tomorrow. we are one week away from the midterms. president joe biden heads back on the campaign trail this afternoon in a last-minute attempt to win over voters. we ll get live reports from two key battleground states, pennsylvania and georgia, in just a moment. ambassador ahead, a key government witness in the seditious conspiracy trial of the founder of the oath keepers testified he believed the january 6th attack on the capitol could start a new american revolution. we ll have these details for you straight ahead. and we ll be joined by a member of the january 6th select committee congressman adam kinzinger. willie? let s begin with new details on the assault on house speaker nancy pelosi s 82-year-old husband at the couple s san francisco home. the suspect scheduled to be appearing in court later today. david depape is being charged with a number of felonies including attempted murder as well as federal crimes that include the attempted kidnapping of a federal offici
where israeli troops are still fighting it s a mess on the ground inside of israel. two days after the large-scale attacks. israeli military keeping strikes on gaza and has completely upgrades the fatalities in hamas. hamas is claiming to have launched a major missile attack on the southern israeli city of ashkelon with israel saying an apartment building was hit, this comes as the militant group claims to now be holding 100. the death toll has claimed past 700 inside of israel. aleast 260 were killed at a music festival near the israel-gaza border. we re following the developments and elliott is joining us now. elliott, this is so much to stay on top of. but there has been discussion about the hostages. we ve been hearing the harrowing stories from family members on our air. how much will that impact israel s retaliation? it certainly complicates things. if they weren t hostages we ve probably already seen incursion by the israelis to demonstrate in the gaza strip. b
we are coming to you live from gaza. the israeli prime minister says hamas leaders left gaza s largest hospital shortly before the army raided it. speaking to cbs news, benjamin netanyahu said there was no gunfight at al shifa because hamas had already fled. israel insists there s a hamas command centre at the site, but hasn t yet provided conclusive evidence. mr netanyahu also said hostages could have been moved from the hospital. yolande knell reports from jerusalem. the first evidence of the tunnel at al shifa hospital, israel s army says, but not the vast underground hamas command centre which it had said was hidden under the building. hamas and medics deny that here. an israeli soldier also shows the haul of weapons said to have been found in the compound. we cannot independently verify this footage. hundreds of palestinians, including newborn babies, remain trapped at the hospital without power. meanwhile, the body of yehudi weiss was found in a house nearby, israel s m
Alix dorsainvil from new hampshire had been working for a christian humanitarian aid organization. her husband, a director for that nonprofit, confirmed alex was abducted with their child thursday morning near the capital of port-au-prince, saying they are working to secure their safe return. tonight, the state department tight-lipped on any ongoing efforts. we are in regular contact with the haitian authorities, and we ll continue to work with them and our u.s. government interagency departments. but because it s an ongoing law enforcement investigation, there s not any more detail i can offer. reporter: in this promotional video, alix seen discussing her work. kids from the school will get permission from their teachers and they send them over and come to the nurse s office and i check them out. reporter: we ve long reported on haiti s descent into chaos. violence escalating as gangs control almost 80% of port-au-prince. the abduction of alix and her child happened the same d
But then the issues of the day, especially myanmar, are going to be the ones that preoccupy them the most. and especially with violence escalating in myanmar and reports that a convoy delivering humanitarian assistance from asean countries was attacked in myanmar in recent days, it s going to be really hard for them to overlook that as being sort of the key challenge that they really have to grapple with. yeah. you know, against that backdrop, what can they realistically achieve on myanmar, particularly given the fact that there s been so much dissent within the group, hasn t there? there doesn t seem to be a sort of united voice or position on this issue. realistically, there s very little that they can do to resolve the situation within myanmar. and i think it s widely accepted that only domestic factors within myanmar are going to be able to resolve that crisis. but asean still has a role