baier. breaking tonight we are following two major stories on this thanksgiving eve. israel has struck a deal with hamas militants who slaughtered 1200 people last month who exchanged prisoners for hostages and engaged in a cease-fire. complete coverage of that shortly. we begin here in the u.s. on the border between new york state and canada. two people are dead following a fiery crash of a vehicle near a check point at the american side of the rainbow bridge in niagara falls. authorities have ruled out a bomb as the cause of the explosion. but the investigation is still in its literal stages. correspondent david spunt starts us off tonight. good evening, david. hi, mike. quite a scare at the u.s.-canadian border after a car exploded killing both the driver and passenger instantly it. prompted both the border check point to close temporarily. authorities already on high alert, given what is going on in the middle east, sprung into action. let s go right to the video. it ha
limited four day cease-fire with hamas. it will take effect sometime in the next 24 hours. lawrence: this is what we know under the deal 150 palestinian prisoners will be handed over in exchange for 50 hostages taken by the terrorist group. carley: that includes a 3-year-old girl killed on october 7th. jeff paul joins us this morning. good morning. it took the israeli government more than six hours debating here into the early morning in tel aviv. this agreement between israel and hamas might not only offer a pause in the fighting it. could give a sliver of hope to all the families of the hostages that were taken back on october 7th. now, under this u.s.-qatari-egyptian brokered deal israel will receive 50 hostages, women and children, in exchange israel will then release 150 palestinian prisoners. now the hostages as we understand it will be freed in groups of 10 to 12 people over a span of four to five days. during that time, there will be pauses in the fighting. prim
nearly 3 million travelers today and complicating things, very bad weather. rain and snow are pummeling the northeast and we ll have a live report in a moment. first. every day i wake up it s the same day, and i wait a minute or two to listen for the familiar sounds i m used to hearing on there is nothing. this is the first birthday he is not going to be with us. to be the last one, we need to bring him home. every one of them need to come home and not in coffins. dana: hoping against hope israeli families welcoming a deal to free at least 50 women and children after six weeks of uncertainty. bill is off today. good morning, john. john: good morning, dana. john roberts, america s newsroom. we ll see how this day unfolds in the hours ahead. diplomatic breakthrough was negotiated by qatar with help from the united states and egypt. the pause scheduled to last for four days initially. israel says it is willing to extend the truce in exchange for more hostages. hamas
hello, this is special edition of outnumbered, i m molly line. tammy bruce, dr. nicole saphier, kara frederick and retired nypd inspector paul mauro. harris: thank you for joining us today, overseas in israel, the government reached an agreement with hamas that could reunite roughly 240 hostages held captive in gaza with their families. prime minister netanyahu and other key ministers will hold a news conference about two hours from now. the hostage swap is part of a four-day ceasefire deal between the two sides. hamas will release 50 kidnapped women and children. of the group, three of them are americans. in exchange, israel says it will release 150 palestinian prisoners. both sides made it clear the war is not over and ceasefire is only temporary. jeff paul is live in tel aviv with more. jeff. yeah, molly, this is the first time we hear from prime minister netanyahu and other government officials after they spent six hours working into the early morning hours of tod
bill: good luck to you. we need to get it done, right? absolutely. bill: okay. dr. trotz good luck. out of time but i appreciate thank you in washington. have a great day. dana: near governor kathy hochul addressing what officials are calling an increased terror threats threats for new city and this as tourists pour into town for the thanksgiving day parade. the city is grappling with a surge of anti-semitic protests. we re going to bring you any breaking news out of this as we get it. but first, as we see what disruptions, with which we have the right people in the right checkpoints when they show up for screening. dana: david pekoske was with us just moments ago as men s americans heading out for thanksgiving could be facing some travel trouble ahead of the holiday. that was back playing a as missy storm system spreads across the eastern u.s. causing all kinds of headaches. flightaware misery mass map, that is a terrible name. cancellations so far since