From KCRW, I'm Kim Masters, and this is the business.

When Barry Averich heard the story of retired Israeli general, Noam Tibon, who drove with his wife

straight into the October 7th massacre to rescue his family, the documentarian knew it was a story

he wanted to tell, and he found the footage to do it.

If he arrived at a junction or he saw something or his wife saw something as they were driving

there through the benefit of the Hamas footage and cameras that were on the highways throughout

Israel and in the cabots, we were able to retrace that perspective in the film specifically.

Avery Chen Tibon talk about the harrowing journey that they reconstructed for their film,

The Road Between Us.

Despite the third real nature of anything involving Israel and Gaza,

they hope the film can be viewed as a story about family.

But politics were inescapable.

The film was pulled from the Toronto

Film Festival, reinstated after protests, and then greeted with protests from the other side

when it screened. The film is facing distribution challenges, which Averidge says he hopes can be

overcome. But first we banter. Stick around. It's the business from KCRW. I am joined by my partner in banter. Matt,

Melanie. Hello, Matt. Hi there. So we said it was going to happen. We knew it was going to happen.

It happened. David Ellison paid $150 million for Barry Weiss's free press website. She started to meet with the staff.

I have had a lot to say about this because I can't believe what is happening,

that she was named Editor-in-Chief of CBS News.

I mean, her reporting experience is very limited to borderline non-existent.

And television experience, I think it would have been in her interest not to have that title.

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