hello, again, everyone. thank you so much for joining me. i m fredricka whitfield. new today, israel defense forces are now responding, after questions about hamas weapons allegedly found inside gaza s largest hospital. video evidence analyzed by cnn had suggested that the idf may have rearranged weapons found at the al shifa hospital before international news crews visited the scene. the idf says the discrepancy is due to more weapons and assets being discovered throughout the day following a raid earlier this week at the facility, and it comes as israel defense forces are now vowing to advance anywhere hamas is found. there are growing signs that the idf may soon expand its operations into southern gaza. right now, families of hostages are gathered in tel aviv pleading with the israeli government to ensure their loved ones safe return. that s where we find cnn s jeremy diamond. what are you hearing from people gathered? reporter: well, fred, thousands of families of hos
us from california. are you hearing anything about how this meeting went, the meeting started obviously with reasonably optimistic statements and smiles by both leaders. reporter: it did. it felt like it started on a positive tone, jack. i m a bit surprised that it went just a little over two hours as i look at the clock, wrapped up around 1:35 local time. we all saw that long list of issues between the two countries, and you expected it to go over the four hours allotted. they are still together. it s moved on now to a second portion of this, and that s essentially a working lunch. so they will dine together and continue discussions. you mentioned that optimistic tone starting things off. we expected that from joe biden. there s a bit more transparency on the u.s. side going into this. they wanted to cool those tensions. it s another issue off his plate. if he can stabilize things between the u.s. and china. but what surprised me is president xi in his opening remarks, he
shame on you. shame on you. cheering. arthel: anti- israel protesters in full force in our capitol some vandalizing and trying to scale the gates of the white house. the war against the hamas terrorists intensifying this hour idf co core forces advanced further into gaza after trading fire with the terrorist overnight. terrorists overnight. calls for a cease-fire are growing threaten to spark even more protest here at home. i am arthel neville this is fox news live. eric: i m eric shawn thank you for joining us. the white house protest some were yelling bloodwork chance about that coming up in her newscast. another top story we are following right now, brandon kbrand-newpulling out shows forr president donald trump leading to president biden in several of the key battleground states. this comes as there is a deepening divide it seems in the democratic party over the war and calls especially from the left for a cease-fire former new york congressman republican elite as eldon i
thank you for joining us welcome to sunday morning futures i am maria bartiromo, today a new day in washington newly elected speaker of the house mike johnson will join me and the first sunday morning interview man entered minutes from now with his agenda and the road ahead after gaining unanimous support the speaker turning his appropriation to the process of funding government ahead of a key deadline after prioritizing support for israel and condemning hamas in the battle to fight terrorist in israel s own backyard, what a difference to a half years has meant to america. joe biden s foreign-policy missteps putting the country on edge and israel on defense after reversing the trump administrations efforts to pursue peace in the middle east, can america be reversed and peace egg knighted in the middle east after biden s foreign-policy blunders, for the abraham accords, jared kushner just back from saudi arabia with news on the peace process, he will be here momentarily, new
months to come. there is hope on the horizon. cautious and fragile. but there is hope. it is my hope president biden will do what leaders should do, which is deflect any perceived credit and shoulder at least his share of the responsibility. that is what leaders do. the reality is we are most hopeful because of the medicine. the vaccines, treatment and the therapies. that gives us both physical resistance to the virus and some measure of emotional security. the credit for the medicine goes to the women and the men who dedicated their lives to creating, studying and testing the vaccines in therapies. credit goes to those bold enough to believe this could be done and could be done in record time. some of those bold enough to believe were in the previous administration. i harbor no illusion that president biden will give credit to the previous administration and the women and men who help us get where we are today. but he should. it s been an american tragedy. an american respon