themselves with threats until they are the targets? i refer to new york city councilwoman her dad was an elevator mechanic so it s not clear why hers doesn t go all the way to the top. last week and she urged businesses not to dial 911 when faced with criminal activity. that s great advice, who should they call? dominoes and hope the delivery guy is packing heat? maybe you can scald the mugger with hot cheese. days before a ghoul stabbed a veteran emt worker to death, she released a public safety guide urging merchants to call 311, not 911 to seek mental health services and engage in community mediation rather than call the cops. that will work. 311, what s your emergency? my store is being bum-rushed by 100 juvenile delinquents and they are destroying the place. could you get a psychologist out there to talk to them? they advise merchants to give the person causing harm the chance to correct their beh behavior. say no, stop, or that is not okay. you re supposed to say the
first round of hostages released. 13 israelis among those taken by hamas. now free. back in israel as part of a swap for an initial 39 palestinian prisoners. the hostages were released to the red cross. right now in the process of being reunited with their families. no americans in this initial phase. separately, ten thai and one filipino captives were released by the terror group. coming un, we ll take to a relative of the three israeli hostages that are back home. and former israeli ambassador to the u.n., danny danon on what happens next. and meanwhile, demonstrations aimed at retailers this busy black friday. your world starts now. welcome. i m edward lawrence from the nation s capitol in for neil cavuto, this is a special edition of your world. team coverage with jeff paul in tel aviv on where things stand right now and lucas tomlinson on what the president is saying. we begin with jeff. yeah, good evening, ed. we re learning a short while ago that like today, th
captions by vitac www.vitac.com good evening and welcome to the source. i am kaitlan collins, live from israel, where tonight we are seeing just how fluid that temporary truce between israel and hamas really is. we ve now learned that no hostages will be released and fighting will not stop before friday at the earliest. there was no explicit reason given for the delay of the implementation of this deal that was supposed to begin just a few hours from now. but an israeli official says the details are still being hammered out, as israel has still not received names of the first hostages that are set to be released by hamas. here is where the broad outline of that deal stands, as we are right now. at least ten hostages were kidnapped 47 days ago are expected to be freed per day, with ten more being released each day after that for at least four days, though officials are hopeful it could potentially last even longer than that. in exchange, israel will release 150 pales
[explosions] sandra: this is a fox news alert. israeli forces 0ing in on senior hamas come yaernsd. they raid the homes. troops have killed several operatives and located dozens of weapons and some 35 tunnel shafts. we re more than 40 days into the israel/hamas war and this is the faulkner focus. i m sandra smith in for harris, the largest hospital in gaza continues to be a main focus of israel s offense. this idf video showing a hamas tunnel beneath al-shifa that main medical facility there. another video showing hamas members taking hostages inside the same hospital on october 7th. heavy fighting breaking out around another hospital in northern gaza. one former israeli intelligence chief with this. the fighting is very surgical. it is slow, it is very methodical. we are trying not to reach any of the non-combatant population in the gaza strip. now again one little note, the non-combatant population in the gaza strip is really a non-existent term. all of the gazans who
down in her new, not yet furnish irned home. the team is exhausted. the whole story this sunday, 9:00 p.m. eastern pacific right here on cnn. the news continues. the source with kaitlan collins starts now. tonight.ts now. breaking news. a colorado judge has ruled donald trump can be on the ballot, but also says he engaged in the january 6th insurrection. plus georgia prosecutors now want trump in court less than three weeks after the republican national convention and just three months before the 2024 election. of course, a reminder, that is a trial that will be televised. also tonight advertisers are fleeing from elon musk s x, as he himself is facing backlash over his anti-semitic posts, from many of the biggest companies in america. i m kaitlan collins, and this is the source. tonight, donald trump has survived what was the most serious attempt to force him off the ballot in the primaries. a colorado judge says he can t stay on the ballot there. this is also