savannah lived in belkort only briefly. the town on the northern plains once carried a chippewa name. it meant sings with life-giving water for a stream that meanders through town. other than a manufacturing plant, turtle mountain community college, a shopping mall, and jobs in government and construction, there wasn't much work there, so they soon moved to fargo. when savannah was 10, they moved again to the spirit lake indian reservation, the home of a tribe. it was here on the shores of devil's lake, which the spirit lake nation call [inaudible] for spirit water, which spills across the grasslands for 200 miles that savannah became a young woman. they settled in a rural area with scarcely 700 residents. her parents got jobs at a manufacturing corporation, a tribal-owned factory that produces kevlar panels, helmets, camouflage nets and other military equipment. other than the factory and the spirit lake casino, employment was mostly centered on tribal and federal jobs, in agencies like the bureau of indian affairs and the

and savannah's dark history can be called flat out bizarre, from haunted mansions to mass graves, savannah had a lot of demons to overcome. and those demons can sometimes take the form of paranormal beings. every now and then, yeah, you'll get some nice ghosts. and then every now and then, you'll get one that's not so nice. phillip calvert: here to tell us more is ghost expert patrick welch, founder of paranormal society of savannah and actor producer mark mccullough. savannah, one of the most haunted cities in the world. why? patrick welch: back in 1733, there was a yellow fever epidemic that came out three or four times in savannah. over 50% of the population got wiped out. and with no place to really bury them, they would have mass graves. and they would just bury them all over the city. and then as savannah progressed, they were just building on top of all these mass graves out there. phillip calvert: man. and ever since, the city has been plagued with visitors from the beyond. you're born and raised here in savannah. i was, yes. the house that my dad had since i was a young boy, we ha

gosh, but savannah with a sister so savannah, savannah was going to be a mother, right? she, she, her sister was active. facebook too. and her sister was very outspoken. not that that's bad, but she was just she was interesting and she would never talk to me either. but i had her, you know, her memories that i could draw from and and i that she just adored her sister. i mean, she really looked up to her and savannah had worked really hard. she'd gotten her high school degree and then she got her certified nursing assistant degree and she was working at an assisted living facility. and sometimes she'd do double shifts, though she was pregnant and, you know, she was always looking for ways to make more money for the baby that was that was her ambition. and she also was interested in becoming a nurse. and that was that was on the horizon for her. and she into nursing school. so i just really i that about her. i also admired her. she was very goofy and and self-doubt placating like even though she would do these glam poses all the time, then she'd do really goofy selfies, li

savannah?ackson in miami, thank you. >>> also this morning, we are learning more about new u.s. air strikes in syria, carried out at president biden's direction after dozens of attacks on american forces in that region. the target, a weapons storage facility used by iran's revolutionary guard. nbc's senior white house correspondent gabe gutierrez has the latest on this. gabe, good morning to you. >> reporter: hey, craig. good morning. the defense secretary says that president biden ordered the air strike in response to a series of attacks against u.s. personnel in iraq and syria. another senior defense official says that the strike is intended to send a clear message to iran that we hold it accountable. this morning, tensions escalating across the middle east and the united states increasingly involved, responding after u.s. bases have come under attack from iranian-backed forces. two u.s. fighter jets conducted an air strikes on a weapons storage facility in eastern syria, that the pentagon sa

so they probably -- >> savannah? >> especially with the holidays.giving dinner at 4:30, that might be a good idea. you don't want to eat a big meal and then lay down. you want to give two to three hours before you lay down. you can elevate the head of your bed 3 to 6 inches, savannah. avoid the triggering food. spicy foods, fried foods, citrusy foods, wine, alcohol, coffee, chocolate. right. and then we all want to wear nice, cute looking clothing. but wearing baggy pants and things not constricting like spanx is a good idea >> for real? >> yes, for real you want to loosen up your waistband a little bit avoid bending over right after you eat. when my kids want to play twister, not a good idea chewing gum can help, avoiding smoking, keeping your life healthy. >> the people that are watching and, quite frankly, they blow it off, are there any issues long-term if you don't take care of it? >> there can be. if you imagine the delicate tissue up here, it is not supposed to be exposed to enzymes. you can end up with vocal cord lesions, strictures. and tha

richard, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, savannah.ay is day four of what is supposed to be a four-day truce. and it is expected that later today, more hostages are going to be released by hamas and more palestinian prisoners released from israel. but we're hearing both sides hamas and israel are expressing a willingness to extend this truce to allow for more releases. since friday, hamas has been releasing women and children in batches. in exchange for palestinian women and minors in israeli jails. it is the most significant diplomatic breakthrough since the start of this conflict negotiated by qatar, the united states and egypt. among those freed is abigail idan, an israeli turned 4 in hamas captivity, but abigail is starting her new life as an orphan. her mother and father were killed during hamas' october 7th massacre when she was taken hostage along with her neighbors. it's taking place, highly controlled and deeply personal moments at a hospital near tel aviv. hila embraced her uncle who was kidnapped by hamas along with her 9-ye

hoda, savannah, back to you?ard engel in tel aviv, richard, thank you. >>> we were just discussing 4-year-old american abigail edan she was freed on sunday, heard her aunt say she's israel's baby we're joined by her aunt and her daughter they are speaking out for the first time since abigail's release. good morning it's so good to be talking to you under these circumstances where abigail is finally free. what, if anything, have you heard about how she's doing, her condition and how it's been going in the 24 hours or so since she was released >> well, first we're thrilled she is released. we -- abigail was held hostage with a mother and her three kids and that was a blessing because she had a woman, a mother, who could hold her and comfort her in the darkness for 50 days. abigail is with family she's with her aunt, her grandmother. they met her she's been reunited with her brother and her sister, and that was magical in the sense that a brother and sister who for 50 days waited and hoped that abigail would come ho

januar >> reporter: good morning to you, savannah. it is that time of year with viruses making the rounds. but the surge in respiratory illnesses here, including pneumonia triggered questions for chinese health authorities about how and why it is affecting so many children the sick children just keep coming, from toddlers to teens, mostly with respiratory infections, including pneumonia. it's been ten days now, this mother says, and the fever is back health officials say the surge is happening not just here in beijing, but in clusters across northern china this is one of the biggest children's hospitals in the city and it's full of kids who are coughing, hooked up to iv bags or still waiting to get treatment. >> reporter: the headlines here about a respiratory disease outbreak triggered alarm bells and prompted the world health organization to ask chinese authorities for answers. the w.h.o. said china shared its data that showed no sign of a new disease so far saying the symptoms are common to several respiratory diseases, unlike a th

savannah. >> richard engel leading us off.ou, richard. >>> let's move now to the stark new warning from the head of the fbi saying the escalating war has raised the threat of an attack against americans here at home to, quote, a whole other level. nbc's stephanie gosk joins us with more. hey, steph, good morning. >> the fbi director says hamas' attack on israel is inspiring the most significant terror threat to the u.s. since the rise of isis nearly a decade ago while also urging all americans to remain vigilant. it comes as the fbi has a suspect in custody in connection with violent threats made online against jews at cornell university. suspect, a student himself. as israel's war against hamas rages on a dire warning from fbi director christopher wray. >> the ongoing war in the middle east has raised the threat of an attack against americans in the united states to a whole other level. >> wray telling the senate homeland committee is the fbi is worried violent extremists will attack americans. >> we assess the actions of ham

keir, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning to you. a pause in the fighting for thanksgiving morning. hamas saying just in the past few hours that the pause will begin at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. the israeli government keeping the biden administration waiting for nine hours of talks before finally making the announcement. president biden welcoming the statement, saying the first lady, jill, and i, have been keeping all those held hostages and their loved ones close to our hearts. coming home. around 50 of the women and children taken in the october 7th terror attacks. three americans are expected to be released in the first group as a senior administration official says, including this 3-year-old abigail mor edan. her family hoping she will be home for her birthday on friday. >> she's turning 4. and to just imagine she comes home and is with her family is our light right now in such a very dark and terribly, terribly horrific period. >> reporter: here in israel, urgent phone calls to families. the mother of 21-year-old mia sham, last seen

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savannah, you and i are right here smack in the middle of herald square across the street from macy's to start off the 97th macy's thanksgiving day parade 90 minutes away, right >> earlier than ever this year. >> yeah, sheinelle and craig are back inside studio 1a. they've got the news covered for us hey, guys. >> happy thanksgiving, ladies. >> you guys look great. >> you too this is just about perfect parade weather it's sunny, it's beautiful here in new york city big question, is it going to stay that way? will the weather hold out for those iconic character balloons can fly? there's only one person who knows that answer. >> who's that? >> al roker. >> some years it's super windy and the parades don't get to fly. al is on the parade route upper west side of manhattan at the starting point al, what say you >> oh, i say, yay, let's have a parade there's an eagle scouts snoopy back there, and we've got great weather for you. let's take a look, show you what the parade forecast is right now. we've got a temperature that's somewhere around 50 degrees. 48, 50 degrees right now it's 45. a

keir, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning to you. israeli soldiers stormed the hospital at 2:00 a.m. this morning. they say there are 650 patients inside, 400 medical staff and thousands of displaced people in the hospital complex. israeli officials say the operation is based on intelligence information, is precise and targeted and is against hamas in a specified area of the shifa hospital. this morning, the israeli defense force releasing edited images it says shows fighting in the gaza strip. and gaza's health ministry run by hamas sendsing video it says shows the intensive care unit over the al shifa hospital. a shell hits, he says. there is gas and heavy smoke. we're evacuating patients. israel announcing an operation to target, quote, terrorist activity at al-shifa where doctors say 36 premature babies are being cared for. one little boy injured was rescued from rubble. the israeli defense force releasing images from al-shifa with soldiers faces blurred. it says shows them carrying medical supplies into the hospital. hours befor

good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning to you. the former first lady was 96 years old when she died yesterday afternoon, surrounded by her family and those who loved her dearly. she had just entered hospice care on friday after being diagnosed with dementia earlier this year. now, her love story with the former president was one for the ages. this year, this morning, she is being remembered as a fierce humanitarian with a beautiful, caring spirit. from the georgia governor's mansion to the white house, to her years of global humanitarian work, former first lady rosalynn carter dedicated her life to public service and to her beloved husband, former president jimmy carter, all while blazing trails in her own right. this morning the former president is remembering his wife and best friend of 80 years. rosalynn was my equal partner in everything i ever accomplished. she gave me wise guidance and encouragement when i needed it. as long as rosalynn was in the world, i always knew somebody loved and supported me. now tributes are pouring

savannah and craig. >> it is so exciting to have you guys here. learning about if we're scared, how to handle being scared hi, grover >> yeah, yeah. that's cookie, too. >> they see themselves on tv. >> big bird, it is always good to see you you always make so many people smile. how have you been? >> hanging out with my friends on "sesame street. also cal pen stopped by. and brandy carlisle. >> yeah, we got to sing with them. >> i can't imagine all the texts you get, big bird. you have met every single celebrity on "sesame street. how about your bedtime routine we get up really early how about you? >> i get up early like with the birds because they have wings. i have a good routine, yeah, with my brother, rudy. yeah so we have a good bedtime routine. we brush our teeth, the usual. then we get our wiggles out. you know. >> rosita, i heard that you have been learning sign language recently is that true >> it's true our friend is teaching us some words in american sign language. do you want to learn some? >> we would love to. >> okay. this one is real

savannah >> all right, kristen. thank you. i know you have a lot more this weekend with senator manchin on sunday, "meet the press. all right. 7:15 welcome craig to the table >> good morning, good morning to you as well. a vacation excursion in the bahamas took a deadly turn when a ferry boat sank with dozens of people on board, killing an american tourist emilie ikeda joins us with more details on this one. emilie good morning to you >> a terrifying incident authorities in the bahamas say they're investigating how that double-decker catamaran capsized on tuesday the ship was transporting tourists to a private island and popular excursion destination for cruise ship passengers when it started to take on water and eventually went down >> terror on the seas, when a tourist ferryboat in the bahamas suddenly starts to sink. >> our boat is sinking >> reporter: it all happened on tuesday morning when the double decker catamaran carrying close 100 people to a private island popular with tourists quickly began taking on water. some pa

he blockaded charleston and savannah and offered limited cooperation in the secession build campaign, just as beauregard and ingram predicted. dupont awaited a handful of monitors and the 3300 ton iron clad frigate uss new ironsides. recognizing this, ingram and beauregard prepared their own strike since their commissioning in fall 1862, shakara and palmetto stage crew obstinately trained first lieutenant william h. paer. palmetto state executive officer. believed his sailors uneasy. equaled their drill at both great guns and small arms. was excellent, rker recalled. and their discipline perfect. these iron clouds might mark a significant diplomat victory if they could disperse the blockade. before dupont's iron clouds arrived. supporting ingraham's iron clad beauregard detailed three steamers packed with soldiers trained in boarding operations on january 31st, in a bright moonlit night, shakara and palmetto state croed the chnel bar at daybreak. they closed the blockade and ingraham strike was opportune as the iron clad frigate new ironsides and several monitors had only just port ro

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the engine still running the savannah plans to meet again with politicians and officials. she was that top and high efforts to protect the whales. the crew continued to try count volunteers to go way on, watching naturally a new generation of were such as keen to protect these magnificent giants in the mediterranean, the actually we don't have a choice. i think that we have little time list to save the planet. so we have to do what we can as fast as possible. we only have $110.00 ration left just 25 years to implement the greatest revolution since the doing of the industrial age. replacing fossil fuels with renewable energy around the world without exception. this is a local energy transformation really tossed onto the forward as well or is it for our 2 pod document? trees the renewables whether this starts november 25th on dw do you love, take tuck shop on the table? do you own a walk away or tell me phone? well, chinese companies like these have been accused of spying on the customers. nevertheless, the products continue to be popular worldwide. and many governments depl

savannah. >> thank you, garrett. >>> 7:15. craig joins the table.ey, craig, good morning. >> good morning to you as well. we are getting the newest read on inflation this morning, and it could determine whether americans will face even more interest rate hikes. nbc's tom costello is covering this one for us. tom, what do we know? >> reporter: yeah, craig, good morning. the consumer price index is shows inflation slowed a bit in october thanks to lower fuel prices. unleaded gas right now down over 40 cents from a year ago. however, the core inflation takes out food and energy, shows we are still paying more for many items than we did a year ago. keep in mind, the fed wants to see inflation come down to an annual rate of 2 brs. this morning we learned that overall october inflation is running or was running at 3.2%, a tad lower than expected, half a point lower than september, but that core inflation number came in at 4%. that's also a tad lower than expected. and we did see that used car prices dropped in october, so did rent prices. you know, the fe

>> reporter: hey, savannah, here we go again. over the weekend, new house speaker mike johnson revealed this unconventional two-step funding bill designed to prevent shutdown chaos right before the holidays and buy house republicans more time. this would fund part of the government until the middle of january. the rest of it until february. notably, the bill does not contain budget cuts, which would have guaranteed democrats would oppose no aid for israel or taiwan. all that would have to be done at a separate time, if at all. >> the question is, are there enough votes for this to pass? >> reporter: we could find out as early as tomorrow that's when the bill is expected to come to the floor three house republicans said they won't vote for it they wanted to see the spending cuts that means the speaker is going to need democratic votes and the democrats think this is a goofly overly complicated way to do what ought to be a simple thing. a shutdown now would mean hundreds of thousands of federal workers would miss paychecks just bef

savannah? >> andrea, thank you very much.reciate it. >>> let's move now to the mounting pressure on lawmakers to expel scandal-plagued congressman, george santos. the house could vote as early as tomorrow to remove him from office. garrett haake has the very latest. what are we expecting here? >> santos' republican critics are confident that they finally have the votes they need to expel a member who they feel has embarrassed their party since the first moment he arrived on capitol hill. the final nail in santos' political coffin is likely to be that ethics report, that came out back before thanksgiving, which laid out in sordid details accusations that he spent campaign funds on everything from his rent and credit card bills to luxury retailers, botox, even only fans. the report concluded that santos has violated federal law and house rules to, quote, fraudulently exploit every aspect of his house candidacy for his own personal financial profit, all of which santos has denied. the speaker told reporters yesterday that he has

this is of a 1000 out of savannah savannah collage with you as far as you guys are out of address is the oldest starting flushes. what's the result of image of, of that is to those of other stuff others according to the seeing the slope. the idea of how does this resolved to civil solver. and 260 is if you take the 6, the very kid in the falls right? no, i mean law hundreds have taken to the streets of the westbank to great prisoners that were released in the exchange deal that's just by israel's national security minister urging place to suppress such celebrations. my instructions are clear, they ought to be no expressions of joy, expressions of joy equivalent to beckon terrorism. victory celebrations, give back into those humans, come to those knots, is among the recently released of prisoners. this whole number. good. see the oldest captive to return to her family since the war began. she's 59 and was accused of supporting terrorism. she was among thousands detained by israel without trial under the so called administrative detention practice, with a total number of release palest

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blayne, good morning. >> reporter: well, savannah, good morning to you. i've spoken with a number of students who say that they have experienced a range of actions from shouted chants across campus to troubling social media posts, even the defacing of a post we are israeli hostages. all of it, they say, makes them feel unsafe on their own campus. all comes as both jewish and muslim leaders say they're experiencing an unprecedented rise in threats of violence. thousands of miles from the escalating violence in the middle east, the cloud of war is smothering many college campuses here in the u.s. at emory university in atlanta, more than a hundred jewish students gathered wednesday, one of at least six schools statewide to hold solidarity walks, after a rise in anti-semitic incidents on campuses nationwide. >> we had hung up posters of the hostages in gaza, and there were students who went and vandalized them. as someone who knows people who are a part of that group of hostages, it's horrible. >> what's your biggest concern? >> my biggest concern -- i mean,

savannah >> richard engel, thank you very much. >>> here at home the weekend was marked by protests on both sides of the war demonstrations were both at college campuses where authorities are tracking new threats and violence stephanie gosk is here with more. >> good morning. israel is a month into the war with hamas they expect the battle to continue despite growing calls for a ceasefire. this weekend from coast to coast, people made their voices heard. nearly a month into the war between israel and hamas, passions rising here at home with demonstrations in multiple u.s. cities. >> bring them home bring them home! >> reporter: during sunday's marathon, dueling protests >> look, 12-year-old kid, 5-year-old kid all of these people, none of them should be held hostage. >> reporter: in washington saturday, a rally in support ofe capital. >> long live palestinians brought tens of thousands to the capital crowds marched to the white house gates. according to the police, the demonstration was largely peaceful some leaving red handprints symbolizing blood smeared on the brick. the secret serv

savannah? >> keir simmons in tel aviv. thank you. >>> now to a trend on social media that has social media companies cracking down on posts about osama bin laden. hallie jackson is on the story. good morning. >> good morning. it might sound stunning that a letter written two decades ago by a terror leader is now getting new traction online in the wake of the israel-hamas war, but that is the reality. with social media companies now scrambling to pull down those posts. >> oh, my god. >> the videos viral this morning. >> i need you to stop what you are doing and go read a letter to america. >> reporter: referencing osama bin laden's so-called letter to america written about a year after the 9/11 attacks. getting new attention on social media. bin laden criticizing u.s. support for israel and its policies on palestinian territories. >> the way this letter is going viral right now is giving me the greatest sense of relief. >> reporter: "the guardian" now removing it criticizing how it's been widely

so this is just to give you a sense of a little bit about savannah and who she was. savanna was born on a mild summer day and north dakota on theun non-reservation. the home of her mother's people the turtle mountain band of chippewa. paternal mountain floats above the. on the northern plains. it's a vast patchwork of rolling hills wetlands and plateaus. proper oak aspen trees graced the landscape shimmering lakes in the sprawling green space called chief tribal park. legend has it turtle mountain got its name when the chippewa something a shape on the horizon saw a turtle heading west to detail to these for another story goes the mountain was named for c a man who walked its length in the day. before 1863 in 1892 stripped themle of most of their land the turtle mountain band was stretched across nearly 20 million acres in eastern and northern north dakota. in 1953 the reservation was nearly erased from this earth when congress passed a resolution dictating certain drives the quote freed from federal supervision" math. it was the blatant attempt as previous governmen

ashley: i will go with savannah just to be number 4 and the answer is -- we are good at this. buffalo. the first turkey trot hill in 1896, six participated in four completed the race. thank you. coast-to-coast is coming up next as markets move slightly lower. ahead on coast-to-coast a terrifying 45 days for hostages in gaza. president biden saying a deal to bring them home is close but could come at a high price? no one knows this better than general david petraeus joining me for a special interview you won't want to miss. liberal mayors on the west coast joining conservatives in an effort to clean up cities. the situation becoming so bad san francisco had to do a citywide housekeeping job before they could host the world's most powerful business and political leaders even when they missed a few spots. i saw that firsthand. >> sitting in front of some poop. i'm not wearing the same suit. city leaders wondering today how to come back from the brink of chaos on the streets. tens of millions hitting skies to be with loved ones for thanksgiving but travelers but where, storms swee

but the cooling that comes so fast on savannah is shown as the session in industry. you get up to a, to kilometers per hour portion of it. and the other build is a working on horseshoe cooling in. now see who account wait? well, hopefully it'll work out. yeah. and we're supposed to have to build it for me. so the world cough for this house, the ducks, can you tell the radius just by looking all say more or less and that's cool. it's not a 100 percent over that spot. when it's i said to him, i don't rush right now. so if you can see it better in the most ish fun sequence, no more face of the old one by side. and you just cannot, you know exactly what you have to do in the coolness and you feel it too high. when i go into a cool, now i know i have to do this. when i'm at the highest points, i know i have to do that. somebody who can lead me to stuff. um, when do i see middle case thinking cool, when i see the adaptive the corner of my eye, i know i'm high enough for the frequency stuff holds by then i'll be okay. cool. then pacific needs degrees. say hey, you're more s

shopping, savannah events in germany had struck fear into the jewish community in berlin and recent weeks, the synagogue was attacks with molotov cocktails and the star of david was scrolled on the house of a truce resident. most them politicians have expressed us all the diversity with the jewish community and with israel and the optima of how muscles terrorist attacks. a point of the quote of hub exp, message good, the holocaust, the founding of israel was the promise of protection to the jews. and germany is compelled to help ensure that this promise company fulfilled and come. this is a historical foundation of our republic republic. on the 2nd, look at some of the stories making headlines around the world. as through public and controls us house of representatives has approved a 14500000000 dollar ministry. a package for israel spending would would be offset by controversial cops elsewhere. democratic lead sentence is unlikely to pass the legislation and president joe biden has vowed to veto the bill because it does not include age for you. craig, sam blackman fried founder of the cu

it will be in savannah danger, especially because because of how to use them as human shields. so this will be on is now, let's be under no illusion. i really broken fight, some terrible stories coming now from inside that fight, which will become a part i think light. well, that's right. and there is, of course, growing international outrage over at the cost to civilian lives in gaza. but israel says it's going after home us military targets that are embedded in civilian structures. so is there any way that israel can eliminate the threat from home off with fewer civilian casualties? i think it's worth repeating again and again, that is really come on is understand that every civilian casualty is a strike against that. it's frankly stupid to target civilians and the circumstances like this. why this information will, is that going us to the military command and the military military capability of how much danger is cost the same day? usually we had in iraq and it's kind of stand that for every so they didn't, you can you make another insurgents in the longer term and it's not

and in the north, it will say 6 hours a day of those savannah's drones not being flying all over the area. and also in exchange will be a $150.00 approximately women and children from his riley prisons. palestinians from is riley prisons and also the agreement to, to incorporate more to sorry, have moved few and a deliveries into the gaza strip. so some very welcome news that is right is waking up to this morning. is a clear, rebecca, when the 1st hostages will be released. it is thought that the release is, will begin. uh, tomorrow morning. so around about 24 hours a time from now and its sort that the delay is obviously a lots to organize. this is a huge, a huge coordination is required, so 24 hours is the time around about that we've been given what we're hearing, being reported in local media. there's also this delayed for 24 hours in order for petitions to it's a legal process for petitions to be able to be filed in the high court against the release of palestinian prisoners. but we thought it's thought that the red cross would actually be given access to the hostages prior to t

this, we should not forget it and neither should the whole well display guessing without being on savannah. no, all the families at the heart of this tragedy can do is wait a short while ago, my colleague terry mountain spoke with your own live shirts until of these. both a mother and father were taken off digital home off during the terrace attack on october 7th, otherwise released last month bonds. her father is believed to still be held by her moss. i'm just opposite by oscar. know how her mother is doing my mother is doing a very, very well um, uh, halters in that as she said, the table, the stronger her mind is strong. um, she's quite involved in preparations for the return of either hostages and shoes advising for my own experience. so she is busy supporting other families. that's as hostages supporting the ministry of else and the other folders with each row as they prepare for the return of hostages, and in particular very orange juice. and tell me if you would about your father or dad, he's 83 years old. understand and and understand. he was injured when i'm us kidnapped him. yes,

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let's get on us to an equilibrium the throughout the whole week so far and that is not just savannah soon found themselves in the line of flat pulses too. so the side of the protest has been held in the running capital that's usually is really motivated deliberately targeting of the press let's he's got a report from tampa to us. the former us embassy to him. unity for a member of the for years will just taking us to the ones that go to the basement figures provided by the committee for the protection of journalists, known as the c p. j. at least 36 journalist and media workers, most of whom are gods, have been killed since the onset of these really palestinian hor on october 7th. the same investigation revealed but h journalists have so far been injured. 3 or missing any more have interested. these people say the majority of the slain journalists were on duty and has clearly identified themselves as members of the press. and so happy in those journals were killed in gaza while they had their press fests on base and international law. these best protect them and give them unity from

um, you have also agreed to stop surveillance in the gaza strip, particularly in the south savannah. its drones will stop flying in that southern part of the gaza strip, but also in the northern pump of 6 hours a day. so vantage rise will stop flying for the duration of the humanitarian safe spot. and of course, it is to allow for a large amount of humanitarian aid to be brought into gaza for the millions of civilians who are suffering under the di humanitarian conditions. the head of continuing as a 5 and continues at the moment even though this deal has been, has been made. what's the timeline here for rebecca? when can we expect the 1st hostages to be released as well? the timeline looks to be, as you mentioned, in your late, in that that will be announcing a timeline within 24 hours. that is not yet clear whether the hostages will start coming out within 24 hours. or that is when i will start to announce the plans, but it's obviously a lot of coordination involved, including the red cross. we know that the red cross will be given access, we believe prior to the release so that th

. >> reporter: savannah, good morning to you. senior u.s.fficial and a source familiar with the talks in the region tell nbc news this morning that a tentative deal has been reached to release those hamas-held hostages and that it could come -- could be announced as early as today. benjamin netanyahu, the israeli saying today i hope there will be good news soon. the qataris who mediated those talks say negotiations have reached a critical and final stage. this morning a breakthrough in the hostage negotiations is closer than it's ever been. u.s. officials say. >> mr. president, is a hostage deal near? >> i believe so. but i'm not prepared to talk. >> you believe so? >> yes. >> thank you. ♪♪ >> reporter: multiple news reports quoting hamas and israeli officials this morning outlining a possible deal. a multi-day cease fire with at least 50 israeli and international hostages freed in waves. with more to follow. and palestinianing detained in israel, women and children, released in exchange. after a late-night meeting with israel's prime minist

richard, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. month after that attack, israel's prime minister is suggesting that israel forces may have to at least temporarily occupy the gaza strip, but occupation carries huge risks. the israeli military says its troops will comb through every inch of gaza. they've surrounded gaza city, and israel's prime minister says israel may occupy gaza for a period until a replacement for hamas can be found. he spoke to abc news. >> i think israel will, for an indefinite period, will have the overall security responsibility because we've seen what happens when we don't have it. >> reporter: president biden has said an occupation would be a mistake, taking over gaza, defeating hamas and finding local palestinians to work with could take years. and as u.s. troops learned in iraq could easily fail and devolve into a long and bloody insurgency. gaza could be far more violent than iraq. most iraqis never believed american troops were coming to drive them from their homes for good. many palestinians believe tha

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