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but t i think ththe real proroud moment wilill come whehen we are showowing the urbaban communitiy hehereling just what beavers can do. >> reporter: are they marvelous? thank you so much for joining us, i'm rosemary church. for our international viewers world sport is coming up next. for those of you here in the united states and in canada, all it back with more cnn newsroom in just a moment. do stay with us. >>> a warm welcome back to our viewers in north america, i'm rosemary church. with the israel hamas troops extended by at least another 48 hours we are expecting the militant group to release more hostages in the day ahead. in total, 69 captives have been freed so far, including 11 israelis on monday. hamas has agreed to release at least ten hostages on each day of the truth. israel has freed another 33 palestinians who were held in israeli prisons, all of them women and teenagers as agreed. meanwhile, two american women remain in captivity in gaza, but the white house is hopeful they could be free to now the truth has been extended. cnn's alex marquardt has more on the u.s.'s role i

. >> tune in to "the lead" with jake tappeper right hehere on c. >>> the with israel. >> hamas at war, new york city police are on guard ahead of a major public event set for tonight. tens of thousands of people expected to gather for the annual rockefeller center christmas tree lighting. we have john miller with us now to talk about this. is the nypd aware of any specific or credible threats to this event, john? >> just the opposite. they're not aware of any specific credible threat. on the other hand they understand the world is in turmoil, there's war in the middle east and emotions are high. so what they're applying is the com complex counterterrorism overlay you see in new york city, the bomb squad, dogs, chemical sensors, plain clothes groups of officers in the crowds working as spotters. not because they're worried but because they want to be ready. >> what does that look like a complex counterterrorism overlay? you detailed some of it that people may not be aware of it's around them but you should see some visible signs of it. >> yes, the heavy weapons team from the critical r

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heher mother, ricacarda, is detetermined to findnd her. ricarda louk: i mean, after the video, we really couldn't be sure if she survived this. the way she was thrown on the pickup, it looked really bad. we recognized her and her tattoos. and then we all saw it, my son, my family, and we all start crying and screaming. and that was really horrible. we know that they tried to use her credit card in the afternoon from the gaza strip. and then in the night, they tried to use it again. anderson cooper: days later, ricarda said, someone told her shani might still be alive. she wouldn't say who it was. ricarda louk: we heard information that she is alive and that she has a bad head injury and is in a hospital. that's all we know, and that gave us hope. anderson cooper: coming up-- how some survived at the festival massacre. maya alper: i heard bullets whistle near my head and ears. and i looked around me, and i realized i can't outrun them. i felt safe when birds started to land on my bush, and i was like, well, if the birds can't see me, then h

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now trump is free to attack heher at will on social media. >> yeah, i mean, he doesn't really have aned on i don't think. i think the appeals court will uphold the gag order because he's still free to say basically whatever he wants. it's a witch hunt, the ag is after me, this is all the biden administration. as long as he doesn't target the law clerk, that's the only thing he's prohibited from doing. i think it will be in place after the judge will consider it. the problem is, as you said, how many times will he attack her before that happens. >> there's a lot of time between now and then. something else that i have a feeling, just a hunch, that he'll be also posting about, what we've learned tonight, which is president biden is not expected to be charged in the classified documents case. he had his own special counsel investigating documents he took after he left office. there's a final report expected to be issued in the coming months. it is going to be critical of how he handled those documents. what do you make of how that's resolved if that reporting bears out? >> so, i think i

we'll hear from heher, just ahe. . >>> i will continue to fight to defend myself, continue to serve the third congressional district of new york until the people choose not to have me. this is a victory for the process. due process won today, not george santos. >> new york republican congressman george santos still a member of congress. he survived the vote to expel him from the house. a vote brought forth by some fellow new york republicans. he has been indicted on charges including conspiracy, wire fraud, identity thet, and more. he has pled guilty. the resolution failed to require the two-thirds vote threshold. here what congressman dan goldman had to say. >> i rise today in support of this resolution to expel george santos from congress as i did in may when i co-sponsored a similar expulsion resolution that the sponsors of today's resolution, my colleagues from -- my republican colleagues from new york, did not support. >> joining us is congressman -- one of the new york republicans advocated for santos' expulsion and pushed for the vote. i appreciate the time. that is a new york de

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-- people came from all over, it was really cool because my daughter, there she is holding one of heherlds and 11-year-olds, a group of high school boys came up and wanted to hold stuff, as a dad you're like leaning forward, because high school boys can be stupid and my daughter said the best line ever, no. you guys go. boys are dumb, you don't know what you're doing. you're not allowed to hold animals, and the girls formed a wall and it was like keep moving. keep it moving and one of them said what are you going to do about it and my daughter said, dad. but it was a great time. it was really a lot of fun and it was cool. we started a new thing. >> greg: nice. tom? >> tom: i'm tired of people saying the people are sheep. they are sheep. just passive. sheep are tough. every too many i go on instagram there is another sheep attacking someone. the guy walks into the pen. look at the sheep he walked by. he comes out. boom. yes. >> run, baby, run. this is our time. run. >> does anybody have thumbs? here he is again. when he walks through. the white one. right there, he comes out, i don't lik

we will speak with two of heher familyly members a about that t return..hat's n next. >>> after some 50 days of captivity in gaza, this was the moment 4-year-old abigail idan was finally reunited with her loved ones. hamas kidnapped abigail on october 7th. of course, the same day she became an orphan. >> you know, her mom was killed in front of her when her kibbutz was attacked by hamas terrorists on october 7th. abigail ran to her dad then, who then was gunned down, gunned down as well, while using his body to shield little abigail. she then ran to a neighbor for help where they were all taken hostage. >> abigail is a dual american citizen. she was released sunday. that makes her the first american hostage freed since the start of this truce. she was taken to schneider children's medical center. you see her there happily reunited with her aunt, uncle, and her grandparents. joining us now again abigail's great aunt liz hirsch naftali and her cousin, noa. this day, the fact that it is here, you can see those images, everything you were praying for, how does

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