reports," breaking news in gaza where new air strikes are posing new danger to already crippled hospitals. a strike reported near one hospital overnight and israeli tanks spotted near another as fighting intensifies near gaza city. the latest from the region as thousands of civilians are caught in the cross fire. also developing this morning, letters containing suspicious powder spent to election workers in at least five states. what we know about these letters and what's being done to find whoever is behind them. also ahead, joe manchin leaving the senate. so is he eyeing the white house instead? ♪♪ hello and thank you for joining us on this friday. it is 10:00 eastern. i'm ana cabrera reporting from new york. we begin with that breaking news overseas with intense fighting now dangerously close to hospitals in gaza. new video from overnight capturing israeli tanks on the streets of gaza city just blocks away from a children's hospital. and there was an explosion near another hospital overnight. al-shifa hospital where israel claims there's a hamas headquarters. israel has accused hamas as using those civilians as human shields, accusations hamas denies. >> during the ongoing targeting of hospital surroundings, this is shrapnel right by me. this alone can end a life. >> and today we have seen lines and lines of palestinians on roads, on foot trying to flee all that violence in northern gaza just a day after israel agreed to daily four-hour pauses in fighting. joining us now from jerusalem is nbc's keir simmons. aaron gilchrist is covering the white house for us, and also joining us is retired general steph twitty. >> reporter: we're going to be hearing a lot about the hospitals around gaza city in the days to come because gaza city is where there is now intense fighting. urban warfare, as it can be called, and it conjures up that image. you showed those pictures of those tanks in the streets of street to street fighting. that's being reported from both sides, if you like, from the israeli defense force and from the hamas military wing. the al-shifa hospital you described, that's the biggest hospital around gaza city. the w.h.o. saying it was bombarded. we don't yet know from the israelis exactly what their response to that is. we did see pictures of an explosion close to it, and lots of injured and terrified and some people killed in that vicinity, so there is -- there is no cease fire overnight. we were told that by the israelis. we were told that by the white house, it's certainly the case. we will be hearing about the hospitals because of course they're hospitals and there are also places where people are often able to communicate from, as we see slowly the israelis move through gaza city. that is their ambition, and i think they're showing that they intend to see it through. >> general twitty, the u.n. reports that al-shifa hospital is right now overwhelmed with patients. again, this is a hospital further in the north, but still, according to the u.n., tens of thousands of displaced people have sought shelter in that hospital's parking lots and the yards. we know israel has warned people from this part of gaza to evacuate, but what if they can't? can israel do anything differently to have fewer civilian casualties? >> yeah, so this is the dilemma that the israelis will face throughout this battle. they're trying to destroy hamas, and as you know, gaza city is the most densely populated area with inside the gaza strip. so trying to draw a hamas plus ensuring that the safety of the palestinian people are first and foremost at the top is a huge dilemma for them. and so the intent is that they will pause for four hours -- and notice i said pause, not a cease fire. with a cease fire, you're putting down your weapon, with a pause you're still fighting but you open up corridors. so hopefully these corridors that they're talking about to opening now will also provide safe release for passengers to go down south and relieve some of the suffering that's occurring there in the gaza strip. >> keir, we have seen those videos of thousands trying to flee along that humanitarian corridor. israel says 80,000 went through the evacuation corridor yesterday. where exactly are they headed, and are these formalized pauses helping the humanitarian situation? >> reporter: well, they're forced to flee because they're fleeing the description you just heard there of the urban warfare around gaza city and in the north of gaza. this is what israel says it means by agreeing to these four-hour humanitarian pauses, these humanitarian corridors, if you like, to allow civilians to escape in israel's mind. there is agreement by the white house and israel that there is no cease fire, but there are still, i think, questions about how far israel is prepared to go and exactly how much the white house is suggesting it does want more. one of the reasons of course is to try to get the hostages out. and remember this, aside from the diplomacy over the hostages -- and there is plenty of that -- is then the logistics. it's the international community and the red cross that would take charge of the logistics, the operations of getting the hostages out. we spoke to them, listen to how difficult they describe that simple part of it. >> we would not do this operation unless we have security guarantees, unless we know that we don't put into risk the lives of our own personnel and of course also the life of the hostages, so we need to be absolutely sure that all those who are present on the ground, who are involved in this fighting, that they know exactly what's happening and then they trust us as a neutral humanitarian actor to do our job. >> reporter: so ana, for the families of those hostages, i would say, right now it's hope but there are a lot of hurdles ahead. >> aaron, as keir just mentioned, the white house has said these official four-hour pauses with the three-hour warning daily are a good start. what more does the white house want to see done? >> well, ana, president biden himself has said that he wanted to see more done. he asked for longer pauses, he said. he was asked yesterday before he left washington for a stop in illinois that he was asked whether he had asked for a three-day pause and said in response to that that he asked for longer pauses, excuse me, and the white house has said that the idea is that they want to be able to accomplish a few things with these pauses. that is, as we've been talking about to give palestinians an opportunity to move from the north to the south, also to let humanitarian aid, more food, water, medicine move into and through the gaza strip, and also, the white house has said through the national security council spokesperson that there's a hope that these pauses would allow an opportunity to move potentially hostages out of harm's way as well. that's something that the white house has been working on diplomatically, but also we know for certain that the israelis have said a cease fire is not on the table. the idea that there would be this general laying down of arms, a stoppage to the fighting is something that israel is not going to -- just simply not going to do. the president said that himself as well yesterday. and so there's still this continuing effort to sort of applaud the four-hour pause that's been officially put into place now, but also to push for pauses that might be longer or cover a wider area. the diplomacy on that has not ended, ana. >> general twitty, i want you to take a listen to secretary blinken this morning. >> much more needs to be done to protect civilians and to make sure that the humanitarian assistance reaches them. far too many palestinians have been killed. far too many have suffered these past weeks. >> general, what would be your advice to israel right now in this fight? >> yeah, let me just make a couple of comments there. number one, we have to watch carefully how long the pauses are. these pauses will give hamas time to regroup, and we also have to keep in mind that every single day that the israelis conduct pause, they're putting their own soldiers at risk because now they've become static. they do not become mobile, and the hamas can have the ability to flank them and so forth. so you know, i agree with the pauses, but we just got to make sure that we look at this smartly. in terms of your -- >> general twitty. >> yeah, go ahead. >> no, please continue, sorry. >> the other point in terms of what more can israel do, part of urban warfare is ensuring that you're not only fighting the enemy, but you're putting the civilian population first and foremost in the fight, and so the israelis should be helping to facilitate the humanitarian relief not just fighting on the ground, but helping to get trucks up, helping to transport many of the people down south and so forth, and so i think that is a part that they need to take a hard look at. >> just picking up on israel's responsibility here, general twitty, israel has said it does not want to govern or open gaza when this is all over, but can they just leave after all this devastation? >> well, they have to be careful not to just pick up and leave. this is where i think they need to take a hard look at what happens in the aftermath of this in terms of who will govern, whether it be some type of palestinian-led government that they will install, whether it be a joint government between israelis and palestinians. these are the type of things that they need to take a look at, but they absolutely cannot go in, conduct the destruction, and then pick up and leave. they have to ensure that the aftermath includes taking care of the population in which the strip accommodates. >> lieutenant general steph twitty, keir similars and aaron gilchrist, thank you very much. more breaking news this morning, the white house announcing that president biden will meet face-to-face with chinese president xi on wednesday. this high-stakes meeting will happen on the sidelines of the asia-pacific economic cooperation summit, which is happening in san francisco, and it's expected to cover global issues including the israel-hamas war. this will be the first meeting between these two leaders in over a year. when we're back in 60 seconds, the fbi investigates letters with suspicious powder sent to election officials in multiple states. what we know about those letters and who got them. plus, west virginia senator joe manchin says he will not seek re-election. how it makes the political math harder now for democrats, and could he jump into the 2024 presidential race? 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>> good morning, ana. we may be up to -- let's see, washington state, oregon, texas, georgia, california, and nevada at this point have all reported receiving these letters targeted at election offices or election workers. the fbi and the postal inspection service are investigating. a copy of one letter that is circulating around suggests that the -- whoever sent it wanted t stop the election process, which is fairly self-evident. as you mentioned, secretary of states including brad raffensperger of georgia have come out forcefully and declared this is domestic terrorism, that it can't be tolerated. in a number of incidents, white powder included in these envelopes has tested positive for fentanyl, which is obviously a really toxic substance, but there have been no reports of anyone hurt or injured or suffering ill health effects from contact with the letters. nonetheless, it's a really alarming development for a group of election workers who are already under a heightened state of threat amid bogus claims of fraud and a lot of angst in the land about elections, ana. >> and frank, fulton county, georgia, where of course there's the election interference probe and the trial set to be, this was one of the targets reportedly, georgia's secretary of state raffensperger said this yesterday. >> i just want to really emphasize the seriousness of this. you know, some people like to call fentanyl a drug. but it's actually poison. it will kill you. it will kill you very quickly, very easily, and it's very dangerous. this is domestic terrorism, and it needs to be condemned by anyone that holds elected office and anyone that wants to hold elected office anywhere in america. >> so frank, we heard him calling this domestic terrorism. is that what this is? >> yeah, look, the working definition of domestic terrorism is the use or threatened use of force to influence or coerce a government or a civilian population for a particular ideology or political cause. so if indeed this is about delaying the counting of votes or delaying an election, it certainly would fit the definition of domestic terrorism, and i echo the sentiments of the secretary of state of georgia on how lethal this could be. now, skin exposure to fentanyl is less likely to be lethal, but inhaling fentanyl can be extremely harmful and lead to death, even as much as 10 to 15 grains, the equivalent of 10 to 15 grains of salt could be a lethal dose. so something to be concerned about. it looks like this is about intimidating election workers. it's also a message about law enforcement's ability to stop and intercept some of these letters. georgia, reportedly their letter was intercepted in the system before it actually arrived to the election office. >> it appears these letters were going far and wide and no arrests that we know of at least at this point. what are investigators doing right now, frank? >> yeah, there's an interesting similar incident that occurred in august in washington state, again, an election office receiving a trace amount of fentanyl in the mail and reportedly that letter originated in the state of oregon. so we already have enough for law enforcement to be going on here. postal inspectors, fbi, very adept at tracing mailings. i'm encouraged by the fact that this person or persons will be found. there's also a safety message here. if you're in an election office, you should be doing what corporations are doing. think about how you're handling your mail. think about using your gloves. think about using a bio box to open your mail, screen your mail, wear a mask so you don't inhale a toxic substance that's come in. we've got to rethink how we handle mail, particularly in election-related offices. >> so unfortunate that we're in that space where we have to be that careful. thank you so much, frank figliuzzi, ken dilanian, keep us posted as we get new information. up next here on "ana cabrera reports," west virginia democratic senator joe manchin says he is not running for re-election. could he run for president? 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it's 1% of that 26% of our overall federal spending. the 66%, which covers social security, medicaid, medicare, would not be touched. what would be touched? things like this, we're looking at -- sorry. we're looking at things like, for example, transportation as well as health, education, non-defense discretionary spending which is about 55% of discretionary spending. could that also can impact defense, which is 45% of discretionary spending. a lot of that is going to depend on the terms of this deal, which is the reason why we'll have to watch very closely the developments coming out of capitol hill. >> that's a lot of categories, health care, education, veterans, that could be impacted. brian cheung, thank you, julie tsirkin, as always, appreciate you. turning to news that really set off a political earthquake from west virginia to washington, d.c. senator joe manchin making the surprise announcement that he will not seek re-election in 2024 and hinting at a potential run for the white house. >> what i will be doing is traveling the country and speaking out to see if there is an interest in creating a movement to mobilize the middle and bring americans together. >> joining us now former republican congressman charlie dent and former democratic congressman steve israel. good to see you, gentlemen. happy friday. so congressman dent, what went through your mind first when you saw this news break about manchin? >> i thought joe manchin did a great service to this country. he was one of the too few people in the united states congress trying to keep the senate together. he has repeatedly done things to try to help, the bipartisan infrastructure bill, he was among the key leaders on that proposal. i mean, he's just been at the center of all these fights and i applaud him, and i -- you know, he's a rare breed. he was defying political gravity all these years, winning in west virginia state. i think trump won by about 40 points and joe manchin somehow would win. those days are gone. we're not going to be able to see many members do what he did, win in districts or states where the party is dominant. so -- and i'm proud that he's trying to develop a centrist movement in this country and i'm all for it. i hope he goes around and does all he can to encourage this type of thinking because the country needs it desperately. we have a presidential situation where you've got one candidate voters think is too old and one too crazy, and he's trying to say there's maybe a better way. >> we'll come back to what it could mean for 2024, but first congressman israel, we know two other democratic senators in states trump won in 2020 are up for re-election in 2024. democrat also defending seats in five states biden narrowly won, of course west virginia is such a red state, which has always made, you know, joe manchin sort of this unicorn, a democrat winning a senate seat there. so how hard does, you know, his removal from the equation make the senate math for democrats? >> well, ana, thanks for having me on. first, a disclosure, i'm a friend of joe manchin. we work together very closely on development of antiballistic missile capabilities against north korea. i have a ton of respect for him. to answer your question specifically, ana, look, it is undeniable that this is a setback for democrats' efforts to retain a 51-seat majority, but it is not a bulwark against those efforts. joe manchin is the only democrat who could have won west virginia. that state now, in my view, comes out of play. but democrats are making a very strong argument that they can contest effectively, they're on offense in texas against ted cruz with my former colleague and charlie's former colleague, colin allred, former quarterback. they believe that they can go on offense in florida, and so i think we're going to see a fluctuating political landscape in the senate, and it's way too early, even with joe's decision not to run for the senate, way too early to predict where this is going to land in a year from now. the question for me in my mind is joe manchin going to run for president, and is there any conceivable path for him? >> and so let's talk about that because it does seem like he hinted that maybe where his head is at, where he may be headed, congressman dent even afteran chin's announcement almost immediately there was already a draft committee that reportedly formed hoping to encourage manchin and utah senator mitt romney to launch a third-party presidential bid. do you think there's an appetite for that kind of a presidential ticket right now? >> well, i also want to disclose i'm a good friend of joe manchin's as well, worked with him on many issues. >> look, he's friends with republicans and democrats, you're proving the point, right, about what we're talking about, a third party. >> host a wonderful guy. look, i have never seen the ground so fertile for an independent third-party movement as i have today. as i said a few moments ago, much of the country is very dissatisfied with the choices in the two major parties. they think one's too old, and one's too crazy. and that's why there is this appetite. look how rfk jr. is polling as an independent and cornell west is now in. i'm not saying a third-party movement can win. i think we need one from the center of this country, whether it be a romney manchin or hogan manchin, or huntsman manchin, i don't know. i think there are many voters around the country who believe the center left, center right on the political spectrum is being ignored by the two major parties to such a great extent that that's why there's this movement. i think it's really important for joe manchin to go around the country and start, you know, testing the waters. i think it's very healthy -- i know there are going to be those who say it throws the election to trump, i don't buy it. there are going to be people who say that. i think this is good for the country. we need something like this, and it's long overdue. >> congressman israel, we know the group no labels has been considering running a third-party ticket in 2024. so this could be a real deal. they released a statement praising manchin calling him a tireless voice for america's common sense majority, a long-time ally of the no labels movement. i spoke to the cochair of no labels yesterday who said they haven't made any decisions, won't make any announcements until after super tuesday. a person close to manchin said manchin isn't interested in being vice president. another person saying manchin and a governor larry hogan ticket is a possible outcome. i guess what do you think of those ideas, and if they were to run, could they win? and if not, i think, you know, the next question is who would they be playing spoiler for, which party stands to lose? >> well, ana, look, i know one thing that is indisputable about joe manchin, he runs to win. i can see the political math where a manchin presidential candidate helps joe biden. i can see the political math where a manchin presidential candidacy helps donald trump. i just don't see the math right now where a manchin presidential candidacy elects joe manchin. i know that no label ss on the ground -- in my view, no label ss a label, i know that they're saying they're on the ground and maybe it's the real deal. right now it's the real deal in 12 states. according to "the new york times," no labels has qualified for the ballot at the presidential level in 12 states. it's a far cry from 50. it is very late in the game to raise hundreds of millions of dollars to run for president. you've got to have infrastructure on the ground in battleground states, very late to do that effectively, and so, you know, my thought is with affection for joe manchin, he ought to run a centrist political movement but not run for president unless he sees a viable path to get to the white house. i just don't see it. >> the election was going to be interesting already, and this is just one more element that could stir the pot. we'll see. steve israel, charlie dent, former congressmen, thank you both for joining us on this friday. i hope you have a great weekend. >> thanks, ana. and moments ago in south carolina, vice president kamala harris spoke at this campaign event alongside democratic congressman james clyburn. she's there in the palmetto state to file the official paperwork for the biden/harris ticket to get on that state's primary ballot, and speaking to supporters, the vice president stressed the importance of of the upcoming election, and reminded people on the recent successes for democratic candidates. >> these are some of the basic things that are at stake in 2024, a fundamental fight for our freedoms, and so we are here with the wind in our back because did anyone notice what happened on tuesday? 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>> perhaps, he's going to be subject to cross examination by the state but he gets to talk however he wants on direct examination by a friendly lawyer who's going to allow him to do a narrative. he had a selective case of amnesia when he was called from the state. he didn't know anything, couldn't remember anything. now that he's going to be called by the defense, i suspect he'll remember a lot more details that will help his own case. >> we've learned that new york congresswoman elise stefanik has filed a judicial ethics complaint against the judge in this case accusing him of weaponized law fare against the former president. dave, is there any weight to this? >> no. the reason why she's doing this is because she wants to be vice president, and it's embarrassing what they do to try to get in the good graces of their leader. this will go nowhere. >> you don't see the judge having made any errors in giving any credence to this? >> no. there will be an appeal, and the appeal will be based on what trump will call a bias of the judge, but the judge did not step over the line. yeah, there were a couple of snarky comments here or there, but what elise stefanik is doing is trying to please the leader of the maga movement. she's trying so hard to be like them, her sick fancy is embarrassing. >> we've heard over and over again it's the weaponization of the doj, he made that comment again yesterday in an interview with univision, and he basically signaled he would turn it around and indict his own opponents should he win back the white house in 2024. watch this. >> they've done indictments in order to win an election. they call it weaponization, and the people aren't going to stand for it. but yeah, they have done something that allows the next party, i mean, if somebody -- if i happen to be president and i see somebody who's doing well and beating me very badly, i say go down and indict them, mostly that would be, you know, they would be out of business. they'd be out. they'd be out of the election. >> we should note there's no evidence backing up trump's claim that biden has weaponized the doj, but vaughn, we have seen the reporting that trump is planning to punish his opponents, his critics. did he just confirm that? >> he just did. he just said exactly that. for donald trump, if he is back in the white house, he has already made it clear that he would pick a loyal attorney general. he said back when he picked jeff sessions that at the time it was his biggest mistake, his biggest regret, and of course he has come fiercely out against bill barr because bill barr did not do enough to go after their political opponents. he is telling the world that he would pick an attorney general who would go and seek indictments of his political enemies. he just said it there on camera, and he had said previously just last month that he would, in fact, place a phone call to his attorney general to go and do just that. of course there are some protections here through our american system in which a jury ultimately would have to determine one's guilt, at the same time, you have an individual who would use his executive power and use the attorney general, which historically has been separate from the president's, and you'll recall during the obama administration appear meeting on an airport tarmac became the chaos in the center of quite the assertions that there was some -- some teaming up to go and target other political enemies. this time you have literally the front runner for the republican nomination saying he would do just that. >> real quick want to pivot to a new development in a different case, the classified documents case. we were all waiting to hear any kind of update on time line for this trial because at one point, dave, judge cannon had signaled she may be open to delaying this trial, which is what trump team had asked. she's saying today, she's not going to delay the start of it, and she did have a caveat saying, well, we'll reconvene on this issue in march when we all get back together. but what do you make of that? >> well, i think that she's still open to delaying it bit by bit. i call it death by a thousand paper cuts. i still don't believe this case will be tried before the election. i think this is the strongest case against the former president, but the judge is new. these are complex, classified records issues. i think there are going to be a lot of opportunities for her to slowly delay. i am surprised she made this ruling saying we're not going to push it back the election. that little exception she left open, i think will define the rule. >> we will see. thank you both so much. it's hard to believe 2024's going to be upon us in no time. dave aronberg and vaughn hillyard, good to see you guys. next on "ana cabrera reports," mortgage rates are finally falling. what it means if you're thinking about buying a home. 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"doom 2" is now set to hit theaters in march. "a quiet place day one" delayed from march of next year to june 2024. and "mission impossible 8" has been pulled from june to may 2025. meanwhile, tv's timeline for a return is sliding into next year. >> cameras will probably start rolling as soon as early next week, but unlikely to see any new episodes much before january. >> if it's legal, it's ethical. >> reporter: deadline reports wolf entertainment, the company behind hit franchises like "law & order" and "chicago fire" could start production soon after thanksgiving, but only put out just 13 episodes. that abbreviated season likely to become the new norm for network shows looking to get back on track and back on the air. >> you sort of touched on it there in terms of what we're all wondering, when are our shows coming back, when are we going to have new content? >> they could get back to work today, or yesterday, it takes a whole hollywood village to get the movies and tv shows up and running again from the crew and everybody that it takes to make these shows and movies possible. you're still going to see, like i said, shorter seasons of tv shows because there is not enough time to get these things in the bank. and also you're going to see movies continue to be pushed back. we already have seen "mission impossible" pushed to 2025. you won't see those creep forward. and people, it is a great step in the right direction for all of the people in hollywood and all the other industries, but it doesn't necessarily mean money back in their pockets immediately. >> all right, chloe melas, thank you so much for all of that. happy friday. >> you too. now to a fifth grader's science project that turned into a fisherman's treasure after a message in a bottle sent three decades ago from massachusetts was found on a beach in france. the letter was tossed into the nantucket sound off cape cod as a part of a schoolcience project on ocean currents and this was back in october of 1997. it traveled some 3, miles across the atlantic, where it who just returned that letter to the cape c middle school with a response. and it is not the only bottle from 1997, from this science project that was found. another one apparently washed up in greenland. so you never know how far your words can go. that does it for us today. have a wonderful weekend. we'll see you back here next week, same time, same place. until then, i'm ana cabrera reporting from new york. jose diaz-balart picks up our coverage right now. good morning.

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