i m jose diaz-balart. overnight in washington, violent clashes between police and protesters outside the democratic national committee headquarters as tensions erupt over the israel-hamas war. meanwhile, overseas, israeli forces storm gaza s main hospital for the second time in 24 hours. what israel claims they found inside. china reacts to president biden calling xi jinping a dictator, just hours after the critical meeting between the two world leaders. breaking moments ago, the house ethics committee has released its report on its investigation into republican congressman george santos. and senator tammy duckworth joins us to talk about that and tommy tuberville s block on military promotions. we begin this hour in washington, d.c. where last night a violent clash broke out between pro-palestinian protesters and capitol police, just outside dnc headquarters. among the hundreds of people in attendance, police said dozens of demonstrators got into a shoving match with
perilous conditions, how much longer can they continue to put up the good fight? i think history has shown that, you know, an attacking army can take a shot after civilian populations. we saw that in the second world war. ukraine will take this fight to the finish. i wish the biden administration would do more to shorten the war by giving them the artillery and drones and air defense that they need. anita: we ll continue to hear that debate in continue moving forward. thank you for your insight today. thanks for coming on. dan hoffman. moving on. what the founder of ftx has planned for next week and the lawmakers on capitol hill now calling for an investigation into the collapse of his multibillion dollar crypto exchange. coming up next. announcer: type 2 diabetes? discover the power of 3 in the ozempic® tri-zone. in my ozempic® tri-zone, i lowered my a1c, cv risk,
reporter: on the outskirts of the capital is being relentlessly shelled, and there s no escape, not even for the civilians you can see at the top of your picture, running with their cases to get away. this is an entirely residential area. two children and their mother were killed outright. but this area is filled with families, utterly powerless against this attacking army. the bombed bridge is now a target for the russian troops. and those trying to escape came under fire several times. the ukrainian soldiers tried to shoot down drones,. itting the positions of the
i want to take you to egypt. supporterses of the man who was just ousted. let s call it what it is a coup. there has been a lot of bloodshed. people injured, killed. some of the supporterses attacking army. army attacking back. what s the circumstance? is it ramping up? is it under control? where is this going? it s calm where i am. this has been a peaceful demonstration. there have been clashes in other parts of cairo in this part of cairo but not quite here. we are told one man has been killed. a pro morsy person. we are told according to one eyewitness that four supporters of morsy were killed there. here, very peaceful. a crowd very passionate in their
parts of the globe. mike, this is safer than it used to be. once upon a time, american embassies and consulates were right on the street, easily vulnerable. i can remember the destruction of the american embassy in beirut which was blown up by a car bomb that just steered in the driveway and boom, because there was really nothing to stop it. that doesn t happen much so more. the consulate in benghazi was a temporary facility. it had security, some standoff, but it was pretty limited. it s not a place where you could fight off an attacking army, and that s what they were facing. they had people with firing rpgs into the compound. in egypt, talking to embassy people last night on the phone, you had protesters climbing the walls that surround the embassy. they were screaming to the egyptian police, do something. get these people out of here. and the police are saying well, it s very dangerous. we re not sure this is the right time. finally, thank goodness, the egyptian police did crack