washington. i m bret baier. breaking tonight. it is election day in more than 30 states across the country today. handful of those races are being closely watched tonight. possible implications down the road. as polls close. polls close in an hour in virginia and kentucky. we have fox team coverage on all of that a bit later. but, first, one month after the hamas attack on his nation, israel s prime minister is ruling out any cease-fire or pause in the fighting without the release of all hostages. president biden asked benjamin netanyahu to consider what are being called tactical pauses in the fighting, perhaps a three day stop to get humanitarian aid into gaza and try to get hostages out. tonight, we re also hearing from some relatives of american hostages still believed to be held by hamas. and there is more controversy about where president biden stands regarding all of the dissent in this country for israel s actions. white house correspondent jacqui heinrich has details
coast and 8:00 p.m. in los angeles. this is america s late news. this is fox news @ night . it is now november 7th and israel marking one month since the terrorist attacks of october seventh and the beginning of the war. israeli defense forces say they now have gaza city surrounded and are on the verge of entering the city at any moment unleashing what they say is a street by street, building by building fight. and most of the hostages are believed to be in the tunnels below gaza city. meantime in the northern part of israel, hezbollah is again ratcheting up the rocket fire threatening to open another front in the war. we have team box coverage. steve harrigan is in northern israel. we begin in tel aviv where alex hogan is live with the latest on the fight in gaza. alex? reporter: high trace. the last day israeli fighter jets have struck about 450 hamas targets. ground forces are expected to move in on gaza city in the coming days. experts say it s the subterranean undergr
exports are now curently worth $7 million annually. but things are improving. last month china said it will review its tariffs on australian exports and australia has suspended action it had taken against china at the world trade organization. let s discuss this with professorjames laurenceson director of the australia china relations institute at the university of technology sydney. good to have it on the programme. i vejust mentioned programme. i ve just mentioned wine programme. i vejust mentioned wine is one example of where things had been very difficult when it comes to trade. where else have been problems? when the albanese else have been problems? when the albanese inaudible. - the albanese inaudible. sadly you are frozen. we don t seem to have a good line with you. perhaps we will return to you. perhaps we will return to you a little later on in the programme to talk about this story because of course we want to look at that very important relationship between au
bill: unprecedented. also the leading nominee in the republican fight for the nomination. dana: by far. bill: had words at an event on saturday and he made mention of it walking in, right? polling shows i m leading. this is called election interference. he said it repeatedly for the past several weeks and said it is an unfair situation. similar comments that we ve heard prior. dana: he has a very determined look on his face focusing and one of defiance. bill: so if you listen to some of these legal analysts, bret had a great constitutional attorney on last week. a fast talker, right? we like fast talkers. she was making the case that even the judge found him liable already she thinks this is ripe upon appeal because the valuations in real estate are not entirely concrete. a lot of the stuff is subjective. that was the reference she was making last week. we ll see whether or not we ll get to that point. the question is what will happen. dana: eric and the two son
38 political candidates have been killed during the campaign, making mexico s election one of the most violent in recent history. will grant, what s the latest you can tell us. you can probably hear behind me, the main square in mexico city, the festivities for claudia sheinbaum s supporters are picking up, they are pretty confident she has got this. there are not enough votes counted yet to say that with any degree of certainty, but certainly, i don t think they need convincing. she has always been quite far ahead in the polls before voting day, and they are convinced that has been transferred to the vote itself. that said, her nearest challenger galvez has already claimed victory too, so we are in one of those strange post electoral moments. it will be ironed out in the coming hours, but we aren t maybe a few hours away from mexico declaring who its next woman president, almost certainly, it is. $5 its next woman president, almost certainly, it is. as you sa , almost certai