hamas terrorists keep spreading across the country. they are getting louder and more heated. we are keeping an eye on cities from hartford, connecticut to chicago as the thousands of pro- palestinian demonstrators are expected to hit the streets again this afternoon. hello everyone welcome to "fox news live" i'm arthel neville. before i have eric sean thank you for joining us. today's rallies after busy transit hubs new york city and washington d.c. yesterday. they demanded immediate cease-fire in gaza. they basically mean israel paired what about hamas stopping its attacks against the jewish state? protesters disrupted several rail service during last night's evening rush hour for it elsewhere hundreds at the university michigan and arbor bush passed cap in campus security entered administrative building they are. they want the university to stop investing in companies that they say front israel's military operations against hamas and gaza. a cb cotton following all of the demonstrations what they are calling for and what they don't call for. flex hi eric. here in new york city where monitoring is people start to for another large rally being held today called flood brooklyn for gaza. people watch and wait for israel's ground offensive to move into some southern parts of gaza they are taking to the city streets across the country calling for a cease-fire. this morning on fox israel's opposition leader was called for prime minister benjamin netanyahu to be replaced saying this about the protester erupted across the country listen. >> all of those people marching and sank free palestine and the suggestion for them is an old when it is not mine. if they would lay it down their weapons and stop killing jews they would have a state. if we would lay down our weapons we would be killed until the last one of us. this is why we are protecting. >> over in d.c. hundreds a gathering of blocking the entrance to union station amtrak telling writers to allow for extra time and at one point metro trains temporarily skipping the station but fox affiliate reporting at least three people were arrested and a wall near the station was left covered in black and red handprints with the free palestine written across the wall people at this rally accusingly by administration of committing genocide and gaza. >> every single day this in government and this institution spent millions of dollars to the apartheid states. shame, shame, shame it. >> to new york city traffic was gridlocked as hundreds rallied outside the new york pop public library. similar demonstrations on college campuses as you mentioned hundreds of pro- palestinian students barging their way into an administrative welding on campus at the university of michigan people demanding to speak to the school's president calling on the school to divest in companies that they believe help fund military operations in israel. now as these demonstrations continued we have seen some pro- palestinian groups call and their supporters to specifically boycott our picket specific businesses are news organizations. we saw this yesterday here in new york city. eric: all right thank you. arthel: israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu holding a press conference at this hour while there are protests taking place in israel. people are marching to jerusalem and tel aviv. a big crowds they are. alex hogan is live with more in northern israel. >> hi arthel the defense minister just started speaking a few moments ago we heard from prime minister agyeman netanyahu saying he stands in solidarity with the families of the hostages especially as major protest is taking place right now. that is a very stark contrast compared to what we've been hearing at that protest. a lot of anger from the family to see the government has not done enough to bring their families home. meanwhile earlier today, this was the scene of the major marks that took place over the last several days. thousands of people walking all the way from tel aviv to jerusalem trying to raise awareness about the hostages and the goal to bring them home and put that pressure on the government. among the families emerging there it was the family of one of the hostages was a body was found just several days ago. that family said it was important for them to be there in solidarity helping these other families would be luckier than they were put here in northern israel it is a very active situations. every date we have seen crossfire between the idf and hezbollah. they fired rockets the idf struck back at targets and at lebanon you see the big plume of smoke as the idf said it struck military compounds and hezbollah at military posts. in recent days the air force has been doing this with fire jets and helicopters to put these specific targets meanwhile take a look at the south in gaza today israeli soldiers are expanding their ground operations for their still searching for the intricate systems of tunnels underground for the idf said it struck him off launch oppose weapons, warehouses and a command center in gaza by fighter jet and helicopter. now after the request of u.s. officials, israel has agreed to now allow some fuel into gaza. it is just a drop compared to what was delivered before the war. before october 7 gaza received about 600 or 265,000 gallons a day now that is dropped about 16000 gallons per day. conditions are worsening for the people who are there in gaza at the civilians have been forced to flee about 800,000 people are saying and you and shelters alone with humanitarian aid organization saying there simply is not enough food and water at this point. arthel: alrig all right alex ho, thank you. eric: israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has come under criticism and pressure for the october 7 massacre happening on his watch. officials say there will be time for accountability after the war. he knows firsthand the devastating pain of terrorism for his brother was killed leading the rain -- a grade. that to free israeli house that just taken by palestinian terrorists. as of the prime minister's office in 2016 and he reflected on what he tells israelis who have also lost loved ones to the terrace. >> when i talked to the bereaved families and bereaved parents of israeli soldiers who have fallen while defending this country, i tell them about this. i don't speak to them as a prime minister i speak to them as part of that same larger bereaved family. eric: now the families are demanding action. what does this mean for prime minister netanyahu joining us mitchell, former aide to the prime minister former speechwriter to former prime minister. mitchell, welcome. the prime minister as you know has dedicated his life to fighting terrorism to threats against a j the jewish state. his focus now is on defeating hamas destroying hamas. the personal distress that he must be going through must be devastating. can you give us some insight on what you think his thoughts are? >> there's definitely personal distress because this has been a failure of his administration. but i think part of it he talks about communicating with the bereaved families and he does have an important perspective as having lost his brother in a tremendous act of heroism. but he is not communicating with the people. he has not reached out to the people. the press conference we just saw is a sterilized press conference, no questions he has been on foxnews three times he has been on cnn he has been on a bc he has yet to have it interviewed with the israeli media in hebrew. he does not believe he has to communicate with the israeli people. we are in a terrible crisis. we are in dire need of leadership. we want to know what is going on. the families of the hostages have walked from tel aviv in the last three days and no one speaks to them directly. they have had it sanitized at meetings. not all have met with the prime minister or with the director who is supposed to take care of the hostages. there is no communication here. >> why do you think that is? what you think is going on? it seems very unlike him. >> he is not given a television interview since it may be because he does not believe he has to communicate with the israeli public. he does not believe he has to unify the israeli public. he does not feel he is accountable to the israeli public. he is running the war now and believes you criticize them during the war they should give him his full support until after the war but we don't know when this war's going to end but we know he has lost the confidence of the people because october 7 should not have happened. he has to bear responsibility r a he is not even in any interview to any of the foreign immediate said he is responsible in any way. and thand that is going to facee music. eric: wh would like to see them? >> politically is what i would call in political hospice right now he is not coming out of that political hospice. he is not going to remain prime minister. like most people in hospice rerealize the end is near and is time to prepare your family and your coworkers and everyone else for the day after. he could maybe preserve what little left of his legacy by trying to hand over the keys to this country in a dignified manner to the people who will be able to run the country who will be able to run the war. have a vision for what the country it looks like after words. he does not have a vision for that. he has not articulated a plan he does not communicate with the people that have elected him and that was after a year of splitting the country in half. >> a recent poll shows defense minister yoav gallant could defeat him 41% to 25%. you see him being replaced sooner or later? at what point do they take action what you think will occur? what's the good thing about israeli democracy is a robust democracy. all you need 61 members out of 122 say it's time to shift the government and shuffle the deck and we have a new prime minister. up until now he has not been calling for a replacement of netanyahu and that's change were 40 set something days into the war it is time for him to move on. that's the feeling here there's a lot of frustration and he is not meeting that he is also not been to any public outing or anything. it is a sanitized view. they make sure he meets only with soldiers who cannot yell at him or protest and he is not recognizing the anger of the people here. and the anger of putting him in the situation. this whole thing was planned by the thousand people who were released in the exchange in 2011. heat released the thousand terrace. this is like willie horton times 1000. dukakis lost the election. we have it let out all of these people. all of these terrorists that came back to kill hundreds and hundreds of israelis were let out on his watch in 2011. besides the fact in the last 10 years he has been in office he has not taken them seriously. we have not responded to 10 and 20000 rockets that have fired into israel. we let it blow by because the iron dome naxos out of the sky. we have let them armed themselves. with move troops from other places and now is the time. the greatest comeback that it's ever happened in any military is the israeli military at october 7 because we were. >> down hit it was a tremendous loss but within three days hundreds of thousands of people reported for reserve duty. everyone was motivate everyone is ready to fight the enemy every sickle person i know is in there and committed to this fight until the end. we just found out tonight one of my kids friends, 21-year-old friend was killed last week we went to the funeral of my sons a principal school principal was a 44 out with a 44 old father of five who is doing reserve duty and was killed in the line of a battle. everyone is motivated and we need a leadership at this point we are not getting any leadership at this point that is why the hostage families have march to jerusalem and that is why they are demanding to change the team at this point too. >> quickly and finally i am so sorry, our hearts go out to the loss of the soldier and a principal and any loss of israelis in this fight. finally what you see happening in the next six months in the next year or so? what type of government, who do you see taking over potentially what do you see is the immediate future for israel? >> the good news about israel it's a cabinet government it is a parliamentary system. si presidential system. we expect the leaders to get together, put together a cabinet of people who can make decisions. what is going to happen in the next few months is israel it's got to complete that routing out of hamas and gaza and we are going to have to deal with hezbollah who is trying to drag us into a complex. there's one of 50000 refugees in israel i can't with them saying the word is rarely refugees. one of 50000 people living in hotels, who cannot live in their homes in the area in the south. or in the north police department will go back to their homes once there is no up missiles and rocket fire. we cannot tolerate any rocket fire. that is going to have to be rooted out. the goodness as we have the backing of the united states is the prime minister just said. the people of united states, the job has to be finished. we need a plan with gaza has destroyed at this point it is unfortunate. they amount to have the hamas leadership traits before they did we cannot forget that when they say it's occupied, it is occupied by hamas. the destruction of the leadership in the job has to be finished. mitchell thank you for joining us and be your insight arthel for. >> president biden also taking some heat from his own administration over his response to the israel hamas war. hundreds of government officials from 48 departments and agencies signed an anonymous letter this week demanding the president push for a cease-fire in gaza. now a former trump administration official is blasting those who signed the dissent letter. lucas tomlinson is life at the white house. lucas, who is griping and what are they saying? >> officials from about 40 different agencies and in different parts of the government. as you noted they are all anonymous but let's face it president biden went to pivot to his agent much like the last two presidents before him. but not all the attention of u.s. military assets are back in the middle east where u.s. forces across the middle east have been attacked over 60 time for the past month. thhis only three u.s. airstrikes in response about one for every 20 attacks appeared former secretary of state mike pompeo right into our colleagues at fox news dig digital about the disst letter saying quote people who served our country at any government institution where the military or the state department squares allegiance to the united states and should commit to the mission of the president. elected by the people in his administration. they are unable or refused to do so they should resign or face termination. pro- palestinian protest continued here in the nation's capitol there is a mountain aftf government officials like you just said from 40 signed an anos letter demanding a cease-fire opposing the president's handling of the israeli hamas war. there is another letter circulating this one and not anonymous or that when her former members of the a bomb invite a ministration praising biden's moral clarity, courageous leadership and staunch support of israel. a new fox news poll shows a present approval still under water at a host of national security issues including national security, the israeli hamas war, guns, immigration inflation and here's president biden in san francisco earlier this week. >> a strength of our economy is driving growth and spurring investment throughout our region. >> president biden the oldest president in u.s. history turns 81 on monday. it is supposed to be rather low-key affair probably more attention will be on the annual 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coming to the big apple. they are eric adams said the city has to tighten its belt to cover the growing cost of dealing with the massive influx of migrants. many of them bu busted from the southern border. $206 million will be slashed from new york city police and fire department budgets. the number of officers on the beat will be cut to fewer than 30,000 over the next couple of years. and with all of that the city will still be facing a 7 billion-dollar budget gap in fiscal year 2025 as the cost of my great care is expected to balloon to $12 billion over that same timeframe. joe borelli is a republican leader he is with us now. thank you for joining us. we'll miss the last time you saw budget cuts this deep? >> it had to be the great recession of 2007 and 2008. we had significant problems but he also faced significant problems right after 911 the city's economy flatlined for a couple of years. they're very painful cuts then. the difference between what happened in those two circumstances than the one we are in now is those were entirely caused by it circumstances outside of our control. but we have stepped on our own here. we knew we are facing a budget gap going into the next fiscal year it was somewhat manageable we are doing what we had to do to make sure there was possible. but on top of that the mayor progresses in the council and legislators at well decided to push this virtual signaling along the on anything which we ever imagine. $6 billion a year will cost us in the next fiscal year is larger than the entire budget of the state of mississippi this is simply unsustainable. >> let me ask you this. what would it take to fill this budget gap? how long would it take them or and whereshould that money come? >> it's either going to come from a tax hike some progresses are already talking about. keep in mind new york has the highest tax burden on its citizens and in the city and state in the united states of america. i do not know if it's really a good option to do that. or it's going to come from federal bailout. we know there's some in congress who correctly by the way believe the cities who are declaring themselves sanctuary cities should not be getting a bailout for june exactly what they said or the most likely scenario is what the mayor is pushing now significant across-the-board budget cut for our services but we've not seen fewer than 40000 police officers since the 1970s but if you don't remember the 1970s in new york city it was not pretty. it was not a safe time to be here. some of the stories we hear about rudy giuliani saving the city those stories came because the city was in a horrible death spiral. >> it was a no go zone for sure. let me throw up some stats council member. this is on new york of migrants spending you touched on some of it. more than one or 40000 migrants since the spring of 2022 that have arrived. averaging 600 migrants per day. there are 65000 plus in new york city shelter system already. $2 billion that is this fiscal year. as you probably well no further reductions are to come in january to how to fix the problem? >> is going to be problematic. the cost per migrant per year is on mus $140,000 that is more than three times the average salary of a rookie firefighter here in the city. we are going to end up trading jobs for new yorkers for the support of these and migrants who we cannot get out of the system. i am happy that mayor has happyd to see the light and is finally pushing to transition these folks out of government housing it's too little too late too. when you thought the federal governments want to build you out. it's downright immoral when you knew the federal government is not going to bail you out and continue spending our money. we have a fiduciary responsibility to the city to make sure it is left on strong financial ground and frankly we have failed that. we have failed that we cannot meet our obligation without some drastic change of condition we go through a tax hike. >> give me 20 seconds to give a personal angle on this how is this affecting the quality of life of new york city taxpayers? >> a group in the 80s i don't remember it by a group in the '90s and 2000. i don't remember people stealing catalytic converters from cars in my neighborhood where i am right now. we slid it back into some of the problems that made new york city problematic in the 70s and 80s these at cu cuts will have impacts far beyond. >> new york city council minority leader thank you very much for joining us. we will be right back. ...to not only enhance the fan experience, but to advance how the game is played. now's the time to see what america's largest 5g network can do for your business. ♪ we're building a better postal service. with easy, more affordable ways to ship. so you can deliver even more holiday joy. the united states postal service. delivering for america. when you're looking for answers, it's good to have help. because the right information, at the 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big brands of suspended ads on his media platform x which was of course formerly known as twitter. musk says it media matters cooked up numbers in the company's ads appearing next to pro- nazi content. many companies have deposit their ads after musk on wednesday endorsed anti-semitic posts on what he said. this pushes a conspiracy theory cited by the shooter in the 2018 pittsburgh synagogue massacre the white house calling what musk has done quote on acceptable to repeat the handiest live by the most fatal act of anti-semitism in american history any time for a little at one month of the dead deadly stf the jewish people since the holocaust. as for immediate matter today called musk a bully who's threatening what it calls meritless lawsuits. present your statement says" musk admitted the ads had an issue right alongside the pro- nazi content we identified media matters says if musk does sue us quote we will win. arthel: erica, and other social media giant facing intense and backlash as well. this is after videos praising osama bin laden's letter to america went viral this week. the al qaeda founder publish the twisted justification for the attacks on 911 back in 2002. blumberg is ever renewed calls for a nationwide tiktok billion jewish celebrities and met withh platform executives to voice their anger. alexandria hoff has more now in washington. >> videos promoting the letter are real easy to find and the trend comes off almost like an ad for a prepaid clothing review with creators making it near identical claims the words launch them into it existenial crisis, here. >> click send you to stop what you're doing and go read a letter to america. it is literally the craziest thing i've read why cannot sam that surprise, i am pretty shocked. >> is not like an argument or bin laden but he did have some good points for. progress he couldlift the gays t of it but the rest of it you know. >> that were used for some it is doing a really good job at something. this is amplified fear the chinese owned tiktok is coaching young americans into naïve and misguided belief systems tiktok's site simultaneous fending off claims of anti-semitism executives met with jewish leaders and celebrities as the company is denying the platform favors pro- palestinian content it's reignited calls to ban the app. >> the idea bin laden was eight profit and a hero, was a predicted israel is the little saint in that we are the great stay tuned that is what china wants them to believe it's what russia belief provokes fox news digital did get in touch with my tiktok influencers who went viral for promoting the letter. pro- palestinian activists he stated this quote i did not share the letter to promote any form of hate or violence against anyone. nor do i agree with the extremism in it. i was shocked by what i had read and wanted to have a conversation about it with my followers. atkins also said tiktok had banned her account too. in washington, alexandria hoff fox news. >> think you alexandria. eric: the asia-pacific economic cooperation summit and the bigwigs meeting including president xi wrapped up last night in san francisco. this is the city's faced disbelief over the handling of the homeless encampments. governor gavin newsom admitted the city cleared out the homeless before the quote fancy world leaders arrived in the city by the bay. officials have a kind of quiet about exactly what they did san francisco political commentator former candidate for mayor community activist richie greenberg joins us. what is your reaction that suddenly proof ivory things cleaned up, everything is okay because the big leaders are coming to town? >> eric, they are saying clean it for me and not for the. we experpainwe experience is pey firsthand. i live not far from the route a lot of the motorcades were taking to go from the area in the hotels for their fancy dinner of the word fancy keeps coming up as well. we are seeing this. it is exposed it is a bubble another type of bubble here in san francisco that we are famous for its all a façade we are using this village term as well. a lot of this was politically motivated we know. next year in november approximately one year from now mayor lyndon reed is going to face the music she's going to be facing voters and she is taking this opportunity along with governor newsom whether he is running for president or not. it is pretty obvious to us here in san francisco what has happened, what they have done. eric: why don't they make a permanent policy of some sort of dealing and/or helping with those who are homeless? those who are addicted, who need it so desperately the social services and the hand up to help and said it is cleaning them out as you call it the village as a show. why isn't there among the progressive democrats and politicians running your city, why isn't there a broad or deeper effort to try to deal with the issues? >> you hit it right on the points. those who are in power here are mostly the leftists, the progressive liberals who are democrats don't have any centrist republicans are independent here on city council the mayor, even the governor. this is all on them. many of them support the nonprofit organizations who have been tasked with dealing with the homeless, with the drug addiction. with any of these and the problem is these are supported his nonprofit organizations are supported by our taxpayers money in an unaccountable way. that is the problem we need to have leadership here in san francisco, a new mayor, knew it city council members, deported supervisor members who were all going to face next year we're going to see one year from now with going to happen. but they are responsible for this. they are the ones that had no motivation it was a slap in the face to us to see they were able to get together and clean up everything really quick and then once this is over and we will see starting even today in the next couple of weeks always saw along the citizens my friends with here online and social media they were showing images from just within blocks of where the summit happened. at another hotel secure zone. just outside the areas they push the drug addiction the people who are addicts and drug dealers. they are going to come back this is not anything that is it surprising for a quick you've dealt with what do officials need to do how do we address this issue arsenic i've talked officials in new york city about the same thing they got the homeless industrial complex. billions of dollars going to it. some have been helped obviously what needs to be done to help these people to finally correct the situation? >> that there does not seem to be much will i the mayor, by our city council. they do not seem to care until this summer summit happened before and after it was a façade to try to make them look good we need to vote them out great in the unaccountable car budget is $14.6 billion for a city that's only 49 square miles and 800,000 residents more or less we keep losing businesses all the time. the problem is submitted to our city council, our mayor is not cutting back on those unaccountable nonprofits that our money is going too. we need to reign that money in. we need a new leaders. eric: richie greenberg the street is not home thank you for speaking out enjoining us. >> thank you for having me. if i washington post is just a publish an op-ed from president biden on the future of goss and the west bank here is a section of a quote as we strive for peace in gaza and the west bank should be reunited under a single government structure ultimately under a revitalized palestinian authority as we all work toward a two state solution. i have been emphatic with israel leaders that extremist violence against palestinians in the west bank must stop and those committing the violence must be held accountable for the united states is prepared to take our own steps including issuing vsat bands against extremists attacking civilians in 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accused of physical abuse and rape over the course of their 10 year relationship. christina coleman is live in los angeles with more. correct hi arthel the through states complaint against music mobile sean combs wh was known s diddy and a complete cassius' name is cassandra laid out a disturbing case claiming combs raped and beat her involved in trafficking. his attorney said she met him in 2005 when she was 19 years old when he was 37 but hit her attorney said he signed her to his label bad appoint records within a few years he quote lured her into an ostentatious and fast-paced and drug filled lifestyle and into a romantic relationship with him, her boss. why the most powerful men in the industry industry and it vicious and cruel and controlling man nearly two decades her senior has complete control over personal and professional life thereby ensuring her inability to escape his hold. but, the music mobile attorney said combs vehemently denies these quotes offensive in our outrageous allegations telling fox news in a statement quote for the past six months mr. combs has been subjected to her persistent demand of $30 million or the threat of writing a damaging book about their relationship which was unequivocally rejected as a blatant blackmail despite withdrawing her initial threat she has now resorted to filing a lawsuit riddled with a baseless and outrageous lies aim to tarnish mr. combs reputation and seeking a payday industry experts now reacting to the explosive claims weapons mr. combs. >> if this is true, if these allegations are real, i think it's going to be a long road before he comes back because this is a lot too. these are serious allegations. >> and the two parties did reach a settlement for adventurers attorney told "new york times" mr. combs offered her an eight figure payoff to prevent the lawsuit. arthel: christina: thank you and we will be right back. arthel: space to exit the second testified ended and an explosion this morning but spacex loss contact about 15 minutes into the launch that appeared to trigger a self-destructive mechanism that blew up the craft but however the company says the test flight showed progress at lasted longer than the first launch in april. unlike that test this time starship achieved his separation from the booster rocket and flew on its own. eric: right up my son remains on edge a meteorologist to the island southwest volcano dangerously close to erupting. bryan llenas is live in iceland right near the volcano the town has been evacuated. but brian is there, hey brian. >> a eric, look we still do not know if this eruption is going to happen or when only iceland's meteorological offices is a high probability it could happen in the coming days the town which you can see behind me in the line that strikes right to the town no one is allowed to pass that entrance except first responders and construction workers was fully evacuated last week. it is under real threat to be destroyed by lava their men thousands of earthquakes over the last three weeks that are cut huge cracks into the earth, damaged buildings as well as roads. the residence there, you can understand they are nervous. >> obviously i am not that excited to go back there. because i don't think we will ever feel safe. >> a look this is not a singular volcanic eruption. what we are looking at is actually a 10-mile long tunnel of the magma that runs underneath the town. at some point they expect to erupt along the 10-mile stretch. it could be in the middle of town. they're starting to build trenches and a wall around the geothermal power plant to protect it and the blue lagoon which is obviously world-famous for tourist from potential streams of lava. >> i would guess not a big eruption it may be a minor or medium and if it's not enough it won't harm the town. but then again the geothermal power plants and the blue lagoon would be in harms way. >> if and when the eruption happens we should have a two or three hour heads up. so far it brian make sure you get that heads up all right? 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