Carley you are watching Fox And Friends First on wednesday morning, im carley shimkus. Todd im todd piro. Gaza strip on the brink of fullblown humanitarian crisis. Electricity is expected to go out any hour. Ammo arriving overnight. Trey yingst along the border with the latest. Trey. Trey todd and carley, good morning. We are along the israel gaza border watching the Israel Art Til Tillery trying to hit the eastern part of the gaza strip for a massive Ground Invasion in the coming days. Thousands of troops are staging. The air force striking targets overnight in a variety of neighborhoods in northern and eastern part of the gaza strip. Out of Northern Israel with lebanon, Lebanese Group hezbollah appears to have fired at a group of israeli soldiers. We do not have information other than we have an incident on the border that is under censorship from the israeli military. A lot is happening and a lot of numbers are going to cha change. The latest death toll is 1200 people. I want to sho
harris: it s election day for 37 states. voters across the country are headed to the polls and casting their ballots in state level and local elections and keeping an eye on today s major races, including two that are very close for governor. battles for control of senate legislatures and in new jersey and virginia. democrats and republicans are looking to gain momentum ahead of 2024 and when the white house in both chambers of congress will be up for grabs. 24 is going to be odd. this is outnumbered, i m harris faulkner, here can co-host kayleigh mcenany and emily compagno. joining us today fox news contributor tammy bruce and fox and friends co-host brian kilmeade, author of teddy and booker t, brian kilmeade. voters set to decide tight races for governor, in kentucky cameron looking to unseatandy beshear and brandon unprecedented looking to become first democratic governor in 20 years. republicans in new jersey hope to flip both chamber of the state legislature an
what is there in the election for young voters? national service, reform, covered in the cost of living crisis? what is in it for you? and rishi sunak says he is incredibly angry about the betting scandal. good evening live from the newsnight studio, where our guests, young, old, well, older and somewhere in between, entertain us with interviews and searing, late night insight. we shouted out for younger voters to get in touch about how they re feeling about the election. 26 year old harrison from bournemouth came straight back. hello, newsnight, definitely feeling ignored during this campaign. six months ago, i had to quit myjob in watford and move back home to live with my parents in bournemouth with the cost of renting being the leading factor in my decision. i simply couldn t afford to live where i worked. i haven t heard anything from any of the political parties during this campaign that i think will materially improve the lives for young people. we ve got a stuffed so
Violence from White Supremacists, neo nazis or the kkk. Arrests of passengers suspected of being drunk at uk airports or on flights see a 50 rise in the past year. A worrying rise in rural Crime Insurers say brazen thieves are forcing farmers to turn their farmyards into fortresses. And big bens bongs will fall silent next week for nearly four years for urgent repair work. And coming up in the sport on bbc news. The british team claim a successful World Athletics Championships after reaching their medal target with five in the final 2a hours in london. Good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. This week india and pakistan mark 70 years of independence from britain a moment of freedom that came amid one of the largest Mass Migrations the world has ever seen. The muslim Majority State of pakistan was created to both the west and the east of india, with muslims travelling in one direction, hindus and sikhs in the other. Around 12 Million People are thought to have fled the violen
other saying how long, not long. and again, lifting up that phrase that we ve heard time and time again, the arc of the moral universe is long but it bends towards justice. today is not just a day for many people, this is their way of showing that they truly believe in the possibilities of america. all the sides, all the failures. and every term, folks being denied access to full citizenship and rights. they still actually believe, as a matter of fact, they re demanding the promises be met. i loved when yolanda said, my generation will be defined by action, not apathy. just incredibly inspiring speech from all of them, but especially her. thank you so much. vice president kamala harris sat down with my colleague reverend al sharpton, who spoke at the march today. to talk about the fight for civil rights and the sense of duty she feels as one of our nation s leaders, as we march the anniversary. i feel a great sense of duty and responsibility. to those folks upon whose broad