naama levy. and daniella gilboa can be seen wounded, bound and threatened by their captors. surrounded by the murdered bodies of 15 of their friends. did your daughter. >> tell you about the specific horrors that they endured. >> in the video that we saw.? >> october 7th is the most hard thing for her to speak about. she lost a lot of good friends of her, and, uh, the loss of of them is very hard for her, even more than the the period of time of captivity. >> images of nahal oz capture, in particular, took the world by storm. >> as she was dragged by. >> her hair, wearing bloody sweat pants. somehow, her mother says she saw the video in captivity and also heard her family's pleas for release. >> she saw the video, she knew about it, and she did see myself and her father in different interviews. she heard, uh, sometimes on the radio, her brother speaking, her grandfather speaking. uh, so it wasn't, uh, an everyday thing, but sometimes she was exposed to the media and it did give her a lot of strength and support and helped her, uh, throughout those days. >> sheera says leary

naama levy, liri albag and daniella gilboa can be seen wounded, bound and threatened by their captorsounded by the murdered bodies of 15 of their friends. >> did your daughter. >> tell you about the specific horrors that they endured? in the video that we saw. >> october 7th is the most hard thing. >> for her. >> to speak about. she lost a lot of good friends of her, and, uh, the loss of of them is very hard for her. even more than the. >> period of time of. >> captivity. >> images of nahal oz capture, in particular, took the world by storm as she was dragged by her hair, wearing bloody sweat pants. somehow, her mother says she saw the video in captivity and also heard her family's pleas for release. >> she saw the video. >> she knew about it, and she did see myself. >> and her. >> father in. >> different interviews. >> she heard. >> uh. >> sometimes on the. >> radio. >> her brother. >> speaking, her grandfather speaking. >> uh, so it. >> wasn't. >> uh. >> an everyday. >> thing, but sometimes. >> she was exposed to the media and it. >> did give. >> her a. lot of. >> strength and suppo

. >> naama levy. and again. jake, high praise for the cabin crew that did all that they could do to get everyone out safely. and so here's what's going to happen over the next 48 hours. the plane is going to. going to get in there, do their early part of their investigation in terms of trying to figure out exactly what caused this crash. jake. >> all right. jason carroll in toronto for us at the airport. i want to bring in joshua sherrod. he's a commercial airline pilot. joshua, i want to play that new video again, which shows the delta plane coming in. and just as it touches the runway, the plane catches fire, it flips over, it slides along the runway as a pilot, after seeing this video, what do you think might have gone wrong here? >> what are you seeing? >> yeah. so after looking at the video and i saw the video early this morning and it definitely answered some questions, but brought up some other questions as well. so clearly we understand that now that the crash happened after landing on the runway, we did

. >> naama. >> naama. >> we will deliver our commitment to spend 2.5% of gdp on defence, but we will bring it forward so that we reach that level in 2027. that means we will cut our spending on development assistance. >> let's start, shall we? by sparing a thought for the bangladeshi shrimp farmers, the queer community in outer mongolia and of course, rory stewart's wife's tribal army of afghan basketweavers. >> stopped. doesn't matter. you have a contract. so you know, turquoise mountain, which my wife shoshana runs, has a contract. had another million dollars to go. money just stops. >> rory stewart is talking about trump there. of course. and i think this is all down to trump. the us president came out and he said stuff like this. >> got it right anyway. i said, they're taking advantage. i'm they're taking advantage. i'm the one that got. and the secretary—general was here, as you know, two weeks ago, saying that if it weren't for me, nato wouldn't even exist right now because i raised from countries that weren't paying their bills at that time, 28 countries, 20 of them were not p

. >> naama. >> naama. >> we will deliver our commitment to spend 2.5% of gdp on defence, but we will bring it forward so that we reach that level in 2027. that means we will cut our spending on development assistance. >> let's start, shall we? by sparing a thought for the bangladeshi shrimp farmers, the queer community in outer mongolia and of course, rory stewart's wife's tribal army of afghan basketweavers. >> stopped. doesn't matter. you have a contract. so you know, turquoise mountain, which my wife shoshana runs, has a contract. had another million dollars to go. money just stops. >> rory stewart is talking about trump there. of course. and i think this is all down to trump. the us president came out and he said stuff like this. >> got it right anyway. i said, they're taking advantage. i'm they're taking advantage. i'm the one that got. and the secretary—general was here, as you know, two weeks ago, saying that if it weren't for me, nato wouldn't even exist right now because i raised from countries that weren't paying their bills at that time, 28 countries, 20 of them were not p

naama.spend 2.5% of gdp on defence, but we will bring it forward so that we reach that level in 2027. that means we will cut our spending on development assistance. >> but today that has started to unravel. >> shapps budget. can he confirm to the house that none of the defence uplift includes payments for his chagos deal? yes. >> prime minister. >> prime minister. >> mr speaker, the additional spendl >> mr speaker, the additional spend i announced yesterday is for our capability on defence and security in europe. as i made absolutely clear yesterday. the chagos deal is extremely important for our security, for u5 important for our security, for us security. the us are rightly looking at it when it is finalised. i will put it before the house with the costings. the figures being bandied around are absolutely on the mark. >> yeah, he is not ruling it out is he? he promised £13 billion more for defence, but that works out at £6 billion in real terms. and now he won't deny that he�*ll use the mo

naama.ommitment to spend 2.5% of gdp on defence, but we will bring it forward so that we reach that level in 2027. that means we will cut our spending on development assistance. >> but today that has started to unravel. >> shapps budget. can he confirm to the house that none of the defence uplift includes payments for his chagos deal? yes. >> prime minister. >> prime minister. >> mr speaker, the additional spendl >> mr speaker, the additional spend i announced yesterday is for our capability on defence and security in europe. as i made absolutely clear yesterday. the chagos deal is extremely important for our security, for u5 important for our security, for us security. the us are rightly looking at it when it is finalised. i will put it before the house with the costings. the figures being bandied around are absolutely on the mark. >> yeah, he is not ruling it out is he? he promised £13 billion more for defence, but that works out at £6 billion in real terms. and now he won't deny that he�*