alex hogan is live in tel aviv. she has more for us. alex. >> reporter: hi, jon.es of this conflict have been concerned that potentially stalled negotiations could prevent this ceasefire from holding. but what we're hearing today from adam bowler who is the trump administration's special envoy for hostages, he said the negotiations have been helpful and is that something could come together within weeks. >> hamas did orient toward a long-term truce as they called it, a truce where they would be disarmed, a truce where they would not be part of the political policy and a truce where we would ensure that they are in a place where they can't hurt israel. >> reporter: now, boehler went on to say part of the negotiations went on to center around rebuilding the gaza strip. this would cost $53 billion, and it would avoid displacing palestinians. israel and the u.s., however, argue at the strip is uninhabitable. israel will send a delegation to qatar tomorrow for ceasefire negotiations, and hamas this weekend said there are positive indicators for a second stage of this p

alex hogan has the latest on the story tonight from tel aviv. hi alex. >> hi joe.the trump administration on voice spoke to shannon bream on "fox news sunday" about the negotiations and efforts to reach a permanent cease-fire although he said the first goal is securing the release of the 59 hostages still in gaza. >> they focused on our alive american alexander on her for dead americans given them home as soon as possible and how important that was to the president's comment to president trump. we also discussed with the end it might look like precooked israel said delegation to tran 12 tran at 10. hamas said there are positive indicators for second stage. also joint talks this week. part of the negotiation centered on rebuilding the strip. european leaders are now voicing support this weekend for the gaza reconstruction plan this would cost $53 billion avoid displacing the palestinians. israel and the u.s. argued the strip is uninhabitable. angela deal is reached israel has a pause aid shipment causing food shortages in the strip once again. >> we can only get one

. >> a fox news team coverage alex hogan live in israel on a new approach the white house has taken there, but first, the senior national correspondent -- live at the state department for us. what is this peak under the usaid's hood uncovering? >> the details are still outstanding. we are planning on asking about that in a couple minutes when the state department briefing begins. peter morocco is a top usaid official who has been on capitol hill briefing members of congress about this over the past couple of days. sources in the room say morocco told them he uncovered waste, fraud, abuse that was more severe than initially thought that potentially rises to the level of a crime. specifics beyond that are unclear about the allegations, timing of any criminal referral to the department of justice, or rather usaid staff or grant recipients are suspected of wrongdoing. one republican claims there are instances of organizations receiving billions of dollars that had no previous record -- doing any type of work. >> someone will pay with jail time. it's over and beyond what we really thought. >>

alex hogan is here the latest. x-height rich.argely stalled, adam bole mueller the p administration envoy for hostages said today the negotiations have been productive and something could come together within weeks. >> hamas did orient a long-term truce as they called it. i truce where they would be disarmed. a truce where they would not be part of the political policy. in a truce where we would ensure they are in a place where they cannot hurt israel. >> he went on to say part of the negotiation center on rebuilding the strip european leaders are voicing support for the reconstruction plan this would cost $53 billion and would avoid displacing palestinians, israel on the use if the strip us on is onand has a bubble. they will send a delegation positive indicators for the second stage of the cease-fire. and what a second stage might look like 59 hostages remain in gaza. twenty-four are still believed to be alive including one american. remnants of the hostages demanding a deal. israel supports what it says is a u.s. plan to hand

alex hogan is live in tel aviv with more. hi, rich, as you mentioned, the trump administration hostage envoy spoke with shannon bream saying these negotiations between the u.s. and hamas have led to progress but that the main focus for now hate of securing a long-term peace -- ahead of securing a long-term peace plan is securing the release of these 59 hostages still in gaza. >> i focused orphan our -- on our alive american and our four dead americans, getting them home as soon as possible and how important that was to the president, to president trump. but we also discussed what the end might look like. >> reporter: israel will send a delegation to doha, qatar, tomorrow for ceasefire negotiations. a hamas this week will, says that there are positive indicators for a second stage, and u.s. officials will also join these talks in doha a this week. now, boller added that part of the negotiations centered on rebuilding the strip. european voices are building support for the arab-backed gaza reconstruction plan. which would cost

alex hogan, fox news. >> new at 630, the sanford journalist, arrested during a pro-palestinian protestast year will not be facing any criminal charges. the santa clara county district attorney's office says it has declined to charge dylan gorrell, as there is no evidence that he did anything other than cover the event as a journalist. last june, protesters broke into the stanford administration building and caused major damage while protesting the israel-hamas war. in a statement, go hill's attorney says go hill was subjected to wrongful arrest and baseless allegations for simply doing his job and says this decision is long overdue. [music] coming up, growing questions over how to measure being sick. experts weh in on what might years, our normal body temperature has been universally thought to be 98.6, but now that metric is under question. a recent video on social media went viral of a woman citing new research, putting the average body temperature at 97.9, nearly 1 degrees lower. the post received over 1600 comments, with many users sharing their temperatures skewed lower than 98.6.

alex hogan, fox news. >> tonight, the american muslim voice foundation hosted its annual interfaith iftarr in the south bay. iftar is the meal muslims eat to break their fast during the month of ramadan. people of muslim, christian, catholic and jewish faiths gathered tonight at the first presbyterian church of palo alto. speakers discussed what fasting means to them in their respective religions, and the founder of the foundation says tonight's shared meal is all about solidarity and gratitude. >> we just bring community together. you bring family, friends and thank god for what you have, what you're blessed with, food wise, people wise and everything else. >> this was the 21st year the american muslim voice foundation has hosted the dinner. [music] >> coming up on the 11:00 news, three martinez police officers have been fired due to alleged misconduct. coming up, a look at the incident leading to the investigation. >> we've got rain, wind, thunderstorms, hail, even local snow and that's coming up this week alone. let's track the incoming storms together with your bay area forecast. >> a

but first winter turn to alex hogan who is on the ground. >> u.s.fficials will reportedly join those negotiations this week it comes as hamas says they are ready to continue negotiations for a second stage in the cease-fire israel said it supports a plant planbrought forward by the u.s.o call on hamas to hand over half of the 59 hostages now. the other half with a cease-fire is reached. hamas says it would instead stick with the agreements signed in january. of the president trump gave what he called a final warning posting online quote release all the hostages now not later immediately return all the dead bodies of people you murdered or it is over for you for this new tension over what comes after the war. european leaders are voicing support for the gossett reconstruction plan this would cost $53 billion it would avoid displacing palestinians, israel and the u.s. argue the strip is uninhabitable. the backer of hamas, iran is to present drums letter demanding nuclear talk supreme leader scoffed at the idea arguing it's only a means for washington

first, we turn to fox news correspondent alex hogan on the ground in israel.lo. >> reporter: hi, shannon. u.s. officials will reportedly join negotiations in doha this week and comes as hamas says they are ready to continue negotiations for a second stage in the cease-fire. israel says it supports the plan brought forward by the u.s. that would call on hamas to hand over half of the 59 hostages now and the other half one a permanent cease-fire is reached. hamas has said that they would instead stick with the agreement signed in january although president trump gave what he called a final warning posting online on thursday quote, release all the hostages now, not later and immediately return all the dead bodies to the people you murdered or it is over for you. also new tension over what comes after the war. european leaders are now voicing support for the gaza reconstruction plan. this would cost $53 billion and would avoid displacing palestinians. israel and the u.s. argue this trip is uninhabitable. this weekend the backer of hamas iran is responding to presi