We are in one of the many kibbutz in towns which were stormed by hamas fighters who, in the early hours of October The 7th breached Israels Security Fence and went on a rampage across this region. 0ne Rampage across this region. One year on many residents tell us they are still trapped in the grief and the pain of October The 7th. The deals are being held across Southern Israel and in many parts of this country. They are also taking place around the world to remember the victims of hamas attack. At The End of its day of attacks and assaults across this region, 1200 israelis were killed. 251 were taken hostage including foreigners. The vigil is in Southern Israel began at daybreak and were led by israels president. In the fields which have now been turned into a memorial at the sight of what was the Nova Music Festival Where Thousands Of Festivalgoers from israel and around the world are gathered to dance the night away. When Dawn Broke and the sun rose, darkness descended. It was the f
as real s military has struck an ambulance, they said it was being used by hamas, they accuse hamas of using ambulances to transport weapons. we ll tell you what has come out of those meetings, this as the leader of hezbollah gives a speech praising the hamas attacks saying the possibility of war is realistic. israel says its troops in gaza, are engaged in face to face combat with fighters from hamas. the israeli military says its troops have now completely encircled gaza city, in the north of the territory, almost four weeks since the start of this war. the us secretary of state, antony blinken, has been back in tel aviv as washington increases the pressure for a humanitarian pause. meanwhile, the leader of hezbollah, like hamas a proscribed terrorist organisation, has spoken from a secret location. hassan nasrallah praised the hamas attacks and said the possibility of total war is realistic . more foreign nationals have been getting out of gaza at the rafah crossing point
immigration, issues like heck in the minds of voters that for our leaders this has to remain a top issue day in and day out. mike pike we have some comment from the london mayor. let s take a listen. i will bring hugo in. another example of the bravery and heroism of ordinary londoners running toward danger. risking their personal safety. thank each of them on behalf of all londoners but also because it shows the best of us. mike: hugo, your thoughts? there was extraordinary bravery. and it was commented on by the mayor and by the panelists here. that was extraordinary. also, there was some presence of mind there which goes to the fact that people are sort of getting used to this. i don t know if you saw the guy running away with the murder weapon. one of the passers guy leapt into action disarmed the killer running away with the knife held between his finger and thumb although he didn t want to get
issues like heck in the minds of voters that for our leaders this has to remain a top issue day in and day out. mike pike we have some comment from the london mayor. let s take a listen. i will bring hugo in. another example of the bravery and heroism of ordinary londoners running toward danger. risking their personal safety. thank each of them on behalf of all londoners but also because it shows the best of us. mike: hugo, your thoughts? there was extraordinary bravery. and it was commented on by the mayor and by the panelists here. that was extraordinary. also, there was some presence of mind there which goes to the fact that people are sort of getting used to this. i don t know if you saw the guy running away with the murder weapon. one of the passers guy leapt into action disarmed the killer running away with the knife held between his finger and thumb although he didn t want to get his fingerprints there was real presence of mind that
a lot of folks here, as you know, have gone through a lot of hurricanes. you have to talk to some of these residents here. they re saying they lived through irma, florence. the list goes on and on. some people have lived in the community and actually witnessed hugo in 89, which caused significant damage. obviously, you re seeing here that this is nothing compared to what hugo did, because they spent months recovering. a lot of folks here are breathing a bit of relief because this is kind of the damage that s left behind, chuck. i was just going to say, the minute you said that the water has already been receding that in itself is probably the best news we could say we heard. kathy park, thank you, in charleston. simone boyce, of course, was in myrtle beach. let s get the latest on the new forecast of hurricane dorian. bill karins just getting it now. all right, bill, what have we got and is the eye going to touch the mainland? that s the question this evening, chuck, we ll be st