hello, i m boris sanchez in washington, alongside wolf blitzer in tel aviv, israel. in just 11 hours when the clock strikes midnight in the united states, the fighting will stop. at least that s the new plan for the temporary truce between israel and hamas after a one-day delay. the pause will be followed by the first group of hostages released by hamas. this morning, the qatari government laid out an updated framework. listen. the beginning of the pause will be 7:00 a.m. friday. the 24th of november. and it will last as agreed for four days. and the first batch of civilians to be released will be around 4:00 p.m. on the same day. they will be 13 in number, all women and children. and wolf, cnn has learned the israeli government has received a list of 13 women and children who will be released tomorrow, and their families have been notified. interesting, the first group of palestinian prisoners, boris, is also set to be freed by israel at that same time on friday, 4:00
group of hostages being held by hamas is expected to be released. wolf? 13 women and children are set to be freed in that first group. the israeli government says it has the list of names and has notified the families. but in advance of all of this, israel says it has conducted hundreds of strikes in gaza. cnn s jeremy diamond is a few miles from gaza right now. he s joining us from sterot and he just heard a bombardment last hour. we also have oren leiberman here with me in tel aviv. oren, let me go to you first. walk us through what we ll see on the ground. wolf, a few moving parts here and it all requires meticulous planning which is why we might have seen that delay last night. we ll see hundreds of aid trucks begin to enter gaza for that desperately needed humanitarian assistance there, then nine hours after that pause in fighting begins we ll begin to see the release of those 13 women and children, the first group of hostages. they ll go to the red cross from hamas,
announcer: this is cnn breaking news. welcome back to cnn news central. we re following two breaking stories happening right now. prime minister benjamin netanyahu just spoke after a major hostage deal was finalized between israel and hamas. we re also following a developing story out of new york state. two are dead and the fbi is on the scene after a vehicle exploded at the u.s./canada border crossing near niagara falls. sources say a car carrying two male occupants exploded on its way to a secondary search location at the checkpoint at the rainbow bridge. we know president biden is receiving updates and the white house is in touch with canadian officials. we ll bring you the latest from upstate new york. first, we want to listen to prime minister netanyahu who is speaking for the first time since the deal was announced. translator: and the hostages, since the beginning of the war i cannot stop thinking about them and the members i met you. i heard from you what is
Russia captured the air field on the first day of the war. that as officials say three missiles were launched from crimea hit the odessa region. there are reportedly casualty we don t know how many. meanwhile buses crowded with 700 residents of mariupol arriving in zaparisya tonight. more than 100,000 still trapped in mariupol. the red cross wasn t able to get in today. they are trying again tomorrow. i want to bring in now cnn fred pleitgen in kyiv. fred, hello. ukrainian officials aren t confirming or denying whether they hit the fuel depot in russian territory. you reported from belgarad what do you think. it s complete will i unclear whether or not the ukrainians are lind it. certainly that is what the russians say. in fact in a move remarkable, the russian defense ministry
Red cross. nicole, i hear dome and louisiana and hurricane, and i immediately think of the new orleans superdome and hurricane katrina which leads me to ask what the red cross is doing to make sure some of those horror stories from 16 years ago don t emerge again. and you know today, thank you for having me. right now we have about 600 folks of red cross on the ground in preparation for this storm, right? we re sitting with fellow louisianians and riding this storm out, but really we ve got rod crossers here operating evacuation shelters, and we re planning for what the next few days are going to look like. as the sun rises in the morning, what is the damage? what what do families need? what does the community need and for us the red cross is going to be there to help in this recovery. nicole in 2005, of course, the red cross wasn t also dealing with the coronavirus. what precautions do you have to put in place to try and contain the spread of the delta variant