hostage square in the center of tel aviv was previously called museum square. the museum of fine arts. its employees are now busy ensuring the safety of the paintings there, and its bomb shelters will be opened the moment the air raid sirens sound over the square. by order of the museum director , the impressionist exhibition was opened in the basement protected halls under concrete floors. at hour x, these halls will become a bomb shelter for the entire area. from the upper ones. israel believes that an attack from iran could come at any moment. over the past week, we have strengthened and improved our preparations. we continue to collect intelligence and prepare for attacks from lebanon. we are at the peak of readiness for attack and defense, and will act in accordance with the instructions of our political leadership. the french and british foreign ministers who arrived in israel the day before insisted on the need to conclude a deal with hamas to prevent a major war involving iran and the lebanese shi'id group hezbollah. the visiting ministers, as well as t

hostage square is the museum of fine arts, which is now behind me, its employees are busy ensuring theof the paintings there, and its bomb shelters will be opened the moment the air raid sirens sound over the square. by order of the museum director, the impressionist exhibition was opened in the secure basement halls. the french and british foreign ministers insisted on the need to conclude a deal with hamas , the ministers who had not been in israel the day before , allowing a major war to break out involving iran and the lebanese shiite group. new strikes hit the city of al-zawaida, which is located in the central part of the palestinian enclave. as a result of the idf air strike, 18 people were killed here. a well-known businessman in the area lived in this house, and after the fighting began , he helped people as much as he could, handing out food for free. almost fifty refugees, many of whom died today. in the southern gaza strip, the israeli army continues to conduct a ground operation in the eastern neighborhoods of hanyounis, where it was designated a week ago. tried again at t

the hostage square in the center of tel aviv, formerly called the museum square, is a museum of fine arts, now located behind me, its employees are engaged in ensuring the safety of the paintings located there, and its bombproof. will be opened when air raid sirens sound over the square here. whether the tel aviv museum will have to become a refuge for the painting of the people depends on the cease-fire negotiations, but the crucial talks could break down. israel believes that an attack from iran could come at any moment. over the past week, we have increased and improved our preparations. we continue to gather intelligence and prepare for attacks from lebanon. "we are at the peak of our readiness for attack and defense, and we will act in in accordance with the instructions of our political leadership. the french and british foreign ministers who arrived in israel the day before insisted on the need to conclude a deal with hamas, preventing a major war involving iran and the lebanese shi'id group hezbollah. the visiting ministers, however, like the leaders of the european union , c

hostage square in the center of tel aviv, used to be called museum square, this is a museum of fine artsted behind mine. its employees are engaged in ensuring the safety of the paintings located there, and its bomb shelters will be opened at the moment when air raid sirens sound over the square here. by order of the museum director, the impressionist exhibition was opened in the basement protected halls under concrete floors. at x hour, these halls will become a bomb shelter for the entire area. the painting matisse is being removed from the upper halls. we started doing this already in october, we realized that it was not safe to return the works back, we left them, some in storage, some on the ground floor, out of danger of iranian and hezbollah strikes, we have removed some more paintings in recent days. whether the tel aviv museum will have to become a refuge for the painting of the people depends on the ceasefire negotiations, but the crucial negotiations may fail. israel believes that an attack from iran could come at any time. over the past week, we have strengthened and improved

i got to walk here and tell of east hostage square. for 10 months he has been complaining for the release of his brother. its sake was kidnapped by him. us some keep boots near old on october 7. but now as a crisis unfolds with yvonne and has fuller a ceasefire and hostage diaz, the more elusive than ever, the only focus solely, i think these people to serve to die. we need to eliminate them. so that's the question is when the, whether they're more important to him in the lives of the hostages. so that's the question of the targeted killings of how much data is made here in town and for to create a senior as well as to go and be route as well as no price for retardation and possible escalation 115 hostages. as do believe to be held in garza, some of whom are no longer nice people here in tel aviv extremely worried about the fate of the hostages still being held in garza fearing and allowed more risk. yvonne and his beloved people here a more on edge than ever nice goes on as usual here at least to know what the strength of an imminent

hostage square in the center of tel aviv, formerly called museum square, is a museum of fine arts. ists employees are engaged in ensuring the safety of the paintings located there, and its bomb shelters will be opened at the moment when air raid sirens sound over the square. whether the tel aviv museum will have to become a shelter for the painting of people depends on the ceasefire negotiations . but the decisive negotiations may fail. israel believes that an attack from iran could come at any time. over the past week, we have strengthened and improved our preparations. we continue to gather intelligence and prepare for attacks from lebanon. we are at the peak of our readiness to attack and defend ourselves and will act in accordance with the instructions of our political leadership. the french and british foreign ministers who arrived in israel yesterday insisted on the need to make a deal with hamas, preventing a major war involving iran and the lebanese shi'ide group. a young man who tried to protect his property. radical jewish settlers are a reliable electorate of the israeli mi

we are joined from chicago at the hostage square exhibit.e officials expecting there today? >> reporter: ana, good morning to you. they are expecting more protests and demonstrations, demonstrations like this one organized by the israeli american council. to my left, there are artist working together here on an exhibit they call wings of hope, and they still have hope despite the devastating news we heard our colleague talking about, and that's not all. they have milk cartons. milk cartons are often an image showcasing the faces of those missing, and here we have those who were kidnapped and those who were murdered. i spoke with the organizers of this event and she said so many people are trying to have their voices heard, and here's the message they are trying to convey. >> first of all we want to convey a message of solidarity with israel and the hostage families, and to convey a message that as american citizens we care about america and we care about israel and we care about the connection and the alliance between them. >> reporter: this

and that's what we're planning to do at hostage square on tuesday.u for your time. we'll see you in chicago. elan carr, we'll see whether or not the city the bends before then. right now i don't hear it many your voice that you're going to have much luck. thank you for coming on. we'll follow it. thanks. >> thanks. >> she has a list of policy positions, a number of which she's trying now to abandon that are really quite shocking. she is, after all, a self-confessed radical. the policy position she's taking on everything from fracking to god knows what else are quite extraordinary and quite, in the eyes of many americans, extreme. dana: the election clock is tick tocking away. 79 days to the make up your mind, less if you're voting early. and the pressure is on. both sides seeking momentum in and a look behind the scenes as the democratic convention is about to get underway in chicago. ♪ it's a party in the usa ♪ yeah, it's a party in the usa ♪ ♪ when you're a small business owner, your to-do list can be...a lot. ♪ [ cellphone whooshes ] [ sighs ] tha

hostage square, those who demand from the government an immediate ceasefire in gaza, a deal to free israeli captives in the palestinian enclave, have been gathering, but this time there was a really big rally, it was a rally of despair, those who gathered in the square understand perfectly well that if there is no deal will be made next week, those trapped in gaza are doomed, whether the fire in gaza stops and... whether a deal is made depends on the expected attack here by iran and hezbollah, but the rally participants doubt that netanyahu will agree to the terms of yahweh senvar, the man responsible for organizing the massacre on black saturday, october 7. there is no sign that netanyahu wants to make a deal, but i hope that it will happen soon, but faith in it is becoming weaker and weaker. 115 israeli hostages, alive and dead, remain in gaza in their hands. washington demands a quick deal, hoping that it will significantly reduce the level of escalation in the region. at the beginning of next week, a whole group of high-ranking officials from the united states and the head of the cia wi

gaza strip, as well as israelis who sympathize with them, hold daily rallies at the so -called hostage square in the center of tel aviv, opposite the general staff building, and they believe that it is precisely this policy of the authorities and the military that is preventing the conclusion of a deal to return." the first negotiations after a long break on a peaceful resolution to the conflict in the gaza strip, but paradoxically, a delegation from the palestinian movement in hamas, in fact, is not taking part in these negotiations. movement stated that they will not send their delegates to such meetings until israel stops fulfilling the previously reached agreement, in particular, until it reduces the intensity of fire damage, that is, in other words, strikes on the palestinian enclave, on the gaza strip, on its civilians, now, as it expects... "the israeli country, through intermediaries, which are qatar and egypt, will convey its proposals, then the intermediaries will convey these proposals to the hamas delegates and some kind of response will follow, but in any case, now on these peace

strip, as well as israelis who sympathize with them, are holding a daily rally in the so -called hostages' square in the center of tel aviv opposite. day and night and these hours will be decisive for the immediate fate of the middle east. yes, sergey, we will closely follow the reports that will appear during these negotiations in doha. well, in the meantime , israeli air defense systems intercepted a suspicious air target this morning, as the idf press service stated, the object was launched from levantine territory, the situation is of course tense on both sides. in lebanon itself, they fear an offensive from israel, here let's connect our middle east correspondent alexander bilivo, who is also with us on direct connection, alexander, hello, we are waiting for details from you, yes natalia, hello, well, indeed, right now in the capital of qatar, doha, the first negotiations after a long break on a peaceful resolution of the conflicts in the gaza strip are taking place, but paradoxically, a delegation is not taking part in these negotiations. movements in hamas, the movement itself stated that

it is not easy for donny, i got to walk here and tell of east hostage square. for 10 months he has been complaining for the release of his brother, its sake was kidnapped by him. us some keep boots near old on october 7. but now as a crisis unfolds with yvonne and has for law a ceasefire and hostage, do you see more elusive than ever there for them? it's only focus solely. i think these people to serve to die. we need to eliminate them. of the question is when the, whether they're more important to him in the lives of the hostages names. so that's the question of the targeted killings of how much data is made here in town and for to create a senior his full us to go and be route as well as know price for retardation and possible escalation 115 hostages, a stupid days to be held in garza some of whom i no longer live people here in tel aviv extremely worried about the fate of the hostage is still being held in garza fearing and allowed more risk. yvonne and his beloved people here a more on edge than ever, life goes on as usual here at least for now. but this th

i got to walk here until i've east hostage square. for 10 months he has been complaining for the release of his brother is sick and worst kidnapped by hum us on . keep boots near always on october 7. but now as a crisis unfolds with yvonne and has for law a ceasefire and hostage, d as the more elusive than ever the and it's only vocationally, i support to be a set of the nations of the leaders. i think these people deserve to die. and we need to eliminate the name of the question is when and whether they are more important than the lives of a hostages. that is the question of the targeted killings of how much data is made here in town and for to create a senior as well as secret enabled, as well as now price for retardation and possible escalation 115 hostages. a still needs to be held in garza, some of whom are no longer life. people are here in tel aviv extremely worried about the fate of the hostages. still being held in gaza, cheering and allowed more of us, yvonne and his beloved people here a more on edge than ever. life goes on

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alex hogan is live in tel aviv at hostage square. this cease-fire proposal could come together at the last minute here? >> in the square behind me, they have been singing songs of hope but practically every person i talked with say they have lost hope. hamas says it is not walking away from this deal but it does say it is criticizing the proposal or that it leans too far towards what is real's demands have been so it showcases of the divides. anthony blink and met with the egyptian president to move the cease-fire forward one day after announcing israel agreed to this plan. cease-fire talks have not cooled tensions, especially in the northern border. hezbollah fired as many as 120 rockets towards northern israel with sirens blaring in the last couple of hours. after uncovering new tunnels inside one of those tunnels, they found half a dozen bodies, six hostages. the bodies are now back on israeli soil. several funerals will take place tomorrow. these are the faces of those hostages whose bodies have been brought back today. all of th

the israeli consulate set up hostage square. a few dozen pro-hamas protesters showed up hoping for some police brutality which they did not get and they were meekly carried away under arrest. the fbi investigating the contamination of a democrat breakfast buffet with maggots, childish and juvenile. a real farce. perhaps the replacement or genocide joe with a woman of color took the sting out of the gaza war. with only today remaining it has not been 1968 because these demonstrators have no moral ground to stand on. hamas is a terror group and deserves condemnation, not support. it is really good to see support for terror devolve into farce. second hour of varney just getting started. ♪ stuart: look who is here again. charlie hurt joins me in chicago. any affect of these pro-hamas to most rations on the convention? >> very little and i agree with you, that's good news. obviously if you are a republican you might have been rooting for a repeat of 1960 a but i'm glad that it hasn't happened because it does prove your important poin

to work through in that ceasefire negotiation, but here on the ground in tel aviv we're at the hostage square gathered since october 7th as the idf today announced it would trade the body of six hostages, most of whom were believed to be dead aside from one of them. this is abraham, he was kidnapped along with his wife, daughter and grandson. all of them were leased in that first ceasefire deal. i talked with that family, they told me that they'd been holding on to hope that one day he would be able to come home too. the bodies of those the six hostages are back on israeli soil, ranging in age from 35-80 years old. funerals will take place to. prime minister netanyahu is telling the country it will keep using all necessary force to dismantle hamas and find the remaining 109 hostages. at the same time, ceasefire talks have not cooled tension on the northern part of israel. this was the scene last night, the idf destroyed a hezbollah weapons warehouse in southern lebanon. today to hezbollah fired as many as 70 rockets from northern israel -- toward northern israel. today secretary of state blin

the israeli-american committee has established hostage square. e they are featuring artists that are highlighting the plight of the hostages still being held in gaza. today is the day that the iac got a slot at the speaker's platform for 45 minutes they can speak, make their voices be heard and when they are doing that, that's happening on another part nearby here. eric cole and get part 586. that's about ten minutes walking from here. they will be joined by the chicago jewish alliance so they are attempting to turn their 45 minute at the speaker flood -- speaker platform to their own rally to make the jewish voices heard. >> neil: want to go to senator michael bennett of colorado. get his take on what's going on, former president -- former presidential candidate himself. how do you think this convention is going so far, these protests notwithstanding. >> i get going really well. the unity and the excitement in the room is phenomenal and it's just a very exciting moment. >> neil: there's a lot of pressure on a lot of folks but it comes with this b

artists open hostage square chicago to highlight hersh's story. >> along with the other remaining americanee us over its aunt and uncle. i'm sad and i'm disappointed that we're still in the situation. the white house says president joe biden pressed israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu wednesday to get a cease-fire deal across the finish line. but it's still unclear whether it will come together in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> coming up, fans are getting ready to be rowdy for the upcoming oakland roots season. what the playing field looks like. we'll take you there like. we'll take you there after the break. still have symptoms from moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's disease after a tnf blocker like humira or remicade? put them in check with rinvoq. rinvoq works differently and it's a once-daily pill. when symptoms tried to take control, i got rapid relief with rinvoq. check. when flares tried to slow me down, i got lasting steroid-free remission with rinvoq. check. and when my doctor saw damage, rinvoq helped visibly reduce damage of the intestinal lining. check. ra

the dnc is getting under way, a lot of folks have pass through this area which has been dubbed hostage square chicago, a literal square, i spoke with some people passing through including some delegates across the country what they've seen here is both powerful and painful, painful when they look at images like this, a picture of a young man murdered on october 7th. as well as images of the american citizens who are still being held by hamas in gaza. i spoke to the parents of that young man behind me, they told me they count the days, not the months. take a listen. >> 319 days ago he was taken away. we don't evener know if he's alive or dead. we're living with the hope. people think it was some kind of an attack and it's over. it's not over for us. we're living this nightmare every day. >> this could be anyone's child. people need to know their names. there are eight american hostages still held in gaza. people need to know their names and i think that's the purpose of this exhibit. >> reporter: during a week when so many people are trying to have their voices heard organizers with the israel

there have also been events organised by pro—israel groups, including what's been called a hostage square in 2024 has led many to look back at 1968 and draw parallels. back then there was anti—war protests too, against the war in vietnam. scenes of the violent clashes in the streets and parks of chicago soon flashed on tv screens across the country and the world, leaving an unforgettable image of america in chaos. and like back then, there has been a surprising change of guard amongst democratic leadership. in 1968, president lyndonjohnson announced he would not seek re—election months before the convention, while this time, president biden pulled out of the race with merely weeks to go. as we all remember. back over to our anel, as we all remember. back over to our panel. mary — as we all remember. back over to our panel. mary anne _ as we all remember. back over to our panel, mary anne marsh, _ as we all remember. back over to our panel, mary anne marsh, doug - as we all remember. back over to our panel, mary anne marsh, doug heye,j panel, mary anne marsh, doug heye, julio varela and dr

one of these deaths, and i agree every death is a tragedy, but the responsibility is squarely in tehran. the hostagesd is squarely in her chiron. the blame cap the whole goal or blame the israelis for these deaths fundamentally is not what happened. >> again, going back to 1968, mayor richard daley was heavily criticized for heavy-handed tactics. using chicago police to try to control the demonstrators. once infamously ordered shoot to kill arsonists shoot to name looters. a softer handed approach "we are focused on collaborative solutions and have extended this approach to our convention preparation to balance the need for security with our commitment to free expression. maybe there richard daley went too far about that but is johnson going far enough? >> i suspect that the protesters are looking for collaboration within the mayor. i suspect that is the last thing on their mind when they show up. law enforcement officers know how to secure the city. frankly they failed to do it every time in chicago because of the failed matters of the mayor. make no mistake, the police will have their hands full. w

for more than 10 months, every saturday in front of the general staff buildings, in the hostage squaremediate ceasefire in gaza and a deal to free the israeli captives have been gathering. there is no sign that netanyahu wants to make a deal, but i hope that in this will happen in the near future, but the belief in it is becoming weaker and weaker. 115 israeli hostages, alive and dead , remain in gaza in the hands of hamas. washington is demanding a deal as soon as possible, hoping that this will significantly reduce the level of escalation in the region. a whole group of high-ranking officials from the united states and the head of the cia will fly to the region early next week. meanwhile, military action in gaza continues; yesterday evening , militants fired four rockets from khanyounous at the israeli territory adjacent to the enclave. territory. hamas responded to the attack on the al-tabin school in gaza. the israeli army and government question the palestinian figures on the number of civilian casualties, claiming that the school building housed the headquarters of hamas militant

hostages are released in order to end. hum us. do you think he's really interested in a deal? squarely and this is clear that to him i must not give him the amount of a permanency. on the other hand, nathaniel is sitting talking about talking victory over how much is one of. busy the objectives of this hold is really offensive and the gaza strip something his own defense for this is some basic or concept talking nonsense. and so it is also appear that this has some shifted to us. and some weeks ago, there is with how much response before that the base of the talks now, and they make both sides responsible. how much? of course the guarantees from the u. s. will contact you to the terms of the ceasefire. if it's an upcoming ceasefire, would it be a search warrant that there's some kind of agreement that were why, why should they give up their hostages if there's no permanency scientists? now that's why the ron to around says it will not retaliate against what it says was an israeli strike on its territory. but only if a cx 5 deal is reached. what kind of pressure is that putting on the t

interested in. continuing, that will offer the hostages are released in order to end hom, us at it. do you think he's really interested in a deal squares? and this is clear that that is how mostly not you can on the amount of a permanent seas. on the other hand, nathaniel is sitting talking about talking victory over how much is one of the objectives of this hold is really offensive. and because that's just starting his own defense for this is some days ago, according to talking nonsense. and so it is also appear that this has some shifted to us and some weeks ago there is with how much response before the things it goes to the pets. probably also why they holding off some kinds of free tire. it's always try of the beginning of this, how much politically dice me. i get on into the his bullet colanda inflectional kind of in the, in a beta. but that they also show a signal that they are prepared to split up just a few hours ago published a video of an extensive underground facility. it was located so ready to strike, to is rain. so they're pleasure. not using welfare continues during this time of our entire well, thank you very much. kar

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. >>> the presidential campaigns square off over the economy while a deal may be in place for the debate. >>> relief in israel as a hostage>> a new indictment against donald trump. he still faces the same four charges for trying to overturn the 2020 election. but the new, shorter indictment narrows down the accusations against him. this comes after the supreme court ruled last month that trump is entitled to immunity from prosecution for official acts. robert costa. >> reporter: the new indictment over donald trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election suddenly brings his conduct around the capitol attack back to the fore of the intensifying race for the white house. the slimmed down indictment, from 45 to 36 cases still alleges that trump engaged in a conspiracy to hold on to power in the wake of the supreme court saying presidents have wide i immunity, it removes his efforts with the justice department. jef jeffrey clark has been taken out of the indictment. trump has long claimed he did nothing wrong. >> this was a percent cushion of a political opponent, not supposed to happen in america. >> reporter: but the indict

hostages today. >> ainsley: using them as human shields, thank you so much, trey. yesterday in times squarere was a huge anti-israel protests. >> brian: can you believe this? >> ainsley: holding up the one who was killed in iran. >> brian: a terrorist who has an enemy of america that used to not be okay. turning to your headlines, the suspected arm robbery arrested robber in georgia today thanks to a brave chick-fil-a delivery driver, the suspect was, cameron, last month pointing a gun at the employee, the driver says he was forced to lead the man to the storage safe, and that's when he fought back. after struggling for several minutes, looking at this now the worker was able to remove the suspect's mask allowing police to track him down. hunter biden's federal text troubles moving forward, set to begin september 5th in los angeles, accused of failing to pay $1.4 million in taxes, and is facing two felony counts, filing a false tax return, one count of tax evasion, four misdemeanor accounts and two failure to file, and hunter has pled not guilty to all of it. meanwhile, former president tru

today in the city center the square in front of the general staff building is almost deserted. the prospect of the imminent release of israeli hostagesys. held in gaza after the liquidation of the head of the hamas politburo, ismail haniyeh, under great question, the main hamas negotiator has been killed, and now there is no one to negotiate with. even those who today demand a ceasefire in gaza understand that over the past week the military situation has changed radically , a completely different war is on the agenda. the government may postpone the deal due to a new war in the north, all eyes on iran and hezbollah, the deal is no longer in focus. true, washington, israel's main strategic ally, insists that a ceasefire in the sector and a deal to free the prisoners is not just possible, but the only one the path to de-escalation, not only in gaza, but on israel's northern borders. we definitely don't want this to escalate into a wider regional conflict. the best way to do this is to conclude a ceasefire agreement . while warships are approaching a possible war zone. us navy, uss abraham lincoln is heading to the middle east. israel

square, the center of the eleventh arrondissement of paris, people are drawn here... kiev today is a terrorist regime, the ukrainian military exchanged living people for food, civilians who were hostages, this is the practice of a terrorist regime. there is a civilizational struggle, there is a struggle with christianity, a war with christianity and dari was definitely one of the main warriors here light. a huge country paid attention to dariya. and this is a sacrifice in our name, the world has changed, in fact, she won, and her example, it will become a guiding star for many generations of people, this is our archetype, brought to its logical conclusion, the jeanne d'arc of today for us, this is not just a matter, this is the sun, dear comrade, priceless friend, for dariya duzina, our sister and fighting friend, 300, 30, three! but do not forget about the flexibility of your rapier and calculate every step. when we collected her diaries for publication, suddenly we found such entry. she writes, one day i will die for my homeland and become a national hero. russian, she lived in two cities, it was impossible to imagine her without this movement, she loved it very much, she kind of br

the families of the hostages, but it seems as if hamas isn't going to come to the table and agree to the american and israeli offers and that we are, looks like we are close to squareah, i was just going to ask you about those ceasefire talks that are set to resume in cairo. so you don't feel very hopeful about that? >> no. i mean, the israeli delegation is there now in cairo with senior members, the top negotiator s. they're, you know, operating according to the framework of the american initiative that has been put forward and agreed upon with israel. it has tacit approval of the egyptians according to what i've heard in media reports, and now we're all waiting, the entire middle east and parts of the world are waiting for the head of a terrorist organization in gaza to agree to the terms, to agree to ceasefire, to return the israeli hostages and to get a lot of palestinian convicted criminals back into gaza and to put a temporary stop to the fighting. sadly, and i say this as someone who really wants to see my fellow israelis back home to their families, i am not very optimistic about it, and i don't think that hamas has the correct, how should we say, incentive

hostage release deal, and urged hamas to do the same. ukraine's president zelensky says his forces are now in control of almost 500 square miles of russianonger get the annual payments this autumn. this means around ten million pensioners will no longer receive the payment. those who are eligible will receive up to £300 towards their winter heating bills. new pound coins featuring king charles will enter circulation this week. the design also includes a pair of bees, highlighting the king's passion for the natural world and the environment. almost three million of the new coins will make their way into tills and pockets across the uk. i tell you what is not very shiny right now, the weather forecast. carol has the details. anything but golden, lots of rain on the forecast? certainly, we are starting with some rain across parts of england and wales, moving east was. that will clear and then it is sunny spells and blustery showers. you can see the two bands of rain, this one as it pushes further east will weaken, sunshine comes out but we will hang onto quite a lot of showers. they will be heavy and most frequent with some lightning across