not know is i have got 400 red crossers who we train at a camp in indiana who know how to deliver red crossmergency care to our troops and then they in bed with the military -- they embed with the military around the globe. i have red crossers in estonia, latvia, lithuania, poland, jordan, baghdad, and kuwait, the horn of africa in djibouti, and japan in oak and allen. they do six-month deployments so it's humbling for me to accept this on their behalf. they work hard. i have been all -- i have been to all the sites and spoken to the commanders to make sure my red crossers are taking care of -- are taken care of. we have programs in place -- for example, at walter reed, when injured troops were coming in with their uniform, sometimes , and we had volunteers cut up some of the uniforms. if they lost a limb, they would cut up the uniform, make pockets to hang on like straps to put their cell phone in so they would have a piece of their original uniform. that's creative. we have a camp out in kuwait. it -- at the travis jordan healing arts gallery, we have a place of respite to get away from a

so they will be taken first by the red cross.t some point, they'll be transferred into a helicopter, where they will probably be taken to a medical center, both for treatment and for and for debriefing before they are given over to their families. what we do not know of, and what we believe will be later in the day after this has happened. again, it is it is many hours later already. you can see darkness in in hostage square in tel aviv. we will then see the return of palestinian prisoners, probably about 90 of them women and children, and they will be going to a point in the west bank. that's where they will be released. nobody, no, no, palestinians are being released back into gaza just yet, and civilians are not being allowed, who are not in gaza are not being allowed back into gaza just yet. so the released, the released palestinians will go to the west bank. you can see everybody watching very closely. these are families and supporters in hostage square in tel aviv who are gathered waiting for something. you can see expectan

we understand the red cross is still examining those palestinian prisoners in side the prison. of the a2 day or six—week initial cease—fire according to the terms of the agreement. and starting with those 90 on sunday in exchange for the three israeli hostages we've been talking about who have now been released by hamas and who are back inside israel in the hospital she earlier. it seems initial exchanges of the palestinian prisoners has not yet happened we will bring you thatis yet happened we will bring you that is soon as we get it. also monitoring live coverage of another big event, which is the build—up to the inauguration in washington. live pictures incoming president donald trump will be speaking for the earlier he participated in every laying ceremony at arlington national territory before holding this rally at the capital one arena in downtown washington. this all happened the day before he takes the oath of office as the a7th president of the united states. we know that the whole event has been moved indoors for the first time in many years because of extreme cold. w

as we heard from the red cross in their initial assessment. but there also is concern, jim, that sadly it is these early releases where we may see the healthier of the hostages and everyone here. that's why i think there's such a somber mood in the country. they're anticipating, and they're excited about the release of these hostages, but they're also very they're sober about what they are likely to expect in the weeks to come. yeah, yeah, just even early on to see them walking and then to see them smiling, those big smiles as they hugged, as they hugged their mothers, welcoming their little girls home. >> you can only imagine the deep emotion there. and when you do speak to those who have treated former hostages, they speak about the scars and how some can respond, even with a passivity or a zombie like state. which state? which is a self-preservation, really in the moment. but at least in those images. and again, that's only a small sample. we see resiliency, the resilience of these three young women. romi, emily and dayan. can you describe

the red cross says working smoke alarms can cut the risk of death by half. and in the midst of the fire fight, a number of bay area businesses are stepping up to help with different acts of kindness. hello bagels in berkeley added a special huevos rancheros bagel to the menu, with all proceeds from it going to feed the streets l.a, a nonprofit getting food, water and hygiene products to people displaced by the fires in san francisco. black jet bakery is taking a similar approach, designing an i love la coconut layer cake with $50 of the $70 price tag. going to restaurants care, a relief fund for food and beverage workers. a san francisco bartender created the city of angels drink, being served at the snug paying tribute to her hometown. >> the school i went to is gone, as well as a lot of the homes of people that i grew up with that i love and care about deeply. so we're just happy to do our small part to help as much as we can. >> from up here, for us, as a small business, the biggest thing that was important to me was providing assistance to someone on the

folks can do that by visiting redcross.org, calling one 800 red cross, or texting the word red crossound and people. it's just been amazing, the outpouring of support. people are being so generous and we're getting a lot of goods and those items are great. it's just very difficult for our the different nonprofit partners to collect, sort sometimes clean things that that folks are bringing and giving those out to clients. now our attention right now is getting people out of harm's way, making sure those basic needs are being met so that financial donation is the quickest and most effective way to make an impact. >> what is the greatest challenge that your team is facing on the ground right now? >> yeah, we're really proud of the work that the team is doing. we've got currently eight shelters open, keeping people out of out of harm's way. we're used to wildfires, but not in these urban urban areas. so it's just been unique for us. lots of lots of learnings right now. we're still focusing on that sheltering. and then as the fires get more and more contained, we will work on that long ro

>> i don't think so i don't think the red cross or anything like that.lace to stay long. i just ate at my cousin's house, cousin's house, friend's house, families house have been jumping back and forth different place in different times of the day. i go back to my uncles house to meet up with my father and cousin who lived with me. it's just been not a real feeling. jon: overwhelming i am sure. >> overwhelming. it is been hard loss in the part with my house. he knew not to run away. >> that is heartbreaking but your dog died trying to protect your property. jason, as we mentioned there is a gofundme page set up for you and your family. thank you jason p. >> yes it's on my instagram. [inaudible] anything would help i appreciate this moment, this opportunity to do this. agoing to stay strong and stay together. i've never seen altadena come together like this. doesn't matter who, if you see me or anything complete say silly from the pasadena area but we are all family right now. you lived in this area we need support we are all family, we are one. jon: is a

— the red cross, they have not visited the hostages in captivity.rnment, qatar, whoever is involved — government, qatar, whoever is involved. that's the remaining hostages _ involved. that's the remaining hostages are well. so it is going _ hostages are well. so it is going to _ hostages are well. so it is going to be weeks of this kind of torment, psychological warfare. the full spectrum of emotions, we celebrate this day. — emotions, we celebrate this dav, of— emotions, we celebrate this day, of course, and this is the dream — day, of course, and this is the dream we _ day, of course, and this is the dream. we want to see all of our loved _ dream. we want to see all of our loved ones returned to us as soon— our loved ones returned to us as soon as _ our loved ones returned to us as soon as humanly possible. also, — as soon as humanly possible. also, watching the video clips of all— also, watching the video clips of all the _ also, watching the video clips of all the friends of the returned hostages today, of emily— returned hostages today, of emil

you understand the going to be handed over to the red cross and then be handed over to these railings. and that is the process the gathering that we're looking at at the same time. and now the gathering is happening. this is hostage is split in tel aviv. what people have come out to show support for the families of some of those captives. it will be, of course, is not lost on you is the amount of tension that this has generated in as well over the last, almost a year and a half. the demands from the families are relatives of some of those captives and the supporters upon these ready the government to do a deal to get those captives free. and this is the historic moment we are witnessing that the assign of hope that's how a medic from the world health organization describe the c's fine. but the u. n. agencies under no illusions of a daunting task that lies the heading garza, there are chronic shortages of food fuel, medical supplies, as well as outbreaks of disease. and the risk of famine remains high as riley costs and explains the williams health organization. along with other un age

they were handed over to the red cross, the red cross, then taking them to the israeli military, theye greeted once inside israel by their mothers and then they will be flown. this process is underway right now to tel aviv, where they will receive medical treatment so we can confirm that the process is still underway, but that they are now inside israeli territory. so the first hostage transfer has been successful of this long process and of course, long awaited for those mothers greeting the three young women ranging in age from 24 to 31. do we know anything at this early stage, richard, about the health of the three hostages who are now free? emily. they were all walking. we didn't get very many images of them. there had been someme expectation that at least one of these young women would be potentially in a wheelchair. all of them seemed to be, at least at a first glance, to be in relatively good condition. rami conan, as you mentioned, 24 years old, we have spoken over the process over this last 15 months with her family, with her mother. her mother was there, merav, at the site t

there's buffer zone, so to speak, and being handed over by the red cross. so while they were in the process of transporting them and crossing the border, benjamin netanyahu was on the phone. they're relating a message that is role is ready to give these captives whatever they need saying, but his office, his administration, his government is ready to do whatever to bring about the release of the remaining captives. but look, this didn't come easy for these really premier. there was a lot of contention in his government over this deal, which ended up passing in his wider cabinet. but he came at a delay. it came at a cost to people who left his government, the former national security minister, each more. ben, we're leaving the coalition in protest of this deal, but even with those 3 people now out of the government, you still at 5 others still in the government now who voted against it? who say they want to go back to a war. they've received some sort of assurances from nothing yahoo that israel will go back to war and do a quote complete takeover of guns tha

and caps is held in garza have been handed over to the red cross . the now in this row of the seas 5 deal with some us for the white continues for palestinian prisoners held in his way the jails in the occupied west. find there's to be released off the agreement this place, palestinians begin returning once less of homes through the rubble on full, about fine time humanitarian. a truck sends a gauze a at least $1900000.00 palestinians on the brink of stop age, plus the time 0 venue from our rooftop studio here in washington, dc in just over 24 hours. donald trump returns to the white house. we'll be looking at what that means for the gaza ceasefire and the other foreign policy challenges facing the incoming president. the now the sci fi in gaza is now in its 8th hour, 90 palestinian prisoners that waiting to be released as part of disagreement between israel and come us, they'll be transported by boss to i'm online the occupied westbank women and children in prison is all the 1st, to be freed in the 1st phase of the deal. now the 2000 detainees are s

really tough to tell them dogs that are united with the families of to being really there, 100 in the red cross and goes to city on the 1st day of the grievance between israel, the so welcome to our special coverage of the seas. foreign gulf and israel has released 90. promising in prison is part of the deal with a mass. they are welcomed by ecstatic crowds in the bay to now in the occupied westbank, women and children in prison is of the 1st to be freed in this initial phase of the deal. 82003 things are expected to be released over 6 week period. o 3 is ready to captive. it will say being released as part of the seats for honeymoon for folks know durable in central cost. free on thursday. after 3 today, units are handed over to the rent press buy from us military when sun for game in the hours after the seas fired to get. c 1000 meeting with the keys in into the inside. in guns later, this reading army relieves this footage of doris stein. but sir, emily damn re enrollment gone. and as they were taken into their custody, reunited their mother's that she the as well knowing what the square and

the red cross is inside of gaza, picking up those hostages. they expect that they will then, uh, most likely arrive at this point after crossing in central gaza into israel. but again, those details may change minute by minute. last year we saw that kerem shalom, near the egypt gaza-israel border. that is where they emerged last time on most of those seven days. so again, a very fluid situation. but we have now seen these helicopters arriving here, which we expect to be used to transport those hostages to hospital. >> dana, thank you so much for that reporting. what an incredible detail that she is going to be returned. two of them will be returned exactly to the place where they were, where they were taken. jeremy, thank you so much. we, of course, are going to continue to monitor these dynamic developments in the middle east. i want to turn now back here in the united states, donald trump will be inaugurated tomorrow. and so there will be a sweep of executive orders that the president elect plans to sign, designed to make the dramatic change

are unarmed staff of the red cross.hey are driving into the very heart of what was, until a couple of hours before an active war zone. you can see they are completely surrounded by hamas gunmen and in what i think is just an extraordinary act of bravery, they drove in there. they took these three young hostages. they drove them back out to the hands of israeli forces who were waiting there. and i can tell you the red cross has a pretty bad reputation in this country. there is a feeling the red cross should have done more to have tried to get medicine to the hostages, but i can tell you it is just a stunning act of bravery to do what these red cross staff did today. >> yeah, absolutely. and i thank you for that perspective, ralph. and a lot more of this reporting has been extraordinary. we will see you again. but welcoming now to the conversation. we have former u.s. ambassador to morocco, our friend mark ginsberg. mark is also the senior global advisor for the counter extremism project. his nephew, i'm sorry to say, a m

now i'm just in front of the red cross vehicle carrying those 3 is riley captives. the vehicle is now moving off to having taken the captives in the house of guys a city that is the main landmark of the city sariah square. this is exactly where the 3 is ready. captives were handed over by custom brigade spices to the red cross representatives. but we're going to go live now to honey mock mode. he's in debt oh, by law in gaza and honey. you've been reporting from guys a some more than a year now. and i know almost every single one of those dies, you will have been hoping that this day would come. can you just give us a sense of the mood, the how of people feeling they had to nice a while, you know tom for the 1st night people are going to be sleep and in more than a year without having the fear, the unpredictable bombs are falling on their heads inside their homes or inside the tents caps, it's an incredibly emotional and unusually difficult to absorb. now because for the past 15 months, these really military never did not give the palestinian people, the displaced o

israeli defense forces that the three hostages, the three women who have been released by hamas into red cross captivity, are now in israel. they have crossed over from gaza. they are now in israel with the red cross. they will be put onto a helicopter. there's a helicopter at a base that is adjacent to gaza in southern israel. assuming that they are healthy enough to get on that helicopter immediately, they will be flown to tel aviv, where they will receive treatment at raf sanchez is standing by at the hospital where they will be released. okay, lots going on. we will stay on top of all of it. i apologize to both my viewers and my guests for the fact that it's going to feel a little bit choppy over the next hour, because we'll be talking to somebody and then we'll be going to something else. but that's the nature of this historic moment in which there are hostages who are being freed. there are palestinians who are being able to, in some cases, be released from prison. and as as joe biden said, the bombs and the shooting has stopped in gaza. who knows for how long. i'm joined now by tzipi li

you can see it now on to the red cross that received them. and that is a good sign.did know that two of them were injured during the october 7th attacks. ramy ronen, one of them, and emily damaris, that they were injured in their hand from gunshot, shrapnel. and their families had been told that their wounds worsened during their captivity, but they were able to walk out. that is one sign sign of their health there. but the other detail i draw your attention to as we watch this is that those are hamas qassam brigade fighters around the vehicle on top of the vehicle providing security at this exchange. and it shows that, however decimated they may have been by these 470 days of israeli military operations, there some survive. they are still armed. they are still something of a force on the ground. they're not clear what their role will be going forward, but they certainly have not been eliminated as a fighting force, i should say that as this was happening earlier this morning, we and others witnessed israeli forces withdrawing from some positions in gaza as planned l

to donate, call one 800 red cross or text red cross to 90999 to make a $10 donation. right now, the marin county board of supervisors is voting on a president, a vice president and a second vice president for the 2025 term. this comes after the board officially sworn in two of its members, district three representative stephanie moulton peters, as well as district two representative brian colbert. colbert became the first black supervisor to serve in marin county. history. advocates and residents in san francisco's fillmore district led a march to city hall this morning, demanding city leaders address the closure of the neighborhood's safeway is set to shut down next month after 40 years. they say losing the neighborhood's only grocery store would be too great of a loss for their community. and a heads up you'll need you'll now need to make a purchase to use the restrooms at starbucks. the company is reinstating this requirement, reversing a seven year old open door policy due to ongoing issues with disruptive behaviors in at its locations. well, to capitol hill right

i have been released and a now and tell of age they were handed over to the red cross in kansas city on the 1st day of the spots between israel and tomas, the, until mccrae, this is al, just here alive from doug. how so coming up, the 1st group of palestinian prisoners held venice for any trials in the occupied with bank are bound to be released in exchange for the captives displaced palestinians of returning home through the rumble. but i'm sure what they will find . and humanitarian aids truck, santa guns are, is part of the deals providing relief to 1900000 palestinians on the brink of stuff . i should the welcome to al special coverage of the ceasefire and gaza now and it's 10 south. the 3 captives released as part of the deal between as well and to miles have arrived back home in his room. jerome stein, bracket, romeo, golden, and emily demari have been transported by helicopter to hospital in tennessee with us being assessed by medical stuff. the women to whoever united within mothers, earlier after being handed over to the red cross in kansas city, a total of $33.00 out of abo

red cross when i covered red cross was always there and providing blankets and food and shelter forhe families that were displaced and she said we are agnostic organization. we are there to help, it's not political at all. we just want to help individuals when they are in their time of need. so fox corporation has donated $1 million to red cross' california relief effort. shelter, hot meals, emotional support and other aid resources. >> brian: donate to the red cross at go./red cross or scanning qr code right now if you hold it up to the tv. all right. today president biden set to deliver his final foreign policy address as president. he is doing it at the state department. >> ainsley: it comes as we learn he has been speaking with families of americans currently held hostage by the taliban. >> >> lawrence: senior white house correspondent peter doocy joins us with the latest. good morning, peter. >> peter: good morning. president biden has two farewell addresses this week. one today is going to be focused on foreign policy and we have an ear out to to see how exactly is he going to

captive held in gaza, or we united with the families of to be released they $100.00 davis, the red crossing kansas city on the 1st day of the grievance between israel and the welcome to our special coverage of the si, fi and gaza israel has not really 90 posting and prism is as part of the deal with a mass they are now in the to me a you can see these are life pictures. now there's one of the buses that left from off of prison in the occupied westbank is this now right. the and prisoners have beat this and barking me jubilant crowds. and being greeted by relatives at pallets is coming out of the streets and the hundreds and hundreds to welcome the and keep palestinian prisoners who in the past have been released from off of prison. the buses in virginia. now some will be making their way on to ramallah, where they will, the to be reunited with their loved ones, crowd to be cheering and welcome to the fireworks. and the skies and women and children are in this 1st phase of release. and that is also seen. 3 is ready to, capt says release the united with the from is within now from it can be a

the red cross returned the women to israeli forces after 15 months in captivity. the heartfelt embraces and emotion as these families have the reunions they have demanded and hoped for for more than a year. thousands gathered in tel aviv square, cheering and clapping as the women reclaimed their freedom, and since that cease-fire started earlier today, more than 550 humanitarian aid trucks have entered gaza. the cease-fire was delayed for three hours. and during that period, an additional 13 palestinians were killed. the second round of the hostage release is now slated for saturday. we have team coverage tonight. abc's ian pannell leads us off from tel aviv. >> reporter: it's been a day of high emotion, of hugs, tears, and relief. the first three hostages released from gaza as part of that fragile cease-fire deal. and after 15 months of hell, the guns finally falling silent. 470 days after the attack on israel on october 7th. this is how the day unfolded. three young women, roamy goren, emily damari, doron steinbrech r steinbrecher, brought from captivity by the

how did the now i'm just in front of the red cross, the vehicle carrying those 3 is ready captives. the vehicle is now moving off to having taken the captives in the house of guys, a city that is the main landmark of the city sariah square. this is exactly where the 3 is ready. captives were handed over by custom brigade spices to the red cross representatives of the southern, just holding developments from oman, because they said i was banned out 0 from operating within israel itself. a mystery female is really captives release from dogs that have been reunited with their families at a hospital in central israel. these really military had confirmed once they cross the border from gaza into israel, that they were in the hands of his really forces where they went in initial identity check followed by an initial medical exam before they were err lifted to the hospital. once they arrive, doctor said they were actually in pretty good shape so they could delay their medical exams a bit so that they could spend more time with their families. this was a ceasefire deal that was a long time

trey, your producer says the three hostages are how now in the hands of the red cross.een seen walking, and they are alive. the -- going back 12, 14 months, what a scene that is, and we can hear, we can hear the music behind you, trey. the pattern has been to come out of the northern -- southern strip of gaza and to head to a hospital either in tel aviv or near tel aviv. i assume that will be the same pattern for these three? trey, what happens tomorrow? >> reporter: tomorrow the israeli people go back to waiting. it will take days to determine the next list of hostages to be released from gaza. the hostages that are going to be released today will stay at the sheba medical center in the center part of israel. it is one of the most advanced hospitals in the country. they'll be evaluated by a team of psychologists. the song that's playing behind me it's called back home, and it's become an anthem for these demonstrators who come out each week the to call for the release of the hostages from from gaza. bill? bill: thank you, trey. good to have you there. back to you momen

hamas hands the captives over to the red cross inside gaza, and then the red cross takes them back intow for the hostages about to be freed. gershon baskin is a former hostage negotiator. >> no one is going to come back normal psychologically and physically. they're going to be in really bad shape. when the israeli public sees the condition of the hostages coming home, it's going to increase the pressure on the government to make sure that every hostage comes home. >> reporter: realistically, though, some will be buried forever in the wastes of gaza, along with thousands of palestinians lost in this war. >> elizabeth palmer reporting there. "cbs news roundup" will be right "cbs news roundup" will be right back. “the darkness of bipolar depression made me feel like i was losing interest in the things i love. then i found a chance to let in the lyte.” discover caplyta. unlike some medicines that only treat bipolar i, caplyta is proven to deliver significant symptom relief from both bipolar i & ii depression. and in clinical trials, movement disorders and weight gain were not common. caply

you can go to redcross.org/cbs to donate or call 1-800-red cross. you could also text red cross to the number 90999 to make a $10 donation. >>> still ahead, with so many resources in southern california already stretched thin, >>> we have some breaking news this afternoon out of jose. firefighter were on the scene of a house fire on monterey road, some video in here within the past hour. you can see the plumes of smoke. we still don't know the cause of that fire, but all the people that lived in that house are out and safe. >>> other headlines around the bay, two san francisco police officers were taken to the hospital after an early morning chase ended in a crash in the portola neighborhood. the officers were trying to pull over a vehicle wanted for reckless driving the day before and during that pursuit the suspect's car collided with a pole and the police car crashed into a building, bruno and paul avenues. two people were taken into custody. police did find a gun at the scene. the two officers are expected to be okay. >>> another one of these in

were not expecting to hear any official comment from the red cross. said they will not be commenting on operations, but things seem to be going according to schedule, which i can tell you. in the past week, nothing has gone according to schedule. things have been changing every hour. it's been so fluid. but israeli officials have said that the israeli hostages would not be released before 4 p.m. local time. it is just now past 4 p.m. local time and we are seeing now, according to social media, the red cross on its way to pick up those three hostages. it's a moment so many thought would just never come. after 15 months. it was supposed to start at six 830 local time here this morning. but israeli officials said that they had not received the name of those three hostages that michael just mentioned and that according to the agreement, according to the terms of the agreement, they are supposed to get the names 24 hours beforehand. hamas responded by saying that they were technical field operation issues, whether that meant that they had issues or trouble

we saw them present around the red cross vehicles where the hostages were handed over today in gaza.aving survived a 50 month war. but israel launched to try and eliminate and destroy hamas in gaza. much to be discussed into the next phase of the cease—fire agreement, for the most part we had a hitch this morning when there was a delight to hamas releasing the names of the hostages not released by the israelis. everything since then has largely got back on track. so we've had the release of the is really hostages, that they are handing over to the red cross and then they have been held or been reunited... a little flurry of attention... no, that's not it again. anastasia willjust have a quick look through there. you can see, once again, we'll keep looking out for this.— out for this. thank you, john, we'll keep — out for this. thank you, john, we'll keep an _ out for this. thank you, john, we'll keep an eye _ out for this. thank you, john, we'll keep an eye on - out for this. thank you, john, we'll keep an eye on what's i we'll keep an eye on what's happening with you at the sheba me

your donation will go directly to the red cross as they work to help people recover from this disaster can't scan the code, you can also visit ktvu.com/wildfire help to help support those efforts. >> first responders pulled two people from the ocean right off the coast of san mateo county, near half moon bay. it happened at cal ranch state beach this afternoon. cal fire says a 39 year old man was transported to the hospital by ground, while a child was airlifted to the hospital. and tonight, their conditions are still not known. >> it was a kid got swept out in the ocean and an adult went in after them. and it was a coordinated effort to rescue them. >> the rescue was a joint effort between pillar point harbor patrol, state parks, cal fire, the chp, and the san mateo county sheriff's department. >> all right, checking in on the weather. we've got some pretty nice weather coming our way this week, which is not exactly what you want to hear because we need rain. and this week looks dry until we get to friday and saturday. here are the highs from today. look how cool they are. those were

they are, and cbs can confirm, in the custody of the red cross. we begin today with our elizabeth palmer reporting from jerusalem. liz? >> reporter: the day began with a tense delay as hamas failed to identify the hostages it was going to release, and then israel launched fresh attacks on gaza. and then suddenly at 11:15 local time the cease-fire fell into place. the first three hostages released by hamas were handed over to the red cross in gaza to begin their journey home. romi gonen, who was kidnapped from the music festival, emily damari, and doron steinbrecher, both seized from their kabutz. on october 7, 2023, hamas terrorists abducted or killed more than 1,000 people in southern israel. within hours, israel's military was bombing gaza. 15 months later, it's too soon to say the war has ended, but it is on pause. hamas and some of its supporters were celebrating the cease-fire as a victory, as part of the deal israel is supposed to release almost 100 palestinian prisoners from jail later today. mohamed el alibi is expected to be one of them.

you can go to redcross.org/cbs to donate or call 1-800 red cross or text red cross to 90999. >>> it looks pretty intense for them tomorrow. i hate to say it, but it does. i want to show you a little bit of the reason why. you've likely heard about a huge cold snap coming to the east half of the country. they had to move the inauguration indoors. look at that line in the clouds. you can visualize the big surge of cold air. let's the leading edge of it. that's going to do a number on the northeast tomorrow. it was so cold they had to move the inauguration indoors thanks to this. that flow in the atmosphere, the cold air is also being driven in by another surge in wind and this is going to have consequences once again. did you see that right there over southern california? let me remove the clouds. that's tomorrow. that's another strong surge in offshore winds and i hate to have to reveal this, but when we remove the wind, the storm prediction center, which is charged with highlighting the parts of the country that have to be the most aware of significant fire weather concerns, have put anot

now i'm just in front of the red cross vehicle carrying those 3 is ready, captive the vehicle is now moving off to having taken the captives in the house of guys, a city that is the main landmark of the city sariah square. this is exactly where the 3 is ready. captives were handed over by custom brigade spices to the red cross representatives. so system will begin 50 months ago. israel has killed the $18800.00 palestinian children and cause that many and survivors are permanently scarred and with the most magical service, isn't it available? and schools destroyed garza's children facing. and so i can see just lead to a possibly, as the story, a boss, dave, witness, death, loss and destruction. the children of cause of bearing the brunt of israel's war. children make up nearly half of the population in the besieged strip. and do you, one has described it as the most dangerous place in the world to be a child? well, we want to be a month into the war. they pleaded for protection. think all they wanted was to live as other children live doing, but their desperate calls for help went on

just go to redcross.org/cbs to donate and also call 1-800-red-cross or text red cross to 90999.ves the people on ground who need it so much a $10 donation every little bit helps. >> really does. we have seen the outpouring of support too from the community down there. from all over helping everyone affected by that. but jess let's talk ability winds and the weather down there. >>> still under a red flag warning right now widespread from san diego county all the way up into the santa monica mountains and it's the higher elevated areas that we're really concerned about closer to pasadena all the way over into areas like malibu. we take a look just at the geography of the areas the poppography and one thing to mention when the fires start in the canyons and just get blown with the strong wind gusts that we've experienced and we've seen down there, that's what long-range spotting is called. that's what the big concern is right now for the firefighters and the boots on the ground as well as the aircraft in the fie fighting these fires and you take a look at the santa monica mountains

these are red cross volunteers, members of the red cross i should say, were there to collect palestinian prisoners. we're going to be the same as we're done is gonna be here and a couple of the the latest news as it breaks, suite equal s time per is now adults here that is because finish authorities were able to port and sees it before a total weight with detailed coverage menaces, they have no way of knowing how many people are still underground. they only given an official number. once a week, the operation is complete from around the world will cost. as a warning of extreme winds, i had, everybody had across the southern california, fully aware this may be far from in the early hours of november, the eight's violent ruptured between mccarthy, television filings and people in amsterdam was an empty some basic attack or response to provocation. which is 0, looks at how a street confrontation turned into a political flash point. and then the read 19 debates about immigration, religion, and the identity, the full report, amsterdam, mccarthy, and who to go on. i will just be around the lim

any women are now free out of the red cross s u. v. ease and back on the home soil. administrate doctor's greeted them while locals lined the streets to celebrate. they have now been were united with their families. it's been a long journey for the trio that started earlier on sunday. quite a spectacle in god's ears. they were handed over by homicide. as the red cross officials, we heard from a member of the from us political bureau and we says his organization considers this deal, and even israel is pulling it temper wheels cards and what was mediated by the blue colors. the color is the injections and the americans, we are talking about a few minutes east fan of the, of the 3 phases. phase one, which is uh, the so called to humanitarian fees. the 2nd phase, until the 5th, each phase is $42.00 days. and we hope that at the end we will, will, we will reach abilities for what drums or any other of pressure. and i'm going to his brother's best, where it is. this is their business. but what we have son is opinion of that's his real 2nd

they had been c in a bit of been tossed sides safely from the red cross to the east where the ministry and the women have already in the united with their families and will undergo a medical checkup. now israel says it will continue to work towards bear with ease and the return of all the hostages. still held by him ass. emily, dawn, emily jerome and romeo were reunited with audio and intelligent support activity forces. they are now with us and on their way home. they are on their way to the idea of the initial reception center, where they will receive initial medical care and be reunited with their families. from there, they will be transferred to the hospital. the i d, f in coordination with the, i a say the massage and the political echelon is working to achieve all the objectives of the war. the destruction of homos is governmental, a military capabilities, the return of residents to their homes, and the most urgent goal bring the hostages back home with us. now the video shows the moment when the three's ready hosted the square handed over to the red cross in gaza. and that's bef

tonight new video showing red cross vehicles carrying the three women surrounded by a large crowd of people in gaza, armed and masked men were seen guarding those vehicles shortly after. the three women, ages 24 to 31, were reunited with their families at a reception center in southern israel. the three were taken to a hospital where they are receiving medical treatment. president biden addressed the developments earlier today. >> three israeli women held against their will in the dark tunnels for 470 days. four more women will be released in seven days, three additional hostages every seven days thereafter, including at least two american citizens in this first phase. we pray for them and their families, for they're going to be a long recovery ahead. >> the release of these hostages is all part of phase one of the ceasefire deal between gaza and israel. as a result, israel is now releasing 90 palestinian prisoners, all women and minors. this started earlier tonight as the international committee of the red cross arrived in the west bank to facilitate the exchange. humanitarian aid a

housing, got the full 15 months were finally released and they were taken to for medical checks, red cross we. so the goal is to confirm the condition is satisfactory. and the deals stipulated that one thing were saved these room, the 1930 women and miners health and minor offenses. the only reason the only bank became the detainees were transferred there from other facilities were the prisoners warehouse. now inside, including the square family and actually just run the people waited, again waving flags, seeing them. but we need to read them right now is more in the trial waited for hours as these rules the security concerns and possibly to curve large celebrations. finally, after 1 am, monday they present or read and they are now in the process behind me mess as well. 10 bab emotions run high, has the vehicle's role, the marketing, the end of a 10. so emotional day, we have been able to speak to some realities old, newly released prisoners. here's what they have to say. the bottom part of the clinic is a great joy and praise be to god that the war has finally ended. that's the most impor

to be exchanged after 3 very hostages were earlier released by have mass representatives of the red cross have been seen near off up prison in the west bank and dissipation about the event of the son of a detained palestinian woman. she had his emotions about the potential for her to be free. and the lead. i'm the son of prison. that is would be re way ahead to welcome her and she had be released on the exchange deal. i'm thrilled . i'm really happy because my mother is being released in general. i'm very happy because the war has stopped and the genocide and gaza has ended, especially after the harsh, extreme reality that gaza hasn't good. it's good because it's all over now. the art is middle, you'd be retrieve my out in austin. i report from outside the eas, ready operated detention facility in the west bank a series charged with emotion. you didn't hear people clapping, saying westlake, but they have mix of joyful freedom at the same time, sole road for the devastating total over 46000 gallons killed in 15 months or more behind me sends over fries and the only really jail in the west

even though the red cross will be president for part of that when those 90 policy need prisoners, as part of the deal will be released. these really present services that they want to limit expressions of joy among palestinians, most of which will be returning to the occupied west bank. but some of them will be returning to occupied east jerusalem, where there was a heavy it's really police presence back in november of 2023. when there were women and children being released from is really jail. so is really forced to say that this time things are going to be done differently, but as of now those prisoners still have not been released. and i'm the and these critical moments. there's also, we've seen this sort of political tensions and baffles playing out in these right. the cabinet just to approve these dell took us through the reaction that has come since then with statements from people like there's a lot of smoke switch. it's a mob been given and where that leaves the stability of netanyahu's cabinets. you have to remember that this is the most far right government in israel's hist

got the whole 15 months were finally released and they were taken to hospital for medical checks, red cross. and so the goal is to confirm the condition is satisfactory. and the deals stipulated that once they were saved, these were 19 palestinians. the women in miners, household minor offenses, the old. so the only really jail in the west bank became the detainees were transferred there from other facilities where the prisoners weren't house. now inside, including the square family, friends, and actually just run the people waited, again waving flags, seeing them in cheery, but beneath the joy, grieve them. i get them in right now is more in god, but we tried explain the 6000 counties to new life. crowds waited for hours as these are all doomed, believe they're willing to deal with the security concerns and possibly to curve large celebrations. finally, after 1 am monday they present or. 2 read and they are now in the process behind me mess as well. 10 bab emotions run high, has the vehicle's role, the marketing, the end of it tends to emotional day. we have been able to speak to some rela

full 15 months were finally released and they were taken to the for medical checks, red cross, we saw the goals. they conditioned as satisfactory and abuse stipulated that once they were saved these room, the basically women and miners help the minor offenses. the oldest of these really doing the west bank became the detainee were transferred there from the trees where the prisoners were house. now inside, including the square family and actually just run the people waited again and waving flags. seeing them in cheery, but beneath the joy was grieved, then i can remember right now is more in god the which has claimed the 6000 counties to new life trials waited for hours as these roads do believe they're willing to deal with security concerns and possibly to per large celebrations. finally after 1 am monday the prisoners. 2 read and they are now in the process behind me mess as well. condemn emotions, run high, has the vehicles role, the marketing, the end of attendance emotional day, we have been able to speak to some realities or newly released prisoners. here's what they have to say

they can be seen being transferred safely from the red cross to these really a military. the women have all ready to be united with their families and will undergo with medical checkup now, as well as, as a will continue to work towards the return of all the hostages still have still held by him us this. now this video shows the moment when this 3 is where the hostages were handed over to the red cross in gaza. and that's before the brought to their idea. the locals were also seen gathering around her mom's fight as celebrating the hostage exchange and inspecting policy in the business, held by easel to come back home. the bottom dissipated seatbar has come in to force this by the last minute to take up after easel to choose 10 miles or withholding the list of hostages. he planned to relieve now well how much the spokesman said that the deal could have been reached to make more than a year ago. and now these ro must uphold it. and on the ball game, the agreement could have been implemented over a year ago. if it had been in line with the emissions of netanyahu and as fast

bottom piece has finally settled over garza for now that i haven't committed a committee of the red cross as repeatedly received. the 3 is what he kept is highly the how most people are seeing, gathering around how much fights is. so raising the opposite exchange, i'm expecting passing prisoners, tell by israel to come back, come for visuals, and it shows a red cross light on his way to pick up the initial is where the hostages being released under the deal. i'm not trying to survey the seats. why has become or has come into for this like a last minute. it's up off the israel excuse from us, of withholding the list of hostages. it plans to release. we discussed the prospects for the 1st with how most pleasant bureau members busing night. to be honest with you on who the audience we have on was a witness. how the by that ministration were complicit with the america with this or either the government. how the, how the used bought execute was, is to give a cover for these games of nathan, you know, and here's the right one to extend this. and they, and the security council on big, long suppo

now this video shows the moment when three's ready. hostages were handed over to the red cross, a gaza. and that's before the abroad to the idea locals. what also seem gathering around him as fighters, celebrating the hostage exchange and expecting for the scene and present as held by his role to come back home. but the much anticipated si fi has come into force despite the last minute taken up, the usual key to mass of with holding the list of hostages advanced to relieve. now relatives of the hostages having java, the intel of he's waiting to be reunited with their loved ones. other raleigh has seen a highly motional public display in a part of a city that has been named custody square. a board cast on a large screen in front of the crowd shows confirmation that the 3 is rarely hostages wherever he leaves. meanwhile, plot policy and present as i suppose to be released from ease ready custody, a spot to be deal. they're still waiting to be exchanged. a representatives of the red cross have been seen near off of prison in the west bank united dissipation of the swab. now earlier with t