in the israel-hamas war. help maybe on the way to the civilians trapped in the gaza strip. according to our nbc crews on the ground, at least ten trucks carrying food, water, and medical supplies are expected to enter the area today. additionally, to service providers tell nbc news the internet and cell phone services is slowly being restored to the area after near total blackout that lasted for more than 24 hours following a bombardment by the israeli military. new video released by the idf shows tanks and infantry inside gaza, seemingly expanding their ground operations. this comes after a night of nonstop missile strikes and what prime minister benjamin netanyahu is calling the second stage of war. nbc has not independently verified the content of this video. around the world, hundreds of thousands of protesters continue to take to the streets, calling for a cease-fire. according to the health ministry and gaza, more than 8000 are dead, including more than 3300 children. j
and welcome to all of you watching us here in the united states, canada and all around the world. very latest with israel at war. it is 7 a.m. sunday morning in gaza the start of another day filled with dread and uncertainty with 2 million palestinians in gaza. all around them israel s war planes and artillery continue to pound the landscape. israel says it has been hitting hamas tunnels and ground spaces, the idea is urging people to head south as it expands operations inside gaza. in response to the hamas massacres ever october 7th. here is prime minister benjamin netanyahu on saturday. our heroic fight verse one supreme goal to destroy this murderous enemy. we always said never again, never again is now. gaza reports indicates cellular and internet communications have been partially restored but hospitals are at capacity if they are functioning at all. there isn t enough food water medicine or energy to go around. our people in the gaza strip are facing a war
day for the jewish people since the holocaust. the difficulties of urban warfare, as much of gaza plunges into darkness, with phone lines and internet cut. the concern tonight about civilians. more targeted attacks on u.s. forces in the middle east after american fighter jets launched a retaliatory strike on iranian-backed facilities in syria. the massive manhunt for the suspect and that deadly maine mass shooting is over tonight. what we are learning. he wouldn t want to go out any other way. that s exactly who he is as a man. he would give you the shirt off his back even if he had to walk in the snow with no shirt on. it s the only honor the victims. an interview with the family of a man who died a hero. my husband went to the kitchen and grabbed a butcher knife went after him to save the patrons that were in his establishment. norah: a major recall to tell you about after a dozen people are burned by the pressure cookers. and fall may be in full swing, but are you on
you know, donald trump is 74 years old and my theory is he is going to be a defendant for the rest of his life. there are civil lawsuits out there now. there will be appeals, and there is eric swalwell, and that lawsuit is available to hundreds of members of congress who could each individually file one of those lawsuits against donald trump. there could be no end. the when benny thompson filed the first civil lawsuit against trump, and eric swalwell filed a different one what i thought was going to happen, is benny thompson would go first, and other members of the congress would decide they wanted to join in. i didn t realize, if anyone had slightly different approaches to the same problem, it could be a parade that lasts until the end of his life. i spend the day studying eric swalwell s lawsuit. we are going to be juned by the harvard constitutional law. fp he tells us this is a real lawsuit and it won t be dismissed. it will get to a jury. it will get to a washingto
eric swalwell filed a different one, what i thought was going to happen, is benny thompson would go first, and other members of the congress would decide they would join in. it could become a larger class. i didn t realize, if anyone had slightly different approaches to the same problem, it could be a parade that lasts until the end of his life. i ve spent the day studying eric swalwell s lawsuit. we are going to be joined by the harvard constitutional law professor, laurence tribe. if he tells us this is a real lawsuit and it won t be dismissed, it will get to a jury. it will get to a washington, d.c., jury. then that indicates it s going to be many, many, many more. yeah, and well, i know he has been thinking about it and writing about it. i just read his piece. i can t wait for you to talk to him. we will do that. thank you. and one of the things to watch now is who will be the first criminally charged attacker of the capitol who turns on donald trump and fires a