now, ten of shira havron's family members are missing.eing with us. we've got more of her msnbc news special coverage coming, special, but before they do. tell us about your grandfather. tell us about your family. how they are dealing with this because i think, again, when we get past the politics and who's side you are on, we are dealing with human life and we are dealing with people that did not ask any way, shape or form to be on one side or the other. they're just living their lives. >> yeah. thank you for having me here. fortunately, it's really hard to say, but my grandfather is not here to say this. his children being cut mapped. so on sunday morning, i learned my family was under attack and the kibbutz olive be'eri, and the south of israel. we lost contact with them around not i am our time, and actually, we didn't hear from them ever since. it's been a week. it's actually the first time seeing the pictures you are showing right now, the video. so it's really, really hard to watch. but yeah. we had some people tell us as well to h

thank you so much, shira. >> thank you. >> we will be right back. kibbutz a. >>> a 6-year-old palestinian american boy will be buried this afternoon after a horrific attack on him and his mother in the chicago area. this man who was their landlord now faces multiple charges including first-degree murder and hate crimes after he allegedly stabbed the child 26 times. 26 times. 6-year-old boy. killing him and seriously wounding his mother. cnn's whitney wild is live outside the mosque where his family will soon say their goodbyes. it's unbelievable, the poor boy and his mother. >> reporter: dana, what is so remarkable about all of this, they say they lived -- that council on islamic relations is an organization that is helping the family at this time, they say this family had lived in this home two years no problem, and then suddenly, this violence erupted in the middle east and something significant shifted in this man. he was just in court and minutes ago our producer virginia langmade sent information about what prosecutors said in court. prosecutor

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. >> reporter: shira al bagh's 18-year-old daughter liri is believed to be amongst the hostages. what do you want your government to do to get her home? >> i don't care what they do. but i want -- i don't know what they -- i'm not a political woman. i'm a mother. and i want my daughter home now. i want my daughter to sleep in her bed. now. >> reporter: but some here who have a history of dealing with hamas are not optimistic. >> here we deal with the terror that is actually holding my son as a bargaining chip. >> reporter: leah golden's son hadar was a soldier in 2014 when he was captured and killed by hamas. nearly ten years later the militants still refuse to return his body. given your experience with hamas, what do you think that they're doing right now with the hostages that they've taken? >> no one knows. no one knows. no one knows. the worst thing can be done. no one knows. >> reporter: israel faces an excruciating conundrum because on the one hand it wants to punish hamas militarily and on the other it wants to bring the hostages home alive. and jericka, doing both those

i didn't hear this interpretation among shira, i didn't see that he interpreted this way about the personmanity, that is , there is no one higher than amir al-mu'minin, except for the messenger of god, there is no other meaning. we say that successors are ahead of all these. until the judiciary , dry politics had not entered our homes. our fathers they bequeathed to us and our scholars had bequeathed to our fathers. try. be one of the ahl al-bayt, the name of one of the ahl al-bayt, the name of your sons and daughters. if the name of the prophet of islam and the name of the prophet's family are in anyone's house , no calamity will come to that house. now you come and check our old villages. more than the areas of shia men. our children's names, our sons ' names, our daughters' names are ali, hasan, hossein, fatima , and zahra. and the tarani of awa mamani , and the halala of bermane bowen, and the ema of banau fermisek for the imam of the martyrs of azani. the problem the love of allah's messenger is not a spectrum issue, it is only a problem. or shia or hanafi or shafi'i or maliki or ahm

espionage centers and their gatherings in the areas of maskaf aam , samagheh, malikiyeh, barkat shira and ramiya, hizbollah with guided missiles and other heavy military equipment. he set a target that caused a number of zionist soldiers to be killed and injured in these operations. also, the artillery and armed drones of the zionist regime shelled different areas of lebanon from yesterday evening until late at night, first in front of the skaf-aam military base, that is, around the areas of hula meis, jebel misra, odysseh, and kafrkala, lebanon , again unfortunately. using the prohibited phosphorous bombs in these rains , the zionist regime's artillery targeted the areas of marun al-ras and yaron in lebanon, where a residential house was damaged, as well as fighters the zionist regime also shelled the areas near the city of khayyam, as well as kafr shuba and sheba in lebanon. the media of the zionist regime also reported that 10 rockets were fired from the lebanese side towards the zionist cities in the north of the occupied territories of the cities of kiryat shmoune shalami and nah

you can count a very large number of wine farms, this again is what cape town is all about, this is shiras.. a variety of black grapes in the style of the northern rhone, you can here expect aromas of lavender, a little white pepper, perhaps violets, my name is nikolai, my name comes from russia, about the history of my name me every russian person asks, or every russian friend i meet, the fact is that my father was a journalist and worked at the south african embassy, ​​in st. petersburg and moscow, he just fell in love with russia. and really loved the country, loved its culture, went to the theater, loved music, art, all this just fascinated him about russia, and he also liked the people in russia, very loyal, very honest and i just think he really fell in love with this country, so he decided that he would name his first child nikolai, and my sister’s name is nina, in south africa we grew up surrounded by vineyards , wine is a huge systematic part of our business, if we talk about russia, i think this is huge... the opportunity to supply wine to russian restaurants, i also think that w

god, what a joy, thank you for coming, thank you very much , come on, come on, how did you meet shira studied, hello, you me , she recognized me, i had a course in india for 2 weeks, then i... finished and got ready to go to jordan, there i had three places or four places where i could go to delphi, remember? and there was a couple, irina was there, well, i went into the place, i left, i want to leave, i see that my slippers are not there, or they are, but they were torn, to go into the mosque, you need to take off your shoes, no, you had to take it off, i took it off, came in, then left, looked at my slippers, yes they were torn, this is a normal indian situation, she said that’s how it is. that they have this kind of business, this is to go give 2 dollars there to have it repaired, i somehow got involved in the search for these slippers, and sakhay realized that i spoke russian, and we basically started talking and got to know each other, then sakhay followed me on social networks , and when i entered jordan, he responded, so they offered me salt... shelter, sahai helped me with doc

shira perez's brother daniel is a soldier, among those who fought the attack on an army base near gaza impossible to accept, and i think me personally, i've become numb to the situation because if i accept how truly hard and truly sore this is, i don't think my body will be able to accept it. israel's forces, massed on the gaza perimeter, are still waiting for the order to go in. it could come at any time. the rest of the region is bracing itself. tom bateman, bbc news, jerusalem. we were saying earlier that rishi sunak is arriving in egypt and he is meeting with president ssi in cairo and stressed the importance of humanitarian aid reaching gaza. thank you for your kind and warm words and for the tie will spend together, as an important time like this it is right that partners and friends like us can talk about the situation. can i also first commend you for what you have done on the crossing in rafah, and it's something we spoke about a while ago and we are committed to providing humanitarian aid into gaza and we look forward to playing an important role together with egypt to make s

year old film student from tel aviv 11 members of her family are missing, and presumed kidnapped. shira wants the european union to pressure israel to find and rescue the hostages. w. suppose the backyard spoke with her in brussels. you are welcome to dw, can you tell us what you know about your relative so far? and so basically on saturday morning we got the news to keep which was rated by from us. and we lost contact with 11 of our family members that he'd in their shoulders. and since then, haven't heard anything, maybe seen just to be someone of to some of them present a video, but the last contact and we got 2 pieces of information that led us to believe that their houses were broken down and were empty. so now we believed that during the causes of script, hopefully alive how you feel so many family members. so with the information it's hard to communicate this and be in touch with my feelings because it takes a lot of strings to tell the story for my cousins who might be orphans for the the young kids for you were to not tour 8 and 3 years old, my cousins, kids, it's very hard to

i spoke with shira, whose 18-year-old daughter is being held. >> are you scared because israel is closer to this invasion? >> of course. of course i am scared because what does that mean. i don't know where is my daughter. >> concern shared by so many families tonight, waiting in agony. >> so much pain and fear across the region. matt gutman back with us now from tel aviv. matt, you're also getting more information about how a ground invasion of gaza would play out. the challenges and the time commitment required. >> reporter: i'm told there will be three stages to this war. the first will comprise the most intense fighting, the invasion of the gaza strip. that could last about a month. the second stage is cleanup operations. finding remaining hamas cells and weaponry, destroying them. that could be two to three months. the third stage is rehabilitation. restoring essential services in gaza, perhaps a government, and that could take years. >> a long bloody road ahead. matt gutman for us, thank you so much. >>> amid those fears of a wider war, administration officials tell abc news the u.

shira perez's brother daniel is a soldier, among those who fought the attack on an army base near gazand truly sore this is, i don't think my body will be able to accept it. israel's forces, massed on the gaza perimeter, are still waiting for the order to go in. it could come at any time. the rest of the region is bracing itself. tom bateman, bbc news, jerusalem. just trying to show the impact of storm babet in scotland. this is brechin in north—eastern scotland following the flood defences being breached at aam, another red weather warning in force from midnight tonight until midnight tomorrow. let's take a look at the coming forecast with matt taylor. the met office have introduced another red warning for heavy rain. this is all day saturday, similar areas but slightly smaller zones compared to where the red warning was today, another hundred millimetres on top of saturated grounds and further severe flooding possible and also on saturday more amber warnings across parts of eastern scotland. let's get back to today because the amber warning has come into force across the eastern penn

shira perez's brother daniel is a soldier, among those who fought the attack on an army base near gazaccept how truly hard and truly sore this is, i don't think my body will be able to accept it. israel's forces, massed on the gaza perimeter, are still waiting for the order to come in. it could come at any time. the rest of the region is bracing itself. tom bateman, bbc news, jerusalem. nearly two weeks since the attack on israel, we're still learning about those killed during the war. the british government has said at least nine british nationals have died. our special correspondent lucy manning has been hearing some of their stories. yoni rapoport in the middle, a massive man united fan. he planned to bring his son, yosefi, to the little boy's first game next month. that now won't happen. yoni, a british—israeli father—of—two, murdered by hamas. he was so excited to be taking yosefi with him. it's very heartbreaking now. yoni will always be with us. he's in my heart and always will be, and i miss him, ijust miss him. before the destruction of kibbutz be'eri, yoni tended the gardens

shira perez's brother daniel is a soldier, among those who fought the attack on an army base near gazae if i accept how truly hard and truly sore this is, i don't think my body will be able to accept it. israel's forces, massed on the gaza perimeter, are still waiting for the order to come in. it could come at any time. the rest of the region is bracing itself. tom bateman, bbc news, jerusalem. the british prime minister rishi sunak and the egyptian president sisi agreed on friday that global leaders should do everything possible to avoid a contagion of conflict in the middle east. mr sunak also welcomed efforts by egypt to reopen the rafah border crossing with gaza as soon as possible. he spoke to our colleagues from bbc arabic about the remember, that crossing is the only route for much—needed aid to into gaza. when this crisis unfolded, one thing we focused on was getting the rapid crossing open. and i'm very pleased that that will now happen. we announced an increase in ourfunding for humanitarian aid into the region and when i met with the president of egypt earlier today, he and

shira perez's brother daniel is a soldier, among those who fought the attack on an army base near gazand i think me personally, i've become numb to the situation because if i accept how truly hard and truly sore this is, i don't think my body will be able to accept it. israel's forces, massed on the gaza perimeter, are still waiting for the order to go in. it could come at any time. the rest of the region is bracing itself. tom bateman, bbc news, jerusalem. the israeli army continues to say it is hitting hundreds of hamas targets. sometimes thousands and its overnight strikes. gaza civilians are also being hit in growing numbers. in one latest raid a greeff orchid ox church was it in an air strike overnight in gaza city. at least 18 people are said to have been killed and dozens more injured. hamas blamed it on an israeli air strike. the israel defense force said its fighterjets had hit a �*command and control centre', responsible for launching rockets and mortars toward israel. as a result, it said, "the wall of a church in the area was damaged". the bbc has not been able to independe

photo, come on. so amazing, fantastic, such beauty, yes , just as we wanted, and who is next to you is shirabuffet before the start, and if it rains, in this case we have tents, and we will promptly move everything to the mansion, and if we say it will be scorching the sun at the registration, then we will pass it off as... wonderful, it opens here view of the lake, you can take beautiful photographs , it’s clear, but what will you do if the groom doesn’t come to the wedding, let’s be honest, you want to ruin the wedding, well, for me it’s just as bad... as for you, well, yes, of course, that’s how i showed it to you, name the amount so that another manager will take the order, at least, i understand, i’ll add, that’s enough, wait, we didn’t finish. and i’m not going to talk there, you haven’t been in my life for 6 years, why the hell did you show up, i’m just organizing a wedding for you, why don’t you do you believe that i know how you can lie, i have never lied to you, of course, you are our angel, and you, that you threw me in the hospital, that’s what you mean, that means this is the ve

so if i saw the sheep, i'd say shira up accidents will happen . um, but, accidents will happen.ow if this sheep is male or female? >> was you? so it's a female? yeah. >> yeah. well, obviously , she >> yeah. well, obviously, she wants to be on her own. she's sick of the herd of sheep with her. she's enjoying her own time. and maybe there's a secret passageway that she can get up because obviously, in winter , because obviously, in winter, they're. they're grazers. so they're. they're grazers. so they need to, you know, they've got food it comes to got no food when it comes to winter. maybe this sheep winter. so maybe this sheep knows get up. but when knows how to get up. but when she with its she sees the farmer with its shears , she legs back down shears, she legs it back down and she's happy. >> she's happy . >> she's happy. >> she's happy. >> she's happy. >> she doesn't want she wants to be left alone. >> maybe she's happy. i mean, i think you've done quite a good think you've done a quite a good job spinning is job of that. yeah. spinning is undoubtedly incrediblytragic undou

is it still important for peter baroncheev what he has in his glass, shira, smerlot or pinot noir?ts live in such a schedule, but really i i live overloaded, but i’ve gotten so worked up over the years, because i’ve used the services , i can’t call this medicine out loud, a kind of sleeping pill, it’s... but for truckers and for pilots, so that if you need to go to bed suddenly, rest , then you leave a shift worker, take this pill, for 4 - 6 hours you fall asleep and wake up completely rested, you get addicted to it, of course, you can’t use it, it ’s undesirable to use it with alcohol, if the dose increases there and the alcohol is mixed, then it may have strong side effects, i caught this side effect on myself, just us. we finished filming the last season of the ambulance, i had 2 weeks of rest, and what happened to you, and i caught this, this thing called apnea, this is depression of the respiratory center, and you suffocate in your sleep, but you suffocate in your sleep, but i didn’t sleep i had time for a week, then i canceled filming, abandoned the filming project, went and

about these missing persons , among them, a number of persons, among them, a number of bodies at camp shira , died and yet been identified, died and also bodies that they are still recovering from other area was details you may , of course find details you may, of course find upsetting and that the idf is still conducting operations to find and locate other bodies of those missing in the area of the gaza strip. there could be between 100 and 200 israelis considered as missing persons, says the israeli defence force. >> our reporter charlie peters is in tel aviv for us with all the latest. good afternoon . noon the latest. good afternoon. noon to you, charlie . so this is to you, charlie. so this is significant, isn't it? the idf actually able to say now that they believe the majority of hostages are alive and although they didn't elaborate quite on what they mean by the majority , what they mean by the majority, we yes, it is a significant step. >> and they have also explained that they are in constant communication with families of those hostages and missing people who have yet to be ident

. >> okay, major mark, shira, thank you very much. >> we both want to thank you for that because it'sf you don't mind me but that's what mind me saying. but that's what the that's what militaries have to do, isn't it? take a colder, broader view. >> what military people >> it's what the military people it's military on it's what the military do on behalf people. yeah behalf of their people. yeah >> thanks very much indeed, mike. >> now, let's a look at >> now, let's take a look at some stories coming into >> now, let's take a look at sorr newsroomyries coming into >> now, let's take a look at sorr newsroom now. :oming into the newsroom now. >> the government pressing ahead with a decision to scrap the cap on bankers bonuses. current rules limit most bonuses to twice annual salary for employees of banks and building societies. but financial regulators say the move will make the uk a more attractive financial hub post brexit. it is being criticised, though, with some trades union bosses calling it obscene and an insult to working people . working people. >> mps will vote today on whethe