charlie: that's american keith siegle, the first u.s.en to be released by the terror organization. trey yingst joining us live in tel aviv. trey. reporter: hey guys, good morning. another hostage release taking place with three more people coming home and american citizen keith siegle released by himself from the port of gaza in gaza city. we do know keith was taken with his wife and she was released during the first ceasefire. another freed in the city of hon yunis and him, his fife and kids kidnapped and haven't been seen since. israel threatened a pause if the hostages were paraded through a crowd again. this exchange is taking place for more than 100 palestinian prisoners and 30 freed into the west bank. majority though going back into gaza and indication that many of them have life sentences and again will be freed from israeli prisons. when you see the images though today along the gaza border of the families reuniting and think about this man that was dragged into gaza and his two young children and wife remaining there and this i

joey: included is american keith siegle, first u.s. citizen to be released by the terror organization. rachel: trey yingst joining us live in tel aviv. trey, good morning. reporter: hey, guys, good morning. three more people released from hamas captivity and hostage exchange got underway and american citizen keith siegle released from the port of gaza in gaza city and keith was taken with his wife from their community but she was released during the first ceasefire. >> he looks very weak but he'll be okay. he'll be okay. he's going to see his family now and -- reporter: another man was free from gaza today in the southern city of hanyunis and he, his wife and two young children kidnapped and his wife and children not seen since. the scenes were larra less chaotic and following release of palestinian prisoners and paraded through a crowd and exchange taking place today involved 183 palestinian prisoners being freed from the israeli prisons and many of them are violent criminals with life sentences in israeli prisons and looking forward