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and 29—year—old arbel yehoud, lost in the crush of gunmen and cameras — put your hands together.military units hung on the stage. watched her appear. it's felt like something is missing inside of us, of our hearts. in exchange, israel released 110 palestinian prisoners. and the former head of an armed palestinian group to get its hostages home. lucy williamson, bbc news, tel aviv. those five thai hostages lucy mentioned in her report have been pictured together.this photo was released by and the former head of an armed palestinian group in the occupied west bank, released back tojenin. reunions here seen by many as a triumph for hamas... ..seen in israel as the price it pays to get its hostages home. been pictured together.this photo was released by the royal thai embassy in tel aviv. thailand's prime minister also expressed her relief at the news of the thai nationals being released. one of them is named watchara sriaoun. soon after reaching safety, he was able to video—call his family, who is in thailand. his mother, pictured here on the right, was overwhelmed with relief at se

past week or so, it had been widely reported in the israeli media that a particular civilian, arbel yehoud't on the list that hamas submitted on friday night. why was this? people were wanting to know. the israeli government have said that hamas have broken the terms of the deal and so today prevented hundreds of thousands of gazans going further north in returning to their homes. we have been hearing from one hamas source that next weekend, in fact, the civilian will be released and apparently hamas have given proof of life to the mediators of this fragile ceasefire. so this is a very delicate moment in this process but there has been on saturday some joy at the sight of four more hostages coming home. the release of the israeli soldiers today prompted israel, under the gaza ceasefire deal, to release 200 palestinians it's been holding in detention. jon donnison was in ramallah for the release of those prisoners. well, earlier this afternoon in ramallah, we saw pretty chaotic scenes to be honest as those prisoners were busted out of oferjail in beitunia. they arrived at this reception cen

civilians arbel yehoud and gadi mozes are expected to be released soon as well as five thai hostages for 110 palestinian prisoners. israel also reportedly demanded that hamas clarify the conditions of hostages sheri bibas and her two boys. under the deal they are to releasiving children and females first. there were grave concerns last weekend. >>> president trump is ordering a detention center to be opened at guantanamo bay, cuba, for those of what he calls the worst criminal immigrants in the u.s. illegally. trump signed a presidential memorandum instructing the pentagon and department of homeland security to prepare guantanamo bay to receive criminal immigrants. >> we have 30,000 beds in guantanamo to detain the worst criminal illegal aliens threatening the american people. some are so bad we don't trust the countries to hold them because we don't want them coming back. >> border czar tom homan says u.s. immigrations and customs enforcement would run the facility. trump announced his plans for guantanamo yesterday during a ceremony to sign the laken riley act into law, named after

and 29—year—old arbel yehoud, lost in the crush of gunmen after 15 months in captivity, the short walkugee camp, a separate ceremony for kidnapped soldier agam berger, highly controlled and choreographed. jibes at israel's military units hung on the stage. it's felt like something is missing inside of us, of our hearts. reunions here seen by many as a triumph for hamas... ..seen in israel as the price it pays to get its hostages home. defended their records during separate confirmation hearings on thursday. while mr kennedy, president trumps pick to lead the department of health and human services, faced more questions about his anti—vaccination stance. conspiracy theories and being supportive of the january 6th us capitol rioters. here's one of the combative exchanges from mr patel�*s hearings. you know, so you know, so you understand i'm asking you understand what i'm asking you. can you say the words, 7 biden 77 7 7 biden won 7 7 biden won the 7 7 biden won the 2020 7 election. " —*:hh—*f%f of e1711!!! election." —*:e—f%? of united states. understand this. i understand this. there's

arbel yehoud, who israel expected to be released on saturday.agreement has now been reached and arbel yehoud, one of the last remaining female hostages in gaza now expected to be released on thursday. wolf. >> all right. jeremy diamond in tel aviv for us. thank you very much. up next, a very emotional day. 80 years in the making. >> erin burnett out front. >> next on cnn. >> ontario, canada. >> your third largest trading partner. and number one export destination. >> for. >> 17 states. >> our economic. >> partnership keeps millions of americans working. we're here. >> right. >> by your side. >> hi. >> i'm. >> jay jackson. >> for almost 20. >> years, abacus. >> life has. >> been purchasing. >> life insurance policies. >> from seniors. and in just seconds. >> you can use the. >> free calculator at abacus pays.com. >> to learn what. >> your policy might. >> be worth. >> for many of my clients selling their life insurance to abacus was right for them and their estate plan. >> don't sell. >> or lapse your policy without going to abacus pays.com first

>> among the three hostages set to be released tomorrow the last female civilian, arbel yehoud, will be released . gaza's fragile cease-fire almost collapsed when she was not afraid. three americans are also still held in gaza. among them, 64-year-old keith siegel whose wife was freed more than a year ago. the man who helped negotiate this cease-fire visited devastated gaza today. he is the first american official to visit gaza in decades. tonight he saw prime minister netanyahu. next week, netanyahu will see president trump and be the first foreign leader to see the president this year. >>> we are also following a frightening scene out of india. police say at least 30 people died in a stampede at the world's largest religious gathering. it happened at a festival in northern india. police say another 60 people were injured and taken to hospitals. >>> we will take a break and in 60 seconds a new twist involving chinese a.i. app deepseek. did it rip off technology from its american competitor? your gut is like a garden growing both good bacteria and bad. that balance is key to a health

two israelis, their handover delayed 80—year—old gadi moses, his face and 29—year—old arbel yehoud, lostit's felt like something is missing because she's really, really a good friend of ours. just, she wasn't here. palestinian prisoners. among them, dozens of teenagers — west bank, released back tojenin. ..seen in israel as the price it pays to get its hostages home. been pictured together. in tel aviv. at the news of the thai nationals being released. one of them is named wiwwaeo sriaoun. soon after reaching safety, he was able to video—call his family, who is in thailand. with relief at seeing her son i'm joined now by the bbcs south asia correspondent, jonathan head in bangkok. jonathan, this must be very welcome news for the families. what can you tell us about what more can you tell us about those that have been released? they're youngish men. well, they're all youngish men. four of them in their 30s. one in 20s. very typical in his late 20s. very typical of the kinds of thais who go in large number, many quite large number, many thousands work thousands everyyear. to work. farms in

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actually, she will be released next weekend, they are saying, arbel yehoud.oof of life has been provided. we are waiting for the israelis to say whether or not they satisfy the stem and they will give the green light to the huge number of people being able to move from the south of gaza further to the south of gaza further to the north. nick beake. staying in the middle east. the lebanese health ministry has accused the israeli army of firing at residents trying to return to their homes in southern lebanon, killing at least three and injuring 1m. israel's military has missed a deadline to leave the area, as a 60—day ceasefire deal expired, it has not said how long its forces will stay in lebanon. both israeli troops and his brotherfighters were supposed to have completed their respective withdrawals. israel says lebanese troops have not deployed fast enough, while the lebanese military blames israeli procrastination. lebanon's new president, generaljoseph aoun, called for restraint. our middle east correspondent hugo bachega has the latest from beirut. this d

cbs news captured this image of 29-year-old arbel yehoud looking scared, surrounded by a jeering crowdd 110 palestinian prisoners. >> maurice: at senate confirmation hearings kash patel, the nominee for fbi director, denied he has an enemies list. in his book "government gangsters," he called for the punishment of 60 people he considers part of the deep state. but patel said today there will be no retribution. and tulsi gabbard, the nominee for director of national intelligence, refused to say whether she thinks edward snowden is a traitor for leaking classified documents. >> john: and suni williams whose stay at the international space station has been extended by seven months, is now the world's most experienced female space walker, after logging 62 hours and 6 minutes outside. still ahead on the "cbs evening news," lonnie quinn on the weather at the time of the midair collision and tonight at the recovery scene. >> maurice: plus, an aviation expert tells us about the challenges of navigating the congested skies over the nation's capital. >> john: and we will have this. >> and i am m

this comes after hamas agreed to release israeli hostage arbel yehoud soldier agam berger and one other hostage on thursday and free another three more hostages on saturday. meanwhile, the u.s. says that the separate ceasefire agreement between israel and lebanon would remain in effect until february the 16th. lebanese officials said at least 22 people were killed and more than 120 injured by the israeli forces as thousands of people tried to return home to the south after a sunday israel withdrawal deadline passed. the idf had released an order prohibiting residents from returning to their villages. in southern california, many of the wildfires that have caused so much damage are close to containment, but the scorched land left behind is facing a new threat, and that's flash flooding and mudslides. flood watches are now in effect until monday afternoon local time. rain moving through right now may be good for battling fires, but too much of it on dry, hardened soil can trigger mudslides and debris flow. several road closures have already been reported in places like los angeles county.

the sticking point is 29 year old hostage arbel yehoud. israel says that she's a civilian and should have been released on saturday, but hamas is the group that's holding her says that she's a soldier. because of this, israel says that it will not let palestinians return to northern northern gaza until she's released. but that didn't deter palestinians from trying to go home anyway. but hundreds of them essentially, they ran as israeli troops fired some warning shots. the israeli military says that soldiers did fire warning shots, but nobody was hurt. thousands in palestine, thousands of palestinians in southern gaza have been packing up and few belongings. really, the few belongings that they have. >> we want to go back to our homes. we're exhausted. our families are still in gaza city, and we want to see them enough. >> and i am waiting moment by moment. the coming hours separate us from our return to the north. i am waiting for permission so i can take my son, who was martyred seven months ago, and give him a proper burial. god willing,

their return, saying hamas violated the ceasefire agreement by not releasing civilian hostage arbel yehoudthe weekend. yesterday, hamas agreed to release yehoud in the next swap. >> the list from hamas matches israel's intelligence. amna: it all comes as israel confirmed today that eight of the 33 hostages set to be exchanged in phase one of the ceasefire deal are dead. israel says the next set of hostages is expected to be released on thursday. also today, the trump administration kicked off his second week in the white house with a flurry of activity including his top team. this evening, scott bessent was confirmed as treasury secretary. and president donald trump's newly sworn in defense secretary pete hegseth arrived at the pentagon this morning for his first day on the job. he said trump plans to sign a flurry of new executive orders focused on the u.s. military and vowed to continue support for trump's immigration policies after the pentagon sent 1500 troops and other resources to the border last week. >> we've helped move forward troops, put in more barriers and also to ensure mass

now, all this comes after hamas agreed to release israeli hostage arbel yehoud soldier agam berger and one other hostage on thursday and free another three more hostages on saturday. now, the united states said on sunday that the cease fire agreement between lebanon and israel would remain in effect until february 18th. a lebanese officials said at least 22 people were killed and more than 120 injured by israeli forces as thousands of people tried to return home to the south after a sunday israeli withdrawal deadline passed. the idf had released an order on sunday prohibiting residents from returning to their villages. belarusian president alexander lukashenko has easily won a seventh straight term in office. that's according to the country's election commission. officials say the close ally of the russian president, vladimir putin, received nearly 87% of the vote. critics have called it a sham. european politicians complained that this was not a fair vote because independent media banned in belarus and leading opposition figures have been detained or driven into exile. the country's 2

has blocked palestinian civilians from entering northern gaza until hamas allows the release of arbel yehoudrael says that she's a civilian who was kidnaped from her home during the october 7th attacks. hamas calls her a soldier. israel says that she should have been freed in yesterday's hostage release. after israel's order, many palestinians tried to cross into northern gaza. anyway. they ran for their lives as israeli troops opened fire. the israeli military says its soldiers fired some warning shots, but nobody was hurt. however, the chaos and uncertainty are not keeping palestinians from wanting to go back home. >> we want to go back to our homes. we're exhausted. our families are still in gaza city and we want to see them enough. my brothers were killed and buried in gaza and we didn't even get to see them. we want to visit their graves if they allow us to return now, i will be the first to enter the north. >> and last week, some palestinians managed to return to the neighborhood in northern gaza, including the bombed out city of beit hanoun, to see exactly what's left. this is what it

, however, was far more chaotic in southern gaza, where 80 year old gadi mozes and 29 year old arbel yehoud were released. five thai nationals were also released. all of the hostages are now in hospitals receiving treatment after their brutal treatment by the terrorist group hamas. those chaotic scenes in southern gaza briefly delayed the release of dozens of palestinian prisoners by the government of israel as part of phase one of the gaza ceasefire deal. we're back in a moment from near the site of last night's crash site. in the memories this collision brought back from past disasters and how leaders at the time of this country handled them. >> introducing a revolution in pain relief, absorbing junior pro. the strongest numbing pain relief available. it's the only solution with two max strength anesthetics for fast, penetrating, relief absorbing junior pro. nothing numbs pain more. >> you'll find them in cities, towns and suburbs all across america. >> millions of americans. >> who have medicare. >> and medicaid. >> but may be missing benefits they could. >> really use. >> extra benefits

arbel yehoud, a 29 year old who was taken captive from kibbutz nir oz gadi mozes, also from kibbutz nir oz. he is 80 years old. one of the oldest hostages still being held in gaza, and then agam berger, a 20 year old israeli soldier who was held alongside those other field observers who were released this past weekend. five thai hostages, we are told, are also set to be released, though their identities are unknown at this point. that is, in addition to the framework of those 33 hostages set to be released throughout these six weeks. >> our thanks to jeremy diamond, and thanks so much to all of you. i'm jim sciutto in the situation room. thank you for watching. erin burnett out front startsig n

due to be released by the terrorist group hamas tomorrow. 20 year old agam berger, 29 year old arbel yehoud, an 80 year old gadi mozes. they are set to be handed over as part of the ceasefire agreement between israel and hamas. five thai nationals also being held by hamas in gaza also will be released as part of a separate agreement, the release has come. as sources tell cnn that president trump's middle east envoy went to gaza today, the first time a high ranking american official has been in gaza since 2009. cnn's jeremy diamond has more from tel aviv. reporter. >> well, jake, this was steve witkoff first visit to the region since becoming president trump's special envoy for the middle east. and he not only visited israel today, but he was also in gaza, becoming the first u.s. official in more than a dozen years to visit the strip. a source familiar with the matter telling me that he did so alongside the minister for strategic affairs in israel, ron dermer, who is also one of prime minister netanyahu's top advisers. i'm told that they visited the netzarim corridor, which is where israeli

arbel yehoud and the last female israeli soldier, agam berger, both set to be released alongside a thirdge on thursday, and three more hostages set to be released on saturday. jeremy diamond, cnn, tel aviv. >> and still ahead, health officials in kansas city, kansas area are racing to contain the worst known outbreak of tuberculosis that the u.s. has seen in decades. we'll have that next. >> kobe the making. >> of a legend saturday at nine on cnn. for more than a decade. >> vasagar has been trusted. again and again and again. >> for s. e. cupp. >> ask your doctor about vasagar hi, i'm tony hawk and like many of you, i take a statin to reduce cholesterol. >> but statins can also deplete coq10 levels. that's what my doctor recommended. quinol. coq10 kunal has the number one cardiologist recommended form of coq10. kunal, the brand i trust. >> still have moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's disease symptoms after taking a medication like humira or remicade, put them in check with rinvoq, a once daily pill. >> when symptoms try to take control. i got rapid relief with rinvoq. >> c

. >> new tonight israel and hamas say they've reached a deal to release israeli hostage arbel yehoud. 29 year old woman was supposed to be part of saturday's hostage release, and when she wasn't included, israel accused hamas of violating the ceasefire deal. as a result, israeli forces stopped allowing displaced palestinians to return to northern gaza. this new agreement, though, means yehoud, along with five additional hostages, will be released later this week. israeli israel says hamas also sent a list of the hostages set to be released during the first part of the ceasefire deal, but the lack of such a list had been a key sticking point in negotiations over the next phases. with us now, dana strohl, the former assistant secretary of defense for the middle east as well as a research director at the washington institute for near east policy. thanks so much for being here with us. i just want to start with president trump's comments. over the weekend, he said gaza needed to be, quote, cleaned out while its palestinian residents resettled in neighboring countries like jordan and egypt

also, 80 year old gadi moses and 29 year old arbel yehoud are also expected to be released today as well. they were taken hostage at the nir oz kibbutz. kibbutz. now, five thai nationals are also expected to be freed as well. meanwhile, israel will release 110 palestinian prisoners in the coming hours. this, of course, is part of the hostage and ceasefire deal agreed to by israel and hamas earlier this month, four female israeli soldiers were released on saturday. phase one of this plan, which is what we're in right now, calls for the release of 33 hostages held in gaza and nearly 2000 palestinian prisoners. so we'll continue to monitor that situation. but we also want to get you up to speed with the latest on the mid-air collision outside of washington. a new video appears to show the moment of impact, with two aircraft ramming into each other. you see the moment of explosion there, the moment of collision with that orange fireball going up into the night sky. the american airlines passenger jet and a military blackhawk helicopter then crashed into the potomac river. a search and rescue

and you're looking live at the scene in khan yunis, where 80 year old gadi moses and 29 year old arbel yehoudare expected to be released at any moment. we're continuing to watch that they were taken hostage at the nir oz kibbutz. five thai nationals are also expected to be freed. israel will release 110 palestinian prisoners in the coming hours as well. it's all part of the hostage and ceasefire deal agreed to by israel and hamas earlier this month, four female israeli soldiers were released on saturday. and remember, this is phase one of the plan. the phase one calls for the release of 33 hostages held in gaza and nearly 2000 palestinian prisoners. all right, back to the breaking news we've been following for hours now. we're taking a close look at the first images of the jet and the helicopter in the water. when our breaking news coverage of the mid-air collision continues after the break. >> kobe didn't want to be one of the all time greats. he wanted to be the best. >> he may be the one to self-sabotage everything he's ever wanted. >> that's when the black mamba was born. >> kobe the maki

arbel yehoud, a 29 year old who was taken captive from kibbutz nir oz gadi mozes, also from kibbutz nir oz. he is 80 years old. one of the oldest hostages still being held in gaza, and then agam berger, a 20 year old israeli soldier who was held alongside those other field observers who were released this past weekend. five thai hostages, we are told, are also set to be released, though their identities are unknown at this point. that is, in addition to the framework of those 33 hostages set to be released throughout these six weeks. >> our thanks to jeremy diamond, and thanks so much to all of you. i'm jim sciutto in the situation room. thank you for watching. erin burnett out front starts right now outfront next victory. >> democrats are celebrating a win after trump backtracks on his attempt to freeze federal funding. the president, though, is saying he is not reversing course. plus, a brutal grilling. democrats tearing into rfk jr.. about vaccines and his role in a deadly measles outbreak. the governor of hawaii, also a doctor who helped deal with the fallout from kennedy's vaccine

northern gaza only after resolving a two day dispute with hamas over the fate of an israeli hostage, arbel yehoud, now set to release her alongside the captive israeli soldier. >> agam berger and a third hostage on thursday back in gaza. this is what most are returning to bombed out buildings and heaps of rubble now line the streets, even amid the destruction, there is joy as family members, separated by war, reunite. thank god. muataz says. >> as he. >> kisses his mother and embraces his daughter. he hasn't seen them in ten months. amid the reunions, there are also. tears as people set foot on the land they call home once again. i'm crying right now out of happiness, this man says. i don't want anything except to enter my homeland. the enormity of the destruction in gaza, prompting president trump to call for moving palestinians out of gaza. >> i'd like egypt. >> to take people and i'd like jordan. >> to. >> take people. >> i. >> mean. >> you're talking about. >> probably a million and. >> a half people. >> and we just. clean out that whole thing. >> among those who camped out for days near the