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she wrote to her husband, yoni, about how much they were missing him.he moment the family was taken hostage was filmed by hamas and seen by yoni. saw my wife, some of the hamas men puts a cover on her head. i saw my girl raz, purple dress, long golden hair. as they were taken into gaza, an israeli helicopter was firing above them. doron�*s mother was killed. what do you think when you hear that? they were shot by their own side. it's hard to discover that at the moment of truth and such horrifying moment, the danger was from the idf helicopter. we need to tell ourselves the truth. and the truth is that in that day, all bets were off. it was chaos. yeah, it was a chaos and all bets were off. after 50 days in captivity, she and her children were released and returned to israel. every day i look at them and i know that it's a miracle that they are here. the un estimates that at least 14 people were killed in friendly fire on october the 7th. in gaza too, life changed completely on that day. when this war started, her age was 11 months. she's turning two ye

she wrote to her husband, yoni, about how much they were missing him.ge was filmed by hamas and seen by yoni. saw my wife, some of the hamas men puts a cover on her head. i saw my girl raz, purple dress, long golden hair. as they were taken into gaza, an israeli helicopter was firing above them. doron�*s mother was killed. what do you think when you hear that? they were shot by their own side. it's hard to discover that at the moment of truth and such horrifying moment, the danger was from the idf helicopter. we need to tell ourselves the truth. and the truth is that in that day, all bets were off. it was chaos. yeah, it was a chaos and all bets were off. after 50 days in captivity, she and her children were released and returned to israel. every day i look at them and i know that it's a miracle that they are here. the un estimates that at least 14 people were killed in friendly fire on october the 7th. in gaza too, life changed completely on that day. when this war started, her age was 11 months. she's turning two years very soon. on october the 7th, s

her husband yoni was at home in tel aviv. men talk it would be eight hours before soldiers arrived.0 people were killed or captured in nir oz. i saw my wife, some of the hamas men puts a cover on her head, and i saw my older girl raz, purple dress, long golden hair. doron, her daughters and her mother were taken towards gaza. israeli helicopter gunships were overhead. there were orders to stop hamas fighters escaping — at any cost. it's hard to discover that at the moment of truth and in such horrifying moment... ..the danger was from the idf helicopter. a un commission says at least 14 israelis were killed by friendly fire that day. for 16 days, doron and her daughters were held in an apartment. then they were moved, in the middle of the night. doron says she and the girls were taken to a room in a hospital and held there for 33 days. the diary doron wrote during captivity also provides evidence of where she was held. it's a form, it looks like a hospital form. yeah, yeah. the israeli army told doron she'd been held at nasser hospital in khan yunis. hamas denies holding hostages in

my name is yoni perused. i'm a senior at the university of pittsburgh and serve as president of the student coalition. i'm also involved with hillel and jewish student life and i'm a jewish day school graduate. like many of us, i come from a large american jewish immigrant family with relatives who perished in the holocaust and others who were able to flee the nazis to south america and eventually the united states. as a descendant of holocaust survivors, finding anti-semitism is personal to me. it's also personal to me as a college student who has witnessed and experienced anti-semitism myself. on a friday evening in august, i was walking to shabbat dinner at hillel with a group of friends who were physically assaulted for being visibly jewish. it is personal for me because like many i lost friends on october 7 and i have a friend still being hostage and i am determined to honor them. that's why after i witnessed my college friends being attacked for being who they are, i decided to wear a kippah, because i

she wrote to her husband, yoni, about how much they were missing him.e, some of the hamas men, puts a cover on her head. i saw my girl raz — purple dress, long golden hair. as they were taken into gaza, an israeli helicopter was firing above them. doron�*s mother was killed. what do you think when you hear that they were shot by their own side? it's hard to to discover that at the moment of truth and such horrifying moment the danger was from the idf helicopter. we need to tell ourselves the truth. and the truth is that in that day, all bets were off. it was chaos. yeah, it was a chaos, and all bets were off. after 50 days in captivity, she and her children were released and returned to israel. every day i look at them and i know that it's a miracle that they are here. the un estimates that at least 14 people were killed in friendly fire on october 7th. in gaza too, life changed completely on that day. when this war started, her age was 11 months. she's turning two years very soon. on october the 7th, this woman was living in gaza city with her husband,

thank you, yoni. and thank you, pittsburgh. you have welcomed me many times to mourn, to remember, and to rededicate ourselves to living proudly as jews. thank you for opening your doors and your arms, once again, at this critical moment. we have one week to go. one week to turn the page. chart a new way forward. and elect my wife, kamala harris, is president of the united states. [applause] i am so proud of the way she has stepped up. shared her vision, and prosecuted the case against donald trump's unhinged and just un-american view of america. and of our fellow americans. kamala brings both joy and toughness to everything she does. and this campaign is no different. yesterday, we marked the anniversary of the deadliest anti-semitic attack in american history, a massacre at shabbat services not far from where we are right now. and one year after the october 7 hamas terrorist attacks against israel, we are all still reeling. i want to talk about how we feel when we wake up and walk through the world and stare at the ceiling at

them were killed that day, but they were paying tribute to her and actually spoke to naama's father, yonile we were down there just about what he hopes this moment with sinwar's death could mean for her. listen to some of what her father had to say to me but but i was speaking to him. you can see the women now here they are gathered at this makeshift tunnel and hostage square because they essentially want people to understand what a lot of these hostages are living through. i stood in that tunnel myself. >> it was hot. it's cramped, it's dark, and obviously, you know, that's just a small slice of what the hostages have been through over a year now that they've been held inside gaza, un his father was telling me, you need naama's father was telling me though that he hoped this moment could be one of opportunity that prime minister netanyahu would take this and try to use this leverage to get the hostages home. he didn't care if it meant letting palestinian prisoners be released in the really the guidelines here, he was saying, this is the opportunity need to take this because what's going

i do think that i was talking to my daughter's about it today and we spoke to yoni levy about that the other day. we said i said on her unholy podcast that people walked out of auschwitz and they went on to have good lives. and some people walked out of auschwitz and they never left auschwitz a weird thing, anderson, where last year, saturday night, october 7 at midnight, i walked in from the police station where i've been dropping out dna samples and remember that saturday night, we assume person was dead and we had the chance to sit in our room and cry and talk and say then if he's dead we're gonna mourn. >> we're going to grieve but we have the live life eventually for ourselves, for our girls and for hersh and then in erie way, we had the exact same conversation on sunday, september 1st, 331 days later 330 days in between of optimism and hope next more of my conversation with the parents of hersh goldberg polin, what they've learned about his time in captivity coming up >> it's coming to cnn this fall pros and cons lists pro posted by roy wood jr. row with amber ruffin would likely

i do think that i was talking to my daughter's about it today and we spoke to yoni levy about that theer day. we said i said on her unholy podcast that people walked out of auschwitz and then went on to have good lives. and some people walked out of auschwitz and they never left had we had a weird thing, anderson, where last year, saturday night, october 7 at midnight, i walked in from the police station where i've been dropping out dna samples and remember that saturday night, we assumed person was dead and we had the chance to sit in a room and cry and talk and say then if he's dead we're gonna mourn. >> we're going to grieve but we have the live life eventually for ourselves, for our girls and for hersh and then it in erie way, we had the exact same conversation sunday, september 1st, 331 days later 330 days in between of optimism and hope the next more of my conversation with the parents of hersh goldberg polin, what they've learned about his time in captivity coming up hunt. next ever worry that you're drinking too much take back control with, or health, or health provides access

allegedly targeted young aspiring models were breaking down all the accusations, plus rudy giuliani yoni, basic the consequences of his actions around the 2020 election. a judge now ordering the trump ally to turn over all of his valuable possessions to two election workers whom he defamed. but what about those yankees world series rings? does he have to turn those over? what about the place in florida? i have questions and leading this hour, we're only 14 days. that's right. >> two weeks from election day and today, both candidates are making their pitch to undecided the latino voters. >> let's go straight to detroit, michigan, where cnn's jeff zeleny is ahead of obama's second rally of the day for harris. jeff is vice president harris, not on the campaign trail at all today? >> jake she is. doing interviews today back in washington at the naval observatory the vice president's residence. but she has a parade