>> 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 and the driver was trying to cross over into canad a, started driving erratically and went up onto the median. >> look at that video.that w that was to avoid a borderas patrol officers who wereo stationed off to the side. the car went airborne, then th.she d and burst into flames. >> here's an eyewitness. about 30 feet from me, i seen something airborne. i first thought it was ana look airplane, looked like slow motion. and i said, my god, it's a car and it's a vehicle and it's flyingehicle a through the air. he hit the concrete barrier probably right at the signal. and then all of a suddenht a, black smoke, no explosion. we all heard the peoplsmoke,e ie building heard it, got metal on metal, then all of a suddenk i saw black smoke and then fire. there was nod then explosion, jo the black smoke. and then there was so much smoke, it was unbelievable. in now the crash was so fierce and in such a sensitive location that everyone's mind, e of course, went to the same place. terror sa with war in the middleast, east, violent domestic protests, radicals calling for y days of . the fbi director telling us to be vigilant. >> we are all on edgt.e aftere the car crash. >> government buildings were evacuated. buffalo airport stoppedan international flights and searched the trunks and backseats of card sear s and the trains between the u.s. and canada. the u.sd they were suspended.s wh >> this is what usually happens after a terrorist attackat happ, sources tell fox.s president biden was even briefed canada's prime minister, justin trudeau. he was briefed, too. bris was what you're looking at, an international incident e still trying happe to figure out exactly what happened. every minute new details are coming in. >> just moments ago, we got cow bridgethe rainbo has been reopened. >> and we'll bring you more details as w will bre get them. chris swecker is a former fbi agent. he joins me now. >> chris, i mean, that's t aipretty dramatic reactionhat's shutting down the airport, dog sniffing cars, shutting down border checkpoinsniffing cart. >> is this par forpa the courses >> it is.e li it's the times that we live in, kelly. i mean, given the location where this happened, the heightened terror alert statusened, th that we're in ri, just the overall circumstances, it's almost a default to terrorism first until we can rule it out. t tom first i mean, the target , to be a border, if you can call it a target, appear to beea a border patrol booth area. that seems, you know, all of these things. thi whether it's coincidence or not, add ungp to consistent wit with a terror attack. but, you know, i've investigatedh a terr these typew of bombings in general. when i was leading a team of agentleading s in iraq. we went to two dozen bomb sites. we weny time if there was a bome involved, there was a giant crater the siz w e of ae. swimming pool. i don't see that here. so, you know, all the all the circumstances point away fromce terrorism. >> so pretty quickly, it seems like what you're saying, you don't see thisyou ar huge b. zone. you think pretty quickly they were able to determine, okay hey were, wait, not terrorism, e maybe not pretty quickly. but, you know, it's critical to get the identity of thecar. people in the car. that will tell you almost the wholoue story. you know, do they have a history? are they on anybody's list? ? have they been posting or telling people expressing te in terms of theirviews political views and their plans to do something like this? lik to me, this looks like almostan an act of suicide or, you know,i some kind of suicide pact. iff if there were two people in the car. >> so, i mean, this doesn'sn'tt diminish. if it is not an actt of terrorism, it doesn't diminish act the fact that wedii are in a heightened terror alert and we're probablyshat wee most vulnerable situation we've >> y since pre 911. >> yeah, but we don't know the motive just yet. we will continue to gather the facts. chris swecker, thank you very thank you ve. israel- >> israel and hamas have justea struck a deal that would bring this war to a halt, at least temporarily. >> i to t would be a temporaryo pause in what israel is promisinong to give hamas. that's in exchange forstages 50 hostages. pause for the hostages. womea pausn and children, we're, who since october 7th have been trapped inside the treacherous hamas tunnels. they may finallytunnels. see da. >> israel's also agreed to release 150 palestinian prisoners. >> it's a three toelease 150 onl swap deal, which is set to happen over a four day period. and president benjamin netanyahu says it was anan ethical thing to do. >> we're bringing back a baby's mother's and children. we have the highest ethical demand on us to do so. it's not just israel's babies being released. it's americans to look at that picture. that's three-year-old abigailai eaton. she's expected to be amongl amon the 50 hostages released. >> abigail became an orphae 50n on october 7th when her parents were murdered as they were shielding abigail, shieldingbult their three year old from the bullets. hamas was raining down on their kibbutz. >> abigail turns four on friday, and what's left ofll beo her family is hoping that she will be home to celebrate. yearo >> she's ald three-year-old chid who should never be a hostage anywhere in the world. and we only hope that she is.he shr birthday is on friday. she's turning four and she should not be spending her birthday somewheree sh in te dark in gaza. >> so sad.o and for many grieving families ,hope is all they have. like the family of ten month old fear and four year old erielle beavis. >> according to the timesled wi of israel, little bit of fear and erielle were huddled with their parents, cheeringther and yarden yarden, their father, text and family that the boys weremily having a hard time staying quiet. and he said it felt liked he the end. ve you jordan's last message was, i love you. and then there in hours later, family saw a viral video of shiri surrounded by hamas terrorists as she held her babieshamas te h in her arma >> and then there wasy of the family of four year old roz and two year old aviv asher rosin, who were taken captive with their mother, leaving their father, yoni, in a living nightmare. yoni was on the phone with his wife when she toldphone with hie are terrorist inside the house. chilling. yoni tracked her phone and was able to see the phone move into gazae . >> i can't sleep. i'm living outside my own body. mr. asher told the new york litl times. i have two little babies, two little girls. these babiese little babies shot be held or kept by terrorists. thes kept bye are innocent chilc abducted by terrorist over over 45 days ago. >> hamas reportedly is holding up to 240 hostages total. >> israel has promised240 ho toe an additional day of cease fire for every ten additional hostagesfoy 10 add released. >> but can israel trust hamas? mome's the question here. >> moments after the deal was announced, hamas said the annog we affirm that ourremain o fingers remain on the trigger. >> and if history is any guide, ce should know hamas has violated cease fires in the past, violating sometimes these- cease fires minutes after agreeing to them. oner for every hamas prisoner released, it's another layer of rised, it'sk to israel. >> the man responsible for the october 7th attacks was releasede for th in a prisoner p back in 2011, and then he coordinated that murderous day. >> so the white house is takin gand ve a don't trust and verifyri approach to the situatio situatt >> we do assess that other militant groups even potentially criminal organizations, are holding some of the hostages and that hama were hos is working to trya to ensure that it can deliver on its side of the bargain. we can't say for certain that hamas will step up and deliver. that's why thi step up ands is t but verify approach. i'm struck by the trust, but verify, because how do you trust people, hamas in particular, who are notdo yot known for keeping their words? how concerned are you all about this and whatheihow conct are wu about that? >> look, i think that's a very fair comment. maybe the better way to talk about it is don't trust and verifyison't. you do. again, as a former special envoy hostage fo ar hostage affairs. >> he joins me now. hugh, you and i worked in the same administrate in theration, trump administration, which had great success in gettingp american hostages home. robert o'brien, i know you know him well. ho. leadecessor we're learning now that there is no cease fire tomorrow. it looksocease- like there's a h of this deal by 24 hours. what do you read into that? >> well, thank you for having>> me thank, kelly. it's a matter of us temperingmpn our expectationsg because hamas is not a good faith player. they don't respect hostage lives, but they're using hostages as their own lifeeffort insurance. i think the effort on their part is noeit only to destroy ie israel, but to humiliate the u.s. as welll, and hopefully out of the region as they seekri to be proxies for creating an alternate hegemony in that region. >> ultimately, with iran as their broker. t th >> you know, what do you make about the terms of thiterms dea? >> it's 3 to 100 and 50 palestinian prisoners out and then 50 hostages back. >> mm-hmm. t is u >> it's -- it's unbalanced, but, you know, we can't continue to speanb ontinuk about people as commodities. we have to pull back the lenulls and realize we're talking about the bargaining of human life. and this are tal is a sacred th. we need to come at this with maximal response, because taking a hostage is tantamount to an act of war.et so we can get into head countadn and trtsy to play poker with us. but this remains an online poker game. thisy. natel and we've got to do our best do to show resolve and turn the tide on the terms here. basically, we should be telling hamahe tide s, return all the h, surrender and you will live. those should be the conditions . p >> make sense. and i like the way you phrased that. you know, a little coiffure be thihrase attemps a 10th of he spent in captivity. the youngest hostage. what a beautiful thing.o if he got to go home and behomea with his family. i want to ask you this h . >> part of this deal ishat that the red cross will get to gthes willo in and assess the remaining hostages, abve them medical careaining. how much will the red cross be able to gather in terms of the condition of these hostages, the way they're treated, their environment? >> they a we'll see if this is actually implementable. there's a fog of wars, there's mistrust, there's confusion. there is anger on the ground. ere is c ai would be very impre the icrc and the red cross would get accessd relatively soon. and then on the term woulds tha would need, we need a lot of information. we need proof of life. we need nameofmation. s. we need nationalities. one half of these hostages, 200 over 200 people are from p 29 different countries. eo 29i believe are countries toy to coordinate with them and establisate withh some mecho that we can exert maximal pressure on iranert maxi and shw resolve against this heinous practice and to recover souls who are suffering right now. >> yeat now.h, we want to bringe babies home. >> all of those 240 hostages. you do.. >> and thank you.ma thank you. on october seven, hamas through an explosive and explosive inside ins of the home of uriqu levine. >> his quick instincts savedinst his life. uri jumped out of the windowri and survived. t outsid >> but outside he found himself swarmed by hamas terrorists where he was viciously dragged out of his kibbutz. uri knew what was coming, either captivity or death. and through his courage, urii fought back, breaking free and running away from hamas. u >> here now to tell us thee st story. uri levineory, yur. >> uri, you were in kibbutz kfar? yeah, yo. the atro thank you for being here. you were in kfar aza. we know the atrocities that happened there. babies burned alive. you manage there.d to escape th. you were in your shelter. d. >> and take us through what happened. so>> so, in 630 in the morning, i wake up in 6 a.m., i decided that they're going to run with my friend. and then o ou i decided that they're not going to run. had i go back to sleep. and this is the first miracle that happened to us. because other people, they gr po that they go to run with jim and the city. all of us, all of them murdered by the terrorist hamas, icisg af and secretary in the morning. this is. so this is the first miracle that happened to us in sixth grade one morning. all of us in u the alarm. and we are know what to do in this moment. you go inside to the shelter room and moment after that, we hear the the alarm. we i hear behind my window in my kibbutz, the terrorist yelling in arabic, allahu akbar, are you shooting? i hear a grenade all over the place. and in this moment, i was hiding below my bed, inside my house. so my. my bedroom is the shelter room . hour that there, like, for almost 3 hours in a light container and then i am a year later that day still standing inside of my house. and i knew before that should. they that they shoot inside to my house, they shooott outsie behind my window. i hear civilians that screaming that i hear a woman that screaming, don't touchthati my children. and after that, they hear some guy h that telling them, i don't speak arabic and so anything that they will, they'll hear. they're not the they cannot explainan the scariest second moments that they will. that was our when i hated their and like and then something like that can 10 a.m.h they spilled something inside to my house moments aftein r i again that day shooting insider it aga my house. and one second after i hear that the fire inside my house and the smoke and this moment they go out from below of my bed. i cannot. >> you actually went out. uri, i only have a few moments a here, but you went outments. your window and hamas captured you. >> how did you get away from hamahos and what was that like? >>like they kidnapped me and thy take me from my house to the i rder of the kibbutz in a boat that way. i saw the model road and thew th eyes and i have a moment before the border that they understand that if i.they kid they i go left with them. they kidnapped me and they will me like they were children. and s and n so many people, so many of my friends. and one second of them inside. i decided to starting to run, s and i just want my life.only rea and like you said, that the only reason that they still alive, that because the guy more the gun the guy go back tol more of my friends while in my neighborhood. and you need understand 1400 people, a moderate, 20 to 36 kidnapped to gaza, children dead woman. young people. and i see a movie just for the that for then i saw some worry in the media because that people a taking the theakin consulate so the science and uri and we make sure we've run that you uri we've run out of time but i want to thank you very much foveryr waking upt early for us and my heart grieves for a kibbutz kfary prar gaza. you are in my prayers. those lost in my prayerss.for sr in those hostages. >> thank you for sharing your story with our viewers. thank you. g your you. >> gavin newsom just found way c to indoctrinate your kids. the chase ink business premier card is made for people like card is made for people like sam,ths for yo who make everydas designed smarter like a smart designed smarter like a smart coffee grinder i ard. >> or is fresh beans for you? 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