and it's unclear to me if, if and when arbel yahud will be released, if the idf will then pull back andeople to go back north, because there is one other violation that israel claims hamas has committed here, and that is not providing the update. the condition, a status condition on the 26 remaining hostages in gaza. so we don't have an update on whether or not they're dead or alive. and they were supposed to provide that update on saturday. hamas has not provided that update. ali. >> okay. so a lot of a lot of moving parts. that's why we keep describing the ceasefire as as fragile. as of now, it's still underway. but there are there are some very serious bumps on the road here. danielle, thanks very much. we'll stay close to you on this, as always. nbc's danielle hamamdjian in tel aviv. we'll be right back. we got more. velshi after the break. >> safelite repair. >> perfecting your swing is hard. >> my shop had. oh, safelite replacement. >> but replacing your windshield doesn't have to be. go to safelite. com and we can come to you. >> sick. >> our highly trained techs can replace your

israel said it was expecting a young woman, civilian, arbel yahud, to be freed last saturday. we had four israeli soldiers coming out instead. so israel has insisted that arbel yahud, who i think now is 29, she was 28 when she was captured, she's actually a german—israeli citizen, she will now come out on thursday along with two other hostages. and then on saturday we will have we will have a further three hostages. so six in total this week exchanged for scores of palestinian prisoners. what about the kind of robustness of this ceasefire agreement? how robust would you say it is at this stage? well, its holding at the moment, isn't it? but it's a fragile one. and each time we have these exchanges, and one is going to happen every week for the remaining five weeks, and, you know, there's wrangling, there's negotiation. it's very, very complex. there's also the issue of, you know, what happens next? so this is just phase one of the ceasefire deal. it's due to last six weeks with just over a week into it. after that, the negotiations have got to start, and they're going to start

and it all hinges around one hostage, 29 year old arbel yahud.violation of the cease fire agreement. in response, prime minister benjamin netanyahu's office is saying they will not allow palestinian civilians to return to the north of the gaza strip until the deal to release arbel yahud is finalized. we do not know at this point what has become of this 29 year old woman. she was kidnaped from kibbutz nir oz along with her boyfriend. her brother was actually killed on october 7th. we do know that at one point she was in the captivity of islamic jihad. it's a smaller militant group alongside hamas inside of the gaza strip. other islamic jihad hostages did come out in the previous ceasefire deal back in november of 2023. it remains deeply unclear why she has not been freed yet, but prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he has informed the trump administration they are not going to allow palestinian civilians to return to the north until they get, in their words, satisfaction on this issue. but it is very likely, ali, that hamas will see this as a m

the reopening of this road north, after hamas postponed the release of a civilian woman hostage, arbel yahud sides have accused the other of violating the truce. in gaza's battered northern neighbourhoods, those who survived the war are now waiting for their relatives to return. "i can't describe my feelings", said um sharif. "i'm going to see my children. "i've been waiting for this moment since day one "of the war." israel doesn't allow journalists access to report independently from gaza, but the un estimates that 60% of its buildings have been damaged or destroyed. donald trump has described it as a demolition site and talked of clearing gaza out, relocating its residents to egypt and jordan. the idea has delighted israel's far right politicians, who want israelis to resettle there, and outraged gazans themselves. translation: with all due respect, the us president l is an idiot. we are staying put here in gaza. we don't want to emigrate. why should we do that? if we wanted to emigrate, we could have done that a long time ago. lives, already made unpredictable by war, are facing an unpre

yes, this is arbel yahud. she's a 29—year—old civilian.his week, the media was speculating that she would be released. but last night, when hamas gave this list of four women to be freed, she was not on it. and a lot of people were asking why, because under this deal, civilians are supposed to be released before soldiers, women before men. so that's how it works. but she wasn't on this list. and so what israel has said today is that hamas, through not releasing her today, is basically in breach of the deal here. and as a consequence, israel has stopped hundreds of thousands of people in gaza from returning to the north, back to their homes. they were expecting to do this today. they were getting ready to make thatjourney. but so far, israel has said they're not able to do that. now, we've heard from a hamas source tonight saying that, in fact, this civilian will be released next weekend and that the militant group has provided to mediators of this ceasefire arrangement a proof of life video. we don't know at this point whether that's enoug

the reopening of this road north, after hamas postponed the release of a civilian woman hostage, arbel yahudsed the other of violating the truce. in gaza's battered northern neighbourhoods, those who survived the war are now waiting for their relatives to return. i can't describe my feelings, said um sharif. i'm going to see my children. i've been waiting for this moment since day one of the war. israel doesn't allow journalists access to report independently from gaza, but the un estimates that 60% of its buildings have been damaged or destroyed. donald trump has described it as a demolition site and talked of clearing gaza out, relocating its residents to egypt and jordan. the idea has delighted israel's far right politicians, who want israelis to resettle there, and outraged gazans themselves. translation: with all due respect, the us . president is an idiot. we are staying put here in gaza. translation: with all due respect, the us . president is an idiot. we are staying put here in gaza. we don't want to emigrate. why should we do that? if we wanted to emigrate, we could have done that

arbel yahud, and israel. >> is saying that. >> until there is an arrangement. >> for her. of gaza, it is not. >> going. >> to allow. those tens of thousands of palestinian families to. >> return to. >> their homes in the north of the strip. >> now. >> tonight, alex. >> it is looking like there is a potential breakthrough. >> in crisis talks. >> talks to keep this. >> cease. fire on track. >> islamic jihad, which. >> is. >> a smaller militant group that fights alongside hamas, is saying it is prepared to release arbel yahud in the coming days. so that would be not on. >> the. >> scheduled day of the. >> exchange next saturday. instead, we could see at least. >> one hostage coming out in the middle of the week, prime minister netanyahu's office saying so far there isn't a final deal, but talks are looking promising. now, in terms of those four female soldiers we heard from. their families a little earlier tonight saying for the most part they are in good condition, but they have been through an awful lot inside of gaza, and we had a chance to speak to the director of beilins

among those expected to be released will be 29 year old arbel yahud and agam burger. the last female soldier held in gaza. we could possibly also see the first american released as part of this hostage deal. daniele hamamdjian, nbc news, tel aviv. back here in california, the state is getting a passing grade on how well it prioritizes climate change. the group, called california environmental voters, released its environmental scorecard. today. it basically grades state governments on their actions to comb climate change and help the environment based on actions. in 2024, california got a b, an 84% to be exact. we got an 86% in 2023. major wins for the state include climate bills that put caps on oil wells and building electrification. as concerning as the massive weather shifts and the hot temperatures have been in 100 years, unless we radically change course, we are going to look back and say that these weather patterns in the 2020s were unusually benign and the temperatures were unusually cool. and so these are going to be the good old days unless we change course.

so, this all boils down to the fate of one particular civilian hostage, arbel yahud. years old. it was widely expected and reported in the israeli media over the past week that she would be released yesterday. but on friday night, when hamas gave the list of the four women to be released, she wasn't on it. and in fact, they were four soldiers. so israel says that hamas has basically undermined the deal, which says, in essence, that civilians should be released before soldiers. so what's happened is israel says that as a result, they are stopping all those palestinian families in the south of gaza, moving to the north. they were getting ready to to make that move with all the possessions they still have. so what has happened now is that hamas have said, "well, actually, she'll be released next weekend." and hamas and islamichhad, another militant group, have apparently provided proof of life for this civilian. and so it would seem now we're waiting too for the israelis to say whether or not this satisfies them, and they will give the green light to that huge number of

israel says there's a woman named arbel yahud. she's 29 years old. israel says she's a civilian.they're holding her, says she's a soldier. what's the issue here? >> well, the issue is that israel is accusing hamas of breaching the terms of the deal. therefore, the hundreds of thousands of displaced who were supposed to be going back to northern gaza today are still waiting at the intersection of the netzarim corridor and salahadin in gaza. the netzarim corridor runs east to west, splitting gaza in half. the salah al-din highway is the main highway, the main road in gaza, running north to south. and so you've got currently hundreds of thousands waiting at that intersection. we've got the nbc news crew in gaza at the scene, our eyes and ears on the ground, and they have not been given the green light to go ahead. not just that they say that israeli forces have opened fire on the crowd. at least one man, a 43 year old man, was killed. imagine having survived for 177 days, only to die at this intersection, waiting to go back home to northern gaza, where, of course, you've seen the im

israel has specifically identified this woman, 29 year old arbel yahud, stating that until she is releasedcivilians to return to northern gaza. and that was supposed to begin today. the question here is whether yahud is a soldier or a civilian. islamic jihad is saying that that she is a soldier, and the ratio at which you trade prisoners, palestinian prisoners for israeli hostages differs depending on whether one is a civilian or a soldier. joining me now from hostage square in tel aviv is nbc news international correspondent daniele hamamdjian. daniele, good to see you this morning. what's happening now for you? it was pretty noisy where you were earlier. it was right as that helicopter was landing and those hostages were were getting off at the hospital north of where you were in petah tikva. tell me what the situation has been, both where you are and in the west bank, because i know you're keeping in touch with folks there to see how that's going on. >> yeah. well, good evening to you from tel. >> aviv, ali. >> it's pretty quiet behind me. >> as. >> you can see, but we're expecting quit

her name is arbel yahud.come out first and military women would come out second. now, israel is saying that because hamas breached that deal, they are not going to allow palestinian civilians to return to their homes in northern gaza until they are confident that arbeely is going to be released. it is not clear at this point why hamas did not release her. today, the israeli government is saying it is in contact with the trump administration, and it expects that this issue will be resolved. >> okay, ralph sanchez, much appreciated. as always, a much must read rather from my next guest. she's a health researcher who says the pause on grants from the national institutes of health could have a devastating health could have a devastating cost. that's next. at harbor freight, we design and test our own tools and sell them directly to you. no middleman. just quality tools you can trust at prices you'll love. whatever you do, do it for less at harbor freight. ♪♪ [coughing] copd is an ugly reality. do you have his med

not allow the passage of gazans to the north of the gaza strip until the release of the citizen arbel yahud supposed to be released today, is arranged. we will monitor that breaking news and bring you anything new as it develops. let's head back to breaking news here at home from the capitol overnight, the senate just narrowly confirmed pete hegseth to serve as our next secretary of defense. there were three republicans, including former republican leader mitch mcconnell, who voted against this nomination, forcing vice president jd vance to cast the tie breaking vote. this is only the second time a vice president has ever cast the deciding vote for a cabinet member. access nomination faced intense scrutiny and allegations of excessive drinking and an accusation of sexual misconduct, which he denies. joining us now is the former deputy press secretary for the pentagon, sabrina singh. >> sabrina, welcome. >> so a busy week. >> we're we're we're. still trying to take. >> it all in. >> hegseth is now our secretary of defense. i'd like. >> you to. >> hear what armed services. >> ranking member.

so arbel yahud will come out on thursday along with two others, and then those three additional hostages will come out on saturday. and mika, that is raising hopes that we may finally see american hostage keith segal, a 65 year old grandfather released from hamas captivity sometime this week. you might remember he was taken along with his wife. his wife was released in the first stage of the deal, and he has been in gaza for 15 months now, as well as those two hostage releases, we are expecting president trump's envoy to the middle east, steve witkoff, to make his first trip here since the trump administration took office. this is a man who was deeply involved in brokering that deal in qatar, and witkoff is saying that he is not only going to visit israel, do the meetings with prime minister netanyahu that you would expect, but that he is also thinking about going into gaza himself, a cease fire, obviously on. but this is still a dangerous part of the world. so that would be a first for a senior u.s. official. >> all right. nbc's raf sanchez, thank you so much. we greatly appreciate your

what we see �* will be women released, arbel =-z who 6 people were yahud. who many people were . to behe palace going from the south to 11, of gaza, south to the north of gaza, that was expected to happen last weekend, but it was delayed of that. delayed because of that. she will be released another and another man who n and another man'who has woman and another man who has not been what'll happen not been named. what'll happen is will be released from is they will be released from hamas we have hamas captivity, and we have seen this choreography of the last couple of weeks or so, we see that dozens of see that prisoners palestinians prisoners are from prisons. released from israeli prisons. thank much. let's get some of the day's other news now. warning that a halt to funding could lead to rises to continue his country's nuclear programme "indefinitely". nuclear power. stood down following months of anti—government protests. insulin for almost a week. because the group caring for her opposed medical intervention. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. she's been promisi

according to the deal arbel yahud.ing to the deal, hamas was to release civilians before soldiers. more strong winds and heavy rain are on the way. after storm eowyn was dubbed the strongest storm to hit the uk in ten years, with wind gusts of up to 100mph around 100,000. in northern ireland and 35,000in scotland are still without power. some will have to wait several days to be reconnected. meanwhile, travel services remain severely disrupted in scotland, with trains and ferries suspended and roads closed. and it's not over yet. the spanish, named storm herminia is on the way and will bnng herminia is on the way and will bring heavy rain, gales and hill snow up from the southwest today and on monday. and strictly come dancing star wyn evans has apologised after being caught on camera making a sexual comment about one of the show's female presenters. the welsh opera singer has been touring with the live show after competing on the bbc one programme with katya jones last year. in the recording, obtained by the mail on s

they want the release of the civilian arbel yahud. according to the deal arbel yahud. according to the deal, hamas is supposed to release civilians before soldiers, so that is an ongoing dispute. however, serious palestinian offenders, those convicted of the gravest crimes , convicted of the gravest crimes, were not in ramallah in the west bank. some of them were on board this bus, understood to be on its way to cairo and egypt, where palestinians will then travel to neighbouring countries, including qatar and turkey. a 14 year old has been charged with the murder of birmingham schoolboy leo ross, who was stabbed in a country park on tuesday. the youth, who can't be named because of his age, was arrested around four hours after 12 year old leo suffered fatal injuries in the hall green area. he has also been charged the youth with seven other offences, including possession of a bladed weapon. leo's family have released a statement describing him as an amazing, kind boy who was loved so much by everyone. three teenagers have died and a fourth man has suffered life threat

yes, this is arbel yahud.the footage we all saw earlier of the four hostages being released and reunited with their families. a real feeling of reunited with their families. a realfeeling ofjubilation today but a different message, the rally is getting under way in will last an hour or so but the central message is that the remaining hostages must not be forgotten. we have some of the families and friends of those still being detained, around 90 people and among them was michael levy who spoke to us earlier on. his younger brother was kidnapped by hamas on october the 7th and this is what you told us about that day. what you told us about that da . ., ~' , what you told us about that da . ., 4' , . what you told us about that da. ~ ::., what you told us about that da. ,., ~ x. ., ., day. he woke up at 6:20am along with his wife _ day. he woke up at 6:20am along with his wife and _ day. he woke up at 6:20am along with his wife and left _ day. he woke up at 6:20am along with his wife and left their - with his wi

would not be allowed to travel north until plans were in place for the release of israeli civilian arbel yahudrding to the deal, hamas was to release civilians before soldiers. a 19 year old man has died after his car was struck by a falling tree in scotland dunng a falling tree in scotland during storm arwen, which the met office says was the strongest storm to hit the uk in ten years, with wind gusts of up to 100mph. around 75,000 in northern ireland and 35,000 in scotland are still without power. some will have to wait several days to be reconnected. meanwhile, travel services remain severely disrupted in scotland, with trains and ferries suspended and roads closed. and it's not over yet. the spanish, named storm herminia is on the way and will bnng herminia is on the way and will bring heavy rain, gales and hail snow up from the southwest on sunday and monday. and elon musk has made a surprise appearance at a campaign event for germany's right leaning afd, where he urged supporters to move beyond their past guilt. speaking via video link to a haul of around 4500 alternative fur deutschland

the release will include civilian arbel yahud, who was expected to be released yesterday. since the ceasefire deal came into force, seven hostages and just under 300 prisoners have been released. those are the latest gb news headlines. more in half an hour. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> hello and welcome! this is britain's newsroom, live across the united kingdom on gb news, with andrew pierce and miriam cates standing in for bev turner. now there's a lot to cover in the news. >> certainly is today. the home secretary, yvette cooper, has written to elon musk. zuckerberg what i call the giants of the superhighway, to say you've got to take down the vile, dark, the stuff on the dark web that is thatis stuff on the dark web that is that is radicalising and giving these violent images about young people as we discover that the wretched film that radacanu watched, which may have been the trigger for the stockport attack, it's still online. >> well, he certainly watched this

hamas will release another six hostages this week, including civilian arbel yahud, who was expected toreleased yesterday. since the ceasefire deal came into force, seven hostages and just under 300 prisoners have been released. britain is bracing for more rain and gales as storm herminia sweeps in. yellow warnings for wind and heavy rain have been issued for parts of the uk as the new storm arrives after storm arwen left two people dead. 80 mile an hour gusts have been recorded in cornwall, with coastal areas at risk of reaching 70 miles an hour overnight. meanwhile, 65,000 homes in northern ireland are still without power. rain warnings are in place across england and wales, with up to 80mm expected in some areas , and 80mm expected in some areas, and the deliberate vandalism of memorials of two murdered police officers have sparked outrage across west yorkshire. the memorial stones of peachey and broadhurst and sergeant john speed were both covered in black paint over the weekend, with officers now launching an investigation into the incidents. a member of the pubuc incidents. a memb