October, 14th. Im alicia mendes. Just hours ago, it was announced that it would allow safe passage for evacuees among two roads in gaza from 10 am to 4 am local time. It just passed four pm and gaza, and an expressive expected grounded nation by Israeli Forces could begin at any moment. It comes one week after hamas executed a series of horrific Terror Attacks inside israel, killing more than 1000 people, taking more than 100 hostages, making it the deadliest single day for jews since the holocaust. A u. S. Official familiar with Gaza Vaccination plans says that the u. S. , egyptians, and israelis have reached a tentative agreement to use the rafah border with egypt to allow safe passage for u. S. Citizens seeking to leave gaza. But the official stretches the situation on the ground remains fluid and that is unclear whether hamas will even allow people inside gaza to reach the Border Crossing. Nbc news has spoken to one american mothers on the ground with her three children, small chil
[sound of gunfire] state Department Spokesperson confirms 29 u. S. Citizens killed in israel and 15 u. S. Citizens unaccounted for. Rockets strikes, ramping up in gaza city as israel readies a massive Ground Assault on Hamas Terrorists in gaza city. The clock is now ticking for civilians living in Northern Gaza to evacuate. Good evening, im jon scott and this is a special two hour edition of the fox report. Jon we begin with Fox Team Coverage tonight david spunt at the white house on president bide s response former israeli Prime Minister Neftali Bennett on eradication of hamas as proand antibreak out worldwide but first mike tobin live in Southern Israel with whats happen on the ground there. Mike. Reporter jon soldiers in armor continue to move into position here along the gaza strip. Drones are overhead. Afterartillery thongedders intoe night as idf says troops all overt nation of israel are readying themselves for an operation with particular emphasis on Ground Operations. Prime mi
you for this second hour of chris jansing reports. any minute now, president biden will meet with ukrainian president zelenskyy as he makes a direct appeal for u.s. aid for their grueling fight against russia. and it is in russia where allies have imprisoned putin foe navalny are sounding the alarm, saying they haven t heard from him in days and his whereabouts remain unknown. plus, the big cop 28 climate change summit forced into overtime after activists warned a deal was in complete failure. plus, decision day. the embattled president of harvard will keep her job after nearly over a week of outcry over the speech she made about antisemitism. our nbc news reporters are following the latest developments and we start with ukraine s leader sitting down with ukraine s leader sitting down with president biden any minute now. kelly, set the stage for us. the stakes are particularly high and they have been in different ways each time zelenskyy has come to the united states an
acuna along with not griff jenkins but tom shillue and charlie and welcome to the big weekend show. the big story tonight with biden family drama comes to a head this week the house could vote on an impeachment inquiry resolution into president biden plus, his son hunter subpoena to appear for a congressional deposition is just three days away and then there is a new criminal charge, again new criminal charges against hunter that biden managed to avoid answering any questions about all weekend long while rubbing elbows with hollywood elites. president comment on the targets against your son, mr. president [laughter] alicia: fox news lucas tomlinson has new reaction from the white house tonight. that s right and alyssa president biden has not spoken about his son hunter second indictment since leaving for the west coast on friday. hunter biden has been charged with three felonies and six misdemeanors over failure to pay taxes according to the indictment hunter spent 1.
protect the nation and the public interest? both men have now served as president, so their actual records can be assessed. for all the understandable focus on trump s legal problems and controversies and rhetoric, it was his substantive handling of the covid panic that dragged him down in the eyes of many americans who concluded he failed that task when faced with that all-important leadership test. as for trump, he said at the time he did not see the emergency as his test of a lifetime. was there a moment in all of this last two months where you said to yourself, ah, this is the leadership test of a lifetime? no. no, and no hesitation. now, that is a small part of one of trump s news worthy interviews with legendary journalist bob woodward who secured more time with president trump than any other writer. 20 interviews across that stretch. trump sometimes making the calls. somethinge apparently now regrets. the former president is suing woodward, we should note, over p