islands of normality in a vast distorted world. in gaza city, the dead have been cut off from the living by weeks of fighting. among them this man s father and nephew, he returned to find them lying dead in front of their house. translation: my father and nephew| were murdered 14 days ago, when the truce came i was able to bury my father. the truce his first chance to return and bury them. translation: what did we do? we are neither hamas nor fattah and we have never held a weapon in our lives. food and fuel are being trucked into gaza during the pause in fighting, but everyone in the southern city of khan younis many are struggling to find enough to eat. translation: the situation in khan i younis is catastrophic as you can l see. people are waiting in lines for three days to get flour and after we finished the line for that we go to stand in line for gas. in this town few buildings have been spared. this brief window on to gaza s new landscape may be closing soon. the prese
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washington is catastrophic. this is about the very soul of america! reporter: the event is seen as a starting line for potential presidential hopefuls. i ve never lost an election, and i m not going to start now. reporter: educate employering the prospect of challenging the only candidate so far. we have to stay strong, and we have to fight and, frankly, you better hope that a certain person wins election in 2024. reporter: former president trump addressed the coalition via web stream. reporter: his former vice president was there in person, urging republicans to correct course and move on. we must unite our party around a bold, optimistic agenda. reporter: governor ron de. sanities closed out the event desantis closed out the event as keynote speaker. we ve got a lot more to do, and i have only begun to fight. reporter: one interesting moment came when ted cruz asked the crowd to support his 2024
that s the foreseeable future. all right, thank you so much for starting us off this evening, luke broadwater, claire mccaskill, chuck rosenberg. before we go to commercial break, we need to give you an update on hurricane fiona which has parts of puerto rico measuring rainfall, not by the end, but by the foot tonight. the storm tore across the island today is before the fifth anniversary of hurricane maria. our reporter is there with more. the flooding in puerto rico s catastrophic, entire towns underwater, people on rooftops, desperately waiting for help. in the southern town, staggering aerial images. roads and homes submerged. hurricane fiona drenching the island for days. this is crazy. some parts are expecting up to 35 inches of rain through tomorrow as the eye of the storm went west towards the dominican republican, [inaudible] over puerto rico, washing out bridges, triggering mudslides and sinkholes. most of the island is still
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