nestor was a booster for wichita, for sedgwick county and for our state. nestor took his commitment to his community seriously. he sat on so many boards including being the board member and chairman of wesley hospital for over 40 years. nestor's life reflected the love for business, for real estate, his passion for public service, and his dedication to people. he neuman lots of -- he knew lots of people. you meet nestor weigand and you decided this was the real deal, a person who cared about you and wanted to see good things happen in your life. his legacy will not be forgotten and he is already dearly missed. robin joins me in our prayers for his children, his grandchildren, and the entire weigand family. madam president, i yield the floor and note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: call: quorum call: at stake last night was a woman's right to choose and ohio, the governorship in controls the legislature in virginia from a state supreme court so much more. in a most every major election, democratic c

wichita at 32 degrees.he mid-40s for cincinnati and chicago and omaha in the low 30s. some of the spots are running well above normal. more than 20 degrees below normal for this time of year rather. the cool air is filtering in. kansas city is 32 degrees. dallas will hit 50 degrees. the chilly temperatures in the midwest and great lakes and we will continue to see 20s on tap for chicago before >>> good morning. at 5:35, yes, it is cold out there around the bay area, and especially in the bay area from north valley, you are all under a frost advisory. the purple is a freeze advisory including solano to lake county lasting until tomorrow. make sure that you are nice and warm and taking care of those around you. currently out >>> and that's the look at your forecast. >>> thank you, angie. brian cheung is here live with brian cheung is here live with the latest to g et i've always been prone to hair thinning. i'm genetically predisposed. i just gave birth. i was under a lot of stress. i started taking nutrafol.

and temperatures sitting right now, 20s for some spots, with wichita feeling like the 20s, st.go, and even teens for sioux falls. it's going to stay that way at least into the afternoon hours. we'll see a little improvement into the 40s or 50s in some of these spots. places like knoxville ended up 50 degrees. these temperatures about 15 degrees below normal for this time of year. and we keep that going h showers this showers in new york and syracuse. topping out at 42 degrees in chicago today. >> thank you, angie. >>> up next, our gabe gutierrez sits down with those on the other side of the globe fr tomhe israel-hamas war that remain deeply affected by the conflict. 12 hours!! not coughing? hashtag still not coughing?! mucinex dm gives you 12 hours of relief from chest congestion and any type of cough, day or night. mucinex dm. it's comeback season. announcer: try tide power pods with 85% more tide in every pod. who needs that much more tide? everyone's gonna need more tide. it's a mess out there. that's why there's 85% more tide in every power pod. -see? -ah. honey... honey...

i had come from wichita, kansas. i was in europe.ot full of information about what the cia even was. he said, you know, "there will be a lot of travel, "some interesting opportunities. " he said, "i think you'll really enjoy it." so you were kind of recruited by your husband? yeah, i signed on the dotted line and got married in switzerland. one of the interesting things about your early years in the agency is that the agency really wasn't good at fostering the ambitions of women who wanted to be out in the field, doing the sort of exciting stuff. there weren't many women doing that. it wasn't high on the list of the men's concerns. but it wasn't just the cia. it was in... in our country in general, women didn't have very interesting jobs. i was a secretary when i went in. most women were. the thing that i wanted was not to be bored, and even when i married tony mendez and he said, "so, what...?" you know, "what do you worry about?" i said, "i don't want to be bored." and he said, "you won't be bored." and he was right. now, tony mend

especially wichita, driving to manhattan, kansas, topeka, all areas that will deal with a snowy drivetate 35 and 70 will be the worst of it. sunday we'll watch the system heading to the great lakes and watch isolated areas with slick conditions, chicago, northward, rain showers in the southern portion of the country and watch out late in the day, some rain around new york city and d.c. >> bill karins, thank you. >>> it's the day after thanksgiving so you know what that means, the season of sales is here, but this year black friday is happening under heightened security as protesters converge on malls and retail thefts surge. here's liz kreutz. >> reporter: tonight, on one of the busiest shopping days of the year at one of the busiest malls in los angeles -- [ crowd chanting ] -- pro-palestinian protesters marched through the grove before blocking a major intersection outside and in a mall in new jersey a bomb scare forcing shoppers to evacuate before getting the all clear. >> merry christmas! >> reporter: this as the holiday shopping season ramps up. >> shopping, shopping, shopping. w

it just looks like it's going to be a lot to get through >> reporter: snow blanketing the roads in wichita, kansas. plow trucks out in force. but several cars abandoned after spinning out. this driver walking away from a head-on crash. >> some lady got too close to us coming head-on and caused us to spin out in the ditch. >> just treacherous conditions on the roads there today. that winter storm at one point delaying more than 1,000 flights, many out of chicago. but surprisingly, very few cancellations. linsey. >> good to hear that. a long slog home for many. morgan, thank you. >> linsey: those millions of americans on the move are keeping an eye on the weather. let's go straight to meteorologist somara theodore. what can we expect tonight? >> reporter: well, linsey, the storm is now departing the great lakes but it's bringing a flood threat to much of the east coast. bands of heavy rain are moving through major travel hubs like new york city and philadelphia. it will intensify before midnight and this has prompted marginal risk for flash flooding in new york city. overnight, the enhanced

so from wichita, which is definitely still probably in my ass, off of a psychiatrist for us to not. i see, you know, we lived in the sunset of the yucca with the sonata to the immune, 114, send you more cartridges. you use a shuttle know crazy. the reason why the price of gas is going up is not because of the steps the president has taken there because president clinton is invading ukraine, and that is creating a great deal of instability in the global marketplace. god's appraisal for service, new york is also not going to put it as an adult little boy called the dog, who would allow me to come square video to go just fast enough and all the city is put in. there's not all the shots of july 1944, bretton woods usa. the small town would become an historic place of the united nations monetary and financial conference was held that it was decided to designate the dollar as the wells was of currency, which gave the united states in all, most financial power. outage the mechanism, the defective. an april of the entire world under the federal reserve system is controlled by forcing everyo

si ojos abiertos con la siguiente información, porque en wichita, kansas, los residentes fueron sorprendidosún tipo de contacto con extraterrestres y vamos a ver si son verdaderamente así. >> se parece al que presentó jaime maussan, pero más alargado, no? si aquí si los si los que están unos más chatitos, si le metieron presupuesto y fue por jaime. >> me gusta. >> no no, ese lo desconocemos todavía, que ya sabe que hay discordia por ese tema, pero en lo que respecta a este se ve una producción bastante apegada a los relatos que se escuchan por ahí y lo bueno es que todos los vecinos pueden ir y tomarse su fotografía. y sorprendió a más de 1 que no se había dado cuenta de que se trataba de algo creado para ese fin. >> y por ejemplo, alguien que llegó tarde, le puedo decir a la maestra es que no me dejaba pasar el extraterrestre. y ahí tiene ya la foto. >> la prueba. tenemos más drama en 6 center, victoria vamos a decir espeluznante. >> carlos, porque estamos todavía en halloween, así es. >> otra vez ganan los golden state warriors frente a los sacramento kings ademále ys es en river rock casi

travel a little bit, greatly moving across the middle of the country with heavy snow in kansas so wichitakansas city of those are areas where winter storm warnings are currently in place and the system will drag up towards the east best chance for any delays you travel over the next couple of days or tomorrow. the system will be into as of the midwest and south east and you see yellow is where you see some sort of like with flight here on your sunday, if you, monday, one extra day, it ultimately arrives into new england. it is a sunday night into early monday morning situation, a bunch of rain and snow moving across the region but here is sunday afternoon, evening and you watch the entire system drag on out and clear off. here it is what it looks like along the coast, it's just rain. interior new england, it is no and i hope everyone has a good trip traveling back. jon: a beautiful day here in new york. adam cox, thanks for the city of chicago offering a very warm come to its newest residence, adorable alaskan brown bear cubs they are cubs. arrived at the brookfield zoo. the brother and s

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look at wichita falls, 91 beating not only a daily record but monthly record. and hire is the change. if you are in memphis, just one example, you've been enjoying the lower 80s all week, but look where you are headed, 58 for friday and you can see where the cold front is located, separation between the warmth and the cooler weather across the central parts of the u.s. there is the progression of the front through the weekend. and thank goodness this cold front is going to bring drought relief to the southeast. but northern new england, you have and yo few snowflakes flyi the sky. and rain and snow and perhaps ice in and around albany. and this is all rain across texas, a larger storm system that help cool our temperatures. in steeoutheast, it hasn't rain in nearly a month. so no wonder that we have drought conditions that continue to broaden and kind of expand in reach across the area. we need the rain. we'll take it. even though it will be light, it is still saying something. >> i for one am not ready for a wintry mix, so i'm glad it is still up in new englan

i went out to wichita, he now almost never does interviews.he told me, during that interview, that the choice between trump and hillary clinton he might well vote for hillary clinton. that's how much he said he despised donald trump. but they waited till too late to express that viewpoint, and they never spent any money against him. now, they claim their free marketers they did this now because they believe they are not throwing their money away. they believe it can make a difference. that is the judgment they have made. there is not a lot of empirical evidence right now that trump is beatable in the republican primary. but laura, you and i followed these races before iowa and new hampshire have a tendency to surprise. i think it was a big mistakeo tt win obviously. i think it made me mistake now to think that there is no way he could lose a republican primary. >> but i love courses particular, you've got someone named governor ron desantis who thought that he would be a shoe in their, he's got endorsements out of iowa in particular. he's real

we are in deep freeze feels like temperatures in the twenties for duluth, 17 in wichita. 30s in dallas the coldest halloweens in recent memory. from central texas to mid-atlantic to philadelphia, but temperatures will start to moderate for the weekend. here is southern cool down, yes, for tomorrow's lows flirting with record lows tomorrow. then things start to warm up relatively speaking for a lot of southern areas. it has been very cold for a lot of folks. we look forward to the warmer temperatures as we get into the next couple days. we could set records or tie them for hattiesburg, mississippi, lake charles, that would set a record. tomorrow cooler than average. we will bring temperatures up. we have potential for snow, we saw snow for the upper midwest and great lakes and interior northeast. scattered showers, wintry weather north of the new york city region. here is snow still to come. it is not a block buster, we are seeing early season snow. i want to point your attention to new york as we get through the next couple days and bring temperatures up above where they should be this

it is warmer in the middle of the country. 60s in wichita. 70s at little rock. 10 to 15 degrees abover today. tomorrow is warmer in spots. denver is quite chilly in the early part of the week, but not tomorrow. 75 degrees. st. louis hits the upper 60s. the warmth continues to spread >>> good morning at 5:17. we are checking in on san francisco on this saturday morning. starting out mostly clear. there is a little fog over the golden gate bridge. so be careful with changes in visibility. starting off with a beautiful look over downtown san jose. starting off with 57 degrees here in the south bay. 60 in san francisco. more of that patchy fog hanging on around novato and into santa >>> guys, you may have noticed people behind me and we will see the balloons that will fly high for the macy's thanksgiving day parade. all of that is coming up in just a bit. >> if you see snoopy flying over manhattan and a lady dangling from the cord, this did not go the way it was expected. that is angie. thank you. >>> still to come here, we will take you to dana griffin following the trial of the pro bike

louis to omaha, back to wichita. heavy rain at times and strong winds.is is more severe. damaging winds, perhaps a couple of tornadoes. is very likely to see some severe weather here across portions of louisiana and in to mississippi, in throughout this evening that entire system continues to march. it lose as little energy. so we're talking about severe weather. but from monday night to tuesday, you're looking at this moving to the southeast and the midwest. ultimate will to wednesday getting to the atlantic and thing. the busiest travel days are when this storm will be moving in. pay attention to the corner. tuesday at 5:00 p.m. a time when folks might be hitting the road. looking at heavy showers in d.c. to new york. higher elevations snow with this system. lingering in to wednesday afternoon. still some moisture as the system drags through boston. by the time you get late into wednesday, this system clears out and you think what is going to be happening on thanksgiving day. and i've got good news for you there. this is what it looks like. beautiful w

while in wichita, kansas, near whiteout conditions , snow creating treacherous driving conditions.e to the storm saturday. it has since reopened and when abc news washington. >> happening tomorrow, memorial services for former first lady rosalynn carter will take place in georgia. it will begin with a motorcade with members of mrs. carter's family departing from her hometown of plains, georgia. the motorcade will then stop at the rosalind carter institute for caregivers at georgia southwestern state university and finally travel to the jimmy carter presidential library and museum in atlanta for a private ceremony. mrs. carter's body will lie in repose for public viewing at the library for the remainder of the evening. also happening tomorrow, a big meeting for elon musk. israeli president isaac herzog will meet with musk, who is visiting israel. in a statement, herzog office says the president will ask musk to address rising anti-semitism online. the conversation will be private. musk is facing criticism himself after he endorsed an anti-semitic conspiracy theory popular among whit

host: wichita, kansas, republican. good morning. re: there? -- are you here? crenford?ler: i heard another voice coming over the phone and it threw me off. the whole situation back to its grassroots, picture that is really parties. would we put up with a country that had such a political party as what is in those eastern countries today, especially iran? when it started in saudi arabia? we would not have tolerated that. host: we would not have tolerated what? caller: we would not have tolerated that if we still had our war of war spirits. host: what to think of the hostage deal? caller: the hostage deal is terrible. it is a shame it always ends up like that. i am so angry at israel -- and i love that country -- but i am angry at them for not having more people in arms. there was one israeli that had a gun, and he saw all of the bad guys. we are allowed to have weapons in the united states. the hostage deal, we have got to get those people loose, but it is a shame it happened to begin with. this trigger was a war that has needed to happen. both people are slaves under cr

and this is footage from a leak in wichita, kansas. granny basketball is played 6 on 6 with modified rules from the usual game this year. more than 550 players compete for 42 teams in 10 states. they take place in iowa, kansas, louisiana, minnesota, missouri, oklahoma, texas, wisconsin, california and arizona. that's inspiring to see. that's it for us here kron. 4 news at 2. but we do have another hour of news ahead. the closed door talks continue between president biden and chinese president xi jinping. >> our catherine heenan is live in woodside where the 2 leaders are hoping to get communication back on track. closing arguments in the federal trial of david de pap all the attorneys for the man accused of attacking paul pelosi made their case to the jury. i'm stephanie lin kron. 4 news at 3 is next. >> now from the area's local news station. this is kron. 4 news at 3. >> thank you so much for joining us here at kron. 4 news at 3. i'm stephanie lin. justine is on assignment today. our top story at this hour. protests aop

but look at the wind chill in mobile, alabama, 20 in atlanta, feels like 35 in little rock. 29 in wichitaare your morning low temperatures. 50 states below freezing right now, my friends. tomorrow the same. so, i mean, this is an artic cold front that has dipped as far south as florida. potential record lows for philadelphia, elizabeth city, north carolina, a couple cities in north carolina. there is your forecast today. an area of low pressure moving into the west. that's going to bring some heavy rain and mountain snow to the northwest down towards california, then we have a developing storm system for the south, the lake-effect snow is still happening. look at some of these michigan top snow totals so close to two feet here. some areas downwind of ontario and erie have gotten close to three feet of snow. so there is that area of low pressure that moved across the ohio valley as we get into friday and saturday and where we have those cold temperatures we could see some snow. right now a little bit too warm for a big snow event along the i-945 corridor, we have been into a big snow defic

currently wichita, up towards or kansas city is where you're seeing the worst of it, and winter stormg system is ultimately dragging across the country. where it ends is typically where we're seeing delays, and there are some airport delays in the middle of the country. by the time we get into sunday and as we know, that's going to be a really big travel day, chicago is another area where you could see major slowdowns. all of this does track itself up into new england. those are your weather headlines, we'll be right back after the break. hi, i'm ben and i've lost 60 pounds on golo. (guitar music) with other programs i've tried in the past they were unsustainable, just too restrictive. with golo i can enjoy my food and the fear and guilt of eating is gone. griff: ymca is kicking off the holiday season with its operation holiday joy and operation ride home to help service members. here to tell us about it, the armed services ymca ceo vice admiral bill french. you're a friend to the show, and we love it when you come on to tell us what the armed services ymca is doing. you just had a ga

issued winter storm warnings, parts of this country under winter weather advisories up to davenport, wichitaas, we could see four to eight inches, three to six generally. other areas back towards breckenridge, omaha, about one to three inches. what happens next? this system then starts to traverse into the great lakes. chicago, one to two inches doesn't seem like a lot. but between 5:00 and 11:00 a.m., those are the crucial travel hours. as far as the rest of the country, we are dry out west with rain in the southeast. that's a look at the weather across the country. >> somara: that, my friends, is your local forecast. so if we're thinking about delays on the return home tomorrow, we may see a lot coming out of chicago o'hare. >> erielle: got to tell my dad that. he's getting there now -- tomorrow, tomorrow. >> gio: watch out for that. thank you, somara. appreciate that. >>> now to the big weekend on the gridiron from the nfl's first black friday game to the high-stakes matchups in one of the biggest college football weekends. abc's zohreen shah is here to take a look at all the action and j

wichita, you saw copious amounts of snow falling just yesterday. 6 to 12 inches of snow.t flakes there. chicago, we're just getting this party started with flurries coming down in front of wrigley field here. here's what you can anticipate as we track this through chicago. reduced visibility. while it's only 1 to 2 inches, remember that critical time frame it's coming down during. then we see this move to the east coast as we head into tonight. more coming up. for now, gio, back to you. >> gio: all right, we're watching that storm. all right, somara, thank you so much. >>> the tsa is facing one of its biggest tests ever today. let's bring in the agency's federal security director for michigan, reggie stephens. director stephens, thank you for joining us here on "gma." this is really your super bowl. how's it going so far? >> thank you, gio. thank you for having me. it's going pretty well so far. as stated, we're expecting a record-setting day of 2.9 million passengers to travel across the united states. we're off to an excellent start. passengers are arriving early. we're

while in wichita, kansas, near whiteout conditions. snow creating treacherous driving conditions as the city's airport closing due to the storm saturday. it has since reopened and when abc news washington, some lawmakers on yes one of the most anticipated movies of the year renaissance a film by beyonce premiere over the weekend in los angeles. >> the event was held tightly under wraps. no cell phones were allowed and there were no major details provided before the event started. steven horowitz from variety was inside the theater saturday night. >> sir, you get to perfection. the harder it is to see the process. so i think in a way that made the movie so effective . >> oh, tell us more, please. steven. some of the celebrity guests included and all of the original destiny's child group members. so not just kelly and michelle, all but latavia and latoya. and also you saw beyonce there in her silver dress and almost like a chrome like hairstyle. that was very cool. the silver theme, continued renaissance, a film by beyonce opens in theat

i don't understand how spirit wichita has this succession of production problems.in terms of? jonathan: what do you do if you don't want to work with boeing anymore? we are boeing's biggest customer by a mile in europe. i would buy airbus if they were 5% cheaper but boeing continues to be cheaper we've flown 125 of the max 8 aircraft and we carry 4% more passengers and burning 6% more fuel. we have ordered 300 max 10's which allows us to carry 228 passengers per flight suddenly just as they are making great aircraft but they are not making them on time. jonathan: is this a relationship that you are stuck with no matter what happens next year? >> yes but airbus is no better than boeing at the moment. you have the pratt & whitney engine group which will be a crisis next summer. they will ground a significant number of airbus aircraft next summer. i think boeing will get its act together, is just taking a bit longer than we hoped. lisa: how far can you? prices if capacity is restrained? >> the real issue is how much lufthansa, air france and others keep checking a pri

no american thinks that occurred at a chamber of commerce in wichita lunch or omaha. anyone thinks it could only happen on a college campus. as orwell said, so stupid on the they could believe it. and the confidence in our higher institutions is overdue and welcome because the long march to the institutions has accomplished that to the extent also' a kind of common economic culture from harvard's graduate school to kindergarten in flagstaff, arizona, the same stuff. when these fresh-faced kids get to harvard from columbus, ohio or columbus, georgia, fort wayne, fort worth. did they learn about the stuff about hamas at the dinner table? i doubt it. did they learn it in high school? maybe a little bit, but harvard in freshman orientation to look at the world in a binary way. there are the opressors and the oppressed. once you do that, israel is in the cross-hairs. they learned it in college and i say the faster we can withdraw prestige from these institutions, the better it's going to be for freedom. 60 or so years ago, kennedy wins the 1960 election and they said the p

feels like minus three right now in wichita. 5 in chicago. 12 in buffalo.le, you feel like 29 degrees with the wind chill. for today, our high in new york city, 39 degrees, 12 degrees below average. as far south as new orleans, only 38. tampa, 15 degrees below average at 6 degrees. the chill continues tomorrow. but as you look to the west, temperatures are warming up, and we will start to see temperatures rebounding as we get into the weekend. cleveland, you will be in the mid-40s. new york low 50s. mid-60s into memphis. guys? >> all right, al. thank you so much. >>> let's turn now to the war the middlee war the middle east. a deal now in place extending the temporary truce between israel and hamas paving the way for the release of more hostages we're also hearing for the first time from the family of 4-year-old abigail who was freed over the weekend we will speak to her aunt and her cousin in just a moment. but first, nbc's chief foreign correspondent richard engel joins us from israel with the very latest. hey, richard, good morning >> reporter: good morn

mayor of wichita.victor we see for women, we see government get a little more representative of the population. >> wow. and while i have you both here, i also want to switch gears and talk about -- it's not necessarily switching gears because this is ultimately -- it impacts all of us and politics, but this is about a know your value issue. women and negotiation. new research is showing that women are now more likely than men to ask their employers for more money, but they still end up making less. this goes against the widespread belief that women tend to shy away from negotiating higher salaries for themselves, which contributes to the overall gender pay gap. maggie, what is going on? tell us about the surprising reversal when it comes to men and women and how they negotiate and what they actually get. >> so this study is a little bit of a good news, bad news situation. the good news is this. the researchers found that over the past two decades, women have been bargaining more to the point that now w

the longest stretch by far and there has not been any in the immediate future, meanwhile wichita, kansas least today, but then a considerable war >> time for a little news with lara. >> linsey, let's do it, good morning, everybody. a look at beyonce's "renaissance" two time grammy award winner emma she wrote it, produced there, directed it and of course, stars in it. the latest hairstyle worked perfectly with the red carpet premiere where mom, tina walked with tyler perry. and even leon go and janelle monae. aunt destiny's child reunion, both supporting beyonce. the film shows how the tour got put together and fans get to see how blue ivy carter, beyonce and jay-z oldest child dancing on the tour. "new york times" reporting that blue's appearance supposed to be one time thing and she told her daughter, no, we are continuing but persisted even after the comments about her dancing online. the 11-year-old use those comments as motivation, actually to train future stops on the tour appear that it's just the beginning of what you will see. beyonce's "renaissance" hits theaters this friday, su

birmingham, alabama, wichita falls, your record is 88 you may tie that tomorrow. temperatures come back to earth as we move on into the weekend. mid-50s in in roanoke. nashville will see temperatures until the low 60s. but look ahead to next week. here in the east, a little cooler than average, but boy, the plains into the midsection of the country, all the way down to the gulf, warmer to much warmer than average. we're going to get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. . love it. and unlimited double miles means we earn more too. sweet, right? and when we travel, we get access to over 1300 airport lounges. i could get used to this. the capital one venture x business card. what's in your wallet? >>> good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. take a look at our temperatures for today. it's slightly cooler than normal, but we are in for a lot of sunshine. just a slight chance of a stray shower for the afternoon. overall, looking good. we'll see slightly warmer temperatures tomorrow with upper 60s and lower 70s. our mornings are going to be a lot col

>> reporter: in 2018 andrew finch was killed by wichita police after someone called in a phoney reportline gamer behind the swatting call was later sentenced to 20 years in prison. since then swatting has become so widespread the fbi set up a specialized unit to help police departments inundated by these hoax calls make more informed assessments. >> these calls have characteristics that can be used to identify them as hoaxes pretty early on in the process. based on that, you can have a measured response. we're not saying don't have any response. we're saying have a measured response. >> reporter: someone who makes one of these calls could face criminal charges, anything from providing false information, even stalking. for police, after 20 years of being trained to drop everything and run toward active shooter call, the fbi is now working to retrain officers. take an extra second, evaluate the call. guys, when police arrive with weapons drawn, there can be real danger and the risk of a mistake is high. guys. >> not only is it dangerous, but it's traumatizing. >> of course. to think 12-1

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host: wichita, kansas, republican. good morning. re: there? -- are you here? crenford?aller: i heard another voice coming over the phone and it threw me off. the whole situation back to its grassroots, picture that is really parties. would we put up with a country that had such a political party as what is in those eastern countries today, especially iran? when it started in saudi arabia? we would not have tolerated that. host: we would not have tolerated what? caller: we would not have tolerated that if we still had our war of war spirits. host: what to think of the hostage deal? caller: the hostage deal is terrible. it is a shame it always ends up like that. i am so angry at israel -- and i love that country -- but i am angry at them for not having more people in arms. there was one israeli that had a gun, and he saw all of the bad guys. we are allowed to have weapons in the united states. the hostage deal, we have got to get those people loose, but it is a shame it happened to begin with. this trigger was a war that has needed to happen. both people are slaves under