Good evening. I'm Ammanavaz. And I'm Jeff Bennett. On the news hour tonight, the leader

of Hamas and architect of the October 7th attacks is killed by Israel's military, the ramifications for the war in

Gaza.

How abortion measures on the ballot in the critical swing states of Nevada and Arizona

could tip the balance in the presidential race.

I don't necessarily support all abortion.

I feel like there are exceptions though that need to be available,

especially for people like me who have unexpected

complications in pregnancy. And we examine the stark differences between

Kamala Harris and Donald Trump's promises and policies on climate change. Welcome to the news hour. One of the world's most hunted men is dead.

Hamas military leader Yaya Sinwar was killed by Israeli troops yesterday in southern

Gaza.

The news of his killing came today, and after DNA testing, Israel confirmed the mastermind of the October 7th

attacks on Israel was indeed dead.

Those terror attacks just over a year ago killed more than 1,200 Israelis, the deadliest single day for Jews since the

Holocaust.

The war, Simuar launched, led to a brutal military response by Israel to destroy Hamas, killing

tens of thousands of Palestinians in Gaza, mostly women and children.

Nick Schifrin is here now with the latest.

Nick.

I'mna for months, the U.S. and Israel have dedicated vast resources to try and find

Sinwar who they believed was hiding in tunnels.

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