ryan avis: identical.urns up on a picture. jim doty: yeah. keith morrison: of a dead body? jim doty: yeah. keith morrison: holy cow. keith morrison: that was caris too. the tattoo parlor kept a record. james masteller: my first thought when i saw those photographs was that this defendant had taken a trophy, or trophies of the person she had killed. keith morrison: the motive, a very old one, jealousy. brenda beadle: it was really all about dave kroupa. she did it, because she wanted this man. keith morrison: jealousy makes people do strange things, but thats just-- why so much? what -- why? brenda beadle: i think it snowballed. i think once she did it, um, she couldnt stop. she had to make cari look like she was still alive to keep the heat off of her, and it just went on and on and on for years. keith morrison: for years. keith morrison: dave kroupa heard it all, and finally understood. dave kroupa: i mean, it makes sense now, at the end, you know. but the tarantino movie always makes sense at the end. yo

avi mayer: this is a part of israel that is under constant rocket barrage and has been so for decades. and so there are many sites throughout the region that have these fortified concrete structures that are used for protection. many of the participants found one of those structures and went inside, assuming that they would be safe. anderson cooper: [? einor ?] [? cogno, ?] who'd driven south, pulled over to hide in a shelter. subject: just a room, on, like, 3 meters and 3 meters, closed from every side. one door. we were, like, 14 people there. i could hear shootings again-- shootings that i recognized are terrorists shooting. but it was, right now, very close, like, very close. anderson cooper: [? einor ?] decided to make a run for it. he was lucky. subject: i took a decision that i think probably saved my life. anderson cooper: at this shelter just north of the festival, you can see hamas gunmen throwing a grenade inside. a man runs out, trying to escape. [gunshots] he was immediately gunned down. 19-year-old noam cohen recorded this video. [shouting] inside another shelter a few m

that's where we are. >> thanks, avi. we'll be watching closely if we get an indication of the hold-up. we know from hostages that have been released, they say when they're in the vehicles, they're still obviously terrified because they don't know where they're being taken at that point. that's the limbo that these other ten are in right now. so avi, let us know if you get anymore information. thanks for being here. we'll speak with you soon. thank you. avi hyman from the israeli government. also breaking today, hamas claiming that its youngest hostage, this 10-month-old baby boy, kafir babas, who so many people have been praying for, there's some reports that he and other members of his family, his brother and his mother, may have been killed. major spielman from the idf will answer questions on that next. l, because i know so many of you have served our country honorably. one of the benefits that we as a country give you as a veteran is the eligibility for a va loan for up to 100% of your home's value. if you need cash

they are making a game out of this, avi. >> that's absolutely right, john.t wrenching process for all of israel as every day israelis have been basically waiting to the last second to see who would be released. always initial reports who might be on the list for that day. we don't know until they are delivered who has been released by hamas. we understand that there are about eight more israelis who are set to be released today. hamas has also said it will release three bodies, and we believe those three bodies may be those of the bibas family, two young children and their mother who hamas said yesterday they had been killed. seems likely those are the bodies that will be handed over. >> john: that would be horrible if that is the case. hamas is also playing mind games with the families of the hostages. listen to what avi heiman, the israeli government spokesman said to martha. >> if it wasn't enough to take 240 hostages, now play with the families, releasing children, leaving the parents, releasing parents, leaving the children. this is hamas, we know who w

his father, avi shamriz, joins me now. thank you for being here. have you heard anything about the idf about your son, 28 days in? is he confirmed among the kidnapped? >> unfortunately not. my son was kidnapped on 7 october. and we got only the first indication after ten days, after we brought the idf some messages from his neighbor claiming that somebody's kidnapping my son to gaza. and ever since then, the government and the idf give us an indication that he might be kidnapped. until now, we don't have any evidence he's there. >> i know i said it but 28 days it's been and the not knowing firmly -- does that make this even worse, somehow? >> it's worse and getting worse every day. because we are thinking for some indication, if he's alive, if he's injured. and nobody's giving us any indication. we ask many, many times the argentinian government to be involved, because my son is a citizen of argentina. they sent something to hamas, but even then hamas is not responding for anything. >> avi, what is your biggest fear for your son right now? >> well

these really military is still there is a many things to be update zane bus for avi live and romano. thank you. as you are, without your service still to come to protest against the upcoming g 7 form. and it says meeting in tokyo for failing to condemn israel's bombardment of gaza. the color of the weather has been a little lively across spots of the arabian peninsula recently, but it shall quite and down as we go through the next couple of days, pick some paces the powder around. yes, but nothing too much. might see the alt shabbots it was that eastern side of them on a little bit of wet weather. still in full cost, just around the straits of a move further north of wet weather winfrey, weather, making its way across the northern pots of i've got to start with some snow on that couple very every winter. yeah, but the next couple of guys brought this guys over to was at the western side of the region, east of marietta. somebody's radiant to look dry with plenty of sun shuttle less than what the weather will just slide across. the bus was pushing across the black sea to the west side.

mr. avi joins us live from ramallah in the west bank. same. tell us about these raids and why hospitals were being surrounded was certainly janine was the major flash point in overnight raising the last 12 to 24 hours. but just before we get into that some information we have coming into us just in the last hour of another shooting incident that a check point. the 2nd and has many days. north of hebron, the details are still coming into us. but what we understand is that there was a shooting incident added check point north of have run a vehicle crossing to palestinians have been reportedly killed in that incident. they were shot inside their vehicles. we have so far, just the account from the is really side of things from these, the riley military suggesting that this was an attempt of shooting attack and that these 2 men were killed. we'll get more details on that. as soon as they come into us here in ramallah, but again, the 2nd sentence incident in as many days in terms of what happened engineering jeanine has become a major flash point in

so in many thanks for that same bus for avi live, everybody in the occupied westbank or without. is there a still a head price? i guess the upcoming g 7 foreign ministers meeting in total care for failing to condemn israel on bob. bunch of guns, the color, the weather has been a little live a across parts of the arabian peninsula recently, but it should quite and down as we go through the next couple of dies bits and pieces. the power around. yes, but nothing too much. might see the shabbots, it was that east of the side of a mine, a little bit of wet weather, still in the full cost, the just around the straight to for most, for the north, wet weather winfrey, weather, making its way across the northern pots of i've got to start with some snow on that . couple very every winter. yeah. over the next couple of guys brought this guys over towards. that's the western side of the region. the eastern area is the mediterranean. do look dry, with plenty of sun shuttle less than what the weather will just slide across. the bus was pushing across the black sea to the west side. took you as

the same bus for avi and romano. thank you for the white house as present. joe biden has spoken to the 3 prime minister benjamin netanyahu on the phone, like hannah is in washington with more details. but once again, it was a similar subjects that president biden brought up with these riley prime minister, focusing on humanitarian pauses. for example, this is something that the us administration has been pressing full. it appears that israel has been somewhat reluctant to institute what the us perceives as a series of staggered to monetary impulses which would allow for humanitarian supplies to go into gaza. but would also perhaps allow for those being held captive by how much to get out of the area. so that is one of the things also president binding according to the readout from the white house brought up the issue of protecting civilian life. it's this thing that israel has a responsibility to keep a minimum to it, to a minimum, any degree of attack on civilians while it's carrying out what the us is, is it's accepted operations against him us. so these a

orrin len liebermann is tel avi. mj lee is at the white house. i want to start with you.t was pretty remarkable moment from the president of the united states to lean that far into where he thinks that this negotiation is right now. >> yeah, that's right. you heard the president saying that we are very close to a deal and that echoes what sources have been telling cnn all morning. that the u.s., israel and hamas are on the cusp of announcing this deal and it could come as early as today. i was in the room when the president made those remarks. i did try to ask him at the end how many americans he believes maybe among the 50 hostages. he said i'll have plenty of time to talk, but declining to go into any of the details. and i'll let him speak to the contours of the potential deal, but at least for the biden administration, this has been an you are priority trying to get the hostages out because they believe there are at least a handful of american citizens in the mix in gaza being held by hamas. and now what u.s. officials are saying is that they are hopeful that 3-year-ol

october 7th massacre together and it is on hamas to return every one of those hostages to israel. >> avi, thank you so much for being with us. we do appreciate your time. >> thank you, thank you very much. >>> in extension of this truce is critical to easing the humanitarian crisis in gaza as well. woo he'll be discussing with a u.n. official who says so much more needs to be done or many more children, palestinian children could die. cnn's special live coverage returns after a quick break. >>> i'm wolf blitzer in tel aviv. the final pieces are coming together right now for a fourth exchange today of hamas-held prisoners for palestinian prisoners and detainees happening at a fourth day of a pause in the fighting, the truce, the temporary truce has brought great relief to gazans who have withstood seven weeks of unrelenting bombardment but it also has allowed them to come out to the streets to truly see all that's been lost. cnn's ben wedeman is joining us from jerusalem right now. gaza before october 7th compared to gaza today, give us a sense that you've been there many times how are pe

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good an avi hyman. firstly , thank you very >> well, firstly, thank you very much for having me on. >> nana. we're moving fonnard. we're moving fonnard with our mission , which is twofold. mission, which is twofold. first, to destroy the hamas military operation. >> the hamas government entirely , and obviously to free the 240 israelis that were taken captive against all wars of law . against all wars of law. >> there's they took, as you know , men, women, children, know, men, women, children, toddlers and even babies . and toddlers and even babies. and our mission is ploughing ahead. we've surrounded gaza city. we're keeping the pressure up on on hamas . we're taking out a lot on hamas. we're taking out a lot of hamas targets , pinpointing of hamas targets, pinpointing hamas and doing our very best to avoid severe civilian casualties in a way that no army has likely donein in a way that no army has likely done in the history of modern warfare. yeah, but we have to keep going until we take care of this

. >> charles: avi, how do you determine when you've destroyed hamas? how do you pick out members of hamas versus palestinians who in some degree may also have the same objective? >> we need a situation by which hamas is no longer in control of gaza. hamas can no longer keep our people hostage or keep their own people hostage. the day after hamas will see leigh things. we'll see the gaza strip is demilitarized, deradicalized and gaza will have to be rebuilt. israel will have to control the security aspects and a new civilian-type of leadership that doesn't teach their children to hate jews. a type of leadership that will take over the state of israel from the river to is sea and it will be jew-free. there's a historical precedent. what happened in germany, what happened in japan where we hope for a better future. >> charles: thanks for taking the time out, avi and all the best. we'll reach out to you again soon. thank you. i want to get back to the release and the danger for u.s. troops. the iranian backed proxies firing missiles at one of our ships. wh

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avi, we now have a new video statement from the mother of two children who were released yesterday.hink these are the twins. their father remaining in captivity. let's play that. >> i can't even start to explain how it feels to have them back here. it feels like the end of a bad dream. we can finally start our lives together. but it's not over until it's over. there are still so many hostages left behind, including their father who is still held hostage in gaza. >> these are brothers, not twins. 12 and 16 years old. their mother is grieving, of course, for her husband. it's all unspeakable. >> it really is unspeakable. as i was listening to richard's account, it reminds me that this is a country that's still very much in a state of trauma. we haven't moved to post-trauma because we keep hearing more and more stories about what transpired that day on october 7th, that day of the horrific massacre. every day reveals more stories, more details of those atrocities. the fact that there are families still torn apart, there are individuals who don't know whether their loved ones are alive

good to see you, avi. the last time we saw each other we were in jerusalem. >> nice seeing you across the atlantic. >> welcome to a respite from the war. and we may have interrupt to see presidents biden and xi meet. this picture, a rare show of bipartisanship in washington, speaker of the house, senate majority leader, minority loader and joni ernst, raising their hands in solidarity. >> inspiring and what we needed at this time. speaking not only as an israeli but also as an american jew, many feel scared, disempowered and quite fearful in light of the rise of antisemitic attacks across america and around the world. this is a moment for the community to come together, jews and nonjews, democrats and republicans from across the country, gathered together to show their solidarity with israel, to express their condemnation of antisemitism and call for the release of the 240 hostages held by hamas in gaza. >> we have not had official estimates, but you put the number close to 300,000 people. >> if you read i

avi hyman.n. thank you forjoining us on the thank you for joining us on the show again, it's always a pleasure. can you shed any more light allegation that light on that allegation that a young ten month old israeli has been killed in an airstrike ? been killed in an airstrike? >> so firstly , thank you very >> so firstly, thank you very much for having me on. let's just you know , spend a second to just you know, spend a second to think about what we're even talking about. a nine month old baby , nine month old baby taken baby, nine month old baby taken with his mother, taken with his four year old brother into captivity by brutal masked monsters with machine guns. hamas terrorists stormed our borders on october seventh, killing everything in sight and then taking 240 hostages. as we demand their immediate, immediate release, there is no way that it's acceptable in any world to take a nine month old baby hostage. that baby little kfir, that beautiful red headed babyis kfir, that beautiful red h

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t o n. avi told me to bring the to proceed. i hope to be open ended one. okay. uh, not a ports kasicoda or something cuz he as well, who does the job more tv? why? by hi. it's important and our conversation about the land issue to make sure that we come up with the walkable solutions for everybody. examples of the gym and stuff. i'm leaving via they have been giving you all the center. there's no way you can say nothing. you should know to be even less individual. let's take away. i think the general government thinks the big jump that is close. they have agreed on the, you know, development buckets that they are going to give or they have a photo joys and develop. they acknowledge a genocide book and they think the jump dice is close. so you can see that it is pushing divisions, deeper editing part and creating a new problems. what to the agreement, the federal, both of the pot for, for which of the, the use of the country. because my family was in last all this time. my grandfather from my mother's side. he came here as a 19 year old young soldier. he came in

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and it covers the g u t o n. avi. don't mean to proceed. i hope to be open ended. okay. laska oh, its casa or something, cuz he as well. who does the job with sidney web? i hi it's important and our conversation about the land issue to make sure that we come up with a walkable solutions for everybody. examples of the gym and stuff i'm leaving via they have been giving you a whole bunch of these essentially been no way you can say nothing. you should know to be even less individual. let's back away. i think the jim and the government think stuff that jumped on his clothes. they have agreed on the, you know, development buckets that they are going to give a day of apologize into that. they acknowledge a general side book and they think the jump dice is close. so you can see that it is pushing divisions, deeper editing part and creating a new problems. what to the agreement, the fed all the pot for, for which of the, the use of the country because my family was in last all this time. my grandfather from my mother's side. he came here as a 19 year old young soldier. he

speaker, i rise today to speak on behalf of avi. i was supposed to be here speaking about him being held hostage by hamas and you need to bring him home safely and without delay. instead, i'm sadly here to speak about his memory, of avi, a dedicated family man who just hours ago it was confirmed he was killed by hamas. according to his father in new jersey, he bravely fought back against terrorists but they had not heard anything since that day in october. the news of his death comes hours after his wife leah, an american, who was released from captivity after 54 days. while we're grateful for her release, we mourn the loss of avi as he leaves behind his wife and three children. we're keeping friends, family and certainly his community in our prayers but unfortunately, his story is just one of thousands, many that you'll hear tonight, citizens, american citizens, many who have been killed, taken hostage by hamas. when i traveled with debbie and a bipartisan group two days after the attack when we were in israel, we heard the stories

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the problem is, as we talked with lindsey graham and avi mayer of the jerusalem post, every day the ceasefire stays in place is more difficult for israel to say we are going to go back and start military operations. >> absolutely, and john kirby was asked out of the gate about the humanitarian pause, he said we are glad we got a 7th day out of there. i don't know there will be more, we certainly hope. the final american woman hostage, said i don't have additional information on that individual or what her condition is. hope we get more details and information soon. >> mia shem, the 21-year-old we saw in that horrible-looking cast with her arm sort of up like this, she had a grievous wound in her upper arm, she was taken from that supernova festival, that's her mom there on the left, you can see her there on the right hugging what i believe is her brother. she was released today and you can imagine what a happy homecoming that was. >> sandra: john, indeed. those pictures just in to us and on the screen now. john, thank you. meanwhile, so far hamas has been freeing only women and children. our

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avi dictor says that israel is implementing quote the gaza nakba 2023. nakba is the arabic war for catastrophy, referring to the inhumane expulsion of hundreds of thousands of palestinians from their ancestoral homes and 1948, that's when israel was created by its western bankers in the occupied palestine. dictor is the former director of israel's spy agency shinbet is now serving as minister of agriculture in the regime's far right cabinet. he made the admission and an interview with an israeli media outlet. let's take a listen to an extract from that interview. דרומה, זאת אחת ממטרות, זה מטרה פסיכולוגית של המביצה, זה תוצה, זה אירוע אסטרטגי, זה זמני, זה בראש וברישונה אירוע מבצעי, צריך להבין יש לנו שם הרבה מאוד לוחמים שלנו שצריכים לפעול בשתח מאוד מאוד צפוף, לפעול בשטח צפוף כמו שם, אתה שהוא רוו באוכלוסיה, אתה רוצה לצמצם את מספר, תודעה של נקבא או שזה משהו זמני, יהיה להם לאן לחזור, אנחנו עכשיו. מגלגלים בעצם את נק בית רזה אם תרצה נק בית עזה מקדמים זו זו נק בית עזה מבחינה מבצעית אין אפשרות לנהל מלחמה כמו שצהל רוצה לנהל אותה בתוך שטחי עזה כשההמונים נמצאים בין ה

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