david cousins, hold on to the very european space, which i provided you. crane with aid on now suffering. the consequences of kia has actions. it's very bizarre. i mean, you know, zalinski there in, ki, having the people around him seemed to be biting the fates them. i don't understand that because the e u and e u countries have collectively given a 170000000000 pounds to the regime in ki evan. now, they're trying to tots off and disrupt the energy supply to the very countries that have been supporting them over the last 2 or 3 years. now, i don't agree with that. i don't think that the countries west and country should have been given, giving financial military support to, to the landscape. but he's doing that now. i, i don't know what his purpose is. you would think what insensible would one of the countries, the giving money to actually habits volume and economy. so we can get more say, i mean this, it really is just looking like someone who is facing the end of the war is military is collapsing. everything is collapsing around him and he's just lashing out the 3 major pipelines, but

so what did david tell you happened next? so basically, my. >> cousinto work like a normal day. >> he was working. >> in the back. he said the. >> officials came in without a warrant. >> of course, they came in and asked him for his i.d. he gave him. >> his i.d., they checked on the system and they took him away because he didn't have. >> any. >> case open. >> okay. >> that happened. and then they took him to the detention center, kept him there, and i lost contact with him. so that's what happened at first. and then after that, i went to go see. >> him at the detention center. >> yeah. >> not the same. >> day, the following. >> day, because the visitation hours, the hours. >> were over. he told me they came in. they took him away with two other male coworkers and eight females. um, after that, he told me they treated him good at the detention center and everything. but it wasn't fair because he does not have any criminal record. he's a hard working man. he goes to work every day. he has no record. >> so, so, so let me ask you about that. um, you you sa

david, your cousin works at the facility that was raided, and he was there because he was at work and he was doing his job. um, ice shows up, uh, city officials say, without a warrant in this case. and you see them in this video going in. so what did david tell you happened next? >> um, so basically. >> my cousin. >> went. >> to. >> work like a normal day. >> he was working in. >> the back. um. >> he said the officials. >> came in. >> without a warrant. >> of course. >> they. >> came in. >> and asked him for his i.d. he gave him their his i.d. they checked on. >> the system. >> and they took him away. >> because he didn't have any case open. >> okay. >> that happened. >> and then. >> they took him to. >> the detention. >> center, kept him. >> there, and i lost contact with him. so that's what happened. >> at first. >> and then after that, i went to go see him. >> at the detention center. >> yeah. >> um, not. >> the same day. >> the. >> following day. because the. >> visitation hours. >> the hours. >> were over. >> he told me they came in, they took him. away with two other. male cowor

i just talked to our cousin david, and he and his wife and their kids have gotten out of their home with their dog, but they think that they are going to lose their home as well. but my cousin david, for my mom and dad listening right now, let's go about 40 miles west to the pacific palisades. and cnn's nick watt has been there in the thick of the smoke and heat. nick, what are you seeing on the ground there? >> jake, what we are witnessing here is an urban wildfire, a wildfire right in downtown pacific palisades. >> that's what you're looking at here. the black smoke you can see up there. that's another office building going up this over here. i mean, there is smoke and flames just every which way you look. i was here in the middle of the night last night as the embers were just flying on the wind. since i was last here, all of this has been destroyed. and if you move around here, this used to be an italian restaurant. this used to be the main street of pacific palisades. one of the most salubrious neighborhoods in the country. and, you know, because of the value of the property here, j

my cousin david and his family lives in the palisades. they also have fled their homes.y they think that they've lost their home. how are you? how is your family thank you for asking. >> and i just want to say, on behalf of your family and all of us, selfishly, i wanted to be here to say we loved our neighborhood and we still do. >> and it was an incredible community. >> um, we have evacuated. i believe our home is also gone. it was it was the news i got from a stranger, which is a very surreal experience. um, but gosh, it was incredible. >> on our way out to see the people going in to help. >> and when i think about our neighborhood, i think about fire station 69 and all of the firefighters that we knew that held bake sales and toy drives. >> and as my daughter would walk to her bus stop, we would see them with their ralphs cart, going to buy the dinner, groceries, and, you know, they're as much a part of our neighborhood as anyone. and i know what they're having to do now must be extraordinarily difficult. >> are you able to console yourself in any way that because you

. >> to my cousin david and his wife jan and their three kids are constituents of yours. live in palisades. they have not yet lost their home, but they might soon. they are staying with david, is staying with his in-laws in all the way down in orange county. how many people have been made homeless by the fires so far? and what what do they do? >> i am so sorry to hear that your family has been impacted, that they're evacuated, but i'm glad to hear that they are safe there. we are still assessing the magnitude of the damage, and that's why we have recovery centers set up for people to come and work with us in the county and the city to make sure that they're getting all of the support that they need, and so that we understand all of the resources that they need. we have developed a map of properties that are being, um, that are being addressed. and you can go to that at recovery dot l.a. county.gov. you can find that map. it zeroes in on people's property and tells them the percentage of what remains. and and it gives you sort of an initial insight into the condition of wh

. >> i asked because my cousin david and his family, they live in the highlands, and they had to evacuate flee to. they feel like i think they think their home is is gone as well. we heard in highlands is pretty. >> 5050. >> so. right. it's they're not they're not sure for you guys. >> yeah. >> they're not sure yet. we heard the heartbreak from your dad in that video. and you wrote on gofundme, quote, in an instant, three generations of memories and everything we worked so hard to build were gone. i just it's just it's a it's it's not just property, right? it's a home. it's memories. it's it's it's it's a world. >> absolutely. and the house that i grew up in, 1118 iliff, it's actually across the street from my grandparents house where my mom grew up. so we have my uncle three blocks down. i mean, we are smack like we are right there. so we got three generations in the house right now we have six dogs, including 375 pound pit bulls. we have 175 pound tortoise. my boyfriend, a couple of my friends that evacuated my roommate. you know, we've got a full house, but everybody has been so suppor

andrea canning (voiceover): david would later wonder if his cousin's behavior was the result of griefwas innocent. they were convinced he was being framed. who did you think could have framed him? at that point, a possibility was my father. so you actually believed your father might have framed your brother? we believed it could have been possible. the investigators were leaning very heavy onto it and pretty much telling us, without coming out right out and saying it, that they were sure my father had done this. andrea canning (voiceover): it was impossible to wrap their heads around. this can't be real. this can't really be happening. liana hege: we had a reality check with each other. and you're like, did it happen or did it not? right, was this a dream? what's going on? you feel like all of a sudden, somebody dropped you in the middle of hell, and you can't find your way out. and every time you get an answer, it's worse. andrea canning (voiceover): but detectives didn't have enough evidence to prove any of their theories. it was frustrating. i mean, there was a lot of nights we wer

david: aaron, thank you. >>> tonight, car line kennedy, jfk's daughter, and her blistering letter about her cousin, robert f. kennedy jr., on the eve of his confirmation hearing to be the next secretary of health and human services. kennedy with a warning tonight for senators, calling rfk jr. a predator. tonight, rachel scott asking rfk jr. if he has a response. >> reporter: tonight, in a scathing letter, caroline kennedy, daughter of president john f. kennedy, urging the senate to reject her cousin robert kennedy jr. as the next secretary of health and human services. calling him a predator. >> i've known bobby my whole life, we grew up together. it's no surprise that he keeps birds of prey as pets, because bobby himself is a predator. >> reporter: caroline kennedy calls her cousin unqualified, with dangerous and misinformed views on vaccines. but says his personal qualities pose even greater concern. >> i watched his younger brothers and cousins follow him down the path of drug addiction. his basement, his garage, his dorm room, were always the center of the action. where drugs were available, and he enjo

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six of her cousins were taken hostage. sharon and david cuneo. their twins, emma and yuli, daniel. daniel aloni and her daughter amelia. all of them have been released except for david or david and alana. zeitchik is joining us now. alana, thanks for joining us. how is your family holding up right now? how are you doing? >> um, it's a precarious moment. so we are we're we're stressed. you know, it's a bittersweet moment because we know some people are coming home, but david's fate is still up in the air. >> is there anything behind the scenes going on that you feel comfortable sharing with us? >> um, there's nothing that has been confirmed to us or that we know really anything that's public is what is what you know and what and what what we know. but based on the framework, um, david is a man in his 30s, so he wouldn't be included in the first phase of the deal. so that's our our understanding at this point, he would not be included because he's still theoretically of fighting age. correct. because he is a man in his 30s. so he's considered kind of a young soldier, even though he's