laila, i am going to start with you.ou are in the fifth month of a hunger strike, a hunger strike that is aimed to put pressure, to win the release of your son currently imprisoned in egypt. my first question has to be, how are you? 0k — it's a miracle that i'm still on my feet, but i'm very, very weak. and i'm slow, as you can see from the way i'm answering you. you have a glass of water in front of you. i know you're taking water. i believe you're taking some sugarless tea and coffee and some sort of rehydration drink. yeah, i take rehydration salts — the same kind you give to children when they have diarrhoea or something. but, of course, no food whatsoever. and you're in your fifth month, and i know you've lost an alarming amount of body weight. i mean, how long can this continue before your body simply gives up? nobody knows, actually, at the moment. i mean, i didn't expect it to continue this long. and the doctors i've spoken to say that we're in unchartered waters now. we can't even guess. sanaa, you're sitting wi

laila was just 2. her favorite game was hide and seek. the israeli military said they were positioned outside her house looking for terrorists and warned people to come outside. when no one answered, they followed procedure and opened fire, they said. four bullet holes, a bloody towel and empty bed are all that's left. laila was hit in the back of her head, says her grandmother. we carried her outside and asked the soldiers why did you kill a child? >> i am sorry. >> reporter: you said "i am sorry." her mother kissed her goodbye, and her grandfather carried her tiny body to her grave. chris livesay, cbs news, tel aviv. >>> back home more than 80 million people from the central plains to the east coast are getting hit with the latest in a procession of winter storms, making for some dangerous driving conditions. winter storm warnings stretched from kansas and missouri all the way to the great lakes. up to eight inches of snow could fall in some areas. there are also winter storm warnings throughout the mid-atlantic states. more than ten in

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laila al katib was just 2. her favorite game was hide-and-seek.sraeli military said they were positioned outside her house, looking for terrorists. and warned people to come outside. when no one answered, they followed procedure and opened fire, they said. four bullet holes, a bloody towel and an empty bed are all that's left. laila was hit in the back of her head, says her grandmother, gad abdullah. we carried her outside and asked the soldiers why did you kill a child. >> said i am sorry. >> reporter: i am sorry. >> reporter: her mother kissed her goodbye and her grandfather carried her tiny body to her grave. chris livesay, cbs news, tel aviv. >>> federal safety investigators are now examining wreckage from the scene of that deadly jet crash monday on scottsdale, arizona runway. scottsdale police say the pilot of the jet was killed. cbs' kris van cleave is there and reports on the probe. >> reporter: dramatic video of a learjet as it lands at the scottsdale arizona airport monday afternoon, shortly after touching down it appears the left main l

but laila and girls make games aren't going to sit on their laurels.hey have plans for the future. >> new roles and new opportunities, especially with ai, will come up. these kids are so great with technology. they're going to adapt. >> applications for 2025 are opening up and the girls do get a finished product at the end. students at the girls make games camp in north carolina developed a game called what they don't see. it's an exploration of the ocean, now available for the nintendo switch. >> there's a whole aspect towards the end of camp that's all about making sure your game gets distributed and making sure that you know it's people can see it. >> the organization is also looking for youth organizers and educators to host events around the country. for more on girls make games, check out the fox on tech fox on games podcast. every weekend in new york. eamon dignam, fox news. >> okay, that does it for us here on the four here on ktvu. college basketball is up next. it's a big ten matchup between michigan state and illinois. >> yes. should be a go

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laila, i am going to start with you. you are in the fifth month of a hunger strike, a hunger strike that is aimed to put pressure, to win the release of your son currently imprisoned in egypt. my first question has to be, how are you? but i'm very, very weak. you have a glass of water in front of you. i know you're taking water. some sort of rehydration drink. i mean, how long can this continue before your and the doctors i've spoken to say that we're in unchartered waters now. we can't even guess. but before we get any further, what's it like for you having it's really tough and... itry, like... she did tell me that she was thinking about this prior to starting it. bit more than a month. because i also feel for her that i agree with her, is a crisis. scared and i'm like, "no, let's go back." you're a deeply, profoundly activist family. against the government in your country. but i just wonder whether there's a limit that crossed before. yes, there is, because this government has crossed so many limits that were never cr