all right, let's uh find out what uh john lucas thinks. john lucas, i'm going to go along with the same lines of how we're looking a shortage of workers, palestinian workers. however not being permitted to work and the're uh workers that are being replaced by some from india for example in sri lanka um i mean are we looking at uh perhaps a crisis point uh when it comes to uprising from palestinians and since they're not being allowed to work sure there there is a distinct possibility of that and uh not only that i mean there are serious problems in the west bank it's not just gaza. 'there have been terrible attacks on palestinians by settlers in gaza leading to many many deaths and terrible situation for the palestinian families living in that area, so that's already major problem, and in fact my suspicion is that they israelis would enjoy if there were more unrest in the west bank so they could apply the same criteria'. that they're applying to gaza, which is kill anything that moves, so that's a major problem. all right, costus, let me g

john lucas, welcome to economic divide. um, tell us what uh future this really economy is really facing here, the spending is increasing, and and with other war fronts, you have more uh, i guess funds that... need to be um put into the war budget so to speak, and of course you're dealing with many business sectors that are just dying really. what kind of economic future do you for see for israel? the if the if the war continues in gaza, if the genocide continues in gaza, there will be a massive impact on the israeli economy, even if they don't go into war with iran or... currently one of the one israeli economist yacov shenin in the associated press made the costs at about 120 billion or 20% of the gdp, which is very high number indeed. when you take top of that, the amount of people that israel is losing to the economy, through people leaving the country in large numbers, through the expulsion of the palestinians who worked in the construction industry, to people been taken on for. military duty, so that has mean meant tha

john lucas, welcome to economic divide. um, tell us what uh future this really economy is really facing here. spending is increasing and and with other war fronts, you have more uh, i guess funds that need to be um put into the war budget so to speak, and of course you're dealing with many business sectors that are just dying really, what kind of economic future do you for see for israel? the if if the if the war continues in gaza, if the genocide continues in gaza, there will be a massive im... impact on the israeli economy, even if they don't go into war with iran or hisb, currently one of the one israeli economist yacob shenin in the associated press has estimated the cost at about 120 billion or 20% of the gdp, which is very high number indeed. "when you take top of that, the amount of people that israel is losing to the economy, through people leaving the country in large numbers, through the expulsion of the palestinians who worked in the construction industry to people been taken on for military duty, so that has mea

all right, let's uh f find out what, um, john lucas thinks. john lucas, i'm going to go along with the same lines of how we're looking a shortage of workers, palestinian workers, however, not being permitted to work, and the're workers that are being replaced by some from india for example, sri lanka, um, i mean, are we looking at perhaps a... crisis point uh when it comes to uprising from palestinians and occupied dans since they're not being allowed to work, sure there, there is a distinct possibility of that, and not only that, i mean there are serious problems in the west bank, it's not just gaza, there have been terrible attacks on palestinians by settlers in gaza, leading to many many deaths and terrible situation for the palestinian family. is living in that area, so that's already major problem, and in fact my suspicion is that the israelis would enjoy if there were... more unrest in the west bank so they could apply the same criteria that they're applying to gaza, which is kill anything that moves, so that's a major problem. all right

lucas are dying. this is the home of john burchell. mars think, he was 14. he's the 2nd charge to begin at the border in defend fix his families. these indian forces skilled him. when he was near the frontier, an indian offer to his door, the local newspaper. the boy was part of a group trying to get to a bar via defense. the giant's uncle seized red giant thus far the wind to try to collect the boy's body. he was shocked to the father survived, but it's still inhospitable as to what part of the base of us we are deeply sad and strong as if at indian border forces shawn us hindus during normal day when jonathan to his body was given to us, it was dismembered and lost in between now his face could not be same. it was ruined, showing that there was a bullet in the net. they connected with the next, you know, how they connect the actual you on last the 2 days later, the one on monday, when the body was given to us at night, that we could not clean it. you know, because the body was rotten. that's what i'm allowed to show us on a niggle. i'm lucas fix really jus

and later talking to reporters, white house national security spokesman john kirby said no final decision has been made yet. >> lucasomlinson for us at the white house. griff. >> jacqui, fox news cameras embedded with israeli defense forces, capturing exclusive video from inside gaza. that's next. s. but i'm protected with arexvy. arexvy is a vaccine used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older. rsv can be serious for those over 60, including those with asthma, diabetes, copd and certain other conditions. but i'm protected. arexvy is proven to be over 82% effective in preventing lower respiratory disease from rsv and over 94% effective in those with these health conditions. (♪) arexvy does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients. those with weakened immune systems may have a lower response to the vaccine. the most common side effects are injection site pain, fatigue, muscle pain, headache, and joint pain. arexvy is number one in rsv vaccine shots. rsv? make it arexvy. my little miracle is beckett. ♪ ("a thousand years" by christin

first we go to lucas tomlinson whose life at the white house. >> john, the white house like many americansdened to learn this morning about the murder of those six hostages. their bodies discovered in southern gaza. as you mentioned among them an american citizen 23-year-old hersh goldberg-polin who is attending a music festival on october 7 president bite and the vice president secretary of state have both spoken to his parents today to offer their condolences. now earlier, kamala harris running mate governor tim walz refused to answer questions about their murders. >> what is your reaction to the six hostages being found dead in gaza? what's thanks everybody. >> no answer there for the minnesota governor for the white house as national security advisor jake sullivan is a virtual meeting this afternoon the families of the remaining hostages is still being held in gaza by hamas appeared in a in a statement president biden said quote make no mistake, hamas leaders will pay for these crimes. will keep working around the clock for a deal to release of the remaining hostages. hersh goldberg-po

john hall has more on this to this was extensively a press conference following the 3rd annual meeting of the defense ministers of the lucas tri lack true military and defense partnership with inevitably of course, questioning to into the situation in the middle east. lloyd austin, the us secretary of defense cold and the situation 11 on deeply troubling. he said that while the us continues to work tirelessly to avoid another needless war, has paula has a choice, is ro and has bullock, can choose a diplomatic pause, is what do you have to say a diplomatic solution? not a military solution is the only way to ensure that displace civilians on both sides of the border can finally go back home. so i echo the call of president vice president mccrae and other leaders yesterday for an immediate 21 day seats far north. austin would not be drawn on questions of whether his row was indeed still listening to the united states to know whether a ground invasion into lebanon would constitute a red line for the united states. he said we have provided israel with what it needs to protect its suffering territory that hasn't changed and wou

john f. kennedy, martin luther king and others barely fatten a sense this nation a gone beyond that. then of course it butler, pennsylvania and now this a second time. lucas, you know history very well former president ford when he was a president shot at 17 days later again someone with a gun what type of questions do you think are now before the secret service that thankfully were able to prevent a tragedy today on the fifth and six the golf hole of trump international what questions will they face now and capitol hill thankfully listen this case their professionalism was successful. quickly change everything two months ago the secret service understands it must shoot first it cannot wait for a potential assassin to shoot first that appears to be the situation here. that will be the question off the top did the secret service shoot first what can you tell us about the suspect question what can you describe is individual what is his name? where is he from? all of that information i'm just to hear more details about how this one down and what did this in gunmen trail the president from mar-a-lago? against terms and golf clubs only for half miles from mar-

johns hopkins physics laboratory. again, thank you all for being here today. and i now recognize you for five minutes to present the testimony. >> chairman lucas, ranking member sorensen and distinguished members of the subcommittee thank you for the opportunity to testify on the artemis campaign. under the campaign the united states along with our international commercial partners will return humans to the moon to explore and conduct scientific research and establish the capability for a long term cousins on and around the moon. using what we learned we will take the next giant leap sending the first humans to mars. nasa took the first major step in america's return to the moon with the artemis one mission. that launch in the mission tested the space launch system rocket, the spacecraft and exploration ground system in preparation for artemis to. nasa astronauts victor glover, christina cook and jeremy hansen journey beyond for the furthest humans have gone into space and more than 50 years. approximately one year after, the crew will land on the south pole and begin building out a robust long-term exploration program. with artemis four, astronauts will agai

john in honor today by luke himself. mark hamill posting rip dad. >> they began a big mr. who is that who is that in inside the mask? >> a different actor played vader but director george lucas realized he needed a villain with a more sinister voice. >> call mean. so you want to do a day's work i say yeah, a day's work, two-and-a-half hours yeah that's all the darth vader languages in 2.5 hours few thousand dollars. i went home. >> jones took his inspiration for the voice from the villain himself, but i was able to look at, look at the screen and see the image of him that affected me that dark vigor that had an impact on me the key to divert is a narrow band of expression. no inflections. he's not human galaxy u.s. >> father and son james return to the role of the imperial villain throughout his career. >> even at the age of 91 in the disney plus series, obi-wan, kenobi we'll suffer in another memorable voice, only role. >> joan said, just three words cnn. the network was looking for a strong authoritative voice for its tenth anniversary in 1990, mr. jones going to be one with a little more emphasis on the word yes. >> i do the goodwill games. this will now can we do a cnn l