search his mar-a-lago estate if trump continued to refuse to hand over classified documents. we begin tonight with the first televised hearing in fani willis criminal case against former president trump in georgia. i m jason johnson in tonight for joy reid. the trial will be televised and is coming very soon. today, we have a taste of what s to come. fulton county superior court judge scott mcafee said he would allow kenneth chesebro to sever his case from sidney powell. chesebro and powell are among the 19 defendants in the georgia racketeering case. they have both asked for speedy trials. chesebro is accused of being the, quote, architect of the trump elector scheme while sidney powell is facing a slew of charges that include an effort to improperly access voting machines in rural coffee county, georgia. the defendant said their cases were different and they wanted to be tried separately. prosecutor s response, that ain t the way this works. so we ve heard a lot from b
today. more than 1,000 have died. all signs point to a ground invasion from israel becoming imminent. president biden announcing the american death toll has risen to 14 and confirming that americans are among the hostages. as president, i have no higher priority than the safety of americans being held hostage around the world. secretary austin today reinforcing the president s message. the united states continues to stand firm with israel and the israeli people. we will continue to ensure that israel has what it needs to keep itself and its citizens safe. good day, everyone. i m andrea mitchell in washington. president biden spoke by phone with israel s prime minister netanyahu this morning again and will meet with jewish american community leaders at the white house this afternoon after promising to stand by israel following the vicious hamas terror attack. the first resupply of u.s. weapons did arrive overnight. pentagon officials are confirming the uss gerald f
the new center here in los angeles. welcome, everyone, to alex witt reports. weber getting with the breaking news of that deadly attack on israel. hamas militants, launching a surprise, simultaneous rocket and ground attack. this, at the break of dawn, killing 70 people, according to israeli emergency services. israeli officials say, hamas has fired 2500 rockets. the rocket fire serving as cover for an unprecedented multipronged infiltration of hamas fighters crossing into israel s borders. israel s military said that palestinian fighters penetrated at least three military installations. those being at the eras border crossing, the zakim base, and the gaza division headquarters and at rhame. now at one point, israel s police chief said, forces were engaging gunman in 21 separate locations. israel s prime minister says, he spoke with president biden, as well as secretary of state anthony blinken, and they say that the u.s. fully supports israel s right to defend itself. [spe
live. as you look at gaza. the death toll climbing to 70, with hundreds wounded according to israeli officials those the official numbers as of now. hamas militants launched a surprise simultaneous rocket and ground attack at the break of dawn on saturday. israeli officials say hamas fired about 2500 rocket into the. infiltrated israel s borders by land in sea but israel certainly heading back with retaliatory airstrikes in the gaza strip. palestinian health officials at least 198 people have been killed. more than 1600 injured. israel s military said, the palestinian fighters penetrated at least three military installations. those at the ahrens border crossing, the zakim base as well as the gaza division headquarters at rain. in front of hamas, has taken israel hostages. israel s prime minister says the president biden as well as secretary of state antony blinken says the u.s. fully supports israel s right to defend itself. so right now our reporters and analysts around the
of you from msnbc roe headquarters here in new york. welcome everyone to alex witt reports. we are beginning with this breaking news. hundreds on capitol hill as the federal government heads towards a, potential, shut down in just 12 hours. soon the house will vote on speaker kevin mccarthy s new plan to keep government open. we see those votes being cast, in fact, as we speak. however, mccarthy is leaning on democrats to support it admitting that there is no guarantee that his own caucus would do it. the house is going to actually government will not shut down. we will put a clean funding stopgap on the florida keep government open for 45 days did you get any assurances from any of the republicans about this? no, i have tried. well, a senate vote is also expected to get underway in the next hour. the impact of a potential shutdown will be felt foreign right across nonessential federal agcies. for almost 4 million employees and military, it would mean working withou