exploring the funds as well as cost programming international. so make us involve clos, john, and bring programs to inform and inspire on challenges there. the . ready the 13 is really captives, 100 over a guys are sitting. how much tell us? i'll just 0. it shows they're still in control of areas that are being the focus of israel's offense, the robots and, and this is the 0 live from don't also coming up. the group is now in israel, 3 time nationals on the russian is randy joe. citizen, i've also been released the

west bank welcom for 13000000 palestinian inmates who were freed from israeli jails as fonts and the do. also, i had buildings on lives in ruins as the cx 5 between israel and thomas holds for the 3rd states, palestinians in gaza. take stock of old. they've lost the just past 23 gmc, that's one a in gaza. the 3rd exchange of captives for prisoners between israel and hama, says being completed on day 3 of us these far in gaza. 13 is really captive, so being handed over by how most of the red cross and they are now in israel. these exclusive pictures shows a hand over in guys, a city in the north of the strip, which has been devastated by the war. the areas also being the focus of weeks of intense is rarely a tax on us is also released to 3 types citizens. and one russian is really

a citizen that i've trust has confirmed. they've all been transferred out of gas them and exchange israel release of 139 palestinian prisoners that have been seems of jubilation in ramallah. a bus took them there from the offer present in the westbank. large crowds of flooded the streets, welcoming the prisoners as the re united with their families. i am a senior representative of some a honda and it says the group is willing to extend the cx 5 deal under the cover in terms of how does the groups political department boston name told dollar to 0 that israel's claims of dismantling homeless and gaza or false, i see the nature of to be how sony gave me the how do i still have full control over the team, especially in the area and which has been to me for a few been on the same home phone. but i'm to the partial a total of the the but those of the touch tonic, all those rooms in con eunice for us. um,

talk us through this reese that happened today because there was something significantly different in that the previous 2 groups have been released through the rafa crossing. but this happened in the north and actually in gaza city itself . the to this, what was significant change today is the location of releasing the just really at present isn't hostages, generally, who were captured in psych goals and from what is also important to say that at the palestinian sciences that choose the central areas of gone city and even the north of the territory, since as for releasing those prisoners in order to give a clear indication that the palestinian fighters keep conducting an evening, controlling over the course of events on the ground. meanwhile, the, the, the is ready occupation and return to the release of a 17 is very hostages, that they have released around 159 palestinians, including when a palestinian, who had been from the gaza strip from roof district to has been for united again

with his family clearly this, this kind of release that came today came in order to show how strings are trying to publish the inside just to show and also from the this side. these with documentation forces. today earlier had showed that the is very, a prime minister. benjamin is and you have has came to the goal is this trip and showed full support to his maneuvering troops on the ground in order to help them and even to push them to keep fighting until they achieve their listed goal. since the beginning of this findings so clearly posed spots on the ground, trying to exchange messages as also pull spots to give a positive intentions in terms of having the possibility of extending the ceasefire and even guaranteed the flow of humanitarian aids into the in place. yeah, this the day, 3 of the ceasefire, obviously it's how i can, the people are one would imagine looking to see whether or not there is going to be any movement on it. and the extension of this is far that you, you mentioned there,

but how are they using their time that they have at the moment a yes of from early hours of the ceasefire. people inside the gauze district started looking forward to a forward the basic needs. they were as if they were lining up an or the front of the gates of the fuel station in order to fill their cause and even to have their gas canisters bills with a guys in order to keep uh, operating and in their life. and even to keep making their own suit, the oldest of course and traits on even returning back again to the houses which where they have been evacuated from due to the is really a religious attacks. they try to take what had remained from the destroyed houses. others be just look the and look forward and even start searching for their missing beloved one from under the russell's as the scenes from the north and central areas of gauze as to were really horrific due to the is very wide scale destruction that

had been caused by the occupation forces for separate areas, of course, the territory. so the palestinians believe that it's the proper time during the choose to afford old basic needs as they are going to be much more concerns regarding the affordability of these items in the post a new market, or even a to the guarantee of having much more humanitarian aids that might deliver to the goal is this trip. if the fighting on the ground has resumed again, we come us and israel tires are both really and con eunice talk. thank you very much indeed. as well as what we've been talking about, israel's release 139 palestinian prisoners as part of sundays exchange. many of them of return home to ramallah in the occupied westbank. i'll just say this. charlotte stratford was there. he's been speaking with one of the released prisoners. you joined us in the home of uh oh ma. let sean here who has just been released from jail um on uh, was arrested when he was 15 years old and sentenced to uh,

to more than a 2 year sentence. and he's just freed. and you're gonna have to, excuse me, but we're going to try and my broken arabic to, to speak to the family chicago on the come the think i was for having cuzamano. thank you for except to speaking with a whole load over. so my 1st question to you, how much of that is of you? can you share your emotions with this shoulder? i mean, i feel very happy. thank god all locked fashion, but unfortunately we will find our toy in complete. we hope that all prisoners will be released and may older march years rest in peace while i'm on. look at the only i'm the i'm the the hallmark can you describe how's the situation in presence of the situation in prisons is very tough. it's a humiliation we don't have anything we are deprived from the only thing that we're

deprived from every single we do not have even blankets. we don't have any bits to sleep on. i hope that everyone will be released. how does he on the decision is the situation in prison then also moves overdone, was it as well? did the situation come more difficult after the start of the court? yes, since october 7, all the we did not have access to news, and all our hearts were with casa and mailed them, our tears rest in peace, min jani, to call them, are you scared to be arrested again? no, i'm not scared. i'm not afraid. god is on our side and show them some of them, but we are expecting victory soon. hopefully. well then a call with us president joe biden is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu as welcome the idea of extending this is 5 by one day and exchange for the release of

10 additional captives held by homeless in gaza. as agreed originally under the cost of the broker deal just going to be very short on them. so if. busy there's a deal that says it is possible to release every day 10 more hostages, and that is welcome to mom. i told president biden, that by the end of the deal, we are going back full force to achieve our goals. eliminate him, us a guarantee that guides or will not go back to what it was and of course, release all our hostages under salutes unoccupied, east jerusalem for us. i want to talk 1st of all about town. these pictures of apartments have benjamin netanyahu in the guy so its not clear exactly when this happened or where he was just talk us through. what's been happening with that, and also about the conversation that he's been having with us present and joe biden as well. the us war, excuse me, these really war cabinet is convening today after these really prime minister

benjamin netanyahu spoke with us president joe biden, the american president emphasizing that he is in favor of extending the temporary cease fire. additionally, they spoke about the release of a 4 year old captive, who was an american is really they are how be she is back home. these really prime minister touring gaza for the 1st time in this war. but it's also the 1st time it is really prime minister has been inside of the gaza strip since the 2005. this engagement, while he was there, he was surrounded by troops using this really is a photo opportunity for himself to assert that he is still a war time leader. that israel is still at war with him a. and even though there is this temporary pause, he reiterated that israel will continue it's war. he laid out the 3 objectives that is really have been talking about since the beginning,

the total dismantling of how massive capabilities, militarily and politically, to ensure there is no threat that israel fuels will come from the gaza strip and the return of all of the captive now remember, these really defense minister jo, off of the launch also towards the gaza strip for the 1st time since the war began just a couple of days ago when the cease fire started. now when it comes to the extension of the ceasefire, all parties have indicated a willingness to extend it beyond the 4 days that were stipulated in the original agreement. however, these really start saying that the initial offer for the extension is to go on, changed forever. additional day, but there will be a pause in the fighting. israel expects 10 more captives to be released. now while there has been a willingness and expand expression towards that willingness to go for the extension of the ceasefire, we have not been hearing about anyone. finally agreeing to it just yet,

even though the american president has told us in yahoo that he hopes the ceasefire will continue. and as we've been talking about those 3rd, a group of captives has been returned to israel. one of them is you were talking about little and is really american girl. clearly, that is going to resonate with the, the, the, by the ministration. what can you tell us about who's been in that group and that kind of reception that they've received on their return as well the reception upon their return, it was quite an emotional scene that since they left from the northern part of the gods of friends, they were welcome by essentially a convoy of his release from all went to the street once they heard word that the buses were arriving into that area, meeting them with his really flags of signs and cheers. then they were taken to a military base in the south where they were then air listed to hospitals to be

reunited with their families. however, the as rarely army did say that one woman an 84 year old was immediately air lifted to the hospital because of a life threatening medical situation and she is in serious condition. we have not yet received an update from the as really health ministry or the army on her condition since she arrived to the hospital. now the reception for these captive after a 3rd successful day of the prisoner exchange and captives release, they had since reunited with their families. and several of those families have spoken to media saying that they couldn't believe they saw their loved ones in the video upon their release when the red cross was taking that convoy outside of the gaza strip. now there are other families who are speaking saying that even though they know their loved ones who are not women and children and not for a national since they won't be part of this deal. they are happy for all of the

captives who are returning. and there is a cautious optimism among these really public as the 4th day of the ceasefire agreement begins in just about an hour's time. and there's only then i'll get by the east jerusalem. i'm to thank you very much indeed. a day for maybe about to start. the day 3 of the sci fi is coming to a close on palestinians who left central gaza at the start of the war. i've been using the time to return home for the 1st time since the war broke out as but many no longer have homes to go back to is rarely to air strikes, have reduced entire neighborhoods to rubble all say, and reports rubble and debris piling the streets bustling with people in god's does densely populated me say that refugee camp is really jets, has destroyed many buildings here at the bar. i did many homes. this is despite israel telling many palestinians to move here from the north for their safety. the

count is south of the central where the area have union here, sadly were in their home when israel bombarded the entire area. it's a strategy that israel has been using to wipe out entire neighborhoods during this war. 5 years says the building opposite to their home housing, shops and offices is what was targeted. but regardless of the civilian homes in the neighborhood, israel ball did tall with no prior notice because i asked if we could, i ask you how the my memories in my home is be my memories. i would never let it go . i live for 23 years and i will stay in it even if i knew smo prostate remains, even if it's not safe off to the sea spa and i should remain patient in my home in the days of the ceasefire. come to an end, the people ask me to say it after

a few times, fill the streets, trying to enjoy some risk 5, n c, p. a sydney needs to none of these really bombardments. people here say they've spent most of the ceasefire on the streets trying to secure some food and supplies for their families before israel's the tax res, you but the soaring prices and shortage of basic supplies have had their told on the people to get advantage. i'd be glad to get the price as a source because of a lack of supplies. everything is expensive to buy. this has never happened to have a lives before. i just hope that after all the suffering that we've enjoyed our children in the bathroom and happy alone that the people have guides the don't know what to expect after the ceasefire and but for now, they say they want to live fully and enjoy every moment of each day you're missing,

you elena, is 0. this a ride in the central cause, the strip, the still ahead and all the data is really raising the occupied was fine. james, 6 palestinians dead. were going to speak to some of the relatives left with the loss. the the brought to you by visit, cut off, we go with your headlines for the americas. thank you so much for your time. and we're going to talk about the heats in by a blanca couple of days. the temperature has been locked in to 35. that's almost a good 10 above where you should pay for this some of your store and still in our usual problem spots here, paraguay, the southeast of brazil. that is cool. as it has been in sao paulo, your temperature has come up those storms really through the western side of brazil through the amazon jungle weather alert, still in play,

cross accurate or for some intense storms here and cold air. rushing out of the u. s. means and what weather around the bay of can patch a southern mexico, lower temperatures in mexico city as well as pressing down your temperature to just 19 degrees on monday. certainly it's fresh for field across the southern us. plenty of sun though, so that's the good news and still that disturbed weather running across the us northeast and the canadian maritime provinces. for parts of nova scotia really right across the canadian maritimes, wind gusts will exceed 80 kilometers per hour to the west. we go much calmer here. plenty of sun, vancouver, 8 degrees, same for seattle, and 10 in portland. let's go to california where it's been breezy as of late bit more cloud cover, mostly cloudy, day actually, and l a was a high of 23. on monday. bye for now. the quote to you by visit cuts on israel is still refusing to allow the international journal into jobs to cover the carnage they're all that they can report on 1st hand is the,

is really saw. palestinian porter is risking everything to get the story f 15 members for funding 5 kills and an ass dr. sharon company. one that we don't cover the news we cover the way the news is the listening post. the watching. i'll just need a reminder of a told stories this hour. a 3rd exchange of prisoners for captains has taken place between homos and israel. 13 is res. were handed over to the red cross in gaza city . each alma says that this shows they are serving control of areas that were

subjected to heavy is really from boston for all the captains to be transferred through the roof of crossing later. 39 palestinian prisoners were released from those rainy jails. as part 6 fired deals that were greeted by their families and joys crowds will be occupied, westbank. and there would be cheerful reunions in israel as well. the 1st captive with american citizenship, a 4 year old girl is among those released and shows prime minister says is open to extending the ford a single spot, if more captives of or, or wirelessly as far as housing guys. and there's be no laptop and is maybe evades in the occupied west bank in the last day at least 6 palestinians have been killed . st bus drivers in more mala he's been speaking to their families. the homecoming with different unions only

a final farewell at the same time as prisoners and to cease fire and gauze. israel continues to demonstrate a disregard for palestinian mohammed just 16. a 10th grade shotwell writing his motorcycle. his family says there were skirmishes that a nearby and legal settlement, but he did not have to dial. witnesses say he bled out because is really soldiers blocked in ambulance from helping him. he was the eldest murdock. i felt as if he was bidding fade with yesterday. he followed me from one room to the next. he said he wanted to have breakfast together . he saw all his friends as if he was saying good bye. lowes the shovel in janine another mother, the same agony of our living,

your own child for 18 year old son. my mood was smoking by his bedroom window during the rate in the refugee camp where he lived. gunfire followed by soldiers breaking into their ha. she says she held a towel to her son's chest along is really soldiers looking on. medics were down stairs, but blowing on them from attempting to create to walk with him. i saw him standing there, but he was on settings. i helped him sit on the floor. his brother was screaming, he's been shown to the soldiers entered in a very brief away and screaming and costing up my girls. they pushed them outside and told me to leave my son. i said i went on demanded and ambulance will eventually move to an ambulance, but only allowed to leave. after he was already dead, a medic who was at the scene said they could have saved him. if they'd been allowed to get to him in time on the 3rd day of the ceasefire,

some search lists of names of people coming home, others buried dead. israel continues its attacks on the occupied westbank on 2 separate rates in 2 separate locations. but very similar circumstance is really so using deadly force in civilian areas. then preventing 1st responders from providing life saving care preventable dis, made certain pattern palestinian say of malicious intent. the same bus route of the old is 0. remo can be occupied by under the cease fire agreement. hundreds of trucks carrying food, fuel and medicine have been allowed to cross into gaza through the rough or crossing, but humanitarian agencies. a warning that the need inside the strip is still over welding. earlier on sunday, un children's agency delivered 5 trucks filled with high energy biscuits, victim, and tablets for children as well as medical kids. the people have started as far as

you can see in that all eyes. i haven't a volume see that you get a do not on the have an 8 and for awhile and yet we're able to get to the hospital arrival to do this delivery. and then, and then there's just, it's a matter of minutes really literally something people as i get want to stop drinking award. i immediately turn, it wasn't on writing to try to call that coastal types of harm, but it's just drinking the past thursday, the thursday for diet. and that is spinning. the subscriber is just joined us feelings, waterborne diseases. and from a unit 7 point of view, there was trucks and trucks of medical supplies and i told you to talk to is getting a sense of what they need. again, you see that religion, advice, emergency, children, kids for mean wives, ivy, solutions, silent solutions, multiple vitamins that show runners. treat trees, people keep asking for. yeah. is sort of what one medicines and for what you

and i had a purse inside of that to be, you know, i you yeah. to end the war. yeah. are you really, if you in the war more to say now real life is paid to side of elsewhere we the to stop bleeding? i thought i was prime minister who's also the minister of foreign affairs, has appeared on american television to talk about doha is key role in brooklyn, and the hostage deal between hom, us and israel. i'm going to be not off on all the time each told cbs news, but he's optimistic about the ongoing efforts to release all americans being held by homeless. they also spoke about the possibility of extending the ford a sci fi. if hamas is able to locate more captives, is that content is monitoring the distribution of humanitarian aid and release operations in both israel and garza. he also emphasized they'll have a solid relationship with the us highlighting past collaborations and i've kind of done the underscore the bringing an end to the conflict is possible through

a political solution for a palestinian state is as com is ready to play a role in the future of gaza, a lot of causes minister of state for international cooperation law. while washington of kata has visited southern garza and she's spoken to alj a 0 about the role that the gulf states has been playing as quickly as we will, pushing towards increasing the quantity of humanitarian aid to deliver equally. we are paul efforts aiming at extending the humanitarian truce will be successful. this will enable full policies to deliver move, release. aides will not had the massage. there are a number of posts being followed, including the diplomatic one to this end, the assets being made and took being held in attempt to have the truce extended pilots that there are discussions in terms of logistics and coordination with the stakeholders via the us or the additional thirty's, in relation to the profit board across the, the couple of the role paid by the state of utah bronsels in many directions. as i

said, the diplomatic negotiation policy and humanitarian relief. one, speaking of the lot to tell us thoughts of dispatching relief sites since october the 16th and til the stay guitar is willing to deliver more humanitarian aid. there are many logistical obstacles, including the daily stephen put to the quantity of a to enter into the cause of stripping. there is no point dispatching release a to be left in storage without being delivered, especially the medical supplies, which required certain protocols and temperatures, the handling kind of thing. so i regret to say that the waiting window makes 10 over 2 weeks. and these items may parish the key message it is that the states of control, along with other from the brotherly states, reiterate that they offer pets, deliver any quantities of humanitarian aid, with the ceiling and placed renders the process less effective and more difficult at the football we doing what we come together with the exceptions, constantly and rapidly to insure the swift delivery of aids and the desired

quantities. however, we have faced with many obstacles i named only so many as we will have had will supplement us president joe biden's. welcome the release of a 3rd group of captives held by homeless sees as you'd like to the cease fire to continue as long as captives are being released my kind of reports. it was a hastily arranged news conference, president biden saying, he didn't want to speak until he was certain. the captives had been released safely and he expressed the hope that the c spy would be extended. well look, you know, the deal calls for, for every, for every 10 houses relation to extend another day. so i'm hopeful this is not, yeah, it's going to continue. literally says, continue as progressive voices in congress argue that more pressure should be brought to bear on israel for restraint. this was the president's response earlier in the week. and

so i think that 20412 for. but i don't think if i started off with that, we ever got them when we already know, but national security advisor has attempted to clarify what the president meant. well, in that answer, president biden acknowledge the idea. but he went on to say that his approach president biden's approach, which was high level private diplomacy, has actually generated results to the president by didn't once to us congress for another $14000000000.00 in a to israel, a giant some that could, will result in loud to calls will conditions to be attached. my kind of, i'll just era washington, 3 palestinian students have been injured in a shooting in the us state of amongst the found a standing foreign ministry as condemned to the shooting and his calling on authorities to find those responsible. i dialed as the executive director of the american out of anti discrimination committee and he says the students are victims

of a hate crime. it is even though more clear that it is a hate crime. they were not robbed. it wasn't a domestic violence situation. and it's not somebody that they know or somebody that could have targeted them for any other reason. but the fact that the suspect took it upon himself to identify them by their c i. then i find that they were a lock up to, um, uh, and just open up, you know, open, shoot, you know, shooting is very, you know, traveling where we had so many incidents at least come across our office and our partner organizations. and it's directly correlated to the rhetoric we're seeing around the policy and communities in the europe, communities abroad. and tying that here in the us, the dehumanization of palestinians. this is what it leads to. so when there's elected officials talking about pel, sydney and students are like the officials trying to get rid of cussing and splitting groups. this is what happens.