moments ago. as a result of these efforts an initial group of foreign nationals including u.s. citizens departed gaza through rafah today. and we expect exits of u.s. citizens and foreign nationals to continue over the next several days. we want to make sure we can get u.s. citizens and their family members out as safely as possible. a total of about 400 americans and their families are among the roughly 7,000 foreign nationals seeking to leave. some injured palestinians are also making it through to hospitals in egypt. you see there a long line of ambulances lined up near the rafah crossing. but as these evacuations ramp up, deadly israeli airstrikes continue. one in northern gaza yesterday hit the crowded refugee camp of jabalya. israel says the attack targeted a hamas commander who was behind the october 7th terrorist attacks. and today a second explosion rocking that camp. the idf just confirming it was another israeli strike. we have global coverage for you. we beg
he s an interesting candidate. let s see what the next three years bring him. rick: and the immigration reform bill, has it hurt marco rubio? no. rick: and are you eating chicken salad for lunch today? i m having a ham sandwich today. i ve already thought about that. rick: i like it. how about you? what are you having for lunch? rick: i m going to have a chicken salad sandwich, that s why it was on my mind. [laughter] always good to talk to you, karl, thanks so much. thanks for having me. jenna: the growing revolt against government spying and prying is gaining momentum today. a last minute push protected the nsa program of domestic surveillance, the house narrowly rejecting a bill to restrict the collection of americans private communication records which means it will continue for the time being. our chief congressional correspondent, mike emanuel, is live on capitol hill. he does not get any breaks for lunch s so we can t ask him what he s going to eat, but what are those b