these pro-palestinian demonstrations popping up across the globe. including new york city, where protesters shut down grand central station last night, and in joe biden s hometown in delaware where crowds are gathering as we speak this morning. they are all demanding cease-fire but they are far from alone. french president emmanuel macron latest to urge israel to stop fighting and more than just four hours a day why israel benjamin netanyahu isn t having it and his top foreign policy advisor is here fighting it. and republican senator bill cassidy here to weigh in on what the president should be saying and doing about it all of that and this veteran eetion day lee greenwood what a voice on remembering folk who is keep us safe in a scary world right about now getting scarier by the minute. welcome everybody glad to have you i m neil cavuto we have a busy two hours well we have a busy world so much going on at the exact same time let s get to it especially many israel
exchange fire on the northern and southern borders, the fighting in gaza, welcome to fox news live. i m aishah hasnie. griff:here we go going jampacked. i am griff jenkins. there have been almost 50 attacks of us forces in iraq and syria since october 17th. hey, jeff. reporter: we hear outgoing forces late into the night. most of the intense face-to-face in and around gaza city, many of that region s maine medical centers, that s because the idf says that is where hamas is hiding out in these medical centers and intricate tunnel systems. fighting is happening near these medical centers. they deny the hospitals are under attack but heavy bombardment in the region in the last, impacting civilians, hospital staff and those who were injured. there are reports of power outages with fuel supplies running low to power the generators and resources like food and water becoming more scarce. those who are healthy enough to make the journey are heading to southern israel or southern ga
all right. at the tomb of the unknown soldier, there are many special events to honor our veterans. this has always been the most profound, if not the most somber because in its quiet it speaks volumes. the president of the united states, commander-in-chief, laying a wreath at an unknown soldier s tomb and just brings it back, we re following that, the president moments away from doing so himself. lucas tomlinson, where he ll be going after this at wilmington, delaware. he s looking at a lot of world developments concurrently, not the least of which is going on in israel as we speak. do you, lucas. that s right, neil. and veterans day of course, one of the most sacred traditions here in the united states, dating back to president eisenhower who, for years, of course, the world and the united states celebrated and honored armistice day end of world war i. sadly world war i was supposed to be the war to end all wars, it was not. you had world war ii, the korean war and pres
it is 11:00 a.m. eastern, 8:00 a.m. pacific. i m jose diaz-balart. breaking right now, reports of strikes near several hospitals in gaza. the palestinian red cross saying israeli snipers are opening fire at one facility. israel has said it does not target hospitals. we ll ask an idf spokesperson about what is happening in just a couple of minutes. also breaking, the white house announces a crucial in person meeting between president biden and china s xi jinping in california next week. on capitol hill, time is running out. we re just one week away from the deadline to come to a deal and avert a government shutdown. we got brand-new reporting on where negotiations stand. meanwhile, the fbi investigating a series of letters containing suspicious powder sent to election workers in several states. and former president donald trump defends his family s separation policy at the border. we ll play for you what he had to say. we begin this hour with breaking news out of the i
including a new threat from the former president. donald trump much like richard nixon openly opining about using the power of the federal government against his political enemies. his efforts to weaponize the justice system if he returns to office already underway. plus, the lawyer defending paul pelosi s attacker in court not denying he did it but arguing that david depape s decision to break into the pelosi house was fueled by conspiracy theories. he believed he was disrupting a corrupt, liberal network of child abusers, and believed it, according to his lawyer, with, quote, every ounce of his being. and the ongoing threats against elections. the latest on the fbi investigation after envelopes containing fentanyl, at least some of them had fentanyl in them, were sent to election workers in five states. one had a note inside that read end elections now. so we re going to cover all those stories this hour. we begin with former president trump insisting that if he s ree