brother, my safe place, and the terrorists taking him hostage took the safe place. every one of them need to come home and not in coffins. that was 47 days ago that my heart has been buried in gaza. john: right now, american and israeli families anxiously waiting to reunite with their loved ones after israel and hamas secured a deal following several weeks of negotiations. we are awaiting an update from israeli officials in the next hour. the first time israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu will publicly address the deal since it was approved. hello, i m john roberts in washington. and good wednesday afternoon to you. gillian: good to be with you, sandra is out today, this is a special edition of america reports . take a look at what we know right now this hour, the deal r free at least three americans, they are among 50 women and children hamas will release in exchange for 150 palestinian prisoners. all going to happen during a temporary ceasefire that is slated t
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A RISING children’s author will attempt to set a mass reading record on World Book Day, on Thursday. Durham teacher Jenny Pearson was shortlisted for the Costa Book Award with her debut novel The Super Miraculous Journey of Freddie Yates, which was also a Waterstones Children’s Book of the Month, last year. But she will try to set the record for the most people in an online reading video relay with her follow-up. Ms Pearson and pupils at St Margaret’s Primary School will read in relay from her upcoming book The Incredible Record Smashers. She is teaching half of her class online under home schooling while the other half remain in school as children of key workers.