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christ no, shannon.as is a destruction of israel as a nation in the death of the jewish people that is in their charter. israel has infected no suffering on gaza. hamas is responsible for the suffering in gaza. they have been in charge there for 16 years but they did not spend billions of dollars hear from countries like iran and things like tunnels and missiles that could have s has been on wd power plants. hamas their sole responsibility for any suffering and the people of gaza that people have already had or any civilian casualties in gaza because hamas intentionally uses women and children and the elderly for human shields. if you do not we are hospitals, your schools or your mosque bombs you should not use a them for military purposes. shannon: you know the images they're going to get their carpet bombing a blanket in the gaza strip that leaves for soft food and water cut off for humanity in crisis obstruction there. quick sharon as far as i'm concerned israel -- anything that happens in gaza is the

shannon.hannon: i said of the senate top republican being called the only gop negotiator by some on the hill has a house remains without a speaker. we talk about all these things i senate minority leader mitch mcconnell about his health and midst of these challenges. he said he is doing great and has a clean bill of health. so we dove into the foreign-policy conversations. >> i think we are confronted with a major international situation. you go back to the fall of the berlin wall, it was widely said we went into a holiday with history. we had a couple of conflicts related to terrorism in afghanistan and iraq. and no big power competition. fast-forward to today, we still have the terrorist a challenge which the israelis are trying to deal with. and we have big power competition from china, russia, so in many ways the world is more endangered today than it has been in my lifetime. so the question is, is america going to lead? i think the biden administration sent the wrong signal when they hit

shannon. >> shannon: dangerous neighborhood. thank you so much. >> gillian: president biden is calling for americans to stand firm behind israel and ukraine making the case last night for tens of billions of dollars in new aid in his oval office address. jacque heinrich joins us from the white house with a look inside what the white house is thinking this morning. hi. >> good morning. fresh off that whirlwind trip to israel the president addressed the nation from behind the desk in the oval office making the case to average americans that these national security causes a world away affects them and this taxpayer money will pay dividends for generations and keep american troops out of harm's way. >> president biden: i know these conflicts can seem far away and ask why does it matter to america? history taught us when terrorists don't pay a price for their terror, when dictators don't pay a price for their aggression they cause more chaos and death and more destruction. >> we'll get details on the 105 billion he is requesting from

. >> shannon: as you said with the quorum calls. they could run the risk of electing hakeem jeffries. matt gaetz didn't want that when he pulled the motion to vacate. what is that faction now saying about where they are and who they could agree on with moderates? >> he said that essentially. this is where you have had a lot of people come back and say maybe we need to move this resolution to empower patrick mchenry. you are right matt gaetz and others didn't seem to have a plan who they could arrive on and elect as speaker to empower the house and make the house operational. the house can't vote on anything right now. funding the government in four weeks here trying to deal with this aid package to israel and ukraine that the president announced last night. so this plan that jim jordan was for for five minutes yesterday would be to vote to empower patrick mchenry, elect him as the speaker pro tem and then the house can go about its business. it has been in that position before. this happened back in the early 1960s when sam rayburn,

i am shannon bream. hamas releases a shocke shockint is reliving hundreds that an unknown number taken hostage and a nation stunned. as its allies warn t worn the ws watching. ♪ >> united states answer the people of israel in the face of these terrorist assaults. [background noises] a stunning escalation decades old conflict. israel's prime minister declaring this is war. and warrants his people it will be long and difficult. the israeli military also retaliating at hezbollah after the armand >> terror group fires from the north for today will have the latest on the ground and get reaction from jon viner resident biden's deputy national security adviser britt as well as former secretary of state mike pompeo. plus. >> the united states obviously is going to stick with israel. quick to stand with israel. >> we all stay on with israel. >> individual cats react we are one on one with governor desantis in his fir it is firstk sunday show appearance announcing unchecked and in announcing his run for president

shannon? >> shannon: jane miller and her family were out on a boat in hawaii. thought it was a dog. turns out it was a pig. a mile away from land. they can't figure out how this little thing got out there. they felt bad for him. they took him to the sandbar get away. he just wanted to sleep. >> where was this? >> shannon: off the coast of hawaii. he just wanted to sleep. he was so exhausted. then they took him back to a nice area. >> jessica: that's great is a wrong. >> shannon: nothing but the best. >> greg: jessica? >> jessica: thank god we have time for me. carolina reaper as the grown in south carolina, it took 10 years to perfect. the crasht says the burning sensation from eating it last three and a half hours. >> greg: see a doctor if it goes to four hours. [laughter] >> greg: thank you for watching. we will see you tomorrow. >> bret: hello, greg. >> greg: hello, bret. >> bret: i liked the show with larry kudlow and charles payne. >>

shannon: what about that.those allowing drug usage and providing centers that will have nurses and people to revive you should you have an accidental overdose raid that has been the answer in some cities residents from areas say it's making things worse. what have the option cities are trying what is actually working? >> not only have we seen a law enforcement meadville and eyes over all we have seen in the abandonment by the democratic party of law and order. therefore we have lost all deterrence whether you are talking about enforcing and prosecuting crimes in major cities or what we are seeing a kurt down at the southwest border increasing the flow of fentanyl that is killing hundreds of thousands of americans. the problem here is that democrats grossly overreacted and catered to two radical groups and bla in black lives md nt five. turned their backs on the men and women of law enforcement across this country. all 800,000 of them. we had mass resignations mass retirements those lives being placed at greate

shannon: .ut the last debate your press on your position is not going to continue to have a blank check was to editor boards is this the blue governors and blank check line is they r a red herring ns offering one. pitting the fence the u.s. border against aid for ukraine is a false choice since that u.s. can do both. so how would you resolve ukraine question rick let me ask you are you and who says putin's going to get to keep some of what it took. if not what is your solution? >> i would i give putin anything at once to keep putin in a box. here's a think they paid for salaries and pension for ukrainian bureaucrats. they are paying for agriculture, business stuff for that is a blank check because that is not what the american people signed up for. second thing they say you can't put the order against foreign borders your first responsibility is to defend this country. the d.c. elites do not care about our southern border but they do not care abou but all te just that have happened and they are

shannon. democrats originally trying to stall the bill and sorry at speaker kevin mccarthy that he dropped the text last minute. and take a look at this. capitol police now investigating new york congressman jamaal bowman after he pulled a fire alarm during the proceedings, as he claims that it was all an accident. eventually, though, democrats helped mccarthy pass this bill. 90 republicans voted no. hardliners who wanted the speaker to focus solely on passing a new, slimmer budget. but they tell us to pass a continuing resolution. so we won't have to pass another continued resolution. well, that that line of thinking is like telling a crackhead that i'm going to give you more crack to get you off a crack shack. shannon we start the new week here with questions about speaker mccarthy's job. congress congressman matt gaetz reportedly says that he will, in fact, file a motion to vacate the speaker. shannon the speaker over the last couple of days has respond to those threats by saying bring it o

. >> i'm shannon bream. buying time. congress gives the government funding for another 45 days but failed to resolve any of the major issues that led to the break of a shutdown. >> there will be no government shutdown. >> congress manages to put a band-aid were major differences for now. >> ensure every bit you had wit government was going to shut down. >> leaving many to wonder if hardliners will try to remove carthy as speaker. >> all he had to do was comply with the agreement he made with us in january. >> can congress overcome a bitter split between house republicans over spending for o with the government faced the risk of a short all over again in mid-november? you ask byron donalds and frenc hill, different takes on what i takes to bridge the divide. >> then. >> her integrity so like a beacon across the senate and across the country for all to see. >> remembering a trailblazer. senator dianne feinstein, the longest-serving female senator in us history. west ridge neria under joe feinstein on her legacy and the fig

shannon what is on fox news sunday?e will break down developments overnight, air strike website carrier moves all of that he'll be with us and senator minority leader mitch mcconnell we're going to talk about funding fights whether he supports bundling or not bundling all of these things also adam smith democratic house member out of washington state ranking on house arm service and newt gingrich getting advice to the house. rachel: maybe he could be the guy. >> see if he wants to do it again. pete: we'll be watching shannon thanks so much. >> speaker duffy -- >> dark horse. dark horse. pete: we're going return to our breaking coverage of the war in israel but first we have a few quick additional headlines. detroit police will hold a press conference later today after the president of a synagogue found stabbed to death early yesterday morning. authorities are searching for a motive after finding samantha walls body outside of her home. they're urging the public not to jump to conclusions. the faith leader once served as

her first melody is different from shannon's. how driven could you be that you outline her schedule and i really feel like she is a doctor, said that was one thing that struck me about all the women is how extremely busy they were and how much they chuckled everything.w, rhea seddon doing postdoc work in research and i concur they keep my wits about me with my job and i can imagine juggling such heavy jobs all the time. another thing about rhea was she was the first to give birth to the so-called astro todd a child born of an astronaut and she had her hands full with a newborn, her doctor and work in their medical work and being assigned to her first spaceflight. that really inspired me about her and her flight is extremely interesting. that's what i loved about diving into the stories and learning about the flights that they flew on. i feel like we knowe, about it t we don't dive into what they did when they werere up there so it was great to go in and learn more about the satellites that they were deploying in the payloads ahea

shannon and shannon among the six of them, probably you're the most to be an astronaut. you know, one ofhe things i loved learning about her was when the first mercury seven astronauts appeared on a magazine cover back in the sixties, she immediately she you know, it clicked for her. she saw all white men on that cover and she thought oh, i'm completely excluded from this cohort, even though it was something she desperately wanted to do. and even mailed in a letter to the editor to ask if they were going to let women into space some day. and she got a response from what she remembers saying, you know, maybe someday. and then it ultimately turned out that she was going to she was one of the six. but you're right, you know, while she had this burning passion to go to space, you know, she wasn't really caught up in the politics and, the competition of being the first american woman. but she definitely, you know, with all of the astronauts and in this went for the men as well in their class. you know, they all wanted to fly as soon as possible. that is what i've been told. t

shannon, final trade. what do you have? >> consumer staples.iddle east. there's an opportunity for margin recapcapture next year a inflation comes down. >> josh brown? >> uber. they're reporting november 7th, but i think it will be a good report. >> speaking of late report, next week we don't get apple yet, we don't get nvidia yet. so we've got to go in steps here before we get to the biggest one in the market and arguably the most important as it relates to ai. kevin simpson? >> microsoft. off 6% since the last earnings report. they crushed it, double digit growth for years. i like the stock. >> i'm staying short the itb. i don't see any good news construction. >> see you on "closing bell." "the exchange" is now. ♪ ♪ >>> thank you, scott. and welcome to "the exchange." i'm kelly evans. the ten-year yield crossing 5% for the first time since 2007. we jumped a full point now since early august. chair powell saying monetary policy isn't too restrictive yet, but is that five handle enough to take more hikes off the table? we'll ask a five star fun

shannon what a heartbreaking time in israel.a moment and those $6 billion in frozen iranian funds that were released just last month. if you look at the press shop and andrew bates there's a concerted communication strategy to say this didn't go to terrorism this is disconnected but you can't ignore the fact these assets freed up on september 11th so just a few weeks ago. >> that's the conversation we've heard numerous folks out there getting ahead saying not a single penny of that $6 billion has been spent it was iranian money unfrozen it has to go through self hoops before it actually spent supposed to go for humanitarian needs for food, medicine those kinds of things but that deal announced just weeks ago i remember piece in editorial from the washington journal saying that is spongeable and if bad actors feel like okay some of our medical needs are other places we've been spending money on our own people and there's a -- big debate about whether iran does much of that that money can be then seen as freeing up assets to go ot

>> shannon: maybe put tim kennedy in charge and figure out a way to get it done.dan is saying he will fight and references painful history of 15 rounds to get to speaker kevin mccarthy. mccarthy was making up ground with each round, that wasn't the case for jim jordan. he lost votes. like he said, he picked up some, lost some, but the math moved in the wrong direction. they are not negotiating for anything. he says they will grind it out and warning people to stay through the weekend. i work weekend, we'll keep you updated. >> lawrence: the president's speech last night, he addressed a lot, here is part of it. >> president biden: share with you why making sure israel and ukraine succeed is vital for america's national security. history has taught us when terrorists don't pay price for terror, when dictators don't pay a price for aggression, they cause more chaos and destruction. iran support russia in ukraine and supporting hamas and other terrorist groups in the region and we'll continue to hold them accountable, i might add. >> lawrence: the president may have m

shannon among the six of them probably yea end of the most to be an astronaut. one of things i loved it wordine wording about the first mercury seven astronauts appeared on a magazine cover back in the 60s she immediately -- it clicked for her she saw all white men on the cover and thought oh, i am completelyin excluded from this cohort even though it something she desperately wanted to do. she even mailed in a letter to the editor to ask if they are going to let women into spacet someday. she got a response from what she remembers maybe someday. ultimately turned out she was one of the six. i'll share this burning passion they all wanted to fly as soon as possible in any event astronaut is to go to space. having to wait is an agonizing process. it was not important to her to be a big name in the history bookse it was really that she gt to go. everyone who talked about shannon described her the same way she was very cool calm and collected she knew exactly what shect was doing that was reflecd in her work. she was also a woman of great integrity. the story in th

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ashnaf shannon, a radio reporter in gaza, mr. ashraf shannon. hello, please tell me about the latest news from gaza . how is the situation in the region now ? the day that the zionist regime continues to continuously bombard gaza , it shows no mercy to anyone, even birds and animals do not care , our children are under the rubble. they are martyred. the bombs dropped on gaza are more than bombs it was dropped on hiroshima. today alone , we had more than 20 martyrs. what is happening in gaza is a war crime against the united nations, in front of the eyes of the world, the gaza strip is under fire and no one is doing anything for us , israel. from america, europe and the arabs who agreed to kill the palestinians , destroy our infrastructure and make our children martyrs, on the third day of the war, i have very difficult experiences. my house was hit and i was displaced with my family. i am now at this place in nasser hospital in khanyounos. together with my family my family with, along with friends are at home. qadeh is a cancer who is present in

good to see shannon. nominating speech is over. voting around 3:10 eastern time. to hold a vote over the weekend. >> it's a lot happening. i appreciated how much happens from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. sitting in this chair. >> sandra: now you know. just to add to that, biden in philadelphia. this is a live shot. so i believe he is just starting his remarks there. the shot is not great but we'll continue to monitor for anything on the ongoing war. bret, thanks for joining us here. good to have you here today. thanks for joining us. i'm sandra smith in new york. >> it's great to be here in for john roberts who is on assignment. and "the story" starts right now. thanks, sandra. >> martha: thank you very much, you guys. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum at fox news head quarters in new york where pro palestinian protesters have taken to the streets and are clogging times square at this moment. you have heard that

shannon saccocia is with us as we round out a busy week as we head into earnings season. she joins us after the break. we're monitoring neel kashkari's remarks. you see steve liesman monitoring those. we'll get you the biggest headlines as soon as we get those. you're watching "closing bell" on cnbc. nice footwork. man, you're lucky, watching live sports never used to be this easy. now you can stream all your games like it's nothing. yes! [ cheers ] yeah! woho! running up and down that field looks tough. it's a pitch. get way more into what you're into when you stream on the xfinity 10g network. >>> welcome back to "closing bell." stocks off the high as we head to the close. let's bring in shannon saccocia, so what do you make of price action we've seen really since, let's call it, late day yesterday and now through today? >> i think you can somewhat include late day friday in that, scott. many of us grappling with the devastation in israel are thinking what does that mean for the markets? why are yields higher? liz ann made an excellent point. are they higher on higher i

some former commissioners say they forced bass to remove shannon.hey filed a lawsuit to get shannon replaced based on what they believe are financial and ethical conflicts of interest. bass told the news site oaklandside that the lawsuit played no role in her decision on a tentative agreement. >> tonight between teachers and the san francisco unified school district will avert a possible strike. the two sides have been negotiating since march. abc seven news reporter loose pena with a look at the deal. >> after more than 12 hours, san francisco teachers and the school district reached. we have a deal. a tentative deal. but to get here, both sides began bargaining sessions at 5 p.m. thursday. that extended all the way into friday morning. jeffrey finger, a math teacher at balboa high school, was part of the bargaining committee when we met him. he had only gotten 30 minutes of sleep. >> we're proud of what we were able to accomplish with this tentative agreement. we're hoping that the union rallies around it. >> among the proposal was an economic pac

josh brown, shannon saccocia and joe teranova join us as well. it boils down to a simple question, are we set up for a year-end rally or not? i think that's what our viewers want to know more than anything else. >> i think it's possibly. a tug of war between high interest rates, geopolitical tensions, valuations that are high, and an economy that's strong, earnings are delivering and a consumer that's remaining resilient. i certainly think that's a possible outcome. let's remember, if we rallied back to those july highs valuation becomes an issue again especially if it's driven by the stocks that -- the magnificent 7 and rates have stayed higher, you have those same tensions at that point. when we look over the last two years, scott, markets haven't gone anywhere, since june, markets haven't gone anywhere, but we're seeing a loft opportunity you underneath the surface because of the narrowest of these stocks, so i think the answer is yes, you have to be a lot more selective. >> 11% of the s&p 500 reporting this year, netflix and tesla, those are

joining me now, tricia asselin sister bobby nichols, and her niece, shannon desrochers. ladies, i am so sorry that we are meeting like this. bobby, i am so sorry for your loss in particular, as well. how are you this evening? >> i'm a little bit of a mess. >> as i understand you were there in that place when this happened. you are with your sister who worked part-time at just in time recreation. she was enjoying a night of at the bowling alley and you are bowling in another lane. can you tell me what happened, what did you see? >> we were bowling in leagues. they had a junior lead and then they had a bunch of other leagues. and we were on different teams. so she was like six miles down for me. so i would bowl, i would go over there and see her bowl. and we heard a big bang and i was actually in between where i was bowling and she was bowling. and before i heard the bang i looked and she wasn't bowling. but i didn't think anything of it. i turned around and decided to walk back and when i turned around, that's when i heard the big bang and i looked before me and i didn't

shannon, you're right, it will be hard to get down to 3.0% cpi. however, if we're at today 3.7% cpi, again, not happy about it. the consumer is employed. there's going to be growth in this economy and there's going to be growth in profits. in a tie the bulls win. >> i was going to ask if you think you're too quick to latch on to a goldilocks narrative. as i said, you know, inflation is sticky. it may be too sticky for the fed. i don't know if they will do anything in november. i think the bar is to the sky, so high for them to do anything in november just relative to what yields have done in their own right. how about the idea of being too quick to figure that it's -- if you say goldilocks, then that's pretty much all clear. >> i felt good on friday. i did. i don't feel as good today. all that said, scott, that doesn't upset my bullish sentiment. let me be simple about this. we talked about gdp growth, whether the atlanta fed is right or not, we have good gdp growth. that core relates to top line revenue growth. that correlation is inarguable. wha

there has been the lead devastation progreso spring and fox news anchor shannon bream can you hear the discussion on the couch about the calculus inside of israel. another part we would love to admit is i calculus with the united states we had a serious military buildup in the region. we discussed this yesterday. is it clear? is it clear that is they are for the purpose of deterrence? >> i think that is deafly the ggoldie by the administration pretty solid happen this week we had overnight strikes into syria impositions we say listen we believe a running back proxies are coming at u.s. troops in the region in iraq and syria from those positions. the secretary of defense was very careful to make clear in his statement that situation is separate from what is happening with gaza and hamas the u.s. is not getting involved in a direct way and that. when you relate press people here in washington there's a feeling that could happen at some point. i think you at least want to leave on the table the mites of the u.s. military to strike groups and others in the region are therefore a potential

josh, shannon, and joe as well as steve liesman, our senior economics reporter. let's check the markets. it certainly looks different now than it did then. we're at the highs of the day. the s&p back up. the nasdaq outperforming today, 164, a gain of 1.25%. the 10-year note yield gets as high as 4.88, down to 4.76. so, rates come down, stocks go up. joe terranova, what do you make of this? >> maybe we don't wait until october 13th for low to bottom. maybe we'll do it today. this is strong price action. this is the type of price action that leads you to believe that we are certainly building a base in which we could rally through q4. we kind of came off the bottom led by where the leadership has been in 2023, and that's been the megacaps. we're seeing a little bit of a broadening out of the rally as the day is moving on. s&p equal rated is actually rallying along with the s&p, so that's encouraging. >> only one sector is in the red. that's staples. it's kind of industrials start, financials piled on, tech doing its thing, and now every sector but staples in the gr

. >> shannon was three years old when helene disappeared. it wasn't until 2019 that she accepted a challenge. >> i had to win. i wanted to win for helene. helene pruszynski grew up as the baby daughter in a close knit family of five in hamilton, massachusetts. >> everybody that met her liked her company. >> janet was her older sister by nine years. but you didn't treat her as this annoying, younger sibling? you guys were pretty tight? >> not at all. she was my best buddy. she was a surprise, i think, to the family. and she just brought sunshine and life to our household. >> i met her my freshman year of high school. she was a sophomore. we both were part of a singing group called harmony and that's really where i got to know helene very well. >> she loved to sing? >> yes, she loved to perform. >> i'm involved with harmony, which is a musical group at the regional. >> helene spoke about her school life for a classmates local radio show. >> my philosophy on life? yeah, i have one. you should just, i don't know. the yourself and make the best o

will: all right shannon thanks so much. to that if you know guys it's been interesting we were all of this news is unfolding we're telling everyone what's happening on the couch and breaks we're talking. i think the way a lot of people are talking at home -- and i know sometimes i seem naive because i'm talking about peace but we have to remember it wasn't very long ago peace was breaking out in the middle east it was possible. back, you know, just a couple of years ago -- i can think the question is can we put that genie back in the bottle or has the -- incidents, the atrocities that have happened this weengsd is it too late or even -- the political imaginations biden administration regard to their attachment i think obsessive attachment to this iran deal from barack obama. has that poisoned the situation in the middle east among other players so much that we can't get this back? i just -- i'm really heartbroken about the whole thing because it seemed like for once, we were finding some sort of peace and hope there. will:

guests, a stadium in shannon should be formed in tehran.ompletely agree. mr. raisi did not stop with this order and in the 5th mehr meeting of the government board , he obliged the executive deputy and the minister of sports and youth to seriously follow up on this issue. of course, it is a difficult task for us. and for a long time, this demand and this request should be basically a request that the sports community has made the past issues of different governments were answered by mr. president in this period. now, less than a month has passed since the order of the president, when the first meeting of the establishment of this sports complex was held in the presence of the executive vice president, minister of sports and youth, and the deputy mayor of tehran in the kawsar presidential building. this sports complex announced. a land of about 300 hectares in the vicinity of imam's shrine is a location that has very good access, its facilities are almost complete , in terms of ownership, there is almost no problem with access. there is a fr

four people were shot at a home on shannon and windflower ways. one person died. not far from freedom high school. oakley police are investigating. no word on any arrests. >>> we turn back to our continuing coverage of now two weeks and a day since hamas launched its deadly attack on the people of israel, sparking the worst conflict in gaza in recent memory. in a surprising revelation today, hamas leaders say they're willing to release two more women hostages for humanitarian reasons, and without compensation. just as they did on friday with the israeli american mother and daughter. but the terrorist group claims israel refused to accept the hostages. israel this morning denying that claim, and saying it's willing to do everything necessary to bring all the captives and missing back home. following yesterday's developments of 20 trucks filled with aid supplies entering gaza, today, 17 additional convoys entered the egyptian side of the rafah border crossing to supply more aid. although welcome, the united nations warns it's not enough. we are told more told more t

. >>> on fox news sunday today, shannon bream is breaking down crime in america with special reports city. she speaks with dallas mayor eric johnson in an exclusive interview. johnson recently switched to the republican party after blaming the democratic policies for, quote, exacerbated crime and homelessness. shannon also has an exclusive interview with house foreign affairs chairman michael mccaul of texas as israel wages its war on hamas, his role in providing aid becomes critical. all that's coming up right after the show. stay tuned or set your dvr if you want to watch it later. ire ire also, hundreds are gathering in maine last night to remember the 18 people killed in a mass shooting on wednesday. we'll have a live report from lewis lewiston, maine, right ♪ tailor-made for trader minds. go deeper with thinkorswim: our award-wining trading platforms. unlock support from the schwab trade desk, our team of passionate traders who live and breathe trading. and sharpen your skills with an immersive online education crafted just for traders. all so you can trade brilliantly. mike: th

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i'm shannon bream. have have a great week. we'll see you next "fox news sunday." ♪ mike: israel's tanks and missiles pummeling gaza from the ground and the sky, prime minister benjamin netanyahu calling this second stage of the war, the idf claiming it's hit hundreds of key targets in the past 24 hours including hamas command centers. gaza's health ministry says 8,000 people have died in the territory, most of them women and children. welcome to a special hour of "fox news live," i'm mike emmanuel. aishah: mike, good to see you again. i'm aishah hasnie. power is now being restored for many in gaza after israeli strikes put the region in a communications blackout saturday. the idf hitting areas near one of gaza's largest hospitals saying hamas uses that hospital as a base. meanwhile, thousands of palestinians today broke into aid warehouses searching for basic survival items, searching for food. the u.n. calling it a sign of growing desperation and decaying civil order in the strip. mike: we have fox news team coverage with ale

i remember ashraf shannon joined us back then in live coverage during those protests, i think it was 2018, and i remember he was saying that the kids are so far from uh these soldiers, they cannot inflict any kind of harm upon them, yet they were sitting up there using live fire and shooting in the chest and in the head um in response uh to these balloons and these rocks of these. are launching, so gazans have really put up with lot of atrocities, lot of unjust, disproportionate response by the israeli regime, and i guess you don't have to be brilliant or to think or or to assume or deduce that the fact that someday there is going to be a response on this level to all those crimes and that's leaving out all the atrocities at the alaxa mosk and janin and nables and in huada in the occupy. west bank just in gaza alone uh indeed what you are saying is correct, there there is a predictable that the victims will eventually rise up and challenge their oppressors. this has happened repeatedly since the first zionist colony in palestine 1880, until now we have had 14 or 15 uprisings, we have

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getting organised there for that address, where there for that address, where the local authorities, shannon and others, we understand, will bring us up to date on the latest situation. an active situation running for a couple of hours now. two, possibly three active scenes, one of them a bar and grill, recreational centre, and also a bowling alley. we see the image of the gunman entering one of those facilities. these are more images coming to us from lewiston, maine, where residents has been told to stay at home and stay off the highways and roads, to make way for emergency vehicles and for their own safety. police earlier also circulating an image of a car that they believe is in some way attached to this incident. we don't have any information as to whether it is the gunman's car or another car, but it is one the police say is central to the investigation at this time, and once they are looking for information in relation to. do we know where this shooting is in terms of mass shootings in this country? as we know, unfortunately, they happen with relative frequency. the? unfortunately, th

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this is from that same usa today story -- this is shannon in south portland, maine. how close is south portland to lewiston? caller: it's about two hours. host: what's been the reaction there in south portland? caller: there's been a lock down. the colleges have been closed and the schools have been closed. portland itself has been a ghost town. besides that, this is the second time i've been through something like this. i was originally a veteran and pensacola when the shooting happened. i was only a block away and it's crazy to see how this can happen again. i thought i can move up to maine but this has been to shootings previously where some guy shot someone in a car and there was another one where someone got just shut up the interstate. it's craziness. it's time to get rid of these -- host: remind people about the pensacola shooting. caller: it was a shooting on december 7, 2019. it was a saudi arabia and, a guy who picked up a gun, went into the training center and shut up the school because i guess they were making fun of him or something. it's the same mess,

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and i think shannon moss can also put that information out following the spirit some specifics here, just like to note that the of silence before we continue on to our next agenda item. but that top left, as you see it, and that is ronald g moran, 55. i won't read the venues, you can put that all together yourself. peyton brewer-ross, four years of age. joshua a seal, six years of age. brian m mcfarland, 41 years of age. joseph lawrence walker, 57. arthur fred strout, 42. max a hathaway, 35. steven m brucella, 45. thomas ryan conrad, 34. michael r deslaurier ii, 51. jason adam walker, 51. tricia c asselin, 53. william a young, 44. aaron young, 14, his son. robert e violette, 76. his wife, 73. william frank brackett, 47 years of age. keith d mcnair, 64. just have a moment of silence, thank you. thank you for that, truly appreciated. we appreciate that for the family. they did give us those photos. i did not, however, have any of the family members pronounce any of those last names, so certainly no disrespect intended, in any way, screwed up the pronunciation. to move on i would also l

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