trey: g.o.p. has a thin majority in house, most news worthy thing they have accomplished is replace one speaker with another who did the same thing, the house did stop the biden agenda but that was not enough for some. >> i want my republican colleagues to -- give me one thing that i can campaign on and say we did, can and explain to me one material meaningful significant thing that republican majority has done besides well, i guess it's not add bad as the democrats. >> that is a republican congressman, cutting an ad for dnc. joining us now former utah congressman jason chaffetz. the margin is thin, because members of california and new york, no disrespect to texas, south carolina and utah, that is not why g.o.p. has majority, they wanted to districts where biden won, how does pushing impeach joe biden and help push kamala harris help keep the house. >> i have not understood the urgency to put kamala harris in to the white house as president of united states, i don't know it. -- i don't understand

." ♪ ♪ trey gaudi starts right now. map ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome to sunday >> trey: welcome to "sunday night in america." this is a fox news alert. the another attempt on the life of w former president donald trump.es this time in west palm beach, florida, and this time the shooter is alive. the investigation is ongoing and former president donald trump is safe after the secret service fired on an individual near his trump international golf course. then on the golf course with tim former president trump, he wase present at the time, there were parts of the course exposed. i i noticed that even while we were pulling. speak with the golf the golfets courses surrounded by shrubbery they get in the shrubbery .they are pretty much outside. at this level he is at right now, he is not the sitting president. if h we was, we would have the error in a around it but he's not and the security is limited to the areas of the secret service deems possible. so i would imagine the next time he comes in the golf course, there will probably be a

trey: that almost gave me vertigo. donald trump escaped the senate in new york and he does face a significant gender gap. what's the state of the race in the final two months? kellyanne conway is a former top adviser to donald trump and jose is a former dnc press secretary. welcome to you both. kellyanne, pulling in area of expertise, it suggests a gender gap with trump trailing among women voters. does he need to close the gap to win? can he and is it in order for a policy gap or personality gap? >> trey, thanks for having me and nice to be with you to want. the fact is the gender gap was a challenge for a republican candidates among women for many decades. my first job, $8 an hour, was for ronald reagan's pollster and my assignment was the gender gap when i got there. this has gone on for awhile and with donald trump, there's two gender gaps and kamala harris and democrats problem with men. the new york times sienna poll out today shows that donald trump is leading harris by 16 points among men and leading him among

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. ♪ ♪ >> trey: good evening and thank you for joining us.us i'm trey gowdy and it is "sunday night inrica." labor day is gone and the firste debate is on the horizon andes polling indicates the race between kamala harris and donald trump is close.urno so which issues will drive turnout? is this policy reverses personality or debate more important for president trump or vice president harris? candidates move to the center in a generamalaarril election but c kamala harris needs to move a lot to find the center. you can't even see the center from san francisco, california,, which is why she's changed her position i severalan key issues which leads to credibility questions, are thesv ereal and told the polls close? should we believe the old kamala, the new kamala, or tra neither? >> there is no question i'm in favor of banning fracking. >> do you still want to ban frackingebat? i made that clear in the debate 2020 and i didno not pan frackig as president and i will not ban fracking. >> we have to band i.c.e. and the role it is being ministered and the work it is doing and we need to start

trey: good evening thank you for joining us i'm trey gowdy, "sunday night in america".routh wanted to murder donald trump he waited on the fence line of the golf course for trump to come with a gunshot range but secret service in his protection detail found him before he could get a shot off. a private citizen captured him on tape and later law enforcement apprehended him. he is facing federal firearms charges but those will likely be upgraded. this is the second attempt on trump's life this summer. which he handles better than most. >> actually the secret service did a good job, they saw the barrel of a gun, a big gun and it came out through bushes, how many people would see that, he was really exceptional to have done it and we've been going through a lot of it were very good but i don't want to see that two lovely we don't want to bring any jinks. >> the fbi is investigating a sewer state officials and board and a house task force gathering information about the assassination attempts there are calls to change the way we talk about politics and to lower the temperatu

trey: good evening thank you for joining us i'm trey gowdy, "sunday night in america".n routh wanted to murder donald trump he waited on the fence line of the golf course for trump to come with a gunshot range but secret service in his protection detail found him before he could get a shot off. a private citizen captured him on tape and later law enforcement apprehended him. he is facing federal firearms charges but those will likely be upgraded. this is the second attempt on trump's life this summer. which he handles better than most. >> actually the secret service did a good job, they saw the barrel of a gun, a big gun and it came out through bushes, how many people would see that, he was really exceptional to have done it and we've been going through a lot of it were very good but i don't want to see that two lovely we don't want to bring any jinks. >> the fbi is investigating a sewer state officials and board and a house task force gathering information about the assassination attempts there are calls to change the way we talk about politics and to lower the tempera

trey: mr.ahu together and all asking about on the other side. >> israel seeks peace, israel yearns for peace, israel has made peace and will make peace again yet we face savage commenemiesand we must defend os against these savage murders. >> mr. secretary when you left public service there is peace in the middle east and we were on the verge, the cusp of historic agreements and now war rages everywhere, what happened? >> when america fails to lead, when our friends lose confidence in us and our adversaries don't fare you get exactly what we have not only in the middle east but in europe as well and ukraine, what we've been able to accomplish is this the gulf states that came to trust we would impose real cost on iran and we did we denied the money and resources we put real pressure on them when they threatened americans we took out general qasem soleimani, those are the kinds of things that the iranians understand they don't understand negotiations and they don't understand appeasement they de

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rachel: thank you, trey. pete: when you think about that, so the are remaining leader of hamas was previously a prisoner -- joey: prisoner. pete: -- of israel's. they traded, israel traded a thousand for one, and now one of those thousand is in charge surrounded by other hostages and israel has to figure out what to do about it? weighing those political prerogatives of grieving families who understandably want that and a military that says if we don't finish it, it never ends? that's a really tough spot for israel and sad day in that country. joey: and, rachel, you asked about the families, where they are. and i kind of know where you're going to, are they blaming the israeli government for this? rachel: obviously, they're blaming hamas -- joey: not blaming, but are hay pressuring the government to say, you know, stop the offense long enough to get our family home. that's a visceral and understandable reaction. rachel: totally. joey: you can sit as the prime minister and know you're in charge of the lives of

great job out there, trey.lks of a possible deal next guest served as envoy in the trump administration. hugh, thanks for being here. you heard what trey just reported. is this a moment for a deal or will israel be forced into a bad deal that ultimately means hamas is not eradicated? you get some hostages back but the situation doesn't change? >> israel is facing a very difficult situation, obviously. and within their cabinet as well. we also have a meeting in our situation room today among our cabinet members dealing with this issue. and it may very well be that the negotiations within those separate cabinet rooms could get intractable as negotiations with the enemy because, in our case, we need an all of government response. every agency has to give up an equity or two to make this happen. that's a tough negotiation in any hostage deal i'm sorry to admit. netanyahu is facing his own vocal opponents and even the public, i understand the journalists write today. it's a very tenuous situation. unfortunately, ham

. >> brian: trey yingst is live in tel aviv. trey. >> trey: good morning. psychological war fare of hamas continues, overnight the group released a statement through their military spokesman and in that statement said militants were give new instruction about what to did if israeli forces approach. they insinuated more hostages would be killed in idf tries to rescue them. a funeral was hel for hersh goldberg-polin in jerusalem, thousands of people lined streets to pay their respects as his parents eulogized their son. >> hersh, if there was something we could do to save your life, i am sorry. we tried desperately, i'm sorry. >> trey: hamas tried to pressure israel by releasing new video showing the hostages alive after execution of these six there are questions about how the war will end. netanyahu spoke at a press conference and made clear he is not willing to compromise, strip of land between gaza and egypt. there were protests outside of netanyahu's house in jerusalem. -- blamed without evidence the americans and israelis, it is mindset the organization

i think people should listen to your words, trey.ou so much. >> ainsley: trey was there every day. he was there on october 7th and been working almost every day since and saw the body cam video of hamas going into these can i bits. >> brian: could netanyahu be doing more to get a hostage out and he said yes. is he doing everything he can? no. that's why -- that one word, not a press conference. a casual answer. >> lawrence: stops negotiations immediately. >> steve: i know a number of my friends in new york city, they are jewish and this next election is a one issue election for them. >> ainsley: look on social media, that's what you hear over and over. >> steve: more on this throughout the morning and the day as well. switching gears a bit. illegal migrant from honduras arrested after he was accuse of stabbing a teenage girl at baseball game in indiana on saturday. >> ainsley: this coming as a new report reveals migrants are making up 75% of the arrest in some parts of new york city. >> brian: multiple arr arrests h the same people.

you know, trey, i'm curious. protesters that are in the street, the people that are upset with the administration, bibi, has not been sitting on his hands. you have the idf special forces that are going in trying to rescue the hostages. is it that they want him to stop doing that and get the deal done, or do both get a deal done and go after them because you can't do both? yeah. the people demonstrating are for the war against hamas, but they want the hostages out through diplomatic means. they're concerned that if the conflict on the ground continues, more of the hostages will be executed by hamas and many of the protesters we spoke with said they weren't really involved in politics. they didn't have a strong opinion about the actions. the government should take. they just wanted to stand in solidarity with the families, with their fellow countrymen who are in the streets of israel, demanding that these hostages be released from hamas captivity. trey, you interviewed some of those released hostages in your book,

trey. >> trey: demonstrations erupted after israeli health ministry announced six hostages were executed in captivity. thousands blocked the main highway running through tel aviv. security forces bringing in horses and water cannons to clear the road. demanding government reach an agreement and bring the remaining captives home. broad general strike announced today. israel international airplane airport was on streak and the light rail train. frustration growing about lack of a deal, president byted will meet with vice president harris in the situation room to meet with the negotiating team. they want to move ceasefire talks forward to end the war. israel is conducting temporary humanitarian pauses to distribute polio vaccine to palestinian children. will see 640,000 children vaccinated after first report of polio. there are no diplomatic efforts succeeded to end the conflict. >> todd: the one-year anniversary, october 7, right around the corper. bring in jonathan gilliam. how much faith do you have in biden and harris to bring remaining hostages home? >> jonathan: i don't put faith in w

i want to bring trey back into this conversation. chief foreign correspondent trey yingst, i want to speak with you about benjamin netanyahu leaving the united states early. did this have any thing to do with that, by chance? yeah, absolutely. we understand that israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, at a cabinet meeting earlier in the week, according to reports, basically greenlighted this strike along with the rest of the cabinet, including israel's defense minister yoav gallant. and there was a photo circulating of netanyahu in his hotel room in new york getting the final information in. basically, the israelis approved when an operational window was available, they would strike the leader of hezbollah, hassan nasrallah, and that operational window happened to be while the prime minister was in new york, addressing the un general assembly. and he made actually not as bombastic as a speech as previously he's done when he addressed the un general assembly in years prior, he's had maps and large charts following israeli operati

>> trey: it is true.ost of the hamas brigades inside gaza have been destroyed and dismantle dismantled since the israeli ground campaign since it started in late october. hamas will always be a fighting force gaza and west bank insurgency if there are other forces around if they decide they want to attack. the west intank perfect example. hamas doesn't control vast areas of territory in the west bank. but they launch daily attacks whether it be attempted bombings or shooting attacks. you will see the same thing inside gaza. they won't have the same fighting force that they had on the morning of october 7th when they were able to send trained brigades of fighters across the border. thousands of them into southern israel. but they still will be able to launch attacks. there is a controversy inside israel and it has to do with the benchmark that the israeli government has set for the goals of this country inside gaza. there were two goals laid out by the prime minister. one bring the hostages home, and, two,

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trey, we've been discussing this all morning.ak down the significance of israel finally killing hassan fastal la, excuse me. if -- nasrallah. >> yeah, pete, it's extremely significant when we look at what's taken place over the past year. thousands of rockets raining down on northern israeli cities, indiana-tank guided missile attacks along the border, all of them ordered by hassan nasrallah, the secretary-general of hezbollah, a man who controlled the organization since 199 2. there were these massive strikes in the lebanese capital of beirut yesterday, and fox news learned that the target was hassan nasrallah. it took hours for the israel ally military to come out and confirm he was, indeed, killed in this strike in beirut. and following that confirmation, we've seen more rocket fire from hezbollah into northern and even central israel. so the concern here is that the situation on the ground could unravel further and that the iranian regime could directly respond for the killing of that isal la. remember, hezbollah is the group

alicia: thank you, trey yingst., tonight at the white house flags are still not flying at half-staff for hirsch goldberg poland and five other hostages murdered by hamas. lucas tomlinson is live at the white house hi lucas. reporter: good evening that's right hirsch spent part of the childhood in rich monday that's where youngkin lowered states to half-staff so far white house has not lowered its flags now earlier president biden saying in a statement about the murder of the six hostages including hirsch goldberg, quote, i am devastated and outraged i've worked tirelessly and heartbroken by the news of his death. it is as tragic as it is reprehensible hamas leaders will pay for these crimes, and will keep working around the clock for a deal to secure the release of the remaining hostages here was president biden last night in re beach. >> on the verge of an agreement how -- >> still optimistic because leaders have both led in egypt, people continue to meet and we think we can close a deal. reporter: the bodies of th

trey. >> trey: good morning. the psychological war fare of hamas continues. the group released a statement from military spokesman saying that militants guarding hostages had been given new instruction about what to do if israeli forces approach. they insinuating that more hostages will be killed if idf tries to rescue them. this statement was after funeral was held by hersh goldberg-polin in jerusalem. thousands lined streets to pay respects as his parents eu eulogized him. new video shows hostages alive after the execution of the six israeli hostages, new questions about how the war will end. prime minister netanyahu made clear he will not compromise on the corridor between gaza and egypt where troops are deployed and adding this. >> citizens of israel, we are in the middle of an existential war. first condition for victory in this war is the security of our security and unity. we have to stand together as one person against a cruel enemy who wants to destroy all of us without any exception. >> trey: i received a statement from a senior hamas official who b

pete: trey yingst joins us live from hostage square in tel-aviv israel with more. hey, trey. reporter: hey guys. good morning, six of the israeli hostages that were being held inside gaza were killed by hamas. according to the israeli military, their bodies were recovered this weekend. a devastating development for the israeli people, who have waited 331 days to bring them home. we know that three of the hostages were set to be released from gaza during the first humanitarian exchange once a cease-fire was implemented i'm told. among them american citizen hirsch goldberg poland his story grabbed attention of the world the 23-year-old was attending music festival when the october 7th attack began. he hid inside a bomb sheeter that hamas threw grenades inside and degreesed into gaza and still he survived until executed in recent daysing. president biden released a statement overnight saying he was devastated outraged adding that the bodies were recovered from a tunnel underneath rafah and moved gallant to car to reverse a decision led by prime minister benjamin netanyahu last w

trey, thank you so much.er trays book and now by scanning the qr code on your screen with your phones a camera. black saturday unfiltered account of the october 7 attack on israel and the war in gaza comes out in october 1. bryan: the trump and harris campaigns are both pushing hard to win over voters in the peach state. recent polls show former president trump vice president harris neck and neck in georgia. it's quickly becoming a must win state with governor brian kemp predicting the race will only get more competitive as we near november. >> let's bring in pollster dustin olson. thank you so much for being here. really appreciate it. let's start off with george i cover a lot of pennsylvania. that's always spoken about as a must win state. particularly for vice president harris. why is georgia a must win state? >> of georgia were to be won by harris than that would make the math very difficult for trump. there'd only be one way he would have to win nevada, pennsylvania he would have to win them in order to

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>> brian: trey, thanks.xpand on this conversation that trey just laid out for us the israeli ambassador to the united nations he doing a great john danny dannon. great to see. your reaction to the president's remarks. how does that play out. >> brian, it's very simple blame it on hamas, period. you cannot blame netanyahu or the israelis. hamas always say no. in may, president biden put a deal on the tactical. we said yes, hamas said no. in august, the same happened. so, blaming us the day we are grieving after the brutal execution of six young israelis, including the american boy, think about that. he was in captivity for almost 11 months, tortured. he was wounded and executed. >> brian: half his arm was blown off. and they shot him in the head. we saw what happened. >> brian: you saw the video. >> i saw the videos, yes. andthinking about the moments te boys and girls waiting knowing they were going to execute them. the savages ones to blame. we expect our allies in the u.s. to say very clearly hamas is to b

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chief foreign correspondent trey yingst joins us live from israel. hey, trey. yeah, hey guys good morning one of the commanders was kilted in an israeli strike overnight, and since we talked last hour, there have been more strikings in the lebanese capitol of beirut targeting more senior officials from hezbollah. the israelis are going one by one and trying to dismantle the leadership of the iran backed organization while simultaneously targeting the rocket and missile launching units of hezbollah. the concern here is that there could be some response to the killing of hezbollah leader hassan, and so the israelis appear to be putting pressure on the group ahead of possible negotiations for a temporary pause in the fighting. we've also seen some video from the center of beirut families from the neighborhood this hezbollah strong hold in the southern part of the city. have moved toward the center amid fears of extensive israeli strikes more than a hundred of which taken place over the past 24 hours alone. this comes as hezbollah continues to fire sporadic rockets

trey yengst in haifa. thank you, trey. >> dana: a disturbing new trend sending the unchecked southern border to a neighborhood right near you. cartel smugglers exploiting the crisis for profit are now using that cash to take control of short-term rental homes. this troubling activity means countless families and neighbors find themselves living alongside violent criminal organizations. brooke taylor is live in el paso, texas, with this story. hi, brooke. >> hi. we spoke with an el paso air b & b homeowner. you can imagine how shocked she was when she found out she rented her home to smugglers until she got a call from her neighbors saying law enforcement was swarming the house. 15 my grants had been smuggled through her garage in a u haul van. the smugglers will basically move -- use the stash houses to move migrants deeper into the u.s. while we were near the border we saw spotters hiding in the mountains watching for border patrol movements to find smuggling opportunities. the border patrol chief for the

trey. >> reporter: yeah, hey, maria. good morning.f hamas continues overnight the group released a statement through their military spokesman. in that statement hamas said militants guarding hostages in gaza have been given new instructions about what to do if israeli forces you approach. they insinuated that more hostages would be killed if the idf tries to rescue them. this came after a funeral held for an american citizen in poland. thousands lined the streets to pay respects. >> if there was something we could have done to save you and we didn't think of it i beg your forgiveness. we tried so hard, deeply and desperately. i'm sorry. >> reporter: once again, hamas tried to pressure israel during this time by releasing a new video showing the hostages alive. after the execution of these six israeli hostages, there are new questions about how the war will end. we do know israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu spoke overnight at a press conference. he made clear he's not willing to come he pro mice on the issue of the fil philadel

want to bring in trey gowdy host of sunday night in america. good morning to you. michael shellenberger who worked on the twitter files and other exploits, i would say, is really instrumental in trying to get to the bottom of the covid origins said this yesterday. watch. >> we have this record of the department of justice running russian disinformation hoaxes twice, not once. the first time claiming that the russians favored trump when we now know they favored clinton. then the second time the hunter biden laptop where we now know that the f.b.i. ran a disinformation effort to make people think it was about the russians. nobody should trust blindly the department of justice when it says anything about russia. >> dana: trey gowdy. your thoughts after d.o.j. made that move yesterday. >> i would just remove the word blindly. don't trust them blindly. this is the way i break it down. dana. looks like russia likes trump and iran likes harris, okay? there is a difference between interference and preference. i am more worried about the fact that if you asked most of our f

. >> we begin achieve a foreign trey yingst in israel. we understand that there are quite a few demonstrations taking place behind you on this very sad day. tell us about them. >> good afternoon. thousands of people have it gathered in the streets israel's second-largest city to call for a hostage deal. overnight military and announced six israeli hostages were killed inside the gaza strip. as israeli forces moved in. i want to show that the spontaneous demonstration that has erupted in tel aviv. they are calling for a deal from the israeli government. they have waited 331 days for their loved ones to come out of gaza. this is devastating news overnight that six of those hostages will be buried at some funerals taking place today at least one will happen tomorrow in jerusalem as we gather more details about these individuals you start to understand how close they were to freedom. senior israeli official talked with fox news earlier today told me three of the hostages were on the list of humanitarian captives were going to be exchange if a

trey, 30 seconds left. protests against netanyahu and the calls for a cease-fire. protests against hamas, too? after all, those were bullets from hamas that killed the six several days ago. >> absolutely. these demonstrators have taken out a lot of their frustration on the prime minister but also calling for the release of these hostages from hamas captivity. this is an event and something that has really shaken the entire country to its core. they attended funerals when they were hoping to be attending the release of these hostages. guys, back to you. >> dana: thank you. i'm sure we'll see you all day and throughout the week. >> bill: thank you, trey. before we check out of here, we have some drama. seen hear staring down the ball girl. he was doing her job but the 30th seed of this year's open allowed the tennis balls to bounce off her and fall to the side repeatedly. >> dana: why? >> i have think she was ticked off because she was losing. she apologized after her straight set loss and called her behavior terrible. listen, she owned up to it. >> dana: it has been

trey yingst joins us with a live look at what is happening in tel aviv. trey?g. overnight israel launched airstrikes in the humanitarian zone killing dozens of palestinians. you can see in this aftermath video people digging through the debris. this was an area filled with tents and civilians. though the israeli military says they were targeting a hamas and control and command center. statement provided to fox news by the idf says the unit was killed with two other hamas members. currently no diplomatic solutions to end the war inside gaza. we're also tracking another development as the united nations is set to vote next week on a resolution to end israeli presence in the west bank. the vote is largely symbolic but illustrates the growing pressure israel faces in the region. it also comes as the chief commander of the irgc issued new threats against israel this week saying, quote: the nightmare of iran's inevitable response is shaking israel day and night. the commander talking about tehran's response to the killing of hamas leader ismail haniyeh this summer in

steve. >> steve: trey, thank you.nwhile, in the united states, two anti-israel protesters were arrested at columbia university yesterday, with one student group promising this is just the beginning of dave rubin joins us now. good morning. >> good morning. >> steve: what these kids on college campuses, we saw this last spring, they are trying to influence u.s. foreign policy when it comes to israel. it is not working. >> thank god it is not working, at least fully. probably with what i call the harris administration, it is probably working to some xen. if we had a stronger administration or trump administration, mit would be much cleaner as it was under trump the first time. i thought reruns were saved for summer, apparently spring reruns are now back for the fall. i have no sympathy for anyone on these campuses anymore, except a few students trying to go to school and get an education. beyond that, faculty has failed, the administration has failed. the police in new york city have failed. the universities have become

. >> carley: trey yingst joins us this morning. >> trey: good morning.rip as we are learning more about the six hostages that were executed last week by hamas. the israeli military has released this video showing the tunnel entrance where the captives were held underneath wrath fall. the video shows the entrance inside of a child's bedroom with paintings of mickey mouse and snow white. the difn says they have skilled 200 operatives in wrath that in recent days. continues psychological warfare releasing another hostage video overnight. showing two of the people speaking before they were killed. diplomatic efforts to get the remaining hostages out of gaza have slowed and u.s. officials say that recent comments from israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu' committing former president trump addressing the war in israel and other policy failures of the biden administration. row minding voters we still haven't seen a foreign policy plan from the harris campaign. >> the world is blowing up. and when you look at ukraine. and you look at rickenbacker, you look

of "sunday night in america was trey gowdy."t to put a bit of what garland said in a statement earlier today. listen here. >> in short, we must treat like cases alike. there is not one rule for friends and another for foes. one rule for the powerful, and another for the powerless. one rule for the rich, and another for the poor. one rule for democrats, and another for republicans. or different rules depending on one's race or ethnicity. >> john: earlier today kerri urbahn suggested, well, garland seems to be saying the right things, but in reality -- she pulled out a laundry list of cases that would seem to contradict everything he said. what do you say? >> yeah, i mean, i would start with the former u.s. attorney of massachusetts who lied to federal investigators, lied through her teeth to inspector general investigators. nothing happened to her, john. contrast that with those prosecuted in california and dragged across united states, prosecuted in the district of columbia. what he did pales in comparison to what rachel rawlins

. >> brian: trey yingst is live in tel aviv. trey? >> trey: hey, guys, good morning.o conduct limited ground operations inside gaza as we are learning more about those six hostages who were executed last week by hamas. >> the israeli military releasing this video showing the area where the hostages were held underneath neath her city of rafah. this shows the entrance to the tunnel inside a child's bedroom with paintings of mickey mouse and snow white. the idf says they killed 200 operatives in rafah. it continues its psychological warfare releasing another hostage video overnight showing two of the people speaking before they were killed. diplomatic efforts to get the remaining hostages out of gaza have slowed and u.s. officials say that recent comments from israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu are complicating the process. remember, there are still four american hostages believed to be alive in hamas captivity. and reports do indicate there could be a side deal between the u.s. government and hamas to get them released. we do know there are still huge gaps betwe

trey yingst in tel aviv. take it away, trey. reporter: good morning.operate across the west bank and jeanine and a city just about 45 minutes from where we're at now in tel aviv and israelis say they destroy an explosives factory overnight and locating an ied in a baby stroller in the hot bed for militant activity in the west bank. as the israelis expand their raid there, we do know that there's a lot of activity along the northern border in israel and lebanon and more than 60 rockets being fired by iran-backed group hezbollah and in northern israel see that some of the fire was intercepted by the zeldon reel military defense system and iron dome and no serious injures were reported and one building was damaged and the event was another example of how iranian proxies against israel and going against the proxies like hezbollah and announcing fighter jets with the multiple position in southern lebanon and coming in the north going after positions inside gaza and and going for the department of justice announcing charges against six hamas defendants linke

.: tony freeman, trey shack ford some of the other receiving options we have seen tonight along withth and a, of course, kyle williams. this is a go-to target sitting up with 6:58 remaining down a touchdown. >> michael: if you were -- if you laws hudson in this situation right hear. you lose a dynamic. he's been great sitting in the zone and asthma tear buys time. making the big catch. >> j.b.: hudson out for at least of the first down snap. shackelfordord steps in to replace him. on family weekend it's palouse after dark. here on a friday night. battle of 3-0 teams. mateer off the play fake. dodgers the edge rush. going vertical. dropped. bobbled and dropped. kyle williams in disbelief. everyone at gesa field thought he had it. >> michael: got a one-on-one matchup on the outside. kyle williams had the d.b. on his hip. if it's even he's leaving. right over the top beautiful throw by mateer just gotta look that one in. question times that's happened tonight. >> j.b.: got past amir wallace in coverage. another opportunity los lost. down the field for john mateer and his receiving core.

trey yeah. chandler good morning. significant breaking news out of the middle east as the israeli military confirms that the leader of hezbollah, hassan nasrallah, is dead following israeli strikes targeting the lebanese capital of beirut yesterday. ali karaki, the southern command of hezbollah, was also killed in the strike at what the israelis say was a command center underneath a residential area in dhaka, a neighborhood in the southern suburbs of beirut. this is significant for many reasons, and we've already started to see some of the hezbollah response with rocket sirens sounding across not only northern israel but also deep into the west bank. today, as at least one surface to surface missile was fired by the iran backed organization, the americans throughout the week have been calling for de-escalation. there was talk of a possible 21 day cease fire between israel and hezbollah. all of that is off the table now. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu, returning to israel today from the united states follow

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trey yengst in tel aviv, israel. first the griff jenkins live from the white house. >> things are fluid at the white house. marine is posted outside the oval office indicating he is either in or nearby. we're waiting for official guidance from the white house about that high stakes meeting inside the situation room whether it's continuing or whether it has ended. we have also seen in recent moments here in the last half hour vice president harris, expected to be part of that meeting, has departed. we saw her boarding air force two joint base andrews just a little while ago talking on her phone. now this comes after biden touched down a little before 9:30. here is a little more of what he had to say to reporters. >> what makes you think that this deal will be successful in a way the other deals were not? >> president biden: hope springs eternal. >> do you have a message for the hostages families, sir? >> president biden: i have spoken to the american hostage mom and dad. we aren't giving up. >> julie, this comes after

trey yingst is live on the ground at the very latest. trey, what are we learning right now?ra, a big element this hour. we are learning from the prime ministers office that israeli per minister benjamin netanyahu is cutting his trip to the united states short, following his address this morning at the u.n. geral assembly. this is significant because normally the israeli per minister does not fly on shabbat. so he is returning to israel tonight and he'll be here tomorrow morning, as the country is bracing for a possible response from the iran-backed group, hezbollah, following what fox news has learned was a strike against the group's leader, hassan nasrallah, in a neighborhood in the southern part of the lebanese capital of beirut. he has blessed stronghold within a civilian area. some of the initial video we are seeing here is also significant, collapsed buildings in a residential part of beirut. local media is reporting that dozens of people were injured. rescue teams are still waiting to go through the rubble and see who was injured or killed in a this israeli strike. if