is live look at the prison where palestinian prisoners are expected to be released in about two hours from now as part of israel wants hostage swap with hamas. we give them -- they give them prisoners, they get back innocent people. meanwhile in israel, officials are preparing -- preparing for -- are preparing for the return of 13 hostages. the first of 50 to be released over the next four days. trey yingst is live at the israeli air base where the exchange is set to take place. take it away, tray. trey. >> good morning, two hours from now that first group of hostages is expected to be released into the hands of the red cross and then they will be flown to this military base in southern israel. they will be evaluated and then ultimately able to call their loved ones. earlier today. they goal to regional medical facilities one of five different hospitals where they will be hospitalized in separate, secluded wards. remember, this first group. consist of 13 people. all women and children. >> the idf has been working to make sure they have blankets and headphones supplies that they will need whether they return safely to israel. they're reportedly from the same area of southern israel. they will being exchanges for 24 palestinian prisoners and 15 male palestinians. it has been seven hours. since that cease-fire went into effect with the exception of two rocket alerts about 15 minutes after the set time it a 15 israelis hostages despite cease-fire. israelis are calling on isn't gaza not to leave the southern part of the strip saw i had you trying to go to the north, israelis fired into that crowd. sources inside gaza say some people were hit in the legs, israelite do not want civilians or militants going into the area controlled by israel. they see it as a threat to their forces. they are trying to maintain defensive positions inside gaza. understanding that this lull in fighting could be extremely dangerous for the forces on the ground. guys, back to you. >> brian: trey, this thing is not over. is israel going to have trouble holding ton that narrative that they need to continue? are they that concerned with the perception outside their borders? >> absolutely. look. hamas is hoping that this temporary cease-fire will be an opportunity to expand this to a larger truce hostages inside gaza after this initial group is released. allow an extension of the cease-fire for 10 additional hostages for a single day? but, still, the fighting will go on after this. the israeli officials, including the prime minister himself, benjamin made very clear that once this cease-fire is over. the israelis will continue to operate against hamas leadership inside gaza. this is something that will take not days, weeks but months. and so this is just four days of a break in the fighting. it will give civilians on both sides of the fence an opportunity to exhale amid this war that is approaching 50 days. but, again, the fighting continues, but the anticipation is growing just two hours from now, people here hoping those hostages will be released to the loved ones. >> without question. trey, we are talking a lot about the israeli hostages. what about the palestinian prisoners, you said 24 women and 15 teenage males do we know anything about them and what crimes they committed? >> we don't know much about them. we know that the israelis had one line item in the agreement indicating anyone convicted of murder could not be released. but attempted murder was not on the list. so, you will likely see prisoners released as part of this deal who attempted stabbings or possibly even shootings. we will bring you those details details on each individual prisoner. israelis 3 to 1 ratio are releasing palestinian prisoners for hostages. the hostages are civilians that were dragged into gaza against their will on october 7th. the prisoners that are being release were convicted of crimes it is largely seen as unfair when you ask average israelis about this deal and there are mixed opinions about this cease-fire. on one hand people are extremely excited. they have hope for the first time in nearly 50 days that the loved ones and the israeli civilians inside gaza will finally be coming home. they also understand there are thousands of israeli troops inside who will be caught flat-footed if hamas or islamic jihad decides to launch airstrike during this fighting. >> joey: there isn't a lot being reported or confirmed just as early as yesterday we were told it was women with children that they had bore in prison now learning a lot of teenagers who were arrested, so that's a little bit different on the teenage side. the younger side hough is being released from prison one point i want to get your take on. israel says they think there are 240 hostages. there about. very vague how many hostages exactly how many there are. we found out last week about a young girl that they thought was a hostage that was found dead. i do know that israel released a list of names do you know if they negotiated will. >> trey: israelis have been demanding that the red cross be able to visit the other hostages inside gaza. hamas has pushed back on this point. it's likely for one major reason, hamas doesn't want israeli to know how many of the hostages are alive. we talk about this 240 number and the tragic reality is that 240 israelis will not ever come home. some of them are dead. some of them were dragged into gaza. some of them burned alive in their homes and haven't been recovered. that's how graphic and tragic the initial attack on southern israel was. hamas is trying to play also a psychologic game here with israel they trickle thought information and drag on the investigation. it is important here the qataris negotiated this agreement. they are hopeful that this could lead to something large tore get more hostages out. we have been talking with the officials on the ground in doha and they are indicating that right now the talks are largely seen as positive. when you compare to what it was like weeks ago in the height of this conflict before the cease-fire took place this morning. so the coming days will be unpredictable. this is incredibly fragile agreement. we have to understand that hamas and islamic jihad will use this opportunity to reconsolidate their forces and try to move their fighters into positions so knowing that the israelis will push deeper into gaza, but, again, the focus here today at this military base and across israel is that hope hermine are holding on to. they want to see 13 hostages released. women and children and they hope this is just the beginning. >> in interview hamas' senior leader comes out and says these aren't hostages. they are guests. and it's impossible for us to hurt our gusts. hamas to hurt our guests. does anyone believe crap like this? >> he was texting me earlier today. and weigh spoke with that hamas official a number of times. i interviewed him in person in gaza city. the reality is we have to look at the facts here and there is a lot of misinformation. there is a lot of parallel attempts by hamas and islamic jihad to spin this story to their narrative the fact the matter is you will likely see in the coming hours and days video released by the groups inside gaza of these hostages. they will be giving them things like biscuits and water just like they did when the first were released. a few weeks ago. they are not treating these hostages as guested. they dragged them gunpoint into gaza after slaughtering their family members in beds and kitchens. we brought you images of the bodies in these small communities. quiet pro-peace communities. some of the people that were killed were peace activists who were working with gaza civilians to get them medical attention just before this massacre took place you are going to have a lot of spin by islamic jihad convicted of crimes 3 to 1 rainio hostages, civilians, women and children who were not soldiers, not people who were harmed, they were innocent and at home when this massacre took place. >> carley: so well said. trey yingst live for us. we appreciate your reporting and analysis. >> thank you so much. >> thanks, trey. brian, i there it was you who spoke to liran berman. if your two, 26-year-old healthy men you are probably going to be the last to be released. hills brother realizes that let's take a listen. >> it's a bag of mixed emotions right now. mostly depressed and sad but with some kind of hope for their release young kids and elderly. special the 13 released today. it's a nightmare situation. we don't know -- my brother [inaudible] will selection process, i don't know how to call it. [inaudible] we don't know their health now. but, they are not mothers, they're not little kids, they are not elderly. so keep on waiting. >> carley: that is so sad. of course, their lives matter, too. we have spoken to so many families of. you see the missing person's posters all over new york city as well. hearing who these people are grings a different element to this. speaking to one woman who has the two redheaded little boys, one is 10 months old. >> one is # years old. the woman i spoke to. her nephews and she was saying that the little -- beautiful little boys. he likes spiderman and he likes anything with wheels. he likes trucks and just, you know, these stories humanize the situation in a way that these pictures don't. those images are important for 13 families, this nightmare will be over. with you for 200 plus it still goes on. subhumans that inflicted this pain. this is all different level of depravity that we thought we left in medieval times. we haven't. people in america and around the world who think the palestinian, hamas movement is something they should glue themselves to the road to support. >> speaking of around the world if we brought them back home and talk about own safety and security. our border one of the biggest topics for every american, not just democrats and republicans, not just texans but also people in the north, people in new york city who have had a flood of migrants. and now we are learning that joe biden who once embraced eric adams the two are not getting along anymore. there was a political article entitled. joe biden wants to embrace eric adams expect that any time soon. how they characterize relationship. icy relationship emerging amid adams criticism of the president's handling of the migrant crisis have evolved into a deep freeze with the new york mayor now embroiled in a federal investigation over whether his campaign colluded with foreign interest. but, this absolutely has to do with the fact that eric adams is speaking out about border issues when president biden was in new york city, eric adams requested a meeting with him and that meeting was denied. >> brian: by the way, it should be -- eric adams should be mad at the president. should not be vice is a versa. president's irresponsible way of not handling the border issues, has caused the sanctuary city in new york. which should never be, and the right to shelter which should never be in place has been overwhelmed with over 130,000. it's estimated 85,000 are still here. they are coming at 2,000 a week. and this is a little that was happening outside the hotels staying for free, getting three meals a day. getting their laundry done and getting their sheets changed. all at our expense to the point you got cut back they have chosen to cut back cops, cut down library hours. cut back fdny. cut back educational services because we are doing all this for free because of president biden's irresponsible lack of border policy. and is destroying one of his -- the city that one of his greatest supporters runs. why is he mad at eric adams for speaking up -- speaking and saying what everybody knows. he should actually be more direct. >> joey: this goes back to what we talked about in the beginning of the show about this idea that the biden administration puts out talking points for thanksgiving that says trump didn't shut down the border. trump didn't make the border any better. all he did was put families in cages. i don't remember a couple years ago new york being at odds with anyone in -- with any of the leading democrats over what should be done about the border. but here we are with democratically -- democratic mayor in new york and a democrat president in the white house. and for some reason they can't get on the same page, if it's all about ideology, and how bad trump was, then why do we have this problem in new york right now? >> carley: i don't know how you sleep at night if you are president biden or secretary alejandro mayorkas with a wide open border during a heightened terror alert because of what going on in israel with hamas, and knowing that you can change it, politics comes into play here big time but if you are the president of the united states, national security is your top priority. >> brian: by the way, people say why is donald trump winning? why is donald trump winning? because the issues he ran on in 2016 more apropos today. saw the way he handled it compared to the way president biden is handling it and a lot of independents, a lot of undecideds are saying i like the old way. and maybe should push judges to do what trump wanted. that's get rid of the sanctuary city status. declared unconstitutional. meanwhile the other thing we are talking about is shopping, it's a verb, it's an action. it's really a cottage industry. shoppers are gearing up to race to stores today to catch those black friday steals and deals ahead of the holidays. >> joey: gerri willis fox business alive at the american dream mall in east rutherford, new jersey, what's going on? >> hey, guys, brian, carley, joey, good to see you guys. black friday the biggest retail shopping day of the entire year. the doors here just opened. and what are those shoppers going to find in the one thing they want? discounts. with prices rising and student loan payments resuming, retailers are relying more than ever on promotions and early offers to stay afloat this holiday season. best buy, macy's. walmart, all these retailers are already offering 30% discounts just on black friday. now, while the national retail federation's forecasting sales growth of 3% to 4%, taking the total to 966 billion, that gain marks the lowest rate of increase since 2019. look, even toy makers like hasbro and mattel saying sales so far this year are down 8% year over year. think about that. toys are not selling. but don't count out the self-gifters. there is a new survey out shows people will spend a lot on themselves this year. people coming in the front door likely to be 64%. buying something for themselves. 13% of the people in the shop aphi survey said hey, we are only buying for ourselves this holiday weekend. back to you. >> carley: all right, jerri, thank you so much. enjoy thema. caught on camera a tennessee police officer was forced to shoot a suspect after he charged at the officer with a knife, and we're going to have to warn you here. this video is graphic. >> hey, hey. drop it now. [gunfire. >> the officer killing the suspect as he lunges towards him. this after first responding to the scene wednesday morning for a robbery of progress. tennessee bureau of investigation says this currently looking into the incident. now to a developing story. the u.s. geological survey recording a 6.9 magnitude earthquake near the northern mariana island of the south pacific? the earthquake strigging underwater early friday morning. officials saying no cause of a quake causing a tsunami in the area. good and bad news there. later today at noon, the full 128-page sag-aftra agreement will be released. the union reached a tentative agreement with tv studios ending 118 day strike earlier this month that strike was so long. some members aren't satisfied saying they are concerned that ai could take over some of the jobs. the union will continue vote on ratifying the agreement it until december 5th. oremember earlier this week when we learned this fun fact about brian's childhood wardrobes when it comes to turtle necks. >> brian: i used to beg my mom not to wear them. i thought i was choking to death. i guess i have a big head. get over your head i thought for a moment i would lose breath. >> janice: if they would have extra large turtle neck that would be you. since christmas is just around the corner. 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[sighs] >> brian: normally grateful for every gift. i will give this back. i hope everyone kept receipts. this is my biggest nightmare. do you agree? >> joey: i'm not a turtle neck fan. my neck is so long it's like a regular collar. your problem is that it's not big enough to go over your head. >> brian: back then they didn't have turtle neck like this bendz. the turtle neck would go over your head and for a while as you are pulling it down you would lose breath and think i could die. >> carley: you said your mom wanted you to wear a turtle neck every picture and chilly outside wanted to keep you warm. >> brian: she thought i looked good in it. did i not look good in a turtle neck. i wanted something different. >> carley: h and m. slim fit. producers think you are slim fit size. extra large. extra fabric. >> joey: sell them put the neck part on and put a shirt over it. >> brian: i forgot we talked about this on wednesday. run down. well, thank you very much. i don't want it. and i'm not happy about it. all right? thank you. >> carley: can you put that in your backpack and take it home with you. >> brian: i do wear a backpack. that's true. >> carley: all right, coming up, school choice setback. governor abbott's fight for educational freedom faces a new hurdle as the texas house votes to remove vouchers from a massive education bill. >> impact inside the classroom next. >> joey: i'm not wearing it. 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republicans voting against school choice. >> well, joey, they are wolves in sheep's clothing. 18 of the 21 so-called republicans in the texas house have voted against their own party platform, school choice, supported by 88% of texas republican primary voters on the ballot last year, 18 of the 21 endorsed by the state affiliate of the state's largest teacher union the national education association. we are going to actually get it done. governor abbott said we are going to get it done the easy way vote for party platform or the hard way which means he engages in the primaries. he has endorsed 58 republicans in the house primaries already and they all support school choice. >> i remember this story from last year. i know it's been a contentious point since this legislature came to be. the argument of those republicans sounds reasonable to most people. they say hey, we are in a rural environments. there aren't a lot of private school options and if we vote for this, the kids that only have public school as a choice, their school won't be funded anymore. that sounds reasonable to me. >> yeah. but it isn't. look, the 10 most rural states according to the census bureau had school choice already pennsylvania the first state to pass universal school choice in the country. maine and vermont the oldest voucher programs in the country created for students in rural areas that didn't have access to public schools. the states gave the parents vouchers to go to other public schools in other districts or private religious or nonreligious schools. over 100 years ago in those states they figured out not having a lot of choice was a reason to expand opportunity to not to restrict it. these guys who that i can this argument are treeing to have their cake and eat it too. you shouldn't be rural about your rural public schools losing money because families want to vote with feet elsewhere. just an excuse. trying to say they are conservative while voting against party platform while siding with randy weingarten and the teacher's unions. >> joey: i understand i have been a 14 and 1-year-old. public schools in georgia are actually really good is there anything to show that the public schools in the areas where these 21 are. where these 21 detractors from the republican party are is there anything to show that the schools are performing well and not indoctrination camps as many parents fear? >> well, it differs right in the school quality is not equal and we already have videos coming out from accuracy in media in states like texas and other red states showing that cr. >> it is not only a problem in blue states or blue areas. you have the leftist control rural areas. this is a problem if you like your public school. can you keep your public school for real this time and like with your doctor. it's true. the public schools get better in response to competition from chool choice, it's a win-win solution. i hope governor abbott has ha plan. he pushes this through. next 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(♪) a perfect king's hawaiian slider. tastes good too! king's hawaiian slider sunday... the only way to sunday! ♪ >> brian: fox news alert now. less than two hours, 13 families may finally be reunited with hostages held by hamas terrorists as part of the deal of a four-day cease-fire which is now in effect. but, not after intense fightingl vows the war against brutal hamas terrorists is far from over. fox news senior strategic analyst retired four star general jack keane joins us now. you are obviously happy with the hostages getting out. it's very troublesome time for israel in what respect? >> yeah, very much. so look it, it's absolutely compelling, you know, for the national government to get these hostages back for all the obvious reasons. and that will always be the case. but hamas knew this from the outset. this is the first time they ever attacked civilians in mass, which they did on october 7th. and the first time they have ever taken this number of hostages. and why have they done that? they have done that because at the end of the day they are going to reduce hostages to preserve their regime and preserve as much of their fighters and military infrastructure as possible. if they are able to achieve that, that will be a strategic defeat for israel. despite all the physical destruction you see in northern gaza and what will eventually take place. much of the war that israel is fighting is a head of them hamas has delayed, not defended in northern gaza. most of their leaders and troops are now moved to the south. and certainly the cease-fires play to their advantage as well. they don't want to get anybody confused here. getting the hostage out is a primary mission for the israeli government and for our government as well and should always remain so. but it does have its impact. on the israelis military campaign to be sure. we estimate of the 25,000 hamas fighters that they have they probably have somewhere a little south of 20,000 still left because they are doing everything they can to preserve that force, so there is much ahead for the israelis if the mission will stay the same which i think it should to dismantle the hamas terrorist and military network and change the government. >> they are moving south. that's one thing that is pretty clear. they made it known they are going to start moving south and they have. to say from what can you ascertain, general, is there is a way for hamas to get replenished, rearmed, to sneak out to get out of the country? >> well, get out of gaza? >> well, certainly there's ways for them to get out if they want -- if they truly want to get out. but that's not who they're. i mean, we got to understand who these guys are. this isn't about getting away. this is about killing as many israelis as they possibly can they want to hand the israelis strategic defeat to weaken israel and to weaken the government so much so that that government will likely have to change. they already won a propaganda information war victory with the widespread international condemnation of israel. because of the violence of the operation taking place against hamas. and they are holding the population in place. once again, so our audience understands. the only precedent this is completely precedent where most of the people have gone just prior to the artillery arriving. and certainly the troops. this is unprecedented to have this many, tens of thousands of people still in residence and a war is taking place in their neighborhood. and hamas has objective to get the kind of international widespread condemnation that they have achieved because of the civilians that are being killed and they are the cause of it it's guy ball kel, sinister on supposedly the government of gaza who they represents not only not only protecting the people serving the people up as casualties,. >> that's absolutely outrageous. >> that is the question is after those five days how would you like another 13. netanyahu says forget it. the 1. i the got you another 10. and the longer it drags out it's going to be hard to get back on that war footing because of public opinion. and that's where we are at right now. so, fascinating time. general, thanks so much. great. you guys have a wonderful thanksgiving weekend. institute for the study of war. results of the war in ukraine. coming up saturday night at 9:00. among migrate guests, michael waltz, derrick van orden, julie banderas, tom cooper of skillet talks about this woke culture and why he took his kids on the road for him because he does not want them in normal everyday schools. bookie t. top 10. barnes & noble at 4:00. pleasant beach new jersey right after that. and with fox nation, george w. bush presidential library on december 2nd, later on in the day, harper heights over in texas and i got some shows coming up on one nation -- excuse me on fox nation, just go to brian kilmeade.com for more. coming up on this show, travel warning, major snow threaten to derail travel for millions of americans triking to make it only after thanksgiving. the democratic divide. the israeli hamas war causing a rift among democrats. what it means for biden's re-election efforts ahead. washington examiner's kaylee mcgee white ways, in next. ♪ she found it. the feeling of finding the psoriasis treatment she's been looking for. sotyktu is the first-of-its-kind, once-daily pill for moderate-to-severe plaque psoriasis for the chance at clear or almost clear skin. it's like the feeling of finding your back... is back. or finding psoriasis can't deny the splendor of these thighs. once-daily sotyktu is proven to get more people clearer skin than the leading pill. don't take if you're allergic to sotyktu; serious reactions can occur. sotyktu can lower your ability to fight infections including tb. serious infections, cancers including lymphoma, muscle problems, and changes in certain labs have occurred. tell your doctor if you have an infection, liver or kidney problems, high triglycerides, or had a vaccine or plan to. sotyktu is a tyk2 inhibitor. tyk2 is part of the jak family. it's not known if sotyktu has the same risks as jak inhibitors. find what plaque psoriasis has been hiding. ask your dermatologist about sotyktu for clearer skin. so clearly you. sotyktu. 18 years from tonight, grant gill will become a legend. when he totally kills it at his improv class's graduation performance. knees will be slapped. suds will be sprayed. people won't know what hurts more: their cheeks, or their sides. that's why he's already keeping himself in-shape and razor sharp today with health tips and wellness tools from aarp. to help make sure his health lives as long as he does. because the younger you are, the more you need aarp. - bye, bye cough. - later chest congestion. hello 12 hours of relief. 12 hours!! not coughing? 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>> it spells trouble for israel and for biden campaign. the real question that americans need to be asking is how much longer is biden going to continue supporting israel wholeheartedly if this is going about a political liability for his campaign. polls show is he hemorrhaging support for younger voters my age from minority voters and pig part of the reason why younger voters seem to be abandoning biden is because of his response response to the israeli gaza conflict. 61% of voters my age want biden to pull back in support for israel that comes after the nbc poll found just 31% of the same demographic now still supports biden. >> carley: really eye opening numbers. the biden administration say young people may not like his handling of the war in israel. that doesn't mean that they are going to vote for the republican candidate. is there some h validity to tha. >> absolutely. doesn't necessarily mean they are going to support donald trump if he becomes the g.o.p. no, ma'am to me. the bigger fear they're going to stay home and not show up at all. this is already a concern with younger voters to begin with. we know back in 2020 that many younger voters did get out and vote. they supported biden almost unanimously. and now just 7% of gen z voters say they would vote for biden again. that is a stunning drop in support. it spells doom for the biden campaign. >> carley: are you surprised by how many young people are supporting a cease-fire which in effect would prop up hamas? people say hamas is winning the messaging war on college campuses. we saw protesters who were glueing themselves to sixth avenue acco acease-fire. >> this doesn't surprise me. result of leftist i'd on has run amok on college campuses for the past several decades. i like to say that these, you know, the supporters they are not pro-palestine, they are not pro-hamas. they are anti-western civillation. it's the one defining standard that anything they believe is propping up america, propping up israel, propping up their allies, they are going to oppose that because they believe that we are the bad guys. palestinians getting hamas out of the picture would be a good way of doing it. also another poll that came out that shows that president biden is -- former president trump is winning support more young people today support former president trump than joe biden. when other time in history has a young person supported the republican candidate over the democratic one? why do you think that is? 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