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among the israeli hostages released on tuesday is ada sagi. lucy manning has been following her british—israeli son's struggle to bring her home. ada sagi is now free and herfamily can now breathe a sigh of relief. she has endured 53 days as a hostage. we followed her son's painful seven weeks and we filmed him in israel just before his mother's release. you sister buying clothes and treats for ada. and this morning they got the call with the good news, she was on the list to be freed. we were shaking with excitement, it was hard to contain so much focus of the last 53 days was all about this moment. an hour ago after his mother was released, we spoke to noam from the hospital where his mother is. it is such a huge relief, wejust finished a video call with her, she is sharp and funny, witty she is her old self. she is doing 0k? she looks good. i'm very, very happy. of course, there's she doesn't know, she doesn't know that she doesn't have a home to go back to and that so many of her friends were murdered. what will you do when you see her? ij

sagi was one of the more than 70 taken. sagi was here at his workshop, renovating buses when hamas attacked at 6:30 in the morning. eventually, he was able to make it back to his house, help barricade his wife and children into the bomb shelter. that was the last they saw of him. >> he made his wife swear that she wouldn't open the door for anyone. >> reporter: jonathan, sagi's father, is caring for his son's family, campaigning for his release. >> he's the kind of son who can complete thoughts for me, a big part of me is absent right now because of sagi and obviously because of the other losses on the kibbutz. yeah, some of them entire families, actually, that were murdered. their lives were intertwined with my family's life for the last 40 years. >> reporter: what's left of the kibbutz community is still intertwined. most everyone together, hundreds of miles away. they have each other, but their nightmare continues. how do you think that the community is coping? because you're kind of all together. does that help? >> yes

sagi.nightmare will be more huge and more dangerous, therefore, they say we should avoid such a scenario through pushing hizbollah far from the borders, the 13th of alban on the iranian calendar, which usually coincides with november 4th, holds great importance in the islamic republic of iran, it's depped as day of national struggle against arrogance, but why does this specific day bear this title? to know this and more, don't miss this episode of iran today. this is normal outcome due to the state of fear that controls a society that sufffers a defeat and has fears and controls and loses confidence in the leaders and their institutions. this is very normal result, and we should even expect more than this. okay. so they say that said hasanlah has hidden intentions other than those he declared, what do you think? this talk emerges from a strategic security mentality based on the idea that one should be ready for the worst and most dangerous scenarios, based on their prior experience with his

noam sagi said he'd spoken to his mother ada sagi on a video call and that she looked good and happy.ary. but the licensed taxi drivers' association, which represents more than 10,000 members, said it was not consulted and joining would be "sulleying" the trade. to the tubes now. the central and elizabeth lines have minor delays and the piccadilly line has severe delays. now onto the weather. a cold day, the cloud will clear to leave a bright and dry afternoon. temperatures reaching a high of five degrees celsius. that's it, there's plenty more on our website. good morning, welcome to breakfast withjon kay and luxmy gopal. our headlines today. 12 more hostages have returned to israel, after being freed by hamas, in exchange for 30 palestinian prisoners as talks take place to extend the temporary ceasefire in gaza. 41 construction workers trapped for two weeks in a collapsed tunnel in india are said to be in good health after finally being rescued. the fight for "gracie's law". the parents of 23—year—old gracie spinks, who was killed by an ex—colleague, are campaigning for tougher acti

the israeli military and security institutions, they know well the naming technique of nazrollah, sagid the resistance in palestine was able to carry out this sudden attack, despite all circumstances in the gaza strip, then what if hisbolla decides to initiate and surprise israel a certain phase, with all the huge capabilities, expertise and skills it has, than the nightmare. will be more huge and more dangerous, therefore, they say we should avoid such a scenario through pushing his far from the borders ابعاد حزب الله عن الحدود. first of all, he is not in the government, and therefore he can raise the roof as much as he wants, and overpass the government with his statements. now how is this done? of course, שמישהו מאחורי הדלת באיראן מעודד אותו, יכול שלא יש מחשבות אחרות, אני לא הייתי לוקח שום דבר שהוא אתה ברצינות, הוא לא מדבר בפני איזה ועדה עליונה של השמיים ששופט, הוא מדבר את מה שהוא חושב, הוא יש מנוסה מאוד, מתוחקם, וצריך להתכונן באופן מעשי לאפשרות שהוא עכשיו מרגיע אותנו, כי הוא בכלל מתכוון לעשות, התקפת פתח של עצמו, אני לא יודע אם רדון, כי כרגע עם כוחות הלכם. social media users did not

finally, ada sagi, who is 75 years old.nd was meant to celebrate her birthday here in london the week after she was taken by hamas. now, there are plenty more stories and you can find them on our bbc website. we update them regularly with more information as soon we have it. so please read their stories. britain and greece are embroiled in an escalating diplomatic row tonight, after rishi sunak cancelled a meeting with the greek prime minister. the dispute is over these — the parthenon sculptures — also known as the elgin marbles, and once part of the acropolis in ancient athens. two hundred years ago, lord elgin brought them to britain and they're now in the british museum but greece wants them back. here's our political editor chris mason with more made almost 500 years before the birth of christ, they've been here in the uk since the 19th century. pretty much ever since, greece has wanted them back. on the right the greek prime minister kyriakos mitsotakis beating the labour leader keir starmer, but then stood up by rish

daughter gabriela and mia and their dog bella, who was apparently kidnapped with them. 75—year—old ada sagilso freed. this is her son speaking moments before the release. we are shaking with excitement. it was hard to contain, so much focus of the last 53 days were all about this moment. 81 hostages have now returned to israel. and details have started to emerge of how they were treated in captivity. translation: today we heard l the shocking testimonies of how 12—year—old eitan was forced to watch gore videos from october 7th, and was beaten by terrorists. he's only 12 years old. in return, more palestinians were released from israeli jails. 180 have now been freed, women and teenagers. there wasjubilation in ramallah in the occupied west bank as they returned home. translation: indescribable joy. ifeel like i have escaped from death by coming out of the interrogation cell after spending a month there. the prison was extremely harsh, and thank god that i was released from the prison. we left behind many prisoners and i hope they will also be released. in gaza, the pause in the fighting is

and they spoke a little earlier here in tel aviv to noam sagi — his 75—year—old mother is being heldsoon, and you hear that it is a difficult time to wait. so the last we heard from mum was on the 7th of october at 924 israel time when she was still texting my sister, saying that she see people with rpgs and kalashnikovs outside their house. she went into the safe room and that was the last we heard. the next thing that happened is at 6pm in the evening when the army came in, they only found bloodstains and she was not in the house. and we didn't heard since. and obviously because of her age, you are hoping that she is going to be included in this deal that is being negotiated over the next few days. that is the hope, isn't it? it is. it is the hope. she is fitting the criteria because of her age, because of her gender to be released. but we're still waiting for good news. so talk me through that that process, because we know that lists are provided and then families are informed. so i suppose for you each day you will be waiting. you've got the phone, you're waiting for a call or a

this is sagi's suit. the color of his eyes. this is my suit. the white one. >> reporter: i'm so sorry. i'm so sorry. jake tapper, cnn, herzliya, israel. >> if you ever miss an episode of "the lead," you can listen to the show wherever you get your podcasts. our coverage continues now with wolf blitzer and "the situation room." >>> happening now, breaking news. influential democratic senator joe manchin reveals he's not seeking re-election. delivering a major blow potentially to his party's chances of keeping control of the u.s. senate next year. we're getting new reaction from a key senator to this bombshell announcement. >>> also tonight, a break in israel's bombardment of gaza. the white house says israeli forces are moving forward with daily four-hour pauses in northern areas of the territory to allow palestinian civilians to get out and humanitarian aid to get in. and cnn has exclusive new details on the prosecutors' strategy in the trump classified documents trial and a potential witness list that includes a mar-a-lago plumber, a maid, a c

speak to the british israeli family of a hostage just freed from captivity in gaza. 75 year old ada sagibles — we're live in greece. the cancellation of a meeting in downing street has caused anger in athens with one minister saying it was an insult to all greeks, amid growing calls for the marbles to be returned to this very place.

sagi, keith, aiden, her shall, omar, i now ask for a brief moment of silence as we pray for their safe return. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from michigan seek recognition? without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. tlaib: mr. speaker, i want to take a moment to honor the life of samantha wolf. as our neighbors across michigan and throughout the country mourn her tragic murder. she was deeply loved, loving member of our social justice community. she was a friend of mine. and my friend, mutual friend dan, reminded me how she showed up with that beautiful sweet smile and warmest eye that is greet you to my swearing-in ceremony and how she embraced him in a hug saying she was so happy he showed up and how important it was. that's who she was. she showed up for others, always. her organizing work from progressive politics to interfaith work between jewish and muslim communities has built bridges and made our community stronger. please keep her loved ones and our community in your prayers as her family seeks

. >> tricia courtley sagi ran the new york city marathon to highlight black maternal health issues. >> according to the cdc, the maternal mortality rate for black women in 2021 was more than two and a half times the rate for white women. the agency says most maternal deaths for african american women are preventable. >> i want other black mothers to know you're not alone. that even me as a doctor, i have the same fear that you have. but we do have a voice and we can advocate for ourselves and we can help reduce this disparity. >> trish helps other mothers through her practice as a family dentist. in addition to educating soon to be mothers of color in her community. >> looking at the morning forecast, we are beginning with some areas of dense fog in the north bay and along the coast that lingers through about 8 or 9 a.m. and then it's much brighter. but temperatures this morning we are chilly 40s and low 50 soquel's a lot colder this morning compared to yesterday morning. so we have that dense fog this morning giving way to mostly sunny skies and feeling like november this afternoon.

ada sagi has been missing since hamas launched its attack on the 7th of october.r any news. just explain, you said _ are waiting for any news. just explain, you said you got an official confirmation that she is being held hostage. just take us through how you find that out, how you know that? taste through how you find that out, how you know that?— you know that? we have an official representative _ you know that? we have an official representative from _ you know that? we have an official representative from the _ you know that? we have an official representative from the army - you know that? we have an official representative from the army that| representative from the army that works with each one of the families and have gave us an official letter to tell us that mum is a hostage. i to tell us that mum is a hostage. i can't imagine i'm you must have felt on reading that —— how you must have felt on reading that letter? you know, to felt on reading that letter? you know. to be — felt on reading that letter? you know, to be honest, _ felt on reading that letter

no, it has been 40 days since gnome's mum, ayda sagi was kidnapped by hamas on october the seventh. actions and fight for the return of all hostages. naomi wants the language of love to be louder than the language of hate . and 11,000 palestinians of hate. and 11,000 palestinians have been killed , over 4000 of have been killed, over 4000 of them children . an international them children. an international law is imposed , isn't. does the law is imposed, isn't. does the prime minister agree that you can support israel but also call out breaches of international law? >> mr speaker, i've been consistent from the start that whilst israel has a right to defend itself , it is whilst israel has a right to defend itself, it is important that it complies with international law. >> it's a point i have made on every meeting or phone conversation that i've had with prime minister netanyahu . and i prime minister netanyahu. and i also it was a privilege to meet her constituents and to hear the pain that they are going through, which i have enormous sympathy for, which is why we are doing absolut