and this have left their homes for now but don t want to be in harm s way any longer but there s a lot of attention now on the borders of israel. tensions heating up in the west bank, there is an unmanned aerial vehicle, a drone that was shot down near the jordanian border, 6 rockets were fired, and and strikes continue in gaza, it is given by the palestinian health authority controlled by hamas is at over 200 now. half of those, women and children. there is a lot of rubble in the video we ve seen over the last few days, there is sewage in the streets as well and they are close to running out of electricity. there will be an opening for some sort of shipment of fuel and some relief aid, food etc. to get into the gaza strip, we are waiting to see if that happens, 38,000 people displaced in the gaza strip and they are trying to take shelter in 48 schools. imagine how difficult that is to manage with the coronavirus pandemic still ongoing and that population has not been vaccina
todd: a shot a report claiming the biden administration flying unaccompanied migrant children to tennessee. lawmakers demanding answers. carley: single and ready to mingle, the white house wants to be a wind man. fox and friends first continues right now. todd: joe has the aviator glasses. think about it. carley: partnering with dating apps. todd: joe by your side. good morning, you are watching fox and friends first friday morning. carley: we are going to go straight to a fox news alert. still in celebrating as israel and hamas dear clara cease-fire, hundreds of lives. todd: despite the agreement hamas vowing to keep its hand, quote, on the trigger. reporter: good morning. a cease-fire that went into effect 10 hours ago still holding and you can see behind me in southern israel life getting back to normal after 11 story days of fighting between hamas and the israeli military. the rocket fire and airstrikes of stopped. 80,000 palestinians internally displaced interna
also, an update on the hours long hostage stand-off at a texas synagogue. and my take on a dangerous rise in anti-semitism here in the united states. good evening. i m mehdi hasan. of the hundreds of people who have been arrested in the year plus since the january 6th attack on the united states capitol, the most important so far has been the arrest of this man. meet stewart rhodes the founder of the far right militia the oath keepers. he is a former army paratrooper who was honorably discharged after he was injured in a night parachuting accident. he then worked for libertarian congressman ron paul and went to yale law school. so far what would seem to be a kind of main stream conservative. according to the southern policy law center it s only when rhodes moved to montana that his beliefs turned a hard right away from small d democratic politics the justice department announced thursday it was charging rhodes and ten of his coconspirators with something called seditious co
and surprising details from the other woman who helped to uncover the truth. it still affects me emotionally. did scott peterson kill his wife? i do not believe he did. who else could have done it? i am glad you asked that once upon a time in a small california city lived a sweet pregnant woman with a radiant smile and outside family hardly anyone knew her name. my daughter s been missing since this morning. she is eight months pregnant. she would never know how famous the name of hers would become. would never know that a curious, sympathetic puzzled nation had cast an eye her way. laci peterson. she was 27 years old. and on the night before christmas she was gone. laci, if you are out there and can hear and see us, we love you. and we are searching. we are looking. it hit something, something in the air. that name. that smile. that mystery. impossible to put down. whoever has her, please, please, please let her go and bring her back to us. we love her
a massive fire inside of an apartment building in the bronx. 19 dead, dozens hurt. i was scared, that s what really hit me. liright now, australia court considers whether to let tennis champion novak jdjokavich to defend his title. right now, wasn t clear about the responsibilities, what the expectations were. tonight, omicron surging rapidly across the country, hospitals struggling to deep up. large portion of the population unvaccinated, that sets up a large pool of people who as they get infected will end up straining the resources we have in the hospitals today. i m joe mattingly in washington in for pamela brown tonight, you are in the cnn newsroom and we begin this hour with breaking news out of new york city where at least 19 people were killed in what s called the city s worst fire in three decades, among the dead, nine children, started late this morning in a bronx apartment building and quickly spread throughout two apartments, firefighters on the scene