and she was like josh, it was josh. and she was like, amber too. josh an amber. they are dead. wanted to do something. i tried to leave, iran out of the house. i want to go save them. but i can't. >> as josh and embers families wrestled with grief, the town of sodus punk are down. somewhere out there was a killer, still on the loose. but where? coming up! >> did you guys see anything at all? >> the search was urgent. the fear, instant. why did this killer target josh and amber? >> i had no clue whatsoever. >> it didn't appear to be a home invasion gone on or anything like that? >> no. no. but it sounded like it was premeditated. >> and later. >> what happened? >> the midnight right in the middle of nowhere. that will break the case wide open. >> what the hell are you doing here? >> there's something going on. and it just did not fit right. >> when dateline continues! diabetes can serve up a lot of questions, like, "what is your glucose?" and "can you have more carbs?" before you decide... with the freestyle libre 2 system know your glucose level and where it's headed. no finger

alive for josh junior?ver the house. you know, every night before he goes to bed, every morning, we all say goodnight to him. grandma and grandpa love him. >> i'm andrea canning. and this is "dateline". >> she said that she met him in a bar. >> she was smitten. she really went all out for him. >> she couldn't see the red flags. >> it was a heartbreaking case.

my understanding from s-ueakin josh? my understanding from speaking to — josh?my understanding from speaking to sources on the i speaking to sources on the legal— speaking to sources on the legal side of the trump organisation is that they frankly— organisation is that they frankly expect to lose this trial, _ frankly expect to lose this trial, because of the judge that— trial, because of the judge that they have a because of the attitude — that they have a because of the attitude that he has displayed towards trump during the course of this— towards trump during the course of this litigation, because of the ruling you are bothjust discussing a few days ago that the side — discussing a few days ago that the side of a case much in the favour— the side of a case much in the favour of— the side of a case much in the favour of the attorney general's office. i think they think— general's office. i think they think that their chance of prevailing here in front of this— prevailing here in front of thisjudge is next to nothing. we should make clear to viewers this is— w

and josh josh the attack dog? and josh josh posted them. a crazy man oscar nominated for a terrible film, then shared it and this whole pile on started. it's great seeing these pylons happen to walk people now they used to just hand to guys like me and basically as soon as this pile on started she deleted her twitter account. you could almost the wine almost hear the white wine getting the cat getting knocked over and the cat litter, food going litter, you know, cat food going flying she she deleted it. flying. and she she deleted it. and then she's she's posted this this sort apology and this sort of lame apology and deleted it again. please let me keep my job, please. >> i've never told her again . >> i've never told her again. no, that i actually no, it's not that i actually want keep job. this want her to keep her job. this is weird this very is the weird this is very surreal. never happened surreal. this has never happened before . was last night. my before. i was last night. my night in my kitchen, night off. i was in my kitchen, got

i'm trying to jump in front of josh.terrible chart. >> it depends on what you think margins can do. >> josh brown, we watched the stock go down, you said you were looking at it, thinking of it last week. what do you make of jim's buy? >> i want jim to make all the money in the world and given enough time he will. it's the same chart as disney, both great companies. i appreciate jim pointing out the fundamental distinction. i agree it's not the same situation. i said before the earnings the stock was 80. it got close to 100 after reporting, it just feels so heavy to me. i said disney with a seven handle. now it's 79 today. the stocks are just heavy and they have the same shareholder base. these are amazing companies. technically they feel heavy. i hope i'm wrong. >> let me get a stott from you? >> it's all about even margins. inventor jis are coming down and that will be powerful if the demand, if sales can stay strong. i think that's pretty exciting with china coming back. >> do you think now is the time to buy it? >> i

josh, which way is up? great job, josh. >> is that a point?that's not a point. at the end of every hit, the balloon must be at least two feet off the ground. you can't impede the other player, and whoever has the most points after two minutes will be declared the winner. does that make sense? >> yes. >> lou: great. josh, as our guest, you'll get to serve first. all right? ready, set, balloon! ♪ ♪ >> lou: that is out of bounds, point to jimmy. [ cheers and applause ] all right, josh. you will serve. >> jimmy: josh serves? >> lou: josh serves, you won the point. >> jimmy: oh, all right. oh, oh, there it is. ♪ ♪ >> lou: out of bounds, another point to jimmy. >> jimmy: it's 2-0, oh my goodness. >> he's good at this, he's good at this. >> jimmy: you serve. those are indeed the rules. all right. ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: shouldn't have touched it, it was going out. >> lou: out of bounds, point to josh. >> jimmy: all right. that was a big mistake on my part. that could cost me the game. >> lou: that was going to be out. >> jimmy: are you ready? ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: you

josh no . see you photo, though. josh no. see you there. yeah. >> no, the, the. >> no, the, the. >> i've got to say, i don't envy the police having to having to police these kind of things anyway. they're very complicated. yes. they're massive. there's 100,000 people and so on. but when they start really gaslighting us and telling us what jihad means and telling us whatjihad means and it really it means it's just another way of saying we love you, you know, and it's not we know what it means. we know there are meanings it. but there are meanings of it. but that's it means in that's not what it means in this context, where people are shouting jihad . shouting for jihad. >> there are of it >> there are meanings of it which non—violent . that is which are non—violent. that is true. guy who was using true. but the guy who was using the was also talking about the term was also talking about armies. yes, he had signs that muslim armies it's not ambiguous in case. and so therefore in this case. and so therefore and ut—tahrir who are and it's hizb

i hope josh is right about his fundamental assessment. i suspect that josh is right.st guiding the viewers. i'm telling the vieweris, something has happened here, which josh is acknowledging, in the energy market that -- >> yes. and you might not have the luxury of waiting around to find out if he's right or wrong. that's part of what i'm suggesting. >> 100%. you are right. >> pippa has the headlines. >>> a funeral held for the people killed in a drone attack on a graduation ceremony at a military academy. the syrian observe for human rights said more than 120 people were killed in the strike, the bloodiest attack in more than 12 years of civil war. no group has claimed responsibility. >>> the white house that starts next year customers will start getting their electric vehicle tax credits at the dealership when they buy a car. people typically receive their credits months after their purchase when tax returns are issued. lit lower the price of new evs by $7,500 and will take $4,000 off the price of used evs. >>> and the wnba is adding a new team for the first time in

i love my guys, josh and sarat., coke and pepsi. 20 times earnings that grows at 8%? i mean, i don't think you're going to lose money on it. i'm not saying go short pepsi, but i can't short it. >> the valuations come down a bunch. that's part of the point of why some like it here. >> bleh. 2.4% dividend yield, 20 times forward earnings, 8% long-term growth. a peg ratio of 2.4. if you tell me a peg rashopen of 2.4 and tell me that's for amazon, at least there's something exciting. amazon web services, whatever they're going to do in pharmaceuticals. >> jimmy, the premium valuation historically has been as high as 40% over the s&p. it is significantly less of a premium valuation now than you've had to pay in, like, three to five years. and the thing i would tell you the reason it gets that premium valuation because of its very, very, very long history of raising the dividend of executing, of finding new growth around the world. they are better at this than almost any other publicly traded company. they've been at it f

josh, do me. no, but, josh, can we do this?ot even been to the moon? matthew sweet. >> i'm not sure if the >> well, i'm not sure if the moon exists. great point. i'm taking it. we've never seen it. yeah, i've never seen it. never direct evidence of it. yeah because you work late. >> that's why you don't see it. >> that's why you don't see it. >> okay. sounds like sort of >> okay. sounds like we sort of ended story anyway. all ended that story anyway. all right, times right, let's do the times end with story can't believe is with a story i can't believe is this far down the bill tonight? the hay fever problem in japan. josh? the josh? yes, japan takes the axe to its hay fever epidemic. >> this is quite interesting. it's called funko. funko sneezing, doesn't it, to two out of two out of five people in japan. of two out of five people in japan . yeah. who are affected or japan. yeah. who are affected or approximately 40% of the population just getting in there before steve does with the science on. yeah exactly. but post world war

i'm josh howie. and headliners. i'm josh howie. me to go through monday's newspapers and express opinions representing about 3% of the uk comedy circuit are the ever shrinking. paul cox and eating disorder poster boy louis schaffer. how are you both? lovely. how are you ? i'm that's lovely. how are you? i'm that's very kind of you to ask. i'm good. i'm good. i've got a i've got a new that looks really smart. this was it's kind of special . special. >> well, that's what charity shots from all about the charity shops love it. >> well, what do you think louis schaefer is. >> look, it doesn't. >> well, look, it doesn't. >> well, look, it doesn't. >> mean, waiting for next >> i mean, i'm waiting for next years year's calendar. >> at the end of the day, >> yeah, at the end of the day, the true value the charity the true value is in the charity shops britain . shops of britain. >> would you say it's one >> yeah. would you say it's one of greatest things about the uk? u k? >> uk? >> would say it is because the >> i would say it is because

there you go. >> josh, interesting >> male now, josh, interesting findings pursuit >> male now, josh,ting finhappiness. pursuit >> male now, josh, interesting fin happiness. yeah pursuit of happiness. yeah >> britain bucks bucks. global happiness trend index trend with poll revealing non—religious people in the uk have a higher sense of well—being than the faithful. so there's a lot of statistics they're throwing statistics that they're throwing around gist it around here, but the gist of it is that if it's a religious country , like 80% of people are country, like 80% of people are religious , then actually religious, then actually religious, then actually religious people are happier. all right. and i'm wondering because if it's just it sounds like it's a fundamentalist country. yeah, you just have to say that. but if it's not if it's not a particularly religious country, then actually it's not a particularly religiouatheistsy, then actually it's not a particularly religiou atheists are|en actually it's not a particularly religiou atheists are more tually it's not a particularly rel

josh we have etcetera this time.h we have some encouragingly eloquent dialogue between the king and kenya. >> yeah. king charles arrives in kenya for his first commonwealth visit as monarch . this threatens visit as monarch. this threatens to be over shadowed by controversy over colonial era era abuses . but where that is era abuses. but where that is actually coming from isn't it? >> it's not like, well, we've seen the speeches in the news. it looked like he confronts it. it looked like he confronts it. it looked like he confronts it. it looked like he got it out in the open and the president, whose me of kenya. whose name escapes me of kenya. >> yes, yes, yes. >> yes, yes, yes. >> seemed pretty happy with >> he seemed pretty happy with this as an initial salvo. obviously, he would like to see some reparations. >> are people. >> there are people. yeah, exactly who calling for exactly. who are calling for recommendations this recommendations and this unconditional, unequivocal pubuc . unconditional, unequivocal publi

josh was arrested and charged with manslaughterand murder.in his trial, he told the jury he had been acting in self defence. he was found not guilty of those charges. another inquest took place four years ago, but that was set aside after the high court was involved in legal matters. this fresh inquest was held today, and has been going on for about a week. it has heard how yousef makki and a man were at school together and a third boy josh. they had been riding about on their bikes and smoking cannabis. they tried to buy more drugs, but when the drug deal went wrong, josh was beaten up. the coroner has heard from both young men who gave evidence and from a number of witnesses. today, the coroner said that after that fight mr mona had been beaten up in, he was angry and furious at what had happened. he continued throughout the evening to get more angry. a short time later yousef makki came together withjosh —— yousef makki came together with josh and he was stabbed. he pulled out a knife and extended his arm. coupled with other evidence, the

now let's go to josh campbell, he's been working the sources since the story -- josh, center of thisare you learning from your sources about what is going on behind the scenes in the search, it's terrifying, this is a person that was willing to kill 18 people and a whole lot more who is on the loose right now. who knows how much firepower -- ? >> authorities worry the suspect in contact at chanel violence if he's not found. i'm told what is happening behind the scenes, the scene and unseen, the fury of police activity there, multiple agencies, and behind the scenes i'm told that law enforcement has set up a social media exploitation team pouring over the suspects online accounts, trying to look for any information that about his intentions, china edited by any law against to help geolocating the whereabouts. and identify any potential associates that could be used that was witnesses. a lot of action taking place behind the scenes, it's worth noting, erin, that our colleague reported that authorities recovered a firearm in the suspect's vehicle. they're working to determine if that wa

josh? takes axe josh? this is quite interesting. it's called funko. funko sneezing, doesn't it, to two out of two out of five people in japan. of two out of five people in japan . yeah. who are affected or japan. yeah. who are affected or approximately 40% of the population just getting in there before steve does with the science on. yeah exactly. but post world war two they built they made all these forests for wood and for the rebuilding and whatnot outside of the cities and they used cypress trees and cedar and obviously it turns out that japanese people cedar and obviously it turns out thatjapanese people i guess, don't have the natural immunity to the hay fever . so this is to the hay fever. so this is what they're going do. they're to. >> it's 9:00. i'm patrick christys son. this is gb news tonight. now to north london schools close over safety fears after a former hamas leader called of global jihad called for a day of global jihad tomorrow. that's nice of him, isn't so jews around the isn't it? so

in the quarter, josh. so no. i can understand that discover, much lower end, but american express is not what it used to be in terms of super, duper high end. it is not. >> what do you think the average credit score is for a discover card holder. forget the age. >> josh. >> let steph finish and then you can rebutt. perfectly fine. if you talk over each other i can't understand what you are saying and i know the viewers can't either. steph? >> i think the consumer is still in pretty good shape. the job market is running the show at this point. wages are staying high. inflation is coming down. not all pockets but a lot of inflation is coming down. real incomes are pretty healthy. they just revised the savings rate to $2 trillion. i think this consumer is still going to spend selectively more on services continuing versus goods. we are seeing that in all kinds of series. by the way no one is even talking about manufacturing numbers today the pmis. the manufacturing hit 50. a couple months ago no one thought that was

josh mail . josh the daily mail. >> yes. violent prisoners to be let early.reds of let out early. hundreds of offenders to have sentences cut by days under tory by 18 days under a tory government. this was revealed yesterday, but now this is, you know, obviously with the overcrowding as we're getting within about 500 spaces of left in our prison system and they're just desperate to get rid of people, yesterday, they would basically saying that if you've committed a lesser crime, you would essentially get community service . now, they obviously the service. now, they obviously the other of things, they're other side of things, they're going to be all right, going to be like, all right, you can a little can get out a little bit earlier, both things obviously undermine any message this government has about being tough on crime. yeah, and that's a that's a very bad position to find yourself in going into an election. >> i've long wondered whether they shouldn't be offering alternatives to violent criminals. you can serve a sentence or you can experience a chemica

josh point is. the point is. >> women and they need to >> josh women and they need to do better when stats are do better when the stats are misread it misread presented like this, it has serious impact because you has a serious impact because you suddenly female rape goes up this amount of percentage and people start looking at the historic, you need to use the data for crime prevention for all these different reasons and suddenly go, what suddenly they go, oh, what happened suddenly made all happened that suddenly made all these over here rape? happened that suddenly made all the oh, over here rape? happened that suddenly made all the oh, were' here rape? happened that suddenly made all the oh, were blokes. pe? happened that suddenly made all the and were blokes. pe? happened that suddenly made all the and also, were blokes. pe? happened that suddenly made all the and also, its blokes. pe? happened that suddenly made all the and also, it's obviouslye? >> and also, it's obviously a nonsense a bloke

yeah finally, the star, josh ? finally, the star, josh? >> yes.ing around uranus? this is really just a story to basically do a pun on uranus. just a story to basically do a pun on uranus . and there's pun on uranus. and there's a space boffins because the star obviously uses likes to use the word boffins. they've spotted an infrared aurora around the planet and that can be used used. but of course, because we only get the front page, i have noidea only get the front page, i have no idea what how that story works out. oh, that's a front pageisin works out. oh, that's a front page is in part two. >> we have hatred, genocide, despair and twin beds. we'll see you in a couple of radio. >> and welcome back to headliners . so we continue lewis headliners. so we continue lewis with the eye news. it's beginning to look a lot like pogrom in russia. yes >> yes. that's interesting. and it's a word that i've known about. and of course, we've all known about it. but i don't know. most people have known it and i didn't think it was ever going to be used again.

>> josh gad. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yes, but no -- no.e's a little tiny little slip of a thing >> josh gad. >> no. [ laughter ] uh, uh, "call me by your name. >> oh, "call me by your name." oh, oh timothee chalamet! >> jimmy: yes, there you go. [ cheers and applause all right, here we go. >> all right take it -- mine. >> oh! oh she's mentioned in our show! she's in concert right now she's not taylor swift [ laughter ] she's beautiful! >> beyonce >> yes [ bell dings ] >> jimmy: that's right >> change your - >> oh, oh, de niro >> jimmy: yes, that's correct. [ bell dings ] >> take your hat off take your top hat off. ♪ >> "point blank. "point blank," "speed. >> jimmy: keanu reeves >> together: yeah! [ bell dings ] [ cheers ] >> oh, oh, he is an avenger. >> jimmy: great name, long name >> yeah, very long name, and he loves shakespeare. he loves playing hamlet and avengers >> oh, god >> he either plays an avenger or hamlet! [ laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: stop yelling at him. >> oh, my god, you're the biggest movie star in the world! >> jimmy: no, you

josh brown, regional banks are week. if rates are rising, you would figure the pressure points will be there. a day after the fed chair, what are you feeling today? >> i think the big thing is rates and really talking about anything else is really an afterthought at this point this is what markets are keying off. i want to give you data. we looked at the spy and the barclays aggregate. they're currently correlated at 0.4 which is extraordinarily high. it's been rising for the last rolling 90 days, and just to give you some sense of historically how high that is, if you think about the last 30 years, that correlation has been negative 0.31. not correlated at all. what that means is the bad days for the stock market are the days in which rates are rising. and then when those days reverse, typically you'll see a bounce in stocks. not happening yet today. you have a little bit of a bond rally under way but stocks are still weak. i think that if you -- if you want to know what's the market going to do today, just pull up the

josh this could be a great idea.h i mean, you've seen i mean, kyrie, you've seen midnight i mean, this midnight express. i mean, this is to be much of is going to be much more of a deterrent than the cushy prisons you in uk. you get in the uk. >> scene. yeah, >> the shower scene. yeah, all of it. i don't know the players going to is going be deterrent. >> yeah, i think i mean, >> yeah, i think any i mean, especially do some sort >> yeah, i think any i mean, es deallly do some sort >> yeah, i think any i mean, es deal with do some sort >> yeah, i think any i mean, es deal with i do some sort >> yeah, i think any i mean, es deal with i don't) some sort >> yeah, i think any i mean, es deal with i don't knowe sort of deal with i don't know indonesia or they've only said they're to explore a they're going to explore this a bit . bit. >> to be fair to alex, said >> to be fair to alex, they said they're every they're going to explore every possible way of dealing with this problem because the this prison problem because the

please, stay safe, josh. we appreciate you.>> so, we are now also here in the united states on day 18 of a speaker-less house of representatives. republicans are grouping tomorrow for a candidate form with an internal vote scheduled for 9 am tuesday morning to take the temperature of the caucus. senate members have announced their intention to r wh a few others still publicly mulling a bit, most notably, majority whip tom emmer has thrown his hat into the ring and is considered to be an early front runner after securing an endorsement from former speaker kevin mccarthy. however, former president donald trump is reportedly trying to put his thumb on that ever scale, citing his lack of loyalty, and his criticism of trump after the capitol insurrection. joining me now is msnbc political analyst and former republican congressman david jolly. david, you know, chaos is one thing, this organization and dysfunction is another. but, you know, it is pretty much freezing any progress for americans. it's a completely horrific situation. le

and josh, one more question for you.former president is the 800 lb gorilla in the wings for the supreme court session that has started. what did you mean by that? well, what i meant was the supreme court is setting up its docket for the coming term, and at the moment, there is nothing on it that directly pertains to the former president, but with the four criminal cases that he is facing and the sweeping claims of immunity he is planning to bring, in many of those cases, saying that, as the former president, he shouldn't be subject to this sort of litigation, i think it is almost certain that sometime over the course of the next year, we are going to see his lawyers go to the supreme court to try to shutdown either some action against him in the civil case we have been discussing here, or in those four criminal cases against him. there is really no way the supreme court is going to be able to dodge getting into that fight, as well as another fight out there, which is the issue of trying to take — trump off the ballot in

>> no, josh. i don't think it's a fork in the road i don't think it's that important at all which i is why i wrote in the letter a year ago double down on ai and he should quarantine the bet on reality labs to $5 billion a year listen, mark zuckerberg is more of a visionary than me when it comes to whether or not these new platforms will dominate the future but meta's success doesn't depend on it at all. i encourage everybody to -- on whatsapp, 2 billion using whatsapp every month and they launched a chatgpt equivalent where i can have an ai chat directly in my whatsapp on things like what the best hotel is on the west side of new york and i can ask them if there's availability and what the price is they've given me a personal assistant in my pocket that is here today that is monetizeble today. much like people said that reels couldn't catch up with tiktok, it has they said reels couldn't monetize it has i think what they're doing in ai to compete for the top of the funnel by giving us all a perso

so actually, this painting here, she did. >> and that's josh up there. >> that is josh. she liked her little world here. she did. she felt comfortable here. so when she moved back home for the summer, i was ecstatic. like, i'm like, yes, she's back home. safe environment. it. back to that day, july 19th, 2016. >> i got home from work. >> it was probably going on 5:00 in the evening. she said she was getting ready to go for a bike ride. she was going to ride over to josh's. is the bike was purple bike was purple, which is one of her favorite colors. >> and how long would it have been that bike ride to josh's house? >> about six miles. >> her route was on county road six. can you describe that road? >> very rural. not a ton of people, but, you know, you have a couple of houses that she'd be passing and you must have thought nothing of it. no not at all. when she took off on her bike and headed towards josh's beautiful cornfield, bucolic, what would be better than taking a little bike ride you never imagined? >> never. not out there. >> sierra's bike ride will soon turn int

josh? >> hey, michael. the -- in the, you know, looking in the rear-view mirror? a lot of the quote, unquote, diversification benefit of private equity versus public equity or private credit versus public bonds really just comes from the fact that you don't have daily volatility, you don't have price quotes. the people that go a 90-day period of time thinking they haven't experienced the same volatility as we're getting in the public market, but then they find out later that there was a lot of correlation after all. could you speak to that for a moment? >> josh, what a great question. i really appreciate that question because it also sheds light on the importance of educating clients about what you just described, which is that when you're investing in private equity, it often looks a lot less volatile than it actually is, and you're absolutely right that people need to be educated, that despite the fact that, you know, you're seeing is in frequent reporting and market to market that there is volatility and

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josh: there's a couple different things happening.gy space, where you have a higher cost of holding inventories, we've seen the de-stocking happening faster and getting to lower levels. in say metals, particularly with probably softer imports from china, you were probably three or four months behind that de- stocking cycle because it's relatively cheaper to hold inventories. we still think we are de- stocking across most commodities space. we still believe that the sector in general is, you know, the natural resource sector is undercapitalized. and not only is it undercapitalized, but it's facing, you know, three sort of major, you know, call it structural, you know, crosswinds. you know, one being, of course, the energy transition, and changes in supply and very much policy and government driven, you know, demand. you have, you know, we still have the, you know, sort of the last pieces of what's coming out of the supply chain disruptions. and then, you know, third, you know, we still, you know, the supply chain itself is dealing with

let me first go -- do we have -- josh, this is a very situation. we are trying to get the information as quickly as we can. the public is that for four more information, particularly in this community, a very small one. and the shooter still at large, josh. we have a photo of his car. but with that information in the photograph, how are people police tracking him down where that car might be? >> this is a massive manhunt that is underway, involving now multiple agencies. this occurred, as you mentioned, a small community. then what happened was police called and what is called mutual aid. they bring in resources from other neighboring police departments and federal law enforcement officers are there, as well as the state police just providing every type of resource that they can in order to physically try to find this person, but also gather information behind the scenes regarding surveillance footage from the scenes of these two shootings, interviewing witnesses, trying to determine if anyone who the suspect was in an attempt to try to locate wher

[ cheers and applause or was it josh [ cheers and applause we're going to give it to josh, everybody. [ light laughter ] congratulations. yeah, sorry, you didn't win. [ cheers and applause oh, you also get -- you also get a notebook for writing more songs and $1,000 hey, there you go, buddy thank you, congratulations >> thank you ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: but no one goes home emptyhanded. our other contestant will get an "i love music" sweatshirt [ cheers and applause and a "tonight show" notebook with $1,000. come on, thank you for playing [ cheers and applause thank you. give it up for two new instant songwriters. stick around we'll be right back with maluma [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ and i'm gon' take you out ♪ ♪ leave my wallet hom then i'll use your cell phone baby ♪ ♪ it's overwhelming, but you just have to put your mind to it and fight. subject 2: it doesn't feel good because you can't play outside with other children. subject 3: as a parent, it is your job to protect your family. but here is something that i cannot do. i cannot fix this. i don't know if my daughter is g

josh, thanks for being here. hamas and what is happening here. here on the border with lebanon, where the violence threatens to spill over. i know today, there was apparently at reuters camera man who was killed in the area. could you tell us more about that? >> that's right, his name was-ism upped all, and he was part of a group of journalist gathered in an area near the lebanese border with israel, where they were providing what you would call live shot there. live video stream of the area over the border in anticipation of some of these rockets that have been going back and forth, and shelling from lebanon into israel and israel into lebanon. there were more than half a dozen people injured in that incident, including two out of zero journalists. this is one of those incidents, alex, that really just hits home. the area where he was killed is probably about ten miles from where i'm standing, right now. and it's an example of how any kind of conflict like this, you have people who are non-combatants, who did no