chauvinism or domestic violence — carmel, who is a complex character herself.ment of anguish, is abusive to her daughter, nell, in a very graphic scene. i mean, i think many readers are kind of shocked by that scene in this book. it's woman—on—woman, mother—against—daughter violence. yes. and it's hard to read. was it hard to write? incredibly hard to write! i also did the audiobook. i had to do about 30 takes to get through the passage. i find it deeply, profoundly affecting, yeah. um, and you know when you're writing something that is disturbing on that level that you're doing something right, actually. because perhaps you're entering an area of taboo or interest or... ..i'm very interested in how ordinary it is. so, i mean, the violence in the book goes back to phil's generation, where. not only domestically, it's kind of ordinary and usual, its kind of permanent state, but there is a kind of sacredness to. there's a scene of animal cruelty — just to alert everyone to that too! — where it's kind of ritualised, where violence is ritualised. so that goes throu

that is the poet, phil, who's the father of carmel and the grandfather of nell.aughter. there's, um...there�*s abuse in this book, there's extremely difficult, sometimes toxic, relationships in this book. yeah. when you sit down and write, do you draw in personal experience? where do you draw these characters from? i have the most boring life you could imagine. i mean, i have had a boring life... i can't believe that. well, i write books. you sit alone in a room. i've written eight novels, you know, in the last 30 years. um... so that's a really interesting question. i take things from the world and i see where they can go, imaginatively or fictionally. um... you know, because there is an amount of dark subject matter in my work, i wonder why people find that so notable. and if i'm accused of writing dark material, i feel like that's the equivalent of walking down the street and being told to smile, you know? women are expected to write consoling fictions or are admired for making people feel better. and male writers are admired for making people feel an awful lo

also, carmel, the same town that once banned gum for people city leaders elected in november.y're going to make the final call. that's it for us here at the news at nine. next is drew barrymore show for more local news and headlines, including weather join us on our streaming service cbs news bay area. thanks for joining us welcome to our show, everyone. oh, hi, hi, hi. rossy?

i don't know exactly what my cousin carmel is going through.y hope that she is ok over there. but i have all reasons to believe that she is alive. i know that if we don't get her back as quickly as possible, we may lose the chance to get her back, and we cannot allow that. ben: what would you say to your government? we were discussing earlier some of the claims that benjamin netanyahu, the israeli prime minister has not done enough to get a cease-fire, get the hostages out. his own defense minister has said the hostage deal has stalled, in part, because of israel, blamed the prime minister for that. what is your view on that? >> i am trying to speak to my prime minister all the time, tell him that he is obligated to do what he can to get the hostages out. i believe the israeli government has not done enough, mainly because the hostages are not here. thiss my government. i have no other government. it doesn't matter if i elected, if i voted for netanyahu, or voted for somebody else, it doesn't matter, he is my prime minister. it is his obligatio

the group will accept the concessions blinking says he's managed to get from israel carmel. the worry is a chiral based journalist. and he told us why a mazda saying the current proposal on the table goes against earlier agreements. you know, what it seems that they're not very happy with what. busy onto the police and caused the rich, richie d. uh, they say we had an agreement in july wish to buy a proposal at that time. and then disagreements. there was a, a group that there was a 2 phases of exchanging is rate of hostages and funds to be in prison. this 1st in a 6 months and 6 weeks periods of a ceasefire. that then this extending to a permanent ceasefire. and now they say in the spreadsheet proposal, and there is new to months by and it's on the our package that was until the break to the previous proposal. the main points, how much is unhappy was, is that there seems to be no more guarantee for a permanency side dis, package. this has to be negotiated to the meet that time. and the 2nd thing that they are not separate was, is that that is, that is not a phone withdrawal

eastwood lived there when he served carmel's mayor. that was from 1981 to 19 96 and according to zillow and redfin, the mansion is the most expensive home on the market currently in carmel. and for those who know, you know, clint eastwood was born in francisco. it is for. >> and you buy that place. you can go for a dip in the pacific. or you could drive up to tahoe and go for a dip in whatever said, look, you're also comes with a that wraps up kron for news at 6. we appreciate you being with us the past 3 hours. that does it for us have a great night. >> in it. take that up a little bit higher. you should feel that, like, right back here. oh, yeah, i felt that! good, that is so much better than last week. thanks, i've been doing 'em every night while i'm watching tv. - oh, what are you watching? it's a mystery. high quality care that meets you where you are. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: save my mom. his mom's car sinking fast. the cop and strangers who drove in and came to her rescue. then...

siege ensued with the fbi surrounding mount carmel. negotiator who's thought they were making progress and getting koresh to agree to come out. the fbi lost patience. on april 19th, they decided they would insert tear gas, supposedly gradually to smoke the branch davidians out over a couple of days. instead, they filled the corridors of mount carmel with great clouds of gas. a fire broke out. all the branch davidian in there died horribly, except for nine who escaped all adults. and that became genesis and all the controversies afterwards that clearly have led to a number of violent incidents ever since. so there's not just the mount carmel story to tell, but the consequences. and now joining us is david jackson of usa today, who was with the dallas morning news during the waco hearings. mr. jackson, what do you remember from those hearings? well, the first set of hearings, i remember the fact that we had a big senate race going on in texas to replace lloyd bentsen. we'd been named treasury secretary. and that's what i was cering. and

among those still held in gaza for the last 313 days is carmel gat. 7 october when she was taken. her sister—in—law, yarden roman—gat, was also kidnapped. she was subsequently released in november, but carmel was not so lucky and months later is still being held. joining me now is carmel�*s cousin, gill dickman. his aunt was also killed on october seventh. he has been a leading voice in israel demanding the government agrees a ceasefire. thank you very much for being with us. and do you have any hopes that these talks that are under way now in jo hart these talks that are under way now injo hart will bring about a cease—fire and possible hostage release deal? cease-fire and possible hostage release deal?— cease-fire and possible hostage release deal? ~ release deal? well, good evening, first, release deal? well, good evening, first. secondly. — release deal? well, good evening, first, secondly, i— release deal? well, good evening, first, secondly, i must— release deal? well, good evening, first, secondly, i must be - release deal? well, good evening,

the debate over street addresses in carmel by the sea. >> i think it is more communal when you need to come down to the post office. >> uber will work better and the ambulances will be able to find us when i have a heart attack. >> will he stay or will he go? the latest developments in the brandon aiyuk saga ahead of the nine z's baking the house special. arisa's styling a new look. and steve's filling his biggest order ever. with the first ever comcast business five-year price lock guarantee, these business owners get five years of value on gig speed internet and advanced security. all from the company with 99.9% network reliability. so now they can focus on doing what they do best for the next five years. that's a lot of bread. you got this. the comcast business five-year price lock guarantee. switch today for a limited time. >>> and along the northern california coast. it is also known for one usual quirk. homes without posted street addresses. >> and we never had street addresses within the city limits. >> yeah, it is real interesting for more than a century, people using landmarks

there is not just the mount carmel story to tell, but the consequences. peter: the branch davidians, is it fair to say they started out as pretty legitimate offshoot of seven-day adventists? jeff: the branch davidians, first called the shepherd's rod in los angeles, were started in the 1920's by an adventist that believed that, as all adventists did, you had to live by the rules of the bible, then, sometime in the reasonably near future, the end of days would come when christ would judge everyone. the only people that would survive the judgment go want to live in the new great kingdom of god. they would be the ones that had strictly adhered to the scriptures. he believed that the seven-day adventists had gotten too word -- worldly. when their leadership did not agree he and his followers split off. they moved to waco texas because land was cheap there and they wanted room for all the souls that would be saved on the last days to be able to gather together. they kept to themselves when they tried to recruit new members it was mostly from seventh-day advent

in carmel, 65 degrees. moderate 73 and sunny in carmel valley and 72 degrees in watsonville, southern california, enjoying some sunshine after some patchy morning fog. really comfortable temperatures there. 77ssan diego, 72 in long beach. 83 in downtown los angeles in the high country should be beautiful. you're going to see a couple build up some cumulus clouds over the mountain tops in the abdomen. look at the numbers by day. you're talking about 86 degrees in truckee. 82 in south lake tahoe, the hot 94 degrees in reading now, if you plan to stick around through the weekend, really nice weekend ahead. these temperatures hovering in the upper 70's low 80's throughout the holiday weekend and just watch out things getting a little cold tonight dropping down the 40's for overnight lows. so little chilly at night. so plan for that. if you're headed that direction, one place to watch out for northern california, of course, years longer range forecast model. you can see some of the clouds moving in the bay overn

the carmel by the sea property is listed at 21 million dollars. the three-story mansion has 4 bedrooms, 4 and a half baths and quite a view of the pacific. eastwood live there when he served as the city's mayor from 1981, to 96, according to zillow and redfin, the mansion is the most expensive on the market right now in carmel, the 94 year-old was born in san francisco. mark zuckerberg is flexing. he's unveiled a large sculpture depicting the likeness of his wife, priscilla chan in a nod to roman tradition. he commissions because he can world-renowned sculptor and artist daniel arsham to create the piece in the tag online in the post. zuckerberg says more people. should be bringing back the roman tradition of making sculptures of your wife. sure. busy for him to say. all right. that's it for kron. news at 5. here's what's coming up at 6, 1, bay area city announces plans to begin clearing homeless encampments and >> helping the unhoused find homes. >> plus, people in oakland fed-up with sideshows in their neighborhood. we're taking matters into the

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a long siege ensd with the fbi surrounding mount carmel. negotiators thought they were makingt progress in getting koresh to agree to come out for the fbi lost patience on april 19 and they decided they would smoke the branch davidians out for a couple of days. the ranch davidians died except for nine whon skate -- who escaped and that became the genesis with all the controversy afterwards that clearly has led to a number of violent incidents ever since, so there is not just a mount carmel story detail of the consequences. that the branch davidians, is it fair to say they started out as a pretty legitimate offshoot? >> the branch davidians, first called the shepherds rod in los angeles were started in the 1920s by an adventist named victor how it is to believe that is all adventist did that you had to live by the rules of the bible and then sometimes in the reasonably near future that they would come when would judge everyone and the only people who would survive that judgment go on to live in the gray season of god to be the ones who stric

over the past week, carmel has been humiliated by both donald trump, nj advance and fact. donald tthe first person to taks questions from cosmo's press pool. welltions press , i was actually j.d. vancevanc. on the tarmac right thereforce in front of air force two, while carmel just was a few yardtos away. she was busy. now, get this. a few hours before carmel wa w s kamal one minute long q&a, formera' president donald trump, he conducted an hour plus long press conference wherer he answered questions pretty much about everything under the sun. e where hehad this to say aboutt opponent. >> take a look. she's not doing any news. conference in a way she's not doing because she can't do a news conference. she o doott know how t nence. a news conference. she's not smart enough to do a news conference. and i'm sorr enoy. we need smart people to lead this country because our country's never beenuse r in this danger before. >> i've never felt that much w danger as we feel now. >> if carmelo wants to silence.p ,well, she could step uphe to the podium, answer questions for anum and

beautiful 70 in celina. 74 in carmel valley. little fog along the coastline. 64 in monterey becoming mostly sunny as we head toward the afternoon. and 65 in carmel, southern california, downtown los angeles, warm 83 degrees. 75 in long beach. and 76 in san diego. 73 in santa barbara. the high country. what a beautiful time of year up there. overnight, lows dropping off in the 40's in some spots. 86, though, in the afternoon in truckee, 81 south lake tahoe and about 95 getting hot. still, if you're headed to reno, a stick around for the holiday weekend. you're looking at some very nice weather other than a couple of cumulus clouds over the mountain. top skies going to be mostly sunny up there. you could see a couple of pop-up showers late in the day in the afternoon, at least over the mountains. otherwise think of the lake by itself. you're looking at some great weather ahead. so we've got some nice weather setting up for the weekend. not only here but around the state. mostly clear overnight tonight, early on, then the clouds co

according to zillow and redfin, the mansion is the most expensive on the market carmel. coming up next, signing up for a free trial of disney. plus could prevent you from taking the company to court. >> how a death disney world is bringing this issue to light. plus, the incredible journey that this man took to help fight homelessness across the country. and colin kaepernick could be coming back in the nfl. gentle dig for the former forty-niners court coming up. disney is trying to get out of a wrongful death lawsuit man sued the company after his wife had a >> deadly allergic reaction at a restaurant in disney world. the suit says the restaurant staff and repeatedly assured them that her dish did not contain any darrien or not, which she was allergic with. the woman collapsed just an hour after eating her meal. disney says the man cannot sue them because he had agreed to private dispute resolution instead of going to court. they say this happened when he signed up for a free trial of disney. plus and again, when he but disney world tickets. disney says the binding arbitr

well, the dreamy coastal town of carmel by the sea is known for not having street addresses, but there'ss without them, a city council vote last month has decided to add street names and numbers to homes in the one square mile neighborhood. local law enforcement and fire officials told residents it's a safety issue during emergencies. they also don't get mail delivery service. every resident has to pick up their mail from the post office. >> i just don't think it's necessary. i mean, honestly, we've lived this way for 100 years. we don't need them. >> i'm in favor of it because of delivery issues. uber will work better. the ambulances will be able to find us. when i have a heart attack. >> that's an interesting talker there. in november, residents will be voting for city council members and a mayor who will determine the fate of whether to give residents addresses. all right. we're getting an inside look at caltrans new cutting edge electric fleet. the new trains represent a landmark shift toward faster, cleaner public transit, helping to fight climate change and build a better bay area.

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carmel river state beach rounds out the top five and also worth mentioning.park, south of carmel by the sea. ranked number eight on the list. so a beautiful weekend to get out and enjoy. thank you all for joining us. the news continues at eight. for lisa and everyone here at abc seven mornings. have a great day >> this is abc 724 over seven. >> in san francisco, live at levi's stadium in san jose. live in oakland. >> you're watching abc seven news live anytime, anywhere. we are we are, we are, we are we are, we are where you are. >> never miss a moment of the news that matters to you. download we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis, because the system that's supposed to fix things is the problem. record budgets. fewer officers. business killing bureaucracy. the insiders won't change a system built for their benefit. i'm daniel lurie and san francisco needs a mayor unafraid to take on the status quo, bring accountability, and stop the excuses. >> gio: good morning, america. stormy holiday weekend

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. >> reporter: his big sister, carmel, is still a hostage in gaza more than ten months after hamas ander militants broke into their home in kibbutz be'eri. >> breaking the glass door, moving in, taking your family. taking yourself, tying your hands. always pointing a gun into your face. shouting at you. >> reporter: if there is no cease-fire deal, what happens? >> i don't want to think about it -- i think if this will fall, i won't see my sister again alive. >> reporter: and the losses of mohamed in gaza and alon in israel are the horrifying stories on both sides of this war. hopefully these broken families remind us why that cease-fire is just so important and that days matter because human lives hang in the balance. ramy inocencio, cbs news, tel aviv. >>> columbia university president minouche shafik has resigned following months of turmoil. she became the first woman to lead columbia when she was named president last year. she came under fire for her handling of pro-palestinian protests on campus. in a statement last night she acknowledged the protests factored into her decision. sh

the carmel home features more than 4,400 square feet of pure decadence, four beds, 4 1/2 baths, unrealiews for sale now from tim allen properties. we just gave them a shout out. the listing price? just a cool 21 million. >> oh, is that all? >> i could throw in a few hundred dollars. what do you guys have? >> dozens of dollars. >> we could split it all on the weekends. we would even let clint -- >> do the newscast from there. >> and let clint stay should he like to stop by anytime. >> the only question i have is who is clint eastwood? >> all right. >> so young. >> that did not make my day. >> he's a director to you, actor before that. >> sure, tv, commercials? >> not so much. >> look him up. >> thanks for watching! "the late show" with stephen colbert is next. news continues streaming on cbs news bay area. you ever heard of make my day? >> no. >> you've never? >> i have. i have. >> okay. >> don't kill

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so what message to black men want to hear from carmel harris? >> black voters are the cornerstone of the democratic party, particularly black women have been consistently strong supporters. of democrats all across the country, but particularly in the south and kamala harris being a woman of color, particularly a black woman, is going to receive an overwhelming amount of support for from black voters. now, right when donald trump wanted you to believe that this was a, genuine effort by his campaign and republicans to try to core black man what you saw today at the nab, jay showed you his true colors. he is not focused on garnering enough support. he went there and disrespected a black woman and that is the worst thing you can do if you want black man to support you. so what the campaign for harris for president has got to continue to do is to talk about her record, talk about hard commitments, and talk about the results that the biden-harris administration has deliberate, particularly to black man. as we're here, rosemary, we're dealing with a co

meanwhile we made the largest investment carmel and i and public safety ever.instead of a convicted felon. 7 ~ , convicted felon. cheering and applause _ convicted felon. cheering and applause. folks, _ convicted felon. cheering and applause. folks, the - convicted felon. cheering and applause. folks, the senator| applause. folks, the senator from california _ applause. folks, the senator from california and _ applause. folks, the senator from california and i _ applause. folks, the senator from california and i passed i from california and i passed the first banning of assault weapons. and guess what, it worked. if we care about public safety, we need to prevent gun violence. it makes me ashamed when i travel the world, which i do. more children in america are killed by a gunshot, than any other cause in the united states! more die from a bullet than cancer, accidents, anything else, in the united states of america! my god! that's right kamala and i are proud we beat the nra and we passed the first bipartisan gun sanction for 30 years. i am serious. that comes

maybe couple lingering clouds in pacific grove, a sunny 73 in carmel valley. and 71 in salinas, southern california, enjoying some sunshine. 76 in san diego. really comfortable downtown los angeles. 83 in 74 in santa barbara. the high country. yeah, you can see some build up some clouds in the afternoon, but really some nice numbers 80's out there by the afternoon. overnight lows, though, dropping off into the 40's. a little chilly at night. make sure you plan for that. if you head that direction. 95 degrees in reno on. well, the next few days taking right through the holiday. you those temperatures on the warm side right on saturday and sunday, a little bit cooler come on monday, but still some sunny skies and looks like overall a nice pattern developing around much of the state watches, though, as we head through time, you can see the low clouds and fog moving in the bay area all along the california coastline as we head in toward tomorrow. and then as we get into a lot of part of saturday, sunday and into monday, you start to see some moisture moving in alo

carmel is never one. a single primary vote, ever. and the one debate sheted to, committed to. she's trying to wiggle outs e di of kamala did her first sit down interview with her running mate withoutowiew with a report. >> i have white tacos and like mayonnaise and tuna. what do you do? pretty much ground bee d f g and cheese. that's okay. you put any flavor in it? no. here's the deal. >> no.to they said to be careful and let her know this. >> that black pepper is the top of the spice level in minnesota. you know >> om the first vice president, i believe, who has ever grown chili peppers, a country where the democrat presidential nominee refuses to do interviews, isn't a free country, and you don'tif have as free press. if the press isn't free to interview presidential nominee sn'ts. >> putin does more interviews than kamalnterviewa you run foru the presidency of the united states of americaut. what are you hiding for? and i be hiding in plain sight.a somebody's got to say it. somebody's got to say it. now. b >> you can't be running for the presidency of the united statecy os.

in carmel, the same probably in the civic grove about 70 its latest little more sunshine there. head to southern california. you'll find a make sure some sunshine. a couple patches of fog, cau side, comfortable temperatures. 74 in san diego, downtown los angeles and about 73 degrees in santa barber. the high country. nice time of year to get up there and enjoy got those cool nights in the warm days really some beautiful weather up there. lots of sunshine about 82 degrees in south lake tahoe should be a comfortable 86 degrees in truckee. get a little hot if you had real plan about 94 degrees. but i think if stick around for the weekend, you're looking good is going to see those temperatures right on through saturday and sunday. mo, even a little bit warmer on monday to labor day. so numbers hovering in the 80's throughout the weekend and should stay dry across the sierra nevada. but that may be a different story in northern california. show you why so we've got the clouds are going deep along the coastline. we've got high pressure kind of getting out of the way. now. we've got an

monterey county, officials say crews found new cracks developing at region slide about 45 miles south of carmel by the sea. a nearly seven mile segment of highway one remains closed while repairs continue. caltrans says the new slide will likely continue to move, so they're pausing work for now. the section of highway one has been closed since february 9th, when part of the hillside above the road collapsed. the giants and a's are playing in oakland's last bay bridge series this weekend, with the green and gold set to play in sacramento next season. the bay area rivals square off today and tomorrow for likely the final time at the oakland coliseum. a's fans had mixed emotions tailgating in the parking lot before this evening's game. >> it's somewhat of a sad day, you know, so many memories growing up and coming to games here. it's going to be really tough when they head out and don't get to experience this anymore. >> mixed emotions, you know, hating on the ownership. you know, just blessed enough that we got lucky to have this one last season. >> the two teams first faced each other in the 198

even carmel and me go past quote, are fighting for the new rules to be enforced. they live in the party zone and have joined the neighborhood association to deal with it. the goal, this place is like a theme park. when the tourists are out on the town, they come lurching through the neighborhood this fall down for a while urinating the street all along. everyone does know assuming the daughter. yeah. here's the problem. i, the government has to start capitalizing the shops of the don't stick to the sales hours or the load id. is that right? that's the, that's an example of the crap we'd have to put up with have germans in my family, myself, and i'm ashamed of this behavior. and so that if somebody at the party starts in broad daylight to the tourist, it's pre drinking at the beach. even though they've heard about the alcohol being for us. it's just a classic drinking holiday. it's a shame not being allowed to drink on the beach right now. sabah moving around. well, 1st was. 7 let's buy some wine shafts on the beach somewhere to drink, but we're not actually allowe

t th >> carmel is so great. then why do they needand he to rebrandr? her? and why does all of her staffy quit? and why is she more unpopulasher than dick cheney? >> no offense,. no, i love you.or >> victor davis hanson is a senior fellow at the hoover institutt th e. >> he joins us now. all right. victor davis hanson, indeed. kamala harris, does this thing last? >> well, they figure they haveas to advantages jesse. one is she didn't run a 18 month campaign. she didn't wasn'sn't in t in th. all they have to do is hide her for 90 days and to. they feel they have a blueprint- from 2020 when they kept joe biden secluded and they outsource this campaign to the party bosses. the media and the donor class,st and they ran surrogates. second, they have they change the voting laws, and that's still in effect. thdso they're confident that whn you 70% of the electorate does not on election day, that thattt will help them. >> and third wil, they successfy repackage joe's little easier joe old joe from scranton into a moderate to disguise what was virtuallo disguiy turne

carmel is from berkeley, grew up in canada and wants to take your guns. she's bluffingin, harris tells us. no tax on tips. just plagiarize is trump's policy. she and biden can cut the taxonp on tips now. >> why don't they? i >> when i wake up this morning, i open the paper and i paper a see kamala wants to build a border wall. >>kamala yeah. >> if she's elected president, yellar harris pledges to spend hundreds of millions of dollars on the wall along the southern border. >> wall a project she once opposed and called un-american during the trump administration. >> axios is telling us that kamala i s pledging to build more border wall. but have you heardre borde kamala pledge that? >> i haven't. her handlers are justsaying saying she's going to build border wall. border just not as much as trup wanted. >> there's kamala harris. n is >> know what the kamalasa harris campaign'yis saying? >> this administration has decided to vilify them and to prad>> of thn hae on them for te of this president's medievalanit vanity project called a wall. >> i'm not going to

we welcome the mayor, irvin carmel, to the nine.> you have lived all over the world, but here in carmel, i mean, i've been here in mill valley for 20 plus years. what does what makes mill valley special compared to everywhere else in the world? >> so there's a couple of things. one, mill valley is a pretty old town, so we're going to celebrate our 125th birthday next year, which is super exciting. but the city actually dates back to 15 years before california even became a state. 1830s. we had a mill here, which was a milling town, so it's got a very long history. so that's the first thing. second thing is this is an arts community. yeah. this is a place where you have the film festival every year, you have a music festival, you have a fall arts festival, you have movie stars, as you said, from hollywood, that come here for the film festival. you've got the sweetwater cafe, where people like jackson brown play. so this is very much an arts community. and finally, this is an outdoor community. this is at the foothill of mount tam. th

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eck wh >> carmel is a nervous wreck who can't be trusted with the nuclear codeo trusts. this job's not for her. the only actor that can be presidentr. reagan. iden >> so rip up the script.t is the real carmel likes outer space. >> she likes venn diagrams. stevie wondes outee r and schoo. she likes to laugh. she's not in the policy.poli >> she doesn't know anything about it. she the first time she took ther exam, she failed. she thought, you put gas in ango electric car. >> she's been riding all around in a bus all day in georgia with tiananmen, tim high fiving and hugging kids who can't vote. is the bus electric? no . >> she's against electric buses no ew. ga >> america first legal founder and former senior adviser to trumpr stephen miller is here. first of all, where are you? miller? e you,what mysterious land are u hailing from right now? i'm in a very, very top secretyo location and helping to worklend with a team of very talentedf ou people on getting the criminal migrants out of our country when donald trump win. so for win obvious reasons, jesse, we cannot disclose

we can now speak to gil dickmann in tel aviv, whose cousin carmel gat has been held hostage in gaza.aking the time to talk to us. i know many hostage families are communicating with each other and they wonder what the reaction was today when you heard of the bodies of the hostages recovered.— the bodies of the hostages recovered. ~ ., , ., . recovered. we were devastated. we knew five of — recovered. we were devastated. we knew five of them _ recovered. we were devastated. we knew five of them were _ recovered. we were devastated. we knew five of them were already - recovered. we were devastated. we i knew five of them were already dead, we had messages and the families were given the messages but it broke us. it was also his nephew and a great friend and amazing activist who worked endlessly to stop the war and i'm sure he would not stop now. we were just... the thing we felt mostly was that we are so sorry we couldn't get them sooner. so sorry we didn't make our government anti—terror organisation holding them to get to a ceasefire deal to stop this horrible tragedy and bring hosta

carmel and tim understand that this nation must continue to be a place of possibilities. usjoin me, promising your whole heart to this effort. and i know where my heart will be stop i promise i will be the best volunteer harris and tim have ever seen. cheering and applause. each of us, has a part — cheering and applause. each of us, has a part in — cheering and applause. each of us, has a part in the _ cheering and applause. each of us, has a part in the american - us, has a part in the american story. for me and my family, there is a song that means a lot to us. it captures the best of who we are as a nation, the song is called american anthem. there is one verse that stands out. and i can't sing riverdance, i'm not going to try. i willjust quote it. " the work of prayers of centuries, have brought us to this day. what shall our legacy be? what will our children say? let me know in my heart, when my days are through, america, america, i gave my best to you! " cheering and applause. thank ou, joe! ' cheering and applause. thank you, joe! thank — " cheering and applause. t

supplies to get into this trip, we clearly understand that the operational consult or the roof of hand carmel. the sound of crushing borders have great impact on the foods. eh, conditions he industry best palestinians are suffering from unexcused. thoughts in security fees and national court of justice has owed it as well to me to get you to the board. faith and you might terry crisis, but with its procedures right now on the ground, the situation is getting much more less because what we do know is that speakers, what types of services or food senses have been targeted as palestinians even right now are being subjected in exposing different schools have been sick to us diseases because of the bad quality for foods are writing to the office check and also to the great level of the continuing to which and we need to remind you that there's 2 hundreds and thousands of humanitarian agents are lined up with the 2 sided foods that waiting for the machine to get into a split font to now as well as control is preventing any sort of relief to get it to be taking place or to be done for palestinians w

. >> reporter: 's big sister carmel is still a hostage in gaza, more than ten months afted other militantske into their home in kibbutz be'eri. biko moving in, taking your family, taking yourself, tying your hands, always pointing a gun into your face, yelling at you. >> reporter: if there is no cease-fire deal, what happens? >> i don't want to think about it. if this falls, i will not see my sister alive. >> reporter: the losses of mahal did in gaza and alon in israel are the horrifying stories on both sides of this war. hopefully these broken families remind us why that cease-fire is so important and that days matter because human lives hang in the balance. major? >> major: ramy inocencio, thank you. the world health organization is once again declaring outbreak of mpox a global health emergency. an overwhelming majority of cases in africa, more than 14,000, are in the democratic republic of congo, where scientists they a new strain of the disease may be more contagious than previous ones. u.s. health officials say the risk to the public is very low. trial begins in a murder case that sh