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futures, i m maria bartiromo. we begin this sunday morning with war in the middle east. israeli media is reporting at least 600 dead, more than 2,000 injured after gaza terrorist group hamas launched its most severe attack on israel in years over the weekend, propelling the state of israel into war. prime minister benjamin netanyahu declaring we are at a war and we will win, advising citizens to shelter in place, directing israel s military to respond to the unprovoked attack with retaliatory strikes. speaking from the white house yesterday, president biden stated that israel will have all appropriate means of support. as the administration is defending its decision just two weeks ago to free up $6 billion to iran in a prisoner swap. the administration is pushing back on criticism over the weekend, reiterating that that the money is being used for humanitarian purposes and not for supporting terrorist groups like hamas. joining me right now to discuss the state of affa ....
[gunfire] neil: all right, now it is a war, and we re getting indications that it could be spreading. we do know now the biggest escalation in the middle east we ve seen in a number of years as hamas surprises israelis on a holy day and launches a rocket attack on what we now know is that in that attack better than 100 israelis have been killed, hundreds for injured. the palestinian authority, there have been counterstrikes in the palestinian areas occupied by the same individuals who might have been behind the attack on israel and there they have reports of more than 300 dead and 1600 wounded. and so it escalates, and so it goes on and so history, it would appear, is repeating itself. welcome, everybody, i m neil cavuto. fox on top of another war and a dangerous war, going down around the 50th anniversary of the famous yom kippur war. that was a war that triggered a back and forth between both sides, ultimately resulting in an a oil embargo that was led by countries th ....
criminal trial wraps up for the day in new york city. former communications director hope hicks faking business recoo cover up a payment to porn star stormy daniels before the 2016 election. he says he did nothing wrong and should be on the campaign trail not on trial. courthouse in georgia where courthouse instead of being anyone back i would say 10 states where i would like to be right now. you have 10 states. we are already marked down months ago. marked down to be in georgia today. trace: judge janine pierrot standing by but first mate for is live outside the courthouse in the manhattan. afternoon. good afternoon. former trump advisor hope hicks is still on the stand answering questions, mainly so far about her time as press secretary during former president donald trump s 2016 campaign. really notable moment within the past 20 minutes or so. hope hicks testified when an article came out exposing that american media had purchased but never published the story ....
we will tell you how many demonstrators have been arrested or detained and what punishment they are facing a president trump faces gag offend e continues to speak out. nation s intelligence efforts talk about the greatest worldwide threats on capitol hill. president biden says there is no place for anti-semitism, violence or hate speech. today marked his first public statement about the anti-israel college protests since a brief comment april 22nd to a shouted question on earth day. some of his critics say it was too little beings too late. the administration insists he was crystal clear this morning. white house correspondent peter doocy has details live from the north lawn. good evening, peter. peter: president biden only chose to speak for this for four minutes and he chose not to mention israel. but the president s point to protesters was the white house has your back until certain lines are crossed. there s the right to protest, but not the right to cause cha ....
right now. here you can see police there with their riot gear on campus handling and confronting protesters there who have been in an encampment. these are the pro-palestinian protests we ve seen breaking out across the country. also with us retired seattle police chief and msnbc law enforcement analyst, carmen best. tim, thank you for taking a moment to join us. walk us through what you re seeing and what s happening there. well, ana, it s absolute chaos here on campus, if i m honest with you here at wb madison. i ll step out of the way. law enforcement officials are in the distance. they have their riot shields out, and they ve been advancing on protesters all morning long. they are clearing out an encampment that s been here since monday morning at around 9:00 a.m. that encampment consisted of about two dozen or so tents, but most of those tents are now gone and law enforcement are going tent by tent taking them down. i want to walk you over here as well to where t ....