on hamas begins as prime minister benjamin netanyahu promises to bring back the hostages. tonight there are new calls from protesters for israel to stop the bombardment of gaza. good evening, i m jon scott, and this is a special 2-hour edition of the fox report. jon: team coverage tonight. we ve got reporters with the presidential press pool in wilmington, delaware, and amendments on the ground in israel. teams on the ground in israel. first, though, trey yingst is live in southern israel. trey. reporter: jon, good afternoon. we can hear the roar of israeli fighter jets overhead. the past two hours they have been hammering the eastern side of the gaza strip with airstrikes trying to hit different hamas positions as we do know there are ground forces currently operating inside gaza. this is significant, and you ll hear that jet there off in the distance because tonight israel s prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, formally addressing his country and the world, talking
americans and book your first cleaning today for just $19 this situation room with wolf blitzer. week nine to six point cnn you are in the cnn newsroom. hi, everyone. i m jessica dean and washington and we start with breaking news. as severe weather threatens more than 70 million people. this memorial day weekend, intense tornadoes baseball-sized hail, and hurricane-force winds, all threatening parts of texas, oklahoma, and kansas take a look at this storm chaser video in oklahoma city. you see blue sky overhead, but they are also driving straight into that gray sky as well. it s very ominous looking cnn meteorologist elisa rafah joining us now, and at least it looks like those tornadoes are starting to spin up and it typically happens are a lot of times when the sun s starts to go down yeah, the sun is what we need to fuel the atmosphere to create these intents and strong thunderstorms. and it s been doing that all de the atmosphere has been cooking all day. that s w
judge jeanine: hello, everyone. it s friday, and i m judge jeanine pirro, along with kevin walling, johnny joey jones, shannon bream, and greg gutfeld. it s 5:00 in new york city, andd this is the five. it s the democrats worst nightmare. donald trump rocking the deep blue bronx with a raucous rally. the lines were spanning blocks to get in. the former president firing up over 10,000 supporters who chanted four more years. trump on message, laser focused on the joe biden disaster, demolishing sleepy failures piece by piece, and his pitch to minority voters. what a crowd. this is something. [chanting we love trump ] who said we are not going to win new york? we are going to win new york. on day one we are going to throw out bidenomics and going to replace it with maga nomics. low interest rates, rising wages, low incomes, fair trade for the american worker, and we will make energy affordable again. by saying drill, baby, drill. drill, baby, drill. i have come toni
tom, you want drama. these last two weeks of the regular season are delivering everything you could want. tom: sure. lowell: i think most people felt it was a foregone conclusion that that xfl conference championship game would be held inside the dome in st. louis. tom: but it could be here. lowell: with that arlington upset earlier today, that changes everything, and another flag is out. tom: yeah, some extracurriculars, some heated exchanges here. gets emotional, man. you re so excited if you re san antonio that you ve you have finally derailed the momentum of this birmingham stallions football team, and you ve got pride on the birmingham side. they haven t experienced much of this. lowell: no. wade phillips has an opportunity to go to st. louis next weekend, get a win against the battlehawks, which would mean the xfl conference championship game would be in this building. tom: yep. you heard or you could see him mouthing the words, skip holtz, telling his
traffic jams, flight delays, and severe weather. the memorial day travel rush is off to anything but a smooth start tonight. good evening, and thank you for being with us. i m maurice dubois in for norah. nearly 44 million americans are heading out of town by road and by air, and they are having their patience tested for two reasons. first, there is a near record-breaking number of travelers. the tsa says today could be the busiest day ever for passenger screenings. and then, there are the widespread storms: thunder, heavy rain, and strong winds from the great plains in the midwest to as far south as georgia. all complicating the holiday getaway. we have team coverage of the weather and travel, and cbs s kris van cleave will start us off. reporter: major gridlock on an l.a. freeway, halting the memorial day getaway, shut down for three hours during a police standoff. and those pulling into lax just found another traffic jam. brake lights outside. look at this line.