. >>> finally, after months thinking he was a hostage, the parents of itay chen learned their son was killed by hamas on october 7th. the 19-year-old israeli american now mourned here and abroad for the past 158 days, the family of american itay chen believed their son was being held by hamas, that he had been kidnapped while he defended israel on october 7th. hamas terrorists murdered 1,200 people that day tonight, his parents saying they've now learned itay was among them "our hearts are broken," they wrote. "we would have done anything to bring him home alive." >> lester, you have kids >> i do. >> you know where they slept last night we don't now think about that for a second >> i spoke with family members of missing americans last november, including itay's father, ruby. >> we decided with the help of others to create this star that basically says, "bring them home now" in english, and in hebrew, it says, "i left my heart in gaza." >> itay's parents remembering their son as a bright light for his family and friends who loved basketball and shooting hoops with his brothers. >> my f

itay spoke to our special correspondent lucy manning.s he left behind. the teenager was at the nova music festival with his sister maya and friend omer when hamas attacked. translation: we started hearing shooting, and terrorists were surrounding the whole party area. lots and lots of people started running in all directions. i hear shooting going past my head. i heard people screaming. i saw people falling down. a lot of bodies. we were confronted by a van of terrorists spraying our car with bullets without any mercy. i got shot in my leg. my sister also got shot in her leg seconds after me. this, the moment they were tied up and taken. translation: we entered gaza, and the terrorists started shouting and screaming and celebrating. it was as if it was a big party. itay says they were taken to a house with a shaft, then through a tunnel and driven to a hospital. translation: they threatened my life. they looked at me doing this, that they are going to kill me, that they are going to behead me. i still had a bullet in my leg. they put the

itay says the world has forgotten the hostages. lucy manning, bbc news.wide ban on tiktok. and we hear from former spice girl mel b about leaving an abusive marriage and moving back in with her mum. —— an alleged abusive marriage. around the world and across the uk, this is the world today on bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. a 34—year—old man has beenjailed for at least 21 years for the murder of a man in newtownabbey, northern ireland, two years ago. 54—year—old roy reynolds, was beaten and stabbed to death. his remains were placed in a car boot and taken to a reservoir. ajudge described the murder as "merciless" and "brutal in the extreme." official figures show, hundreds of refugees were left homeless in london during a cold snap, after being evicted from home office accommodation. london councils said more than 300 refugees had to sleep rough injanuary because their claims had been closed. the home office said it was working with authorities to improve the system. a headteacher in southampton has admitted he's disgusted by the s

tonight, his parents saying they've now learned itay was among them. wrote. "we would have done anything to bring him home alive." >> lester, you have kids? >> i do. >> you know where they slept last night? we don't. now think about that this second. >> reporter: i spoke with family members of missing americans last november, including itai's father, ruby. >> we decided with the help of others to create this star that basically says "bring them home now" english, and in hebrew, it says "i left my heart in gaza." >> itay's parents remembering their son as a bright light for his family and friends who loved basketball and shooting hoops with his brothers. >> my family is a holocaust survivor. what happened on october 7th is the holocaust all over again. >> hamas is still holding over 100 hostages, at least five americans among them. itay's father often pictured holding an hourglass, writing, "we have come to know all the families who are waiting for their loved ones, and we will not stop working until every single hostage comes home." a group brought tog

itay says the world has forgotten the hostages. lucy manning, bbc news. dead a 12—year—old palestinian boy they accused of being a terrorist. rami halhouli was one of six palestinians shot dead by forces in occupied eastjerusalem and the west bank yesterday. the shooting happened at the shuafat refugee camp here in occupied east jerusalem, which is home to about 16,000 people. the boy was playing with a firework with friends in front of the family home. israel's national security minister hailed the officer who shot him as a "hero and a warrior". from eastjerusalem, here's our senior international correspondent orla guerin, and a warning — her report contains scenes some may find distrssing. how was another palestinian child shot dead? rami al—halhouli lived and died in the shadow of israeli watchtowers. his home was here in eastjerusalem, sealed off by walls and fences and israel's occupation. his family say he loved school and wanted to be a pilot. last night, rami was playing with friends, holding a firework. a shot rings out. gunshot. rami is dead on

itay says the world has forgotten the hostages. lucy manning, bbc news. has pledged to continue military operations throughout the enclave, including plans for that incursion into rafah. at least five people were killed today — including one unrwa staff member — in an explosion at a un aid warehouse in rafah, with many more injured. these are pictures verified by the bbc filmed at a nearby hospital, where the casualties were taken. israel has not commented so far on this incident. these are pictures of the warehouse itself. they were taken in the immediate aftermath. some of the images are too graphic for us to broadcast. dr fozia alvi had recently returned home from delivering medical support in gaza, she was part of a primary care team. she is speaking to us from calgery. thank you for coming on the program. thank you for coming on the program. thank you for having me. that report today of an attack on a warehouse really sums up all workers in gaza. you are part of a primary care team, did you feel at risk while you with there? {iii did you feel at risk

itay has been talking to our special correspondent lucy manning.is free, but all he thinks about are the hostages he left behind. the teenager was at the nova music festival with his sister maya and friend 0mer when hamas attacked. translation: we started hearing shooting. - the terrorists were surrounding the whole party area. lots and lots of people started running in all directions. i hear shooting going past my head. i heard people screaming. i saw people falling down. a lot of bodies. we were confronted by a van of terrorists spraying our car with bullets without any mercy. i got shot in my leg. my sister also got shot in her leg seconds after me. this, the moment they were tied up and taken. translation: we entered gaza, | and the terrorists started shouting and screaming and celebrating. it was as if it was a big party. itay says they were taken to a house with a shaft, then through a tunnel and driven to a hospital. translation: they threatened my life. | they looked at me doing this, that they are going to kill me, that they are going to b

itay says the world has forgotten the hostages. lucy manning, bbc news.s making news. the prime minister is resisting calls for the conservatives to return to 10 million — a £10 million to a donor has been accused of using racist language was rishi sunak said frank hester�*s alleged comments about the mp diane abbott were racist and wrong but told mps to business and had apologised and his remorse should be accepted. 34—year—old man has beenjailed accepted. 34—year—old man has been jailed for at least 21 years for the murder of a man in newtownabbey northern ireland. two years ago, a 54—year—old was beaten and stabbed to death. his remains were placed in a car boot and taken to a reservoir. ajudge described the murder as "merciless" and "brutal in the extreme". official figures show hundreds of refugees were left homeless in london during a cold snap after being evicted from home office accommodation, london council said more than 300 refugees had to sleep rough in january because i claims had been closed. the home office said it was working with authorit

itay chen's bereaved parents say they will continue to fight for their return.y are also fighting to get their son's body back. it's still considered a hostage, as well as a hamas bargaining chip. his parents say they won't hold a funeral for itay until they get it back. norah? >> norah: we are thinking of them. chris livesay, thank you. u.s. central command and the royal jordanian air force conducted another round of humanitarian air drops over gaza this afternoon to provide food to civilians. soon, there will be a floating pier to help get that aid into gaza. cbs's david martin got a firsthand look at the ships and the troops who will build it. >> reporter: once more, families say goodbye as u.s. troops depart for the middle east. this time to deliver relief supplies to gaza. president biden has said there will be no american boots on the ground, but there will be hundreds on the water. the need in gaza is dire and it is urgent. but this base in virginia is more than 6,000 miles away. and these ships are not built for speed. and how long before you start deliv

itay chen's bereaved parents say they will continue to fight for their return. they're also fighting to get their son's body back. it's still considered a hostage as well as a hamas bargaining chip. his parents won't hold a funeral until they get it back. chris livesay, cbs news, jerusalem. >>> the white house says the pentagon will rush about $300 million in weapons to ukraine after finding some cost savings in its military contracts. meanwhile, a stark warning from russia's president today. vladimir putin said russia is ready to use nuclear weapons if there is a threat to russian statehood, sovereignty, or independence. he made the comments in an interview with the russian state tv. and allies of alexei navalny say that one of his top aides was attacked near his home in the capital of lithuania. navalny's former spokesperson says the attacker smashed the window of leonid volkov's car, sprayed teargas into his eyes, and hit him with a hammer. >>> coming up, japan rocket fail. an attempt to make space history falls short. >>> and a massive explosion. the little

itay hod, cbs news, oakland, california. >>> well, coming up tonight on "60 minutes," scott pelley travelso a safe haven for russians defying putin and speaking out. >>> for now, i'm jericka duncan in new york. we thank you so much for watching. have a good night. >>> now at 6:00, a san francisco neighborhood in mourning. what we learned about the victims who were hit by a car at a bus stop. >>> and i don't want to imagine what the feeling this moment how heartbroken it is for the community. >>> plus a south bay doctor is back in the bay area after treating patients in gaza, but he may not be back for long. >>> and the new technology thieves are using to steal cars in the specific model they're using that technology to target. >>> plus we traveled to dublin, california for st. patrick's day. of course, there is green beer and green popcorn, but we dig into the significance of the holiday. live from the cbs studios in san francisco, i'm andrea nakano. >> i'm brian hackney. a third person has died after a car slammed into a bus stop in san francisco's west portal neighborhood. two victims we

his parents say they won't hold a funeral for itay until they get it back. norah. >> we are thinking of them, chris livesay, thank you. >>> u.s. central command and the royal jordanian air force conducted another round of humanitarian air drops over gaza this afternoon to provide food to civilians. soon there will be a floating pier to help get that aid into gaza. cbs's david martin got a firsthand look at the ships and the troops who will build it. >> reporter: once more families say goodbye as u.s. troops depart for the middle east. this time to deliver relief supplies to gaza. president biden has said there will be no american boots on the ground, but there will be hundreds on the water. the need in gaza is dire, and it is urgent. at this base in virginia is more than 6,000 miles away, and these ships are not built for speed. >> and how long before you start delivering food? >> sir, we're estimating 60 days. >> reporter: brigadier general brad hinson says the army would build a floating dock off the coast of gaza and a causeway connecting to the shore. ci

in tonight's weekend journal, no unny knows the story quite like cbs's itay hod. >> reporter: just beforend vooer, a father of two, found himself in a hair-raising predicament. >> you tell your kids that you're going to look at a house full of bunny rabbits and that dominates the attention and discussion for the day. >> reporter: last year, 9-year-old delphine and 5-year-old adrienne visited relatives who had a bunny. since then, it's all they talk about. >> let's go. >> reporter: why is why ben decided to take a leap of faith. >> little black nose. >> reporter: heading to a rabbit rescue just north of san francisco for a little bunny bonding. >> good girl. >> reporter: save a bunny founder marcy berman says a lot of parents get their kids bunnies for easter. but raising a rabbit is a lot of work. >> good girl. >> reporter: it's why rescues get full about two weeks after easter, just as the novelty of having a bunny wears off. >> it's been a super crisis in the bay area, and it's probably only going to get worse. >> reporter: according to peta, about 80% of rabbits bought for easter will

cbs's itay hod with the story. >> reporter: a library is traditionally a quiet place, so bringing a dogbarking up the wrong tree. however, here at the mill valley branch just north of san francisco seeing 2-year-old golden retrievers kona and sophie doesn't seem to give anyone pause. >> oh, no. >> reporter: two veteran therapy dogs, kona and sophie are here to lend an ear. >> he took overall the little castles. >> reporter: as part of a program called share a book where fur meets fiction and kids can follow the scent of adventure by reading to pooches. >> it is a great day on the farm, biscuit. >> reporter: 11-year-old sunny chambliss is a die-hard reader but every now and then she gets a little shy. >> it is like you can read without a care in your mind. >> it is pretty amazing. >> reporter: the idea, says lisa block of the local humane society, is to provide a non-judgment zone to help kids ease some of those reading jitters. >> dogs really relax us. they even lower our blood pressure. so for anybody really, but especially kids who are maybe struggling with reading, doing it to a dog

but i do want to end with a memory of itay and huggy. if you could how how do you want e-type to be remembered? >> now if days happy boy always smiling, we just got many visitors. proof since tuesday since everyone find out about this terrible news about the tie and so many friends who came and told us stories about him he wasn't yeah, how he's funny. and then he loves he loves to have everyone everyone came could tell tell me a very unique story about the tie and our he helped him and how he making laugh. and now we they will always, always remember him nowhere is a beautiful voice and they you did for my ala glass. >> so it's folic that it was empty. and we said, okay, we will buy a new one. and then our later and they knocked on our door on the terrible news and, you know, i didn't unpack since we came back monday no, we cannot do anything. just ethan cry. >> i'm so sorry. >> so yeah, one last is empty, but the job is not done. when you take thinking back home, rabih and huggies, i'm so sorry. and there's nothing i can say except me a

obviously, for ruby and for huggy with the loss of itay and it is devastating. it is the knowledge now that their son will not come home and we will pray that we say the others returned safe if but again, this family's hopes have been dashed and dashed at the hands of hamas during that horrific october 7 attack. on israel. >> what more needs to be done to get the hostages home and to get the remains of the hostages or killed while they were in gaza and of gaza, because i've heard some of the hostage families and i'm i'm sure you've heard this too they say that the netanyahu government is to focused on the, on destroying hamas so not focused enough on doing everything they can to get the hostages home. but what do you want to see happen? >> well, i am a fierce advocate for these hostage families. as ad whether it is working with the prime minister benjamin netanyahu, whether it is additional pressure coming from this administration can then president biden on egypt, on qatar especially and on those that might have influence over hamas. i'm leaning heavily on qata

itay hod, cbs news, oakland, california. >> and that is the "overnight news" for this monday.t pieper in new york. a state department flight evacuating 47 u.s. citizens from haiti has landed in miami. the flight comes as political turmoil and gang violence grip the caribbean country. the state department says it is in contact with americans in haiti and is examining options to get them back to the u.s. >>> one person was killed and two others injured in what police called an active shooter incident in jacksonville beach, florida last night. officials believe there were multiple shooters. >>> and march madness is here. the brackets for this year's ncaa basketball tournaments have been revealed. coverage of the men's tournament tips off this week on cbs, tbs, tnt and trutv. for more download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm matt pieper, cbs news, new york. >>> it's monday, march 18th, 2024. this is "cbs news mornings."

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president biden released a statement expressing grief over itay's death and said his family gave himenorah, a solemn reminder that light will always destroy darkness and evil will not win. i had the privilege of speaking with his father on several occasions, recently six days ago when he was in washington for the state of the union. he always talked about his son, itay, and how important it is to keep fighting for the hostages being held by hamas, holding an hourglass to illustrate the dwinding time they all face. >> we need to keep the pressure going until our loved ones are back home because, you know, jose, i've been walking around washington with this as well. it illustrates the symbolic fact that the hostages are running out of time. this is time sensitive. s time se so when our windshield cracked, we trusted the experts. they focus on our safety... so we can focus on this little guy. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ (vo) sail through the heart of historic cities and unforgettable scenery with viking. unpack once, and get closer to iconic landmarks, local life,

among those still in captivity, itay chen. hamas is holding his body as a bargaining chip, says his father. >> say, i give you a blank piece of paper. if you have a daughter, if you have a son, and i ask you, put a price on that piece of paper. what is that price? >> reporter: the u.s. confirms israel has killed hamas' number three military official marwan issa. international security adviser jake sullivan says justice will come for the others hiding in the tunnels. >>> now to an important first amendment case before the supreme court. the justices heard arguments yesterday in a challenge to the biden administration efforts to stop the spread of what it believes to be misinformation on social media. cbs's skyler henry reports from washington. >> d.c., make some noise for free speech. >> reporter: groups who say their voices have been silenced by the government rallied outside the supreme court monday as the justices heard arguments about whether the biden administration went too far combatting controversial posts on social med

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our itay hod met up with one bay area veteran from vietnam to see why this moment is historic in more ways than one. >> as the saying goes, once a marine, always a marine. no one embodies that more than bill peacock. >> absolutely squared away. >> at 82, he moves a little slower but his need for perfection is as crisp as ever. bill is one of a few good men who served in vietnam from 1968 to 1969 and one of the lucky ones that made it home. >> my basics class, 567, has one of the highest casualty rates of lieutenants in the entire war. >> unlike other wars, vietnam vets did not return home to tickertape parades or fanfare. in fact, it took until 1982 for national memorial to be commissioned and another 35 years before the government officially declared march 29 as vietnam veterans day. that is why, today, bill is straightening old medals as he attends his first-ever commemoration in the san francisco. >> it is great that the temperature recognizes what we have did however many years ago. >> although he hears it all the time, he would rather you not think him for his service. >> you pre

now as itay hod shows us, six years later everyone is finally getting some closure. >> reporter: in the quiet confines of her kitchen in fairfax, connie segenthaller is preparing for a meeting six years in the making. >> this is the one last detail of this whole ordeal. >> reporter: she's about to come face to face with two strangers who are instrumental in identifying a man responsible for her daughter's death. >> i'm excited to meet them finally. i've never met them yet. >> drivers sped off after hitting a young woman on 101 southbound in mill valley. >> reporter: in 2018 her 29-year-old daughter, marie, was riding her motorcycle when she was struck by a driver who fled the scene. lying on the road, she was then hit by a second car and killed. that driver stayed and waited for police. >> she had been hit by a chevy suburban. they figured that out the next day. >> reporter: the siegelthaler offered a $50,000 reward for information leading to arrest of the hit-and-run driver of the car was eventually found in a petaluma auto repair shop owned by the driver's uncle after two different wo

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our itay hod shows us how they are serving up hope. >> this is a difficult one. you never hear them talk about. >> reporter: this is deep east oakland. street after street lined with cars that have not driven in years. >> every car that you see here, someone is living in, you know. this is their home. this is where they reside. >> reporter: few people know this area better than duane and candace. there nonprofit, east oakland collective, has been showing appear every week to deliver something most people here can only dream of. restaurant cooked meals. no leftovers here. every meal has been carefully prepared just for them. today it is a variety of sandwiches from a local institution. >> do you want tuna or turkey? >> reporter: but no matter how much they bring, it never seems to be enough. >> food insecurity has exploded. since the pandemic. we see more and more people are hungry. more and more people don't have access to food. >> this is what i do when i go to places. i get their attention. >> reporter: 50 years ago east oakland was a thriving middle-class comm

our itay hod reports how a pair of strangers helped bring the family justice. >> in the quiet confines of her kitchen in fairfax, connie siegenthaler is preparing for a meeting six years in the making. >> this is the one last detail of this whole deal. >> she is about to come face to face with two strangers who are instrumental in identifying a man responsible for her daughter's death. >> i am excited to meet them, finally. >> the driver sped off after hitting a young woman on 101 southbound in mill valley. >> in 2018, her 29-year-old daughter, marie, was riding her motorcycle when she was struck by a driver who fled the scene. lying on the road, she was then hit by a second car and killed. that driver stayed and waited for police. >> they said that she had been hit by a chevy suburban. they figure that out the next day. >> the siegenthaler family offered a $15,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the hit and run driver . the car was eventually found in a petaluma auto repair shop owned by the driver's uncle after two different women turned him in. the driver, identified

among those still in captivity, itay chen.ek israel confirmed the american was killed in october. but hamas is holding his body as a bargaining chip. >> saying i give you a blank piece of paper. if you have a daughter, if you have a son. i ask you, put a price on that piece of paper. it is that price? >> reporter: the u.s. confirms israel has killed hamas' number three military official, marwan issa. u.s. national security advisor jake sullivan says justice will come for the others hiding the tunnels. norah. >> norah: chris livesay, thank you very much. back here at home, it was weekend of deadly violence in jacksonville beach, florida, with gunfire erupting as hundreds of young people gathered for spring break and st. patrick's day parties. cbs's cristian benavides reports from fort lauderdale. >> reporter: beachgoers running for cover as gunfire erupts on jacksonville beach. three separate shootings as crowds celebrated spring break and st. patrick's day on sunday night. in one incident, three people were shot, including a t

for g to rett and i will we get confirmation by someone getting out or the terrible news we got from itaytraight with the american people every step of the way. reporter: can you respond to the call from senator sanders and democrats about stopping providing weapons to israel until humanitarian aid is getting intofirst, we share the goal of getting humanitarian aid into gaza. the president made that in the state of the union speech last week. we are taking steps in the air drops that are ongoing, we just had our seventh airdrop today. we are working with israelis to increase thenitarian assistancee ground through a new crossing where the first tracks got in last night and we need to see more red that came from. second, we have been clear all along that the policy today has not evolved the steps you are talking about. we also have said welticals. the reports that describe what the president is thinking on this are uninformed speculation. reporter: one of the things they say is that the restrictions are in violation of humanitarian aid corridor act. of the humanitarian aid corridor act, and

thank you so much today, a terrifying in fear confirmed american israeli hostage, itay chen. it turns out, was killed by the terrorist group hamas. he was murdered actually back in october or the idf just informed his parents his parents, ruby and huggy, you might remember they've been on the show several times, most recently, just a few days ago. we're going to react action to this horrible news next from a republican senator who hosted the hand family last week at the state of the union address >> if you work in spaceflight, this is the worst possible thing i can ever help my dad died doing what kyiv space shuttle columbia to final >> flight from your sunday, april 7 at nine on cnn. >> so would you get to nashville hot tenders and three mandarin orange tenders >> what about you? three classic tenders? for better flash shrimp for the guy baby, i live. >> it looks like somebody needs a new hands. >> i think for sure. >> i'm not the buffet you guys introducing plaque psoriasis he thinks his beliefs he gave red patches are all people see >> oh, tesla is the number one prescribe

our itay hod spoke with a student who was forced underground to escape. >> i saw a girl get grabbed by the neck and shoved. i saw my friend get spat at. and i saw just how much anger and hatred they had towards us at this moment. >> reporter: for about half an hour last week, sharon, a 19-year-old berkeley student, says she feared for her life. >> i couldn't understand, like, where this loud noise was coming from, and it's just them going like, like this with all of their strength, all their might to the point that they shattered the glass completely. >> reporter: on february 26th, hundreds of pro-palestinian protesters broke down the door of uc berkeley's play house, where an israeli speaker was set to address jewish students. the demonstration appears to have been organized by a student group bears for palestine. in a facebook post the day before, the group called on people to protest the event, which was sponsored by three jewish organizations. >> i thought, am i living in 1939 nazi germany? >> reporter: sharon says the mob became violent, forcing her and her friends to flee through

among those still in captivity, itay chen.d in october, but hamas is holding his body as a bargaining chip, says his father. and tonight the u.s. confirms israel has killed hamas' number three military official, marwan issa. u.s. national security adviser jake sullivan says justice will come for the others hiding in the tunnels. norah. >> chris livesay, thank you so much. >>> back here at home, it was a weekend of deadly violence in jacksonville beach, florida, with gunfire erupting as hundreds of young people gathered for spring break and st. patrick's day parties. cbs's cristian benavides reports from fort lauderdale. >> reporter: beachgoers running for cover as gunfire erupts on jacksonville beach. three separate shootings as crowds celebrated spring break and st. patrick's day on sunday night. in one incident, three people were shot, including a tourist who was shot three times. another person was killed in a separate shooting. >> quite frankly i'm pissed off. if -- you know, we have a reputation out here as a law and orde

itay hod tagged along with the pilots tasked with making sure these floating cities safely reach their destinations. >> out here when it's rough weather, this is a really dangerous spot. coming alongside landing. >> reporter: this might just be the world's most dangerous commute. one that captain zack hallerman makes every day. >> climbing it's a rope ladder up the side of the ship. and we do it in all conditions. >> reporter: kellerman is part of a small but scrappy unit called the san francisco bar pilots a group of master mariners who for the last two centuries have been climbing some of the world's largest cargo ships then steering them in and out of the san francisco bay. they're called bar pilots for their ability to guide huge ships through shallow channels with sand bars on either side. kellerman's workday starts at pier nine in san francisco where he boards a small boat that will take him to the port of oakland. there he'll climb on to a container ship and guide it out to the open sea. both state and federal law require a local pilot to take over from the ship's captain then s

as our itay hod shows us, this is the time of year where a lot of bunnies show up in shelters after familiesealize they really can't take care of them. so cute. >> reporter: just days before easter, ben vanderveer, father of two, found himself in a hair raising predicament. >> you tell your kids you're going to look at a houseful of bunny rabbits and that dominates the attention and discussion for the day. >> reporter: about a year ago 9-year-old delphine and 5-year-old adrienne were visiting relatives who had a pet rabbit. since then it's all they could talk about. >> we have smaller kids and they're interested in little cuddly, fluffy things. >> reporter: which is why ben decided to take a leap of faith heading to a rabbit rescue in mill valley for a little bunny bonding. save a bunny founder marcy berman says a lot of parents get their kids bunnies for easter, but don't let all that fluff fool you. raising a rabbit is serious business. according to peta, about 80% of rabbits bought for easter will die or be abandoned within the first year. >> these rabbits are not wild and so when you set

no he's building an east bay coffee empire and as itay hod shows us, a lot of the employees following in his footsteps have literally been in his shoes. >> reporter: at big house beans coffee shop in the heart of oakland, owner john kraus is blewing more than just a cup of joe. for the last decade, john has been on a caffeinated crusade to blend passion with purpose. >> when i got out of prison in 2010 and i applied to jobs everywhere, nobody would hire me. >> reporter: with the help of family and friends, he opened his own coffee shop with a stated mission to give a second shot to ex-cons and recovering addicts. but soon he realized that -- >> anything else for you today? >> reporter: -- was a tall order. many of his employees would relapse, leaving john with no one to tend to the customers. >> we had a high turnover rate. we couldn't keep hiring and training, hiring and training, it's very costly to do that. >> reporter: that's when an idea began to percolate. he partnered up with city team, a nonprofit faith-based organization that helps people get back on their feet. >> they have

. >> reporter: tonight, the idf announcing dual citizen itay chen -- one of several american hostages believed alive in gaza -- was actually killed in fighting during hamas's october 7th rampage. hamas then taking the 19-year-old soldier's body into gaza. in the weeks after the attack, we spoke to his father. are you hopeful that you will ever see your son again? >> oh, that's -- no -- no option to think otherwise. i am positive that i will see him back again. >> reporter: with a hostage release and cease-fire deal stalling last week, tonight, israel's prime minister again insisting that israel will invade the southern gazan city of rafah, where 1.5 million people are seeking shelter, and hunger is epidemic. that as aid to gaza now arriving from land, air, and sea. for the first time, a hip is en route to deliver aid directly to gaza. working in coordination with the israeli military, the ngo world central kitchen is sending 200 tons of rice, beans, flour, and proteins, set to arrive in gaza as early as tomorrow. our team in gaza filming trucks carrying landfill to northern gaza to bu

john than deckel chin and some of my constituents in new york, omer, keith siegel and itay chen, who we learned this week was brutally killed on october 7 was serving near the gaza border. hamas stillody. his father gave me this pin, which i am wearing in remembrance of him. as well as those of americans judy weinstein and hagay. each date their loved ones don't come home carries enough anguish and grief to last a lifetime. i to support the biden administration's negotiations to free every one of the hostages. i urge everyone at the table to continue doing everything possible to get a deal. hamas has been given a deal already. they should say yes. it is no time to waste. my hrt loss of so many civilian lives in gaza. i'm anguished that the israeli war campaign has killed so many innocentellow jewish americans feel the same anguish when they see the images of dead and starving children and destroyed homes. gaza is experiencing a humanitarian catastrophe. entire families wiped out, whole neighborhoodskx reduced to rubb, mass displacement, children suffering. we should not let the compl

our itay hod met up with a vietnam veteran who waited a very long time for this day to come. >> reportermarine and no one embodies that more than bill peacock. >> they all got to be straight, got to be absolutely squared away. >> reporter: at 82, he moves a little slower, but his need for perfection is as crisp as ever. >> how's that? >> reporter: bill is one of a few good men who served in vietnam from 1968 to 1969 and one of the lucky ones who made it home. >> my basic school class 567 had one of the highest casualty rates of lieutenants in the entire war. >> reporter: but unlike other wars, vietnam vets didn't return home to ticker tape parades or fanfare. in fact, it took until 1982 for a national memorial to be commissioned and another 35 years before the government officially declared march 29th as vietnam veterans day, which is why today bill is straightening old medals as he attends his first ever commemoration in san francisco. >> it's great that the country recognizes what we did however many years ago that turns out to be. >> reporter: and although he hears it all the time, he

it says the itay this is your fault. union's message to anti-police politician faultsage ts. you are not welcome at hero cop's funeral. those are your funeral. in the wordsu di of your union. who are you directing that at and what dreg th youo you mean? >> it's directed at the city council. who seems to believe directed a that criminals in today's day and age should be considered to be conside the victims of cre and that the police department and the policertment that come and give their lives day in and day out. omthey're the ones who are the villains in the story. unfortunately, we don't see the same level of concern. the white house. yesterday, biden's press secretaruse.s presy, karine jea, taamed officer diller's death on so-called gun violence. >> take a look as it relateso th to the death of the officer. the look, our hearts go out to this officer who tragically los lost his life in the line of duty. we're also praying for his family durin ag this difficult time, who now has an empty seat at their dinnerwho table. . president biden is deeply grateful for the sacrifice t

our itay hod followed the guys along on their most recent dropoff in berkeley. >> reporter: when darrell owens and mingwei samuel noticed there were no benches at many bus stops across the east bay, instead of sitting on their hands, they decided to take a stand. >> it's easy to feel sort of like helpless in the world, with all the stuff that's going on. and this is just a way to make the world a better place. >> reporter: over the last three months, they've become known simply as the bench guys, pulling up to bus stops and installing their own handcrafted creations. >> we weren't looking for any fame or glory or anything like that. our goal is just to give people a place to sit. >> reporter: it all started when their neighbor, who had just gotten out of surgery, was forced to sit on the curb because there was no bench at the bus stop. that's when darrell and mingwei took matters into their own hands. learning how to build a bench on youtube, and even making sure they're compliant with the city's disability regulations. as they drive around the east bay, they make a mental note of benchl