in this segment. so before we go to break, we ll be getting into one of those. first i want to give you the latest with the middle east. the israeli cabinet is meeting on the very big question of whether or how to extend a pause in the fighting in the ongoing conflict with hamas, and they re racing against a deadline, because that pause s according to the deal that was struck, basically over, terminated if no new deal is reached tonight. officials from the u.s., israel, qatar, egypt, they ve all been in talks today. there s a lot of forces that want to make this step possible, especially considering with any deal you say, will it work? will both sides participate? innocent people have been freed according to many of the people in the region, so when you look at the scenes of some of these people being reunited, you can see why many people want this to continue. the last two hours hamas released 14 hours, including an american. that is if you re counting many of them younger
should these children be used as bargaining chips? no. they shouldn t. meanwhile it is believed that hamas does not have dozens of other hostages, that those hostages have likely been placed with other terrorist groups such as the palestinian islamic jihad, which further complicates efforts to secure those hostages released. back in the united states, the senior biden officials are begging israel to try to be more precise and take fewer risks in future strikes in gaza against hamas once the pause in fighting ends. col coming up, we ll take to you gaza and speak with a humanitarian worker on the ground. also a runner-up in the 2024 field for a big shiny endorsement for one of america s richest families. first, let s go to tel aviv. oren, what do you know about this greatest list of hostages who were released today who appear to be mostly older women? reporter: first let look at this video now. this was moments ago at sheba hospital. not that far from where we re standing
The media, that is what drove me to it. And it claims lives. This 20 year old died after battling Eating Disorders for most of his teenage years. I think, with adequate care, steven would be alive today, and i think he would have been living quite a healthy life. It is time to break the silence on a growing problem for british men. I struggled with an Eating Disorder for over half my life. It is a very secretive illness. Men, in particular, find it very difficult to talk about. But thankfully, more and more are coming forward. I have never really understood why this illness has blighted my life and the lives of so many others. It can hit at any time, and it doesnt discriminate. James is 25. He has anorexia nervosa, a serious Mental Illness where someone tries to keep their weight as low as possible by restricting the amount of food they eat. How is it going . Are you all right . Not bad, thanks. Tommy, what is your anorexia like now . Even my body is saying no, stop, my head is saying,
such a informative, actually interview that he did and gave because people were wondering why he was hospitalized in patient and he clarified that there was no um, basically he wasn t a suicide risk he was saying, but you heard him there, talk about how he had given up kind of the will to live and wasn t eating and he s let me let me just play it in his own words about how he felt that he didn t care if he lived or died. that was a democratic retreat, and many of my colleagues were coming up to me and asking. why aren t you eating? did you care if you were there or anywhere? or nowhere. i just showed up where my staff said robotic. exactly yeah, as it was described to me. you were. agnostic about the question of living. or not. at that time.
to live and wasn t eating and he s let me let me just play it in his own words about how he felt that he didn t care if he lived or died. that was at a democratic retreat, and many of my colleagues were coming up to me and asking. why aren t you eating? did you care if you were there or anywhere? or nowhere. i just showed up where my staff said robotic. yeah exactly. yeah as it was described to me. you were. agnostic about the question of living. or not. at that time. yeah, well, i never had any self harm, but i was indifferent, though. if the doctor said you have 18 months to live to live and be like man. okay, well, that s how things go. so dr debbie is that why he