All of you watching in the United States and all around the world. Im in london with the ongoing coverage of israel at war. It is 10 00 a. M. Here in london, noon in gaza, where the Border Crossing into egypt opened about two hours ago for the first time in weeks. Then close d just minutes later. Youre looking at live pictures. It was just enough time for 20 trucks with muchneeded humanitarian aid to cross from egypt into gaza. Hamas says the trucks were loaded with medicines, medical supplies and limited quantity of canned foods. So 20 trucks crossing over into gaza. What we have been hearing from officials is that many more are needed. More than 400 or so were making this trip on a daily basis prior to this conflict. We are starting to see the start of that aid going in. Meanwhile, hamas took the unexpected step of releasing two american hostages on friday. A mother and daughter. Judy and natal ira nai were tak. Their father said he couldnt wait to see his daughter again. I have been
Goli, taste your goals. Hello and welcome to our viewers here in the United States and all around the worlworld. Im lynda kinkade. Weve just received word from the u. S. Embassy in israel that the rafah Border Crossing between egypt and gaza is expected to open this hour. We dont know how long it could stay open. The border has been closed for weeks with neither people nor goods passing through. The embassy is warning the situation could become chaotic if too many people try to cross the border at once. After being held hostage for two weeks in gaza, an American Woman and her teenage daughter are free following their surprise release late friday. 17yearold natalie raanan, who had just graduated high school, and her mother, judith, are from illinois. They were visiting family close to gaza when they were taken hostage by hamas. We share in the relief that their families, friends, and loved ones are feeling, but there are still ten additional americans who remain unaccounted for in this
a municipal building in virginia beach. 12 loved ones who won t be coming home to families tonight. think about that. 12 people losing their lives for absolutely no reason. a municipal building on a friday afternoon, shortly after 4:00 p.m., just as the workday was winding down. that building was full of city workers. as well as residents. taking care of just mundane errands. like paying their water bills. and so on. the gunman, a long-time public utilities worker, police say that they are not releasing his identity at this time. they still have to notify some family members of his. and also the people who have been killed. authorities say he was killed in the shootout with police. after he shot an officer who was saved by his but-proof vest. now, authorities have trying to figure out tonight what set him off. here s what sources are saying now. they say he was disgruntled. police say he entered the
beach. 12 families whose loved ones won t be coming home tonight. think about that. 12 people losing their lives for absolutely no reason. no reason. a municipal building on a friday afternoon, shortly after 4:00 p.m., just as the workday was winding down. that building was full of city workers as well as residents. taking care of just mundane errands. like paying their water bills and so on. the gunman, a long-time public utilities worker, police say that they are not releasing his identity at this time. they still have to notify some family members of his. and also the people who have been killed. authorities say he was killed in the shootout with police. after he shot an officer who was saved by his bulletproof vest. authorities are trying to figure out tonight what set him off. here s what sources are saying now. they say he was disgruntled.