and we would alex hogan. and its and we've lost alex hogan for the moment so let's bring in the moment the ambassador. let's tell us whatever you can about the cease-fire deal that is currently on the table about to be signed. >> first i would like to remind you jillian we didn't start this war with hezbollah. they chose to join hamas on october eighth to give singular did with hamas and anything we gave them a lesson. we are that might and strength and we degraded the capabilities and basically that a very simple agreement. they would not be allowed to be south of the danube river and if they kind of come back we would have the ability to hit them again. i hope that's not the case and hope the lebanese military would be instrumental this time and prevent hezbollah from trying to achieve what's coming next. >> gillian: mr. ambassador. and the cease-fire now, this will certainly free up some of israel's resources to fight this multipronged assault, being launched by iran. giving you more room to focus on hamas

i'm alex hogan. i'll have more on this story coming up. [music] >> and on this thanksgiving night.t your holiday donation dollars are not lining the pockets of scammers right aft mmmm, kinda needs to be more...squiggly? perfect! so now, do you have a driver's license? oh, what did you get us? with the click of a pen, you can get a new volkswagen at the sign then drive event. lease a 2024 taos for zero down, zero deposit, zero first month's payment and zero due at signing. limited inventory available. in the middle east. claims of a violation to a cease fire deal brokered by the u.s. and france in the conflict between israel and lebanon. >> and it raises concerns about the conflict between israel and iranian backed militant group hezbollah. fox's alex hogan has more. >> at a tel aviv, less than 48 hours after a cease fire between israel and hezbollah began, claims of violations of the agreement are on the rise. the 60 day cease fire is intended to allow people in both sides to return home, but one hezbollah lawmaker is accusing israel of attacking families who are making their way h

correspondent alex hogan is following all of this for us on thanksgiving, and she reports in tel aviv hi, molly. happy thanksgiving to you and our viewers back home. yes, this is the focus tonight, some of the back-and-forth we have seen between the idf, and one is taking place, according to the idf, they are contending to strike areas like hezbollah military site just exactly what it said it would do once the cease-fire began, that it would continue protecting itself. so all of this still holding tonight as we look towards another night. meanwhile the focus is now shifting to the south. we joined the idf traveling into gaza to the crossing. this is one of just several entrances through which aid is allowed onto the strip. all of these pallets have been inspected on the israeli side. they have been brought here, unloaded, and eventually will be distributed across the strip. everything potatoes, apples, to sanitary pads. >> we were walking with the international community on different roads, different time of operation. >> most of gaza's 2.3 million people are displaced, although much

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alex hogan is in tel aviv with the very latest. he idf says it struck site in southern lebanon which did reserve the right to do if it felt threatened just showing how to look at this deal really is. meanwhile but the cease-fire is still technically under way, that focus is shifting south. >> joined the idf traveling into gaza to the gran shalom crossing one of several entrances to which aid is allowed onto the strip. >> let these pellets inspected on the israeli side and broughtd eventually will be distributed across the strap. everything from potatoes, apples, to sanitary pads. >> we are working with international community on different roads and different times of operation. causes 2.3 million people displaced although most will not reach him because of new tax attacks on the tracks. 109 trucks that departed in only 11 made it to the final destination. the u.s. state department urging secure safety operation is needed to. >> when asked about that code to the idf said the responsibility is on international organization picking up

arthel: all right alex hogan thank you.c: this comes senior age of the iranian supreme leader is warning ironic will soon retaliate against israel for its attacks against its proxy hezbollah and iranian military target right a retired four-star general jack keane on all this as a chairman for the institute of war and a strategic analysis too. it's always good to get your insight and analysis when you take it from the threats from ironic? >> certainly in those rhetorical threats have been going on for many, many weeks now. and yet no attack. i wisely suspect as the trump administration moves closer to taking office in january that likelihood of this attack diminishes. i would have thought it would have come much sooner than now. one of the reasons likely holding them back as we discussed before is the damage that has been done to their air defense system. if israel chose to retaliate based on this attack they would likely likely be defenseless. that is got to be in the back of their minds. if that is the case in israel achie

alex hogan is in tel aviv. >> so far the cease-fire is holding.ael is warning any civilians in lebanon not to return to those small towns and villages along the southern border until the idf successfully clears out of the area. something that will take place in phases over the next 60 days. some are not heeding that caution. look at this. footage from throughout the day of thousands of people crowding streets jamming the roads trying to head further south back to their homes after 14 months of war and for some more than a year being displaced. >> thank god. it feels great. thank god for everyone's safety. we're returning well. i hope lebanon stays safe always. >> lebanese army on the move today. lebanon and its forces will create a buffer along the border where hezbollah must retreat. the white house says this took months of diplomatic efforts to broker this peace plan. u.s. and allies like france are not going to have boots on the ground but say they'll provide assistance. why this all came together now israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu,

correspondent alex hogan has the latest tonight from tel aviv. >> a promise of peace after more thanear at war. israel and hezbollah have secured a cease-fire. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu pointed to three reasons to push this proposal forward. >> one, focusing on the iranian threat. two, refreshing our forces getting armaments. third reason for the cease-fire separating hamas and this front. >> according to the white house, the deal took months of intense diplomatic efforts. >> we along with france and others provide the necessary assistance to make sure this deal is implemented fully and effectively. >> the deal will push the iranian-backed group north of the litani river in lebanon, 20 miles north of the border. even when hezbollah pushed back critics cautioned the group's backer remains a threat. >> core problem. the iranians aren't signing on to this deal and goodness knows weather the attacks come on to syria. attack also come from gaza. >> although the current secretary of state argues this could allow the opposite. >> i also believe that by de-escalating tensions

alex hogan is in tel aviv this morning.uess the question is what happens now. >> the big news is we are 13 hours into the cease-fire after 14 months and the cease-fire does appear to be holding. in terms of what happens next the israeli government is warning citizen and in lebanon not to return to their homes along the border just yet because the israeli government will be carrying out these phases of withdrawals for israeli troops that have been deployed in the southern lebanon. despite that, this was earlier today, the streets were packed with residents and lebanon's elevating at your to try to get back to their homes. one quarter of the country's population have been displaced. >> translator: going back home is the nicest feeling, thank god we returned victorious with our heads high, despite all the loss, we are returning with our dignity back to our homes. >> reporter: president biden made the announcement yesterday that israel and hezbollah had agreed to the cease-fire ending 14 months of war. the deal will push hezbol

senator chris coons on the foreign relations committee about this crackdown coming up but first, to alex hoganaviv on a cease-fire that apparently happened. alex? >> reporter: so yes, the latest that we are hearing from all of this tonight is that both israel and lebanon, hezbollah, i should say, have officially agreed to the cease-fire. big breaking news that will have a tremendous impact not only the more than 60,000 people who have been displaced but 1.2 million people displaced in lebanon. what we heard from president biden is that the u.s. and other allies like frantz will be able to ensure that there will be this buffer created along the border and he also gave this caution, take a listen. creates an incredible melody of power and possibility. but that energy needs to be reliable to have the same power. and affordable — to keep the melody. at home, on the road, on farms and fleets and even ports — propane and renewable propane lower carbon emissions while harnessing the full symphony of energy. learn more about safe, clean, reliable propane at propane dot com. ( ♪ ) my back got injured v

the un peacekeeping force of the lebanese army will control the buffer fox news alex hogan joins me live from tel aviv with more, what you have. >> as you mentioned the cease-fire so far in the first day has held but i will mention that the israeli military is urging civilians and in phases over the next 60 days packed cards trying to return home after 14 months of work and some of them have a big number more than a year after being displaced, lebanese forces will create a buffer along the border where has below must retreat the white house says it took months of diplomatic efforts to broker the peace plan the u.s. and other allies like france will not have boots on the ground but they will provide assistance as far as how and why this came together, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says that the cease-fire will isolate hamas allowing the idf to shift his focus back to gaza where more than 100 hostages remain rated egyptian delegation will travel tomorrow to work for cease-fire plan. meanwhile today israel informed the icc that is going to appeal the arrest warrant for prime min

alex hogan, fox news. >> gillian: australia is getting very serious now about preventing social mediathere enacting a new policy is similar to one being debated by us lawmakers. stephanie bennett has details tonight from london about a unique response to a growing crisis for young people across the globe. >> australian senators have passed the first law that bans children under the age of 16 from having social media accounts. >> we know that social media is not good for us but it is hard to get off of it. because it's deeply ingrained in our society and how we interact with other people. sooner the longer and make platforms like facebook snap chat and x liable for fonts up to $50 million equivalent to us$2.5 million if they don't systematically stop children younger than 16 from holding accounts. having passed the senate their bill will return to the house of representatives where the government has a majority it is sure to pass before coming into law. the band will protect children's mental health. >> we have heard the cries of families who are suffering and we cannot continue to all

jon: alex hogan in tel israel thanks.adian prime minister justin trudeau faces a blowback after he is seeing and dancing at a taylor swift concert on friday night in toronto. while in montrÉal police a battle violent anti- israel protesters outside of a nato summit. more protests are scheduled for tonight. madeleine rivera has that story. >> montrÉal police say scheduled for today and tomorrow is a nato conference takes place in the city. they say they are prepared for any scenario after friday's anti- nato pro- palestinian demonstrations turned violent sport authority sate windows were smashed two cars were set on fire and police deployed pepper spray to break the crowd apart at least three people were charged with obstructing police work. one officer suffered minor injuries for that same night this video was captured prime minister justin should note dancing on taylor swift concert miles when toronto pretty conservative member of canada's parliament post of the video next and said this, while also protesters run roughsh

correspondent alex hogan is in tel aviv tonight.n. >> israeli airstrikes rocking beirut monday. one day after hezbollah carried out its heaviest day of bombardment on israel in weeks. launching more than 250 rockets and missiles towards israel sunday. while smoke marks city skylines across the neighboring countries, diplomatic progress to broker a cease-fire id we'ret one. but we need both of the parties to get to yes. >> lebanon's deputy speaker of parliament today told reuters there are no serious obstacles yet. israel touting progress, too. >> we haven't finalized it but we are moving forward. i assume that the cabinet will meet today or tomorrow ts it cey pause in fighting. retreating from the southern border of lebanon and lebanon's army creating a border with u.n. peace-keeping workers. certain sticking points held up talks like israel wanting more guarantees to make sure hezbollas are removed from the border and wanting to be able to strike hezbollah strikes in lebanon if they believe the militant group is going to violate th

defence secretary held talks with his counterpart on this just yesterday. >> gillian: alex hogan in telv for us today. >>> joining us now as before the congressmen and incoming national security visor mike walz. the first -- mike waltz. the first green beret ever elected. congratulations on your new job, this is a termite's job and it will see you working every single day just down the hall maybe a hundred feet or so from the commander in chief. that's going to foreign policy the big topics of the day. president biden as you know approve ukraine's use of u.s.-made long-range missiles in russia which they immediately deployed. russian then responded by using a new kind of experimental ballistic missile with multiple warheads. take a listen to the pentagon. >> this was a new type of lethal capability that was employed on the battlefields. as certainly as a concern to us. >> these monitor defense systems and the antimissile defense is? by the americans in europe to not intercept such missiles. >> gillian: was this a good move for it by the bynen team this week and how concerned are you abo

time that a leader of a major western ally has been accused of war crimes by the icc. >> gillian: alex hogan from tel aviv this afternoon, thank you. >>> is bringing former israeli ambassador, sir, here is a post from president biden on x earlier this afternoon, he writes over the coming days, the u.s. will make another push with tÜrkiye, egypt and qatar and israel and others to achieve a cease-fire in gaza with the hostages were released and that end it to the war without hamas ain't empowered, the biden administration clearly feeling this gives, the cease-fire even if it lasts two months, gives the idf room they need to move forward and help the u.s. get these hostages out of gaza, do you agree with that? >> good to be with you, that is certainly the hope. you can focus the military might on gaza, hamas will realize they cannot rely on hezbollah anymore, cannot rely on iran and hamas will cut a deal, homages indicated this morning that israelis are back at the negotiating table. that is a hope. a hope. on to go back to your excellent correspondent in israel, you see the lebanese are headin

alex hogan live in tel aviv.lex, thanks a lot. ♪ ♪ be prepared for war time scenario, russian gains in ukraine. european government is already making contingency plans. chief national security correspondent jennifer griffin has the latest tonight from the pentagon. >> biden administration is urging president zelenskyy privately to lower the draft age from 25 to 18. warning the number of troops is currently too small to lower te draft force. lowed from 27 to 25 in april remain short at least 165,000 troops. russian troops are gaining ground inside ukraine a new assessment by the instituted for the study of war found russian forces have gained more than 1,000 square kilometers since december 21st 20, 24. gained 387 square kilometers in all of 2023. in response to putin's expanding threats, germany is preparing a list of public and private buildings that, could be converted into bunkers if necessary. france is not ruling out the possibility of deploying troops to ukraine. >> we should not set an expressed red lines.

of alex hogan is live in tel aviv with more. hello, alex. >> reporter: hi, mike. quite the response. the iranian-backed militant group firing as many as 200 torockets and missiles across the country here in israel today. among them was this strike which took place just hours ago. this is about 101 miles from where we are -- 10 miles from where we are in tel aviv. several people wounded there. there was also attacks that took place further north in the city of haifa, a rocket hit a residential building there wounding at least three people. then this was the moment today when israeli airstrikes hit beirut's southern suburbs. it came just one day after a strike on a residential building in a city that killed 20 the people and wounded more than 80 according to local officials. there are continued efforts both across the borders and internationally to broker a cease fire. under the current ceasefire proposal, the lebanese army would create a buffer zone along the border. of u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin spoke with his israeli counterpart on the a matter on saturd

correspondent alex hogan is reporting live for us from tel aviv, israel. anksgiving to you, molly, and all of our viewers back home. as you imagine, yes, there is a lot to be watching from the middle east, the idf saying it struck an hezbollah site in southern lebanon, something it reserved the right to do, it was going to defend itself if it saw and had the need to do just that. now all of this playing out at the same time, we are seeing another part of the cease-fire coming to fruition, and that is the u.n. and lebanese army starting to monitor the border. they will need to create a buffer zone as hezbollah moves north and the idf withdraws from the country. those units, as you can see in this footage, are already on the border today. cease-fire celebrations broke out in lebanon, where for another day thousands of people packed roads aiming to return home. this is a look at the cars returning in droves to lebanon from syria. so many cars that it actually took up four lanes but as people try to head back to southern lebanon near the border of israel, the i

alex hogan, thank you. hezbollah let's bring in mike pompeo former secretary of state and former cia director and fox news contributor. mr. secretary, the nato secretary general mark gruden warns not to be naive following the has blue deal. >> i welcome it but let's not be naive. hezbollah is still there, is still hezbollah. it's there, but it has to be implemented. let's see if they will keep to the deal, the hezbollah people. >> john: as you know, hezbollah does not have a stellar record when it comes to upholding their end of the bargain. >> good to be with you. not a particularly stellar record is a great diplomatic speaking. they have been horrific. they have violated every promise they have made, every agreement, they've always rearmed. there's no reason to think that they will behave any differently. the end aims, the destruction of israel, has not changed in any fundamental way. this will be about implementation, about monitoring. can the israelis returned to the north safely, the homes in the north

alex hogan is following this. she's got the latest for us. hn. there has been continued chaos and a terrifying moment for passengers on board that flight. picture you are about to descend when gunfire hits the plane from the ground below. that is exactly what happened on this flight that was departing from fort lauderdale, florida, to haiti's capital, port-au-prince. this is the footage where you can actually see the bullet holes in that spirit airline carrier, that aircraft that was diverted then to land in the dominican republic. one flight attendant was injured by the gunfire. no other passengers, think fully, were wounded. spirit says this aircraft has been taken out of commission but this is not the only plane that came under fire in port-au-prince. jetblue plane taking off from there was also hit by gunfire but it did land safety in new york. gang violence in haiti ranging, even as the new prime minister took office on monday, the new p.m. has promised to bring down crime. police from kenya have been deployed to haiti under a u.n. peacek

alex hogan, fox news. >> well, sean diddy combs was denied bail by a third judge as he awaits his sexfficking trial. in a written ruling released today, a u.s. district judge in new york says combs was at serious risk of witness tampering and had violated jail rules by hiding communication with third parties. this denied combs a $50 million bail package, argued for by his lawyers. two judges previously ruled that combs was a danger to the community if he was freed. he has pleaded not guilty to all charges. the trial is set to begin in may of 2025. >> up next thanksgiving, of course, means millions of people are traveling this week, but east coast storms could cause some problems at airports nationwide. >> and a quick reminder to you that you can get ktvu on demand on your smart tv and on your phone through our fox local app. you can watch live newscasts and see all kinds of in-depth content from our newsroom on a variety of topics, and it is a free download mmmm, kinda needs to be more...squiggly? perfect! so now, do you have a driver's license? oh, what did you get us? with the click

thirty-six alex hogan thank you.nal security advisor mike waltz first call but decorated green beret ever elected to congress but congratulations sir on your new appointment national security advisor is a tremendous job is going to see you working every single day just down the hall may be wondered feet or so from the commander-in-chief. let's go ahead and dive right into foreign policy the big topics of the day. president biden as you note this week approved ukraine's use of u.s. made long-range missiles in russia at which they immediately deployed russian then responded by using a new kind of experimental ballistic missile with multiple warheads. take a listen to the pentagon. >> this was a new type of lethal capability employed on the battlefield. that is certainly of concern to us. >> a modern air defense systems in the world and the anti- missile defense created by the americans in europe do not intercept such missiles. >> congressman was this a good move by the biden team this week and how concerned are you abo

fox's alex hogan has more from tel aviv. >> less than 48 hours after a cease fire between israel andan, claims of violations of the agreement are on the rise. the 60 day cease fire is intended to allow people in both sides to return home, but one hezbollah lawmaker is accusing israel of attacking families who are making their way home at a time when the israeli enemy is attacking those returning to their front border villages and is trying with its threats to stop them. the israeli military rejected those allegations, but issued a stark warning, saying israel will retaliate against any violation if the idf is acting carefully, any violation will be met with fire. >> idf forces are still taking positions in southern lebanon and villages and areas where there will be a gradual withdrawal, according to the agreement. >> back in the u.s, the incoming ambassador to israel, mike huckabee, doubled down, saying the country has the right to defend themselves. if there is a breach to the agreement, if there's any violation, not just in military action, but if there's any movement and it appear

alex hogan has more from london. >> we meet at a time of complexity and conflict. >> world leaders are meeting in azerbaijan this week for the annual un climate conference, and it started with a stark new warning. the world meteorological organization says 2024 is on track to be the hottest year on record, with the past decade clocking in as the warmest ten year period since record keeping started. >> this is another s.o.s. to the planet. the pace of climate change in the space of just one generation is alarming, but the wars in ukraine and gaza, as well as the reelection of donald trump, are threatening to derail this year's agenda. >> and even in azerbaijan, a repressive country with a poor human rights record, protesters are making their voices heard, linking the israeli offensive in gaza to what they call climate justice. >> there can be no climate justice without human rights. if we can't stop the genocide in palestine, we will not be able to stop the genocide that is coming in terms of climate violence. >> the main focus this year is funding. organizers are hoping to get rich cou

fox's alex hogan explains why the government is now refusing to help them. >> hundreds of miners arepped underground in south africa as part of a crackdown on illegal mining. now they're in a standoff with the country's government, which says it won't help rescue them. >> it shows that the government has no intention of at least committing genocide. the very same government cannot provide food to the people that are dying in the same land. >> south african police have been trying for months to empty the closed gold mine in the country's northwest province. they eventually blocked off entrances used to transport supplies in an attempt to force the group outside and into custody. >> the family one has a wife who is here. she's just crying. we don't know how to help her. her husband went underground in april and has been down there until now. >> but now the miners are believed to be suffering from a lack of food, water and basic supplies, and officials say it's not safe to rescue them. >> it's inhumane to allow people to go down there. firstly, there are hazardous gases that are flowing

alex hogan, ktvu, fox two news. >> highway traffic is moving again on interstate 80 and highway 50. in the sierra after a snowstorm stranded some drivers for hours in placer county. slushy roads caused several semi trucks and cars to pull over and put chains on their tires. one woman from truckee says her car rolled over after caltrans reopened the interstate. she waited for two hours near the colfax on ramp. another woman who was traveling the same way gave her a ride home, leaving my higher power. >> okay. and i was praying through the whole thing, and it was slow motion. i didn't see the airbags go off. >> i don't know about a hometown hero, but i. >> yeah, she is for me right no. she's giving me. i don't have to call an uber to get home. >> caltrans says this is the time of year the driver should always have chains in their car when heading to the sierra. let's take a look at some new video now from palisades tahoe. the resort received six inches of new snow last night. opening day for the resort is november 27th. snowmaking crews have been hard at work to make sure the opening

alex hogan ktvu, fox two news. >> the u.s.g unhappy about the results. and now, to help with those feelings. a cruise line is offering a solution for anyone looking to jump ship to the next four years. villa v residences is rolling out a new skip forward package that takes customers on a nonstop adventure until president elect donald trump is out of office in 2028. it's offering other packages as well, including a two year program called midterm selection. the company released these offerings just days after the presidential election. the four year package starts at $160,000. so again, if you're rich, you can do these things. >> you can do just about anything, can't you? wow. yeah. all right. this is interesting. there's a push in australia to ban kids under 16 from social media. coming up on mornings on two and nine, we're going to talk with an pert about how mr. clean magic eraser... wow - where has this been my entire life? having to clean with multiple products is a hassle. trying to figure out okay - what am i going to us

alex hogan ktvu, fox two news. >> well, russia and ukraine are intensifying their attacks on the battlefieldleadership at the white house. donald trump has said he will bring an end to the war, quote, in one day after taking office. russia now has north korean soldiers fighting alongside their own and last week it hit ukraine with a new intermediate range ballistic missile. it followed the u.s, giving ukraine the go ahead to use long range missiles to strike deeper into russian territory. russian president vladimir putin also warned that any escalation in ukraine will increase the potential for nuclear war. >> both sides right now are incentivized to make as many gains on the battlefield as they can before the new trump administration comes in. >> this is a clear escalation, and the concern has been where is this escalation going? >> members of the g7 are now meeting in italy, talking over changes to u.s. foreign policy come january, and whether europe will increase its military and economic support of ukraine. a dhl cargo plane crashed as it approached an airport in lithuania this morning,

alex hogan in tel aviv with what we're expecting the president to say and what this could mean for a mas. alex. >> reporter: hi, taylor are. so we have heard from the biden administration that this has been months of legwork to get to the point that we are in the cease fire talks with partners like france in negotiating these conversations between israel and lebanon. we did hear from israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu earlier today saying he supports pushing forward a ceasefire and also spoke to the need of why this is crucial right now, saying that several months ago this would have been unrealistic, but to offensive that has taken place in lebanon, that really changed the game in the last several months. take a listen. >> hezbollah decided to attack us on the 8th of october. a year has passed. it's not the same hezbollah as back then. we brought it back, decades back. finish. >> reporter: so earlier today the id the f released this footage of its forces in lebanon finding hezbollah weapons and storage sites, something that israel has been very clear on. if hezbollah were to v

. >> fox's alex hogan reports.he biden administration is hoping this pause in fighting will also lead to an end of the war in gaza. >> after months of fighting, it's quiet at israel's northern border, the beginning of a 60 day ceasefire has set the stage for the idf to withdraw from southern lebanon and for the lebanese military to move in and patrol the area alongside un peacekeepers. on wednesday, thousands of displaced people began making their way home despite israeli warnings to avoid the border region where troops are still deployed. some returned to find nothing left. >> think twice if it's worth coming back. i think that we have lost this strip of land. >> president biden says the u.s. brokered agreement is intended to be permanent, but nato's leader is urging realistic expectations. >> let's not be naive. hezbollah is still there. iran is still backing hezbollah. >> and israeli officials say they will not hesitate to strike back if hezbollah violates the deal, if it tries to rebuild terrorist infrastructur

in london, alex hogan ktvu, fox two news. >> in its newly released annual report, the pentagon reports it's received hundreds of reports of new ufo sightings, but says it found no evidence of alien activity, according to the pentagon, between may of 2023 and june of 2024, it received 757 reports of ufo sightings. of the new reports sent, the so-called. the new reports were sent to the so-called all-domain anomaly resolution office, and nearly 50 have already been found to be everyday items such as balloons, birds or drones. hundreds of causes remain unexplained. despite the findings, though, the pentagon's report is unlikely to settle any debates over the existence of aliens. medical researchers are taking action in response to a growing shortage of blood across the nation. they're working to create artificial blood, which doctors say could save thousands of lives in the very near futur, the researchers say artificial blood would help end many of the concerns over shortages, and it has some medical advantages over the real thing. >> when you donate blood, that blood only has a 42 day s

fox's alex hogan reports the biden administration hopes this pause in fighting will also lead to an endr in gaza. >> after months of fighting, it's quiet at israel's northern border. the beginning of a 60 day ceasefire has set the stage for the idf to withdraw from southern lebanon and for the lebanese military to move in and patrol the area alongside un peacekeepers. on wednesday, thousands of displaced people began making their way home despite israeli warnings to avoid the border region where troops are still deployed. some returned to find nothing left. >> think twice if it's worth coming back. i think that we have lost this strip of land. >> president biden says the us brokered agreement is intended to be permanent, but nato's leader is urging realistic expectations. >> let's not be naive. hezbollah is still there. iran is still backing hezbollah. >> and israeli officials say they will not hesitate to strike back if hezbollah violates the deal, if it tries to rebuild terrorist infrastructure near our border, we will defend ourselves. the focus now shifts to gaza, where hamas indica

alex hogan has the latest.f intense gunfire ringing through haiti's capital this week, pushing clouds of smoke into the air and sending people running for cover. >> on monday, the country's international airport was shut down after gangs appeared to open fire on a spirit airlines flight landing in port au prince. a jetblue plane taking off from the capital was also hit by gunfire. it all took place as haiti swore in its new prime minister, who promised to restore peace. >> the first essential task that will determine the success of the transition is to reestablish the security of people, property and infrastructure. food security and freedom of movement. >> the u.s. embassy says the violence appeared to be gang led efforts to block travel throughout port au prince. spirit, jetblue and american airlines temporarily canceled flights to and from haiti following the shootings. the u.n. estimates that gang violence controls about 85% of haiti's capital, and officials warn the political chaos in the country could lea

fox's alex hogan with the latest out of london. >> central beirut hit by israeli forces on monday asnues its offensive against the iran backed group hezbollah. another explosion killed a hezbollah spokesperson on sunday. now, diplomatic efforts to end the fighting are ramping up after lebanese officials reportedly had a positive response to a u. s. backed cease fire proposal. >> we continue to be engaged with our israeli counterparts, with the government of lebanon, with a number of other countries, both in the region and outside the region, to try and reach a resolution. >> the potential agreement calls for the idf to withdraw from lebanon for at least 60 days. during that time, the lebanese army would deploy along the border and act as a buffer between hezbollah and israel. but a key sticking point continues to be israel's demand for the right to strike hezbollah targets. if there is a violation of the deal. >> the military campaign campaign will continue until the immediate threat from lebanon is removed. >> meanwhile, the idf is continuing its offensive in northern gaza, targetin

as fox's alex hogan reports, climate scientists are concerned that the wars in ukraine and the middleincoming trump administration could derail this year's agenda. >> we meet at a time of complexity and conflict. >> world leaders are meeting in azerbaijan this week for the annual un climate conference, and it started with a stark new warning the world meteorological organization says 2024 is on track to be the hottest year on record, with the past decade clocking in as the warmest ten year period since record keeping started. >> this is another s.o.s. to the planet. the pace of climate change in the space of just one generation is alarming, but the wars in ukraine and gaza, as well as the reelection of donald trump, are threatening to derail this year's agenda. >> and even in azerbaijan, a repressive country with a poor human rights record, protesters are making their voices heard, linking the israeli offensive in gaza to what they call climate justice. >> there can be no climate justice without human rights. if we can't stop the genocide in palestine, we will not be able to stop the

fox's alex hogan reports the deal will take effect at 4 a.m.ocal time, which is in just over half an hour. >> after nearly a year of fighting israel and hezbollah have reached a ceasefire deal. the u.s. brokered agreement requires the idf to withdraw from lebanon and hezbollah to move further north. lebanon's army will then create a buffer near the border, along with un peacekeeping workers, effective at 4 a.m. tomorrow local time. >> the fighting across the lebanese-israeli border will en. will end. this is designed to be a permanent cessation of hostilities. >> hezbollah began firing into northern israel after hamas's october 7th attacks and displaced thousands of people along the border. in return, israel launched an offensive in southern lebanon that killed hezbollah's top leaders and damaged the militant group's stockpile of weapons. >> what they wanted to stop, and it was singular focus, is stop the firing into northern israel from southern lebanon that they were doing, which displaced 60 70,000 israelis. >> as israel's security cabinet r

in tel aviv, israel, alex hogan ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you alex.ed several charges against most of those arrested for blocking traffic on the golden gate bridge in april while protesting the war in gaza. of the 26 people who were initially charged, only seven are still facing charges. now, the san francisco district attorney's office says they are charged with felony conspiracy and false imprisonment for the people stuck on the bridge for hours. they will be back in court december 6th. >> california is tackling fashion waste. coming up on mornings on two. the nine. a new law that would keep your old clothes out of landfills, and how you can participate in a more sustainable future. we'll have much more on this story coming up. plus, we will have this. a special food distribution event is giving bay area families the support they need. how? it's making sure no one is left behind this thanksgiving week. i just fell behind. >> i'm out of luck and i'm out of time. if you don't want to love me, let me go. i'm running for the last train. i'm running for

foreign correspondence alex hogan has the latest. >> good evening.t day so far, this ceasefire has held. lebanon's army is currently heading south. hezbollah will need to retreat north, and israeli forces will withdraw from lebanon in phases over the next 60 days. those involved in negotiations say what is crucial now is implementation to make sure hezbollah does not bolster its forces to strike again. israel has warned civilians not to return to southern cities just yet. quite the opposite with lebanese people driving south and celebrations breaking out in the streets for the start of this ceasefire. israel says it will reserve the right to attack if it finds that hezbollah has violated this treaty. for now, the focus will shift back to hamas. >> voice of interpreter: from here, we look towards the southern front where the most important goal is to return all the hostages home safely and quickly. the result of the campaign in the north creates additional pressure on hamas. >> reporter: the war draws on in gaza, although antony blinken said the cease

alex hogan in tel aviv, what is in this deal?reporter: this would be a 60 day pause that would require israeli forces to leave lebanon. hezbollah forces would need to retreat from the border with israel and the lebanese army would be in place with un workers to create a buffer separating hezbollah from israel. we are hearing the lebanese foreign minister said he hoped to this deal would be agreed on later today. he says the lebanese army would be prepared to have 5000 troops deployed to southern lebanon at hopes there are efforts to rebuild. israel's defense minister met with un several envoy to lebanon, that they enforce the border buffer zone, israel would protect itself against any threats, by which time donald trump will be taking office in washington, something his pick for us ambassador to israel mike huckabee said would make a big difference. >> i hope when donald trump takes office, and i believe he will reinstitute the successful policy at a maximum pressure on the iranian government, that's where hezbollah funding mostl

alex hogan joins me now. >> reporter: a lot of uncertainty after all of this playing out this we, germany's 3 party coalition has collapsed, this after the german chancellor fired his finance minister of the pro-business free democrats. he had broken up his trust too many times and that was making any government work simply impossible. >> i feel forced to take this step. we need a government that is able to act. >> reporter: in response to this, the finance minister resigned so for weeks the coalition members were hardly speaking because of federal budget disagreements. the centerleft wanted to loosen constitutional rules on taking on more debt, from more borrowing to help ukraine and boost the economy but lynn dare from the free-market liberal party want to the opposite, to cut taxes and limit borrowing to boost the economy, germany's economy is expected to shrink in 2024 commercials says he will seek a parliamentary vote of confidence in mid january at a loss could lead to an early election as early as march which is six months ahead of schedule. this is coming at a time of high uncertain

alex hogan in tel aviv. what are the terms of the deal please, alex? reporter: hi, stuart.g and would guarantee the israeli force withdraw from lebanon and hezbollah fighters re-street further away from the border and would also mean that the lebanese army creating a buffer on separating israel and hezbollah further. there's progress in some and the prime sterling heights office and hezbollah weapons reed from the boarder and israel wants to strike hezbollah sites in lebanon if they believe the militant group will violate the agreement. >> it's important that hezbollah not allowed to come back to defense and do whatever is necessary to win. reporter: yesterday was a critical day and heaviest bombardment in weeks and launching 250 rockets and missiles towards israel on sunday alone. last week washington sent u.s. special envoy to hammer out some detail of the ceasefire and lebanon's debty speaker -- deputy parliament told reuters there's no serious obstacles left after one was agreed upon in the last day ensuring there's a five country committee for the ceasefire, which woul

. >> sandra: alex hogan is in tel aviv at this hour. alex. >> major international efforts today to secure this cease-fire with expectations it could happen as early as this evening. potentially go into effect by tomorrow morning. the state department saying it is doing everything it can to push this deal across the line. under the cease-fire hezbollah, the iranian-backed group in lebanon would need to move its forces north of the litani river. 20 miles north of the israeli border. the cease-fire would call for the withdrawal of israeli forces from lebanon, lebanese army along with the u.n. would create a buffer along the border. they hope the deal will be agreed on by tonight. israel's defense minister warned that if the lebanese army and u.n. workers do not enforce the buffer zone along the border israel will protect itself against any threat. former secretary of state mike pompeo highlighting threats will remain. >> iranian sponsors in tehran. they aren't signing onto the deal. goodness knows whether the attacks will continue from syri

alex hogan with more on these developments. >> hello. new tonight uae has reportedly arrested three men involved in the murder of that missing is really rabbi the 28-year-old rabbi went missing on thursday in dubai where he lived. and again as you mentioned the government here speaking out, condemning that calling this an act of anti- semitic terror. sirens astounding across israel with hezbollah and lebanon wrapping up attacks. launch more than 200 rockets and missiles across the country according to the idf one of those strikes hit this, centrall israel wounding several people a rocket hit residential building wounding at least three others. today israeli airstrikes in beirut southern suburbs. on saturday israeli strike on a residential building killed at least 20 people and wounded more than 80 others according to local authorities israel said the target was a member of hezbollah. they claim no political figures were in that building continued efforts are underway to reach a cease-fire under the current proposal the lebanese army woul

. >> julie: alex hogan, mike. >> mike: military analyst in lexington sr. fellow dr.welcome and happy thanksgiving to you. >> mike: happy thanksgiving, thanks. cut a deal the cease-fire between israel and hezbollah said he consulted with president-elect trump's team and let's play him. >> once i believe that we were really in the final stages of an agreement, i did check in with president-elect trumps senior national security team to make sure they knew what we were after here. and i think i can an agreement in the interest of israel in the interest of lebanon, but is clearly the security of the united states. we felt that way and they did as well. >> mike: how helpful is the cease-fire to the incoming trump national security team? >> i am really glad the cease-fire, and it shows that israel won anna has below lost. what the trump team to get out of this is the fact that hamas is more isolated. and frankly, israel's success village strategic campaign in lebanon was a really sharp setback for iran as well. it does clear the docs a bit. there is a lot to see. it takes a

alex hogan is live in tel aviv digging deeper into this deal. >> reporter: this would include a 60 dayfighting, israeli forces would need to leave lebanon on the southern border, and along the border would be a buffer zone, created by the lebanese army, the foreign minister hopes the deal will come to fruition. the lebanese army is sending 5000 troops to southern lebanon if possible and hopes the us will be able to help the efforts across the country to rebuild. 's relapse defense minister met with the special envoy to lebanon, that these army officials along the border are not able to enforce and protect this buffer zone, israel would protect itself against any potential threat, something mike huckabee, the president-elect argues is crucial. >> the prime minister is doing the right thing by trying to say let's see if we can get away and quick bombing ups and throwing missiles and rockets but he's very smart to restart the fighting when hezbollah breaks the truce. >> cross-border attacks continue tonight searching through the rubble and debris in lebanon after israeli airstrikes like t

alex hogan is live in tel aviv digging deeper into the deal. >> reporter: the cease-fire so far has heldreal warning civilians in lebanon not to return to the southern part of country, those border towns and villages just yet because israeli forces will remain there and there will be a phased rollout of the withdrawal of israeli troops over the next 60 days but that is not scenes like this from playing out, this is earlier in lebanon where you can see car after car of people returning home with their belongings strapped to the top of the vehicle. it has been 14 months of war, finalizing with the cease-fire that came yesterday in the early hours of this morning coming into place. some people had been displaced for nearly a year. >> translator: thank god. it feels great. thank god for everyone's safety. i hope lebanon stays safe. >> reporter: the lebanese army on the move today, lebanese forces will create a buffer along the border where hezbollah must retreat, the white house says it took months of diplomatic efforts to broker this piece plan. the us allies like france will not have boots

alex hogan is live in tel aviv with reaction right now to that. alex? >> hi, sander and john.ally a pivotal time right now here in the middle east to learn more details about what people in the region have been waiting and embracing for four weeks and months but really more than a year now for the thousands of people here in israel who have been displaced, for they more than a million people displaced in lebanon that reportedly that cease-fire will happen and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is going to be getting more information to his cabinet later this evening so we will still wait to hear some more details about exactly when all of this will take place, but what we do know again about the contingencies within this deal, it will be a 60 day pause in fighting. it will also ensure that israel will withdraw from lebanon and hezbollah forces will need to move about 20 miles north of the israeli border, above the litani river. that is the border essentially where they will need to move. in place there will be a lebanese army that will deploy peered we heard from the le

alex hogan shows us. >> lebanese forces and u.n.s patrolling the border of israel and lebanon, the buffer of the cease-fire. they traded accusations of cease-fire violations after the idf hit a hezbollah facility and fired two rounds into a southern town where the military has warned civilians not to return yet. although the deal overall has held, it's a pause that people in gaza say they could only hope for. >> we go to sleep with the hope of waking up to a truce. >> as food across the strip is increasingly scarce, fox travelled to the crossing into gaza with the idf. humanitarian aid is expected in israel and then brought here for distribution. >> we were walking with international community on different time of operation. >> increased attack on aid trucks means the supplies don't make it to those who need it most twomak they say that 109 trucks that departed from this crossing earlier this month, only 11 of those made it to their final destination. the state department is urging that a more secure safety operation is needed. >> w