Netanyahu. The families of the hostages say he hasnt made their release a priority. They say that the governments strategy of trying to put Military Pressure on hamas to negotiate has failed. Now, the main hope is for a dealfor more captives to be freed. Any kind of deal would see the release of hostages in return for Palestinian Prisoners who are being held in israeli jails. Now, on sunday, as we mark the six anniversary of this conflict, hamas says it is sending a delegation to cairo for a ceasefire talks that have been mediated by egypt and qatar. The head of the cia is expected to be there, and these are difficult talks. We still dont know whether major obstacles have been resolved. Meanwhile, a hamas delegation is expected to attend ceasefire talks in cairo on sunday, following an invitation extended by egyptian mediators. Others expected there, include Us Central Intelligence Agency director bill burns and qatars foreign minister. Israels war cabinet is reportedly set to discuss
it s really an exponential effect of damage between the amount of rain we are seeing, the amount of storm surge we are seeing and the duration of it that we are seeing. it is easy in the first few hours after they pass where you say we don t see that much destruction. but it will take days to survey what happened. and there are areas we can t get to. we drove around a little bit today and we saw marinas decimated. that means people s livelihoods taken away in addition to the homes most likely taken away. the boat captains are out here and they won t be able to make a dive living for a long time. tucker: it takes a long time to know what happened. leland vittert, thank you. move now to rick leventhal who is live for us tonight in wilmington, north carolina. rick? rick: we moved from
wrightsville beach. two of the four fatalities reported so far was a mother and her infant who were killed by a falling tree on their house. well, there are trees all over this town. and this state
The public wants the immigration laws enforced. it said so clearly. they elected donald trump to do exactly that. but the stranglehold of our elite, the small percentage of population is so strong that the opposite has happened since trump s election. america is closer to having open borders now than ever. consider this. from october 2016 through september 2017; more than 94,000 people were caught crossing the u.s.-mex we border and claim to be part of a family unit coming from guatemala, el salvador or honduras. now you would think that illegally entering the united states would be an automatic ticket home. and quickly. but you d be wrong. these people were not sent home. they were allowed to settle in the united states while their cases were resolved. which in practy practical terms means forever. of the 49,000 illegal border crossers over 1,500 have been sent back. in other words, 98% are still here. during the same period, 31,000