anxiety-inducing riddled time, and these families have been watching through the public reports of the talks and how close they are been the deals have fallen apart, and then watched a couple of days ago, the process was delayed 24 hours and now finally, perhaps a point to get to embrace their loved ones, at least the families of the 13 hostages released today, and providing some hope for the families of those in gaza that a deal is possible to release them, and hamas can indeed deliver on its side of the bargain to deliver these hostages to the red cross into egypt and eventually and hopefully soon into israel. and jeremy a testament to the selflessness, because we have heard from so many of the hostage families that even though it is not their loved ones coming home, because they got a call from the israeli government yesterday telling them whether or not it is their family members, they are saying they are still so happy for the 13 families who are getting their family m
atlanta is the only facility in the u.s. that has giant pandas, but it too could soon lose them. wolf? brian todd reporting. thanks, brian, very much. erin burnett outfront starts erin burnett outfront starts right now. captions by vitac www.vitac.com outfront next, ivanka trump doesn t recall the former trump org executive vice president under oath repeatedly saying she didn t remember key details about the family business she ran. with me tonight a top trump business reporter who was there in the courtroom, former trump white house lawyer ty cobb and omarosa manigault newman. plus, israel tonight says it s destroyed 130 hamas tunnel shafts. we have a special report of what s inside those tunnels. the spider web crisscrossing underneath gaza, and what that underground warfare looks like right now as the death toll mounts in gaza. and trump s opening up about a potential vp pick. could it be that guy? let s go outfront. and good evening. i m erin burnett.
captions by vitac www.vitac.com outfront next, israeli troops pushing deep into gaza. this as an israeli soldier is rescued. and hamas releases a new hostage video. we re going to speak to the family of one of the women in that video. plus, outfront s exclusive dispatches from gaza. tonight, an american doctor from colorado stuck there, tells us fights are breaking out, violence over food. also breaking this hour, the los angeles fire department releasing new details about what officials found when they arrived at matthew perry s home as the cast of friends breaks its silence this hour. and good evening. i am erin burnett. outfront tonight, the breaking news. this is the time for war. those are the exact words tonight from the prime minister of israel benjamin netanyahu as israeli troops and tanks advance deeper into gaza. there is more gunfire, more explosions. our reporting team hearing tonight, longtime israeli reporter of axios telling outfront tha
best view. two super moons won t appear again until 2037. in that story there that i just read, rob, it said if the skies are clear. yeah, fog permitting. the persedes meteor showers are midmonth. heating up towards next weekend. and inland. yep. thanks for watching. nightly news is next. see you at 6:00. lax work tonight, an american mother and her child kidnapped in haiti, as gang violence overtakes that country. the aide worker from new hampshire taken along with her young child, as the u.s. embassy evacuates all non-essential personnel there, warning gangs now control most of haiti s capital former president trump blasts the special counsel in his first rally since
kabul, afghanistan, when there was this strike on a target in kabul, right near the airport, at the time it was believed to be a potential isis bomber, someone who might be coming to attack the airport there, and it turned out he was an innocent civilian, an aide worker, a number of his family members were killed in that. so centcom, u.s. central command is looking into this. what do they do when they make mistakes like this? how do they make it up? they obviously can t make it up to the family, is there an effort made? reporter: there is. every situation is different. and syria is different than afghanistan or iraq. we have seen in the past where there have been strikes or incidents that have killed civilians, they will make what they call an exgratia payment or they pay the families some money. there will often be an apology. every situation is different. courtney, let me ask you about ukraine and f 16s. we have been talking about this for a long time now, and it felt like it w