thank you for joining us on cnn newsroom, i m leila ha rfergaq. haraq. after being held hostage by hamas for 49 days, the four day pause in the fighting that made their release possible is now into day 2 and appears to be holding. israel says it has received a list of israeli hostages who should be released sometime saturday and has notified their families. according to an israeli source, several children are also on the list. while the released were taken to israeli hospitals for medical evaluation, one talked to cnn about his family finally coming home. we were fortunate enough to have those three dear loved ones come back to us today. initial upstairs that we got is that updates we got is that they re in good shape physically and mentally, according to turned 9 during his captivity. and so we all happy that they are okay. in that sense. well many mao among the nonisraelis who were released which are one thai citizens and one filipino. they are getting checked ident
and welcome to all of you watching us here in the united states, canada and all around the world. i m kim brunhuber, with the latest on the coverage of the israel, hamas war. another night of heavy air strikes across the enclave. israel says it s been hitting hamas targets including tunnels and underground combat spaces. the idf is again urging folks to head south as it expands forces inside gaza, in response to the mack aceres of october 7th. israel believes the group is holding 230 hostages. inside gaza there is fear for what happens next. internet and cellular functions have been partially restored. there s not enough fuel water medicine to go around and very little coming in from egypt. scott what are you seeing from gaza and hearing from israel? reporter: hey kim, yes it is difficult to know precisely where we re at with the fighting in gaza given the limitations there. yesterday the israeli artillery did not stop. he also said gun fire could be heard from the easter
turkey has long rejected the term genocide saying it was a time of war and that hundreds of thoses of people from different ethnicities died on the battlefields. some 20 countries formally resides what happened as genocide. the u.s., israel, united kingdom, those are the ones that do not recognize it as genocide. another painful anniversary, 100 years ago saturday, allied forces and troops launched a naval attack to capture the ottoman capital during world war i. it became the bloodiest military campaign in history. here is cnn s anna korin with a look back at the battle of gallipoli. the last post rings out at dawn on a hillside in turkey. in a haunting memorial to the fallen soldiers lost in the gallipoli campaign.
many mark the occasion at home. a moment of sadness and pride as they pay tribute to the sacrifice of their ancestors who displayed courage, endurance. the essence. i shall grow not old as we that are left grow old. age shall not we rely them nor the years condemn. but the down of the sun and in the morning, we will remember them. anna korin, cnn. it transformed our view of the universe, bringing us incredible images of planet webs stars and distant galaxy. now the hubble space telescope is marking 25 years exploring mankind s final frontier. people ship all kinds of things. but what if that thing is a few hundred thousand doses of flu vaccine. that need to be kept at 41 degrees. while being shipped to a country where it s 90 degrees.
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