last minute snag delaying a deal. the temporary cease-fire expected to begin in the coming hours. qatar s foreign minister will give details any moment now. thank you for joining us. i m griff jenkins. hay, julie. julie: i m julie banderas. happy thanksgiving to you, griff. the agonizing wait continues for israeli families. they have spent six weeks hoping against hope that their loved ones will return home safely. griff: jeff paul kicks things off for us in southern israel. the israeli security forces here saying the first batch of hostages likely won t be coming out until friday at the earliest. it speaks to the complicated and dell indicate nature of the ongoing negotiations. because no hostages are coming out. no pause in the war especially for soldiers like the ones at the military base in southern israel. under the original agreement, between israel and hamas, they were going to probably have the first batch of hostages come out as soon as today. that would have
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
news, the israeli government meeting behind closed doors debating a plan to free more than 30 hostages. we will speak to the family of the youngest american hostage, a three-year-old girl. likening abortion to the holocaust, we are reviewing more than 100 times as speaker johnson interviews and you will want to hear a lot more of what he uncovered there. let s go out front. good evening, outfront tonight the breaking news, we are standing by for a crucial vote with the fate of more than 230 people hanging in the balance. israel s full cabinet is meeting and about to vote at any point. it s past 2:00 in the morning. they are voting on a deal to release some of the hostages that were taken from israel on october 7th mac in the terrorist attack. we are going to bring you the news as soon as the vote takes place. the full cabinet, i want to be clear here, has already been meeting through the hours of the night here . five hours already meeting, debating details of the deal. w
reporter: hello and welcome to our viewers, joining us here in the united states and all around the world, as we continue our breaking news coverage with the israel-hamas war. i m rosemary church. israel has signed off on a deal to release at least 50 hostages held in gaza by hamas. in a move that s bringing hope to families waiting for the return of their loved ones. the government of one only backed the deal at the end of a six hour kept making. the hostages expected to be afraid or women and children. and exchange, hamas says 150 palestinian prisoners also women and children, will be released from israeli jails as part of that deal. qatar delivered the proposal, following weeks of continuous negotiations. and now says the humanitarian police will be announced within the next 24 hours. hamas, says that deal involves the entry of hundreds of trucks carrying aid, medical supplies, and fuel into gaza. and earlier, the israeli prime minister s office said the deal was set t
the fbi investigating an explosion at rainbow bridge near niagara falls. the car obliterated. a source says the two people in the car dead. a border patrol officer injured. the white house, homeland security on all ends responding to it. with the holiday in mind, law enforcement on alert. welcome. i m edward lawrence in for neil cavuto, this is a special edition of your world. let s go to alexis mcadams in new york with what we know at this hour. alexis? sources say that they believe this was a terrorist attack at that border crossing at the rainbow bridge. we ve been making calls. now they re out of the meetings and now we re getting new information that a car had two men in it in the passenger seat and driver s side. they were trying to cross in the u.s. in to canada and trying to avoid border patrol agents according to this source that got this update. that car started going at a high rate of speed and crossed over the median to get away from the border patrol agents.