Welcome to our viewers joining us in the United States and around the world. It is friday, october 13, 9 00 a. M. In london, 11 00 a. M. In gaza city where everybody is being told to head south. The clearest signal yet that the military plans to specify their operations in gaza. Israeli military says Hamas Terrorists are hiding in tunnels and under houses using people as human shields. They struck targets overnight hitting tunnel, weapons, Storage Warehouses and homes of senior terrorist operatives. Americas top diplomat is in jordan for talks with King Abdullah and mahmoud abbas. Antony blinken is trying to arrange a humanitarian cory dr to get food and medical supplies into gaza and get civilians out. In israel thursday, he met with Benjamin Netanyahu to reaffirm u. S. Support, but he also urged israel to be cautious in its approach to gaza. Blink spoke with the families of americans killed or taken hostage in saturdays hamas terror attacks. U. S. Defense secretary lloyd austin is vi
the world. it is 5:00 a.m. here in washington, noon in israel where overnight israel s full cabinet approved a deal with hamas that would release at least 50 hostages in gaza. it comes after an intense six hour long meeting in tel aviv. those set to be freed are expected to be women and children. in i exchange israel will pause fighting for four days. more humanitarian aid would also be allowed into gaza with hundreds of trucks carrying fuel and supplies. president biden issued a statement saying today s deal should bring home additional american hostages and i will not stop until they are all released. three americans could be released in this batch including a 3-year-old girl, abigail, her great aunt spoke to cnn earlier. the one thing that we all hold on to is that hope now that abigail comes home. she comes home by friday, friday is her fourth birthday. we actually need to see abigail come out and then we will be able to be to believe it. the deal was brokered by qa
. hello and welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. i m bianca nobilo. max foster has been on assignment. and we begin with the israel-hamas war. it is s friday, novembmber 3 3, a.m. in london, 10:00 a.m. in gaza where the israeaeli milita says it has gaza city cut off and surrounded. idf says the primary goal is to locate and destroy hamas tunnels and eliminate explosives and other objecstacles. 23 soldiers have died in the operation. secretary of state antony blinken returned to israel and is expected to meet this hour with benjamin netanyahu. the secretary says the u.s. is increasingly concerned by the rising civilian death toll in gaza which palestinian officials say is more than 9,000 people. more than a dozen u.s. democratic senators are now calling for a short term pause in the fighting in order to deliver more aid and to focus to getting hostages released. scott mclean is covering these angels for us. what is blinken hoping to accomplis
they want to hear again, and this morning the jury will also re-hear four pieces of critical testimony in the case at their request. nbc s yasmin vossoughian is outside the courthouse. also with us, msnbc legal correspondent and host katie phang along with catherine christian, former assistant manhattan district attorney. kristy greenberg, former federal prosecutor and sdny criminal division deputy chief. and harry litman, former deputy assistant attorney general. yasmin, i want to go right to the courthouse. let s start with what we heard from the jurors in this new note today. reporter: so we needed clarification on what they wanted out of jury instructions, right? we didn t know if they wanted the entirety of the jury instructions read back to them after yesterday s note or they wanted a portion. it turns out they wanted a portion. they essentially wanted what the jury considers as evidence in the lead up to count one. that s really the entirety of all of the instruction
is it like on the desk there somewhere? no. nope, nope, no. sigh, because i won it during the day and won a grammy that nobody wants to see a performance about so it was like on the earlier part of the day when they do like the smaller grammys kind of yes. you are very nice, lawrence. i was susan and i were on the beer run and driven to a local brewery to pick up some hooch and driving down the massachusetts turnpike when we heard the news streaming on susan s cell phone and it was very surreal. i can imagine. and so, the audience should know that this is not an easy category. you were in the audiobook category. by the way, your director scott also i believe gets a grammy for his role in this, the greatest he deserves them all. he is fantastic, yes. he has directed my audiobooks and of course has gotten so recognition for it because why would he? because they re me. but but, rachel, so here s who else was in the field. you were nominated with. okay? because