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adva: yes, in the shelter, two weeks.adva grew up here amidst the withdrawal of israel's occupation of southern lebanon in 2000 and the chaos of the 2006 cross-border war. now she fears her children will suffer the same trauma. adva: it was a very hard war. we were terrified. i still don't sleep at night, nightmares, so many rockets. the kids don't understand what's happening. we don't know what's going to happen now, and that's the biggest fear. leila: olga is afraid too, but believes, if this war happens, it must secure their area's future once and for all. olga: this is not life. we are not really living. we are always feeling threatened. leila: miri won't wait for the government to find them refuge. we meet her and her son scrambling to pack everything they can into their small car, evacuating on their own to stay with family in central israel. miri: they are not helping us for now. there is no space. a lot of people traveled to the hotels and they came back there because their stay was canceled. leila: and whether it

have you felt, adva, the idf, have they been speaking to you? giving you any updates? is anyone telling you anything? even if they have nothing to say. is somebody talking to you and answering questions about where your grandmother may be? where your family members may be? >> they contact us and gave us an official statement that both may grandmother and my cousin are kidnapped. we have, you know, someone to talk and to check with. but they have no answers to give us. no one knows anything since this video. no one knows where is she and what's her condition? my grandmother is ill and she's taking medication on a daily basis. and we don't know if she survived without her medication. and we don't know how long can she survive without her medication. and no one knows anything else. >> adva, wherever she may be right now, not even knowing you're speaking about her. i know she's so grateful and proud that you are speaking for her. and we are grateful for you sharing her story and yours. you're in the thoughts of everyone watching. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> waiti

ahtaf ahtaf for the sound ahtf aim for the sound aim for the sound america adva allah akbar and praise be to allah the great, praise be to allah the great and praise be to allah with you, and the hidden ones are for the arabs and the hidden ones are for the arabs, or the jew's beard or the jew's beard, we are all men or women, or hamas, siri, or hamas. . the people's issues, because al-hadid , yzal al-hadid, las orientations del comandante obrero nicolás maduro y el chanceller y todo el equipo de trabajo . varjiham al-baraah, varjiham al-baraah. an hour ago, the zionist regime cut off the electricity in the gaza strip and also the internet in the strip gaza has been cut off, the communication between gaza and the world is not possible. also, we have seen pictures of extensive bombings in the gaza strip , as well as news and whispers that the zionist regime is trying to infiltrate gaza by land, as in the past days. to check the latest conditions of our communication with mr. sohail kesi nejad, an expert on the issues of the three-way regime, mr. kathirinejad. hello. in the name of allah

this footage was posted on social media and it shows yaffar adva, an 85—year—old woman who lived therea. her granddaughter, avda, spoke to us about the kidnapping. 0n on saturday around 8am we lost contact with my grandmother. she lives in a kibbutz which is on the border with gaza. she sent us a message, writing to us that there was a terrorist shooting and shouting at us in the streets. that's the last message we got. we have other family that lives in the kibbutz so we heard from them all the time about the horrible things that are going on there, that the terrorists are getting to houses, killing people, hurting them, burning their houses while they were sitting there, taking them hostage, and we could not reach my grandmother. and then at 5pm after the idf got into the kibbutz and started taking people, they went to my grandmother's house that was completely broken and she was not there. we tried to find some videos because we heard that some terrorists from gaza posted videos of people they kidnapped, and we found a video of her being taken away to gaza with four armed men around

. >> reporter: she feels that in new york and adva feels it in california. >> we are not foreign to antisemitism is not a new concept. i've known this, i've experienced this, i've felt this for years. but the louder they get the louder we have to get. it just hurts. >> reporter: but it's not stopping them. >> let's put another one here. >> reporter: even when the posters are taken down they come back and do it again. >> juda imp is about human life we value and cherish human life so until they are back you are going to see these posters. cnn los angeles. >> an israeli family bans together to protect from hamas. one family's terrifying story of survival. that's next, stay with us. >> israeli communities living near the border with gaza are babding toque to protect themselves from potential further hamas attacks. it comes after the idf surprise assault on october 7th was a military failure. cnn reports. >> reporter: ellie sur and his family hunkered down in his shelter, outside on the ground by hoards of attacking terrorists. >> if we close it. >> the emergency door meant to be lifesaving for fami

and it shows yaffar adva, an 85—year—old woman who lived there, being taken into gaza.o us about the kidnapping. she sent as a message, saying that there was a terrorist shooting and shouting in the street. that is the last message we got. we have other family in the kibbutz. we heard from them about the horrible things that were going on there, that terrorists were going on there, that terrorists were getting into houses and killing people, hurting them, burning their houses while they were sitting there, taking them hostage. and we couldn't reach my grandmother. we tried to find some videos, because we heard that some terrorists from gaza posted videos of people they kidnapped. and we found the video of her being taken away to gaza, with four armed men around her. it's heartbreaking. it hurts in every part of our body. we are crazy worried about her. my grandmother is ill, and she takes medicine every day. we don't know how long she can survive without her medicine. we do know that every day without her medicine she suffers from a lot of pain. we arejust medicine she

the goal is not to go backward but to go forward andth to advae in our efforts to understand the threats from china and as i said at the time, we were going to remain relentlessly focused on that threat which is really beyond any threat we face from any other country over the long term and that the reality is that we were facing threats from a variety of nation state actors. if you remember when i made the announcement it was in the midst of w just before russia invaded ukraine and here today we are obviously very focused on the threat from iran. so the reality is we face threats from a number of different countries and including north korea in that group and we needed to have an approach thatt was broader than just focus on china or that indicate -- orderly by china. we have brought a number of cases whether it's the context the of export control cases that i mentioned, stopping, for example, prosecuting individuals, we took apple proprietary technology to china to -- going after recent indictment of two u.s. navy service members who were providing classified intelligence to the prc, to

adva gutman, sharing her story of her sister, at the music fix when the terrorists struck.now believed to be in gaza. >> because i was a doctor, i was talking to everyone in israel and to all my friends and when i saw it was not enough i went to the hospitals. i went to sorocco, the main hospital, all the wounded came in. and i just went from -- from patient to patient and asked if they saw her. and if they know where she is. >> that's one of the things that there is so little information that i mean it's up to families in the last week to really go around and really talk to as many people and look at awful videos looking for people. >> i couldn't do that. my husband did it for me because i saw one video. >> and people are looking at jihadist videos to see -- >> yes. >> it's sickening. >> it's sickening. >> you talk to her when she was at the festival when she was on the phone. i i think you said the attack started at 6:30 and you talked to her until 7:30. >> we walked up to the missile alarm and went to the safe room in our house and the first thing i thought about is to s

the january iron clad sortie was one of the few actions where multiple confederate iron clouds advaed together. april's fort sumter proved monitors could whsnd severe enemy fire while operating together. uss weehawken minesweeper. the device was modified and used in other theaters, ground and underwater minefield denied u.s. maneuverability. torpedo boats were copied in north carolina and louisiana from within to generations of the submersibles, alligator and h.l. hunley submarines were a staple of naval warfare, breaking the u.s. cipher encryption proved decisive for beauregard, extensive photography was enhanced by photographs captured during fort sumter bombardment. technology is only as effective as those using it, though both sides needed cooperative commanders to accomplish missions, and both underwent command changes in pursuit. following the january ironclad, the more innovative captain john tucker replaced duncan ingram squadron command. tucker and beauregard understood charleston as geography and how to prioritize limited resources. the two readily cooperated. beauregard sup

inside fort sumter, shows uss new ironsides and two bombarding monitor's photograph effect technology advaed as other military technologies were implemented across charleston. dover in next envd amphibious assault as. the iron clouds covered weehaw the admiral called for 400 volunteers to strike fort s commander thomas stevens, skipper of the monitor partap ledhe assauce. stevens was apprehensive, but you have only to go an possession, the admiral told him. you will find nothing but a corporal's guard to oppose you. after morris island was evacuated, sumter commander major stephen elliott anticipo aided an assault and continuously kept one third of his garrison on alert short of boats. dahlgren signal general gilmore asking to borrow some army craft. gilmore was flabbergasted, waited for he was planning his own amphibious assault. elements of the seventh connecticut and 104th pennsylvania manned their own boats to land colonel thomas osborn's assault of the 24th massachusetts and 10th connecticut. gilmore proposed merging both attacks under current law. osborn dahlgren responded. i cannot co

that marches down the street and unable and encouraging decapitization of babies, we have to take adva advantage -- >> kayleigh: i will underscore what you justed, israel gave 20,000 work permits to go to israel, allowed economic aid and response from hamas to your benevolence of the israeli government was to torture people last saturday morning? >> i tear every time i think about this, uch up to the point i get nauseous. today israel buried a family, the family, father, mother, two teen boys and a teen girl used to go every saturday and fly kites on the fend for the border with gaza. they were found tortured, mutilated and dead in their bed with the father huddled over all of them and that is how the five were puried today. >> kayleigh: the cotz family, they are in our prayers. we stand with you, make no mistake about it. >> thank you for the support, it means a lot, we're all in this together, thank you. >> kayleigh: no doubt. emily, you hear about the cots family and you hear about fathers, i was seeing yesterday john roberts interviewing a family with the father in the hospital. he

next you'll hear from adva.r was taken from the supernova music festival, that was attacked by hamas last weekend. she is 27 years old and is now missing. tamar suffers from crohn�*s disease. it is an inflammatory bowel disease. she uses humera. it's a biologic... i'm sorry... it is a biologic medication and she needs it. she has a lot of exacerbation, and she is hospitalised a lot during the years. if she won't get her medical treatment, she can suffer from bowel obstruction, fistula, inflammation, abscess, she could die without her medication and without medical treatment. and this is just my sister. there are so many others that need medications. some of the impact there. we have correspondents across the region following developments in the story. let's get more on the latest from southern israel. 0ur correspondentjonathan beale there and gave us this update. you get the impression something big is about to happen soon, notjust the israeli prime minister visiting troops, he also spoke with the us president a

next you�*ll hear from adva. her sister tamar was taken from the supernova festival. humera. it�*s a medication. i�*m sorry... it is a biologic medication and she needs it. she has a lot of exacerbation, and she is hospitalised a lot during the years. if she won�*t get her medical treatment, she can suffer from bowel obstruction, fistula, inflammation, abscess, she could die without her medication and without medical treatment. and this is just my sister. there are so many others that need medications. sum of the families there speaking. just a couple of lines, we are getting a lot of international reaction from around the world to events in israel and gaza. just a line that the palestinian president mahmoud abbas, he has spoken to the american presidentjoe biden. in that conversation, he said he stressed that all attacks should be stopped and that they should respect humanitarian law. stopping all attacks, respecting humanitarian law, the key points of those conversations. he said he rejects the killing of killings on both sides. slash the killings of civilians. he c

excuse me, i will live here, in my second homeland, i don’t need anything, it seems to me that my advas vishov as an agricultural town has an absolutely typical story, it is small, a little more than a thousand permanent residents, the homeland was formed around this very collective farm, about 500 summer residents come every season, they have very... active life on the farm , plus a fish farm. this is the story about the village of the future, also consistent work, also lukashenko’s idea , for which some people criticized him a lot, because there was no experience in building these agricultural towns, in creating such infrastructure, how many meetings did the president have on this matter, how many approaches were developed , we tried it and now there are almost 1,500 of them in the country, in terms of comfort it is no worse than in the city, the products are the same, there is gas, electricity everywhere, where there is hot water, sewerage, this is for the city residents it seems, well, what is this, we all have this at home, and there it is a canopy of gold, you will remember your s