warriors media day. the warriors formally open training camp tomorrow. paul says he's getting comfortable with the new guys on the court but admits the new uniform it's a little odd, a little strange right now. >> first time i actually put the uniform on was for my new state farm commercials. media day when you're saying dub nation here and there, that has not been a sound i liked to hear for the past i don't know how many years. but anybody who knows me knows th

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lester >> andrea mitchell, thank you. >>> president biden did not mince his words today as he described the terrorist attacks. peter alexander is at the white house, and peter, this was a strong condemnation. >> lester, this was the most forceful we have seen president biden condemning hamas' attack, comparing their "unadulterated evil," in his words, to isis. the president says that the u.s. is now sending israel more ammunition and interceptors for its iron dome defense system a team of technical experts experienced in hostage recovery is also on its way tonight, there to advise the israelis, not to rescue americans being held we are told the president was direct in his call with prime minister netanyahu today, urging him to protect the lives of palestinian civilians, and tonight, we have learned the u.s. is discussing safe passage out of gaza, including for palestinian americans through its border with egypt by the way, while all of this was happening, the president was interviewed sunday and monday by the special counsel, lester, investigating his handling of thos classified documen

jonathan: mitchell great to talk you to, mitchell barak, there concludes our coverage for moment of onween israel and hamas. after a weekend in which israel has significantly stepped up its strikes in gaza 450 airstrikes targeting ha hamas leadership and tunnels, approaching 6 a.m. in jerusalem, israeli flag is flying in gaza. i am jonathan hunt in jerusalem, good night. actively shields the enamel to defend against erosion and cavities. i think that this product is a gamechanger for my patients- it really works. pano ai chooses t-mobile for business for 5g solutions... ...because t-mobile helps pano ai innovate, so they can stop the spread of wildfires. now's the time to see what america's largest 5g network can do for your business.

and then you have lucy mitchell and margo bird. so this really was a moment in sheridan because we went from having a very caucasian field of canons to having native woman who was very well known locally and she defied. i am proud have had in this project to build a better between white and indian races. we all hope the good will which has been accomplished will last and that we show her to gather and make american strong and great. when lucy the prairie quintile, she was obligated to your in that role and so cheering press this is from july of 1952 this is the radio. so here she is in her regalia on her. so here we have rodeo program from 1952. lucy's on the front with her horse. so these photos are up the share in and is lucy posing with native regalia and the other photos are in front of the with her court on the gentleman on the left in this photo is howard sinclair. so this piece paper was one of the first invitations for native girls to apply for the contest there were very specific things they were looking for. this was not

andrea mitchell picks up with our special coverage right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," full house. republican speaker candidate jim jordan takes his chances on the floor with a vote signaling he has picked up support and is getting closer to the magic number of 217 votes to win the gavel. >> reporter: do you think you have the votes on the floor today? >> we feel really good. we need to get a speaker today. we feel really good about where we are at. >> steve kornacki will be with me to break down the vote from the big board. the latest nbc reporting on the breaking news that president biden will leave tonight for israel and jordan to get humanitarian aid moving into gaza, work on releaing the hostages, and how gaza will look if hamas is removed. hamas released a video of a hostage. the question, is it a signal that the terror group might be willing to deal? ♪♪ >>> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. a big day where the house is in session and ohio congressman jim jordan is the man of the hour. the judiciary chairman's bid for speaker is gaining stea

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i'm andrea mitchell in washington. israel warning 5:00 p.m. eastern, midnight in israel. the death toll is staggering. the civil yap is dire. 40 now, palestinians. supplies of food and water are running out. children wounded by shrapnel from the bombings. >> this 10-year-old girl was hit by shrapnel. her brother lies under a tent. they ran out of bed days ago. >> the ferocity of the attack, the number of patients, the children that are brought in are brought in with crush injuries from collapsed buildings or shrapnel or debris. there needs to be a stop to the bombing, and there needs to be a humanitarian corridor. >> nbc foreign correspondent raf sanchez filed this report moments ago from israel. >> reporter: israel today issuing an unprecedented evacuation order for palestinian civilians telling them to evacuate the entire northern half of gaza. israel says that area is full of hamas military targets and that it will be intensively striking there. but that area is also home to more than a million palestinian civilians, and there is nowhere for them to run. the israeli bo