breaking later this hour, texas governor greg abbott expected to endorse former president donald trump for the presidential nomination during an event where mr. trump and governor abbott will hand out meals to texas service members. also breaking as the idf expanded its ground operations further into gaza, world health organization officials assess the situation in the hospital after they issued evacuation orders for the remaining 2500 people seeking refuge air. let's go live to northern israel where alex hogan has the latest on escalating tensions between israel and hezbollah. >> you can see part of the skylight behind me. there is activity taking place on that side of the border. a few minutes ago, we learned about a potential war cabinet meeting being pulled up by the hour. a lot of conversations about the potential hostage negotiations u.s. and israeli officials have said there is no deal yet. we will continue to monitor. this is a major story. could be coming to fruition. paratroopers from the idf raided the homes of hamas militants. it was last night that they said they would release new evidence inside the largest hospital. it is of the idf going into a tunnel. it looks extremely deep. it almost looks like it could be a while. more should come out in the days about what exactly was found. it seems like there could be a door in the end of that tunnel. a lot of these tunnels are closed off so that hamas can barricade those from being damaged further in keeping this long expansive tunnels connected -- protected from further attacks. in all the cross firing we have seen, two schools have now been hit. growing warnings of the dire conditions for civilians on the ground who were already only eating one meal per day and now that food is running out even more. >> they took this fire would from people so we could they can even prepare a cup of tea. no bread, no food, no water. there is not even flower be met continued crossfire. israel says they are using tanks to retaliate after tax year. firing rockets and antitank missiles this way. here is what the idf says about the iron dome and white is not always intercepting the rockets. >> i would say strategic sites before open fields. that is where the system identifies to not be a threat to civilians or assets. >> it is worth noting most of the towns and cities in this entire region have been completely evacuated where we are. you do not see another soul. >> leading us off the northern israel. many thanks. the national security council pushing back to the report of a brokered deal that would free dozens of children. lucas is live at the white house >> there is no deal get to freeze some of those hostages from gaza. speaking to cbs earlier. >> we are closer than we have been to reaching a final agreement. the mantra that nothing is a great until everything is agreed really does apply. we will not lay out all the details in public. >> there is a chance that the deal could disintegrate. the u.s. forces being attacked over 60 times over the past month. responding with airstrikes just three times. the frustration of some at the pentagon according to the washington post and israel's prime minister blaming iran four hijacking a cargo ship from the red sea earlier. there has been no response, mike , after the rebels in yemen shut down a drone. multiple balc missiles at israel. shooting them down with a narrow three interceptor in outer space working the first time in history combat has ever taken place outside the earth's atmosphere. here is former secretary of state mike pompeo earlier on fox news sunday. >> this administration has always had a soft spot for the islamic republic. we have now seen they have launched dozens and dozens of attacks against americans. we have done almost nothing to be that president biden, the first leader getting ready to depart from wilmington and had to naval station norfolk. a member extended in the mediterranean. she was supposed to be home for thanksgiving. eisenhower replacing ford now in the middle east not far from iran. >> lucas thomason live on the north on. thank you very much. more on the prospects of pausing the conflict. welcome. >> thank you for having me on. >> let's start with president biden op-ed in the washington post. i want to get you to react to it "the united states is prepared to take our own steps including visa bans against extremists attacking civilians in the west bank." he goes on, our goal should not be simply to stop the war for today, it should be to end the war forever. do you think visa bans will do the trick? is there a way to permanently find peace? >> i think the one thing the president said in that op-ed was that the terror can no longer emanate from gaza or from the west bank. we stand side-by-side on that message. we stand side-by-side and saying never again will israeli children have to cower in closets, never again, will israeli mothers have to jump on top of their children to protect them from incoming missiles. never again will hamas savages be allowed to push through our borders and to behead our children. so, on that point, we stand side by side with the american administration and we think the american administration and the people of america for their support. as far as the question about the west bank, pointing out that there are 500,000 residents, israelite residents, 800,000, if you include the eastern parts of jerusalem. there may be 202 act out violence or criminal activities and they are dealt with by the police. >> we just heard the report from the white house about the work on a deal for hostages and a pause for fighting. where do things stand from your viewpoint? >> what we know is that we have had hostages released those for hostages because we have applied pressure on hamas. military pressure, diplomatic pressure and that is exactly what we will continue to do with our mission which is twofold. firstly to fully dismantle the hamas military machine, dismantled their ability to govern gaza as they have done for 16 years. and to free those 240 hostages. we will keep up the pressure because we know the more pressure we apply on hamas the more likely it is that those hostages will be released and we want nothing more than the freedom of those hostages and for those hostages to be reunited with their families in israel. >> if i could play a clip from maryland, crispy and holland had some criticism today and i want to get you to respond, sir. >> i was disappointed to see prime minister netanyahu smacked down president biden's call for a two state solution. this will mean that president biden has to do even more to put forward a clear vision of how we are going to emerge from this very dark tunnel into a brighter future. >> how do you respond? >> this is a question about the day after hamas. a day about talking about the intricacies of the marshall plan before the day. one thing that my prime minister is made quite clear is that it is the day after hamas, the gaza strip being demilitarized, the gaza strip will be de- radicalized and we will begin to rebuild gaza. the palestinian authority has proven themselves. in fact, today they issued a statement denying what happened at that piece festival, at that rave where people were just trying to let their hair down and 360 israelis were gunned down by terrorists. the palestinian authority which was run by a denier putting out a statement denying that the atrocities of october 7 have been speared so, we will have to discuss the day after hamas when that day comes. i hope that it come sooner rather than later. >> thank you for your time, sir. >> big deal. >> these are live images of edinburg, texas where governor greg abbott is expected to endorse former president trumper the presidential nomination this afternoon. mark meredith is live in des moines, iowa, with the latest from a campaign trail. hello, mark. >> good afternoon. resident trumpets in south texas this afternoon handing out food with greg abbott. kind of an early thanksgiving, if you will. within the next hour or so, they will be joining together because abbott is about to give them his endorsement for the presidential run. that comes on the heels of that visit. trump was right here last night in iowa. a new nbc poll out today indicating where they stand with the republican race for the white house. trump dominating among the gop field. this is a national poll, not specific to iowa. leading governor rod desantis of florida. pulling in double digits. talking a lot about the polls. an event in fort dodge. ninety minutes or so outside of des moines. he pleaded with voters to give him a big win. he essentially wants to force the other candidates out of the race. >> you know, if we went by a lot , i think all of these characters cancel out. we just have to get back, we have to be the democrats. we have to stop this nonsense. >> ron desantis showing no signs of backing down. he has held multiple campaign stops with may be his biggest supporter in iowa, the governor of iowa, trim -- kim reynolds. she says she believes desantis message will resonate with the national audience. >> desantis focuses on what is right, not is -- not what is politically popular or easy or convenient. whether it is covid or fighting to get indoctrination out of our schools. >> it is certainly clear that the governor is betting so much on what will happen in iowa to either propel him out of here come up with new strategies. a new campaign office in urbandale. essentially whoever desantis goes, you see the governor not too far behind him. he is also really taking steps to end the evangelical vote which could prove for quite influential in the state. it's coming up fast. >> no doubt about it. thank you very much. joined by communication director aaron and caroline levitt. ladies, welcome. >> thank you, mike. let's start with the expected endorsement from governor abbott is it a big deal? >> the endorsement i want to talk about is the endorsement of kim reynolds he. we have not seen a republican governor in iowa endorse a contested primary since 1996. this is going to make a big deal we saw yesterday while governor desantis was on the trail. they were considering caucusing for trump or nikki haley but because of governor reynolds they came out and saw governor desantis. they heard governor desantis record, his answer in the tough questions, talking to voters in a way that donald trump does not people are saying that they are now caucusing for desantis. that is what it looks like to have a historic endorsement. >> what about governor abbott endorsement? >> the governor abbott endorsement today is huge. donald trump delivered on the border before. donald trump is the best candidate to deliver and secure the border once again. governor reynolds endorsement clearly has not helped very much it is well past time for team desantis to accept the reality that rod desantis has no path to the republican nomination. he is down more than 30 points in iowa. he is running behind chris christie in new hampshire higher he is in fifth place. he is not meeting joe biden in the general election either. nbc news release staple today conducted by ron desantis campaign pollster public opinion strategies and it has donald trump beating joe biden. stop selling this fake reality to the american public. ron desantis has no chance of winning this nomination. he should go back to deal what he is elected to deal which is governed the state of florida. we can take this fight to joe biden who is fundamentally destroying america as we know. >> i want to get to a critical issue, abortion. let's play governor chris christie. >> this is not a federal constitutional issue. this is a state issue, kristin. each state should make their own judgment on this and i think the president are people running for president should not be in a position of taking a certain number of weeks. >> virginia was a wipeout for republican several weeks ago on the issue of abortion. any women turned out basically being single issue voters. the republicans need a better script or a better plan when it comes to abortion? >> republicans need to reject donald trump's belief that it is a bad thing to believe in the pro-life movement. a terrible thing that you have seen states like iowa, florida, south carolina past legislation to protect the unborn in this country. we need apologetic leaders not fearful leaders like donald trump. he does not want to get off the teleprompter, okay, i get that. does not want to debate. cool. good story. iowa is a pro-life state. it means showing up and being able to defend your record for defending life. that is not something donald trump can do because he does not have a core conservative conviction in his body, much like nikki haley when you see her waiver as well when it comes to pro-life. rod desantis is unapologetically pro-life. he has fought for that movement and he has succeeded. fight, lead, win. ron desantis, not donald trump. >> i want to play a clip because we will likely hear from donald trump later this hour. >> not the same guy as trump in 15 and 16. that trump would show up on the debate stage. yes, he was off-color, he was edgy, but it was all part of an identity would really shake things up. now he is wedded to the teleprompter. >> carolyn, how do you respond? >> i would encourage them to come to a trump rally where he is in front of thousands of americans that are fired up to see him every single time. why is he winning with these people? because he knows their lives were a heck of a lot better under his leadership. inflation was 2% and now it is nearly 10%. gasoline was a dollar 90 under president trump. now we are sitting at $5 a gallon. no wars under president trump and now there is unnecessary bloodshed around the world. the american public knows their lives were better under donald trump. we cannot afford to gamble. we do not know how they will react -- >> you rather everybody go for a blame duck resident? if donald trump -- you know what would happen? he would be a blame duck immediately. congress would know it, senators would know. people would not line up behind his policy positions. the american people really want to get this country back on track they need to go with someone that can serve eight years and does not up the drama and noise. >> final word. >> absolutely ridiculous. we need day one leadership. peace through strength. bring america back. he did a before and he will do it again. >> thank you so much. >> thank you, mike. protesters disrupted the california democratic convention saturday calling on the party to demand a cease-fire. watching for new pro- palestinian protests around thee globe this weekend.di globe this weekend.di more on that next. - [speaker] at first, just leaving the house was hard. - [speaker] but wounded warrior project helps you realize it's possible to get out there - [speaker] to feel sense of camaraderie again. - [speaker] to find the tools to live life better. - [narrator] through generous community support, we've connected warriors and their families with no cost physical and mental health services, legislative advocacy, career assistance, and life skill training for 20 years, and we are just getting started. - [narrator] wounded warrior project helped me find the strength to go further than i ever thought possible. - [narrator] i was able to come outta my shell and really connect with others. - [narrator] so i can feel like part of a team, part of the community again. - [narrator] it's possible to live better. - [narrator] it's possible to have a voice and to be heard. - [narrator] to feel understood. - [narrator] to find peace. - because i've experienced firsthand that anything is possible. (inspirational music) thousands gathering at pro- palestinian rallies across the globe calling for a cease fire. >> hey, mike. protesters from all across the world are demanding a cease fire right now. take a look at this video. pro- palestinian protest happened around the uk this week . quite different than what we saw last weekend with 300,000 pro- palestinian protesters marching through london. that ended in 120 arrest because of clashes with counter protesters. this weekend more spread out. a group of students walked out of class in london on friday what was called the school strike for palestine. thousands of people also march through paris calling for an immediate cease-fire. protest happened this weekend. several cities in australia. take a look at this. thousands also protesting in iran where of course the government funds hamas. pro- palestinian protesters at the capital of tehran waving palestinian flags and surrounding a dome that is also draped in the palestinian flag. the protests also happening across united states including new york and chicago where protesters shut down for -- part of lakeshore drive for about four hours yesterday. around 3000 people protested in support of palestinians. they will continue protesting until a cease fire is called in gaza. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said a temporary cease fire would only be agreed to if israel received hostages that are currently being held in gaza back to you, mike. >> nate, thanks a lot. >> our hearts remain shattered by that dark saturday and the hate that we see today. our spirit is on broken. we face and order was battle, but we should not tremble in fear. our stars of david will shine on our chest and in our hearts. >> that was george washington university's student speaking at the pro-israel marcher earlier. she joins me now. >> what was it like speaking to 300,000 people out on the national mall and probably millions more watching on tv are streaming it? >> it was a euphoric experience. i think i'm still on this high. such an honor being part of making history. the event really was not about me. i see it as something that united people for common humanity, for human decency to see republicans or democrats holding hands and supporting israel. i cannot take america more and i cannot take the american jewish community more that came out in support of israel toward the lives lost of israel but also to claim we are fighting strong and we are fighting for not only the jewish people around the world but for jewish civilization as we see it. >> a student group was suspended for three months for projecting images on the side of the library. things like glory to our orders. can you believe it at your school? >> you know, unfortunately, i can't. that is a sad reality we are facing. it is shocking we are seeing all the hate, but it is not surprising. we have been seeing an accumulation of radical ideologies and anti-semitism. it has peaked with this extreme situation occurring in the region. and i'll pour outside the region i think that this, the fact that it was suspended and as jp starting to get condemned at different universities, what needs to happen is, what happened that george washington is this past wednesday, the day after the rally and after the group was bad, the university, ds jp did another rally and because they were upset about there being banned. they created a new coalition that brought in more people you did intensified the hatred. with the university, and principal they did it right and they did the right thing. but they did not explain to the community why s jp was suspended this is what needs to happen. the community understands that as jp has links to terrorists. terrorists sit on their board. they are inciting violence. what is going on around the world is not just free speech. it is hate speech. what we are seeing with stones being thrown at trucks, that is what happened at gw on wednesday as well. where is the line drawn? this is what the administration needs to explain. we need to explain to communities where it is being bad and hopefully that starts to happen. >> any talk where they transfer? >> i know some in the past to have done so. i think that, you know, a lot more people, a lot of my jewish friends are considering that. even my own parents, my dad said where do we travel for the winter break question mike he said let's go to israel. it is the only place we are safe as jews. this is a reality we are living in. i will say it again, we are anti-zionism rises, anti-semitism falls. that resulted jewish students having to flee there being expelled or having to leave. it will look really bad for the universities. the action needs to be taken now >> there is been a lot of outrage over to talk videos featuring osama bin laden and the power that some of those videos seem to have in igniting fear in certain population in our country and perhaps around the world. what is your reaction to these controversial videos? >> ronald reagan once said freedom is one generation away from extinction and this is what we are seeing today. i question the causes and the effects of this. i will bring in another quote by el wilson we have primitive mines, medieval institutions and godlike technology. we live in a world where our minds will always appeal to this we are not encouraged to critically think. universities, unfortunately, the academic standards are low. some professors are actually promoting radicalization in the classroom. our institutions are not doing enough to condemn this and to install this behavior from happening which is why things like the osama bin laden letter is getting circulated. we have china as well promoting this indoctrination of mind spirit stopping it from the universities to government. and then this godlike technology has very, very powerful. i think we need to see how we can rated it. >> sabrina from george washington university. very impressive. thank you for your time. very happy thanksgiving to you and your family. >> continuing attacks in syria and iraq. we will have the latest next. conflicting reports over a seized ship on the southern yemen c. the vessel is owned by israel while israel denies owning the ship. the vice chair of the american first policy institute center for american security and former national security council chief of staff. fred, let's start with that ship , whatever it is. does it suggest iran's influence may be growing. >> it does not look like this is an israeli own chip at all. it is british owned. it is flying a bahamas flag operated by japan did whether iran ordered this attacker not really does not matter. iran has heavily armed the rebels involved in the civil war for eight years to get saudi arabia. they also claimed they are at war with the united states and with israel. they have sophisticated weapons, drugs that can strike throughout saudi arabia. look at that map. the robles can strike from what they control in the western section of yemen. all the way to the persian gulf cities of saudi arabia. now, hitting israel is sort of at the limits of their attack. their missiles, they may be able to hit israel, maybe not with accuracy. whether or not they ordered this or not, they are responsible. >> attacks on u.s. forces in the region. at last count 61 attacks since october 17. on american forces in iraq and syria. what more should the united states do? >> not only have there been 61 attacks into beginning of october, over 130 attacks since joe biden became president. the response by the united states happened about six times have been so-called precision strikes against weapon depots and empty buildings. this has been written off by people like senator tom cotton. this is not deterrence. there has to be a very aggressive response against leadership of these iranian backed militias. if we will not do that, we should pull the troops out. if we are not going to defend these troops, if the attacks intensify, i don't know why our soldiers are there. >> building frustration at the pentagon with what some are calling and incoherent strategy. a national security council spokesperson responding to that today saying "president biden has shown you will never hesitate to take action to protect u.s. forces. he has directed the u.s. military to conduct precision air strikes in response to recent airstrikes against u.s. forces in iraq anterior adaptive feed isis and he is fully prepared to take further measures as needed at any given moment to protect our people." any surprise there is growing frustration at the pentagon? >> no. the president is prepared to take precision airstrikes against empty buildings and weapon depots. we need to take out the leaders of these militias and there has to be massive retaliation when american lives are put at risk. a number of american soldiers have been seriously injured. a contractor died of a heart attack. there could be very serious injuries coming. the attacks are intensifying. this cannot go on. >> thank you for your time and your perspective today. >> good to be here. >> the people of argentina are heading to the polls today to vote in the country's presidential runoff election. voters will use paper ballots to choose between javier millet who has been compared to donald trump and sergio from argentina. polls close tonight. expected to take three hours to get initial results. taylor swift world-renowned heiress to her now and brazil. 1000 fans fainting friday night and one fan sadly dying at a hospital. the popstar postponed last night showed just hours before she was set to take the stage. christina coleman is live with the latest. hi, christina. >> the heat index has a combination of air and humidity hit 140 degrees yesterday at rio de janeiro. the brazilian city where swift held her concert. the dangerous heatwave took a toll on her fans during the show and outside of the stadium. >> i am worried because i have low blood pressure. i was afraid of exposing myself to the sound like this and any serious consequences that may have. being here is a dream. i have worked hard. i saved money to be here at this show. i've been taking all the precautions possible. lots of water, umbrellas and fans. >> standing in line for hours to get inside the stadium to get a good spot, fainted, had to be resuscitated in and suffered a second cardiac arrest on her way to the hospital where she died shortly after her arrival. authorities have not yet determined her cause of death. fans on social media complained they were not allowed to bring water to the stadium. swift could be seen in sub videos posted to social media asking organizers to give water to fans i got a retention during the show. she was even seen throwing a bottle of water out to the crowd herself. swift postponed saturday show amid the deadly heat wave and she shared her heartbreak over the fence death writing on social media "i cannot even tell you how devastated i am by this. there is very little information that i have other than the fact that she was so incredibly beautiful and far too young". taylor added, i will not be able to speak about this from stage because i feel overwhelmed by grief when i even tried to talk about it. i want to say now i feel this loss deeply and my broken heart goes out to her family and friends. this is the last thing i ever thought would happen when we decided to bring this to brazil. the brazilian entertainment company that organized taylor's show in rio de janeiro says it will carry out an action plan that involves new free water distribution points during the public event. they are also going to allow people to enter into the stadium with filled containers of water as long as it follows their safety recommendations. some changes there. mike. >> takes a lot. >> president biden facing slipping poll numbers and possible third-party candidates jumping into the 2024 race. we will break it down with our political panel next. ♪ poll after poll we are showing barack obama with those to rudy giuliani. in 2011, barack obama would lose to mitt romney. head-to-head pulls a year out frankly do not say much at all. >> the obama versus romney strategy and that will not work. we trusted obama's being a strong effective leader who is up to the job. >> four more president biden's polling walls let's bring in the panel. former d.c. scott bolden, that's not him -- [laughter] gop strategist the national federation of college republicans senior advisor, that is scott and this is chris johnson. [laughter] welcome to both of you. >> he is a handsome guy. >> there is a lot going on. that is scott, this is chris. president biden job performance slipping from 41% to 40%. you dig deeper on national security 40%, israel hamas war 19% economy, immigration 33%. scott, is the president and trouble? >> i don't think so. we are a year out. i think there's a fair amount of partisanship. i also think that these young voters to the democrats rely on our struggling with this war showing up in those poles. we just have a year to figure that out. something has to give what the israeli war. they will either finish it up or there will be a cease-fire or something will happen. these images coming out of gaza and the palestinians who are innocent by standards is a real problem for the president. a real problem for america as well. >> chris, respond to those numbers. >> i think the numbers are telling a real tail of where people are apt. younger folks really concerned about the economy and all those things. i am a subscriber to the bible's theory of politics. good economic numbers. younger folks are feeling like the economy is not working for them the way they wanted to. they are looking for an alternative. it may just be a protest vote or something like that. with housing, with childcare, i have a six month old at home, trust me, it is not fun paying for that. [laughter] on the climate issue as well, they feel like biden is letting them down. those are issues where the government is getting in the way , causing problems, especially on housing where per diem makes it a lot harder to build housing and the climate issue needing to address china is an easy republican win for us >> it is not just young people not feeling the economy. democrats and republicans not feeling the economy despite the numbers. statistically being shared with us. just no connection. >> then there is former obama senior adviser david axelrod sounding the alarm. he says "i think he has a 5050 shot here about president biden ." no better about that. he thinks he can cheat nature here and it is really risky. they have a real problem if they are counting on trump to win it for them. any response? >> we are still a year out. david axelrod supported obama. many statistics, many polling had barack obama losing to rudolph giuliani. i think that there is time to fix this. america is angry and disappointed, generally. coming out of covid. we have these wars going on. ukraine as well as israel. there is a lot about readiness and unsettled stuff going on. i think people are feeling it. again, the messenger and the message from the biden administration is a challenge. they tell us life is great, but if i don't feel great you won't convince me by continuing to plumb all the positive news of the economy. i'm not feeling it. gas prices are down by 30% i think, but they are still high because of inflation. there is type or bidenomics or whatever you want to call it to kick in, but we've got to file. they are not feeling strong about this economy right now. >> what do you make of it a year out? 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