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cbs's elizabeth palmer reports tonight from hostages square in tel aviv on the horrors of the attack the unresolved conflict. >> reporter: just after dawn, hamas terrorists shot their way out of gaza, through the border, and into israel. they stormed the nova music festival, murdering and kidnapping young people, and went on a killing spree on nearby kibbutzim. israel responded, first by bombing gaza and then sending in ground forces. the mission: to destroy hamas and rescue the hostages. a year later, neither has been accomplished. so on this anniversary, with 97 hostages abducted on october 7th still in gaza, there is no closure. israelis are remembering victims and mourning the missing. >> for a lot of people, it's been a year. for us, it feels like a week. >> reporter: hamas terrorists murdered dvir rosenfeld's sister hadar and her husband itai but spared their twin baby boys. norah o'donnell met them last year. >> norah: 14 hours, the twins were alone. >> yeah. and we got messages from the neighbors. they heard the twins crying. >> reporter: how are the twins? >> they're all rig

cbs's elizabeth palmer has his story covering a year of war. >> i am marwan al-ghoul.n in gaza. i am 61 years old. >> reporter: in all that time, there has never been a year as hard and heartbreaking as this one. >> not enough ambulances, just the people around, by their bare hands. >> reporter: on october 7, 2023, hamas fighters raced toward israel. hours later, israel starting bombing. the next day, marwan moved his family to a hotel for safety but kept working. he filmed this out the hotel window and understood then nothing would ever be the same. >> i looked into my wife's eyes, and we fully realized that we had to say goodbye to our beloved city. >> reporter: marwan has since gathered 22 members of his extended family in a rented house. there is comfort in being close. [explosion] but every time a bomb lands nearby, he reads terror in his grandchildren's eyes. marwan can't get out of gaza, and i can't get in, so we spoke by phone. how angry are you, marwan? >> i'm very angry. i want to see my grandkids go to schools, go to the university, to travel. like anybody,

cbs producer marwan al ghoul risks his life to bring you the story, and our elizabeth palmer tells the i ammar wan al ghoul, was born in gaza. i am 61 years old. >> reporter: in all that time, there has never been a year as hard and heartbreaking as this one. >> not enough unbalances, just the people by their bare hands. >> reporter: on october 7th, 2023, hamas raiders raced toward israel. hours later israel started bombing. the next daymar wan moved his family to a hotel for safety but kept working. he filmed this out the hotel window and understood then nothing would ever be the same. >> i looked into my wife's eyes, and we fully realized that we had to say goodbye to our beloved city. >> reporter: marwan has since gathered 22 members of his extended family in a rented house. there is comfort in being close. but every time a bomb lands nearby, he reads terror in his grandchildren's eyes. marwan can't get out of gaza, and i can't get in, so we spoke by phone. how angry are you, marwan? >> i'm very angry. i want to see my grandkids go to schools, go to university, to travel, like anybo

elizabeth palmer reports from hostage square in tel aviv on the horrors of the hamas attack and the unresolvedconflict. >> reporter: just after dawn, hamas terrorists shot their way out of gaza through the border and into israel. they stormed the nova music festival, murdering, kidnapping young people and went on a killing spree and nearby qubits. israel responded first by bombing gaza and then sending in ground forces. the mission? to destroy hamas and rescue the hostages. one year later, neither has been accomplished. on this anniversary, with 97 hostages abducted on october 7 still in gaza, there is no closure. israelis remembering victims and mourning them. >> it's been a year for us. it feels like a weak. >> reporter: hamas terrorists murdered his sister and her husband. they spared their twin baby boys. norah o'donnell that the master. >> 14 hours the twins were alone. >> you have. and, we got messages from the neighbors. they heard the twins crying. >> how are the twins? >> they are all right. they are worried. they are healthy and happy. it has been one year so they are walking and run

elizabeth palmer is in tel aviv and saw those missile attacks. >> reporter: more than 100 of them we were told. they came in two salvos and both instances the sky above me was lit up by those interceptors blowing them up. >> here's a look at the damage from the missiles on the ground there, broken glass and wood all over the dining area of the restaurant in tel aviv. as of now, no reports of any deaths. u.s. officials say they were monitoring for any threats of attack by iran. >> we've been closely consulting with israel for a while now to be prepared in the eventuality and as today demonstrated, we were prepared and we were able to successfully work alongside israel to defend them from this attack. >> now the u.s. is sending three additional aircraft squadrons to the region, 2 to 3,000 more u.s. service members ordered there yesterday. the biden administration's goal remains to prevent the region from entering into an all-out war. as bombs were flying overhead, a california student was hiding in a bomb shelter in israel. our john ramos spoke to her and people here in the bay area wh

." >>> also ahead this sunday morning, elizabeth palmer marks the first anniversary of the horrific octoberisrael. lee cowan introduces us to a young man with autism making beautiful music. tracy smith catches up with pop star sabrina carpenter. dr. jon lapook talks with delia ephron about the real-life happy ending that's inspired a new show on broadway. and more on this sunday morning, october 6, 2024. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ it is inevitable. chloe! hey dad. they will grow up. [cheering] silly face, ready? discover who they are. [playing music] what they want from this world. and how they will make it better. and while parenting has changed, how much you care has not. that's why instagram is introducing teen accounts. automatic protections for who can contact them and the content they can see. ♪♪ does mark farrell have the right experience and to shake up city hall?ee. in nearly ten years as supervisor, mark grew the bureaucracy by authorizing or creating a commission almost every year. he rubber stamped hundreds of millions to homeless nonprofits with zero accountability and orchestrat

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