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A bear broke into a Connecticut house and took some lasagna from the freezer before leaving through the kitchen window, video shows. CNN affiliate WFSB reports.

Gal and Adam had been living in New York City with their 2-year-old son. After the October 7th attacks by Hamas that killed over 1200 Israeli's, they made the decision within hours to leave their life in the US and return to Israel to fight for their country.

President Joe Biden made remarks about the Israel-Hamas war during a speech at the Human Rights Campaign national dinner in Washington DC.

Thousands of Palestinians flee Northern Gaza ahead of Israel's expected ground invasion. CNN's Isa Soares speaks to Palestinian journalist Laila El-Haddad about the situation.

An annular solar eclipse passed over the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta, leaving attendees looking up.

A Washington woman pleads guilty to hiring two teenagers to kill her ex-husband for $13,000. KING's Julie Calhoun reports.

Far from the frontlines of the Israel-Hamas war, many European Jews say they feel the pain of what's happening there. CNN's Melissa Bell reports.

CNN's Sara Sidner reports from Tel Aviv, Israel, as the country's Iron Dome defense system intercepts incoming rockets.

CNN's Salma Abdelaziz reports on a large explosion that left dozens dead along an evacuation route for civilians south of Gaza City. These videos come after the window issued by the Israeli military warning Palestinian civilians to finish evacuating from Gaza City closed.

Adele Raemer joins The Lead.

Dr. Gail Saltz, Psychiatrist and Psychoanalyst, explains how to make sure the Israel-Hamas war doesn't take a toll on your mental health.

CNN's Michael Smerconish speaks with Congressman Matt Gaetz about his vote for Rep. Jim Jordan for Speaker of the House.

Hamas reportedly took at least 150 hostages - including members of the Israeli military, regular citizens ranging from children to the elderly, and Americans. Is there any hope of rescuing them in this situation?

On American campuses, many who spoke out against Israel suffered fallout, including rescinded job offers. "Employers can decide who they hire," says free speech advocate Greg Lukianoff, but "actually deciding to blacklist them for their opinion is cancel culture. It might be cancel culture many people agree with, but let's not pretend."

"One thing Kevin McCarthy and I agree on," says Congressman Matt Gaetz: "Jim Jordan will be the next Speaker of the House." As for US military aid: "However you feel about Israel and Ukraine, I think a responsible and reasonable government ought to address those questions separately."

CNN's Clarissa Ward speaks with a 22-year-old dentistry student who says she is terrified and has not been able to leave Northern Gaza.

The State Department asked officials who work on public messaging about the Israel War not to use phrases like 'de-escalation,' 'ceasefire,' or 'restoring calm.'

"If your opponent knows how you collect intelligence, they can hide from you," says Richard Clarke, and "you have to have a warnings officer who has the courage and instinct to see indicators and break the glass and sound the alarm."

Biden speaks with the families of hostages believed to be held in Gaza and says "we're working like hell" to get the missing Americans back.

CNN's Sam Kiley examines how Hamas pulled off the assault on Israel and the shadowy mastermind behind the series of atrocities.