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they'll come very close to that helicopter at reem air force base. the israeli military. very careful, by the way, at all stages of this, to not have a lot of imagery of those hostages until well after they are, they get into hospital. then later in the day, you may see pictures of them with their families, photographs released. in some cases they're released video, but they control this very tightly, which is why the what happened this morning when hamas releases them, they sort of parade them across the stage. and that's happened in the last several times. this one seemed a little different today because they were walked at gunpoint, interestingly enough, and they were compelled to deliver speeches. they delivered them in hebrew critical of the israeli government. so the level of propaganda seems to be a little bit different today. as ralph said, there's some suggestion that there are tensions are increased after what donald trump said earlier this week about his plans for gaza. you can see there that that van and again, i think this now confirms that that probably has

, also the counselor on because he's being the 1st to be taken from the absorption point, which is reem can books which is on the outskirts of gaza. this is where the red cross vehicles happy driving to. i'm dropping off. well of now the full but captive . so also counted on is a french is ready citizen, and the french president and on your macro on has already put out statement on x, essentially welcoming him back and say, you know, he believes he's being true. how he has already had a medical checkups. these are the only says they seem to be in good health at the moment and he's being flown off. people have been waving these yellow slots alongside his ready flights, which have become simple like all the caps is being held in gun to your to the boss is currently with his family in the rain and he will be floating off at the moment . he is become highly symbolic of the, of this big movement was being taking place in israel. it's to bring the captives home. and now that's because his family members, what taken with him, his wife and 2 children, one of those children as the youngest to be

first lady olena zelenska were greeted by emirati minister of state for international cooperation reemi. the focus of this official visit is to release more ukrainians from russian captivity. the uae plays a key role in brokering the pr exchanges between moscow and kyiv. zelensky's visit comes as united states officials head to saudi arabia for ukraine. russia peace talks. ukrainian president zelenskyy says ukraine was not invited to those talks. fox's alex hogan has these latest developments. >> nearly three years after russia's full scale invasion of ukraine, top u.s. and russian officials are set to meet in saudi arabia for peace talks. >> we'll be having meetings at the direction of the president, and hopefully we'll will will make some really good progress with regard to russia, ukraine. >> the goal of the meeting is to start conversations about finding a permanent end to the war. but political terms are being kept under wraps. the meeting comes less than a week after president trump spoke on the phone with russian president vladimir putin, and allies are concerned the white house

you see them there in the trucks as they are heading towards the reem military base in israel. and then from there they will be flown to hospital to get more treatment and as well to be reunited with their families. so again, we are awaiting the release of the third hostage. we'll bring you that moment when it happens. all right. we're turning now to our coverage of the plane crash in philadelphia. the plane's operator says the aircraft was flying in excellent condition with experienced crew in the cockpit. all six people on board were mexican nationals, including a young girl going home after medical treatment along with her mother. jason carroll has more from the scene. >> well, you can see the area here is still cordoned off. there are emergency vehicles right down here. this is cottman avenue and roosevelt boulevard. the impact of the crash several blocks in that direction. this is a community in northeast philadelphia that is simply in shock. when you look around and you see where this happened. this is a business district. the roosevelt mall here is in the area. a number

in the midst of this, we were just showing pictures there of the helicopters at reem military base thatl take those three hostages to hospitals in and around tel aviv and so many in israel and beyond, thinking of the welfare of those three hostages now free on israeli soil. yaakov katz, thank you so much. appreciate it. >> thank you well, a controversial member of elon musk's new government task force is back in action after stepping away over controversial old social media posts that led to the man's reinstatement when we return. >> stay with us. >> what do you. >> got there. >> larry? >> time machine. you're going. >> to go back and see how the pyramids were built or something? >> nope. >> elon and i want to go on vacation, so. >> i'm going to go back to last week and buy a winning lottery ticket. >> can i come? >> only room for one. >> how am. >> i getting home? >> sitting on my. >> lap. >> like last time? ronald? >> fine. >> but i'm bringing this. >> all right. >> or you. >> could try. >> one of these. >> savings options. >> the right money moves aren't as. >> far fetched as you thi

anderson and tonight on the show we have the comms director of the institute of economic affairs, reem ibrahim. he's back the notting hill nuisance matthew stadlen also got the former world champion darts player keith deller, and doctor and dna expert ahmed khan. but first, let's go to the news. >> good evening. i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines at 7:00. jd vance has warned britain and the eu over what he claimed was backsliding, free speech and democracy. addressing the munich security conference, the munich security conference, the us vice president suggested there has been a retreat of fundamental values in europe. vance also praised munich's hospitality, despite the city reeling from yesterday's car attack that left 30 injured. a 24 year old afghan asylum seeker responsible has been arrested and is due in court. vance warned that the biggest threat facing the west is not external but the threat from within. >> i worry the most about vis a vis europe is not russia, it's not china, it's not any other external actor. and what i worry aboutis external actor. and what i worry about

>> no, reem, we are in agreement now. matthew says that hamas are to blame. they are to blame. >> partly to. >> partly to. >> partly to. >> partly the ones. >> partly the ones. >> causing all. >> causing all. >> the problems. >> the problems. >> i mean, they know the israeli government should. it was heavy handed, heavy handed to go in there and displace so many children and women. and by the way, some innocent men. >> so i am sympathetic to that view. i think it's really important that there is that balance there. but you have to be honest, if a country, a foreign country came and invaded british shores or did what what hamas did on october 7th, we'd. expect we would we would we wouldn't just do what israel did. we would drop a nuclear bomb. >> no, we wouldn't, but this is. >> no, we wouldn't, but this is. >> i'm sorry. >> i'm sorry. >> i'm sorry. this >> i'm sorry. this is >> i'm sorry. this is political insanity. this is to suggest that britain would have dropped a nuclear bomb over matthew. >> i'm using i'm using hyperbole here. what i am saying is that w