special edition of the ingraham angle. two major breaking stories happening tonight. the first israel and hamas have come to a temporary cease-fire deal, which includes a hostage and prisoner swap. but late tonight, we learned from the israeli government that the swap has been delayed. we ll go live to northern israel for the latest in moments. but, first: two people are dead after a massive vehicle explosion at the u.s.-canada border video shows the car flying through the air before ending in fiery crash. alexis mcadams is standing by with all the breaking details. alexis? hey, jason. so this has been developing throughout the day and with breaking news comes breaking developments. so the latest information we have so far is sources telling us that earlier in the day that explosion after that crash was so loud they thought there were several explosive devices in that vehicle. so that was the initial reporting that came throughout the day. now new york s kathy hochul tryi
welcome to the special edition of hannity. i am judge jeanine pirro in for sean. earlier today, a vehicle exploded at the rainbow bridge border crossing connecting new york and canada leaving two dead. our very own kevin corke has the latest. that vehicle actually exploded on the rainbow bridge after hurtling into america from canada this morning. if you haven t seen the pictures, they are quite incredible. it flew through the air at a high rate of speed before bursting into flames right next to an immigration checkpoint. as you pointed out, judge, two people in the car died and at least one border patrol official was injured. authorities quickly shut down three other crossings connecting western new york and canada. buffalo niagara international airport has been closed to international flights according to the faa. tonight, the fbi, we are told, is spearheading the investigation into this incident. new york state and local authorities are also on the scene. meanwhile the n
joining us. joining us. ac 360 starts now. captions by vitac www.vitac.com who and when? those are the two key questions at this moment, as we wait for the release of women and children taken hostage on october 7th. john berman in for anderson. first, the when, which we thought was just a few hours away, a temporary pause in fighting between israeli forces in hamas followed by the release of the first 50 hostages from gaza and 150 palestinians being held in israel. late today, however, israel s national security counscil will not start until friday. this includes the pause in fighting, also delayed until friday. as to the question of who, a source familiar with the matter tells us that the u.s. officials have a working list of ten hostages they believe are likely to be released on day one of the process. and though no one is publicly naming the ten, administration officials today did talk specifically about three americans being held. we anticipate that three amer
the new details about when the temporary cease-fire between israel and hamas will begin, and what we are learning tonight about the hostages expected to be released. going nowhere fast. heading home for the holidays means a sea of brake lights on interstate 95. it s slow going in delaware. we ve hit 5 miles an hour. i am here at a dog park in new york city where some owners are expressing concern about a mysterious illness affecting dogs in several states. what to watch out for with your dog. just like this is flu season for people, this is flu season for dogs, as well. it is truly addictive. jericka: and we are serving up some tips on the sport that is sweeping the nation. how to perfect and protect your pickleball game. you ve just got to give your body time to heal and rest. jericka: good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us on this wednesday night. i m jericka duncan in for norah. we begin tonight with a deadly car explosi
any hostages come home? that s tonight on news night. good evening. i m in washington. just hours from now families were hoping to welcome their loved ones that were held by hamas and instead they are waiting anxiously at least for one more day. possibly much longer. at this point the fighting has not stopped in gaza. there is no truce. israeli officials have not given a reason why the deal approved by israel s cabinet last night is now on hold. we start in tel aviv and kaitlan collins is there. what do we know about what might be causing this delay? reporter: i think it just speaks to how fluid this entire agreement, this entire negotiation has been. it s something they ve been working on for so long. and officials are not surprise that had it is delayed. it is a little surprising because we did hear from the prime minister netanyahu talking about how difficult it was to sign off on this agreement. to come to this agreement, to exchange 50 israeli hostages for 150 palest