trey yingst going for that. going down for that and ceo of booze allen hamilton joining us live in a fox business exclusive and good news out of the middle east and nine consumer inflation data and giving the bulls real muscle and kicking off final hour of trade and dow 780 points and just under 2% and s&p 500 moving higher by 112 and nasdaq is the peak spl sen tajikistan winner and up 2.5 or 478 points on pace to snap a five day losing streak. >> 606 and that accounts for some 204 points of the entire rally here on the dow jones industrials. the investment bank on the moment at record high and fourth quarter profits and more than council year over year from 2 billion to 4.1 billion and jumping 4.5% and that's a record high and jp morgan below record express and up 2% and net income rose by 50% and banking fees rose 59%. we should check out citi, now a dow component but the giant is soaring by 7.5% on earnings beat and $20 billion stock buy back approval. what about tech? a day after all the magnificent seven en

forward, something like this never happens again on our soil or anyone else's. >> let's bring back trey yingst, he is live in tel aviv, israel. and trey, the other side of the coin is what is happening among hamas. you are deeply sourced among hamas and leadership there. what is happening now as they are with these hostages preparing them for return? >> yeah, i spoke earlier this evening with a senior hamas official who is no longer in the gaza strip who confirmed that a deal was reached. but we've talked to a number of these officials as the story developed over the last 15 months, the information they provided is based on propaganda, what they want us to know about the situation. not providing details on the state or location of the hostages, and they believe that they will be able to control the gaza strip after this is said and done. and that is the real question about this ceasefire agreement that was reached tonight in doha, what does it mean for the future of gaza? once these hostages are out, who is going to control the gaza strip? u.s. secretary of state antony blinken just yesterday

minister as members of his own cabinet have threatened to resign if they deal moves forward. >> john: trey yingstwill let you work your sources to see other information you can clean as we head into the night, trey, sandra. >> sandra: brett settler, former pentagon official. adding to what we are hearing and seeing from the statement coming from benjamin netanyahu's office go to the final details still unresolved and it helped "the details will be finalized tonight. tell your thoughts. >> the devil is in the details here. benjamin netanyahu's government is a coalition one. israel getting to a conclusion will rest on the same details. but i do want to reiterate the number one priority here is getting the americans, state departments counting of october last year has seven. they should be home before the inauguration next week or that threat of all hell is still in the table. >> john: let me ask about the feel of an this because benjamin netanyahu stated over and over again that the israeli military operation had to continue until hamas was no longer in a position where it could rule gaza. but now

trey yingst, we have this deal obviously with thomas.e a couple of questions for you before so i think is important for the american people to know the prime minister of israel is not like atthe president of the united states. particularly in is really how these fractured parties, these tiny parties were three, four, five out of 120 members can bring down the government, correct? >> absolutely paid as a prime minister's big challenge as he got this deal together with the help of the americans and the egyptian far right members of the coalition who serve the hostages get released we have to be able to go back into war against hamas. that some of the details of what we will talk about in this agreement. >> in fact they can go back up i've read correctly from the various published reports of three phases if hamas does renege or start shooting missiles at israel and so forth and so on, israel has the right to go in and do it israel needs to do, correct question. >> absolutely. present electron was made to clear and his team on the ground in

dana: beautifully said, trey yingst, thank you. and it's only 6:13, 6:14 p.m. in israel, so more to come at least in terms of the gatherings there. thank you, trey. bill: thank you, trey. there's a statement put out from the israeli government for the hostages and missing families, headquarters they have there. after 471 agonizing days in captivity, emily, doron and romi are finally returning home. it represents a beacon of light in darkness, a moment of hope and triumph of the human spirit. they've got more to go. dana: a lot. and that was very beautifully said by trey yingst. and let's bring it back here because there's another huge story happening in thest of all of this. the inauguration of donald trump just one day away. how he is expected to hit the ground running in his paris week. be right back -- in his first week. week. we'll be right start to break away from uc with tremfya... back. with rapid relief at 4 weeks. tremfya blocks a key source of inflammation. at one year, many people experienced remission... and some saw 100% visible healing of their int

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i'm trey yingst in tel if you can believe for much of the gulf coast this morning, as a massive wintertorm sweeps across the south. trust me, you are looking at bourbon street people walking in light snow. they're the kind that sticks. this is bourbon street in new orleans. of course, they don't usually see snow like this, but some parts of texas and louisiana are facing blizzard warnings. we'll switch now to video from houston that was taken this morning. you can see snow flurries here, a storm moving in even parts of florida could see snow. airports across the south are canceling flights, some even closing in the face of a historic winter storm. >> it just got delayed as i was on my way to the airport. the next flight they'll be able to get me on will be thursday, because wednesday they plan on closing here as well. >> a state of emergency ahead of the storm was declared in mississippi, georgia. florida. louisiana. in total, more than 220 million people could be facing dangerous weather conditions. >> dozens of people in monterey county are now expressing their safety concerns about

. >> i'm trey yingst put out a fire at an apartment in the tenderloin. the fire broke out on the top floor of the essex hotel on ellis and larkin streets. crews tell ktvu the fire may have been started by a battery from an electric scooter that was plugged in overnight. >> the initial report from the resident of unit 601 that he was plugging his scooter in, and it overheated and started a fire in his unit. it looks to be all the damage is in the one room. they're going to open up the walls to make sure there's no extension of fire into the wall system. >> there are no reports of injuries. while some neighbors left the building most sheltered in place until the firefighters were able to put out the flames. one person may be displaced. arson investigators have to further assess the damage and look into what caused it. >> now to the middle east, where israel and hamas are reportedly getting close to a cease fire deal. fox's trey yingst is in tel aviv with more on the agreement that could end the war and bring the hostages home. >> israeli airstrikes killed

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. >> carley: trey yingst has details. >> trey: good morning.tabbed in a busy part of tel aviv, the attacker approached a wine bar and started stabbing before being chased byustanders and killed. we are learning more about the man, a u.s. green card holder from morocco. he was briefly detained at the airport in tel aviv, he was living in the united states before this. this is the second stabbing attack in the city over three days. israel's chief of staff is resigning over failure that led to the october 7 attack. he submitted his resignation yesterday and will go into effect on march 6th. he was thanked for his service and there will be a replacement in the days ahead. israeli forces are considtinuin there is concern this could affect the ongoing ceasefire agreement that is supposed to lead to release of more hostages this weekend. >> carley: trey yingst live in tel aviv. thank you so much. here is something you don't say everyday. a woke bishop unleashing a wild lecture during the national prayer service on president trump's first full day back

and on the ground there in tel aviv, we still have our chief foreign correspondent, trey yingst live. trey, what can you tell us? >> we're watching these remarkable scenes out of gaza. hamas and islamic jihad are clearly making a show out of this release. of these three, i excuse me, four women who are currently now in the hands of the red cross. we've been watching this live. thousands of people gathered in palestine square in gaza city. this is an area where israeli forces operated for months, and now hamas is organized. they have fighters there wearing green headbands. we're looking at these images here of the red cross vehicles leaving the square after briefly, we saw these four israeli hostages, four former israeli soldiers who were taken on october 7th. they are waving and smiling again. they have been forced to do this by hamas, but an indication they are indeed alive and they are in good enough health to be able to walk. we see a split screen and many of the channels that are covering this. people gathered in hostage square here in tel aviv to celebrate the release of these fo

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alicia: trey yingst live in tel aviv, thanks, trey. jonathan?han: so how are israeli officials looking at this complex deal and how it is playing out? in with us now, the israeli ambassador to the u.n., danny danon. mr. ambassador, as always, great to talk to you. i just want to pick up on what trey was saying about the fifth hostage who was supposed to be released yesterday. we're hearing if from islamic jihad now that she will now be released. are you confident that that is going to happen? >> -- signed a very detailed agreement with hamas and with the negotiators. unfortunately, hamas is breaching the agreement. we are negotiating the release, and we hope by the end of the week we will see her back home. she was supposed to be released by now, and we are working on that. so we are continuing with the agreement, but we expect hamas to stand up for the agreement and not only with this woman, also they were supposed to give us a list of all the hostages with the details of their health conditions. we haven't got that list yet. jonathan: mr. amba

>> bret: trey yingst in tel aviv. trey, thanks. ♪ >> bret: also breaking tonight, president-elect trump's cabinet nominees facing questions. one of the most controversial enduring both friendly and adversarial questioning as the process begins. perspective pentagon chief pete hegseth defending both personal and professional resume sticking to the maga position that huge changes need to be made at the pentagon. chief national security correspondent jennifer griffin starts us off tonight from capitol hill. good evening, jennifer. >> jennifer: good evening, bret. pete hegseth has been to war, he has been to combat and now president-elect trump's choice to head the defense department, 3.5 million people and half the nation's discretionary budget. faced what is known in washington as the mine fields on capitol hill. [chanting u.s.a.] >> the support of dozens of veterans soon turned into fiery questions regarding serious allegations of sexual assault. >> senator, i was falsely accused in october of 2017. it was fully investi

we welcome back fox news trey yingst live in tel aviv and, trey, what's the scuttlebutt about today or this evening? >> yeah, larry, this time yesterday with the agreement in place and announced by president biden is president elect trump, but this morning we woke up to a statement from the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's office saying that hamas went back on their terms and the agreement. now, hamas denied this and the day went on and we got more information about political in fighting in israel and the national administration threatened to resign from his position in the coalition taking seven seats with him if this deal moves forward. now, it appears the deal eventually will move forward and he'll resign and it'll weaken netanyahu's position in the government and give him a one seat majority in israel aerodynamics version of the parliament. this is all about a gap in reality. what's on the table, and what netanyahu going to sell to the far right coalition. take a listen, earlier today u.s. secretary of state antony blinken spoke about the situation. >> it requires among

trey yingst is in tel-aviv with the very latest for us. hi, trey. reporter: hey, jackie good afternoon. we're talking about karina deyela and four individuals taken on morning of october th from the base along the gaza border where 54 israeli soldiers were killed drags into gaza and held by hamas ever since. this is the second hostage release of the first phase in this cease-fire agreement, and earlier today we got the first images of these women that were paraded through gaza city in a place called palestine square by hamas, then handed over to the red cross, then driven to the gaza border where they reunited with their parents. this is such a long time in the process of 477 days of waiting for the israeli people. and when you see images of these young women reuniting with their family members, it is a sense of relief for the israeli people. they were flown to a hospital here in central israel, where they saw more friends and family members they're countrily evaluated by team of doctors and psychologists. local reports indicate that their medical a

trey yingst is in tel aviv tonight to tell us where things stand at this hour. od evening, trey. >> bret, good evening, we went to bed with cease-fire agreement and woke one a statement from the prime minister saying there is no deal we understand the israeli leader benjamin netanyahu accused hamas of going back on some of the parts of this agreement in order to get last minute concessions. hamas denied changing their position and as the day progressed we learned more about what is going on behind the scenes israeli agreement over the hostages set to be released. political backlash with national security minister threatening to resign if the deal moves forward. this would nearly clasp netanyahu's coalition government giving him one seat in the majority of the israeli parliament the willingness to pay heavy price for hostages. we are ready to do anything to that will lead to their release provided that the price does not include a much heavier price of what happened on the 7th of october amid dramatic turn of events. dozens of palestinians have been killed in the

trey yingst up for hours, terrific reporting. where are we now, trey? where do things stand? >> good morning. today we received a statement from the office of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu saying hamas went back on some parts of the agreement. that office provided no additional details. hamas officials say they're still looking at the deal on the table that was accepted overnight. the entire region waiting right now to watch and see if this cease-fire will be implemented on sunday. today a vote was scheduled to take place in the israeli cabinet to ratify the deal. followed by a 48 hour period that would allow for objections in the israeli supreme court. diplomatic conversations are continuing at a high level urging stability in the agreement. statement released by the prime minister's office oversnit said netanyahu spoke this evening with u.s. president-elect donald trump and thanked him for his assistance in advancing the release of the hostages and for helping israel bring an end to the suffering of the dozens of hostages and their families. inside gaza palestin

. >> lawrence: chief foreign correspondent trey yingst has the latest from tel aviv. trey, what's the latest on this deal? >> yeah, hey, guys, good morning. today we received a statement from the prime minister's office saying that hamas is actually going back on some parts of the agreement. now, the office provided no additional details and hamas says they are committed to implementing the deal that was reached overnight. we do know that the region is waiting for the implementation of in cease-fire agreement that it is supposed to go into effect on sunday. today a vote was scheduled to take place in the israeli cabinet to ratify the deal followed by 48 hour period that will allow for objections in the israeli supreme court. diplomatic conversations are continuing at a high level, urging stability in this deal. a statement released by the prime minister's office overnight said, quote: prime minister benjamin netanyahu spoke this evening with u.s. pleskt donald trump and thanked him for his assistance in advancing the release of the hostages and helping israel bring an

trey yingst is in tel-aviv with the details for us. hi, trey. >> reporter: hey, jackie, good morning. these four young women were reunited with their families today after being released as part of this larger ceasefire agreement. we know they were paraded through palestine square in gaza city by hamas before being handed over to the red cross and driven to an idf checkpoint inside gaza. they were then taken to a reunification center along the border where they met their parents. they were then flown here to tel aviv where they're currently being evaluated at a hospital by doctors and psychologists. they were held merchandise gaza for -- inside gaza for 477 days, so seeing these helicopters land here in central israel sent a sigh of relief across this population. they weren't sure up until this week if these women were dead or alive. they were taken into gaza on the morning of october 7th from the base where 54 israeli soldiers were killed by hamas, and they've been held in gaza ever since. now, as we look forward here, the israelis are

chief foreign correspondent trey yingst tells us what is happening right now from tel aviv. good evening, trey. >> trey: bret, good evening. tonight the middle east is cautiously optimistic after 467 days of war israel and hamas have reached a cease-fire. the deal is set to go into effect on sunday at which point we will see the first hostages released. we are getting new details tonight from a senior hamas official who provided fox news with a copy of the agreement. the document states that in exchange for the first nine hostages, israel will release 110 palestinian prisoners with life sentences. deal also constitutes that the rafah crossing will be ready for the transfer of palestinian civilians and the wounded following the release of all female hostages. one other notable line, 50 wounded hamas fighters will be permitted to leave gaza daily for medical treatment once the crossing into egypt opens. tonight, in tel aviv, people gathered in the streets reacting to the news. there are mixed emotions here. understanding that many who were taken on october 7th are dead. inside

bill: trey yingst live until the force tonight, thank you.ident biden is still hoping for a cease-fire sometime before he leaves office. for more on that brick and security exter expert dr. rebecca grant approached a senior fellow at the lexington institute. thank you so much for coming out tonight. this war's been going on for over 400 days there's not been a significant positive job to get the return. is there any reason to believe a deal is suddenly going to be struck with the two weeks ago the biden administration? >> also a really key to this deal is for hamas to say yes. click is that yes right now and stop the spook and humanitarian aid into gaza. there has been some significant progress. we have a limited some of the sticking points we have an agreement on israel stating in the corridor across gaza. the corridor is settled there are a list of hostages and israel will be releasing some prisoners to sweeten this deal. at all now comes down to the issue of whether hamas will give a list of hostages and if they can close and on agreement

first return to fox news chief war correspondent trey yingst there on the ground. >> good morning.fter 477 days of waiting for israeli hostages, were release from hamas captivity on saturday morning for the women were paraded through gaza city across the stage before they were taken into the custody of the red cross. emotional moments as israeli soldiers reunited with their family members on the border before being flown to a hospital in central israel. the exchange was the second of phase one and the cease-fire agreement. include the release of nearly 200 palestinian prisoners but some of those prisoners were released into waiting crowds in the west bank city. dozens more of the violent offenders were exiled into egypt paid the current cease-fire deal is in jeopardy as the israelis wait for a list of remaining hostages set to be freed in the first round of the deal and then released for other siblings being held inside gaza including one female from the community believed to be alive. in response israel has reportedly pause the ability for palestinians to return to northern gaza f

sandra. >> live in tel aviv there for us trey yingst thank you vary how is the deal playing out queenco rubio faces confirmation hearings. aisha has he has the latest. >> he sandra. that announcement happened rate in the middle of the confirmation hearing he actually found out about it as the hearing was ongoing. i found out through my sources in doha than i was able to text the information to some staffers on the committee and eventually chairman risch made the announcement. after the committee meeting wrapped upbeat told me god bless president trump win i asked him does he think trumps threat to hamas at anything to do with this deal happening so fast those were his words god bless president trump again it was he who broke the news to marco rubio during his confirmation hearing and he quickly gave credit to trumps middle east envoy. listen. >> president envoy to the region who charged with being an envoy towards reaching has been working cooperatively and together with the biden in fact, i dare to say that alie cease-fire that was announced peer but sted has been involved since day

trey yingst standing by with details on this terror attack. trey, good afternoon. >> trey: yeah, hey, guys, good morning. overnight four israelis were wounded during a stabbing attack on a busy street in tel aviv. the attacker approached a wine bar before he started the stabbing. he was then chased by bystanders and killed. we're learning more about the man's identity. he is al zeez a u.s. green card holder from morocco. he came to israel three days ago and briefly detained for questioning at the airport in tel aviv. he was living in the united states before then. this is the second stabbing attack n city in three days and comes amid a shaky cease-fire along with the news that israel's staff her signature halevi resigning over failures to led to the october 7th attack israel's thanked him for his service and look for replacement in the days ahead. we do know israeli forces are still operating in the west bank city of jeanine. they are going after hamas and islamic jihad cells there briefing earlier today we learned more information this raid ma

our chief foreign correspondent trey yingst has the latest from the streets of tel aviv. trey, it sounds like the prime minister has said to his government you have got reject hamas' last-minute extortion attempts. it sounds like there was a deal and now hamas wants to change the goal post. >> yeah, guys, good morning. today we received a statement from the israeli prime minister's office saying that hamas was going back on some of the agreements. now, the office provided no additional details and hamas said in a statement of their own that they are committed to implementing the agreement that was reached overnight. the entire region is waiting for the implementation of this cease-fire agreement that is supposed to go into effect on sunday. today a vote was scheduled to take place in the israeli cabinet. to ratify the deal. followed by a 4 #-hour period that would allow for objections in the israeli supreme court. now, diplomatic conversations are continuing at a very high level urging stability in the deal. a statement released by the prime minister's office overnight sai

in tel aviv, trey yingst ktvu fox two news. >> in a reversal, the u.s.rce announced it's bringing back lesson plans that highlight the nation's first black military pilots. this weekend, there was an uproar after the air force announced lessons on the tuskegee airmen were removed to comply with the trump administration's crackdown on diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives. after that happened, the new defense secretary, pete hegseth, responded on social media, saying this will not stand. the air force then said it's bringing back the lesson plan. the tuskegee airmen, also known as the red tails, served in a segregated unit during world war two. they had one of the highest success records in the war. president trump is talking to several u.s. investors who are looking into buying tiktok. the president says he predicts there will be a major announcement on the future of that app in the next 30 days. several news organizations are reporting a deal to save. tiktok involves the u.s. software giant oracle, and that oracle would oversee tiktok's algorithms

trey yingst reports from tel aviv.le it's unclear if president trump will support the deal long term, he's backing it for now. >> proudest legacy will be that of a peacemaker and unifier. >> president trump says he wants to, quote, end all the wars. and in gaza, it's going well so far. the fragile ceasefire between israel and hamas is now in its third day, with no significant violence reported. but on monday, the president said he's not confident the deal will hold, and he signed several executive actions indicating he might be open to another crackdown in gaza, including lifting sanctions against israelis who blocked humanitarian aid shipments. >> loch ness. >> if the next stages of the deal do not happen, then we will be there to say, wait, the trucks should not enter. >> just after the inauguration, prime minister benjamin netanyahu thanked the president for helping to get the first hostages released, but he also spoke about the u.s. and israel attacking, quote, iran's terror axis. and trump's supporters say that wi

fox news trey yingst reports from tel aviv that while it's unclear if president trump will support the term, he is backing it for now. >> my proudest legacy will be that of a peacemaker and unifier. >> president trump says he wants to, quote, end all the wars. and in gaza, it's going well so far. the fragile ceasefire between israel and hamas is now in its third day, with no significant violence reported. but on monday, the president said he's not confident the deal will hold, and he signed several executive actions indicating he might be open to another crackdown in gaza, including lifting sanctions against israelis who blocked humanitarian aid shipments. >> loch ness. >> if the next stages of the deal do not happen, then we will be there to say, wait, the trucks should not enter. >> just after the inauguration, prime minister benjamin netanyahu thanked the president for helping to get the first hostages released, but he also spoke about the u.s. and israel attacking, quote, iran's terror axis. and trump supporters say that will be a top priority for the incoming administration. >> it

fox's trey yingst has more on the momentum building towards a ceasefire and hostage deal between israelas. after more than 15 months. >> we are close to a deal and it can get done this week. >> the biden administration could be ending with a breakthrough in the middle east. officials say they see significant progress between u.s. and arab mediators towards brokering an israel-hamas ceasefire and hostage release deal. >> the structure would free the hostages, halt the fighting, provide security to israel and allow us to significantly surge humanitarian assistance to the palestinians who have suffered terribly in this war that hamas started. >> sunday, president biden and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu were on the phone. the white house said biden discussed the changing regional circumstances in lebanon, iran and syria and stressed the need for the fighting to end. also cooperating on negotiations is the incoming trump team. >> these are not partizan issues. these are american national security issues. our coordination thus far, the engagement we've had, it's been professional.

fox's trey yingst is in tel aviv with the latest on the situation. >> well, the fighting continues in possible breakthrough has been reached by negotiators trying to broker a cease fire between israel and hamas. diplomats from the u.s, egypt and qatar say significant progress was made overnight. and on monday, hamas issued a statement writing in part, quote, we confirm that the release of our prisoners is close. >> we see some progress in the negotiations. israel wants a hostage deal. israel is working with our american friends in order to achieve a hostage deal. >> the deal is structured in three parts. the first two phases would see most of the hostages released, while the third would focus on rebuilding, including establishing a new government for the gaza strip. president elect trump said there will be #### to pay if the hostages aren't home by the time he's inaugurated, and his mideast envoy, steve witkoff, is part of the negotiating team, he's reportedly pushing the israelis to make the deal by guaranteeing their security after the fighting stops. >> israel knows that president

fox's trey yingst has the latest from tel aviv. >> more israeli forces are leaving the gaza strip, aseasefire with hamas appears to be holding. you can see here tanks and armored vehicles streaming back across the border into israel. part of the deal that paused the fighting in exchange for the release of hostages and palestinian prisoners. but as israel withdraws, hamas is reasserting control over gaza faster than anticipated. they're deploying more police on the streets and restarting key government institutions, in part throughout the strip. that control is now emerging as the key sticking point for a long term deal, with israel still insisting they'll keep fighting until hamas is no longer in charge of gaza. >> if hamas will stay in power without and we don't have any illusions about his ideology, instability will continue and we will not be able to promote peace and security in the region. >> meanwhile, the cease fire, also threatened by a new israeli security crackdown in the west bank. it's being described as a major military operation earlier this week. at least nine palestini

fox's chief foreign correspondent, trey yingst, is in tel aviv with more on last minute disagreementsuld delay this deal. >> protesters block a main road in tel aviv demanding prime minister benjamin netanyahu approve a new cease fire agreement between israel and hamas. the three phase deal would pause fighting in gaza and allow the release of dozens of hostages. but the plan is currently in limbo after the prime minister said a last minute dispute with hamas was holding up approval. >> what i worry about is the second and third phase of the deal, because the first phase is only 33 hostages. >> the delay has plunged the qatari brokered agreement into uncertainty, though u.s. officials insist it will get approved with the first round of hostages released by this weekend. >> i am confident, and i fully expect that implementation will begin, as we said on sunday. >> while hamas has said it remains committed to implementing the tentative cease fire. israel is accusing the group of breaking from the agreement and trying to gain further concessions. >> families of our hostages have been inf

trey yingst has more from tel aviv. >> israeli airstrikes killed dozens in gaza just a day after the announcement of a new cease fire between israel and hamas, negotiators in qatar brokered the three phase deal that would see a pause in the fighting, and the hostages returned home in exchange for more aid and the release of hundreds of palestinian prisoners. but on thursday morning, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said a last minute disagreement is delaying his final approval, and he canceled a planned cabinet vote on the deal. >> the israeli government wants this deal to be finalized, but it cannot be a deal, which is correct in some places and not in others. >> the sticking point appears to be israel's demand for a veto over which prisoners would be exchanged for the hostages. hamas claims that was worked out during the negotiations, and it remains committed to the cease fire deal. >> we are now facing a new phase in our proud gaza, through which we can confirm to the world that we are a free peopl whouild and do not destroy. >> netanyahu could be stalling for time to sel

trey yingst is tracking all of it live in tel aviv with more from what we have at this hour.hello again to you. >> bill, good morning. you can hear next to me some families and civilians have gathered here in hostage square in tel aviv praying and singing songs waiting to get some news about this agreement. earlier today we received a statement from the office of the israeli prime minister saying that hamas went back on some of the agreements that they had figured out overnight. and today we're learning more about what is taking place. we understand negotiating teams are in doha right now. hamas says they're willing to accept the deal on the table overnight but unclear if it will be implemented on time. we understand sunday is the deadline here to try and get this implemented at which point we could possibly see some hostages coming out of gaza. diplomatic conversations are continuing at a high level today. we know overnight the prime minister spoke with both president biden and president-elect trump. the prime minister's office releasing this statement, quote, prime minister

fox's trey yingst is following all the latest developments from tel aviv. >> all quiet on the streetsza with the cease fire between israel and hamas now in effect. anxious residents are slowly returning to their homes trying to start the rebuilding process after 15 months of war. [applause] last night there were celebrations as israel released 90 palestinian prisoners, all of them women and teenagers. >> our freedom will not be complete until gaza is reconstructed and life returns to it. the people of gaza are strong and steadfast. >> the prisoner release followed the return of three israeli hostages held captive by hamas since october 7th. all three have been reunited with their families. they are now under medical care in a sense of calm is setting in. the israeli military has withdrawn to defensive lines. hamas police officers are now patrolling the streets of gaza. while both sides watch and wait to see if the ceasefire holds in this agreement, there are risks and there are challenges. >> we are prepared and we know how to come back and fight. >> the agreement calls for phase two

. >> carley: trey yingst joins us. >> trey: two hostage releases are set to take place this week on thursdayurday. during each of these days three people will be freed from hamas c captivity. one of the five female observation soldiers is on the list, along with one taken from the community of niros. this comes after the release of three hostages this weekend. >> thank you, president trump, for everything you are doing for our hostages. if anyone can bring world peace, it is definitely you and your -- we are confident you will do whatever it takes to get us there. >> trey: since -- able to come to a deal, israel is now allowing civilians to move, something that was temporarily blocked. we are getting reaction to comments from president trump about resetel ing reseteling -- in egypt and the region. united states helped to facilitate ceasefire agreement between israel and lebanon. >> carley: yesterday you released a report on a two-year-old little girl killed and now idf is responding, what are they saying? >> trey: we reported yesterday on the little girl in west bank city, she was killed by

trey yingst live from tel aviv with the latest. >> trey: good morning, we learned two hostage releaseson thursday and saturday. each day will see three people released from hamas. one of five soldiers is on the list. this comes after release of four israeli hostages on thursday morning, their mother thanking president trump for his efforts to bring them home. >> thank you, president trump, for everything you are doing for our hostages. if anyone can bring world peace, it is definitely you and we are confident you will do whatever it takes to get us there. >> trey: since american and egyptian negotiators have come to a deal, israel is allowing palestinian civilians to move from southern to northern gaza. we are getting new reaction from comments president trump made. officials from both countries rejecting the idea. there is movement today on ceasefire agreement between israel and lebanon, trump administration was able to secure extension to the agreement that will lift in mid-february. steve. >> steve: trey, thank you. 10 before top of the hour and carley has news from cia. >> carley:

. >> ainsley: trey yingst is live on this terror attack in tel aviv. trey. >> trey: four were wounded in the heart of tel aviv. the attacker went to a wine bar and started stabbing civilians. he was chased by bystanders and caught and killed. >> there was a stabbing attack in tel aviv close to center part of the city. the assailant was shot. there are first responders trying to provide first aid. >> trey: learning more about the man's identity, he is a u.s. green card holder from morocco, he came to israel yesterday, he was living in the united states before that. this comes amidshaky ceasefire e eefr -- submitted his resignation yesterday. israel defense minister thanked him for his service and said he'll look for a replacement. israeli forces are still conducting that operation we discussed yesterday in west bank city, there is concern this could affect ceasefire agreement they are targeting hamas cells there. >> brian: wow. trey, how is this reverberating throughout israel and tel aviv with resignation of this general? a lot of people think when the

. >> todd: trey yingst live in israel. >> trace: after the ceasefire went into effect three hostagese reunited with loved ones in israel. we are getting our first look at the meetings at hospitals. after 470 days. all of the women are up and walking on their own. president biden reacting saying this. >> today ceasefire in gaza and release of hostages is result of principle and effective policy that we presided over for months and got here without wider war in middle east that many predictd and now falls on next administration to help implement that deal. as team spoke as one voice in final days. >> trey: we heard from president trump who know sent steve wykoff to close this deal after negotiations drug on for nine months. >> biden is saying they made the deal, you know, well first of all, it would never have happened if i were president. not even a thought of it. iran was broke, had no money for hezbollah or hamas. they had no money, they were broke, totally broke and would have never done anything. >> trey: reports indicate first palestinian prisoners to be released will be released

. >> ainsley: trey yingst has latest from teleaviv. >> trey: today we received statement from israeli prime minister's office saying hamas was going back on certain parts of the agreement and provided no additional detail and hamas claims they are agreeing to what was on the table last night. region waiting for implementation of ceasefire agreement that is supposed to go into effect on sunday. today vote was scheduled to take place, followed by 48-hour objectionion period. they are urging stability in the deal. statement released by the prime ministers prime minister netanyahu spoke this evening with u.s. president-elect trump and thanked him for assistance in advancing release of hostages and helping israel bring end to suffering of hostages and their families. palestinian families welcomed the agreement. overnight israeli airstrikes resumed, killing doz knows of palestinians. we got a statement from hamas who released this about the deal. >> what happened on october 7, miracle carried out and will remain a source of pride for our people and be passed down from generation to reason j

we web t trey yingst . >> there was a cease-fire agreement in place at this time yesterday. but this morning we woke up to a statement from israel prime minister netanyahu saying that hamas went back on their terms in the agreement, hamas denied it, we got more information about political infighting here in israel, tonight, israel's national security minister. threatened to resign from his position in the coalition take 7 seats with him if the deal moves forward, it appears that deal will move forward, and he will resign it will weaken internet's position in the government and give him a one seat majority in israel's version of parliament. knesset. that is about what is on table, and what netanyahu has to sell, today antony blinken spoke about it. >> it requires among other things, ending the conflict in gaza, which we're now on the venge of doing as a result of everything that we have put into this an agreement that president biden put forward, before the world, in may, got the world to endorse it. reporter: you have america's top diplomat saying this is an agreement about

trey yingst joins us live from tel aviv with the latest. eporter: charlie, good afternoon. as all of this goes into effect following the release of four israeli hostages, the israelis say hamas has not yet provided a list of the remaining hostages that are supposed to be released in phase one of the agreement. this is one of the key objective items for the israeli military and they say the entire agreement is in jeopardy. one of the names is arbel habud, a young woman who was being to be exchanged over the weekend but wasn't on the release. israel stopped palestinians from returning to northern gaza, something they would be allowed to do as part of the cease fire. yesterday the idf fired warning shots at a group of civilians approaching a crossing to the north causing people to scatter. >> since 4:00 until now, we have been waiting for them to open the checkpoint. god willing, they will open it and we will return to our homeland. god willing, everyone will return to their homes, their land and their lives. >> reporter: while the cease fire d

trey yingst is there.orter: overnight four israelis were wounded in a stabbing attack in tel aviv. the attacker approached an outdoor wine bar, started the stabbing and was chased by bystanders and ultimately killed near the scene. the team was down the street as the attack unfolded. >> a stabbing attack in tel aviv in the central part of the city. you can see in the distance, first responders, first-aid. >> we are learning more about the man's identity, a us green card holder from mill walker who was briefly detained for questioning at the airport in tel aviv, living in the united states before then. the second stabbing attack in the city in three days amid a shaky cease-fire amid news that is relapse chief of staff is redesigning amid failures that led to the october 7th massacre. he submitted his resignation yesterday and his defense minister thanked him for his service and said he will look for a replacement. israeli forces are continuing their operation into the west bank city targeting hamas sales th

trey yingst in tel aviv. what does this mean for phase 1 of the deal. >> reporter: this comes as donald trump is doubling down on his idea to move palestinians from the gaza strip to clear gaza of hamas and rebuild the enclave. the commander-in-chief floated this idea in the oval office and in the past 24 hours says he spoke with leaders from egypt and jordan who would take the residents of gaza. both countries have denied agreeing to this agreement with a jordanian spokesman saying this. >> translator: we emphasize the mutual respect between us and the united states and the leadership level and the institutional level and jordanian national security dictate the inability of the remaining on their land. >> reporter: comments come as hundred of thousands of palestinians returned to northern gaza as part of the cease-fire agreement, passing through the corridor being manned by a private contractor with the deal between israel and hamas holding for now the movement of civilians expected to continue. later this w

. >> sandra: foreign correspondent trey yingst reporting live from tel aviv, hello. >> it good afternoon, after 467 days a cease-fire agreement between israel and hamas was reached, it will go into effect on sunday january 19th according to the qatari foreign ministry phase one of this agreement will last for 42 days and it see three hostages released from hamas captivity, some of our data, others alive, we are told by sources. tonight in tel aviv people gathered with mixed emotions understanding part of this agreement many of their loved ones will be coming home in coffins, the also understand they will be training for top-level palestinian prisoners some of whom are convicted of murder. inside of gaza we have seen scenes from the center part of the gaza strip, many palestinians celebrating and video hamas gunmen parading through the streets. we heard from president biden who addressed this agreement, the tax taking place over the last several weeks, he spoke about the suet -- situation in gaza saying they can look at the future without hamas in power. the reality on the ground is that

trey yingst is here. >> we learned overnight that two hospital acknowledge releases are set to take place. one will happen on thursday and the other one on saturday. now each of these days we'll see three individuals released from hamas captain activity. one of the five female observations soldiers is on the list for first day along with another person taken from the community after the release of four israeli hostages on saturday morning. their mothers thanking president trump for his efforts to bring them home. >> thank you, president trump, for everything you are doing for our hostages. if anyone can bring world peace, it is definitely you. and we are confident you will do whatever it takes to get us there. >> since american and egyptian negotiators were able to come to a deal israel is allowing palestinians civilians to move to northern gaza. something they previously blocked and comments from president trump about resettling palestinians from gaza in egypt and jordan. officials from both countries rejected from the idea. we know the trump administration was able to usher in an extens

. >> chief correspondent trey yingst joins us now from tel-aviv. trey any movement?yeah at this point guys good morning it doesn't look like it yet but the entire region waiting to see when the red cross vehicles will start moving with the three hostages inside. after 470 days of war, the second cease-fire agreement is in place. there was a slight delay this morning, because hamas failed it to hand over list of hostages that they promised the israeli military responded by striking positions across the northern and central parts of gaza. now hamas has now released the list 6 names three women all believed to be alive. their names are romi kidnapped from the nova music festival and a british israeli who was taken and who was also taken from kafar and women will be referred first to the red cross and then to the idf and taken to one of three reception points along the border and transferred to a local hospital and getting striking images from inside gaza showing hamas gunman parading through the streets in white pickup trucks. an indication group is not yet defeated as

. >> chief foreign correspondent trey yingst joins us live from tel aviv. ey, what can you tell us? >> reporter: hey, guys. after 470 days of war, the second cease fire agreement in the conflict went into effect this morning. we are following these minute by minute updates here in hostage square in tel aviv just a few moments ago there were cheers throughout this square because people could see on the local news that the red cross was headed into gaza to start the transfer of these three israeli hostages. the entire country glued to television screens waiting for the news that the hostages will be trans ford the idf and then come back to israel. the agreement was slightly delayed this morning after hamas failed to provide the israelis with the list of hostages set to be released. this prompted israeli strikes across the gaza strip both in the northern and central parts of gaza. hamas has released the names now. we know they are rami gonan who was kidnapped from a music festival, emily der aly. i and jerome steinbecker. an official described what the process