after the attack took place, large crowds suddenly gathered outside the cemetery, and they were chanting, death to the united states, and death to israel. ali arouzi, thank you for that. let s go to gaza now, and the push to free six american hostages. nbc s josh lederman reports from tel aviv for us. how confident, josh, is the u.s. about negotiations to bring them home? reporter: well, chris, the u.s. is confident that there are still six americans who are missing after october 7th and believed to be in gaza. they are less confident about whether all six of those are still alive. just a week or two ago, the number was eight, and then we learned that two of those american citizens, a married couple had actually been killed on october 7th in israel and then their bodies brought to the gaza strip by hamas, according to the kibbutz, where they are from. there have been delicate negotiations taking place to try to strike a new hostage deal
in an israeli air strike in beirut. it comes as moments from now, the israeli cabinet is expected to meet to discuss what their plans are for gaza if they complete their goal of wiping out the terrorist group. for the civilians inside gaza, the prospect of this war lasting throughout 2024 is devastating. one family surviing in a tent city said they sleep in fear. for palestinians across the territory, the u.n. is sounding the alarm over a lack of access to food, saying more than 90% of people there have regularly gone without food for an entire day. one mother of four shared with the new york times how desperately hard it is to find food for her kids and that, quote, in a fleeting moment of internet access she once caught the children huddled around her phone to watch a youtube video of someone eating french fries. that s a painful concept. nbc s josh lederman reports from tel aviv from us. also with us, nbc news white
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but now, officials are trying to shut it down over climate change concerns josh lederman reports. reporter: tonight, new york authorities an air permit for a power plant they say generates electricity mainly for mining bitcoin. the state citing concerns about climate change amid a community outcry we hope that this is the start of a domino effect across the country. reporter: last june, nbc news got an exclusive look at the greenwich generation plant on seneca lake the plant closed permanently in 2011 but was resurrected six years later by a private equity firm that installed thousands of power-guzzling servers mining bitcoin the gas-fired turbines cooled by lake water from this pipeline that extends deep into seneca lake. the plant s been operating for 80 years and the environmental impact of the plant has never been better than it is right now. reporter: but new york authorities saying this week the plant s emissions have increased drastically over the past few years, drive
get more 5g bars in more places- switch to t-mobile for business today. a very fluid situation in ukraine and russia this morning. ukrainian officials say russia violated a cease fire agreement today that was supposed to allow refugees safe passage from two cities. nbc s josh lederman reports that the state department is calling for all u.s. citizens to leave russia immediately. immediately. and some other news from inside russia, russian customs officials are saying that they have detained 31-year-old american basketball player brittney griner. the customs service says that vape cartridges were found inside her luggage, notably transportation of drugs in russia can carry a prison sentence of five to ten years. now, her team, the phoenix mercury released a statement