and that s what bank of america was for me. sandra: all right, 9:00 p.m. in the middle east and fighting is back on after a seven-day truce came to a close, signalling a new stage in this war. sirens are sounding across central and southern israel at this hour and the idf is striking further into gaza as we speak. the fate of roughly 130 hostages is still up in the air. welcome to our two, i m sandra smith here in new york. hi, john. john: good to be with you for a second hour, i m john roberts in washington and this is america reports . israel urging all civilians in gaza to evacuate as operations expand into the southern part of the strip. the biden administration warning israel to proceed with caution, raising concern more aid and support to our ally may be limited. so, what is the strategy going forward? sandra: we will put that question to mark regev, a senior adviser to benjamin netanyahu in moments. but first, to nate foy, he s live on the ground in northern isr
minister benjamin netanyahu said that there is currently no deal to release them. netanyahu updated israelis during a news briefing in tel aviv a week ago. a week ago, netanyahu told nbc news there could be a possible deal with hamas in the works. but earlier today, thousands of israelis marched into jerusalem, demanding their government do more to release the hostages being held in gaza. also today, in tel aviv, in a separate protest, israelis demanded a cease-fire and long term solutions to secure peace in the region. netanyahu maintains a temporary cease-fire we ll come after hamas releases the hostages. in this video, we can see right there, in gaza city today, shows people leaving al-shifa hospital, the director of gaza s hospital system claimed israeli army ordered people to leave, but the israeli army denies they forced people out. only a few doctors stayed behind to treat patients or too sick to leave. the hamas control government said that 12,000 people have died
to rescue more than 200 hostages kidnapped by hamas six capital riot from his federal weeks ago. today, israeli prime benjamin netanyahu says there is currently no deal to release them. netanyahu updated israelis during a news briefing in tel election interference aviv. indictment a week ago, netanyahu told nbc news there could be a possible deal with hamas. but earlier today, thousands of why did trump try to censor his own israelis marched into jerusalem, demanding their government do what s the strategy there? look. i think trump is very concerned he s going to be tried in the more to release the hostages being held in gaza. district of before a jury who witnessed the events of january 6th. firsthand. also today, in tel aviv, in a and so it s really not surprising he s going to try separate protest, israelis and limit his involvement in this offense anyway he can. demanded a cease-fire and long term solutions to secure peace but jack smith s indictment in the region.
hearing for one of the two migrants charged with the killing of a 12-year-old girl in houston. the men lured her under a bridge, tied her up and killed her. each is facing capital murder charges. prosecutors are asking for the men to be held on $1 million bond. more on that as we get it. first there is this. how are you preparing for the debate? we see president biden is out at camp david and you are on the campaign trail. what is your strategy. i look forward to the debate. campaign trail versus camp david. strategies could not be more different. both are preparing for the debate just three days away. i m gillian turner, bill and dana are off today. mike: i m mike emanuel, this is america s newsroom. president biden has been at camp david since thursday. he and his team are rehearsing behind closed doors with no public events on his schedule. gillian: former president trump was in philly this weekend and he got an emotional response from one young supporter. ma
hello, i am allysia acuna along with doctor park siegel and joe concha. welcome to the big weekend show . the big stories of fox news alert. trump takes on the city of brotherly love, the pro forma president had cheesesteaks before heading to north philadelphia for a rally in front of thousands of support supporters. philly is the first in a series of recent stops trump as he tries to gain momentum and blue cities. as we await for him to head to the mic in philadelphia, this is the second each of the day, we heard from him earlier today when he was in washington d.c. he s clearly serious expanding is based. not only not afraid to see biden at the cnn presidential debate but not afraid of going to blue cities. if you re going to be president of the united states, your president of everybody and want everybody to know what it is you re going to do and how you will help them in the way is to see them, it makes a big difference, we see this with communities of color noting