children living. and with a top state for healthcare access. we also have some of the safest roads. >> todd: okay, but you are part of the ticket, governor so your record does actually count for all of this. your thoughts, joe? >> joe: watching tim walz on "fox news sunday" with shannon bream the first two minutes of saving private ryan. it was that bad as far as the way things went for the minnesota governor. it was refreshing to watch anyone from the harris-walz ticket take not only fair, tough questions from a true journalist like shannon bream but also experiencing things called follow-up questions which tim walz attempted to spin. a hot melissa of a dump steb fire going by train wreck showed why outside of the safe spaces. >> carley: thank you so much for joining us. fox and friends stars right now. >> thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪

>> it's 6:00 p.m. monday octobe& friends." rescue recovery efforts in the southeast as communities beg for help 10 days after helene made landfall. >> there were no roads, there were no homes. nothing. >> so much damage. it's been comma overwhelming. we feel like we are in a war zone. >> will: lawrence is live in north carolina with a firsthand look at the devastation while another major hurricane threatens florida this week. >> brian: plus, today marks one year since hamas' deadly attack on israel. weave will hear from the family of one of the 97 hostages still being held in gaza. >> and campaign contrast. former president donald trump makes eaten emotional return to butler, pennsylvania, where is he greeted by thousands and cheered on by elon musk. look at that crowd. >> a true test of someone's character is how they behave under fire.

fight, fight, fight. >> ainsley: while vice president harris sits down for friendly interviews. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ >> will: fox news alert. the southeast is picking up the pieces after helene killed more than 230 people, making the deadliest hurricane to hit our main land since katrina. >> brian: the biden-harris administration sending 500 more active duty troops to hard hit north carolina bringing the total to 1500 as thousands are still waking up without power. >> lawrence is live in north carolina with a firsthand look of the destruction. lawrence, what has it been like over the course of the past day or so for you? >> hey, good morning, family. you know, it's really hard to describe because it's something that you would typically look at in a movie or you hear reports about it but, when you really get here on the ground, you see just devastation like none other. right behind me it used to be a

car repair shop. as you can see there is one car right here. but you see other cars that are inside of the building that are just smashed together and to the left of me used to be a mattress shop and it is not even visible it. took us going to google maps to figure out what the business is. the people here are struggling. there's questions about the response here so far. and, you know, i always tell people, you know, i'm not going to disagree with the administration when they say fema is here. the problem is the residents aren't seeing them right now. but, just a big undertaking from the people coming together here, businesses coming together, samaritan's purse is on the ground. so, where the government hasn't been here, you have seen the community come together, guys. >> will: always the case, often the case, all too often the case lawrence these days when it comes to some crisis. you look to your neighborhood. sadly we can't look to our leaders, i know that you spoke to many of those neighbors, many of those people in north

carolina over the last couple of days, here it is. >> we never thought it would hit up here in these mountains like this. but, when we walk down and seen this road gone and that bridge gone, i mean, it took my breath. i was like what happened? >> lots of disaster in this area. a lot dead. a lot with without power and water. we don't know when the water will be restored. i don't have any right now. my son hiked five miles to get me. we went through the devastation of there were no roads. there were no homes. there was nothing. >> just so much damage. it's been somewhat overwhelming. we feel like we are in a war zone. >> i have experienced guys coming up here from other cities packing up this free stuff that they are sending us saying they are going to sell it. all donated goods for us. i mean, there is places that lost their homes. there is families that lost everything they had. >> people have drove up and they

saw what we have got and they just covered their face and their hands sobbing that they were able to find something. something to eat. something for their babies. >> such an outreach from around the country. i mean, folks from all states coming in and they are just helping us and bringing supplies in. truck load after truck loads. >> if anybody needs it, we're here. and we will -- as long as we have supplies, we will be here for the long haul. >> i think that our government can do more. you know we're going to need the help it's going to take a lot to rebuild us. >> so much more that can be done. give us $750 if you can even apply for it is ridiculous. i have only heard of a handful of people getting approved. $750 isn't going to do anything each if you do get approved. not with the damage we are seeing. not with the hurting people are going through right now. >> where is the help for western north carolina? we can send billions to ukraine

and we can't help western north carolina? you know, we have spent august all of thismoney on all of those crossing our borders that are open and now telling the people of america, the u.s. that need the money, we can't give you no money. that's our money. we pay it in. we work. and we should receive some benefit from the government for our own money. it's just not right. the people of western north carolina that are hit hard should not be several like this. >> i don't think she doing enough and i don't think biden is doing enough either, i'm sorry, i don't. because i heard on the radio myself not hearsay biden said what storm? >> pretty much a slap in the face. we're not getting the support from her, from the president, the sitting president, we're just kind of having to suffer through it and figure it out on our own. >> i would say to kamala harris,

this tragedy did not happen in a nice neighborhood downtown asheville. step out, get your rain boots on. get your mud boots on, your gloves on and go out there and walk through what i hiked through for two and a half miles to get back to ashville and my family. you hack it and then you tell me what it is like. you up your game. >> president trump will do a lot. he's going to -- he is going to help us. >> is he definitely showing up and is he making it known that he knows what is going on and that he wants the help. >> we don't want a hand out. we want a hand up. that's what trump is going to do for us. we got to get him back in there. >> laura: some powerful words let's bring in richard kaine the owner of pure and proper. for our audience that aren't here on the ground, they say it's been over a week. things must be going well from here on the ground here, can you

describe what is like here right now? >> it's hard to describe it. when i tried to tell people that don't live here or haven't been in some of the areas that i have been in you can't exaggerate the story enough for feel get a feeling of what it's like. it's just impossible to explain to people over the phone. it's trying to explain a rock concert. like some of that stuff you just have to be there. you have to feel it. and you just can't exaggerate the story enough for people to take that in. >> what are some of the things you guys are dealing with right now. i know even this morning right now. still areas with no power. people still need water. is that just the start of the issues here right now? >> yeah. there's no water -- we live in black mountain, just 10 minutes up the road. still no water. in most -- in probably 90% of that area. and even when we do get water,

which they are saying in a few days we are going to be under a boil advisory for a long time. so it's not like can you just start brushing your teeth and drinking all that restaurants are struggling because, you know, they need to boil that water and cook that water. it creates a whole nother issue because you can't have an outbreak. you can't have amongst all these problems we are dealing with you can't have someone getting sick over, you know, things like that. we are in this -- it's going to be a long road. >> lawrence: you know. you're not a political guy. you just have been stepping up to help your fellow neighbors, providing food for folks. what's the response been like here on the ground. what are people telling you? do they need more? what's the overall vibe here? >> only, i mean, what we are doing is pulling restaurants and culinary people together to create a place for them to cook. because we got cooks and dishwashers and people sitting at home i'm like no, let's get

to work. let's get after it. let's serve other people. the response from churches in the area, places like valley hope and black mountain christian. they have all been pulling together and it's incredible to see what they're doing. you know, we are not waiting on help. we are creating the help. and so, that's what we're doing. and it's beautiful, you know, i understand the situation. but it's beautiful to see these people just get after it. i know people in this area, they are appalachian people. they get the butt of a lot of jokes, but these are the people that you want in your corner when this kind of stuff goes down. they're ready to get after it. they got a chainsaw. they got a trackhoe. they have some sort of piece of equipment. they are ready to use it. they are not waiting for someone to cut the tree down. they are cutting the tree down. they are helping the neighbor it. sounds cliche but it really have a grassroots community effort to get stuff done to get it better.

>> lawrence: we have been seeing it brother. thank you so much for giving time this morning. we are praying for you guys. >> thank you. >> lawrence: guys, that's the story we continue to hear on the ground of not waiting. they are going to step up to help their neighbors. they are not going to wait on the government to come to the rescue. and we have been seeing them out here in force, guys. >> ainsley: these stories are so sad to hear. he owns a restaurant. how is his restaurant doing, lawrence? >> lawrence: his house was not destroyed. and so that's why he kind of just decided to pack up the stuff and keep people fed and, you know, he says he feels blessed him and his wife and family feel so blessed. they want to keep the first responders fed as well as the residents. this he need abite to eat. >> brian: it's amazing, too. different stories about people saying that, you know, fema is there. but they are not getting a a lot of the the supplies. this woman chelsea atkins to the "new york post." fema called me and said they

want to inspect my house. i can't come in the road is closed. just drive around the sign that's what i have been doing. i'm not allowed to you do that. so, when this whole thing started they couldn't get to people. they just stood. they needed helicopters. where are the helicopters? a hour away in fort bragg, fort liberty. they never called for a week. they could have been there last monday instead got there on friday. if you are not using the military and hard to get to these mountainous areas because you need helicopters. why would you not call the military? is anyone not working in the harris campaign? is anyone left in the white house to say, wait a seconds, we could help fema with some resources. >> ainsley: if you are on social media, can you see all these videos of people posting saying fema is nowhere to be seen. we don't have the help we need. someone wrote me from charlotte, north carolina, her brother is a builder in the area. he packed up his truck with another friend and they went into north -- they went into the mountains of north carolina to help out. they said they never saw fema but a local builder in the town they went to was helping out.

and kind of organizing everything. they were going to home depot, getting supplies, taking it to families, trying to clear roads for families to be able to reach their loved ones. >> will: deanna chriswell the administrator of fema said a lot of this criticism amounts to disinformation and it's dangerous. >> let's talk about some of the misinformation that is out there, including these claims from former president trump that fema is about a billion dollars short because money has been going to undocumented immigrants. also, that the areas of the republican areas of the state are being intentionally ignored in some fashion. >> yeah, it's frankly ridiculous. and just plain false. this kind of rhetoric is not helpful to people. you know, it's really a shame that we're putting politics ahead of helping people and that's what we're here to do. we have had the complete support of the states. we have had the local officials helping to pushback on this

dangerous, truly dangerous narrative that is creating this fear of trying to reach out and help us or register for help. it has a tremendous impact on the comfort level of our own employees to be able to go out there. >> lawrence: guys, can i just set it up this way? i'm not going to say they are not here. i'm not going to give her that the residents say they don't see them. what is worse? what is worse for you to be on the ground and residents not see you or you to be on the ground and actually not do any work at all for the people here on the ground? so, i mean, i understand their plea. i don't want any of these workers to be harmed in any way. but, when you see samaritan's purse and private organizations that are here on the ground, you wonder why fema is not right there with them? what if these private organizations weren't on the ground and what i hear constantly from these

organizations over and over again is that the government in many cases is making it harder for them to do their job. you would think the people we spoke to yesterday care about politics right now? they just lost their homes. they don't have running water. >> the last thing they care about is the next presidential election, guys. >> will: i have some experience with this a year ago having been in this position in maui. what you find is buick crazy and incompetence are most often the enemy. >> lawrence: 100 percent. >> will: i'm in a group trying to coordinate efforts in north carolina. it's the evil of incompetence. not the evil of intentions. and neighbors are more competent and more responsive than a bunch of people flown in from out of state adhering to bureaucratic law. i would say though if you want to find something that i do think is evil. that is the evil of priorities. that goes higher up the political food chain. many people are talking about as you heard there. well, what about the money we give to ukraine or we give to,

you know, kamala harris' given tweets out about money going to lebanon. what about the money we give to resettling illegal immigrants and what does s. that pull? what is source of debate as well. >> i thought tom cotton was really good yesterday on msnbc explaining the nature of priorities. listen to this. >> my broader question to you, i think, is about this misinformation. do you think this is a time to put falsehoods aside like the idea that fema funds are being redirected to migrants which is just not true? >> well, it is true that fema and the department of homeland security have been spending billions of dollars on migrants. i understand some people say they are separate funds. but we just passed a short-term spending bill very common for the administration to ask for permission to move money between funds especially to prepare for emergencies. second, i would note that this administration seems to have no problem finding money when they want to spend it on their priorities. when they need hundreds of billions of dollars to pay off student loans, for graduate

students in gender studies programs they somehow find it. when it's trying to get helicopters to deliver food and water and cellular service and life-saving medicine in mountain valleys they somehow can't seem to find the money. >> brian: could have reprogrammed that, lawrence, reprogrammed some of that money or could do it anyway. and mayorkas that brought it up. hey, i'm out of money. we got a hurricane. we're going to need more. and that was him in on some zoom call or some interview. never shows up at the site, either. >> ainsley: yep. >> lawrence: you know, brian, you're exactly right. ainsley, i will put it this way and you know this as well. the american people kind-hearted people. we are seeing them step up in the moment like this. and i think the reality of it is many of them support programs -- support ukraine to help other people. they want to support people that are struggling. but they have one request. >> when they finally do need some help, ainsley, when they finally when tragedy does hit

them and may happen one time in their lifetime. they pay taxes for years, that their government is there to help them along the way. they are not asking the government to, you know, pay their mortgages off or anything like that. that's not their request. but, basic water, to get electricity. to rescue their family members. i'm not sure the missing numbers and the death toll number is accurate right now. because there is people still saying that it's more than that. so, i think i'm at a loss right now, ainsley. >> lawrence: people still saying they are missing their loved ones, there is a school teacher missing. she was with her husband in heir house. their house was washed away. he was holding her and he wasn't able to hold her for very long and she floated away and they can't find her. we are hearing this. those numbers are probably going to go up. and people are good-hearted americans. they want to give money to other people to help. but when they are in dire straits and they paid into the

taxes, they want that money to come to them, too. they have lost their homes. they have lost their water. these are basic necessities and we do need to help them and we need fema to step up. >> will: really quickly. if what we are talking about is a crisis of leadership about to be compounded as we are seeing the biggest evacuation in decades as hurricane milton bears down on florida. >> the speaker of the house on our curvey couch. thank you so much, lawrence, check back in with you throughout the show. you are doing a great job. we had the speaker of the house, he said fema is running out of money. we don't have money for another hurricane. >> brian: should congress go back and reallocate? we have to see if the gulf coast is going to get hit by wednesday. meanwhile 18 minutes after the hour. one year ago today that october 7th happened and the massacre that stunned everybody took place in israel. and a fighting force of thousands dressed in civilian gash. in some hand gliders went in and killed innocent people. yeah, there were some shoulders killed but they went after innocent people, the most

vulnerable out there. it horrified everyone, i thought. and that's where we were at. and i watched trey yingst's great special last night to talk about how perilous it was to everyone, family and friends and those who are missing. sadly, if you look at what is happening now, four in ten muslims say hamas didn't commit those murders on october 7th. there going to be thousands of people protesting in the streets here in new york against israel. >> ainsley: it did happen. it was unprecedented. it was coordinated attack by hamas. deadliest attack on jews since the holocaust. remind you what happened that day. iranian backed group firing over 3,000 rockets into israel. they took more than 250 israelis, and foreign marshals hostage and they killed more than 1100 people. cligd women and children. and the elderly. >> will: deadliest attack on jews since the holocaust. here's a flashback of our conch that day as the events unfolded. >> unprecedented and coordinated attack against israel is taking

place right now. [sirens] >> this has been a constant seen along the gaza border. hearing horrific stories of people grabbing whatever weapon they had at home and trying to fight off the militants that were entering their communities. >> just a few hours ago, a woman said that she received a phone call from her niece who is 8 years old and said she is hiding inside her kibbutz. they have killed mommy and daddy. she is hiding with her 4-year-old brother underneath the bed. they have been there for hours. no one is coming to get them. >> hamas stood in the middle of the road and shot him while he was driving an ambulance. he was going to save lives and he was killed on his way to them. >> will: nate foy is live in tel aviv with the mood on the ground this october 7th. nate? >> nate: hey, guys. just chilling watching that footage. and here we are a full year later on october 7th. and the threat from hamas in gaza into southern israel and also here in central israel

continues just moments ago, the idf announced that it intercepted five projectiles in southern israel and then a couple hours ago, we heard sirens here in tel aviv as the idf announces that hamas fired five projectiles at central israel. hearing two reports of people injured near the international airport as a result of that. there is still a lot of pressure on prime minister benjamin netanyahu to reach a cease-fire deal to bring the remaining hostages home. take a look at this scene early this morning in jerusalem outside of his residence as hundreds of people gathered calling for immediate hostage and cease-fire deal. [siren] >> this morning 101 hostages remain in gaza. 36 of them are confirmed to be dead. 28-year-old edone chiefy is unfortunately one of those 46. his death was announced this morning. isaac herzog attended a ceremony this morning for the more than 340 people killed at the nova

music festival and others kidnapped from there. part of a three day tour for herzog. he will attend several events honoring the october 7th victims i df tells fox since october 7th. thousands of guns and rocketsy confiscated as well as the vehicles they used that day. we visited military base to see for ourselves. take a look. this car one year ago filled with hamas terrorists carrying ak-47s some of them with machine guns breaching into several israel to commit unthinkable crimes. here we are one year later and the war continues. >> still thousands of armed terrorists in gaza who have guns, rpgs different munitions wanting to kill our soldiers. if our soldiers aren't there they want to kill our civilians and run into israel. this threat is still there. they are not functioning as a military organization but there are still thousands. >> meanwhile in lebanon hit weapons facility. the ground offensive also

continues in southern lebanon with an additional reserve brigade joining the forces there overnight. hezbollah continues firing rockets and projectiles into northern israel with 135 launches yesterday. and several direct impacts, including in haifa where there are reports of 10 injuries as the iron dome continues working overtime, intercepting many but not all of those rockets. we will send it back to you. >> will: all right, thank you, nate. >> brian: meanwhile an attack on vaughan imminent. we don't know where the targets will be. we just don't know when it will take place. but that will be next. >> ainsley: trump says to target their nuclear infrastructure. we have mark levin coming up and j.d. vance coming up. we will, of course, goat their reaction to this. near and dear to mark levin's heart being a jewish american. >> brian: he has a great show last night as carley knows. up watching. >> carley: he certainly did. >> brian: tell us what is happening. >> carley: wild video of

frontier flight on flames landing in las vegas over the weekend. pilots detected the smoke and declared an emergency. crews managed to put that fire out, which started on the plane's right engine. thankfully none of the flight's 190 passengers and seven crew members were hurt. the national transportation safety board is investigating this scary situation. democratic vice presidential nominee tim walz sitting down with shannon bream on "fox news sunday" for first sunday show appearance since joining the harris campaign. and the minnesota governor trying to down play past misstatements. >> they heard me the other night speaking passionately about gun violence and misspeaking. i got to be honest with you, shannon, i don't think people care whether i used iui or ivf. what they understand is donald trump would resist these things. i never disparaged someone else in this that's what donald trump does. personal attacks. i will own up when i misspeak and i will own up when i make a

mistake. >> carley: more highlights from that wide ranging interview in a few minutes. finally today marks 28 years of the fox news channel. since starting on october 7th, 1996. we have brought you the latest and greatest in news spanning across the last seven presidents, so, big happy to fox news. to steal a line from ainsley, we are so glad you were born. >> ainsley: yes, we are. thank you for being born, fox news. and thank you all for watching us every morning. >> brian: in the beginning no one knew where it was, what it was and now everybody knows what it is. >> ainsley: were you here on day one? >> brian: no. >> ainsley: right after? >> brian: i remember waiting forever for will cain to come over. >> will: it took a while. >> ainsley: i'm glad you did. 25 minutes after the hour. elon musk joins trump on station butler, pennsylvania to a stunning new march crowd. david. >> brian: what a night it was. david is here to talk about the

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as i was saying -- [cheers] >> the true test of someone's character is how they behave under fire. i think this is the most important election of our lifetime. >> will: elon musk joining trump in butler, pennsylvania over the weekend as the former president rallies thousands in an emotional return to the site of the first assassination attempt on his life. meanwhile, vice president harris kicking off a series of friendly interviews, including the call her daddy podcast. >> you don't do too many long form interviews. what made you want to do call her daddy today? >> well, i think you and your listeners have really got this thing right, which is one of the best ways to communicate with people is to be real. >> will: so here to react to the contrasting campaign is fox news contributor david webb. >> it's very real. >> will: the interview with call her daddy? >> i don't get it -- i get it

there is a huge audience there what does it get you as a candidate? when she goes there she is speaking to people who are either, frankly low voters, low propensity voters are already going to vote to support her, sometimes just based on her gender. so, from a political analysis point, what do you actually get? how do you expand to bring new voters. in does anybody cash the contrast i was a shock jock she goes on with a couple of shock jocks and then going to mr. have a bid shock jock howard stern to do an interview where he reads the script probably like did he with biden. what is she actually accomplishing? >> you know, david, also, these as everyone understands these are incredibly friendly interviews. yes, we can contrast trump and kamala in that we have the rally. we have call her daddy, trump will do almost any interview and theo vaughan anyone who has called and done these introduce.

i would love to see kamala pressed i'm not sure she pull the off the friendly interviews, interesting to see at the end of howard stern and stephen colbert does she come out of that without taking any hits? >> these are not interviews. i'm going to steal joe con chance dime this is a t-ball with a beach ball. that's what it is. in an interview when you see donald trump go on with a podcaster he actually gets asked and answers policy questions. whether someone agrees with him or not, you get a policy answer. and the interviewee i can ask this guy the tough question. kamala is even more controlled than joe biden and realize that she goes to people and this includes howard stern. howard stern was part of the cover-up. he was covering up biden. he sat there with joe biden. he was covering up like kamala harris and the rest of the white house. that he was a competent president right before they threw him out. so, where is she really going with this? and, look, let's see what happens when she comes out of

this. i think people are going to find her lacking. she is empty, she is vacuous. she is not competent for the job. i will with will meanwhile, donald trump had the rally in butler, pennsylvania where thousands upon thousands turned out. you can see that on your screen. it was incredible display. it was an emotional day. it had of course, donald trump and elon musk. the family of corey comperatore and others there that day. i do want to give a bit of detroit kamala harris' running mate tim walz in that he did come on fox news yesterday. did he take that adversarial interview with shannon bream on "fox news sunday." how he performed, i will leave that up to you, david. here is a sampling. >> i will own up when i misspeak. i will own up when i make a mistake. my constituents here in minnesota have elected me 8 times. they know where i'm at. i'm proud to be on the ticket and deliver like we have here in minnesota. >> shannon: the "wall street journal" says this after you were chosen to join the ticket.

as the democratic governor in minnesota signed a law to allow immigrants in the country illegally to aapply for drivers licenses, enroll in state universities tuition frew and isn't that a magnet and why should your taxpayers across minnesota and across the states pay for those programs? >> that's not the vice president's position but i will say. this minnesota ranks as a top five business state. rank as a top 3 state for children living. and we're the top state for healthcare access. i would also add, this we also have. so safest roads. >> will: illegal immigration, abortion, free speech, he faced music in many ways there with shannon bream. how do you think the governor, vice presidential candidate did on "fox news sunday." >> i give him credit for going in there. but let's not give too much credit. it was a politically smart move. send him in as the sacrificial

lamb to face shannon. ask the tough questions. have the follow up with the facts from the "wall street journal" article, the facts on that he brought up when he brought up about the woman who died after the after-effects of a failed abortion. so, he went in. but that leaves kamala harris free to go and do the empty interviews because nobody is going -- or very few people are going to pay attention to tim walz from this interview. >> will: that's a good point. we would love to see the same thing from kamala harris. maybe not just "call her daddy." >> going to be 100 feet from us today at howard stern. will willing we have an empty seat if you want to join us. north carolina christian academy promising to rebuild as it faces millions in damages from helene's floods. lawrence is on the ground, next. ♪ ♪

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1st this will be catastrophic for this area. 8 -- wait for the 8:00 a.m. advisory to come in. we have hurricane hunters on the way. not a lot of time. they are going to issue more evacuations today for meyers a mandatory evacuation for you. and we are expecting a strengthening storm as it moves towards the west coast of florida. to see a storm surge of 10 to 1, fort myers area in toward cedar key that would be devastating. i need to you listen to your local weather forecast and your officials. they will be issuing mandatory evacuations throughout the day today ainsley, this is a such a

huge deal i know people are hurricane weary, but this is going to be a major storm impacting millions of people in florida. >> ainsley: if you live in the red zone, do you recommend that they leave? >> janice: i do. i do. >> ainsley: thank you, janice. the asheville christian academy in north carolina has been absolutely devastated from the flooding from helene and faces as much as $15 million in repairs, justin putnam is the head of the school for asheville christian academy and he joins lawrence now in north carolina. hey, lawrence ainsley thank you so much my friend. let's go to jason right now. just to set the scene for our audience at home. you told me two days ago you had your first shower in nine days. >> that's right. >> lawrence: what is life like right now. >> it's difficult. no power or water. most has been turned to the swannanoa but unfortunately a

section still without power. for many days we went without cell service no, power no, water. it was difficult. i have three boys at home can you imagine what that's like. >> lawrence: teenagers at that tell me about your school. christian based education it is. >> you is closed right now. >> it is. >> >> lawrence: won't be in school for a while. >> we try to put christ at the center of everything we do. our school asheville christian academy has received outpouring of support from people in schools all over the united states. and it's so heart warming to receive such support and prayers during a time time. >> lawrence: you and i were talking off air and i say as a preacher's kid, you know, sometimes you can lose faith a little bit. i said is god at work? is the church functioning right? and i get here and all of these

christian organizations have stepped in the gap. and they are out here loud, making sure people get the resources. >> they are. >> lawrence: they need. are you surprised by the outpouring of support right now. >> not at all. god is at work in our community. >> and it's fantastic to see organizations like samaritan's purse. sea coast church. pitching in to help people in need. right now everybody needs something. right? and even at school, we have been over the past week trying to connect people who have and want the help with people who need and need help. >> lawrence: um-huh. we were talking briefly and i was asking about fema's response. you like me said it's hard because you are not seeing -- comparing to the organizations that are on the ground that are private, to fema it's much different. >> yeah. we have had state and local organizations and we have used parts of our campus to allow

them to stage. it's difficult to tell who are. we talked about the helicopters and you said those belong to sp. so, i've not seen fema. i don't know if they are here or not. >> lawrence: we are praying for you guys. and thank you for everything you are doing on the ground. >> absolutely. >> lawrence: thank you for everything you are doing. >> absolutely. >> lawrence: one of the churches on the ground is one of yours from south carolina. >> ainsley: sea coast church. great church. they have a heart for other people and want to spread the love of christ. that's awesome that they're there. thank you so much. we're all in this together. aren't we? today marks one year since hamas' deadly attack on israel. a family member of one of the 97 hostages still being held in gaza joins us next. ♪

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about it be honest. i woke up today with chills because i can't imagine that we're still in the crisis under for temperature. under duress, deprived of food, water, sanitation, daylight for a year now in hamas tunnels. and the international -- both the international community and my own government failed to bring him home with the rest of the hostages. >> what were the circumstances of his capture? >> he was captured from his home in did i beauty terrorists barged into his home and my sister's home. they held him captive for hours entire family and moved to another house of the neighbors, eldest daughter was murdered that way. held captive and 1:30 p.m. the attack started at 6:29.

they separate them and handcuffed. sister told him she loves him she will take care of the girls. wants him back that has the last time she saw him. >> how are they? how is your sister? >> it's tough. my sister. >> they survived. >> they survived. my entire immediate family experienced october 7th and luckily survived. luckily means that you have a hostage in the family. my sister is courageous. she is advocating every day for the release of her husband, the release of all the hostages and the streets, on social media, with the press. with world leaders. and the same time she takes care of the two girls. 3-year-old and yet she remembers everything from that day. and ama who is 1-year-old old. >> brian: what does it mean to you when four in 10 muslims don't believe it happened? >> i think it's a serious problem there is denialism of

one of the most televised and filmed human massacre in human history. use allegiance to religion, a nation, a communities, and recognize it, against israelis and against jews. i can't understand how someone can deny it irrespective of their political opinions. >> when is the last time you had proof of life? last time april eve of passover. hamas released a propaganda video. psychological warfare. featuring a u.s. israeli citizen. they were sharing a statement under duress. looked very unwell. he lost a lot of weight. the spark in his eyes was gone. but we everyone glad to see that he is alive. that we can still bring him home. >> what's your message to him? >> my message to him is that we will not stop we will not stop until is he home. we'll not stop demanding the international community to put

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