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israel proposal for a cease- fire, which president biden says could bring an end to the war. this morning, white house spokesman john kirby giving us an update about where both sides stand on the deal. >> we have every expectation that if hamas agrees to the proposal as was transmitted to them, an israeli proposal, that israel would say yes. >> joining us from rehobeth beach, delaware, good day to you, allie. what happens next in this? >> reporter: yeah, richard, well, many have been hoping that this three-phase proposal that president biden endorsed on friday would really be a turning point in this eight month long war, but so far, we haven't seen any official movement to even be able to start phase one of that. we heard the president say on friday that the onus is on hamas
the two sides would sit down and try to negotiate what phase two would like and when i could begin. rena netanyahu we know has been under an enormous amount of pressure from both sides, from the families of those hostages, desperate to have their family members back, as well as pressure from members of his cabinet who are threatening to resign if he accepts this deal. the president on friday even making a direct appeal to members of israel's government to accept this deal. so, still a lot more that has to be done for phase one can even begin to richard. >> allie, thank you so much for that report. now to the latest on breaking news in atlanta. the city is investigating even more potential water main breaks right now in widespread crisis that has been going on for days. what is the latest in all of the site has been happening? >> reporter: yeah, richard, this is very much so an ongoing issue here in atlanta, where just hours ago, two water main
this was not it . my great fear is not just with trump space, but this ruling with almost every republican and sadly i think a lot of independence, they think this indictment was unfair. they think this indictment was a stretch. but, to answer your question, there is no line. again, allie, i know i am a broken record. for the first time in american history, a president lost an election and refuse to secede and then he refused to. he tried to overturn the election. they would have thrown him to siberia never to be heard from again. my former party is fully radicalized. there is no line. there is nothing that donald trump can do to peel most republican voters off of him. >> so, senator jones, people have been asking and calling in
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what happened to him. the cancellation of his book reading. i saw his instagram story about that and wanted to get him on my show. but you got him first. so that means i get to watch him early. >> the thing about malik is he's truly the sweetest man you have ever met. i can't imagine this man getting banned from a speech about bullying. it's like the world is upside down man. when you don't want this kid talking to your kids, the world is upside down. >> yeah, upside down and inside out. allie, thank you very much. >> have a good show. >> this trial is starting. that was judge's thought in the case of the people of the state of new york versus donald j. trump. today on day four of the trial, the full panel of 12 jurors and six alternates were shown in to consider donald trump's fate in the historic first criminal trial of a former u.s.
boycotting graduation ceremonies. she handled the hearing diplomaticly but i don't think she's handled the tensions on her campus well at all. >> michelle goldburg is an opinion columnist. that is our show for tonight. last july on the book club we featured a children's book. age appropriate was removed from bookshelfs in florida and texas and not only a year later, poncholi who is an openly gay indian man is facing again. time now for the last word with jonathan in for allie. >> i'm so glad you're going to be talking to poncholi about
it needed to do, but not in a way that was going to explode the situation beyond where it already is. >> it is so interesting you referenced that reporting from the journal, allie, because i am thinking back to just my recent travel with the president in india, in september, before, of course, it took that horrific attack by hamas into israel. the highest levels of the biden administration was talking and very optimistic language about serious progress they felt, toward a game changer in the middle east. the potential for that kind of recognition for israel, by some of its neighbors in the region, who obviously have not had the relations with israel, directly. in return for exactly that. the president's one goal of finally seeing through a two state solution, in which some of our partners in the region up to play a major role. that was something that was-- the administrator felt very confident about, because of some of the economic deals that
israel vowed that it would respond to iran's attack on saturday after iran fired more than 300 drones and missiles at israel, which was retaliation for an israeli strike on and iranian consular building in damascus, syria, earlier this month. at this hour, prime minister benjamin netanyahu's office has declined to comment. joining us now is nbc news pentagon and national security correspondent, courtney kube the pick you had this news very early, courtney, in terms of what was happening. it is less clear than what happened on th saturday where we knew that there were waves and waves of drones followed by missiles in e the air, directed at iran. what has happened tonight as far as we know? as it is interesting, we actually had a much better sense of what was happening with the iranian italian tory strikes against israel over the weekend and we have really gotten the sense of what is happening here tonight. but what we know so far, allie, is that israel did carry out an operation in iran tonight. that is pretty much all we know about what happens in iran with
inside the region. we are waiting to see if israel even acknowledges what is going to be happening there tonight, allie. >>, to pick up on the last point you make. attacks inside of syria, israele had targeted iranian infrastructure and iranian personnel inside of syria point talk to me about that relationship syria is a country that has been at war with israel sent the creation of israel, i believe. or at least since the '60 they are in an actual state of war. they are a third country but they're not really a sovereign country. they are a sovereign country but they're mostly run by iran and russia. and israel targeted diplomatic mission of another country there talk to me about the role that syria plays in this thing. >> so, keep in mind, israel carries out airstrikes inside of syria very often but they almost never, and maybe even st never acknowledge them. what they are generally going after him as he pointed out rightly, allie, they're not going after syrian locations, they are going after some of