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every time i'm meeting aviva, i'm giving her the biggest hug i can. and i feel like i'm hugging edan, because to see her it's like a miracle for me. she is like an angel. >> mika is edan's sister. >> it was so surreal like texting and talking to edan like two days before, and then hearing on october 7th that i was just not going to be talking to him. and now it's been a year. so it's been a year that my best, like that i was growing up with has just been, like gone from my life. i'm sorry. >> no, it's okay. >> it's very difficult. >> and aviva, at the same time, looking at you here, it is a sign of hope that it is possible. >> it's a sign of hope. but i wanted to look strong. i'm broken up into pieces for all the families and the hostages that are there. i'm going to scream as much as i can until they come back. >> how would you describe this past year? >> we simply just miss them so deeply, so deeply. my sister and her husband's bodies are being held as bargaining chips still in gaza. >> we cannot do anything besides trying to think how to get back i

before going on to attend the nations league match between the republic of ireland and england at the avivain. they did speak earlier and the prime minister outlined his expectations from the visit. prime minister, here we are again following on from chequers, a lot of warm words about the reset in relationship and second meeting in four weeks, but what substantive action are you in the irish government taking to cement that? ., _ government taking to cement that? ., , government taking to cement that? a, , a, , that? today is really significant _ that? today is really significant because l that? today is really i significant because we that? today is really - significant because we have laid out our ambition to reset the relationship and, today, we take that forward. we have had really significant discussions about the themes, the timetable, issue such as trade, and we have had a roundtable with businesses looking at the ways we can prove trade and grow our economy is respectively. so today is about moving that reset on, cementing it and making it ambitious. we are clear by march, we want

the nations league match between the republic of ireland and england in a few hours�* time at the avivaers are currently holding their face to face talks, but before they moved away from the gathered journalists, they spoke to the media. today we are here in dublin to probably try to flesh out what a reset actually looks like, and what it looks like in a practical sense for our citizens on both islands, and i certainly know that it has to be embedded in things like peace, prosperity, mutual respect and friendship, and i am really looking forward to having an opportunity to discuss that with you today. i know also our most solemn duty as leaders of our respective governments is our distinct roles as co—guarantors of the peace process, something we both take extremely seriously, and there is much work to be done there to really harness the full potential of the gift that was given to us by the last generation, the most incredible gift of the peace agreement as well, and i look forward to seeing how we can work together on that. i am still only eight, going on nine weeks into office and i

and aviva's husband, keith, is one of them. and she is fighting for his freedom and the freedom of the other hostages. kate? >> raf, prime minister benjamin netanyahu really doubling down on his conditions that he has set for a cease-fire to ultimately try to end the war. obviously there's pressure from outside, but there are also reports that he's facing a lot of pressure from inside his own government to prolong the war. tell us about that. >> reporter: right. so this is a divided country, and it is a divided government. prime minister benjamin netanyahu depends on the support of several far-right ministers in his cabinet. these are people who think there should be no concessions to hamas and not only that israeli forces should remain on the gaza-egypt border, but that israel should reoccupy gaza in its entirety as it did before 2005. and they say that israeli settlers should move into gaza in the same way that they have done in the occupied west bank. so those ministers really pressuring netanyahu not to make a deal and to c

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aviva, a former captive released in november, saying the six bodies returning are only adding to herst fear. we got the proof of life. >> but you know what it's worth? nothing it's worth nothing. he could be killed now. he could be tortured now, starving and screaming for help. we need all the hostages home. >> the protests now spilling over to one of israel's main highways. demonstrators chanting slogans demanding netanyahu's strike. a deal lighting fires on this highway. screaming why are they still in gaza netanyahu saying whoever murders hostages does not want a deal. meanwhile, president biden, speaking to hirsch's parents to offer his condolences, saying in a statement he is devastated and outraged that their son's death. rachel goldberg and john poland, giving an emotional plea for peace at the democratic national convention just days ago. speaking on keeping up, evan hersh, goldberg-polin hopeful for his return after hamas released this video in april showing hersh alive, his head shaved, missing part of his left arm believed to have been blown off. on october seventh when ha

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aviva siegel and her husband were among those taken. she was held captive until november 2023. her husband is still not home. it hurts. but for us, worrying about them and me, sick to my stomach, worried about kids and hostages because they're there and they're just waiting. what will be the next thing? the hamas terrorists will do to them if they're going to rape them again, starve them again, hit them again, shout them again. and that's their conditions. just waiting. i was there in those same conditions and i thought that i'm going to die all the time. you can hear the emotional stories and their calls for action just in a little bit right here on nbc nightly news at 630. more school, less screen time. that's the goal of a new law signed by governor newsom. that bill requires all california school districts, public school districts, to come up with plans for limiting student cell phone use on campus. the governor noted excessive smartphone use has been linked to increased anxiety, depression and other mental health issues. the campbell union school district implemented a new

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evening that they will attend that football match between the republic of ireland and england at the avivadublin. no matter what the score, we expect to see lots of smiles, handshakes, warm words today because both nations and governments are really keen to drive home the message that the reset in their relationship is after a strong start.- after a strong start. yes, football _ after a strong start. yes, football always _ after a strong start. yes, football always a - after a strong start. yes, football always a good i after a strong start. yes, i football always a good thing for sir kia. are we spending anything concrete today or is it more justly two leaders getting to talk each other? it feels like an opportunity, a photo opportunity to show the leaders are getting on well. we know that sir keir starmer has been on a bit of a tour but of course he wants to get that image of him getting on very well with the republic of ireland, he says he wants to work on business ties as well as many others. we expect lots of handshakes and one thing i should say to you is that when i talked about the

benjamin netanyahu to end the war and free the hostages, a message echoed today by former hamas hostage aviva segal, whose husband keith is still being held. i believe that bibi netanyahu is killing the hostages and too much for this whole country to handle, and that's what you see. the people have had enough. some 250 hostages were taken on october 7th from israel after the hamas attack. it's believed fewer than 70 remain living in captivity. hamas has taken responsibility for the six recovered over the weekend, saying they've instructed captors to kill if rescues are attempted. yesterday, netanyahu apologized for the killed hostages, saying i'm asking for your forgiveness, that we did not manage to bring them back still alive, then doubled down on why it's important for his troops to block hamas's weapons supply on gaza's border, a foothold considered a key block to ceasefire. president biden and his top aides have led negotiations between israel and hamas for months. yesterday, biden bluntly expressing his frustration with the agreement process. do you think he's doing enough? no. frustrat

attending the nations league match between the republic of ireland and england in a short time time at the avivadublin. they are speaking at the moment and we will bring it out to you as soon as they come out. actually, they are speaking. let's listen to what they said earlier. think you to simon and for everyone here this afternoon. i appreciate everybody listening to the discussion we are about to the discussion we are about to have. as simon has said, todayis to have. as simon has said, today is about cementing the reset of relations between our two countries. we have spoken about it in the eight or so weeks as i was able to form a government in the united kingdom. today we had a really good session where we were able to agree on the themes and structures and way that we will take that forward, including a summit in march of next year. all of this will provide a strong, strongerfoundation all of this will provide a strong, stronger foundation for the very many issues on which we collaborate and cooperate for the benefit of both our countries. within that, as you would expect, is the question

and that how it remains with just two minutes of stoppage time remaining at the aviva stadium. games in the men�*s s12100m butterfly, hannah cockcroft among those chasing medals later. plenty more reaction on there to england�*s result against ireland. and the highlights from day two of england�*s final test of england�*s final test against sri lanka will be on there, and bbc two from 7.30, after the live rugby league between salford and catalans. salford lead 26—6. i�*ll be back injust over half an hour. until then, goodbye. the mixed weather pattern continuing throughout the weekend. we have a thundery low sitting to the south of the uk, it will continue to push north tonight bringing heavy rain and may thunderstorms for some. it will stay dry across scotland and northern ireland. the low starting to push northwards into this evening and overnight, sending a band of rain northwards, it will be heavy and thundery in places. it will continue to journey across the midlands into northern and eastern england and wales as the night progresses. in the middle of the low, we could see

and say that that might become challenged at times, making a joke that it may also do that at the avivale earlier. sir keir on his part said it was a really important moment for reset and said he wanted to put meaning behind those words. he said it was a pleasure to renew the friendship between the two nations, he wanted it to be meaningful and deep. nations, he wanted it to be meaningfuland deep. he nations, he wanted it to be meaningful and deep. he also talked about those pressing international issues, talking about ukraine, how they had to be clear in the face of the russian aggression. also talking about the middle east and how they needed a ceasefire so that the hostages can come out and that they can get aid into gaza, leading a path to a two state agreement for lasting peace. he said for us to be having our second meeting in 18 weeks —— eight weeks was a real intention on both our parts to reset the relationship and he said thank you for hosting me. both leaders talking about how this was a moment in the relationship between the two nations to reset things, as they said to put m

joining us now is aviva seigle, freed after 51 days in the earlier cease fire deal. but her husband keith is still a hostage. thank you so much for taking the time and my heart is with you right now. after everything that has transpired over the past few days, the tragic death of six hostages, the protests we're seeing, what are you feeling this morning? >> first of all, i want to say that hersh's family are my family now, and the six hostages, we are one big huge family. i was there at the funeral. it was such a sad moment, and it's just impossible to even think that keith might be the next one. i'm not prepared to even think about that. i want keith and all the hostages to come back alive. i do not want them to kill keith like they killed hersh and tell us he's dead. and when he comes back, that he looks like a skeleton. i'm sick and tired of worrying and thinking about the conditions that keith is in. i was there. i know exactly what he's going through. you feel like you're going to die any minute. they play games with your head. they just put the gun in front of

i talked to aviva. she was on with jose. and other hostage families are very distressed at this. the wisdom of doing this. the u.n. is going to have a meeting tomorrow. do you have questions about the morality of it? >> well, it may be a tactical setback for hezbollah, but as you are implying, i think there's real serious questions about the strategic wisdom of this. it's clear that netanyahu doesn't want to have a cease-fire with hamas in gaza and has not gone to any great lengths to try to engage in hostage negotiations. so, therefore, he has taken a very aggressive tack in gaza against hamas and now clearly against hezbollah as well. i wish that netanyahu and the israelis would put as much time, effort and energy and creativity into finding ways to try to bring down tensions in the region as opposed to what they're doing, which is using their military prowess and capabilities, which are formidable. but they are punishing and retaliating against their enemies. i'm not saying hezbollah and hamas are good players. they are a

ronen neutra, your son, omer harris, still being held hostage aviva siegel, you were held hostage for 51 days. you were released. thankfully, your husband, keith is still being held hostage. ruby plan i hate even saying this, but your son any time was killed and the body is still being held and you've been on the show so many times, and i'm so sorry and iris weinstein haggai yes. your mom, judy, and your dad, gady, were murdered on october 7 while they were on a walk and their bodies are still being held by hamas. thank you all for being here at this horrible, horrible time you're in town as we approach the one-year mark from october 7, your meeting with white house officials are you expecting to hear anything new? >> i think this is the tenth time that i've come into washington and i have to say that my expectations are low and i think we need to all look at one of the other and say, we've been doing this for one year and we have not been successful as we have seven us hostages still held by this terrorist organization and i think we need to challenge ourselves and say, let's look at

. >> the wife of israeli-american hostage keith segal, aviva, a former captive released in november, saying her husband, shown alive in hamas video in april, same time as goldberg-polin, could be killed at any moment. we got the proof of life. >> but you know what it's worth? nothing it's worth nothing. he could be killed now. he could be tortured now, starving and screaming for help. we need all the hostages home. >> president biden and vice president harris have spoken to goldberg-polin parents to offer their condolences. this as israel says it believes there are still 101 hostages in gaza, including seven americans. and when abc news washington here in the bay area, an outpouring of support over the weekend for berkeley native hersh goldberg-polin and the five other hostages killed in gaza, hundreds of people gathered in berkeley last night for a memorial at his family's previous synagogue, congregation beth israel. the congregation wrote letters to the family and mourn the loss of one of berkeley's own. >> the pain that they've been going through for almost 11 months was so clear

. >> the wife of israeli-american hostage keith siegel, aviva, a former captive released in november, saying her husband shown alive in hamas video in april, same time as goldberg-polin, could be killed at any moment. we got the proof of life. >> but you know what it's worth? nothing it's worth nothing. he could be killed now. he could be tortured now, starving and screaming for help. we need all the hostages home. >> president biden and vice president harris have spoken to goldberg-polin parents to offer their condolences. this as israel says it believes there are still 101 hostages in gaza, including seven americans. and when abc news washington here in the bay area, an outpouring of support over the weekend for berkeley native hersh goldberg-polin and the five other hostages killed in gaza, hundreds of people gathered in berkeley last night for a memorial at his family's previous synagogue, congregation beth israel. the congregation wrote letters to the family and mourn the loss of one of berkeley's own. >> the pain that they've been going through for almost 11 months was so clear

. >> siegel was kidnapped from his home by hamas terrorists along with his wife, aviva, on october 7 of evil was released last november as part of that temporary ceasefire deal that was brokered by qatar. >> and the united states have eva siegel joins us now, live from tel-aviv, viva. good morning. good afternoon to you, where you are. first. i just want to say how sorry we are for the trauma you and your entire family have endured and continue to endure nearly one year after october 7, i just want to get your initial reaction to the news that we've gotten over the last 24 hours. and now these massive protests that we're seeing there in tel aviv yes. >> so six hostages were murdered in such a brutal way. >> and they were alive three days ago and they should have been back in israel months ago when it was possible they terminales so much pain, rachel and jon. all i'd my family. i loved them and a stole much, wanted to meet here. they son that they've been talking about for nearly a year it's beyond what happened to them. and things like that should not happen. keep is still day with a

aviva, the wife of israeli american hostage keith siegel, concerned her husband could be killed at anyent. >> we need all the hostages home. >> this morning the protests continuing as thousands take to the streets demanding the hostages be released. >> another look at those who have gathered to pay respects to the goldberg-polin family. there are still hostages, several americans, and according to officials, the belief is that only half of them are still alive. families here in israel urging the israeli government to accept a cease-fire deal to bring the rest of the hostages home. michael? >> our thoughts are with those families there. thank you so much, marcus. we go now to senior white house correspondent selina wang for the administration's reaction to the killing of the hostages in gaza. good morning, selina. >> good morning, michael. president biden says he is outraged and devastated by the death of hersh goldberg-polin. biden and vice president harris met with his family, his parents, and spoke to them over the weekend to offer their condolences. in a statement he said, "it is as

but what about the fans in in dubun >> but what about the fans in in dublin tonight at the at the avivae you know he represented them at a world cup 40 times and he played in a very good period. he's a popular player and he could get you know he could get back in that stadium as well. >> does lee carsley struggle to take his wages if he struggles to sing the national anthem? >> yeah, but i don't think it's not. it's not part of the job. he's he will be judged just like anybody else who plays for england or has managed england or coaches or even works at the fa, they'll be judged on their performance as we all are in our jobs. if he starts winning games, if he manages manages to take england over the line that gareth southgate couldn't quite fulfil in his eight years in charge, then there will be no question about whether he's sang the national anthem on a cold saturday night in dublin. there really is done. >> i think this will stay with him. it possibly, possibly, possibly. >> i just think that's very unfair. >> do you think actually all this aside, aiden is actually the best man for t

repubuc in the world cup for the republic of ireland won and 40 caps for that nation steps into the avivaight and sings the english national anthem, when in football terms, he is irish, then he risks annoying probably 55 60,000 supporters. so i wouldn't . supporters. so i wouldn't. that's the kind of thing the police would advise on. mike parry was on the show on breakfast this morning. he was head of, he was head of the fa's communications department back in 95. he had to apologise the following day to the irish premier to because of because of events that had happened that night. so it can be difficult, it can be incendiary. he even had to go down into the dressing room and get the players to come back out on the pitch, but they wouldn't do it because it was too difficult. so there is there's history to consider here as well. yeah. >> candace, i just think, you know, you're taking up one of the most important jobs in the country when it comes to sport. anyway. you know, you are flying the flag for football fans all oven the flag for football fans all over, not just england, but england

. >> first up at the aviva stadium in dublin on september the seventh. >> and then there's that gameinland and a young squad very much putting his faith in some of the players that have come through at under 21 level. >> it's disappointing to lose somebody like cole palmer, but by the same token, this early in the season, players don't want to take any risks. if they're carrying a little bit of a niggle. >> and as you say , ollie watkins >> and as you say, ollie watkins is another one that has an opportunity to prove himself, whether under carsley or a new boss. >> and then some young players and some new names coming into the side. >> noni madueke is a particularly interesting one because he started the season very strongly as far as chelsea are concerned, and tino livramento, who is keeping kieran trippier out of the newcastle side. >> and now trippier has retired from england. international duty and livramento has got his first call up as well. so for a chance for some young players to show what they're made of and maybe, just maybe, carsley to get rid of that interim title, if al

if he goes in there, 50,000 fans at the aviva stadium and then starts bellowing out with his hand ont, the english national anthem, i think that can antagonise the home fans. don't forget declan rice is already going back there tonight, having snubbed ireland. jack grealish to. there are several other engush to. there are several other english players tonight who have irish connections who could have played for ireland but chose not to. and so from a security perspective , it might be a wise perspective, it might be a wise thing to do. having said that, i'm by saying that i'm kind of intimating there's been some planning going into this. that wasn't the case. this hit the england manager between the eyes last night. >> he sort of caught between a rock and a hard place, to be fair to him, because he should sing it. if you are managing england. however, if he does sing it when they're playing ireland, they may think, well, he's a bit of a traitor really sort of thing, you know, because there's a bit of. yeah, but then he is anyway, in their eyes, potentially because he's the manager fo

he's saying that it's difficult because he's going into the aviva stadium in dublin, where, of courseayed in a world cup there. his grandmother is was born in cork and he doesn't i mean, it's no different to declan rice yesterday , not choosing not to yesterday, not choosing not to celebrate his goal for england because he has three caps for the republic of ireland . and the republic of ireland. and it's kind of the same, isn't it? i mean, it's just i mean, i've personally when it comes to goal celebrations, i think that's slightly different. i think you should. i don't like it when players celebrate. sorry, i don't like it when players don't celebrate goals because out of respect to the team they've scored against, because they used to play for them. i just think that's, you know, if you're you're you're doing a bit of a disservice to the fans that you're currently representing. >> so is this just because he's in dublin or has carsley not sung the english national anthem elsewhere? was he maybe worried he was going to get booed? >> no, it wasn't that what it was? emma? was he never s

and that happens at the aviva stadium in dublin. >> let's let's get to the meat of this.about a olympic legend. reagan. >> rachel gunn, otherwise known as what? b—girl reagan. >> it's the fact when she does a little video, she says, hi , little video, she says, hi, reagan here. yeah, as if she's i mean, it's like it's so cringe. >> she doesn't have a sense of humour. it has to be said. she takes us up a little bit too seriously. >> this is the problem with reagan. if you just laugh about it and realise that maybe. but anyway, she did an interview with australian television. she's still in portugal. she hasn't actually flown back to australia yet . australia yet. >> she's it's almost like you're going to break away back, keeping away back. >> this is what i mean. we're laughing. she's very serious about her breaking and this is what she had to say yesterday. >> it was really sad how much hate that it did evoke. and a lot of the responses, though, is also just due to people not being very familiar with breaking and the diversity of approaches in breaking and it was so fanta