and the biden administration s efforts to find missing americans. plus, we ll go through the new reporting on the massacre by hamas terrorists, that says the terror group s main backer may have been left in the dark. we ll discuss how that aligns with previous reports. also ahead, an update from capitol hill on the speaker s race. republicans have a nominee, but it is not clear if he s got the votes to get the gavel. i mean, willie, looks like more chaos. rough timing. more chaos from republicans. we have, of course, just an existential challenge for the people of israel who are going to need support from congress. we have an existential challenge from ukraine. yeah. and with all that s going on, i mean, you look and see what may be happening in taiwan, if, you know, one domino falls after another. we need congress and congress with a speaker. steve scalise is the nominee, but nowhere in the neighborhood of having the votes he needs. that s why they didn t hol
i am grateful that my father never really knew the extent of how he was duped. he auctions i first heard about the zaks collection from konstantin akinsha and andrei vassiliev. from the very beginning, the story seemed hard to believe. we wanted to understand how paintings of such dubious origin could be sold as genuine works, and how did they end up on the walls of museums all around the world? one painting from the zaks collection unexpectedly appeared in a scene from christopher nolan s oppenheimer. a few months later, the same painting turned up in another film, the wonderful story of henry sugar by wes anderson. i m beatrice gimpel and i m swiss and i m partly french, through marriage, but i ve lived here in london in the uk for 49 years 49 very happy years. my parents, especially my father, were very interested in paintings and sculpture and from the mid late 60s, early 70s on, he bought extensively anything he liked. and he did a lot of his homework inviting, ta
in other developments, a hamas delegation is expected to attend ceasefire talks in cairo on sunday, following an invitation extended by egyptian mediators. israel s war cabinet is reportedly set to discuss whether to send a delegation, whilst a british royal navy ship is sailing to the eastern mediterranean to support the delivery of humanitarian assistance to the gaza strip. our first report this hour is from hugo bachega injerusalem. in tel aviv, protesters are back on the streets. it has been six months since palestinian gunmen stormed southern israel from gaza, and more than 100 israelis remain in captivity. people are urging their government to reach a deal with hamas for hostages to be freed, and they also want their prime minister to go. he should resign after what happened. six months ago the war start, and hamas and everything. he claimed that he wants to go to war and make hamas go away and bring all the hostages home, back home. for one israeli family, the hope is
victim to an armed robbery and suffered a health scare but finally the end is in sight. russell should cross the finish line in tunisia this afternoon, and our reporter ellie price has been looking back at his journey. let s go! day three! day four! day six! his nickname on social media is hardest geezer. day 349 of running the entire length of africa. after more than 350 days, 10,000 miles and 19 million steps, he s probably earned it. he s run through deserts, rainforests, savannahs, mountains, jungle and 16 countries, and he s raised well over £500,000 for the running charity and sandblast, posting updates on his progress on social media. 0riginally, he d planned a mere 9,000 mile trip, but complications with visas, health scares, geopolitical issues and even an armed robbery meant the 26 year old was forced to extend the challenge. but he s taken it all in his stride. i was absolutely bricking it, to be totally honest. everything goes through your head in those moments
he joined us earlier from the city of denver. i was at my first music festival, i was not expecting it to end with us driving by gun men and over corpses. when. what was the moment when you realised it was no longer a music festival? after the rockets began at 6:30, and they did not stop. i was worried that it was notjust rockets, and they went on for a while. the rockets began at 6:30. and we actually physically got to our car at about 7:51am, over one hour later, and the rockets had not stopped. and at that point i was growing increasingly more anxious and concerned about the situation. behind me, as i am speaking to you, i am at the site of the festival. there is now a sea of israeli flags and photographs of those who died here on that day. they may include some of your friends. would you like to tell us about the people who were with you on that day who did not escape? so i was with a group of eight others, total. myself, my cousin, mordecai, his now fiancee, tamara, and