This is cnn breaking news. Welcome to the lead. Im jake tapper. The hour, the chaos on capitol hill. The Republican House dysfunction continues as the fight for a new speaker of the house continues to sputter after republican representative jim jordan failed to get enough votes. The house has recessed, at least for the time being. Leading right now, another tragic turn in the war in israel and gaza. Hundreds of people have been killed by an explosion at a hospital in gaza, according to the Palestinian Health ministry, these images youre seeing show fires raging with an Ambulance Feed away inside the hospital we see images of devastation with this blurred image of a dead body in a hallway. Its the Al Ahli Baptist hospital in the center of gaza city which reportedly was Housing Hundreds of those already injured by airstrikes. Perhaps many more seeking shelter from the strikes. Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas in the west bank declared three days of mourning for the victims.
fire at our border, what we re learning about the airborne car that crashed into the u.s. canadian border area as the fbi wraps up its investigation on the ground. and later, campaign cracks, the chaos hitting a super pac for ron desantis, courtesy of a former governor. it is 10:00 eastern, thank you so much for joining us on this thanksgiving. i m ana cabrera, and we want to begin with that breaking news from the qatari foreign ministry, in the last hour about what to expect when the deal between hamas and israel goes into effect tomorrow. the truce critical to release those hostages is set to start at 7:00 a.m. local time. that s midnight eastern. the spokesman says to watch for the first group of captives to be released at 4:00 p.m. local time or 9:00 a.m. eastern tomorrow. david noriega is in tel aviv for us. what more do we know about who exactly will be released? reporter: ana, good morning. here s what we know. there is a confirmed first group of israeli hostages
not trying to push everything into what might happen after april and that should be pretty clear but i suppose you can never rule out the chance of the strikes being called off. nasa strikes are happening a bit later injanuary but it is possible that they could be a move forward but still quite a lot of doubt out that i think.- forward but still quite a lot of doubt out that i think. thank you very much doubt out that i think. thank you very much for doubt out that i think. thank you very much for the doubt out that i think. thank you very much for the time doubt out that i think. thank you very much for the time being. i doubt out that i think. thank you . very much for the time being. thank you. the ukrainian military has rejected a russian claim that hundreds of ukrainian soldiers were killed in a russian attack on the city of kramatorsk. hugo bachega is in kyiv with the latest. earlier today the russian defence ministry claimed, without providing any evidence, that a massive
we re just getting details at the moment of what has been said, just bring us up to date in terms of what we know regarding these claims that the ukrainian military are rejecting. the ukrainian military are rejecting- the ukrainian military are re ectinu. . ., the ukrainian military are re ectin. ., ., , , ., rejecting. earlier today the russian defence ministry rejecting. earlier today the russian defence ministry claimed rejecting. earlier today the russian defence ministry claimed that - defence ministry claimed that without providing any evidence that a massive missile attack targeted two facilities in the eastern city of kramatorsk. they were housing hundreds of ukrainian soldiers. statement the russian authority said that more than 600 ukrainian forces had been killed. again, they provide no evidence to support this claim. they said this attack was in retaliation for that massive attack last weekend that killed dozens of russian forces. a ukrainian attack targeting a buildin
the prime minister they re speaking to laura kuenssberg. labour s shadow health secretary, wes streeting, criticised the prime minister after he refused to say whether he uses private healthcare. there. the prime minister in that interview gave the impression of not only someone who doesn t use the nhs, but doesn t understand the scale of the challenges, or have a plan to deal with the fundamental problems. because, yes, he can get people around the table in number 10 for a photo op, yes, he can do more sticking plasters to get us through this winter. but we need fundamental change in the nhs to deal with what is the biggest crisis in its history, and that s what labour is looking to do. the ukrainian military has rejected a russian claim that hundreds of ukrainian soldiers were killed in a russian attack on the city of kramatorsk. hugo bachega is in kyiv with the latest. earlier today the russian defence ministry claimed, without providing any evidence, that a massive missile attac