Past its the deadliest wildfire in the United States in the past 100 years. At least 4500 people are now in need of shelter. We feel the urgency, as we walk through those streets, as we talk to people, we feel that same struggle, that same anxiety and the same desire to do absolutely everything that we can and in our power to make sure our loved o ones, our families are taken care of. The states Attorney General has opened a probe into the wildfire response, critical decisions that happened before, during and after the fire. Welcome into this fourth hour of fox friends on Sunday Morning. We spent time together talking about this over the last couple days. I have a profound love of place, community. I love the United States, its made up of 50 states, unique. I love the boston accent, how its different than joeys accent or texas accent. I love america is a beautiful clkaleidoscope. Hawaii is so unique, its culture, its a beautiful flower in T Kaleidoscope that is ameria and lahaina is yo
reporter: hello unwelcome, i am paula newton in new york and our coverage for the war with israel and hamas. when we began of course with that breaking news of israel where the cabinet has approved a deal to released at least 50 hostages held by hamas and gaza, and now the government overwhelmingly backed the deal after a six hour long cabinet meeting that one official said grew tense. and you can imagine, emotional time. the hostages are to be freed as women and children, in exchange, israel will posits air and ground campaign against hamas for four days. they say 150 palestinian prisoners, also women and children, will be released from israeli jails as part of that deal. now, qatar delivered the proposal following weeks of continuous negotiations, and now says the humanitarian pause will be announced within the next 24 hours. hamas said the deal involves an entry of hundreds of trucks, hearing aid, medical supplies and fuel in the gaza. the israeli prime minister said the
past - it s the deadliest wildfire in the united states in the past 100 years. at least 4500 people are now in need of shelter. we feel the urgency, as we walk through those streets, as we talk to people, we feel that same struggle, that same anxiety and the same desire to do absolutely everything that we can and in our power to make sure our loved o ones, our families are taken care of. the state s attorney general has opened a probe into the wildfire response, critical decisions that happened before, during and after the fire. welcome into this fourth hour of fox & friends on sunday morning. we spent time together talking about this over the last couple days. i have a profound love of place, community. i love the united states, it s made up of 50 states, unique. i love the boston accent, how it s different than joey s accent or texas accent. i love america is a beautiful clkaleidoscope.
an and there was a big socialraiseo media campaign to raise money here. th and they were bailing oueyting u the thost e who were arrested is the 2023 riots. and so that was actually the atmosphere. and i guess that s perhaps whyrh what happened to me and to is because it was so contrary to the prevailing politics, i guess, of of the creative industries. so i had very few followers 3,000 f ,by the way, i think abouton twt three thousand followers on twitter somehow this booklike and it does it honestly feels like an act of god , whichs go i know that sounds a bit crazy,u but it does for the record, it m doesn t sound crazy at all. my life sort of startedto to crumble initially. i was like, so wha crumbt past?w but that s when you get thisoved sort of phone calls from loved o ones and friends and people you work with just panicking and sod this dogpile actually became