relief for the family of 21—year—old mia schem, after 7 weeks held by hamas.another deadline looms to extend the truce. the us warns israel it must protect civilians in gaza, before it restarts military operations there. it is imperative that israel acts in accordance with the laws of war. day one of the cop28 climate summit in dubai brings a surprise breakthrough, as delegates from around the world discuss measures to limit the global temperature rise. and, embattled republican congressman george santos refuses to resign, as he faces another vote on removing him from office. hello, i'm sumi somaskanda. it is good to have you with us. we start in israel, where a temporary truce with hamas is set to expire in the coming hours, unless a deal is reached to extend the agreement. six more israeli hostages held in gaza have now been handed over to the red cross. mia schem, the 21—year—old woman kidnapped from a music festival on october 7th was among those just released by hamas. she's been reunited with her mother. but as one family celebrates the return of a loved

mia schem, who is 21, welcomed home by herfamily. safe at last. here she was before her ordeal. keren, spoke to us recently about the agonising wait to get her home. ijust want her back now, you know? our life will never be the same. but we will be all right. the minute she will be here, we will be fine. there is uncertainty still over the fate of the youngest hostage, kfir bibas, just ten months old. he was kidnapped with his brother, ariel, and mother. shiri. hamas claims all three were killed by israeli bombing. their father yarden repeated that claim in a video issued by hamas tonight. we aren't showing it, as he's clearly under duress and still a hostage. around 140 others remain captive in gaza. qatar is pushing to extend the truce once again so more can come home tomorrow. israel has made it clear that when the release of hostages comes to an end, it intends to return to war in gaza with full force. the army says it's ready for the next phase. this time, the fight will be in the south of gaza, which is already densely packed with those who had to flee the bombing in the n

relief for the family of 21—year—old mia schem, after 7 weeks held by hamas.ect civilians in gaza, before it restarts military operations there. it is imperative that israel acts in accordance with the laws of war. day one of the cop28 climate summit in dubai brings a surprise breakthrough, as delegates from around the world discuss measures to limit the global temperature rise. and, embattled republican congressman george santos refuses to resign, as he faces another vote on removing him from office. hello, i'm sumi somaskanda. it is good to have you with us.

. >>> and mia schem, one of the freed hostages, is speaking publicly for the first time on a tv interview saying her 54 days in captivity was like going through a holocaust. cbs' ian lee reports from tel aviv on news about another hostage that was confirmed dead. >> reporter: judy weinstein haggai was the last of the israeli american women believed to be held by hamas. the 70-year-old english teacher lived in nir oz next to the gaza border. she was last seen going for a walk with her husband the morning of the october 7th attack. the kibbutz says she was one of the victims murdered by hamas along with her husband. for weeks judy's son believed hamas held his mother hostage. >> my mom was -- is -- my mom is the most gentle human being i know. >> reporter: today's announcement comes as israelis demand their government secure the release of the remaining 129 hostages. their message is pretty simple -- they want all the hostages returned home by any means necessary. avi luppo and roni luppo live in kfar aza, one of the kibitzes attacked in october. as time goes by do you wary some hostages wo

six more hostages were released tonight mia schem's mother got the news she has been desperate for. was kidnapped from a music festival near gaza, where hamas massacred at least 260 people her mother, karen, spoke to lester last month. >> this is the worst nightmare for every mother in the world. >> reporter: today, mia was back with her mom in a reunion 55 days in the making during this truce, hamas has only freed two americans of the roughly eight it's holding. liat beinin was released last night. today, the kibbutz where she lived confirmed her husband aviv was killed by hamas. hersh goldberg-polin is another american citizen also kidnapped at the music festival. his arm was blown off during his capture tonight, his parents worry without medical care, his injury could be fatal >> we don't know if he is alive, but also, the more that get released, the more hopeful we are that hersh could be one of them >> reporter: i saw you have a sign on your door already, "welcome home, hersh. is that -- you're leaving it there >> our neighbors put that up the first week we'll leave it, and it w

. >> reporter: and a former hostage is speaking out tonight 20-year-old mia schem was held for 54 days now free, schem compared her experience to the holocaust, saying she was held not in a tunnel, but in a family house, with women and children she recalls the hospital where she says a surgeon operated on her hand without anesthesia telling her, you're not coming home alive. and for the hostages that remain in gaza, few signs of hope for new negotiations josh lederman, nbc news, tel aviv >>> all right, back here at home, and to politics now republican presidential candidate nikki haley on the defensive tonight for what she left out when she was asked about the causes of the civil war. ryan nobles has this one. >> reporter: tonight, republican presidential candidate nikki haley in cleanup mode after leaving out slavery as a root cause of the civil war during a town hall in new hampshire on wednesday. >> what do you want me to say about slavery >> i think you've answered my question thank you. >> next question >> reporter: haley spent thursday attempting to explain what she meant >> of c

mia schem now accuses all gazans of being complicit with the armed group, something many would deny. families under hamas control. - you know in retrospect i realised i was staying with a family. i was asking myself, why am i at a family's house? why are there children and a woman here? israel says its aim in gaza remains to dismantle hamas's military and governing capabilities. but for now, palestinian civilians are paying a huge price — forced to flee from their homes with no safe place to go. yolande knell, bbc news, jerusalem. israel says it has struck hezbollah militants in southern lebanon in response to missiles fired over the border. these pictures released by the israeli defense forces show them striking what they describe as hezbollah infrastructure near wadi hamul in lebanon. israel says they hit a number of targets including launch sites and a military compound. large crowds have gathered in yemen's capital at a houthi rally to show support for palestinians. chanting. thousands of people packed into sanaa, chanting and waving placards. iranian—backed houthi militants in y

the moment the family of 21-year-old mia schem, held hostage for 55 days, finally reunited. a mother holding onto the daughter she thought she'd lost. and just a few hours earlier, that massive crowd surrounding mia and another hostage. gunmen escorting her to that red cross van in gaza. mia's mother getting the phone call that her daughter was coming home. we first spoke with mia's mother six weeks ago, after her family watched this video released by hamas, showing mia in captivity, pleading to her family to help her get home. wounded and hollow-eyed, days after she was taken hostage from that music festival on october 7th. nothing will ever be the same for you? >> of course not. i mean, this is the worst nightmare every mother can have. >> reporter: hamas freeing eight hostages today, none of them americans. more than 100 still being held, with israel releasing 30 more palestinian women and minors, amid urgent negotiations. that temporary cease-fire set to expire in hours. and the fragile truce threatened today. video circulating online showing the moment palestinian gunmen

mia schem now accuses all gazans of being complicit with the armed group, something many would deny.'s families under hamas control. - you know in retrospect i realised i was staying with a family. i was asking myself, why am i at a family's house? why are there children and a woman here? israel says its aim in gaza remains to dismantle hamas's military and governing capabilities. but for now, palestinian civilians are paying a huge price — forced to flee from their homes with no safe place to go. yolande knell, bbc news, jerusalem. i spoke to gemma connell in rafah, in the southern gaza strip. she is the team leaderfor the un office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs. she told me about the latest situation there. the humanitarian situation in rafah is a human catastrophe. what we see right now is the continued arrivals of people who have already fled three, four or five times. we estimate nearly 10,000 people a day have been arriving just in these last days, just into united nations shelters, and many more are arriving into places outside of that, setting up makeshift shel

mia schem, who is 21, welcomed home by herfamily. safe at last. here she was before her ordeal.r, keren, spoke to us recently about the agonising wait to get her home. ijust want her back now, you know. our life will never be the same. but we will be all right. the minute she will be here, we will be fine. there is uncertainty still over the fate of the youngest hostage, kfir bibas, just ten months old. he was kidnapped with his brother, ariel, and mother. hamas claims all three were killed by israeli bombing. their father yarden repeated that claim in a video issued by hamas tonight. we aren't showing it as he's clearly under duress and still a hostage. around 140 others remain captive in gaza. qatar is pushing to extend the truce once again so more can come home tomorrow. israel has made it clear that when the release of hostages comes to an end, it intends to return to war in gaza with full force. the army says it's ready for the next phase. this time, the fight will be in the south of gaza, which is already densely packed with those who had to flee the bombing in the north.

mia schem now accuses all gazans of being complicit with the armed group, something many would deny.mas control. i you know, in retrospect i realised i was staying with a family. i was asking myself, "why am i at a family's house? "why are there children and a woman here?" israel says its aim in gaza remains to dismantle hamas's military and governing capabilities. but for now, palestinian civilians are paying a huge price — forced to flee from their homes with no safe place to go. yolande knell, bbc news, jerusalem. about 100,000 people have arrived in rafah in recent days, hoping for safety, according to the un. but gaza's health ministry, which is run by hamas, have reported multiple air strikes in the area. the building 13—year—old nadeen abdulatif and her family were sheltering in was severely damaged by an israeli strike earlier today. the family had moved to rafah after their house in gaza city was destroyed, killing nadeen�*s older brother. where am i supposed to go? children were killed here. 26 people were killed here. i am terrified. iam scared. and the thought of me being

a tearful reunion nearly eight excruciating weeks in the making. 21-year-old french israeli mia schemoying the october 7 festival before the massacre and kidnapping. tonight, she is 1 o 8 freed by hamas. her arm gravely injured, her aunt tells israeli media it was operated on by a palestinian veterinarian. the news of her return overwhelmed her mother. "mia is coming back," she cries. with the extension of the cease-fire and resuming of the war delayed one more day, secretary of state antony blinken during his visit to the region cautioned israel. >> but israel has one of the most sophisticated militaries in the world. it is capable of neutralizing the thret posed by hamas while minimizing harm to innocent men, women, and children. and it has an obligation to do so. >> reporter: but new signs of the conflict boiling over into the west bank. cctv tape shows the moment hamas terrorists, armed with an m-16 and a handgun, open fire on civilians waiting at this bus stop outside an entrance to jerusalem, police say. several were injured, including two americans, and at least four were kille

>> mia schem was among the innocent hostages taken from the music festival and tortured, injured or killeds arm was badly injured when she was abducted. she was operated on in the gaza strip. a few weeks after that, hamas published a propaganda video of mia in which she asked to return to israel. she says she was held captainive for 54 days in a dark room monitored 24/7 by a terrorist. she says she was somewhat shocked to discover she was being held in a family home with children inside. >> it's families under hamas, you know, in retrospect. i realized that was with a family. i started asking myself questions like why am i at a family's house? why are there children here? why is there a woman here? >> mia says basically everyone inside of gaza is under terrorism control or is a terrorist. that's her opinion. after her release, mia posted a picture which shows her arm injury and a new tattoo that says "we will dance again" along with the october 7th date. mia says she went silent after her release last month. now is talking because she wants the world to hear her story. >> it is important f

mia schem, the 21—year—old woman kidnap from a music festival in israel on october sevenis festival inael on october seven is want of the recent hostages now freed from hamas. this is the footage of where she was reunited with her mother. the release comes at the white house condemns what it called a terrorist attack by hamas gunmen that happened under a stop injerusalem under a stop in jerusalem earlier. under a stop injerusalem earlier. three people were killed in that attack. paul adams is injerusalem and has more on the hostage situation and the possibility of more violence to come. negotiations are still going on to see whether they can be further exchanges of prisoners and hostages but it will need to involve categories of hostages that have not been included... those negotiations are extremely difficult, extremely sensitive and at the moment the chances of success seem a little remote. that does all suggest that fairly soon, perhaps eminently israel will return to its military campaign in the gaza strip. and importantly, the us secretary of state antony blinken has said that whe

mia schem was kidnapped from the nova music festival october 7th after a gunshot wound to her arm. she describes receiving surgery in gaza without pain medicine. she spent much of the time in a house with a hamas member, his wife and children, but no one treated her with kindness. then she was taken to the tunnels. >> translator: i met other hostages. 6 people, seven people in a room of 2 by 2 meters, one on top of another, in a engage, one pita a day with no air. this is why i didn't digest my return home. i cannot make peace with it because there are more people there, and i know what it's like to be there, and it's in my head all day, every day. it doesn't leave me. >> you're seeing mia's emotional reunion with her family. mia said while in captivity she saw her mother on tv and drew strength from her mother's strength. >>> north korean leader kim jong-un says his country will no longer seek reconciliation and reunification with neighboring south korea. state media reports kim said it would be a mistake to deal with people who consider his nation, quote, the main enemy. it comes

mia schem says she was kept in a dark room for 54 days, monitored by a terrorist in a civilian house.families under hamas control, suddenly i start asking myself questions, why am i at a family's house? why are there children here? >> and today the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff emphasized how critical it is for third parties to stay out of this war, state affiliated or not, making note to the united states and israel are strong partners committed to peace in the middle east. >> matt finn in london tonight. thank you. the treasury department is targeting the flow of iranian money to houthi forces with new sanctions. those are imposed on a group of money exchange services from yemen and turkey that allegedly helped provide funding for houthi attacks on commercial ships in the red sea. the militant group has stepped up attacks against commercial vessels tracking data shows that at least four tankers transporting diesel and fuel from the middle east are taking longer routes to avoid the red sea, sparks concerns about rising costs and supply disruption. up next, we look at whatever

you have a picture there, i see of mia schem, cam back with a shattered arm.tages have come back reporting on the deaths of other hostages, some murdered in gaza. some allowed to die in torture situations of their wounds. all of that is having a major impact in heightening a feeling of simple desperation among the remaining hostage family members. this is growing amongst the israeli population in general. >> i do invite people, as always, to follow you on social media. you have so much information. again, it doesn't matter where anyone stands on the political spectrum or about the situation in israel and the occupied territories of gaza. you are heroic in your coverage. we thank you for that. we thank you for always being available to us. noah -- an independent journalist with decades of experience covering the israeli palestinian conflict. still ahead, is relieved from all around the world of gathered and buy for the annual climate change conference. with the apparent goal of tackling climate crisis and reducing our impact has been vastly overshadowed by cont

mia schem was one of the last hostages to get out. her mother first got word she was free by phone. then came the family reunion. 55 days in the making. there's now disappointment and anguish from israeli families whose hopes had started to rise that their relatives would be coming out too. caramel gatt, a 39-year-old occupational therapist visiting relatives at a kibbutz near gaza, and was kid naped along with her sister-in-law. caramel's cousin described his frustration and fears. >> it feels like it was a grand plan for hamas to keep some of the women and the men there so they could be kind of a human shield for hamas, and we are very very stressful that they're going to use them, and even hurt them as a way of showing that the violence hurts the abductees. >> for more on that "new york times" reporting let's go to one of the journalists who saw that israeli document. joining us is the author of "rise and kill first," the secret service of israel's targeted assassinations. ronan, good to have you. who at least according to your reporting has seen it? >> it's about 40 pages. it's

there was a heart warming scene, 21-year-old mia schem as what they endured, grows. a mile away, there remains 140 hostages, including americans, and as was confirmed today, their fate very much up in the air. we learned that four israelis believed to be captive, ages from 26 to 86, are now dead. it's a life and death crisis. back to you. >> john: greg palkot, thank you. john. michael allen, israel resumes military operations and begins to probe toward the south, what of the hostages? >> i think the hostages have largely moved south, remember, a condition that hamas had on the prisoner releases was that israel had to stop flying drones around the area, so to the degree that they had any bead at all on maybe where the hostages were going, i think they lost some of it. it's not to say that maybe u.s. planes or israeli planes were not able to peer into the gaza strip from the mediterranean, but i don't think the coverage was as great as it was seven days ago. >> john: it's believed hamas senior leadership, sinwar, have moved to khan younis, the idf was warning people to

reunion, a mother and daughter back together after being held hostage for two months. 21-year-old mia schem. joining us now is former israeli ambassador to the u.s., michael lauren who knows the family well, was in touch with mia's mother. tell me about that family. >> good morning, hi, andrea. deeply emotional. i woke up to have a little message on whatsapp saying that mia's out with many, many exclamation points, and you know in my bed i broke out crying. i had met with mia's mother karen the day after her kidnapping simply one of the many israelis who went around visiting the families of the kidnappers, of the hostages. and karen was the first i met. and you know, somehow it creates a familiar relationship, it just does. and we've been in touch intensely ever since then. she's a dual french israeli citizen, and through various connections, her mother karen was able to meet with president macron of france, with former french president as well as leaders of the french parliament, the french jewish community, to try to put pressure on iran and on qatar, and i would like to think that that p

among those hostages was a 21-year-old french israeli woman mia schem who had a reunion with her family after more than 50 days in captivity. despite the break in the pause, qatar officials say negotiations are going to hopefully return to a pause and get more people free. u.s. secretary of state antony blinken left the middle east this morning with the same goal in mind. >> we will not stop working until we get every hostage back home. with their families and loved ones. >> blinken also pushed for israel to make further efforts to protect civilians in gaza. the sister-in-law of uc berkeley graduate was released by hamas a few days ago and you can see her there in the pink pa somewhere thats. she flew to israel and had an emotional reunion with her. our itay hod spoke with yael who says their fight is far from over. >> reporter: for 53 days, yael of berkeley has been waiting for this exact moment. >> hi everyone. this is the family and we finally have her back and we wanted to say thank you for everyone for helping us bring her back. >> hi everybody. thank you for everything you did. >>

mia schem. she had an emotional reunion with her family. despite the break in the pause qatar officials say negotiations are continuing to hopefully return to another spice and get more people to freedom. u.s. secretary of state antony blinken left the middle east this morning with the same goal in mind. >> we will not stop working until we get every hostage back home with their families and loved ones. >> blinken also pushed for israel to make further efforts to protect civilians in gaza. >>> and for the very latest on the israel and hamas war in gaza. head to our website. kpix.com we're also streaming 24/7 on the cbs news app. >>> it was the debate that at first nobody saw coming. given that one of the two people participating is not actually running for president. >> i thought this guy was running for president of the united states. >> you are too. you just won't admit it. >> a third term as governor -- >> we can't talk about -- we i'm -- i'm going to move on to the next question. >> florida governor and gop presidential candidate ron de

mia schem, who is 21, welcomed back by her family. another hostage freed from gaza. her mother speaking days before her release. ijust want her back now. you know, our life would never be the same. but we will be all right. the minute she will be here, we will be fine. the truce between israel and hamas has now expired. the wait for the families of the captives continues. visiting the region, the us secretary of state had this message. i made clear that before israel resumes major military operations, it must put in place humanitarian civilian protection plans that minimise further casualties of innocent palestinians. overnight, in the occupied west bank, more palestinian prisoners were freed from israeli jails. being back home does not mean the end of the suffering. mohammed leftjail on monday, but he is not yet totally free. both of his hands were fractured in beatings by israeli guards, he says. he now needs help to eat, drink and go to the bathroom. translation: they arranged us so that the elderly prisoners - were put in the back and the young in the front. they

a tearful reunion nearly eight excruciating weeks in the making. 21-year-old french israeli mia schemstival before the massacre and kidnapping. tonight she's one of eight freed by hamas. her arm gravely injured. her aunt tells israeli media it was operated on by a palestinian veterinarian. the news of her return overwhelmed her mother. "mia is coming back," she cries. with the extension of the cease-fire and resuming of the war delayed one more day, secretary of state antony blinken, during his visit to the region, cautioned israel. >> israel has one of the most sophisticated militaries in the world. it is capable of neutralizing the threat posed by hamas while minimizing harm to innocent men, women, and children, and it has an obligation to do so. >> reporter: but new signs of the conflict boiling over into the west bank. cctv tape shows the moment hamas terrorists, armed with an m-16 and a handgun, opened fire on civilians waiting at this bus stop outside an entrance to jerusalem, police say. several were injured, including two americans, and at least four were killed. paramedic isr