ainsley: we begin the final hour of fox and friends with a fox news alert. we are in the fourth and final day of a temporary ceasefire deal between israel and hamas and we re learning both sides have concerns over the list of israeli hostages and palestinian prisoners to be released today. steve: four more were released yesterday, bringing the number to 40 over the last three days. right now, we have team coverage with a look at the palestinians being released. first check with trey yingst outside the schneider medical center in israel. trey. trey: good morning. i want to start with an update. we understand there are disagreement between israel and hamas about the final list that will include more hostages being released from gaza. the qataris and egyptians are working on the final day of the ceasefire and trying to extend this ceasefire for more prisoners to be released. three thai nationals have been released. nine children brought to the schneider hospital with two
girls opened the door and tried to escape, according to the minister, and they were hacked with ma shesties, and at least 20 girls were killed but the boy s dormitory was locked and they were unable to get in and the first video, they through a petro bomb in the boys dormitory and the kids were in there and at least 17 of them are burnt beyond recognition. they will need to do dna analysis to identify those bodies and sends them to their family. a really horrific attack the worst that uganda has seen in decades and the worst carried out since 1998 when there was an attack on another educational institution and people were killed. the people who live in this area are scared for their lives. i want to listen to one person who lives in this area. we are in a lot of fear. we do not know how we are going to get help, because it seems like the rebels are amongst us. they come spying and we need a lot of protection.
he tells her that they live in fear. he is emotional. we can come? yeah? they take to us a house. she calls out to her neighbors, here ethnic uzbek and curds and russians live side by side. reporter: this is your house? yes, it is my dog. look at what i found here. this is looking like a petro bomb, and you light, this and there is petro inside of the bottle and you throw it, and it will explode. she passes through what is left of a neighbor s house. they are ethnic russian. you can still feel the heat coming off of the rubble. it is still hot. that looks like it was an old microwave cooker, and this is clearly the roof. her house is still standing, but it has been looted. what has happened? i don t know. reporter: a few minutes is all it takes to grab what little