Today is Thursday, November 16th.

We're talking about the various accounts

of what's happening at the largest hospital in Gaza,

and why it's hard to know what's really going on.

Also, it looks like New Hampshire is not

willing to give up its spot in the presidential primaries

directly going against Democrats' plans.

And as expected, Congress took another step to avoid a government shutdown.

Plus what a new report recommends to keep air travel safe.

Why some Starbucks workers plan to walk off the job today in what they're calling a Red Cup

Rebellion. And how to book an overnight stay at Martha Stewart's house,

you'll have a chance today. Those stories and more news to know next.

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Well, there is still intense fighting happening in Gaza, but there are different accounts

of exactly what's going on, especially at the Gaza Strip's largest hospital.

You'll remember Israeli troops raided the hospital yesterday where thousands of people

are taking shelter in what's considered an operation that carries high stakes for both sides of the

war. If Israel is able to prove there was the Hamas command center under the hospital, as Israeli

and American officials have been saying, that could help at least provide reasoning

for the controversial decision to send troops in. But if the intelligence turns out to be faulty, it could bring about more international scrutiny of the whole war, which has already been growing.

Video shared by the Wall Street Journal and Reuters show several damaged hospital buildings, roads filled with debris, and apparent

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