is due to take place between the world s biggest oil producers and their allies collectively known as 0pec+, of which the host uae is a member. against that backdrop, i spoke earlier to david schlosberg, the director of the sydney environment institute, who remains sceptical about the outcome of this year s climate. i think there are two key problems politically, the first is the process by the fossil fuel industry, and the second is the process of all countries on any agreement. so, it means that petro states or those in the fossil fuel industry can object to the language and undermine and wield strong changes. forthis undermine and wield strong changes. for this first or the obvious point for a hosier of the head of a state oil company setting the agenda for a price or which for me is weird. he said it is good to have fossil fuel industry editable but they have always been there. some in the community want to be cautiously optimistic, i think i m just cautious, i would be
of hostages and bring them home. now, this comes after an hours-long delay with hamas saying they were not satisfied with the amount of aid entering gaza. officials from qatar and egypt say they were able to resolve that issue. welcome to a brand new hour of fix news live. i m arthel neville. jonathan: and i m jonathan hunt in for eric shawn. 13 israelis and 7 foreigners are being released today with one hour until midnight in israel. in exchange, israel says 39 palestinian prisoners will be freed. this comes after the first batch of hostages were released yesterday. the white house says president biden spoke with leaders from qatar and egypt after a learning about the holdup earlier today. arthel: team coverage this hour, and lucas tomlinson in nantucket with the president. but let s start with jeff paul, he s live in southern israel with the very latest on today s hostage transfer that is soon to come although it s almost midnight, what are we looking at, 11 p.m.? not so
welcome to a specialwelcom edition of jesse watters prime time. i m kayleigh mcenany. and tonight, we start withh mac. the fox news alert and explosion at thead u.s.-canada border triggered an international response . day. this story has been developing all day, and here s what we s what wknow. a car going up to 100 miles an hour smashed into a concrete barrier near a border checkpoint. two who were in the car died and they were believed to be a couple in theithey werr late s or early fifties. a border agent wa s also injured, treated for minor injuries and released from nor injuthe hospital. despite the dramatic nature of the crash. the governor natur of new york s there s no sign of terrorism. based on what we know at this moment, and again, chanhing can change. there is no sign of terroriste s activity with respect to thishae crash. we ve identified that this is a local individual in westernyo new yorker. now we re hearing the car wae hearins coming from a nearbo
but he ll gets the greenlight, but how soon could the captives be released. that s tonight on news night. good evening, i m abby philip in new york. an outline gets approved and restore hope for 50 families. tonight, a significant majority of israel s cabinet said yes to a deal that trains trades israeli hostages during hamas suffrage terror attacks on october 7th. in exchange, israel will grant what i forget polls in the fighting and gaza. a senior u.s. official is telling cnn, and the last, hour three americans could be part of this deal that message from the israeli government also gives hamas and incentive to release even more hostages. for every ten abducted israelis or people in captivity that get your freedom, that translates to another full day of stoppage of fighting in gaza. hamas, minutes ago, confirmed this deal and they say that 150 or so palestinians held in israeli jails will be released as part of this agreement. let s get straight to matthew chance. he s
politicsnation. tonight s leads, not a moment to lose. right now it s five pm in washington. and house republicans have just released their spending plan to avert a government shutdown. moments ago. now, have less than a week to pass it and ultimately prevent a potential economic catastrophe for america. meantime it appears the table is nearly set for 2020 for democrats. out before, i m out exportation s, in tuesday s elections scoring a big win on abortion rights in ohio, taken control of the virginia legislature, winning a key governors race in the red state of kentucky. fresh off the victories for the soon to be first black house speaker and rhode island s first black congress person joins me shortly with their takes on where democrats stand ahead of 2024. as for republicans, they help their three primary debate with a significantly narrowed field. and they re a front runner donald trump remains embroiled and other matters, including a continuous fraud trial here in