. >> for five generations, tiktok star caitlin doran's family.as lived in pacific palisades today. they left along with their pets. >> currently, we have three generations of our family in my house in marina del rey, including a cat, three pitbulls, a lab, a 175 pound multiple members of doran's family losing their homes to the inferno. my parent's house burned down, my grandparents house burned down, and my aunt and uncle's house burned down. we tried to fight the fire for as long as possible, and once i had ash and like fire ash falling on me, i didn't feel confident enough to stick around. >> tanner scharff, a storm chaser, was at his friend orly, israel's home. >> we were just like, you know, putting water on all the bushes and on all over the house. we were taking, you know, cushions off anything that was flammable, just trying to do our best to make sure that the house was as fireproof as possible. but then, as you can see in the video, it's just it got to be too much. all right, dude. >> yeah. let's get out of here. we tried, we tried, bro

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emily doran and romy exiting the red cross cars, their faces say it all now. inside idf vehicles, the former hostages back on israeli soil. here in tel aviv, jubilant israelis watching the transfer live as the former hostages changed hands, laughing, cheering and crying. celebrations today for israelis and for palestinians too. for gazans, this was the first time it was safe to be out on the streets in 15 months. almost 2000 palestinians held in israeli jails also expect to head home again, despite the pain of a war that's cost more than 46,000 palestinians and more than 1800 israeli lives. the ceasefire is a seed of hope planted amid the ruins. this ceasefire is extremely fragile and the incoming trump administration will have its work cut out, making sure this deal doesn't break down. ian pannell abc news in tel aviv, israel. >> ian thank you. tiktok is still alive in the u.s, a day after a ban was set to take effect, the social media platform resurrected itself sunday, 14 hours after voluntarily going dark. now the move followed donald trump announcing he'd

that includes the family of caitlan doran, an influencer who lives in the los angeles neighborhood ofe family has a home in the pacific palisades, where they keep her internet—famous tortoise tiptoe. that home — which you see here — is now gone, and much of herfamily including grandparents, aunt, uncle, brother and two cousins are now staying with her in marina del rey. and we can speak live now to caitlan from her apartment in marina del rey. thank you forjoining us. how are you and yourfamily doing? we're doing the best weekend. i feel are given the circumstances we're very happy to all be together. but, i mean we're looking at pictures, my dad and my grandfather went back up to the palisades to just check it out that our entire neighborhood gone. all of ourfriends entire neighborhood gone. all of our friends houses, entire neighborhood gone. all of ourfriends houses, it's devastating for the grocery stores, the whole town. did you cu s stores, the whole town. did you guys have _ stores, the whole town. did you guys have any — stores, the whole town. did you guys have any warning -

. - caitlin doran — along with her grandparents and animals — including her giant tortoise tiptoe havee told me about the speed at which the flames approached: we sat on the patio of our house for three or four hours just watching the smoke, but the fire was going the opposite direction so there was not like lots of water coming on the other side so we were not too worried about it, fire is fire, but while, fire is fire, but wow, that changed very quickly we started to get worried around 3pm orfour pm., got the tortoise out of there and got him down to the 800 block, we are up the 1100 block so close to the trees in everything, but once we got him out, we were able to get my grandparents out of their house but that is always a challenging thing to do when you left the home. let's talk to the panel,. joining me tonight are nathalie tocci, italian political scientist and international relations expert and chris bruce, policy director for the american civil liberties union of georgia live up or the vortex on one because of the united states and the horrendous fires on the other coast, it

caitlin doran, thank you very much. >> thank you so much. let's speak to our correspondent emma vardy in santa monica for us. i know that you have been in the smoke for hours now. tell us more about what the situation is like where you are. >> santa monica is one of the most famous parts of los angeles. some people may remember it from the barbie movie. look completely different today. the air is still very smoky here even though we have moved away from the pacific palisades area where the fires are still burning more fiercely. it is pretty deserted here. some people are out in it but even down here by the coast it is difficult to breathe. it tastes of smoke and you can barely see vary far into the distance because the smoke has clouded the city, coastline, as well as further inland. we know the firefighters are trying to battle the fire. the forecast is the wind will hopefully drop off a bit this afternoon. you can still feel the breeze down here although it is not as intense as it was overnight. annita: i am going to interrupt you to say t

. >> caitlyn doran's family has lived in pacific palisades for five generations. >> my grandfather isactually met my grandma at palisades elementary and they bought their house. >> her parents, grandparents and aunt and uncle all lost their homes to the inferno. >> so we have been in the palisades since the 1930s. my great grandma helped name the streets. we waited as long as we could, but it is time to go. >> we first met caitlyn's family days ago as they were escaping the flames. her parents, grandparents, pets, even her 175 pound tortoise named tiptoe, ready to go, fleeing for their lives. right? now. returning to see the damage for the first time, sorting through the charred remains of their lives here, i feel like the next few weeks is we're just going to be attempting to kind of see what we have. >> we have the brick from the front of the house. it's just time to dream. get out the drawing board and, you know, hope. >> pray one family's hope for the future amidst the pain, for a brighter tomorrow. >> i believe that people will come back and they'll work hard as heck to rebuild t

unfortunately, thomas doran's home did not make it through the fire, nor did other homes that his family members lived in. >> 6 or 7 family houses in pacific palisades burned that night. >> but as bad as it was, dozens of emergency crew members could be seen tuesday in pacific palisades, working to get the neighborhood back. >> we've been here forever, and we'll be back. it's a good town. so we're we're blessed to be here. >> i spoke with sarah silver as i was standing near the main strip in pacific palisades. a burned out building on one side of me. california national guard across the street. the mere image of me standing near the building was eye opening to sarah. sarah was renting this home that survived the fires here in the palisades, but she lost her nearby home that she owned. this video shows that home burning last week, and all of that heat is pushing across. >> look at that. look at that. >> you can see it was a total loss. but even with all of this rubble and destruction, there is hope among those who live here who say this is their community. >> we really are a huge family,

roamy gonan who was kidnapped from the nova musical festival, emily demari and do doran steinbecker both seized from their kibbutz. that was 471 days away when hamas terrorists abducted and killed more than a o thousand people in southern israel. within hours israel's military was bombing gaza. 15 months later it's too soon to say the war has ended, but it is on pause. hamas and some of its supporters were celebrating the ceasefire as a victory, as part of the deal israel is supposed to release almost 100 palestinian prisoners from jail later today. mohammed is expected to be one of them. his family in gaza is waiting anxiously. he was arrested when i was only three years old, says his daughter, and i'm now 12. there are scars on both sides. noa argamani was rescued after eight terrifying months. >> i live in the fear every single day. i didn't want the guarders to suddenly lose control and kill me. all the terrorists was armed with so many weapons, knife and grenades. i live in a war zone. every second felt like the last second of my life. >> reporter: so much could go wrong with this c

really, really emotional scenes of ronnie, doran and emily being reunited, not just with their familiess went to meet them as they emerge out of gaza but their friends as well. hugging, lots of singing, crying. this has been a very emotional day here at the hospital. they will have been preparations for what they go through it next to try and recover from the emotional and the physical burden that they've had in the last 15 months or so. yes. there are clearly physical injuries, which are already being addressed. we saw emily damari, the british— israeli national with bandages on one hand. we know she was shot as she was taken by hamas on october seven, 2023 it appears that almost immediately she came out of gaza, that was addressed by medics down there and no doubt will be looked at again here. we also know that romi has most likely that injuries which need to be addressed. in terms of general health, all three of them were walking and they seemed clearly in buoyant mood so that in terms of what this means psychologically, there will be psychologists available here to work with them. t

let's bring in pacific palisades resident schuyler dietz along with fire captain sean doran.first, talk about the next steps, assessing damage, getting people into their homes, getting communities up and running. where do you start? >> at any given wildfire the repopulation and recovery efforts start early on. we are already anticipating this being the final phase of the fires so for example the damage assessment teams are out there providing realtime updates on homes that got damaged to assist the property owners in filing claims, writing to the county, assisting recovery efforts. ultimately to come back and help us understand if we can make improvements in code and mitigation to help mitigate the next wildfire. >> trace: it's a long road. the reason we brought you on, schuyler dietz, you've been evacuated, you can't get back in your neighborhood. your parents live in the palisades. their home did not get destroyed. they want to go back. how do you go back into this post-apocalyptic seen that is the palisades with no power and no water and no shops and services. >> good ques

they are in the hands of the idf and soon to be that london's 24-year-old romy coding 31-year-old doran waiting for them the first family members are each reunited with after more than here and hamas captivity but you can only imagine what they went through. we have heard the stories of other hostages, the torture many have endured not just mentally but physically. we pray for these women. we know they are back in the arms of their mothers right now and soon to be their families. >> and getting chills watch this. two of these young women were from southern israel that i visited last summer. many people have gone there. many people talk to their families and their loved ones and for over 4 days they fought and waited for them to come home. the fax fact we now have a cease fire at the biden and trump administrations together worked on, hopefully we will see more hostages including americans being released in the coming days. at the israeli people who have been out there at hostages square and tel aviv every day and every night these families that have very little information they get litt

joining us now is caitlin doran, whose entire family is now sheltering together with her in her one bedroomidence after her parents and her grandparents and her aunt and uncle all lost their homes. caitlin, how are you feeling? how is your family coping? >> um, we are. i mean, i'm in my bedroom right now, but i hear lots of laughter in the living room. the boys actually just got back from checking out the palisades and seeing seeing what's left. so they just spent some time there. so we're all getting updated, but i feel like we're all in the same boat and just happy. happy to all be together. quite a few of us in here, but we're happy to be together. >> well, i'm glad they're all safe. your family has lived in the palisades for almost a century. tell us about the community that you grew up in. >> the palisades. growing up there is like, your ideal situation. i mean, it's a small town in a big city. everybody knows each other. it is so close knit. i mean, my friends from elementary school are my friends now. our our parents are friends. everybody is, you know, it's just a very community dri

we bring in sean doran and fabian herrera. thank you for both coming on.matches expectations with the historic wind event and red flag is that. when we compound the dry fuels we have that we've talked about for years with incredible wind categorized as historic wind we see them make massive runs and the devastating losses we are seeing our hearts are with the communities affected we are proud to be up there with the partners. >> speaker-01: fabian over to you and when you look at the fires you see how almost impossible it is to see the window there. what are you thinking what are your thoughts on what happened in los angeles county over the last couple of days. >> my thoughts are with the people of los angeles and the people of the palisades. right now we are just focusing on saving the lives that is our priority and as mentioned it's a difficult fire because of the historic wind event. mainly wind driven and a lot of feel has been growing over the last year with the excess rain and there were areas where it's a difficult terrain to fight them. there is be

dean: the first three to return to their family's arms are romi, emily, doran. relatives worked tirelessly to get their loved ones home and i've had the heart-wrenching privilege of meeting with many of them. just last month i met with romi's sister and evi segal. she was taken hostage with her husband keith and was released 51 days later but keith remains in gaza. he is expected to be released in the phase of the ongoing cease-fire. after 15 months too many, romi, emily, and doron and others will return home with the remaining 70. we must see this cease-fire through and make sure all hostages return home. god bless the people of israel. god bless the hostages, living and dead. may they all come home soon. blessed are the peacekeepers, for they shall be called the children of god. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from south carolina seek recognition? >> to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman

caitlin doran, thank you. absolutely, thank you. we speak to emma vardy _ absolutely, thank you.we speak to emma vardy in santa - absolutely, thank you. we speak to emma vardy in santa monica, | to emma vardy in santa monica, emma, your been outs in this for hours, tell us more about the situation where you are? santa monica, one of the most famous bits of los angeles, you might remember it from the barbie film, where she was down to see from there, looks completely different today. i tell you, the air is still a very smoky here, even though we have moved away from the pacific palisades area, where the fire is still burning more fiercely, and it is pretty deserted here, some people are out in it, but even down here by the coast, it is very difficult to breathe, the taste of smoke and you can barely really see it very far into the distance because the smoke is just clouded the whole city, clouded a coastline as well as further inland. we know that the firefighters are still trying to battle this fire. the forecast is that the winds will hopefully drop off a bit this afternoon. you

on wednesday, i spoke to caitlin doran.family, her dogs and her 175—pound giant tortoise, tiptoe, had to evacuate the palisades. they are now all in her house in los angeles and shejoins me again with an update on her situation. caitlin, it is very good to see you again. thank you so much for talking to me and talking to our fevers for talking to me and talking to ourfevers on for talking to me and talking to our fevers on wednesday, because i could see the emotion on your face, because i could see the emotion on yourface, i could hear it in your voice, on yourface, i could hear it in yourvoice, and on yourface, i could hear it in your voice, and you were describing what had happened to your grandfather's home at the efforts to try to save it. for anyone who did not see that, just briefly tell us that again. just briefly tell us that a . ain. . ., just briefly tell us that aaain. , just briefly tell us that main. , ., , just briefly tell us that aaain. , ., , again. so my family has been in the palisades _ again. so my fami

she was at that nova music festival when she was kidnapped on october the 7th, and doran steinbrecherwho is 31 and a veterinary nurse. so three young women there and we will hopefully be seeing them being released this afternoon. and gb news will, of course, be keeping you abreast of breaking news. there are lots of stories in the papers today about team trump, and whether they're going to be able to get on very well with keir starmer, but somebody who is in washington dc now is the shadow foreign secretary, priti patel, who joins us. lovely to see you this morning. shadow foreign secretary. thank you for getting up early for this media round. lovely to see you. look, what do you make of the reports coming out of the middle east? we think that emily demari, who is one of the british hostages, will be released this afternoon. strikes me that this ceasefire has seemed as if it's in on a bit of a knife edge. we've had the resignation of ben gvir, a very hard right minister in netanyahu's government. how do you think the coming hours are going to play out? >> well, look, camilla, first of

really, really emotional scenes of ronnie, doran and emily being reunited, notjust with their families mothers went to meet them as they emerge out of gaza but their friends as well. hugging, lots of singing, crying for that this has been a very emotional day here at the hospital. emotional day here at the hospital-_ emotional day here at the hosital. , ., , hospital. they will have been preparations— hospital. they will have been preparations for _ hospital. they will have been preparations for what - hospital. they will have been preparations for what they i hospital. they will have been | preparations for what they go through it next to try and recover from the emotional and the physical burden that they've had in the last 15 months or so.— they've had in the last 15 months or so. yes. there are clearly physical— months or so. yes. there are clearly physical injuries, - clearly physical injuries, which are already being addressed. we saw emily, the british— israeli national with bandages on one hand. we know she was shot as she was taken by hamas on october seven, 2023 it appears th