to you, I'm Susan Hirasuna. Welcome to the Fox 11 Weekend News. Happening now. Tens of thousands take to the streets of Tel Aviv after six hostages are found dead Saturday in Gaza. Here at home, a big rally to mourn the dead hostages and demand the rest be freed. Fox Eleven's Chelsea Edwards is live now for us in Culver City, where things are just getting started with this protest. Chelsea That's right. Just getting underway. We're here at the Nova exhibition here in Culver City. This is an in depth remembrance of the massacre that happened at the Nova music Festival back on October 7th. But tonight, take a look at serving as a backdrop for this vigil and this rally to remember those six hostages recently killed by Hamas terrorists. Now, tonight, members of the Jewish community and others are paying their respects to Israeli American Hersh Goldberg-polin Caramel Gat, Eden Yerushalmi, Alexander Lobanov, Arman Seroussi, and Master Sergeant Ori Danino. Those hostages were killed as Israel Defense Forces closed in for a rescue attempt in the tunnels below Gaza's Rafah. Now take a look at this video from all over the world. Protests are taking place in Tel Aviv. Tens of thousands took to the streets in what's believed to be the biggest protest in Israel since the hostages were captured on October 7th of last year. The IDF says that Hamas killed the hostages just as they were on the brink of freedom after being held for nearly 11 months. Now, tonight, we spoke to one survivor here of the Nova music Festival massacre. Listen here in person. We didn't want to be here. We didn't want this to happen. I had faith that the hostages are still alive. Some of them were taken from the music festival. And for me, I see their pictures up there. But I know that it might have been me. My face could have been there or in Gaza or. It's very tough, but it's. It's important as well for people to understand that we're we're one big family. We're a community. TikTok's. And again, you're taking a live look. This is just getting underway here in Culver City. Now, this exhibit runs through October eighth. It just came to L.A. after a two month run in New York. We're going to have much more