absolutely speaks for. >> dana: calling for an investigation is a great way for members of congress to not have to take responsibility for getting something wrong. >> they that could get people killed. >> dana: war efforts between israel and hamas and efforts to release all the hostages and call ifs more humanitarian aid and more. >> bill: house republicans trying to pick next nominee to be speaker and if one of the next candidates gets enough support, a full vote on the floor of the house as early as midday and one of the eight candidates has already dropped out so where we stand, nobody knows. >> dana: coming face-to-face with long time lawyer and fixer michael cohen. cohen is expected to give testimony in the state attorney general civil fraud trial against president trump and more on those stories throughout the hour. >> sirens sounding across central israel and the west bank and a heavy barrage of rockets from gaza and israel continues to bombard with air strikes and hamas releases two more hostages. welcome to a brand new hour of america's news room. i'm dana perino. >> bill: welcome, partner. i'm bill hemmer. asking to release hostages and they're promising a reward and protection for the informants home. and israeli air strikes pounding the hostages and iranen-backed hezbollah in lebanon to stay out of the fight. bill. >> bill: eric sean is live with the united nation withs details oned to oohs meeting of the un security council and greg palkot starts us off on the northern border between israel and lebanon in the time you've been there, greg, how serious have been the clashes between israeli military and hezbollah militants to the north? reporter: proette seizure disorders serious, bill. it's not a full scale war going on here but intermittent daily clashes and deadly ones pitting the israeli militants against the hezbollah. two miles away from us is the border. that ridge line is the border between israel and lebanon. those towers there, that's an israeli military post. what you can't probably make out is one tower on the far right about 200 miles below the ridge line is a hezbollah fighting position and 20 minutes ago, an israeli helicopter moved into that area and a lot of fire and smoke and bang. it's the preemptive strikes that the israeli military tells us they are doing right now. they're hitting hezbollah fighting positions in the last 24 hours or so. they've gotten about 10 positions knocked out. sometime before, sometimes after. hezbollah using antimissile and antitank missiles as well as mortars as well as small armed fire. israel fighting back with dank fire and with drones firing explosives and artillery and it is contained to the individual positions but up and down this border, bill, we're seeing a lot of activity, both sides want to show that they are here, bill. >> bill: how many israelis have been evacuated from that area, greg? reporter: that's the keyling, bill, sew -- key thing, bill, shows you how serious the fighting is and could become. as many as 100,000 civilians on the israeli side have been evacuated and about 20,000 on the other side. i think the casualty tolls tell it all and we're looking at now 44 hezbollah and allied fighters killed in the last two would he bees and seven israeli soldiers as well as civilians and tough talk and hearing from israeli officials today and warning once again to hezbollah and don't go big or we will smash you tens of thousands of israeli military up in the area and if hezbollah can punch over three or four time as day with deadly or near deadly strikes and keeps the soldiers pinned down and might be pouring attention down to the other big, big event down south. that is looming ground war and of course the whole drama about hostages, bill. >> bill: on it goes. greg, thanks. greg palkot northern israel along the border of israel. dana. >> dana: a live event now and united nation's security council holding urgent meeting to discuss the on going war between israel and hamas terrorist group. israel foreign minister addressing relatives with two kidnapped hostages. eric shawn is live at the un with more. hi, eric reporter: hi, dana. diplomats live inside at a nation and pro israeli demonstrators have gathered and hundreds here chanting and they've been chanting bring them home. it's a group sponsored by the families of the hostages being held by hamas. this as fox news learned there's been an apparent major concession by the biden administration dealing with the resolution of security council in draft resolution. the latest version of that draft does not mention iran by name. first draft indicate that had iran and called for iran not to arm militias like hezbollah and iran. that dropped as a concession to the other members of the security council. anthony blinken join -- antony blinken joined by la cohen from members of the security council and vivid and stark reminder of the plank. the ceasefire and avoiding the resolution over the weekend and did not call for a ceasefire and did not mention that israel has a right to defend itself and something that the secretary of state has constantly reaffirmed. >> israel has the right and obligation and talking to them on a regular l basis how they do it and it's vitally important to protect citizens and humanitarian people get in with the cross fire. >> bring them home. bring them home. >> going after isis and re-deploy and put terrorists of hamas and sites to once at all finally dismantle hamas. live at united nation, dana, back to you. >> dana: grief and important meeting today there at united nations. thank you. >> there's a 7,000% increase in suspects from the terror watch list apprehended in the biden administration versus the trump administration. it doesn't make much sense. >> bill: new alert raising alarms along the southern border and border protections and they were inspired by and reacting to the current israel hamas conflict can travel to or from the areas of hostility in the middle east and sheriff mark daniels, good morning to you. this warning out of san diego and how do you react to this warning that came out from cvp? >> good morning, bill and dana, we're 100 miles from san diego and we're sharing the border. what we're seeing in our county is the fight and flight of people coming in smuggled by the cartels and they come from people leading last month and 51,000 encounters in the sector that includes my county. we're alarmed of what's going on in the world, global flags, unrest and uncertainty and we're addressing it on the southern border every day. >> dana: you know, i think one of the things, sir, that people are alarmed by is the possibility that these fighters could be here already like for hezbollah and elliot abrams was on last week and it's a real possibility that they've melted in the wood work and there's a lot of got aways who knows where these people could be. how do you feel about the level of coordination between you and other law enforcement entities throughout the country and now the border is really another one in the line. >> 1.5 million got a ways and administration and that's growing every day and laster year alone and >> continuing to see with global unrest and administration and failing to prioritize this border once again and leaving a rally of this country being vulnerable and local and federal level and i get very little contact coming to washington dc and this border and beside the fact we need to do a better job with senators and congressmen. >> bill: show the viewers numbers here, terror watch list arrested southern border in fiscal year 2023, 169. wow. three more on the northern border by the way. in the tunin tucson sector close your area, fiscal year 39,000 border encounters here and you said we're going after this and enough is enough. when you've got a federal government pushing back against your state. what can you do, sheriff? >> well, bill, today, ironically i'm on your show today and kicking off a press conference at 1:00 and bringing state resources and sheriffs throughout the state of arizona and coming to the border and we're going to do our part and we're going to work with our local border patrol agents doing everything they can with them going to protect this county in the state of arizona and bot bottom line has to prioritize what's going on in the world today and not believing in ourselves and i'll say this to you to thank you. >> bill: here in new york, the civil fraud trial and rule this and we'll dip in on it now. >> [inaudible]. >> we did nothing wrong. thank you. >> [inaudible]. >> bill: depending on the day, we get extended comments and that was are reflection about michael cohen, the chief witness today from this trial. yesterday donald trump was in new hampshire filing for his presidential run. yes, he did. >> dana: first president to file back la la la. he's always making history. but he's definitely going to go for it in new hampshire. more news for you, federal prosecutors are set to face things up and clean up behind closed doors before a congressional panel over their handling of hunter biden investigation and that's next. >> bill: a call for the gavel. republican lawmakers making their case behind closed doors to their colleagues to be the next house speaker. as we speak. >> we're not getting our work done and we need a speaker. >> be big boys and girls and quit making excuses and get it done. directv sports central gives you access to every game. but terry doesn't have directv. -come on. work for dad. -here. now, you can find the game easy. my barbecue is saved! visit directv.com for up to a $400 reward card. my barbecue is ruined. i'd like to take a moment to address my fellow veterans, because i know so many of you have served our country honorably. one of the benefits that we as a country give you as a veteran is the eligibility for a va loan for up to 100% of your home's value. if you need cash for your family, call newday usa. with automatic authority from the va, we can say yes when banks say no. give us a call. hi, i'm sharon, and i lost 52 pounds on golo. on other diets, i could barely lose 10-15 pounds. thanks to golo, i've lost 27% of my body weight, and it was easy. (soft music) >> dana: check it out. check it out. capitol hill and live look behind closed doors and pick next nominee for house speaker and already one of the candidates dropped out of the race this morning. seven are left after congressman gary palmer dropped out just a few minutes ago. we're getting down there and we have seven. a vote could happen as soon as midday. bring in panel josh and fox news raid yes political analyst and editor in chief of jewish insider and fox news contributor james freeman and editor of "the wall street journal" page. headline from the new york post, america needs a house speaker that was written by former congressman. josh, are they going to elect a speaker and do that today? >> dana, i don't think they're any closer than last week or the week before or after they ousted kevin mccarthy as speaker and shows how much dysfunction there is within the house republican caucus. i mean, you basically have a coalition of government of republicans with more traditional republicans that make up majority of # review of systemser and eight heps ragaini wanted to blow everything up and making governance very, very difficult and there's a score card that you need to follow all the candidates writing for the speaker right mow and seven in the mix and he was the leader of electing the 2022 and good election cycle in 2020 and he was endorsed by kevin mccarthy and facing the challenges that tom elmoreer will be there. >> dana: might hold democrats back from voting and, james, that's not a great way to be elected speaker and a way to move the ball forward. president biden and several issues that the republicans are very well on. the economy, national security, crime, yet they're having to deal with this for this week and taking up attention. >> that's a problem in primaries next year for any republican members who help with that kind of effort. the debt problems and financial world is signaling it's going to penetrate the conscious of washington politicians and you had the situation last week where jim jordan, the awes tense blizzard warnings was oppositeness blizzard warnings opposed because of the election results in 2020 and that's been a problem in the last few elections and what's become clear is kim laid it out in our paper and big spenders in washington were concern that had he was going to spoil the party and what taxpayers really need, whoever comes out of this is someone who is able to make the -- it's hard only having one house and the taxpayer needs the spending insanity. we're paying over $700 billion in interests costs on our debt and $800 billion next year and bigger than defense in 2025. this is the problem. they have to find someone who can address. d alarm bells are ringing on that . >> dana: these are people asked about president biden's handling of the war. >> i give him a c. >> an f. f. b+. craig:t he's handling it but could be better. >> he's not too responsible on a lot of things and i think he needs to put up a stronger front than what he is. he personally to me seems like he's presenting the united states as weak. >> dana: nbc news poll shows biden's handling of the war between israel and hamas around 41% approval so let me give you each 30 seconds and comment on this especially when president biden gave the prime time address last week and asking congress for a lot of money to help ukraine and israel. josh, go. >> ratings on israel are better than creating a vacuum in the middle east and chaos in the first year of his administration and overseas when he was president and russia invaded ukraine and committed this world erupted in chaos and it's not a good place to be and jimmy carter. the end of president ocean policy and didn't matter because the world looked like it's falling apart. >> the minor incursion by russia and willing to tolerate it and getting back to this fiscal problem, i think he could help himself a great deal and smooth the way for the aid program he wants by agreeing to cut some of the green subsidies claw back some of the that's put us in a terrible position and how deep and liquid the u.s. treasury market is. >> dana: james freeman, thank you. see if we get a speaker by the end of the day. >> thanks. >> bill: meanwhile federal prosecutors in the hunter biden probe to answer questions before the committee and house republicans looking at how the justice department handled all this and david spont has more from the hill. reporter: having no speaker hasn't stopped house republicans from continuing to investigation the president's son. martin especially travion green estrada is behind me inthis couo the to charge the president's son back in 20226789 i caught up with him -- 2022. i caught up with him moment ago in the wall ray watch. why did you decide not to charge hunter bidding 2022? any comment on what you hope to tell the eco committee today, s? reporter: no answer there. he'll sit for a tribed interview and -- transcribed interview and we pulled the transcript of the testimony and the irs investigation into hunter biden's taxes and there were discussions, bill, mine the scenes about -- behind the scenes of bringing tax charges of hunter bide anne donovan california's in the years 2016 and 2017, 2018 and 2019 in california. charges were presented in california but in mid at the present time 2022 according to biden and according to transcript of this year, i learned u.s. attorney estrada declined to bring charges in the central district of california and all intents and purposes the case was dead with the exception of the one gun charges that could be brought in delaware. that gun charge is moving towards trial and council david wise and based anywhere in the country and indicated he plans to bring charges against hunter biden for tax crimes in washington dc and bringing everything full circle and doj wants him to do it in public on live television for everyone to see and right now it'll be behind closed doors. >> dana: former president trump's georgia election interference case saying if she knew what she knows now, she'd not have chosen togeorgia and id to do my due diligence and i'd have declined to represent donald trump in these post election challenges and i look back on this whole experience with deep remorse. for those failures of my own -- >> bill: under the terms of the plea deal she reached with prosecutors, ellis will serve five years of probation, pay $5,000 in restitution to the georgia secretary of states office and overseas elections in the state -- oversees elections in the state and perform 100 hours of community service. >> bill: popping around the world literally, we're waiting at the moment antony blinken at the united nations security council as we speak. this is the israeli army getting ready for the next steps in gaza. we'll find out on that as we check in on the idf as the u.s. bolsters military assets in the region. deterrence is a critical factor on behalf of the administration. we'll see whether or not this conflict grows wider. >> what we're focused on is send ago clear message to iran and making sure that israel has what it needs in their fight right now. at over 13,000 us school districts, which have become top targets for ransomware attacks. but there's never been a reported ransomware attack on a chromebook. which is why thousands of schools like the fairfield-suisun unified school district switched to google tools for education. so they can focus on teaching and 22,000 students can focus on learning, knowing that their data is secure. 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reporter: bill, yesterday the state department insist that had hamas is not receiving anything in exchange for freeing the prisoners or any other prisoners not from the u.s. or any other country. take a listen. >> as far as i'm aware, hamas is not getting anything in return for the release of the hostages. reporter: in the first tv interviewed and the operative directly undercaughts that stitt department claim and putting conditions on releasing more captives. take a listen. >> you'll find them like egypt and others and they'll find the way to have the list and we'll send them to their home. >> so the state department's claim that hamas is not receiving anything for freeing these hostages is being met with intense skepticism by experts that are warning the united states not to fall for it. take a listen. >> hamas is worried about the ground war that's going to happen with israel. iran is worry that had hamas could lose and how bad that could be and they're going to throw two hostage tans out there for one to see if they can weaken us to keep israel from going into gaza and two, because they want to see if they can get something out of it. >> the white house meanwhile remains unable to confirm precisely how many americans are being held by hamas now inside gaza. >> there's ten unaccounted for americans and whether they're missing or deceased or being held hostage. reporter: antony blinken is meeting with leaders and how to get more hostages freed and the reality is that only a handful of countries potentially are liable to -- signed up to help the united states directly in this mission. >> bill: right about that. jillian, see what more cops from the state department today. jillian turner, thank you. dana. >> dana: israel confirms its army is ready to begin ground operations inside the trip and u.s. standing in support of the ally levering it up to military -- leaving it up to military commanders there and their marching orders. >> idf is one of the most capable militaries in the world and we're providing support and assistance. it's up to them to decide when they move forward with any type of incursion. we're providing and assisting them. >> we want to ask now israeli defense forces spokesman. the idf believes it has eliminated three hamas leadership people -- terrorists, that are in the gaza strip. how do you know that? >> yeah, well, they are precision targets, we know who they are, we know their role in the mechanism and one of them participated in the massacre on october 7. he participated in the pastrami keystone lake be'ere and they can never come in and abduct and rape and massacre israelis again. >> bill: sir, you watched 85-year-old hostage give her first interview and about 5:00 earlier today east coast time. what do you think you learned from her experience as you listened to they are answer those questions by way of her daughter? >> well, clearly the question that has to be asked is who in their right mind abducts an 85-year-old woman to begin with? everything they've done, hamas terrorist organization is part of their psychological terror, they're trying to wear us down and they're trying to scare israelis. they won't succeed. we're a country of people of strong resolve and we're determined to bring all of the hostages home. that's the top of the priority and we'll continue to destroy hamas on one hand and bring our people home on the other. this is just >> they were separated and abducted them and thinking of our husband or dad abducted and still being held by hamas in gaza. >> it's the government's instruction. we're a mill stair and democratic state. we will mobilize once the government gives the green light to move forward and second would be the operational conditions and we need the optimal operational conditions in order to achieve our goal so i would say our mobilization will not happen a minute before either of those, and i would actually stress both of those conditions are met. once the green light is given and operational conditions the type of positions to use in order to try and delay our advance if and when that happens so we need to be prepared and need to be, we're equipping and tasking the soldiers and forces of different units and making sure they know how their role in the broader picture is clear to achieve the in additional destroying and dismantling hamas and never use the gaza strip as staging ground against the people ever again. again. >> dana: lieutenant colonel peter lerner, thank you for your time and we appreciate it. >> thank you, dan that. >> bill: 46 past the hour and watching this now, members of the squad quick to blame israel for gaza hospital attack last week and backlash was swift and un-relenting. >> were crimes are not appropriate response and do not institute other war crimes. are you a veteran, own a home and need money for your family? 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the answer is, yes, you're worried alabama the rise of anti-semitism and worried about hatred of muslim americans. must do better. that spread like a prairie fire and karine jean-pierre tweeted the president and our team are very worried about rise of anti-semitism especially after the horrific hamas terror attack in israel. can you walk us through this and help understand why the question was so clear but the answer seeped to be buried in a book on a podium. >> what happened since 77 bc is miz people, the jews, were disbursed throughout the world and living as slaves unstill the state of israel. with the exce exception of the e of israel, we've always been at the mercy of the countries that allowed us to live there. the countries whether it was the polls or russians or tushes could take what they wanted and we jews got in the habit of saying, please, please, can't you see there's such a thing as humanity? the problem is that a lot of people see there's such a thing as humanity but a lot of people and a lot of them are in power at the white house don't think the jews are human beings. jowski it's a stunning piece of writing and what price do you mean, david? >> the price is that, you know, i'm a conservative and i used to have a lot of liberal trends but i don't know where they are. maybe they lost my number but there's a lot of condition servetive friends that are not jewish, and at certain points they all get this lookday, i thought jews were smart why do they look for liberals? they're not smart, they're stupid and when it cops to getting to the group and exception of state of israel, we say i don't want to be identified. leave me alone. >> what i suggested in the article is thanksgiving is coming up when your kids come home from college, don't send them back. stop funding anti-semitic hatred and calling it a good place to meet people. for a jew to send his or her son or daughter to these elite institutions because they'll make connections is the same thing as putting their daughter in a brothel because they're going to meet powerful men there. it doesn't make sense and we're going to have to assert ourselves rather than pretending we're talking to franklin roosevelt who sent jews back to die in the gas chambers and wouldn't interdict the holocaust. he did nothing for the jews and he's dead. liberals have never done anything for the jews. only person who ever did anything for the jews was trump. he brought piece to the middle east and liberal jews are saying oh, i don't like this trump. it's time to stop putting our head in the sand and time to stop letting people push on our back and telling it's raining. >> bill: i'm going to finish the line, sick thrill of an 'til semitism has a price. surrender of reason and with it a conscious. david, thank you for your time. >> yeah. >> bill: really enjoy speaking with you. >> thank you, very welcome. >> dana: such a talented play writer. back to the house for a moment. house republicans are in the basement, they're meeting to decide who could become a speaker. just a few minutes ago they were down to 6 but now down to five. potential candidates for speaker and representative bergman is the latest to drop out. they go through the rounds trying to get to majority. if they're able to get comfort it'd >> bill: emmert90, donalds 47 and johnson 33. we'll get that tally this afternoon and maybe i'll be with sandra smith and we'll bring to you. >> dana: secretary antony blinken speaking at un general security council today. that is an important thing to watch. live look and ziti ragaini ellie foreign ministers remarks and he's bringing two family members that have hostages >> an 85-year-old woman had a lot of strength and showed it earlier today. >> dana: the faulkner know suspended ands is next. here she is. >> israel war with hamas terrorist seeing