luca: oh.helley: and we are just squished, all, like, all our stuff is on these two little chairs. because people are spread out with, like, makeup, and... dresses hanging. and 3,000 dresses-- it's crazy. luca: oh, they're so cute! none of them can spin. they're so adorable. shelley: same dance, see? luca: yeah. shelley: you could have taught it to ren. i'm sure you still know it. (laughing) all right, let me go sign ren in. (people talking in background) ♪ shelley: so you are number 40. so most of the things that you do, you'll go out, you'll be the 40th in line. we'll look up who's number 39. i'll go over the program with you. ren: why is this room used for, for little miss westie? - oh, it's the changing and, and makeup room. this is the backstage room. - where would someone change? - well, that's why i told you, you just change here-- we just quickly switch clothes. it's so fast. and everyone's changing, and no one's looking at you. and you have your... that's why i knew you'd want to wear

lucas: i agree with you. i was in a meeting yesterday someone asked a question that was similar to something i have been asked over the years, if you remember, there is a site called quibi and the whole premise was that it was premium short form and i remember sitting down with my first meeting with their leaders and i did not understand it because there was a big assumption that what was happening on your platform and it was less alert -- lesser than and there needs to be a premium form? there are people who are happy -- or happy what -- with what they have on youtube? svb i understand --neal: i understand you understand this. i was at rhett and link's studio yesterday and is -- it is amazing what they built. it is this hotbed of creativity, both of them are incredibly creative people but they are enormously successful business entrepreneurs as well and that is what they do. they do the new variety show, the new talkshow and if you are a young person in particular, how to think about any differently, better

and if we knew why could we steer them swimming. lucas? millions of them, stripping trends back in the summer of 2023 quarters of kenya was badly affected for the people that it was nothing less than a catastrophe. biologist, a not cousin folks from the university of constance, was the she remembers. well, the insect likes, overwhelming. scale anywhere in kenya, we were really surprised how large the forms were, how big the groups and how dense and where one plants could find thousands and thousands of individuals. so i heard about it, and so they do as a volunteer to, but i did really, could you also believe how big of this one was? because in folks is a new or biologist. she conducts research together with a husband in cousins who heads up the max planck institute of animal behavior. the 2 scientists are particularly interested in how lucas communicate with one another . how they form groups, and how individual animals can influence the behavior of an entire room. yeah, i'm hoping that better understanding better understand what drives t

and if we knew why could we steer them swimming. lucas? millions of them, stripping trends back in the summer of 2023 quarters of kenya was badly affected. for the people that it was nothing less than a catastrophe. biologist, a not cousin folks from the university of constance was the she remembers. well, the insect likes, overwhelming scale. anyway, jania, we were really surprised how large the forms were, how big the groups and how since they were one plans, they could find thousands and thousands of individuals. so i heard about it and so they do as of all the states. but i did really, could you also believe how big of this one was? because in folks as a new or biologist, she conducts research together with a husband in cousin who heads up the max planck institute of animal behavior. the 2 sciences are particularly interested in how lucas communicate with one another. how they form groups and how individual animals can influence the behavior of an entire us room. yeah, i'm hoping who is better understanding better understand what drive

we've never been able to get lucas, the full not full phones before in the life. no one has anywhere in the world. and by putting together $10000.00 individuals here and there's lots imaging hung up for the 1st time ever. we can do so they formed these real, not sophistic school. and why is that in full sense? well, it allows us to use these new tracking technologies to understand how the individuals interact with each other. local interactions over the scale of centimeters give rise to swarms that can extend of a hundreds of spread columbus. this woman's digitized every dots on the monica is a low cost. every line correctly individuals, part of the data is recorded by an elaborate system. 30 cameras film. this will make a 100 frames per 2nd for a week. the imaging hang up provides up to more conditions. the temperature is kept at $28.00 degrees celsius. lights is the same wavelength as in nature. the stick is used for the 3 d evaluation on both during the insects and every evening. food is laid out for the swarm. the big question is, who's following? who? the so

of the swimming. lucas? millions of them stripping trans back. in the summer of 2023 quarters of kenya was badly affected for the people that it was nothing less than a catastrophe. biologist, a not cousin folks from the university of constance, was the she remembers. well, the insect likes, overwhelming scale. anyway, jania, we were really surprised how large the forms were, how big the groups and how since they were one plans, they could find thousands and thousands of individuals. so i heard about it, and so they do as of all the states. but i didn't really, couldn't believe how big of this was because in folks is a new or biologist. she conducts research together with a husband in cousin who heads up the max planck institute of animal behavior. the 2 scientists are particularly interested in how lucas communicate with one another. how they form groups and how individual animals can influence the behavior of an entire as well. yeah, i'm hoping for a better understanding. better understand what drives them to gauge with drives tend to move, wha

lucas-judy: ms. lucas-judy: some of the ones that are key include 40 recommendations from our financial statement audit related to system security. mr. fry: what types of -- what are most about? ms. lucas-judy: it's a range of different topics. some have to do with identifying threats and being sure it has systems in place for that. understanding and managing the risks to systems and the supply chain capabilities. there are some around protecting information as well as detecting breaches. mr. fry: how many recommendations have been given to the i.r.s. since the appointment of commissioner werful? in july of this year a letter was sent to him to let congress know about his congress and withhold funds when appropriate. director, are you concerned with the i.r.s.' ability to keep pace with the g.a.o. recommendation? ms. lucas-judy: certainly it's an ongoing conversation between g.a.o. and i.r.s. we do have a rigorous follow-up process. we have seen progress. particularly on those recommendation that is

lucas tomlinson live in tel aviv for us thank you so much lucas.terrorist attack by hamas on israel two weeks and almost exactly 24 hours ago killed at least 1400 people. per the brutal assault also displaying the goodness of so many israelis of course rushing to help and many americans rejoining is not rabbi of the bad. he is headed to israel tomorrow on a humanitarian mission. rabbi, we were talking i think it was 10 days ago in these very chairs you had no idea at that point you were going. what made you think i have to go and what you hope to achieve? >> the reason we have to go as we need a battalion of good people for this lot of darkness, there's a lot of pain we're going to visit the families the hostage families, people who have lost soldiers. we are going to his many people as we can but we are coming with supplies for coming with money were coming to rebuild their homes. we are come to rebuild their lives. we are coming to go and bring comfort that is our mission pedro going to be working literally 24 hours a day on the schedule at four

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lucas and ask you. we're hearing we're learning a pair of f-16s carried out this strike and it's a targeted strike. but why? why jets? why not launch missiles? we have lots of uss carriers in the region. i'm just curious if you have any insight to sort of the decision that was made here on using air strikes and jets or if it's notable that us eisenhower strike group is not yet even in the mediterranean. she's still in the atlantic probably another day or two from gibraltar in the entrance and launching tomahawk cruise missiles from warships. probably not needed. first of all, you have overflight issues. if you launched tomahawks from the red sea, they'd have to fly over saudi arabia, perhaps jordan, iraq. and by using those jets, those f-16s and we also have f-15 space now, dhafra air base in the uae, you can fly over into syria and drop those bombs on those targets. eastern syria is largely ungoverned space. now. grippers, you know, was the end of the isis war. there's isis held territory for many year

lucas tomlinson is back in tel aviv. lucas, what do we know about this attempt?it shows that hamas is still willing to launch brazen attack outside the gaza strip. some might say this was a suicide mission as soon as they divers hit the water they were destroyed by israeli forces. to hit that tunnel complex rate as they just showed that video it caused a view is really tens to have to lock down and people hitting the deck there so it shows that hamas is still willing to conduct attacks fred. >> the u.s. says it will respon swiftly and decisively to any attack on american forces, but have they? the u.s. is rushing air difference systems to the region , what is the biggest threat? >> right now the biggest threat come of reason the air defense systems are being rushed into place is because of the threat by iran. iran has a fleet of intermediat range ballistic missiles within range of israel and u.s. forces and iraq after the those forces are being rushed in. also some ship movements we saw guided missiles to shore from the forward stryker of the uss thomas hunter. l

lucas tomlinson, thank you.iden administration says it will support a humanitarian pause in the gaza fighting in an effort to bring home hostages. the white house calling for israel to do all it can to protect civilians in its war on hamas terrorists. alexandria hoff is live in wilmington, delaware, where the president's spending the weekend with more. hello, alex. >> reporter: hello, mike. well, this is really the first time that u.s. and allies is are split with israel on this idea of a humanitarian pause. the idea behind that would, of course, be to get humanitarian aid into gaza and that sill tate the safe passage of hostages. the israeli defense ministry have rejected these calls from other g7 countries essentially saying hamas cannot be trusted during a military pause. here's national security adviser jake sullivan on that. >> a humane mantarian -- humanitarian pause would be a good thing to get hostages out, but you can bet hamas will try to use that to their advantage as well. these are the things that i

what are you working on lucas? >> it's important lloyd austin called these narrowly tailored strikes. pressure is ramping up not just in the white house and money briefing room and there was pressure to respond. also for years trace the red line for u.s. forces has been the death of any american after that u.s. contractor died of a heart attack in one drone strike in iraq that compelled the pentagon and white house to launch airstrikes on ammunition depots along the border with iraq. remember a few years ago this is the general area where isis made its last stand. remember the united states has 900 troops in eastern syria 2500 troops in iraq these force under fire the last ten days and tonight early this morning here in israel u.s. forces felt they needed to respond trace. >> lucas i want to go back and cover my tracks here. when you talk about these targets, were these targets specifically picked out or is this something they decide along the way. >> if you remember back in march this is the second time the admini

lucas. >> julie top general very blunt he says his forces will soon be entering gaza and ordered his to prepare for ground combats. >> we're going to go into the gaza strip, we will embark on a professional operational mission to destroy hamas operatives and hamas infrastructure. we will have in our mind memories of the images of those who fell on saturday two weeks ago. >> now israeli force taking in some live fire training but experts say what you're seeing here on thes screen will bare very little resemblance to urban combat those force will be facing historically we look at urban combat from the famous battles of fallujah hamas will be waiting and booby-trapped remaining buildings not already leveled. one of the goals to push hamas out to sea and prevent -- and a place to plan worst massacre in israel 75 year history and since the beginning of the war ifd says hamas has had 550 failed rocket launches that landed inside gaza strip that included deadly misfire that hit a parking lot near a hospital earlier this week now earlier today first 20 trucks carrying humanitarian aid entere

lucas, thank you for joining us. bring in rebecca grant and national security analyst and international relations expert, to talk about this latest move by the u.s. rebecca, defense secretary lloyd austin released a statement and said iran wants to hide its hand and deny a role in the attacks, we will not let them, calling out iran by name saying we know iran operates by proxy, we will not let you. what do you think about that message? what message does that send? >> this is getting serious for our u.s. forces throughout the middle east and i'm glad secretary austin said this is clearly iran's handy work. i got to say, carley, team biden, there is wishy washy language just out of step now with our enhanced military deployment and what we're asking our forces to do. like to see stronger language. i don't know why they are trying to soft pedal iran's involvement, let the f-16 strikes speak for themselves. >> carley: what will the weekend look like for u.s. service members based there, can they anticipate airstrikes? >>

lucas. >> thank you, mr. chairman. administrator regan, thank you for accepting theg invitation o come testify before the science committee. we headed to -- we had a good discussion that they are both sides through and cleared the issues we both addressed come this committee and you and your agency are so intertwined, it's important to be here. but let me ask about an issue that is near and dear to my heart, the epa is expected to shortly finalize its methane proposal which includes the super emitter response program, allowing private entities, including i fear nontrade, non-governmental officials to report super in the dense and require follow-up action without any agencyop involvement or data verification. equally alarming to me, the proposed rule as it appears to be headedto our way would establish two technology standards, a less stringent one for the non-trained to third parties, and the more stringent one for the industry. so i ask this. why is a proposed rule so prescriptive in the technologies industry is allow

jon: lucas tomlinson we'll check in with you again, thank you lucas.hing intensifies pentagon is backing israel in efforts to defend itself. let's go to our chief national correspondent jennifer griffin she has the latest. jennifer. reporter: it's notable as lucas noted on 509th anniversary of the yom kippur war multifront surprise attack by egypt and syria that hamas with iranian backers has decided to up end what was likely to be a historic agreement between saudi arabia and israel and says the purpose was to derail any peace deal between saudi arabia and israel. hamas claims to have taken dozens of israeli soldiers and officers hostages and hostages have been taken back to gaza and reportedly are being held in tunnels used by hamas to smuggle weapons in and out of gaza and idf vealing lee defense forces has retain control of two bases infiltrated by hamas militants gaza division base and ream and head of the gaza. earlier today defense secretary lloyd austin spoke to his israel lee count part defense minister, quote, i am closely monitoring developm

lucas tomlinson i beg your patience.e'll be with you in one section but you want to go through this riff. in a major political turn around house republicans unanimously backed louisiana congressman mike johnson spore speaker. huge. >> jubilation and momentum from a couple days ago. we'll get back to work today. mr. johnson won in the first ballot of voting on the house floor. here's the thick, he gave a really well-delivered speech, touches of humor included. fascinating to watch for me. music to my ears. speaker johnson quoted scripture, the declaration of independence, ronald reagan, and free markets. it doesn't get any better than that for me. i could have written it myself. folks get a pencil please, get a little index card in order to take some notes. here is what johnson said. >> what is our creed? we hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, not born equal, created equal. and they are endowed by the same inalienable rights, same inalienable rights, life, liberty, the pursuit of happines

the party currently has one mp, caroline lucas, who is stepping down after 13 years in the job.ech to be delivered shortly at that conference by co—leaders ms denyer and adrian ramsey. we'll bring you that live. live now to brighton and our political correspondent helen catt. helen, so this idea that it is realistic that they might have four seats after the next general election, though?— seats after the next general election, though? seats after the next general election, thou~h? ~ ., , election, though? well, that is the bi . election, though? well, that is the big question- _ election, though? well, that is the big question. the _ election, though? well, that is the big question. the greens - election, though? well, that is the big question. the greens are - election, though? well, that is the i big question. the greens are adamant that it big question. the greens are adamant thatitis big question. the greens are adamant that it is but it is a tough ask. they have only had one mp but they have been trying to get a second pretty much since she was elected backin pretty much si

and as our reporting from lucas and lucas tomlinson and mike tobin overnight, this second ground incursion briefly gaza from idf forces. you know, kevin, it certainly feels like we are on the precipice of that larger ground incursion going into gaza, the ground war, if you will, beginning in. you know, it's interesting. i think going back to our other story with the airstrikes, president biden striking those two specific sides with a targeted response to attacks on u.s. personnel in syria and iraq. i think it's fascinating, kevin, as we head into friday to see what the response will be from official washington overnight, at least one from senator marco rubio, the republican senator from florida, vice chairman of the select senate committee on intelligence, calling those strikes an important step, kevin, towards reestablishing deterrence against future attacks against americans. we'll see where this story goes. yeah, i think you're right. and i think it will actually be balanced perhaps with some criticism, griff, that maybe the administration simply didn't go far enough. that will also be

lucas thompson live for us from the white house. lucas, thank you.nd israel is at war tonight after this morning's unprecedented surprise attack by iranian backed terrorist group hamas. the attack, which has left at least 250 israelis dead and thousands more injured, is now being labeled as a historic intelligence failure. as you just heard, senator lindsey graham saying as much comes as israeli intelligence forces were left completely blindsided as terrorists launched their assault by land, air and sea. joining us now with reaction, vice president of the heritage foundation and former deputy national security advisor for the middle east under president trump, victoria coates. victoria, thank you. i talked to you a little earlier today. you've had time to sort of process this. and i really want to get your insight on just how significant of an intelligence failure this was. no, this good to be with you again. this is just a terrible, terrible day. and it's awful for both the united states and for israel. and i think in terms of the intelligence failu

and lucas tomlinson in tel aviv. we begin with lucas, live on the ground in tel aviv. good evening. reporter: jonathan, israel longest serving prime minister traveled north to speak to his command ors os and issue the following warning. >> if hezbollah goes to war with israel it would make the mistake of its life, we will cripple it with a force it can't imagine and the consequences for it and lebanese state will be devastating. reporter: the last time israel and hezbollah went to war was 2006, israeli response so intend, hezbollah leader admitted h-- he didn't think that capture of the israeli soldiers at the time would lead to the war, if you asked him had he known on july 11 it would lead to a war, would i do it again, he said not. absolutely not. yesterday here in tel aviv, a bipartisan delegation of 10 senators came to meet israeli counterparts and families of some hostages and see videos of hamas massacres, they spoke to the press afterwards. >> who a moral failing if we did to the stand here with a resolute voice, unshakeable conviction and unbreakable resolve to say we stand

lucas tomlinson is live with the latest on the ground. >> trace, just a short time ago president biden was walking up the steps to air force one a reporter short should israel delay its ground assault on gaza to negotiate the release of hostages and president biden answered yes. ten the white house said the president did not hear the question. this is israel's defense minister ordered his forces to prirp for war and ground combat soon. [speaking hebrew]. >> it's not going to be easy. there will be a toll. we need the support of everybody in the army on this. >> right now humanitarian aid pledged by president biden remains stuck at egypt's border crossing in gaza strip. israel blejdz a hundred million dollars in aid to gaza and the west bank. we have seen israeli if-15's. the israeli air force has continued launching airstrikes into gaza among the targets operational headquarters anti-tank launchers and hamas underground infrastructure. as you mentioned two american hostages released from hamas earlier a spokesman from israeli forces sea remember the hundreds of others who remain in cap

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sandra: lucas tomlinson live at the white house, we'll see you again shortly. lucas, thank you. mike? mike: shocking images out of israel resonating back here at home on capitol hill where support for america's greatest mideast ally is strong. we have lawmakers from both sides of the aisle with their reactions next. with new dentures from aspen dental -- to gather together and discover the moments that matter, to jump into the fun and join in the celebration. to help get you ready, your aspen dental denture team is celebrating 25 years of affordable care with an epic anniversary savings event. don't miss enjoying a moment with fast repairs in our onsite labs and 20% off your custom dentures. plus, we have a denture money back guarantee so you can smile with confidence. aspen dental. book today. hey, i just got a text from my sister. you remember rick, her neighbor? sure, he's the 76-year-old guy who still runs marathons, right? sadly, not anymore. wow. so sudden. um, we're not about to have the "we need life insurance" conversation again, are we? no, we're having the "we're gett

lucas tome ly tomlinson, i beg your patience. in this turn around house republicans back louisiana congressman mike johnson for speaker, a spirited jubilation is how i describe it and a huge momen momen momentum change. now suddenly optimism, confidence, roll up our sleeves and we'll get back to work today, mr. johnson won in the first bought of voting on house floor, he gave a really well delivered speech. touches of humor included, fascinating for me, music to my ears. speaker johnson quoted scripture. the declaration of independence, ronald reagan and free markets, it does not get any better. now get a pencil, get a little index card to take notes. >> what is our creed? we hold these truths to be self evident. all men are created equal not born equal, created equal. they the same inalienable rights, life, liberty the pursuit of happiness that is the creed that has animated our nation since the founding and made us the great nation that we are. larry: how about that a little index card. you could take notes. mr. johnson talked

although, of course, far from being 100% true, murray, milton, robert and lucas are all named after the eccentric politician's three favorite economists, murray rothbard, milton friedman and robert lucas. meley built a good career as an economist, worked in a bank, taught for students, but became famous several years ago when he began regularly appearing in tv projects. since then, outbursts of anger, shouting, altercations, insults and profanity have become his signature. you can't give the shitcrats an inch. can you define the term shitcrat? all collectivists, all types of collectivists. but why do you call them shit? because they are shit. in 2018, for example, he called journalist teresa frias an ass who does not understand anything and received a lawsuit under an article for violating the law on protection against gender-based violence, although it ended up in court. ruled that there was no corpus delicti here. in 2021, he called the mayor of buenos airos, horacio rodrigue loretta, a shitty lefty and a disgusting worm. these epithets were used by him in his posts on social networks

. >> todd: lucas tomlinson has the latest. >> lucas: that is right, former president trump blasting neweral who says this is all politics in an attempt to knockout joe biden's top rival in the 2024 election. >> i'd rather be right now in iowa. i'd rather be in new hampshire, south carolina or ohio, but i'm stuck here because i have a corrupt attorney general that communicates with the doj in washington to keep me nice and busy because i'm leading biden in the polls by a lot. >> lucas: calling leticia james a cold, political animal and she fired back. >> i will not be bullied. mr. trump is no longer here, the donald trump show is over, this was nothing more than a political stunt. now we can continue to go forward with our trial and we are confident that justice the be served. >> lucas: "washington post" ruth marcus wondering if this goes too far. rule of law means not allowing trump to evade responsibility and entails not treating trump more harshly than anyone else in similar circumstances. i worry what is upon haing here. inside the courtroom, a judge slamming his hand on the bench du

would that be a sensible proposition miss lucas? >> , miss lucas-judy, excuse me. >> new. the recommendations are hoping the irs can work them into the strategic operating plan because it's important to have additional funding and the opportunity to address longstanding challenges in customer service and modernization. >> gao does a great job presenting every year high risk categories to congress and one is legacy systems and i.t. operations and i took up and work closely with the head of gao to try to address that and i think we've got pretty high marks for doing that although irs remains a case in point where we have lots of progress to make. shouldn't the fact the irs itself now estimates over half a trillion dollars a year, less left on the tape-- table and be a high priority for you? >> a high priority. >> commissioner werfel, i want to work with you and i hope the committee wants to work with you. we can talk about tax cheats, but every american, if we're going to have voluntary compliance at the high rate we continue to have in america, it's got to be perceived as a

lucas thompson live for us from the white house. lucas, thank you.nd israel is at war tonight after this morning's unprecedented surprise attack by iranian backed terrorist group hamas. the attack, which has left at least 250 israelis dead and thousands more injured, is now being labeled as a historic intelligence failure. as you just heard, senator lindsey graham saying as much comes as israeli intelligence forces were left completely blindsided as terrorists launched their assault by land, air and sea. joining us now with reaction, vice president of the heritage foundation and former deputy national security advisor for the middle east under president trump, victoria coates. victoria, thank you. i talked to you a little earlier today. you've had time to sort of process this. and i really want to get your insight on just how significant of an intelligence failure this was. no, this good to be with you again. this is just a terrible, terrible day. and it's awful for both the united states and for israel. and i think in terms of the intelligence failu

tough decisions lucas tomlinson in tel-aviv thank you lucas. another u.s.se in syria was attacked overnight. it is the latest in some 20 attacks this month on american military installations in the middle east. now, the u.s. is strengthening its position overseas. moving the uss eisenhower carrier strike group into the eastern mediterranean chief national correspondent jennifer griffin live at the pentagon so these attacks on u.s. bases, jennifer how serious are they? >> well, jon i just spoke to two senior well placed u.s. military sources about whether there had been any additional attacks on u.s. forces in syria today. i also asked whether there had been any additional u.s. air strikes since thursday i'm told alerts from twitter that have crossed in the last few hours are not true. there have been no additional attacks on u.s. troops in syria today by iranian proxy forces what i did learn from this well placed senior u.s. defense official, is that at 11:30 p.m. last night, 6:30 a.m. local syria time about 60 to 80 local armed guys gathered near u.s. outp

lucas what more can you tell us?navy ships station? >> arthel you have the uss baton it's an assault ship already on station in the persian gulf that was 2000 marines on board dozens of aircraft is not an aircraft carrier will have vertical short takeoff and landing aircraft marine corps harrier also joint strike fighter you will have the vipers those are marine corps attack helicopters similar to some of our older viewers no cobras and q. week gunships. those of in the persian gulf not clear if they're going to be leaving the persian gulf but what's right there you have ironic. so you want to make sure naval presence is right there. in the mediterranean you have the uss gerald ford strike group. you have any kind of aircraft carrier strike crew will have a number of navy escorts pretty of cruisers, you have missile destroyers and norm of the navy doesn't talk much she will have a submarine as well. now the big question is, will hamas no that these ships have been move closer? right now it appears only the israeli fo

. >> fox news team coverage for you, lucas tomlinson and let's start with lucas in tel aviv. reporter: israel prime minister a former commando in one of israel's most elite units, his brother was killed in 1976 after the israeli airliner with israelis on board was hijacked. netanyahu went to the border with lebanon, he carried a message to his commandos and this is warning to hezbollah. >> if hezbollah goes to war with israel, it will make the mistake of its life. we will cripple, with the force it cannot imagine. and the consequences for it and lebanese state will be devastating. reporter: the last time israel and hezbollah went to war was 2006, israeli response was so intend, hezbollah leader said, after the war, we did not think even 1% of that c capsure of two israeli soldiers would lead to a war, if i had zone on july 11, in two,000, that operation would lead to up is a war -- to such a war, would i do it, i say no, today in tel aviv, a bipartisan delegation of 10 senators came to reach counterparts, and meet families from some halhostages. >> if this war grows it's comi

. >> and then, there were these two men, henry lee lucas and otis tool. they were drifters.d jailed in the early 80s. and began telling law enforcement something astonishing. how they had killed more than 200 women and a dizzying spree across the country. >> crime analysts there had painstakingly reported hundreds of details of dress, mode of travel and method of killing in the lucas, tool murder cases. >> that's dennis murphy reporting on it for nbc nightly news. >> they're known as serial killers and according to law enforcement officials, there are at least 35 of them roaming the country now. >> and these two admitted killers told police about one particular victim, in colorado. >> the confessed to committing the murder of helene pruszynski. what was unique about then is that detectives often thought that there might have been another person may be in the car waiting for whoever they took out into the field. that was one of the theories. >> so, these two guys who worked together, these powerful prolific serial killers, that certainly fit? >> it certainly fit. >> it's pret

hey, lucas. well, griff, the red line for, the united states for many years has been the death to any americans. that's exactly what happened just a few days ago when american contractor was killed following one of those drone strikes inside iraq. and in the early morning hours, president biden authorizing a retaliatory strike, elderly terror strike in self-defense is what the pentagon is calling it, launching a pair of u.s. air force f-16s, those viper striking in eastern syria. an apple commercial right on the border with iraq. targets were weapons depots used by iran's proxy forces in the region. it's an escalatory strike going up. the escalatory ladder. of course, the president will have a full menu of options. and this one struck intended to send a message to iran and its proxy forces. defense secretary lloyd austin saying in a statement, iran is trying to hide its hand in all this and we will not let them. that was the quote from the defense secretary. and there's no question by striking in

that includes up to ten americans. >> lucas thank you.spent time in jerusalem with the family of a 23-year-old taken hostage by hamas october 7th. during the attack herch was hit by a grenade and lost part of his arm. video shows him put into a hamas truck and driven to gaza. that was 21 days ago. his parents have heard nothing since. >> since 89 amg capital, octoben was taken and critically wounded. we have sequentially seen a video of it. we know nothing. >> that has to be the hardest part. >> yes. >> the hardest part is knowing that our son experienced a really awful traumatic experience. lots of people were killed including his very close friend. that's really the most awful. he's now critically wounded somewhere. certainly the lack of information is painful. >> what is your thought on your son and him being in this position? >> look, i say throughout the day if he got the treatment he needed i think he can be strong and he can survive. throughout the day my mantra is we love you, be strong, survive. we love you, be strong, survive. t

as thousands raid united nations aid warehouses in central and southern gaza to take basic goods, lucas tomlinson is live in tel aviv with what is happening on the ground. reporter: charlie, israeli forces say s since the massacre they have killed over 55 senior hamas leaders, as israeli forces continue their push into dpazzgaza stripe, about two mile -- strip, about 22 miles deep. they have gone in gaza for 48 hours and no sign of them leaving, they say, they are staying there for a while, israeli flag was raised today for the first time since 2005. what is going on in gaza with palestinians, today we had an opportunity to speak with some of the displaced israeli families 250 thousand israelis have been displaced since the war started in northern part of country on border with lebanon and south next to gaza, charlie. >> lucas, this is jason chaffetz, thank you for the great reporting. going back to the hostages, listen to this sound that we have from michael herzog. ambassador for israel to the united states and your reaction. >> we gave a chance to talk through the qataris and others

prestar diez lucas, 20 lucas. >> así accede jalisco del lago de moreno, jalisco. >> y bueno, dime cómo hemos compartido orgullosamente, está conformada por colegas de distintos países, también hay perspectiva. >> también le preguntamos a muchos de ellos. escuchemos cómo le dicen ellos. a ver, en mi país, venezuela, al moni le dicen che, grupo bi, yuyo, dinero en maracaibo, verdad? una ciudad del estado zulia en venezuela le dicen cobre, cómo más le dicen plata? también le dicen la verdad que le dicen de muchas formas. >> en mi país de origen, nicaragua, al dinero se le llama riales. >> en el salvador se le dice dinero, pero la mayoría de gente le dice pisto. o sea, es una persona con mucho pisto o es una persona que no tiene pisto. >> en méxico yo creo que lo que más utilizamos para referirnos al money, al dinero es la lana, donde está la lana no tengo lana, me falta lana. >> que cómo se dice maní en mi país plata se dice plata, no tengo plata. >> hay que cambiar la afirmación es positivas, tenemos plata, queremos plata, plata. >> no es verdad. >> bueno, hay que ver las situación de ma

neil: all right, lucas, thank you very much. lucas tomlinson on this and we're hearing from benjamin netanyahu this is war. his defense minister didn't say anything different, that hamas started a war that israel will win. and jack kane, keane, general, this escalates at a minimum. what do you see? >> yeah, well, i think netanyahu is certainly using the term war because he wants to clearly make sure his people understand that what is the difference here and the shear scale of this. with 2200 rockets and missiles fired in such a short period of time, the preparation for that, likely took weeks and months with additional launchers stockpiling the rockets and missiles and then to conduct a multi-front ground attack, assigning tactical objectives to the militia to seize certain border towns and kill as many people inside the border towns as possible and then to attempt to hold those border towns against the counterattack, that's very different than anything that we've seen before and likely, in my judgment, strategically, the irania

we have team coach lucas thompson at the white house and trey yingst on the ground and southern israele begin with trey. rex good morning. a massacre of unimaginable proportions took place in israel yesterday. more than 600 israeli civilians and soldiers killed by palestinian militants according to media. they cross into southern israel yesterday morning. on the backs of pickup trucks and on motorcycles they went first to a music festival where they opened fire on the crowd for they then took over communities along the border between israel and gaza. at this hour hamas it militantse still in southern israel engaged in gun battles with the military. at the same time they launch this assault more than 3000 rockets were fired into the jewish state. earlier today hamas militants infiltrating into israel once again where they were chased by security forces after stealing a civilian car. take a look. >> is really security forces just pursued a group of hamas militants and infiltrated from the gaza strip, stole a civilian car and then headed north toward the city. you can see the car in the d

discusses russia’s terrorist activities at the bottom of the baltic sea, poor edward lucas forgot, in i don’t understand anything else, macron demanded the introduction of sanctions against russia for the fact that the residents of mariupol were forced to leave the city , well, yes, and humanitarian corridors were opened, but where there were sanctions, or against the state of israel at that time, they were not opened, because you said that this is not yours at all, go wherever you want, there are corridors, we are with you understand that if now you clear out the north of the gas sector and hamas also goes to the south, the north of gas will not leave, well , why on earth would you stop there, of course you will continue to defend and there is nowhere to defend, there is no hamas there, that’s the question where has hamas moved to and will be, and hamas will still be in many places where they are also not idiots, plus every bomb that kills a mother and father gives birth to hamas 500 km away. accordingly, wait, well, for the explosion of the northern streams, you must apply the fifth

don't think so, but again, my government's do what they have to do or want do no matter what, well lucas uh gage, i want to thank you very much from new jersey former marine and author and very supportive twitterx account for the palestinian people against this genocide that they are uh witnessing and that they are living through because of the signist entity and i thank you immensely on behalf of my people to you, please rest assured that... we know what the public feels like, we know that you stand with us, you natives stand with us, natives and know how much is important to keep your brothers, but at the same time uh we have every right to resist any for an intervention, so are palestinis, i want to thank you very much, look and ladies and gents, thank you for watching, thank you for continuing to watch tv at these unpresented historic times, we promise you to always get you the latest updates from west asia, please foss on twitter and on uh telegram and we'll see you again hopefully next week until we see liberation together. it is the only plater. has unified all parties here, there