investigating this deadly plane crash in plano, texas. the pilot was killed when the single-engine plane went down right outside of a shopping center. nobody else was hurt. and 60 years after their first u.s. tour, the rolling stones are going back on the road. the north american tour starts april 28th sponsored by aarp. for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm jarred hill, cbs news, new york. it's wednesday, november 22nd, 2023. this is the "cbs morning news." hostage deal. israel and hamas agree on a plan for the release of dozens of hostages in exchange for palestinian prisoners and a pause in the fighting. how it will work, when it will start, and who could be among those released. the wet and messy thanksgiving rush is on. a record number of people

expected to hit the roads in the skies. what you can expect before heading out. and he's back! openai is reinstating sam altman as their ceo, less than a week after his ouster. the breaking details. well, good morning and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. six and a half weeks after hamas launched its horrific terror attack on israel, there is a deal for some of the hostages to finally come home. here's what both sides agreed to. hamas will release 50 hostages in stages. israel will free 150 palestinian prisoners in their jails. and there will be a four-day pause in fighting, so more humanitarian aid can be brought into gaza. a u.s. official says three americans are expected to be among the hostages released, including abigail mor-edan who turns 4 on friday. ian lee is joining us now from london with all the overnight breaking developments.

>> good morning, anne-marie. this would be the first pause in the fighting since the war started roughly seven weeks ago. diplomats hope this is the beginning of many as they try to de-escalate the situation in gaza. overnight, the qatari government announced that israel and hamas agreed to a deal for a four-day cease-fire plus the release of 50 civilian women and children hostages held in gaza in exchange for some palestinian women and children currently detained in israeli prisons. the beginning of the pause in fighting will be announced within next few hours. >> we've been working on this intensively for weeks. >> reporter: in a statement, president biden said that the deal should bring home additional american hostages and that he will not stop until all of them are released. >> i want everybody back. >> reporter: 63-year-old gilad has seven relatives that are believed to be among the roughly 240 hostages that hamas took on october 7th, including his son, daughter-in-law, and young grandchildren.

>> imagine that your kid instead of sleeping in the bed with blanket, it's underground, deep. >> reporter: the deal will allow larger truck convoys carrying much-needed humanitarian aid, including fuel, to flow to civilians in gaza. this woman says that their lives have become tragic and she asks for god's mercy. the united nations says 1.7 million civilians in gaz are displaced and face hunger and disease. before his government agreed to the deal, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said the pause does not mean an end to the war, and that his country will continue to fight until absolute victory. the israeli government says that a temporary pause in fighting would be extended an extra day for every additional ten hostages hamas releases, anne-marie. >> so ian, give us a sense of the logistics here. can you explain just how the release would work? >> so today the supreme court is hearing any objections to the deal.

they're going to hear from people who oppose it. we're hearing that there are some. those are likely to be put aside and this deal will go through, as likely as early as tomorrow. we're hearing, according to israeli media, about 12 to 13 hostages will be released per day. and that the pause in the fighting is limited to a maximum of ten days. now, israel has released the name of 300 palestinian prisoners that could be released in this deal. now, we don't know where any of these prisoners would go. would they go to the west bank, to gaza, to a third country? but it is likely when the israelis are released, that they will go to egypt. we've seen that in past agreement. anne-marie? >> well, i know they don't celebrate thanksgiving in israel, but really, just in time for thanksgiving. ian, thank you very much. well, "cbs mornings" will have much more on the hostage deal, including analysis and an interview with national security adviser jake sullivan. that is all ahead starting at 7:00.

several american troops have been wounded in an attack on the al asad air base in western iraq. officials say that a heavily armed u.s. attack plane quickly retaliated, killing several iran-backed militants. the pentagon says that this was the first time in recent weeks that u.s. troops were targeted with a close-range ballistic missile. over the past month, dozens of u.s. troops have been wounded in 66 attacks on bases in iraq and syria. and police in new york city say there are growing concerns about terrorist threats in response to the violence in gaza. cbs news has obtained a security alert, suggesting an increasing threat to new york. a new york state intelligence bulletin says that possible targets include protests and other public events. the warning comes as anti-semitic and anti-palestinian rhetoric spreads online, and the nypd and state police have stepped up security around tomorrow's thanksgiving day parade. and now to what is expected to be the busiest travel days of

the year, and severe weather is adding to the headache. a storm system that's been creating a mess in the eastern u.s. is finally beginning to push off the coast. rain will taper later today, along the eastern seaboard. meanwhile, out west, a burst of snow is spreading over the northern and central rockies. for those hitting the roads, the best time to go, before 11:00 a.m. that's according to aaa. the worst time, between 2:00 and 6:00 this afternoon. and if you are flying, you'll also have plenty of company. cbs' kris van cleave has the story from newark liberty airport. >> reporter: home for the holidays feels more like a race against mother nature. >> roads were light, traffic in the airport has been nice. >> reporter: jennifer murray and patrick stayer are off to wisconsin to meet their brand-new niece, if they can beat the weather. >> i was trying to avoid the crazy crowds that i'm anticipating tomorrow. we will also come back on saturday instead of sunday. >> reporter: from united

newark airport operations center, the airline is tracking about 370 scheduled departures. >> if anything is going wrong, we try to minimize the disruption both to the customers and all the people working here. so we try to have an aircraft and a gate plan that works for everyone. >> reporter: united expects nearly 6 million passengers during the holiday, up 13% from last year. and the airline is using a new boarding system dubbed wilma after pre-boards and elite fliers, they'll board window seats and middle seats and finally those in the aisle, hoping to save a few minutes per flight. senior vice president mike hanna. >> do you guys feel an added pressure that this goes right? >> there's definitely that added pressure, because you want to do everything you can to serve our customers. many of the customers during this time period traveling only one time a year, so it's critically important we're doing our absolute best to deliver for them. >> reporter: the wet, windy weather is already a factor on the roads, with more than 49 million expected to drive this week. some choosing to move up their plans and leave as soon as possible. >> we both got done with class and the weather's not great so we didn't want to travel at

night. >> reporter: wednesday expected to be very busy on the roads. aaa says the worst time to drive between 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. but in the morning, parts of the northeast will still be dealing with the effects of this weather. the storm has only caused limited airline cancellations, which is good, because wednesday expected to be the busiest day to fly ahead of thanksgiving. kris van cleave, cbs news, newark airport. well, breaking overnight, an about-face at openai. and the company behind chatgpt. it announced sam altman is set to return to the company as ceo, just days after his dramatic ouster sent shock waves through silicon valley. the news comes after nearly all of openai's nearly 700 employees threatened to follow altman to microsoft, which had just hired him to lead an ai lab. the company says altman will return with new board members, replacing the ones who had fired him. north korea claims it placed a military spy satellite into orbit. the north says it succeeded last

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thank you for joining us this morning. it's the day before thanksgiving. wednesday, hump day. november 22nd. >> got to buy that turkey. >> oh, yeah you do. >> let's get started. >> nothing artificial about the trama in the bay area tech world. is sam atman fired or rehired or both? get out the popcorn, people. imagine if your kids -- instead sleep in the bed with blankets and this -- it's underground. deep. >> agony and the hope for relief. word of a deal struck to bring israeli hostages home. i really hope it's not going to affect my flight. >> you know. because it's like -- the weather is not looking nice right now. >> tens of millions taking planes, trains and automobiles. but one holiday guest threatens to ruin the party. will mother nature be nice? for me, 's