griff: aishah: you are looking live at tel aviv where thousands are gathering, the hostages still being held by hamas in gaza. this is a big moment as two siblings released from hamas captivity will speak at this demonstration tonight. it comes as israel has resumed strikes in gaza, a big moment. it was partly these protests from families of the hostages that led to the first initial deal. welcome to fox news live. aishah: griff: israel calling its negotiators from qatar, idea forces signaling they will shift their focus to southern gaza. greg palcott has more. reporter: we will listening to ferocious gunfire a mile away from the gaza strip and a temporary cease-fire between israel and hamas. all bets are off. israeli airstrikes, we even heard israeli naval ships off the coast taking away some parts of the gaza strip. the military says it is involving areas it has not been before. that fighting was a week ago. various areas in northern gaza in the hands of hamas. underneath
in 81 seconds because a 30-year-old plumber named george holiday reached for his new sony video camera when he heard police sirens and a helicopter in the middle of the night. he told the los angeles times, quote, you know how it is when you have a new piece of technology you film anything and everything. george holiday stepped onto his balcony of his apartment and he aimed his camera at what the l.a. police officers were doing to a black man lying on the pavement. that video soon became the lead story on every newscast in america. and then every newscast in the world. george holiday s video gave white america their first real look at how policing works in black america. last weekend after being hospitalized with coronavirus for about a month in seamy valley, california, george holiday died at age 61. last year george holiday hoped to buy a home by auctioning off
the gnats coming back from behind as they have all season, putting the game away with a 2-run single. look at that celebration. rob: ten wildfires raging in california as we speak. the kincaid fire to the north of san francisco is 45% contained. narrowly missing the reagan presidential library. christina coleman, i see the wind blowing. reporter: the wind is blowing in the seamy valley. firefighters were able to keep the flames from getting to the reagan library. they came dangerously close. the easy fire threaten the reagan library and 7000 other structures and threatened 1600 a
it is definitely windy. thank you for having me here. the winds still whipping through seamy valley. firefighters were able to keep the flames from getting to the reagan library. they came dangerously close, those flames surrounding this center. the easy fire that threaten the reagan library and 7000 other structures burned about 1650 acres according to the vendor a county fire department. this fire is 0% contained, 30,000 people were ordered to evacuate, two structures were damaged but the reagan library was spared. we put strike teams of resources assembled in increments of 5 into that area and we were able to protect the reagan library. currently fire moved around the perimeter of the reagan library and we had successful stands protecting the library and
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