happy thanksgiving. welcome to a new hour of fox news live. i m molly line. i m kevin corke. pro-palestinian protesters rally against what they call one of the most horrific genocides being carried out in our time in gaza. [chanting]. alexis mcadams is live with more. i ve been covering these protesters quite a few weeks. today we got to cover the thanksgiving day parade. these protesters poured red paint on the ground trying to symbolize the blood that they say has been bleeding out there in gaza for innocent people and blocking the parade route. it just wrapped up a short time ago. went on quite a few hours. let s take a look at what it looked like. started around the parade route. it continued on across the city there. the group says they re going to continue to march and won t stop until there s a cease fire here. hundreds of people showing support for the palestinian people demanding the united states stop supporting what they believe is a genocide. investigators
musk has slammed his critics. he s filed suit against media matters which says it stands by its reporting. wolf? brian todd reporting for us. erin burnett out front starts right now. out front next, breaking news. israel says there will be no hostages released until friday at the earliest. a pause in fighting is also delayed. speak to the father of an american woman who could be one of the hostages released. plus, is this a hamas command center? israel releasing what they found under gaza s largest hospital. breaking tonight, new details on what caused a car to explode at a u.s. border checkpoint. i m kate bolduan in for erin burnett out front. no hostages to be released before friday and no pause in the fighting until then. to be clear, up until a few hours ago for the israel was planning for the first of 50 hostages to be released in just under eight hours from now and those 50 hostages are expected to be women and children. u.s. officials say they have a wo
welcome to this special edition of hannity . i m judge jeanine pirro in for sean earlier, a vehicle exploded at the rainbow bridge border crossinploded ag connectg new york and canada, leaving two dead. our very and can own kevin corke has the latest. kevin evening, judge. that vehicle actually exploded on the rainbow bridge after hurtlingtually into america from canada this morning. if you haven t seen the pictures that are quit itit flew through the air at a high f rate of speed before bursting rg into flames right next to an immigration checkpointht nex. as you pointed out, judge, two people in the car died, at least one border patrol a official was injured. now, authoritiest quickly shutt down three other crossings connecting western new york and canadaot. and buffalo niagara international airport has been ffalo ni to international flights, according to the faa. t the fbi, we, we are told, is spearheading the investigatio ad, n into thise incident. and new york sta
with an assault rifle and he started shooting. jericka: as millions take to the skies for thanksgiving, we are tracking a major storm that could impact your flight. this is united s newark airport operations center. everyone here is watching the weather and about 370 departures with 50,000 passengers trying to get out and get home on time. jericka: our living well series, raising spirits without alcohol. i just feel a sense of calm that i hadn t felt when i was drinking. mr. david letterman. [applause] jericka: and david letterman returns to late-night to find some surprising changes. is it anything like what you had over there down there? what, all of this weed? [laughter] davi letterman, everybody! [applause] jericka: good evening and thank you for joining us on this tuesday night. i m jericka duncan in for norah. we begin tonight with israel and hamas on the verge of a deal that would free a number of hostages in gaza in exchange for a temporary p
happening at the same time, whether one is a diversionary one or other plans to happen simultaneously. so, whether this was an errant explosion, and the explosions were heading elsewhere, we don t know what the intended targets may have been, if this was not the target they selected. gillian: bill, obviously when you look at a situation like this, it s way too early in the process to talk about motivations, but do you have any sense based on just the geography, the very bare phones facts we have here, the fact this was likely a car bomb, that they were going from the u.s. or trying to go from the u.s. to canada. does that speak to you and your background expertise about what types of terror organizations might be interested in conducting something like this? yeah, it s very difficulty point to kind of come to any of those assumptions. certainly we know that the fbi director wray just over the past few days has reiterated concerns about potential terrorist activities, eman