done before the fighting is set to resume? later, loved ones reunited. how the families torn apart by that october 7th attacks i hope no one will ever have to go through, any nation, any nationality, to go through this situation where innocent civilians we just woke up that morning, just snatched from their beds. also happening right now, attorney general merrick garland expected to address both the ongoing hostage negotiations and the increase in violence against the jewish and muslim communities here at home. hello. it is 10:00 eastern. i m ana cabrera reporting from new york. we begin with breaking news, the fourth and what could be the final day of the final truce between israel and hamas. any moment we re expecting more israeli hostages to be released by hamas in exchange for more palestinian prisoners to be set free by israel. this on the heels of 17 hostages released by hamas yesterday including young israeli american abigail edan who celebrated her four
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for we are survivors. we are survivors of a cruel and silent nation. were the 17 at douglas not enough? the 26 at sandy hook? enough is enough. the 49 at pulse. enough is eeenough. the 58 in las vegas. enough is enough. the 96 in america who die from guns every single day but bhooz stories you never hear. enough is enough. this needs to change. we ve been fighting for this way too long and nothing has changed and we need change now. if teachers start packing heat, are they going to arm our pasters, ministers and rabbis? are they going to arm the guy with with tickets that movie
i had to close my eyes so that i wouldn t see what they were doing to me. she says she wants to know the world human traffic is part of today s reality and every child is at risk. some of the men who abused her were in law enforcement. . translator: the uniformed police officers entered the room we were in. we had to do everything they asked of us. the whole thing lasted three or four hours. what was going through your mind at that point thinking that those who are supposed to protect you were abusing you? translator: i thought they were disgusting. they knew we were minors. we were nost even developed. we had sad faces. a former mexican congresswoman who now fights against human trafficking men in positions of power were among carla s worst abusers. she had clients that were judges, priests, pasters, police, so she knew that she could not run away to go to the
happen. it s impossible to predict what would happen. so as katrina said, listen, at least he met many of the pasters and what they find is important is he s talking about jobs and that s what people need to do. they need to eat. they said they also talk about police brutality and many other things. but let s talk about the the inaccuracies about donald trump. mckay, you say it s part of donald trump s brilliance. explain that. as he s been pushed recently on some of these questions about muslims cheering in new jersey on 9/11 and some of these other things that he says happened that have been proven not to be the case is that his brilliance is that in defending himself, he says i have hundreds of people who agree with me. i m getting calls from all these people who say i saw that, too. so trump s brilliance and it s a cynical brilliance in that he creates this perception or this kind of ma raej and it
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