If it's Monday a dire situation inside Gaza's largest hospital as Israeli forces drive

deeper into Gaza City to root out terrorists with the State Department now

calling for Hamas to

vacate any medical facility that's being used as a command post. Plus the

shutdown clock is ticking down once again as Speaker Mike Johnson's new plan to avoid a government

shutdown draws fire from members of both parties with just four days until funding

runs out and in a surprise move Senator Tim Scott suspends his presidential campaign, just two months

out from the Iowa Caucasus, as yet another Trump challenger fails to gain traction with

Republican voters.

Welcome to Meet the Press Now, I'm Garrett Haake reporting in Washington, where we're

tracking the latest developments in the Israel-Hamass War starting with a

deepening humanitarian crisis. All eyes are on the

al-Shifa hospital, the biggest in Gaza as the World Health Organization says

it's quote not a functioning hospital anymore. After heavy bombardments and intense fighting near the hospital complex,

the Hamas-run Gaza Health Ministry says three premature babies died over the weekend

due to lack of supplies.

And a hospital surgeon shared a photo of newborns. over the weekend due to lack of supplies.

And a hospital surgeon shared a photo of newborns

who were apparently taken off incubators

due to an electricity shortage

and moved to a temperature controlled operating room

to keep warm.

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