joining me now is democratic congresswoman elissa slotkin.nalyst who served in iraq, and she's been in the room since these hard conversations are happening. she previously worked in both the department of defense and on the national security council. and she's a candidate for senate. you have a lot on your plate. i want to start with the news that iran is actively facilitating some of the proxy attacks on u.s. bases in the middle east. and the confirmation from the white house today, because i think one of the pieces that hasn't received probably nearly enough attention is the possibility of a broader war here. how concerned are you about those reports and what you've seen over the past couple weeks? >> i am very concerned. and you can see it both with the administration, and saying american citizens and lebanon the part, or dependence or citizens in iraq depart. but you can also see it with what the iranians are saying or not saying, right? we haven't seen anything from the grand ayatollah that said don't get involved, don't attack, wait. w

whether you condemn it or not. >> democratic congresswoman elissa slotkin, thank you so much. >>> andor days we've heard how hamas storm into the musical festival and killed people and raping women. my next guest was there. and there is now video showing the cold hearted actions of the terrorists there. stay with us. >>> of the 1,000 people killed in the terrorist attacks by hamas, more than 260 were at the nova music festival on saturday. some were killed at point blank range. they're belongings were looted and their actions seen in the car's dash cameras parked at festival. and that was obtained by cnn today. one was at the festival when it came under fire and he joins us now. ameet. >> good afternoon, jake. >> words fail. i'm so sorry you went through this. i'm flad you're okay. could you tell us what happened that morning. >> so, me and the three of my friends, we were at the music festival. which is very close to the border with gaza. towards 6:30 a.m., while we were dancing on the dance floor, the music suddenly stopped and we thought it was -- it was something can electricity b

on michigan attorney dana nestle's reelection was a former aide to democratic representative elissa slotkinin part quotes into politics and in the jewish community she dedicated her short life to building on understanding across faiths bringing light in the face of darkness. family and friends gathered for a funeral service today to honor her life and legacy as fellow leaders in the jewish community more in her death. >> you taught me, you protected me, you loved me with all of your heart. you so deeply wanted peace for this world. you fought for everyone, regardless of who they were or where they come from. you are the definition of a leader. >> he detroit police chief said obviously this murder raises a lot of questions for this a lot of tension in the air right now he is urging the community not to draw any conclusions as this death is being investigated. molly: all great points meant for in our hearts go out to her family thank you. we will be right back. a confident day... a never-hide-my-smile day... a life-of-the-party day... a take-on-the-world day... a believe-in-myself day... a fl

and i talked to congresswoman elissa slotkin who said they're having a mini war in their caucus and they need to sort that out. i talked to nancy mace and congressman tim birchet of tennessee. both of those two voted 15 times to make kevin mccarthy speaker in january, right? and i think in the both cases they felt mccarthy in addition to not governing well and congressman birchett is worried about spending he publicly mocked them. nancy mase felt misled particularly on some of the abortion policies she expected to be dealt with in the house. so it was a lot of bad faith across the board that, you know, in addition to the maga will trying to control him that brought him to this point. >> jen, just to follow up on that, the way in which this was very deeply personal for those who voted to oust him, there was reporting that that interview kevin mccarthy did on sunday with margaret brennen on cbs, was played to the democratic caucus before they made their votes really just to kind of drive the knife in his speakership, to show democrats just what a turncoat kevin mccarthy was. did you hear t

campaign staffer for michigan's attorney general and a former aide to the democratic representative elissa slotkinpresentative slotkin wrote in part, quote: in politics and in the jewish community, she dedicated her short life to building understanding across faiths, bringing light in the face of darknesses. family and friends are gathered right now for a funeral service to honor and to celebrate woll's life is and legacy near detroit as fellow leaders in the jewish community mourn her death. >> sam's role and the service that she provided transcended detroit's jewish community. it really was to the broader metro detroit community and southeast michigan. you know, she really believed in a jewish value of repairing the world. >> reporter: and the detroit police chief says, obviously, this murder is raising a lot of questions right now, but he is urging everyone not to draw any conclusions as they are actively investigating this death. gillian. gillian: matt finn on that investigation for us, thank you. mike? mike: israeli prime minister netanyahu warning hezbollah will make the mistake of its life

and i talked to congressman elissa slotkin, the hair having a mini civil war in their caucus, and they need to sort that out. i also talked to two of the members of congress, nancy mace and congressman tim burchett from tennessee. both of whom voted to oust mccarthy. both, sort of a surprise, that not both of those two voted 15 times to make kevin mccarthy speaker in january, right? i think, in both cases, they felt that mccarthy, in addition to not governing -- congressman burchett worried about government spending. he had personally slighted both of them. he mocked congressman burchett, he thought is gonna pray about whether he should vote for mccarthy as speaker. nancy mace felt misled, vertically on some of the abortion policies that she expected to be dealt with in the house that weren't. it was a lot of bad faith across the board. that, in addition to the maga wing trying to control him, that brought him to this point. >> jen, just a follow-up on that. the way in which this was very deeply personal for those who voted to oust him, there was reporting that interview that kevin mcc

was president of isaac agree downtown detroit synagogue and previously worked for congresswoman elissa slotkinichigan attorney general dana nessel loved ones say she will be remembered for how she impacted the community where she fought for all no matter race or religion. it's a nation s. >> advocate and supporter of social justice, woman of great faith. with a passion for equal treatment for all people every space. this was not this is a fact. >> happening now said after says studio executives have asked them to come back to the bargaining table. the news is coming as the actor strike has now gone past 100 days. they're demanding fair wages and streaming residuals as well as protections against the use of artificial intelligence. the union says both sides will come together tomorrow to continue talks. of course, we'll let you know if any progress is made. it has been almost 40 days since all 3 unionized carmakers went on strike for the first time in history. the escalating ribble facts are not going well beyond the pickup lines, but the impact being seen showrooms with few or cars auto shows

downtown synagogue in detroit since 2022, and had previously worked for democratic congresswoman elissa slotkinreelection campaign for michigan attorney general dana nessel. we are expected to have an update in the case later today. >> still to keeping our eye on the rafah border crossing on the egypt gaza line where a u.n. convoy of 17 aid trucks should be able to enter into gaza soon. but first, our in-depth look at the battle that continues -- after the break, former capitol hill police officer sergeant aquilino gonell, who testified before the january six special committee, joins us with his thoughts on staunch election deniers being in the running for the next house speaker. keep it right here. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ my frequent heartburn had me taking antacid after antacid all day long but with prilosec otc just one pill a day blocks heartburn for a full 24 hours. for one and done heartburn relief, prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. my name is marie. i'm 49 years old and i'm a business owner. i own a lemonade and ice cream shop in florida, so i can feel and see that my lines have

. >> joining me now is democratic michigan congresswoman elissa slotkin. it's good to see you.s. i'm wondering what your level of concern is about this recent escalation. there was another iranian drone that took off and u.s. forces shot it down this morning. what are your concerns about what hezbollah will do when or if israel launches the long anticipated ground invasion into gaza? >> yeah, look, i think we're already seeing the regionalization of this war, right? u.s. forces have been attacked in syria, in iraq in two different places, and from iranian-backed groups in yemen, you know, off the coast yemen. we've seen some rockets from he has hezbollah into israel. i think most people you talk to here in washington in the national security space would say particularly if there's a serious ground invasion, you're going to see hezbollah and other iranian backed groups accelerate, get involved. and you know, i think that is one of the many considerations that those of us with the national security background are trying to process through and urge like all parties to just take a

i'm joined now by democratic congresswoman elissa slotkin from michigan. she is joining us right now. first of all, let me get your reaction to the news that just came out a little while. and we're standing by for this news conference from kevin mccarthy, representative kevin mccarthy is no longer the speaker. if i have to interrupt you to go there, you will, of course, understand. what's your reaction to his announcement already to his republican colleagues that he will not seek to k about the speaker again? >> well, i'm a little surprised because we had heard repeatedly from republicans as we left the floor today that he was going to try again, they were going to try and convince some of the republican colleagues to flip, that we were going to go through another round of votes for a long time to the point where people on the republican side were worried how long it could go. so, obviously he's decided not to go that way, and that's a surprise. >> what's your -- hold on a second. here he comes. here's kevin mccarthy. let's hear his statement, and then he'

campaign staffer for michigan's attorney general and a former aide to democratic congresswoman elissa slotkinommunity in detroit is mourning her death role of a president of a synagogue is ally to inspire the community to inspire the synagogue, to want to do better, to set the tone. and that's what sam did. the detroit police chief is urging the community not to draw any conclusions on a possible motive. up next, the us house of representatives still without a speaker tonight. the candidates now vying for that position and win a decision could be made. also there is a new proposal to cut red tape in police work in san francisco. the idea from the mayor to improve the response from officers to a range of crimes plus we have thousands of people out today who really just need that support. sometimes they want to know that they're not in it alone. celebrating the strength of breast cancer survivors. how today's breast cancer walk is supporting those who have battled and are continuing to battle that disease. coming up, introducing an all new way to watch ktvu news live on your big screen search f