national security advisory jake sullivan at any moment from the white house. and the terror investigation underway after a deadly attack with a knife and a hammer near the eiffel tower. what police are saying about the islamic radical that is under arrest. and here at home, is it real or revenge? the move by republicans that the white house says will be throwing red meat to the right flank of the house. plus, the vote happening right now over the deal reached between actors and studios after that historic strike. the talk behind the scenes, and why some expect this vote could be a close one. our nbc news reporters are following all of the latest developments. we start with the latest inside gaza. nbc s david noriega is in tel aviv for us. david, the israeli military says the main road in gaza that s being used as a humanitarian corridor for those evacuating now constitutes a battlefield. what more are you hearing on the ground? reporter: chris, the biggest development
must be respected. too many innocent palestinians have been killed. frankly, the scale of civilian suffering and the images and videos coming from gaza are devastating. also, a barrage of missiles and drones from iran backed houthi rebels in yemen aimed at commercial ships in the red sea, shut down by a u.s. naval destroyer. plus, speaker johnson says he has the votes to open an impeachment inquiry against president biden. an explosive showdown. and the supreme court is hearing arguments about an opioid settlement that would provide care and compensation to millions of victims until it s overturned. good day. i m andrea mitchell in washington. israel is warning residents of southern gaza of an imminent, heavy attack, where just weeks ago palestinians were told to take refuge. mass evacuation orders are expanding in the second largest city in southern gaza and where hamas believes key leaders are hiding. forces say its ground offensive is pushing south where they say i
military truce. u.s. diplomats are scrambling to extend that agreement since a number of hostages are still being held captive. also, the red cross that was supposed to gain access to them, has not had access. we know a key part of the ongoing talks is getting adult males released. it s been women and children so far almost entirely with a few exceptions. we know israeli troops are at the ready, prepared operat operationally, along the truce lines in gaza should this pause expire and military actions resume. let s start here with jeremy diamond. jeremy, you re in israel. we saw people in the street celebrating. they re hoping for the arrival of some more hostages coming from gaza. reporter: yeah, that s true. when we got here earlier this evening, there were just a few people, but word spread quickly that the group of hostages was set to come through here on their way to the air base in front of me. what we saw earlier in the last hour was these scenes of absolute jubilat
emily: hello, everyone, this is outnumbered, i m emily compagno here with my co-host kayleigh mcenany. with us is tammy bruce and kaylee mcgee white and fox and friends cohost and host of one nation brian kilmeade. we are entering the final hours of the ceasefire agreement israel and hamas. negotiators are working to extend that deal which lasted for six days. so far, 81 hostage have been released by hamas with more expected to be released in the coming hours. new details are emerging about the conditions hostages are facing in the tunnels. hamas terrorists threatened hostages and held people with no light and forced them to watch the footage of the horrific october 7 attack. despite the heart-breaking attacks from israeli hostages, pro-palestinian supporters in the u.s. spewed conspiracy theories and expressed support for hamas s terrorist attacks against israel at a city council meeting in oakland, california. there have not been beheadings and rapeings. this is r
bill: good morning. major story to watch this hour. will the cease-fire come to an end in the middle east? we re awaiting a critical deadline as the biden team pressures israel to change tactics in gaza after the president pledged unwavering support. the question today what changed on that? good morning everybody. 4:00 in the afternoon in israel. welcome to our coverage live in new york city. i m bill hemmer. dana: i m dana perino and this is america s newsroom. the u.s. is urging israel to go with greater precision. mounting civilian casualties that ignited a wave of demonstrations. protestors plan to flood the rockefeller center tree lighting tonight. bill: imagine the scene we ll see later. negotiators working to extend a truce now lasted six days. hamas releasing ten israeli hostages yesterday. we re expecting 10 more today. the families victims say the process has been nothing short of a living nightmare. she was in complete darkness. she had to adjust to the s