he is more now from mount washington correspondent venue. i mean, all of our as groupon, protests is calling for a ceasefire in washington dc central train station. it is just one of many actions happening nationwide as part of the set it down for palestine pro to then just demanding an immediate cease fire. but i hold to old u. s. a to israel. earlier health professionals met in front of the white house with a similar message. it's hard to be a physician, hard to be a doctor whose job is feelings patients every day. and then coming home and seeing all of these images and videos of patients being basically can, we are doctors. so we are horrified by what's happening to our patients and does that what's happened to our colleagues? thing goes on and the white house is condoning this. and the white house has pretty much given permission and supports the military attacks on civilians in up and so in the posting and territories and gods we are mobilizing the medical community to stand up against this and raise their voices and demand a ceasefire

does, on this most of the way, which is a real doesn't play. russia stopped if somebody takes a mount washington and telling argy and an exclusive interview, that'd be us effectively green lives. these rules actions in gatzo at a 5 day march gets on the way these role as a families of those taken hostage by, by the last month the mind about to move it done to release the life changing place. because keeping up others all the headlines of stories with following this, how not international the next episode of cross to discuss the way forward for your trade in ukraine's options. the hello and welcome to cross talk. we're all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle . the most recent narrative change about the conflict and ukraine is the following . it's a stalemate. interest mainly there is some truth of this. ukraine's indeed face as a stalemate. it has limited options. on the other hand, russia has many options. this worries washington, the cross option ukraine. i'm joined by my guess tony kevin and ken brown. he is a former australian career diplomat in bel rate. we have even guides. he's a rese

want this to stop the way which is the middle doesn't play. russia stop different, my take a mount, washington telling r t. and i'm exclusive interview, that the us effectively green lights. these roles, actions and guys at the 160 am in moscow. welcome to our gene to nationals. i a michael, what chat with the latest update. now we start with the latest in gaza for the largest medical complex and then play if the al shufa hospital has once again become the plug of abuse ready rates. at this point that shows medical staff struggling to set for remaining patients in all ship or hospital oper was attacked by huge riley forces, dost, apparently, from explosions, has made it difficult to locate, potentials survive us. the idea has continued its rate of the facility as it claims he has found many treat equipment that when our troops open this, the closets here, which is in the main part of the clinic, this is what they found. these weapons have absolutely no business being inside the hospital. the only reason they're here is because how must put them here because they use this place, like many of th

andrew, you got to up your game on the mount washington valley. but seriously, thank you all so much for your testimony for being such articulate advocates for the outdoors and for your commitment and your advocacy. we really appreciate it. we look forward to staying in touch and to continuing to work with you as we look at ways we can support small businesses in the outdoor economy. the record will stay open for two weeks for additional questions that may be asked by members of the committee and with that, the committee stands adjourned. thank you. >> thank you. [indiscernible chatter] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] [indiscernible chatter] [indiscernible chatter]

this guy is the french national game into mount washington win the revolutionary war.own. we put his statue up across from the white house appeared one of the biggest honors you can ever have. they defaced it. you don't think they know who did this. this is the most secure part of the world right outside the white house. they have cameras everywhere. they know who vandalize the white house walls, the statues. you can spray paint all over the place. you can leave cocaine in the white house. if you walk through the capital peacefully, they will throw you in jail for 9 months. i really don't like how they are treating the protesters. >> i was walking through town. i see this picture. it is the missing sign that you see. he is nine months old. my daughter and i stopped and said this is who we pray for every night. these protesters are doing such a disgrace to these innocent kids in the hands of hamas. >> president obama is a cautious speaker. he's a careful speaker. he picks his words. i do think he also knew that it was going to be public. >> unlike president bush's remar

so george washington's mount vernon so thankfully they left what is one of my favorite structures in the country so they left that there. sadly, the flames got to one house, one additional house burned in a city and that was a house that washington was building for himself, but never moved into it. so we lost that house. washington when he was the capitol, to encourage people to move this backwater of bogs and fields. he bought property. so everybody wants to be george's neighbor. i'm sure all the realtors were like, want live next to george right? location, location, location so yeah, but washington's memory was such that the british greatly respected it. abraham lincoln had a favorite joke and historians believe that it wasn't real. he told it all the time and he told it within respect to the british, came here to fight us. so apropos to what you just said, the joke is, is that the american minister, ambassador that went to britain afterwards is is trying to make good after this the second war of independence and and britain not defeating us and the british are messing with him. th

so george washington's mount vernon so thankfully they left what is one of my favorite structures in the country so they left that there. sadly, the flames got to one house, one additional house burned in a city and that was a house that washington was building for himself, but never moved into it. so we lost that house. washington when he was the capitol, to encourage people to move this backwater of bogs and fields. he bought property. so everybody wants to be george's neighbor. i'm sure all the realtors were like, want live next to george right? location, location, location so yeah, but washington's memory was such that the british greatly respected it. abraham lincoln had a favorite joke and historians believe that it wasn't real. he told it all the time and he told it within respect to the british, came here to fight us. so apropos to what you just said, the joke is, is that the american minister, ambassador that went to britain afterwards is is trying to make good after this the second war of independence and and britain not defeating us and the british are messing with him. th

the federal courts in the western district of texas and western district of washington to hold court in alpine, texas, and mount vernon, washington, respectively. both locations already have existing facilities necessary to hold court so the cost of this bill is minimal. by authorizing these courts to utilize these locations, congress will reduce administrative burdens on the court system and logistical burdens on those with business before these courts. for example, the judicial conference of the united states has noted that americans in the western district of texas must drive as far as 100 miles to reach the courthouse in pecos, texas. the judicial conference has identified similar hardships for americans in the western district of washington. that's why i support this commonsense bipartisan bill. urge my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to do the same. with that i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from virginia reserves. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. nadler: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlem

this will add, the pressure has to be mounted on both administrations in washington to put an end to the misery of the palestinians. you cannot just, it's much, much more than how much it's, it's much, much bigger and larger and more serious. then the october 7 operation and goes on israel wants to degree days to the palestinian close is ryan wants to transfer palestinians from does on the west bank into jordan and egypt. and thus, when that cheap, it's outspoken goal of the so called jewish state by then has it spoken about that's on the plane back from phillip eve to washington. nothing you know and is a extreme sci twin government have spoken on numerous occasions about the jewish nationality of the identity of the, of a 0. so we are facing get much more serious question. the risk is nothing you know is jeopardizing the very existence of is very many is riley is now believe that this war on gaza is an existing show. one, it's a matter of life or death by these relays, chosen the, i'm sorry, no problem. so it's a much more serious, right. and then that all the facing a so called ki

mount vernon is george washington's home. this is the alexander this all july or june 28th. now they mentioned the town of that. i can remember. should not confuse it with the bridge. all right there mentioned the whole thomas. right. and the entire brigade apparently a civil war map down at the very bottom right circle. the town, i think that is work for bill if anyone doesn't really know where that was been taken up by. fort belvoir, that's the right home right there. that's mount vernon. and you start to see the proximity of where that lines up with the other map i've been using already so just taking one away they're examining the circle the bottom is acting at mount vernon. that circle where for lyons and fort ellsworth. so again, in the federal mine, which federal defender, can we go down the road into alexander's city where fort ellsworth or ryan are? there's some certainty in their mind that this is still this is still going to have. now, mind you, stuart is going to be across the potomac river. time is all out to catch the wagon train up around rockville. they're go

everyone knows that at some point key players in this, and by that i mean washington, will think, enough is enough. this dreadful mountingth toll, in excess of 11,000 people who have been killed now, at some point washington is going to say to israel, you have done enough, you have destroyed enough of hamas, the cost in lives and the shear destruction of the infrastructure of the gaza strip is too great now, we need to stop this. but i think we are quite some way from that. i think the israelis believe and i think they still have american backing for a desire to continue to degrade and destroy hamas for some time to come. , ., . . come. our diplomatic correspondent - come. our diplomatic correspondent paul . come. our diplomatic - correspondent paul adams reporting from jerusalem. according to doctors without borders, many patients in hospitals cannot walk and cannot evacuate. a surgeon said quote, those staying in hospital already decided they are dead. lucy williamson sent us this report from jerusalem and a warning there are scenes in this report you may find upsetting. gaza's main hospital is now the eye of this mili

mounting quickly. especially out of washington, how we have seen the language change in the last 12 to 24 hours. ed, the idf saying gaza is fully encircled, what do we know about the recent military movements? >> reporter: we are waiting to hear from israeli military officials exactly what was the objective of what we saw, the dramatic images we saw last night of the air assault, we assume are ground operations inside of gaza last night. the images were incredibly striking in northeast gaza. israeli military officials say that they are trying to maximize the pressure on hamas' military operation to get the missile strikes and the missile control under control. and that involves dismantling this elaborate tunnel system which hamas military fighters operate from. that is why this ground operation and the fact that it has israeli military officials are saying encircled gaza city is very significant. but the language we are hearing from israeli military officials is that there doesn't appear to be any sense of slowing down. in fact, prime minister benjamin netanyahu said yesterday that nothing will

in an op-ed for the "washington post," the president rejected mounting calls for a cease fire saying it will only give hamas more time to quote restart the killing by attacking innocence again. but the fighting continues in gaza city. doctors at al-shifa, gaza's largest hospital, say they were ordered to evacuate by the israeli military. the idf disputes that claim. it comes as israel defense forces are now vowing to advance anywhere hamas is found. and there are growing signs that a ground offensive into southern gaza could be imminent. let's go to nic robertson live in israel. give us the latest from where you are. >> still intense fire fights going on here in northern gaza. the idf said they're pushing from the coast in "the washington post" cost towards the west where we are here. we've been able to see flares, heavy missile strikes from aircraft heavy tank rounds fired into the area. sometimes the skylights up bright orange with some of the explosions. sometimes you can't see precisely what's being hit and what's happening but we can hear heavy machine gunfire as well. so it rea

washington dc. bad. thank you so much for your reporting now the mounting pharaoh is if an escalation of the conflict on his raz bought of 11 on lebanese officials for full civilians, including 3 children have been killed. and then as various strikes near the southern town of not though, these strategies say these ready military says it was examining the incident and that the strife was based on intelligence. evidence, hezbollah militant group has to squandered by fire and brokers at the northern, necessarily town of k to it's going up now around 250000 out of 10 and refugees live in lebanon, mostly in camps established off to the forced, out of the study bore in 1948 as refugees, they do not have lebanese citizenship. accounts worked without a problem. it, it was meant to be a temporary solution, but has dragged on now for full generations of the fighting between our mazda minstrel and does the 2nd month. many of these cam said they want to join the water against a stroke. they got the special correspondent. i'm in ss, visited the bush had a bunch snake f u g can south of pedro crossing in divorce, oth

mount vern? and they that the british respected george washington so much they actually posted guards to protect it. is that true or is that the poing of guards? is verifiable? but they did respect washington. they did not want burn private property. and general ross was, that proponent of win the war and not lose the peace so we talk about something that'llet americansor a fight. you don't go up a hornet's and whack it. you don't go up and kick a sleeping. so george washington's mot vernon so thankfully they left what is one of my favote structures in the country so they left that there. sadly, the flames got to one house, one additional house burned in a city and that was a house that washington was building for himself, but never moved into it. so we lost that house. washington when he was t capitol, to encourage people to move this backwater of bogs and fields. he bought property. so everybody wants to be george's neighbor. i'm sure all the realtors were like, want live next to george right? location, location, location yeah, but washiton's memory was such that the british greatly respected

washington. i think we have a map to put some of them up on the screen. of course, it includes mountainier, mount saint helens, mount hood, mount shasta and mount lassen among a number of others. what do we need to know about the risk that these volcanoes pose to those of us who who live in this part of the country? yeah >> so each of those volcanoes that you showed are capable of erupting some are more likely than others. the of that list of what you showed the ones that are most likely the one that is actually the most likely to erupt in the near future or sometime in the next, say, a few years. two dozen years would be mount saint helens up in up in washington, usgs, just issued an information statement about it because there have been a lot of earthquakes, not shallow earthquakes like we see in iceland. but but deeper ones that that are are suggesting to us that there may well be an eruption in the next year or 2 or 3 or four. and we want to get that information out there so people can be prepared. and the real thing that that people should do is just kind of pay attention to wha

washington. president biden is doubling down on his support for israel's war against hamas. rejecting mountingls for a cease-fire in gaza. in a new op-ed in "the washington post," the president writes, quote, as long as hamas clings to its ideology of destruction, a cease-fire is not possible. every cease-fire is time they ex ploi exploit to restock and attack innocents again. this comes as gaza's largest hospital, al shifa, continues to be a key military target for the idf, claiming hamas is using the complex as a large-scale command center. a claim hamas denies. hospital officials say patients and staff were ordered to evacuate the medical complex, which israel denies. a head doctor there says six doctors are staying at the medical complex to treat around 120 too vulnerable to evacuate. but as the fighting continues in the north, israel's military is now vowing to advance anywhere hamas is found. there are growing signs a ground offensive into southern parts of gaza could be imminent. >>> meanwhile, in tel aviv thousands gathered at a massive rally calling for the israeli government to do mo

washington dc bad. thank you so much for your reporting to. now the mounting feels of an escalation of the conflict on his dress border with lebanon, lebanese officials for 4 civilians, including 3 children, have been killed. internet strategy strikes near the southern town. i find that though, these very ministry says that is examining the incident. lebanon's has 4 law militant group has responded by fighting rockets at the northern and strategy town of q. judge mona right now around 250000 palestinian refugees live in lebanon. most game towns the stablished off to the fullest adverb, a strategy for in 1948 as refugees. they do not have lebanese citizenship and cannot work without permits. it was meant to be a temporary solution, but as dragged on now for 4 generations as the fighting between hum us and his drill enters the 2nd month. many in these camp said they want to join the war against a stroke. dw, especially correspondents in ss, visited the bush. i did, but i just needed a few. g can south of federal crossing and divorce, other off of the palestinian

washington dc. bad. thank you so much for your reporting to now the mounting fields of an escalation and the conflict on his dress board over at lebanon, lebanese officials for 4 civilians, including 3 children, have been killed. and then as ready as striking of a southern town of not though these deadly ministry says that as examining the incident, 11 is his will ahmed attempt. a crew has responded by firing dockets at the northern extremity town of q, just going on. now around 250000 fat as soon refugees live in lapland, most in camps established off of the 1st out of the strategy born in 1948 as refugees. they do not have liberty citizenship and cannot work with our department . it was meant to be a temporary solution, but has dragged on now full generations of the fighting between hum us and israel and does the 2nd month. many in the scam said they want to join the war against a strategy. dw special correspondent. i'm your niece. it visited the bush out, but i've seen a refugee camp south of better crossing and divorce authorized me palestinian refugee camp giants of the palestinian cause. rochester

washington dc. bad. thank you so much for your reporting. and now they're all mounting fields of escalation and the conflict on his dress border with lebanon, lebanese officials, a full civilian from 2 to 3 children, have been killed, and then is very striking of the southern town to find that though these really minute recess, that is examining the incident, levance has voted on elections group has responded by fighting docket at the northern extremity town of curious, what's going on with you that are around 250000 palestinians. refugees who live in lebanon most in camps established off of the force out of his study board of 1948 as refugees. they do not have lebanese citizenship and cannot walk without part. it was meant to be a temporary distribution, but as dragged on. now, for 4 generations of the fighting between our mazda and his trail, and to the 2nd month, many in the scam said they want to join the war against us. rep dw special corresponded on me an eastern, visited the boat side, but i've seen a refugee camp south of it. crossing into boys are better off in

washington examiner." brit, these attacks keep mounting and they are tied directly to iranian proxies that are tied directlyl, bret, the thing to remember is that a number of these attacks have occurred since our last response, which was basically blow up some ammunition dump or the equivalent in syria. and this strike looks similar, that we have made looks similar. it's, you know, a weapons depot of some kind. and, if the first time they tried that didn't deter iran and its proxies, it's not clear to me why this same kind of response will do the job. so i think it's something to worry about. you know, contrast that with donald trump, who went after absolutely afte -- soleimani afe was involved in attacks on the u.s. we will see where it goes. it's a little worrisome it may not be enough. >> bret: stef this is after the houthis in yemen tied to iran shot down $32 million u.s. drone. add that to the 42 attacks, the administration has been repeating what president biden said and that's one word "don't." but they are doing. they are not listening to "don't," it seems. >> it's true. and it's just another exampl

the messaging battle space. president bonham is on the mounting political pressure over his strong support for ease wells, warren gas, and washington has so far rejected 80 calls for. i seize 5, some of the americans who helped jewel by didn't get elected as president. back in 2020 of now published an open letter urging him to bring peace to the middle east. as the president of the united states, you have the power to change the course of history and the responsibility to save lives right now. if you fail to act swiftly, your legacy will be complicity in the face of genocide. aside are found as a co director of international actions sent us as of the white house as exposed it's glaring, double standards over the gas a war. i really think this shows the absolute criminal hypocrisy of blinking or the binding administration of every politician in the us today. that is going along not only going along with this war and not only the enabler of this war, the, but the provider of the most horrendous weapons from white phosphorus to help fire missiles, who's the funder of this war, and the equip, or it's a u. s. government and so they're n

entering now, november and the stretch run, when the pressure will mount and these teams will have to handle what lies ahead. and for washingtonerious gauntlet, and the deepest conference in the country. >> kirk: you're right. it's every single week, and to go from this game, the emotions of this game, you go right into utah with kyle whittingham, that is not the team you want to see the next week after a game like this. they need to get rested up and get ready, put their big boy pants on for utah coming to town. >> chris: and leave them on nn for oregon. >> kirk: >> kirk: and rivalry game, washington state. >> chris: penix not letting go of that football. caleb williams trots off through a third usc loss this season. huskies win it by ten. we enjoyed being here. thanks in the booth to birthday boy mark. darren brown. for bill lemonier, holly rowu, kirk herbstreit, chris fowler saying so long. is it possible to be more capable? and more practical? be able to perform here. and here. make a statement while barely making a sound. and command the road, as well as what lies ahead. how we get there matters. a saturday. welcome to to

one of the most famous is somebody who was apprehended trying to come across in washington state with designs on mounting a terror attack against lax. what we are hearing in the initial minutes after this, vivek, this was a vehicle that was actually on the american side headed toward canada. according to some eyewitnesses and we have not heard it yet from official sources, was veering to try to drive into the cbp facility on the american side of the rainbow bridge and then blew up at one of these customs checkpoints. what does that suggest to you? >> well, look, those are facts evolving in realtime. take the lessons we can learn early on. the security at that northern border, i visited those cbp stations, it's not nearly as serious as the southern border. border security goes for all security near the border, not just the other side but ours as well. and a situation in the country, we have a number of people, tens of thousands, who have entered the country with bad intentions and not just coming from the southern border, they are coming the northern border, too. 70,000 special interest aliens last year a

the messaging bottles, face president by them is on the mounting appointed to go pass over his strong support for ease of one. gather. washington has so far rejected any calls for a ceasefire or some of the americans who helped job i didn't get elected as president back in 20. 20 have now obligate, published an open letter, urging him to bring peace to the middle east. as president the road to victory as the president of the united states, you have the power to change the course of history and the responsibility to save lives right now. if you fail to act swiftly, your legacy will be complicity in the face of genocide. a civil rights item, a hair rubber that back to you, those sides of the bottom, the administration is apparently trying to change its policies in the middle east and forth, missing out to make some concessions. what we're seeing, the product environment putting pressure on, but nothing yahoo to push for a more humane system and to bring it in to the violet. just today we saw that they've agreed to a 4 hour ceasefire for 2 hours for our pause in operation in order to allow humanity or you need to come in and to al

on the messaging, bottle space presses and 5, and is on the mounting political pressure of a strong support as well as well. on garza washington the so 5 rejected any coves for a c spine. some of the americans who helped joe biden gets elected as president back in 2020 have now published an open letter, urging him to bring peace to the middle east. as the president of the united states, you have the power to change the course of history and the responsibility to save lives right now. if you fail to act swiftly, your legacy will be complicity in the face of genocide. so as long as co director of the international options center says, the white house has displayed some glaring double standards over the gauze of war. i really think this shows the absolute criminal hypocrisy of blinking or the binding administration of every politician in the us today. that is going along not only going along with this war and not only the enabler of this war, the, but the provider of the most horrendous weapons from white phosphorus to hell fire missiles, who's the funder of this war and the clipper. it's a u. s. government, and so they're not in

them to us approach and supporting israel as civilian casualties. mount darren, all right, to join hands on line for us the in washington. john, thank you. what time for a short break. now stay with us here and i'll just say are as we continue our special coverage of the war on guys and including his radio parties, some bucks, thousands of colors sitting in workers to gauze or tortured style on the i pushing the one to blow by the perspectives or submit to the world, slow down, we stand firm as homes with tips of global nichols reserves. indonesia is poised to leave the global easy battery industry. we definitely manage our abundant resources and play a role in solar energy harness the offerings, 75 percent of global carbon credits essential, committed to environmental protection, enhancing investment climate, digital licensing, your better tomorrow. the the welcome back here watching out. just a record remind about tell stories here. there's a israel has gone to school in northern doesn't kidding of these 20 people. i'm in drink dozens. the building with sheltering understanding of families. 3 hospitals in gauze levels

washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> time now as we get a live look from mount tam cam that bird's eye view of the bay area and the bridge all sparked the distance. yeah. >> coast getting a little torn up right now. what's going on? they're getting hammered right now. numerous lightning strikes showing up along the coastline. thunderstorms rotating right through that area. terre half moon bay, pacifica daly city. watch out. it is coming your way. maybe san francisco to we'll take a look at it momentarily. but out there right now, mostly cloudy skies around the bay area. some scattered showers. and really these thunderstorms isolated toward the coastline you right here they begin to move on shore. you see him right here along this area. see all that red and the yellow here. multiple strikes now along the coastline. you can watch as they rotate up from the south this just the last hour or so as they really just developed along the coastline and numerous strikes out there right now. so certainly people hearing the rumble of that thunder, possibly see the flashes of lightning. some of lightning is just off the coast. there's

the president biden is on the mounting political pressure over his strong support for ease of chemical policy unions that but washington has so far, rejected any calls for a ceasefire. as some of the americans who helped the job. i didn't get elected as president back in 20. 20 have now published an open letter, appealing for peace in the middle east. as the president of the united states, you have the power to change the course of history and the responsibility to save lives right now. if you fail to act swiftly, your legacy will be complicity in the face of genocide. a civil rights actually as robert, by to those sides of the bible administration is apparently trying to change its policy in the middle east and forcing up in yahoo to make some concessions. that's what we're seeing, that part of the environment, putting pressure on the medi yahoo to push for a more humane system and to bring it into the violet. just today we saw that they've agreed all for our seats. fire rewards for our pause in operations in order to allow humanity or you need to come in and to allow civilian populations to leave . i believe that the

rather than binding these onto mounting for the bigger pressure over his strong support for ease roles warren gatzo of washington has so far rejected any calls for us. he's fine. some of the americans who helped joe by didn't get elected as president back in june to 20 have now published and opened the ledger, urging him to bring peace to the middle east. as the president of the united states, you have the power to change the course of history and the responsibility to save lives right now. if you fail to act swiftly, your legacy will be complicity. in the face of genocide, i found as co director of the international action center as, as the white house, as he exposed its glaring double standards over the gas a war. i really think this shows the absolute criminal. some pop proceed to one of blinking the bite and administration of every politician in the us today. that is going on long. not only going along with this war and not only the enabler of this war, the, but the provider of the most, who run this weapons from white phosphorus to help fire missiles, who's the funder of this war and the clipper. it's a u.

mounting civilian death toll. late last night reports from the "washington post" begin to surface that israel and hamas are on the of a u.s. brokered deal for multi date cease-fire in exchange for the release of dozens of hostages. in a moment will speak with our democratic senator chris coons who sits on the foreign relations committee we will get the latest from the white house on the possible deal between israel and hamas fox news correspondent lucas tomlinson but we start with fox news correspondent alex hogan alive on the ground in northern israel hello alex. >> hi shannon. u.s. officials as well as israeli officials say so far there has been no agreement the potential deal to release 50 hostages in exchange for three -- five day cease-fire among other things. officials from qatar are saying the conversations are made in late logistical about what needs to be done and today in gaza idf is moving forward it says paratroopers managed to go inside raid the home of hamas officials for ground forces also located in ammunition warehouses as they look for tunnels but six weeks into the war, more than half of the po

pressure is mounting for congress to pass emergency aid for both wars. our washingtonrespondent trevor shirley in dc with more. >> and adding to the pressure on congress, family members of some of the hostages held by hamas are meeting with lawmakers today at the capitol house republicans hosted some of those families today hearing stories of their loved ones still held hostage by hamas. those families are pleading with lawmakers to do more to free their loved ones and provide more support to israel. last week the house passed a 14 billion dollar emergency funding package for israel but connected to cuts to the irs. house republicans also refused to time or ukraine aid to the israel funding. and that's a nonstarter for many in the senate leaving that effort has yet to release its plan for funding either but is expected to tie funding for ukraine, israel and border security altogether. some lawmakers say it's imperative that funding gets past soon for both countries, but they're also up against the potential of a government shutdown set to happen next week. house republ

mount to supporting genoside in gaza. the iranian. foreign minister has warned against israel's relentless onslought in gaza saying tel aviv and washingtonwill have to prepare for a harsh response if the regime's brutalities continue. those are responsible for this directly will be the us and the fabricated regime of israel and those who back the continuation of war crimes. so washington needs to. accept responsibility for full-fledged and extensive support and continuation of killinggham women and children and civilians in the west bank and on the gaza strip america needs have has to accept this responsibility and they need to be ready to tolerate its ramifications. i mean also warn situation in the region. will spin out of control is genocide against palestinians does not stop immediately, he added resistance front will have another surprising move for the zinanis in case israel's brutal aggression does not stop. am abdullah was speaking a joint pressure with his turkish counterpart in ankara. hakan fedan for his part said fire in peace become more central in the current situation warning tragedy in gaza could turn into a regional war.

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mounting casualties on both sides inside gaza. we have fox team coverage tonight. jennifer griffin here in washingtonith the search for hamas tunnels in gaza. peter doocy at the white house with what president biden is saying about americans trying to get out of gaza. but we begin with senior correspondent mike tobin in southern israel tonight. good evening, mike. >> mike: good evening, bret. israel claims to have killed another high value hamas target. the man who managed the anti-tank fire but it comes at a price. at least 16 israeli soldiers have been killed since the ground offensive expanded. [gunfire] >> mike: with ground combat intensifying inside gaza, the death toll on both sides is surging as troops push closer to gaza city and its dense neighborhood. [shouting] >> mike: following tuesday's devastating airstrike which left a massive crater in the jabalia refuse agree camp the director says hundreds were killed or injured. hamas says hostages are also among the dead. >> we see that hamas is in the current conflict as psychologic propaganda. we don't take anything whatsoever at face value. >>