you for joining us i am trey gowdy and it is sunday night in america. there is war in the middle east. the terrorist group hamas launched a massive surprise attack on israel killing nearly 1000, injuring thousands more in taking israeli soldiers and citizens hostage. including women and children. it was barbaric an rather than minimize citizen casualties hamas targeted civilians including americans. the attack was launched by land, sea, and air seemed to catch one of the world s most battle ready countries by surprise. was really leader benjamin netanyahu promise a devastating response israel is in the process of delivering that response. netanyahu also told his country to prepare for war. perhaps protracted war as israeli defense forces will likely go door to door looking for kidnapped citizens and soldiers. we begin tonight with trey yingst live in israel what is the latest. the islamic jihad entered israel fired on the border committees taking some hostage and executing
an investigation into celeste actions also coming up religion in the middle east this as the u.s. and israeli leaders insist trying to do slim decision is a step towards peace israel s a vast desert germany talks about the four without an exclusive interview with you . also coming up in the next sixty minutes browning in sewage manual scavenging keeps the muck flowing is illegal in india get the death toll of saturday should workers from the no cost communities keeps on rising. last financing the fight against climate change french president in london mccraw hosts international heads of state and business leaders for a one day summit aimed at finding billions of dollars to help poor countries reduce their greenhouse gas emissions and we look at china as a radical plan to cut pollution and when to shut down the factories. hello i m under touching our pleasure to have your company u.s. president donald trump is facing scrutiny once again over allegations of sexual misconduct th
i mean, my grandparents had their naturalization papers framed on the wall. and i suspect that was very common for hundreds of thousands and indeed millions of immigrants who became citizens and were fiercely proud of becoming citizens because it gave them a place of belonging and gave them a place to be where they were. that s my point. you have to have a concept of citizenship as well. if you go backwards if american history, is there always the concept of citizenship in the colonies? they re not kcitizens per se. yeah, they are, i mean, and that s why in 1740, there s an imperial law for instance, in the 1740 law allows protestants and others to become citizens and you read this and you say, well, what are the others? the others turn out to be quakers and jews. now we know who can t become citizens which were catholics. yes, so in the 1740s, you could migrate to the american colonies and become a citizen of the british empire and that meant a great deal. that meant y
upstate. does ted cruz have that? chuck: he has it to a point. it gives him a high for. ruybio has been making rubio has been makingg inroads. you have the ben carson factor. he has not gone away. he is not expanding his face anywhere, but he s not going away. his base anymore, but he s not going away. the cruz people learned of this hard in iowa, the longer carson stays in, that hurts cruz s abi lity to turn that support into a first-place finish. gabrielle: chuck todd, we thank you very much. and just a reminder for you, wyff news 4 is your home for political coverage. tomorrow night, as soon as the polls close at 7:00 p.m., we ll bring you the election results right here on wyff 4 and on our mobile app. you can also watch nbc s lester holt reporting from columbia nightly news tonight. nigel: paying respects to a longtime justice. today, thousands visited the supreme court, where the body of antonin scalia lies in repose. gabrielle: aixa diaz has more from washington
but a lot more will be located in the field either at the stadium or at the events in san francisco. reporter: the fbi is also coordinating with local law enforcement agencies who will have their own officers inside the command post. the super bowl is an enormous potential target for terrorists. today the fbi showed off some of the high-tech weapons in its arsenal including remote- controlled robots used by its bomb squad but agents say the biggest security challenge may not be a terrorist network but rather an individual acting alone. the so-called lone wolf. it s not always advance notice in terms of what these individuals might do so soft targets are tough. reporter: from its command post in the heart of sillicon valley the fbi s team will try to sniff out potential problems both in cyberspace and the real world. i am confident in the planning and i am confident that we are going to be able to get through the next 10 days without a significant event. can t guarante