all these ready, military spokesman, daniel gary, has accused from us of not sticking to the times of the deal for mos failed to mid it's complications. to 1st release is really female civilian hostages, a spark of agreement. we are determined to return to the return of a baby, a hood, and he is rarely citizen getting up from your office. and also sheree beavers entered 2 children that are not in whose will for we are extremely concerned about his bringing him to saw hold from on this home. this joining us from amman, jordan, because israel's government has bind down to 0 from reporting from israel. and the occupied westbank to these really is not happy about how things went today about the, the, the way in which the exchange happened, the, the captives that were exchanged. why is that, and what are they conditions for allowing palestinians to return to northern cost? and that's right on friday, once how most had released this list. israel confirmed it received it, but then there was a lot of talk about how a mass quote, violating the terms of the agreement. and that means that israel

is really army spokesperson, daniel, her gary also spoke later in the evening saying that from us is responsible for the safety of the captives during these release. and whoever harms the captives will be harmed via the state of israel. but nonetheless, israel says they receive those assurances for mediators and went ahead with a release of palestinian prisoners. but it didn't come without hardship is really forces were firing at family members outside of the open present who were waiting for their loved ones and trying to do what they could to suppress any sort of expression of joy and celebration among the palestinians. a $110.00 prisoners were released as part of the exchange you deal, but is really forces said that they wanted to limit any sort of celebrations, but those means still to place if i'm on low in the occupied west bank, i'm the center with them just need all, i'm a serious president document. all shara has made his 1st nationwide address. as the new interim leader, it comes a day off, the constitution was abolished and parliament dissolved, travel now form a temporary

thank you to gary, especially former member of the maryland house of delegates and son of the late, senator daniel brewster for long term support of our institution, along with the opportunity to host this wonderful program tonight. thank you to john frisch, former maryland state house bureau chief of staff for the baltimore sun and author for your work on the significant national story and important marylander senator daniel brewster congratulate on your book, which amazon just named as one of their top 20 bestsellers in the congress category. welcome to c-span you so much for being here with us tonight, documenting this event. and i have to acknowledge staff and trustees here with us tonight. thank you for your boundless creativity and ability to adapt to new challenges for those of you who may not know our campus under construction, you might have noticed out in the parking lot, but powered by the shaping the future of history campaign with major support capital funding from the state of maryland the first floor of our 1965 building is currently being renovated and transformed into an intention

gary, ktvu, fox two news. >> in san francisco. union workers and city officials are showing their support for immigrants. the workers, along with mayor daniel lurie and other city leaders, attended a rally today outside of city hall. mayor lurie says san francisco values its immigrant communities and that he supports its sanctuary city policy. >> i've always said that public safety is my first priority. that means everyone in our city should feel comfortable interacting with local law enforcement and accessing city services. for decades, we have had policies that do that. these policies make us all safer, and you have my commitment to uphold them. >> this afternoon, the board of supervisors passed a resolution reaffirming san francisco's commitment to its sanctuary city ordinance. new. at 730, contra costa health has received a grant to help promote pedestrian and bike safety. more than $200,000 in the form of a grant will fund safety campaigns, community audits of dangerous roads and classes on bike safety. local data shows a nearly 30% increase in deadly crashes involving pedestrians over the last decade in contra costa, and pedestrians a

daniel fargo has the speaking in the last half auto. so i believe you being a cost that was even saying the well, the annual gary has spoken about to be captives released. that took place in guns that today specifically in the falling units, the release of our bill, your food, and actually what he said is basically mirroring the statement and these really prime minister that we've just received within the last hour or so both of them say that they do not want to see these types of crowds, when the captains are being releasing the, the massive number of people around the captive. well, she was being released jose quote for rent and danger to her life. and they want to see not that exactly the opposite of that. they want to see the captain's release just handed over to the red cross. they don't want to see any crowds, they don't want to see the gathering. so there's a little bit of parallels here to what you're seeing within the occupied west bank and gaza. israel now trying to control the mechanism and way in which is really captive or being releasing that. it's now part of the deal and that they will quote, not violate and not quote, accept an

gary is following the story. he'll have more information for us today at five. >> new at noon san francisco mayor daniel lowery has introduced an ordinance to the board of supervisors to take on the city's fentanyl crisis. this morning, lowery and other city officials announced a stepped up effort to get fentanyl off the city's streets. his proposal would expedite funding for additional hiring of public safety and health staff. the plan would also add shelters, expand treatment and implement new mental health initiatives. lowery says this will allow the city to bypass bureaucratic obstacles that have prevented progress in ending the fentanyl crisis. >> we can no longer treat this fentanyl crisis like a 9 to 5 issue. this is a crisis that happens 24 hours a day. the department heads and the law enforcement officials behind me understand that, and we are working on that. >> lowery says he hopes the board of supervisors approve his fentanyl state of emergency ordinances quickly over the coming week. >> an alameda county judge is listening to arguments in the case of a five year old girl shot and killed on an east bay

gary, ktvu, fox two news. we'll head back up to you in oakland. >> all right, jesse, thank you for the update there. >> san francisco mayor daniel leary gaining support for his fentanyl state of the emergency ordinance proposal. the mayor attended a rally outside city hall today with the groups mothers against drug addiction and deaths and san francisco's recovery coalition. they announced their support for the ordinance, which would cut all the red tape to more rapidly address that city's fentanyl crisis. the groups, along with the mayors, say the ordinance is urgently needed. >> we have to stop playing political football and ideology on people's lives. there has been enough suffering that has happened in this city, and it's time for it to stop. >> people in san francisco are suffering. every day that we don't act. is another day of life lost to addiction, to overdose and to despair. >> if approved by the board of supervisors, among other things, the fentanyl state of emergency ordinance would allow the mayor's office to approve contracts, grants and leases worth up to $50 million without going through the city's lengthy competitive bidding process.

gary, ktvu, fox two news. >> in san francisco. union workers and city officials are showing their support for the immigrant community. those workers, along with mayor danielurie and other city leaders, attended a rally right outside city hall. mayor lurie says san francisco values its immigrant communities and that he supports its sanctuary city policy. >> i've always said that public safety is my first priority. that means everyone in our city should feel comfortable interacting with local law enforcement and accessing city services. for decades, we have had policies that do that. these policies make us all safer, and you have my commitment to uphold them. >> this afternoon, the board of supervisors passed a resolution reaffirming san francisco's commitment to its sanctuary city ordinance. the alameda county board of supervisors formed a new committee to respond to the new federal immigration policies. the alameda county together for all committee will be chaired by supervisor nikki fortunato bass. one of its first tasks will be to launch a rapid response hotline for access to information and assistance, including legal advice. it also plans to hold town

is 69 years old were told, and the youngest is 15 now earlier these ready, military spokesman, daniel had gary spoke about the release of these really captives. and he accused thomas of not sticking to the times of the deal to come us failed to mid it's complications to 1st release is really female civilian hostages. spark of the agreement. they're going to lead the way. now this is other see drug and this is the only abroad that palestinians are allowed to walk. now the law had been the other road. how does the news are allowed to go along with their vehicles? how does the news are happy? they're excited. they have been waiting for this and and tens of thousands of them would be able to move back to that homes in northern gaza after the release of the 4 is really sold as a female soldiers. but now israel saying it won't allow that to happen. bring us up to speed with what's being said about this particular issue nor absolutely, i mean what was hinged on the deal was that $200.00 palestinians prisoners would be released in exchange for these, these ready captives. now what israel said is that