a picture of gilad shalif.f one of the palestinian prisoners who will be released. 1,000 of them are getting out of jail. some of whom are the worst of the worst and have israeli blood on their hands. last night there were celebrations here in jerusalem. that is the scene you're seeing on left-hand side of your screen. there were also celebrations in the gaza strip where a lot of hamas operatives going home. this is huge win for hamas getting a lot of their people back and certainly justifies the fact in their minds five years ago they kidnapped gilad shalif from israeli army patrol on other side of gaza border and held him there. he has been a cause celebre in israel. there is lot of pressure put on the israeli community to bring him home. that is when egypt who brokered the deal will send shalif back here to israel, something the israelies are really, really excited about. short-term you have all these celebrations. long-term this is huge boon for hamas. they not only get 1,000 operatives back on the street b

you're looking live at pictures from the hometown of gilad shalif. he was a young israeli soldier only 19 years old kidnapped abducted from his tank by hamas gunmen. they pulled him back across the border west bank into hiding where he has been for the last five years. next change for more than 1,000 palestinian prisoners, gile laud shalit is finally back home. see reaction from his country in israel. back with more coverage in just a moment jenna: welcome back, everyone. some interesting news today on the housing market. that some say could eventually help struggling homeowners as a massive refinancing plan. "the wall street journal" is reporting state and federal officials are in discussions right now with big banks to help homeowners who are current on their mortgage payments they're making all their payments but underwater so to say on their home, meaning their home is worth less than hair home on it. sam is adjunct professor at wharton school of economics and we talk a lot about these plans, sam. the details and how it would actually work are li

and this for you, the family of captured israeli soldier gilad shalif, say they except him home by tuesdayive years ago. what a homecoming that will be. >>> fierce fighting in libya as rebels make another big push for control of qaddafi's hometown. reb belts say they control about 80% of the city. >> 23 minutes past the hour. there are developments in the search for that missing infant, lisa irwin. police are searching for clue in surveillance video of her mother shopping hours before the appearance. they say the man with her at the time was her brother. they were buying wine and some items for the baby. the wine was for a family event later that night. now we're getting our first look at home video of lisa shot by her family. that has now gone public. we'll put all this to rod wheeler former homicide detective. rod, good morning to you. >> good morning, bill. bill: a lot to go over quickly. you say companies need a big break in this case. that is obviously and important to you. >> absolutely. bill: -- is that what you're suggestion is? >> they haven't necessarily hit a wall. they have lea

in return for kidnapped israeli soldier gilad shalif, captured back until 2006 by militants in the gaza strip. meanwhile emotions running high throughout that nation as protesters on both side of the issue take to the strips. our leland vittert is live in jerusalem. leland. >> reporter: jon, it is a very high press as you mentioned. 1,000 to 1 but 80% of israeli citizens say we have to make the deal because there is feeling here in israel you do anything you can to bring a soldier home. but for the victims of those palestinian prisoners that are going to be released, this is a very bad deal. the sabaro pizza bombing in jerusalem killed 15. the attack in tel aviv killed more than 20, mostly teenagers. the hive fa bus 37 bombing killed 17. now the men and women behind some of israel's most deadly and horrific you side attacks will go free. does that seem fair to you? >> it is not fair. it is not fair and it is not just. >> reporter: he is like many fathers who now feel betrayed by a government willing to trade hundreds of convicted killers for one young soldier. >> the state of israel fir