the idf says the vehicle was moving outside of authorized areas, making it a suspicious target. several incidents like this have taken place since the cease-fire went into effect. that was on january 19th. we are currently in the first phase of a two-stage process. during this first phase, hamas is set to release 33 hostages, 18 of which have been released so far. 60 more will remain in captivity for now. phase two is mnt to see the release of those remaining hostages, as well as the full withdrawal of the idf from gaza. negotiations for that second phase of the deal are set to begin as soon as today, but there are a number of issues that can derail further efforts to end this war. one of those factors is benjamin netanyahu who will meet with president trump tomorrow. netanyahu saysys his message to trump will next on the return of all hostages and the defeat of hamas. and that point, the defeat of hamas, would appear to contradict the outline of the current cease-fire deal which calls for the withdrawal of all israeli forces from gaza. netanyahu is under pressure from the israe

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idf earlier this?> some video from. >> earlier of. >> keith siegel, as. >> you were. >> mentioning there. that was, of course, in question. >> earlier in. >> this week. >> on. >> thursday, where. >> benjamin netanyahu, the prime. >> minister of israel, was quite. >> concerned about. >> the entire process. >> yeah, that's right. those images on thursday were completely different to what we're seeing now. i think there's a message here from hamas that the handover on thursday was controlled by islamic jihad, a different group there in gaza. i think this is there are many messages being sent even while events like this are happening. i think this is hamas saying we know how to do this properly, if you like. there are also, once again, you can see, you know, hamas militants in clean uniforms with weapons, again, trying to send a message to the israelis even while they release israelis. you know, you ask about those other two hostages who've been released today. jardin phÉbus are released, but really bitter

we understand from the idf that the icrc has confirmed that they have caldarone and yarden with them, and that they are on their way to hand them over to israeli forces, who then will move them into. israel. now, um, you know what we're seeing today, isabel, is such a contrast to those chaotic scenes that shocked and horrified so many in israel on thursday with the release of the hostages, where you had the female hostages, arbel yehoud and others who were forced to walk through these large, chaotic, jeering crowds in gaza. and that really infuriated israeli officials, who issued a warning they initially delayed the release of palestinian prisoners. of course, this is what happens. you have the release of israeli hostages, followed by the release of palestinian prisoners as per the agreement. so what happened on thursday was israeli officials delayed the release of the palestinian prisoners. they asked the. mediators for, uh, assurances that this will not happen again. and yesterday, a warning from israeli officials saying that unless they see a very different handover today, that the

on sunday, the idf conducted a strike on what they claim was a suspicious vehicle in gaza, this wounded four palestinians. the vehicle was moving outside of authorized areas, making it a suspicious target. several incidents like this have taken place since january 19. we are currently in the first phase after two-phase process. 18 hostages have been released, 60 more will remain in captivity for the moment. phase two will see the release of the remaining hostages. negotiations for the second phase are set to begin as soon as today. but there are an um in of issues that can derail further efforts to end this war. one of those factors is benjamin netanyahu, who will meet with president trump in d.c. tomorrow. netanyahu says his message to trump will focus on the return of all hostages and defeat of hamas. that point, the defeat of hamas, would appear to contradict the outline of the current cease-fire deal which calls for the removal of forces from gaza. netanyahu is under pressure from the israeli right to double down on that point, while the families of the remaining hostages are pushin

the idf say they did carry out an air strike on a vehicle driving north on a coastal road in gaza. people injured and had to be resuscitated. avoids inspection. they have admitted they carried it out but they said it was meanwhile, in the north of the west bank, israeli forces have expanded an operation there. focusing on thejenin camp, the city ofjenin, where they say they are trying to target armed palestinian groups. but the local hospital there says a 73—year—old man there this morning. there is also real concern from palestinians in the west bank, not just about this operation but about the actions, joe inwood in now it's time for a look at today's sport with jane. hello from the bbc sport centre. 1—0 after 52 minutes. an own goal for brentford's vitaly janelt. on the way out of old trafford, marcus rashford is closing in bbc sport understands that talks are at an advanced stage, however, there is still work to be done to finalise the move in the scottish premiership both sides of the old firm are in action. celtic are 1—0 up at motherwell, daizen maieda scoring in the first minute o

but there was so much division over continuing the attacks in in gaza, which was opposed by the idf, opposed by the former defense minister, who was fired as a result of it, yoav galant. so in multiple meetings here and in israel, as i've covered this for more. >> than a. >> year, there was just so much political division. but the closer really was steve witkoff. steve witkoff, the business guy. he describes himself as just a real estate guy from new york, but he did know how to put pressure. and on a key saturday, he went to netanyahu's. you know, he went to netanyahu's home and it was a saturday. it was the sabbath. negotiations don't usually happen then. and he really said, according to nbc news reporting, you know, do you want it or not? i'm going to say the same thing to hamas. and then this week he went into gaza, the first american official to do so since the war began. of course, a year ago, october 7th. and that was the finish line. by then they had the deal, these three phases, but a lot of frustration among the american hostages, that there was no american in the first gro

uh, and, and also, i want to thank the, the idf and the government of israel and america and and just so glad that he's home. >> yeah. and over the last 15 months, i know i've spoken to lee. i know that he has been fighting his brother for his brother. i know this community here has been fighting for his brother. tell me about the last 15 months and what that has been like. >> well, we've been going to as many, um, demonstrations as we can. we we being supportive of lee, uh, wearing the t shirts, putting stuff on our cars, trying stuff at work. um, and there's a feeling that the community is also behind lee. like at the entrance of the kibbutz. there's a, um, a kikar. >> a roundabout circle square. >> with a huge chair that people from the community built. and we go there every thursday night, and we stand and, and, uh, and just the feeling of, uh, yeah, we relieved. and there's a community behind lee. and right now, i just would love to hug him. yeah. and, um. yeah. just. >> what what did he. how did he look to you when you saw him emerge? he was put up on a stage by these hamas mili

the idf will pull back from population centers. it's a very important step.ere's reports of sporadic violence today but generally speaking there is a cease-fire holding. >> stephen: was that the same deal offered last may? essentially the same. what changed? >> i think president trump winning and putting pressure on netanyahu and hamas. >> stephen: so he deserves credit? >> he does. he deserves a lot of credit. i think biden's team did the diplomatic work and trump helped get it done and it's important. the key is phase two and phase three will be negotiated starting on day 16 of phase one. they've got a lot of details they have to hammer out and that's going to require attention from the trump administration to pressure israel and hamas to implement the rest of the deal and lead to a durable, lasting peace. >> stephen: on his way out, favreau, president biden offered preemptive pardons to a whole bunch of people. including his own family. you guys have talked about this on your own podcast a bunch. this was broader than even people all had guessed at. what d

all his idf and go to a permanent cease-fire.es don't want to move in that direction and what do we see would happen as a result of that? what prime minister netanyahu wants, bret, he wants president trump's support for him to have to go back into gaza to clean up the rest of hamas so they are not left in power. i believe that's what he will put on the table. and then the most significant thing really deals with iran and the strategic opportunity and geopolitical change in front of us. iran is on its heels. its proxies have been decimated and lost their platform in syria. strategic platform they needed to dominate and control the middle east. they are largely defenseless at home against air attack. they cannot protect their leadership in tehran or their nuclear enterprise or remaining rockets and missiles. prime minister netanyahu i'm convinced wants to take that on militarily. and do it as soon as possible. and end it once and for all. he is moving from what he has achieved in deterrents and we've seen that the last attack iran

and then from there they were handed over to israeli forces, to the idf that transported them to the military base to be finally reunited with their families. and as you mentioned, right now, all eyes are on what seems to be hamas's preparations. the qassam brigades preparations to hand over american, israeli citizen keith siegel. and we are seeing the stage set. literally in in gaza city by the port of gaza. we understand, and it seems that at any minute now, we are going to be seeing that handover of keith siegel to the red cross before he is taken to that handover to israeli forces. and so what we're seeing kim today is a real contrast to what happened on thursday. those chaotic, shocking scenes that took place with the handover of hostages, including the release of arbel yehoud, that young woman who was made to walk through large crowds. and you could see how terrified she looked as she was escorted by the militants who handed her over. and that is something that infuriated and shocked so many in israel. and we saw the reaction from the israeli government, where they delayed the

roughly 65 idf soldiers, half of whom the israelis judge to be dead. and it compels the israelis, according to the agreement, to withdraw from gaza. i think it's very hard. hamas is not going to release those hostages unless there are absolute guarantees that the government of israel will end the war and withdraw. i don't see anyone providing those guarantees, and i don't see benjamin netanyahu agreeing to to withdraw israeli forces from gaza without some security architecture, some sort of force. and even then it's going to be difficult. so again, um, you know, it is the holy land and miracles have occurred there. this is going to be a very heavy lift. >> aaron david miller will be watching very closely. of course. many thanks for joining us. appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >> the u.s. president issued a warning to panama just hours after his top diplomat, marco rubio, paid a visit to the panama canal. >> what they've done is terrible. they violated the agreement and not allowed to violate the agreement. china is running the panama canal that

um, as well as, of course, complete withdrawal of the idf. and i find it very difficult to envisage a government in israel that would be able to carry that out without facing tremendous pressure from the far right and the right wing to the point of even collapsing. >> so we'll we'll certainly get more. >> serious position. >> yeah, we'll certainly get more signals perhaps next week as we watch that meeting between trump and netanyahu. we'll have to leave it there. but always appreciate your analysis here in cairo. thanks so much. >> thank you. >> so. >> much. well, two crashes on the u.s. east coast in just two days. still ahead, we'll have the latest details on the philadelphia and washington air disasters. stay with us. >> the thing about. >> work. >> it's always changing. weather advancements in a.i., workplace policies. >> and initiatives. >> upskilling talent, whatever it is, we all have a work thing in front of us. but with the right perspective. >> what seems. >> confusing or just out of reach can suddenly fall into place and push you

the idf says these buildings were used as terrorist infrastructure. many palestinian families were displaced. in greece, schools have closed and authorities announced additional flights for people to leave the island of santorini. this comes after the region saw more than 200 earthquakes over the last four days. the tremors are minor, the strongest reaching magnitude of 4.6. still, it's pretty unnerving. residents have been advised to avoid large indoor gatherings. so in louisiana, what is being called an immaculate conception, and it is being called that by me, i think exclusively so far. a baby swell shark was born in an aquarium inside a tank with no male sharks. only two females and neither female shark had had contact with a male shark in over three years or so they say. the aquarium says it could have been from a rare asexual reproduction phenomenon known as the no fun phenomenon, or possibly an extremely delayed fertilization. kate. >> kate. further proof we don't need you. i love you. john. let's talk about this. actress naomi watts is talking

their fate, along with bibas wife, remains unknown, but the idf has noted that there is grave concern for their well-being. now this release of calderon and bibas took place in a different location from siegel, who was paraded around the port of gaza in gaza city. this is the fourth time hamas has released hostages as part of the fragile ceasefire deal that ended the 15 months of fighting in gaza. in all, a total of 33 hostages are part of this ceasefire agreement. but hamas has said eight of them are dead, including four american hostages. it is believed there are two remaining american hostages still alive. hamas is holding the bodies of the deceased captives as part of the ceasefire deal. israel has agreed to set free hundreds of palestinian prisoners. once again, hamas has released dual american citizen keith siegel this morning after 484 days in captivity. siegel, originally from north carolina, was kidnaped together with his wife. she was released in 2023. their daughter was spared as she was away at the time. siegel will now go through his medical evaluation. we'll continue to

. >> the idf said sunday the targeted. >> buildings were.d as terrorist infrastructure. >> it's unknown if there were. >> casualties and. >> u.s. stock. futures plummeting. >> as investors await. >> the impact of president. >> trump's tariffs on mexico. >> and canada. >> the president warned americans. >> the new. >> 25% tax. >> on imports. >> may cause pain, but it will. >> may cause pain, but it will. be worth the. welcome back to dateline. i'm craig melvin. years had passed since bonnie craig was found dead, and investigators seem to be coming up against one false lead after another. and then a new dna match to a man who had moved to california. could this mean they could finally bring bonnie's killer to justice? or would it lead to yet another dead end? here's keith morrison. that one. keith morrison: all that was left to the family now, in the years after bonnie's murder, was the collecting of memories, of bits of things that reminded them of how good she was, how thoughtful. like a school paper bonnie was to have turned in the day she

this is the moment siegel was handed over from the red cross to the idf a short time ago.rived at a tel aviv hospital for medical evaluation. joining us now is former assistant deputy secretary of defense evelyn farkas. she's also executive director of the mccain institute. >> when you came in and sat down, alicia noted, she said, this is like the first bit of it's more good news that this is holding the cease fire is holding. but as alicia had been discussing all morning with aaron, david miller and others, this is a very fragile moment. and this is step one. phase two is the thing that many people are watching and concerned that it may not hold. yes. i mean, i think we are. really at a. crossroads right now. it's been good news so far. there's a chance that it. >> will. >> continue as planned. but the president our president, really needs to put pressure on the israeli government to continue. >> that is. >> really the key point here, because netanyahu has a lot of reasons to try to walk away from this agreement, especially once the hostages are released. >> i was so stru

their fate, along with bibas wife, remain unknown, but the idf has noted that there is grave concern for their well-being. the release of calderon and bibas took place in a different location from siegel, who was paraded around the port of gaza in gaza city. this is the fourth time hamas has released hostages as part of the fragile ceasefire deal that ended the 15 months of fighting in gaza. in all, a total of 33 hostages are part of this ceasefire agreement. but hamas has said eight of them are dead, including four american hostages. it is believed there are two remaining american hostages still alive. hamas is holding the bodies of the deceased captives as part of this ceasefire. israel has agreed to set free hundreds of palestinian prisoners. once again, hamas releasing dual american citizen keith siegel this morning after 484 days in captivity. siegel is originally from north carolina. he was kidnaped together with his wife. she was released in 2023. they had a daughter, but she was spared since she happened to be away when her parents were taken on that day. siegel will now be g

that is according to the idf.e will undergo an initial medical assessment and reunite with members of his family. one of the senators from north carolina where he is originally from tweeted almost 4:30 this morning. "we are overjoyed for keith siegel and his loved ones that the long nightmare is finally over. keith is now reunited with his wife and family, for filling the prayers of millions across united states and around the world." that is one of the news stories we have been following this week. news yesterday from president trump as he annoued tariffs going into place for mexico, canada, and china. this from this morning's washington post. saying he was speaking in the oval office. the president denied his enthusiasm for tariffs represented a negotiating device or he was seeking specific concessions from other countries. that was in response to a question if they may be would not be going into place. it was yesterday he oke with reporters and explained more about the tariffs. here's a clip from that oval offi

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