hostage for prisoner exchange included the freeing of the youngest american captive, 4-year-old abigail moorelso freed 150 palestinian prisoners. and in israel today, we saw elon musk touring kibbutz kfar aza, visiting the house where abigail was kidnapped and her parents were murdered in front of her. the trip comes after the billionaire faced international backlash for endorsing an anti-semitic post. musk was scolded by israel's president over the content on his social media platform, x. now, there's a lot to get to tonight, and cbs's holly williams will start us off from tel aviv. good evening, holly. >> reporter: good evening, norah. the temporary cease-fire was due to end tomorrow morning at 7:00 local time. but tonight hamas confirmed to cbs news that it's committed to releasing 20 more hostages in return for a two-day extension of the cease-fire. as this evening, another group of captives has been freed. another 11 hostages were released by hamas tonight, including eight children. the youngest, a pair of twins just 3 years old. in israel, there's more joy and more relief. it follows th

abigail moore edan turned 4 on friday while in hamas captivity. we are told little abigail is the only american on the list of hostages being freed right now, where i is almost 6:00 p.m. late yesterday, 13 israelis were released fm hamas captivity. 39 palestinians, prisoners being held by israel were released from three prisons. that was day two of the hostage/prisoner swap expected of this four-day truce. for the last weeks, nbc bay area has monitorhe situation out of the middle east. when we are not on the air, be sure to check in online as more hostages and prisoners are released. stay with us at nbcbayarea.com for the latest. >>> back here local lylocally, 5-year-old girl is in the hospital after she was swept out to sea but the man with her is still missing. cal fire says it happened yesterday afternoon at martins beach, about seven miles south of half moon bay. a wave swept the man and child out into the ocean. cal fire began the search and had to call in the coast guard to help. the coast guard says the girl was flown to stanford hospital. h

. >> reporter: family members of abigail moore on tells cbs news that they are cautiously hopeful that the 3-year-old israeli-american will be one of the first hostages released in the deal reached by hamas and israel . >> no child should be a hostage. no child should be in this situation. >> reporter: the little girl was taken during the hamas terror attack 46 days ago that killed her parents. her siblings hit and survived. >> they are 6 and 10. they understand. the piece that they can only hope that will come to give some sort of an ability for closure and to move on is that abigail comes back. >> the agreement reached between israel and hamas calls for a four-day cease-fire. in exchange, hamas will release 50 women and children taken from israel on october 7. during intense negotiations, the u.s. talked to israel's leaders and qatar communicated with hamas. at least three american hostages are expected to be released as part of this first stage. additional hostages may also soon be freed. israel says the release of every additional 10 hostages will result in one additional day in th

four year old abigail moore was taken by hamas after they killed her parents. president biden took to the podium a short time ago to share the good news. >> a little girl named abigail turned four years old. she spent that birthday and at least 50 days before that held hostage by hamas. today, she is free. >> it comes as we are getting new videos of the emotional reunions happening between those who have already been freed and the families who have been desperately hoping for these moments to happen. meanwhile, in gaza, more aid is arriving during this pause on the israeli offensive as humanitarian groups rushed to take advantage of this time and prepare for the resumption of more bombing. all of that, and we are also covering other news today. tough weather makes it rough, going for some of the millions hitting the roads and skies. this is part of one of the busiest travel days of the year. tomorrow, that is a big day for donald trump as a judge in washington, d.c. considers whether to muzzle the former president. we're going to have that story coming up for yo

americans, including abigail moore were not among the first group to be released. president biden says he is working towards their safe return. >> we will not stop until we get the hostages brought home. >> reporter: israel is going to resume the war effort to eradicate hamas after the truce comes to a close. after weeks of deadly conflict this woman return to the ruins of her home. >>> a berkeley phd student is hoping that her relatives will be among the released hostages. the woman set two empty places at her thanksgiving table for her sister-in-law and her husband who is also being held. >> i cannot mourn the people that i have lost. the only thing that i can do now is be an advocate and a voice for my sister-in-law because she needs me. >>> protesters took to the street going to make the cease-fire permanent. hundreds of palestinian partners joined in the south bay to demonstrate black friday shopping. we will continue to follow the latest developments on the paws in fighting and the release of hostages. you can find updates anytime on our website, kpix.com and

american abigail moore adana meng those now freed from captivity after her fourth birthday and after being held for close to two months since the murder of her parents, which she witnessed on october 7th. president biden has been a driving force behind getting this deal done and today expressed hope that more americans will be released soon. >> what she endured is unthinkable. abigail was among 13 hostages released today from gaza under the brokered and sustained intensive u.s. diplomacy, she is now safely in israel. and we continue to press and expect for additional americans to be released as well. we will not stop working until every hostage has been returned to their loved ones. >> starting as early as tuesday, this pause in the israeli offensive is set to end and the push into gaza resumes unless the truce is extended. >> israel put his cards on the table. they are prepared to extend the pause in fighting. the ball isn't the hamas's court. will hamas step up and release an additional ten hostages if they won't, then they are the ones choosing to bring an end to the process in fi

administration official says three americans are expected in this first group, among them 3-year-old abigail moor idan. friday is her birthday. >> she's turning 4. to imagine she comes home and is with her family is our light right now. >> reporter: israel and hamas each announced overnight they'd agreed to exchange 50 women and children hamas is holding hostage for an initial four-day pause in fighting and the release of roughly 150 israeli-held palestinian prisoners, including women and teenagers. the temporary cease-fire could be extended for each day that hamas releases an additional ten hostages. >> that was not the terms of the deal two to three weeks ago. that's because hamas is under tremendous pressure. >> reporter: brett mcgurk was part of the u.s. team that helped broker the deal alongside qatar and egypt. president biden saying he won't stop until all american hostages are freed. >> we structured this deal in a way that incentivizes the release of all hostages. >> reporter: israeli american galiam mizrahi has heard her cousins and mother could be among the first group released. >> we'

abc news reports one hostage who is expected to be released is three year old abigail moore. adan, whose parents were killed by hamas. >> until we actually see abigail and other children come out of gaza, i really don't think i can go to that place where i will let myself really believe that she's free. >> this as the war rages on in gaza, devastating strikes, killing dozens of civilians, according to the united nations, patients being evacuated from overwhelmed hospitals, including the indonesian hospital in north gaza. >> children on stretchers seen loaded off a bus to another hospital in the south. this makeshift shelter set up to help palestinians who've been displaced. un officials saying that number is about 1.7 million in gaza, our shelters very tough. >> they are suffering a lot. >> we're sending out breaking news alerts as the situation in the middle east unfolds by the hour. make sure you get the very latest with the abc seven news bay area app just be sure to enable the app's notification options. and some breaking news tonight. a palace coup of sorts at the bay are

among them, the family of three year old abigail moore. adan, the youngest of the americans taken captive by hamas. her parents were killed. her family says the toddler crawled from underneath her father's body before she was kidnaped. abigail is a spunky little girl. >> we love her very, very, very much. and we are doing everything we can to bring her home. >> what happens to the world? >> at a rally in israel yesterday day, a woman whose son was taken hostage voiced her frustration to abc's patrick reevell. >> the families needs to come back home safe through a deal through negotiations. >> is that the i don't know. >> i don't know. i don't care for you know, i don't care. all i care about my son. >> the white house says president biden spoke with israel's prime minister again yesterday about the ongoing efforts to release more hostages. >> what's your message for the families? hang in there. >> we're coming. >> and sources say israel's war cabinet met last night to discuss a possible hostage deal with hamas, but still no word on a decisi

americans are reportedly on the full list, including three year old abigail moore. adan though it's not confirmed if she will be among those freed friday, which is also her birthday. patrick reevell, abc news, tel aviv. pro-palestine protesters tried to disrupt the annual macy's thanksgiving day parade in new york this morning. >> the protesters broke through barriers, sat down in the street. some even glued themselves to the ground. the parade floats were able to go around them and the protesters were taken into custody. a bay area favorite was among the sights at today's parade. the 57 member troupe spread holiday cheer along the entire parade route, one kick at a time. this was their sixth year at the celebration. >> an millions of people along the way shouting at you, calling out to you, you know, waving, wanting to shake your hand, wanting to have you dance some more. yeah the tap dancing trees started 33 years ago at the dance ten performing arts center in alameda with just five members. >> they start rehearsing in august, taking part in private parties. tree

. >> reporter: president biden saying he hopes american toddler abigail moore idan, who turns 4 tomorrow, will be among those freed. >> keep our fingers crossed. >> reporter: israeli troops have been instructed not to tell her parents have been murdered by hamas. >> the blood runs out of my body. >> reporter: 9-year-old eyad. >> to know it may be friday, maybe tomorrow, maybe later. it is horrifying. really a nightmare. >> reporter: in return for the hostages, israel agreeing to release 150 palestinian women and teenagers from prison and allow hundreds of aid trucks into gaza. but israel's military says it will keep fighting and may intensify until the ceasefire and that its war against hamas will continue after the truce. the pause will come too late for more than 5,000 palestinian children killed in gaza, according to the red crescent. among them, 7-year-old nor, dug out from the wreckage of her bedroom. her mother shawma returning to what's left of their home to look for winter clothes for her surviving children, but also hoping to find nor's notebook. the girl was painting and her br

abc news reports one hostage who is expected to be released is three year old abigail moore. were killed by hamas. >> until we actually see abigail and other children come out of gaza, i really don't think i can go to that place where i will let myself really believe that she's free. >> this as the war rages on in gaza, devastating strikes, killing dozens of civilians, according to the united nations, patients being evacuated from overwhelmed hospitals, including the indonesian hospital in north gaza. >> children on stretchers seen loaded off a bus to another hospital in the south. this makeshift shelter set up to help palestinians who've been displaced. un officials saying that number is about 1.7 million in gaza, our shelters very tough. >> they are suffering a lot. >> we're sending out breaking news alerts as the situation in the middle east unfolds by the hour. make sure you get the very latest with the abc seven news bay area app just be sure to enable the app's notification options. and some breaking news tonight. a palace coup of sorts at the bay area's openai startup .

that would include 3-year-old abigail moore adan. we know that a list of the hostages expected to be released has been provided to israeli officials. israeli officials have also provided the palestinians with the names of the palestinians expected to be released today from israeli jails. but the israeli officials are not making the list of hostages public, because hamas is seen to be unreliable, though we understand they have notified all the families about the current situation. >> what's the sense to when the next batch of hostages and prisoners will be swapped? we've lost erin's audio there. we appreciate her being with us and we'll check back in with her throughout the morning. joining us onset is david rhodes. i'll put that question to you. what do we know about the next batch? also talk to us about how tricky this is. >> there is a diplomat involved in negotiations from the region that said to us that there was zero trust between both sides when these talks started. it was an excruciating process that went on for five weeks. it

four-year-old american israeli, abigail moore adana is back in israel. president biden is celebrating her release in the last hour. >> she's been through a terrible trauma. her mom was killed in front of her, when her kibbutz was attacked by hamas terrorists on october the 7th. abigail mor edan, who then -- was gunned down as well while using his body to shield a little abigail. >> the four-day truce, which ends tomorrow, calls for the release of at least 50 israelis, with an option for israel to extend this truce by one day for each additional hostage released by hamas. officials are warning that after the truce, the mission will not change. >> abigail remains the same. the dismantling of the hamas military machine, in the end of the rural and gaza. ultimately, that's good for israel, for obvious reasons. it's also good for the people of gaza who deserve better than this regime, this terror rasheem, that's been in the gaza strip for the last 16 years. there is nothing but poverty, punishment, and bloodshed. they deserve better too. >> new video from the

we all know the story of this one little girl in particular, abigail moore idan.d her 4th birthday as a hostage in gaza. she is now an orphan. her parents were killed in that hamas attack. what can you tell us about those children? have you had any access to them? what have they endured? catherine: it's just god awful. for these children it is so traumatizing. and i think it is one of the things that we at unicef are very worried about, which is obviously we have the immediate impact on children, but the long term impact, the stress, the strain of living through situations like this, either, you know, children have been abducted and obviously living in situations that we don't really have full visibility into yet, or children who, you know, have parents who they've lost or other people that they've lost. when i was in gaza, one of the staff people there was proudly telling me about this water sanitation project that she'd worked on. and then she says, kind of as an aside, well, you know, i've lost 17 members of my extended family. i mean, i couldn't believe it. yo

. >>> let's take a look at abigail moore adan, the little girl whose family hoped against hope that sheay, her fourth birthday coming home to them. it's not to be. she is not among the group of these 13 hostag. this little israeli american girl whose mother and father were both murdered by hamas on october 7th. but 13 families are celebrating the return of their loved ones. let's go back to israel and gaza for the latest on that hostage and prisoner swap. nbc news foreign correspondent raf sanchez is back with us from tel aviv. i wonder how israelis are reacting, and of course whenever we talk about abigail, i think back to who you mentioned last hour, ohad who had his ninth birthday while being held captive but he today has gotten his freedom. >> reporter: ohad is free today. he out of gaza, chris, along with his mother, along with his grandmother, his grandfather remains in captivity, so you can only imagine what a bittersweet moment it is for the monder family to have that little boy whohey agonized about whether or not he had his glasses, whether heould see in the darkness of those

immediately answer questions about families, heartbreakingly relevant for 3-year-old american abigail moore idan who may not know both her parents were murdered by hamas. she turns 4 years old on friday. as fighting rages in gaza, israel still under pressure to justify its raid on al shifa hospital. the military revealing more of the tunnels under the hospital, which they say were operated by hamas. >> uses the hospital as a human shield. >> reporter: bathrooms off the tunnel shaft. it comes as gaza residents also wait for a pause in strikes, but any cease-fire will come too late for more than 5,000 palestinian children killed so far according to the red crescent. and it's unlikely displaced people will be able to return to their homes in gaza city, but for palestinian families, the prospect of some quiet, even if only for a few days. and for the hostages, hope for freedom after six endless weeks in darkness. >> so, raf, i mean, it does sound like from a logistical standpoint there is still a lot up in the air, but what could we expect from the hand-overs if they do, in fact, start tomorrow

three of the hostages set short term orientation be released are americans, 3-year-old abigail moore idan expected to be among them. >> until we actually see abigail and other children come out of gaza. i really don't think i'll let myself really believe she's free. >> abigail's parents killed when hamas terrorists stormed on october 7 and in her father's arms when he was shot dead. her birthday is this friday. >> we all pray abigail will be home to celebrate her fourth birthday. >> the negotiations brokered by qatar, president biden was in constant contact with netanyahu. >> netanyahu making clear a temporary truce does not mean the war will stop. israel saying it'll continue the war until it eliminates hamas and brings all the hostages home. for weeks, families have been demanding the israeli government prioritize the return of hostages. outside the israeli war cabinet building tuesday, loved ones wait in agony as israeli officials waited for a deal for hours. she was hoping her children among those released. >> [inaudible]. >> her 12-year-old son eraz seen taken by hamas. >> i feel

colleague lester holt spoke with the families of some of those hostages, including the great aunt of abigail moorea 3-year-old who is currently being held captive by hamas. >> abigail is the youngest of three kids. and her mother was murdered in their house. my niece, the two kids there were spared. we don't know how and why. we learned that abigail actually had crawled out from under her father's body and full of his blood went to a neighbor and took her in. the last thing we learned is somebody saw the terrorists taking this mother, her three kids and abigail out of the kibbutz. they saw their parents be buried after they saw be killed. so what do you say to these kids? you give them love. you give them everything. >> you can see more of that conversation tonight on "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. joining our conversation is jesse kirk. chart ri is still with us. tell us what happened behind you today. >> reporter: we had people coming from all over between the clothing and the signs that people were holding, just some of the communities i saw represented out here. cincinnati, people from m

that's a blow to the family of abigail moore edan, that toddler who turns 4 years old today who president granted parole after ten years of the shocking murder of his girlfriend he's scheduled for release on january 5th. in 2013 by firing several shots through a closed bath look door at his home. he testified he mistakenly thought she was an intruder. the killing took places just months after tpistorius had become the first double amputee runner to win the paralympic games. >>> also this morning, american airlines says it is looking into an incident captured on video that is creating a lot of outrage this morning a wheelchair being dropped from a luggage shoot and crashing on to the tarmac. it's become a symbol of passengers with disabilities guad has the details. >> reporter: good morning. this video was recorded at the exact moment when the handler dropped that wheelchair from the sky bridge this as people were watching from inside the plane. of course, now travelers and officials are reacting and this is highlighting, as you mentioned, those difficulties with making air travel accessib

. >> ella moore is abigail's aunt. >> does she know that she has lost her parents? >> i don't know.w. >> it so much for a 4-year-old. >> so much, yes. so, it's something i can't answer. >> reporter: the temporary cease-fire has held since friday, allowing people in gaza to take stock of the devastation wreaked by israeli air strikes and fighting. and hundreds of trucks to deliver aid to desperately needed fuel. israel so far held up its end of the hostage deal releasing over 100 palestinian prisoners. many of them teenagers. there was celebration on the streets of the west bank to welcome them home where some waved the green flag of hamas. one of those freed was norhan aouad who was just 16 when she was arrested in 2015 for the attempted stabbing of an israeli man. "i can't describe my joy, she said. yesterday i was in prison and today i am in my home with my family." here in israel, families have also reunited. hagar brodetz and her three children thought their father all but hahn had been killed by the militants, until they were released. and maayan zin finally has her daughter's

among those 14 israelis, that 4-year-old american asia israeli toddler abigail moor idan.oment not just because she's an american but because she's become such a symbol of the hostage crisis in this country. this little girl's parents were murdered on the morning of october 7th. she managed to walk on her little legs to a neighbor's house. she was sheltered there by that family until they were taken hostage themselves. they were carried into gaza. she turned 4 years old as a hostage on friday, and then last night after 52 days from captivity, she emerged along with the neighbors she was kidnapped with. she's now at the schneider hospital here in the greater tel aviv area. her family says she is doing well. fortunately it sounds like all of the children who have come out of gaza so far are doing well. there is concern about one elderly woman. she's 84 years old. she came out last night and she is said to be in serious medical condition. we don't know the exact details. because of her condition, the choreography last night was different from what we had seen from the two nig

. >> smith mr speaker , abigail >> smith mr speaker, abigail moore, eden is four years old, released hamas captivity last weekend . last weekend. >> abigail is an orphan after her parents were brutally executed in front of her during hamas's rampage on the 7th of october to secure the freedom of abigail and some other hostages, israel is taking a huge risk, releasing convicted terrorists, including would be suicide bomber isra jabar, imprisoned for detonating a gas cylinder in her car in 2015. hamas also seemed to have broken the ceasefire , activating three ceasefire, activating three explosive devices . so what steps explosive devices. so what steps is my writeable friend, the prime minister, taking to continue his welcome steadfast support for israel in its fight? not only against hamas, but other iran backed terror groups . other iran backed terror groups. the prime minister can i thank my honourable friend for raising such an important issue in my house and my thoughts, and i know the thoughts of the whole house will be with abigail. as i've said before, we support israel's righ

was of course, addressing the media, discussing the old girl, abigail the four year old girl, abigail mooreturned four in captivity and that was the american president taking some questions from the media. we'll have more on that a little later. but now it's over to nana .thank later. but now it's over to nana . thank you, aaron. >> seven minutes after 5:00. this is gb news on tv, online and on digital radio. i'm nana akua. and for the next hour, me and my panel will be taking on some the big topics hitting some of the big topics hitting the headlines right now. this show is about opinion. it's show is all about opinion. it's mine , it's theirs. and of mine, it's theirs. and of course, it's yours . we'll be course, it's yours. we'll be debating, and at debating, discussing and at times disagree. but no times we will disagree. but no one will be cancelled . so one will be cancelled. so joining me today is broadcaster and journalist danny kelly and also broadcaster and author christine hamilton, star will to come each sunday at 5:00. i'm joined a celebrity , a former joined by a celebrity, a