so did michael garza kill bob poynter? cer meek that by the time the murder occurred, garza was probably driving his truck out of state so he couldn't have been the shooter. now with detective burk, she seemed less sure of that. she insisted she didn't see garza on county road 2595. somebody taking a shotgun, then she admitted there was something she did see at garza's house that evening. a camo shotgun like the one garza's holding in that facebook photo. her story changed multiple times. as if she's making it up as she goes along or like she's remembering additional details? more along the lines of she realized the story that she provided wasn't good enough. and so she's gonna give a little bit more hoping that i bite off on that and leave her alone. josh mankiewicz: he did not. and after two hours, chacey spilled it. chacey said she and garza had discussed roughing up her abusive husband. according to chacey, what actually played out on county road 2595 was michael garza's plan. and it was all his own. chacey said it wasn

47000 people have been killed on 10000 others a messing michael apple reports from the the scale of israel's 15 months bombing campaign named garza is clear. this shows the destructive force of 85000 tons of explosives. it's difficult to understand how anything or any one could survive what aid agencies describe as a pulling and apocalyptic conditions, and even with a ceasefire. how anyone could return. juma shoddy says he built his house, piece by piece and like many others at the moment, he has mixed feelings. what so that have done me this in the halting of the blood shade is an indescribable feeling. i thank god that i survived this war safely. however, when we return to our homes, we found nothing but ruin and destruction. i cannot describe the scene in what. in the south of gauze, a similar scene, thousands of people are missing, and many bodies are trapped under rubble. for goods on hot on the wheel looks d, i lost my brother and my nephew in this war. as for returning to rafa, it was a big shock. this destruction, not just the total destruction, it's not like an earthquake or a flag. no, what happened is a war of extermin

michael? yeah, go ahead. okay. my concern is what's gonna happen is the issue of effect. we have to do nothing on the phone, in garza and in the west spunk, including history, some also exclusively with uh and chromebooks. it's funks, we have folks on who, whether the bank account with bank, let me be as ready by next through which i'm revising, potatoes, goods, food, for example, whether that bank account, which is probably some will be on 1st. it's unclear whether it's, well, we'll give these as it said, it's not, you know, i've seen the international stock for me under a headquarters in history. some go across out of the bridge in these right is a given every indication might not allow them to come back. so i think they're great dogs about whether we will be able to continue functioning a full capacity. it's clear that the international styles of under aaron garza that determines the state god bless those people today, what they're doing. but i have to say they're a real jobs about whether under time carry only given these is ready. those who do you think fills the void that if otherwise and there to distribute f

michael walker is full. i so it's hard to tell the story, the di, conditions, palestinians are facing, and garza already goal book isn't is right. the political commentator joins us now from tennessee for to have you with us. so already, you know, 2025 new year, but it's kicking off with these terrible terrible images coming out of the places in gauze. the way you see families in tents where it's flooded by rain, lacking the means for heating in the cold, lacking food, lacking medicine, i mean, frankly, conditions that you think if we had this kind of imagery about millions or some thousands of pets, they'd be a, a a huge, a much bigger sort of reaction or intervention at least how aware is these riley public of this kind of imagery, which was c o. this early public is aware of it is early public. ready majority of it says that the chinese firewall between the actions and consequences as well as between awareness and commitment, we're aware, but uh most as early as we'll say, you know, it's not our fault or we start this floor or another argument it's often heard is they can return the hostages and everythin

michael, but that for your analysis of this very front jaw stage in the sci fi deal. now dr. mads gilbert is an emergency medicine doctor who's provided health care for over 30 years. in garza, he joins us now from no way good to have you with us. so i know you're in touch with people in gauze of 1st of all, i want to get your assessment of what sort of medical assistance has come in today to people who need it badly. well, we don't really know exactly what has passed in and as has been said the previously in your program. the most important now is of course of water, food, sanitary, stuff like so. the very basic preconditions for life, for the many families who are now returning to the origins of their homes. so the massive effort now to get in at least $600.00 truckloads per 24 hours with food, water, and fuel is probably amount uh. as for the medical equipment, we know that the hospitals are in desperate need for a few on food and water. in addition, uh, drugs like antibiotics, there is a lot of infection, st goes on out on the statics and medical equipment to, to fix the broken arms and legs and surgical equipment. so the massive needs for all 4 of the the hospital sect