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vossoughian live for you here from msnbc headquarters. we are going to begin with some breaking news. as night falls in the middle east, here is what is new this hour. we just heard from the idf, big, breaking news. a statement releaseby them that idea forces,backed by an extensive logistical effort and by completing the reserve mobilization of hundreds of thousands of servicemen, are preparing to implement a wide range of offensive operative plans which include, among other things, and integrated and coordinated attack from the air, sea, and land. we are going to get a live report from israel in a moment on what this all means. also some other headlines are happening this hour, as well. three hours past if you outlined for the evacuation of northern gaza. the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, telling his soldiers, quote, the next age is coming. and new report from nbc news saying u.s. officials privately low on israel to show restraint. and the u.n. saying hu ....
ibach welcome to the journal editorial report as we wrap up a busy week for donald trump and his legal team. stormy daniels took the stand with some salacious testimony that may have done the prosecution more harm than good as the defense calls for a mistrial as two criminal cases against the former president hit new roadblocks that could push them past the november election, with the judge delaying the classified documents case in florida. an appeals court reviewing the decision to keep district attorney vani will less on the case. kim s trostle and manhattan institute senior fellow jason riley. you are following the trial in new york. what are the most important things we have learned now that in an is in its third week? the most important thing we have not learned is what the second crime is. donald trump was indicted for falsifying business records, this would be a misdemeanor normally unless you could claim he had a felonious intent to commit another crime. da al ....
and the biden administration s efforts to find missing americans. plus, we ll go through the new reporting on the massacre by hamas terrorists, that says the terror group s main backer may have been left in the dark. we ll discuss how that aligns with previous reports. also ahead, an update from capitol hill on the speaker s race. republicans have a nominee, but it is not clear if he s got the votes to get the gavel. i mean, willie, looks like more chaos. rough timing. more chaos from republicans. we have, of course, just an existential challenge for the people of israel who are going to need support from congress. we have an existential challenge from ukraine. yeah. and with all that s going on, i mean, you look and see what may be happening in taiwan, if, you know, one domino falls after another. we need congress and congress with a speaker. steve scalise is the nominee, but nowhere in the neighborhood of having the votes he needs. that s why they didn ....
something like that ever, that there is something in the world which is more important than even my family, but unfortunately the reality has changed and here we are. and fresh fears the night of the war escalating to the northern border. i m live on israel but northern border with lebanon where the sirens have been sounding and the idf say they are investigating a suspected new aerial infiltration. also on the programme. as the labour party conference comes to a close, sir keir starmer tells our political editor how he plans to build more than a million homes. the blaze in a car park at luton airport last night, flights finally resumed this afternoon. and the handful of dust grabbed from an asteroid nasa reveals what clues it contains about the creation of the solar system. coming up in sportsday later in the hour on bbc news we ll get the latest from the scotland camp. tomorrow night in spain, they can become the first side to qualify for next year s european cham ....
much of the territory now a mass of broken buildings and rubble. more than 1,000 people have died, many more are injured, after several days of israeli bombing. we ll get the latest on the ground from rushdi abu alouf in gaza city, and anna foster, on the northern border with lebanon, where tensions are rising with the militant group, hezbollah. here, we ll be speaking to people in the uk desperately worried about family affected by the violence in both israel and gaza. also on the programme. labour leader sir keir starmer tells the bbc he s a yimby not a nimby saying yes to house building in his own back yard. in the us, republicans choose a new speaker of the house of representatives after his predecessor was ousted by a revolt from within his own party. and the handful of dust grabbed from an asteroid and the clues it contains about the creation of the solar system. and the newsnight at 10:30, we will go deeper behind the headlines and speak live to key players ....