nili bresler, thank you.ee whether peace comes as of tomorrow morning, as nili was saying there. it is unclear how many of the 33 hostages included in that first phase are still alive. in fact, the israeli government is now saying that they believe at least 25 of the 33 are alive, but possibly the remaining eight are to be released already dead. and the youngest of the people on that list is turning two years old today. and of course, the trauma on the other side with almost a7,000 people killed in gaza, according to the local health officials in the last 15 months of war. these are two very divided peoples who are united by one thing at the moment, and that is trauma and grief. well, this is the seen live on the israel gaza border. we have seen smoke on the horizon there for much of the day. a short time ago it was reported that the israeli army said it had constructed strikes on 50 targets across the gaza strip yesterday. we will be back live with our correspondent in jerusalem injust a with our corresponde

we can speak now to nili bresler who is a volunteer who represents some of the families and loved onestages at the navy festivals. thank you for being with us. as far as you understand, some of those hostages from the music festival are on the list of the first to be released under the ceasefire day. tell me how you are feeling about that as we countdown to the ceasefire coming into place. figs countdown to the ceasefire coming into place.- countdown to the ceasefire coming into place. as with all ofthe coming into place. as with all of the peeple. _ coming into place. as with all of the people, supporters - coming into place. as with all| of the people, supporters and families of family members of hostages, we are on pins and needles, on edge. there is no euphoria. 0ur nerves are wracked. we are waiting until tomorrow when the first three hostages are supposed to come back to see if it is a veil. because we are afraid to believe after all these months. we are hopeful that this deal will go through and that at least whoever can come out will come out. least whoever can come out will com

you may be waking up to those 30s, but temperatures do rebound pretty nily as we head through the afternoon. as you can see, numbers in the low to mid 60s, bayside and mid 60s again closer to san jose. so it's very dry and breezy around the bay area at a time of year. normally this is peak of our rainfall season. we usually have the jet stream racing across the west coast instead over the last week and a half, and likely for at least another week, we have this blocking ridge of high pressure which is more prone to gusty offshore winds. it's like a fall like pattern. and notice what happens over the next seven days. best rain chance may be briefly around eureka right there on friday, but around the bay area that ridge continues to deflect incoming storm systems way off to the north with dry winds at times. so as we head towards tomorrow morning, gusty conditions even in san francisco for a time early in the morning and around the hills of the north bay. less wind. mild temperatures through midweek, though the days will be warm. look at those bottom numbers right there. cold mornings ahead, v