good morning to our viewer in the united states and around the world. i m kasie hunt. it is wednesday, october 25th. 5:00 a.m. here in washington where we begin another day without a speaker of the house. about seven hours from now the house is scheduled to vote again to try to fix that. so who might the next speaker of the house be? well, you would be forgiven to not recognizing this man, that is 51-year-old mike johnson of louisiana whose relative complete lack of public profile might be exactly why he could become the last man standing. he was picked late last night after a tumultuous day on capitol hill. republicans spent most of the day voting to pick tom emmer as their nominee. and he is not exactly a house house name either, but he served in house leadership before. and that seems to be exactly the problem. emmer was selected as next pick for speaker yesterday around lunchtime, but he was out before dinner. and that was mostly because donald trump knew too much about h
hello again, everyone. i m fredericka witfield in atlanta alongside wolf blitzer in washington. we re continuing with our special coverage of the events unfolding today on the ground in israel and gaza. the rafah border crossing between gaza and egypt was opened briefly this morning. 20 trucks carrying humanitarian aid were permitted to cross into gauze. water, fuel and food are all running desperately low there. the united nations is warning gaza s th gaza s hospitals are on the brink of collapse. the death toll there now standing at more than 4300 people according to the palestinian ministry of health. meantime, tens of thousands of israeli troops continue to amass along the gaza border. today the israeli defense forces updating the number of hostages held by hamas in gaza to 210 people. two american hostages, a mother and her teenage daughter are free now following their surprise release yesterday. they were visiting family at a kibbutz close to gaza when they were taken h
Like to do is ram through the sharia friendly constitutional ref rereferendum. the supreme judicial council which was predominantly mubarak appointees agreed to supervise the referendum. i think he s hoping to have this referendum which he clearly thinks he will win and get past the demonstration. what does this do to the 1979 peace agreement with israel and egypt has been stableizing factor in the middle east and even helpful with the recent problems in th gaza? i think we re close to the end of camp david if morsi gets this constitution through. this is important to look at in perspective over the last year and a half. people have said the muslim brotherhood is moderate, responsible, will not be a problem if it takes power. that s been proven wrongn beyond
Like to do is ram through the sharia friendly constitutional ref rereferendum. the supreme judicial council which was predominantly mubarak appointees agreed to supervise the referendum. i think he s hoping to have this referendum which he clearly thinks he will win and get past the demonstration. what does this do to the 1979 peace agreement with israel and egypt has been stableizing factor in the middle east and even helpful with the recent problems in th gaza? i think we re close to the end of camp david if morsi gets this constitution through. this is important to look at in perspective over the last year and a half. people have said the muslim brotherhood is moderate, responsible, will not be a problem if it takes power. that s been proven wrongn beyond