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breaking tonight, 13 israelis held hostage by hamas terrorist for seven weeks are back in their home country this evening. the return was the centerpiece of a four-day cease-firend agreement that was struckk between israel and hamas. that positive effect at midnighl today. 11 others were also freed today. this is supposed to be the firsr in a series of prisonerl av exchanges. jeff is inwi tel aviv tonight wh what comes nexhit tonight. >> we are learning tonight that, on top of the 13 h...

shop and watch football on the same feed. good luck. >> thanks for joining me. im max foster. "cnn this morning" starts right now. good morning, everyone. were glad youre with us. we begin with breaking news out of israel. right now, a temporary truce is underway between israel and hamas. hours from now, the first round of hostages will be released. at 9:00 a.m. the eastern time, hamas is expected to start freeing 13 hostages abducted during the october 7th terror attacks. >> its six...

processing. we are just living through until every one of these hostages are home and our soldiers are safe. >> 16 hours until the truce set ises in. so much to come. thank you. thank you for joining us. this is "cnn news central." "inside politics" starts now. welcome to "inside politics." im in today for dana bash. 15 hours from now, were expecting the first of dozens of hamas host amgs to walk free out of gaza. they have been captive since october 7th. now the first hostages to be...

im kayleigh mcenany and for sean. well, its been a rougn h week for joe biden with one bad headline after another 1. d guiy on tuesday, his son hunter, was found guilty, convicted ongun cm charges for his federal gun crimes. and then on wednesday, the flew to italy for the g7 summit and his trip, its safe to say, was marked by bizarre gaffes s and embarrassing blunders. in fact, according to a report from the sun, this trip was such a disaster that it raised alarm among our allies with...

Thereby, hurts the fbis efforts to appear before the fisa court. >> taking your point, what would be the worst case scenario if this is release d and those methods are exposed, who are you worried about the most? >> i mentioned our intelligence community that may be wary of sharing information with us. and two, the exposure of these sources and methods may be relevant to and may have an impact on. >> she mentioned it might help the russians. >> thats exactly right. the sources and methods that m...

We are live in moscow with the very latest. >> gorng, good morning, the real estate firm a lot of the names because as we heard from in the e-mails that were release d, he was the one who initially requested that meeting a at trump tower. and now he says he was there and hes a staffer for them. he was there as an envoy to make sure the meeting happened and to facilitate any logistics. it was more than a week after the meeting broke for his name to come out. host been in the u.s. government

towards the capital. this is the city of zawiya. on this day, even if you couldnt see the fire fight close up, you could hear its deafening sounds reverberating from the eastern part of the city. just getting too close. there are snipers on the tops of buildings. loud bangs. artillery fire. morta mortars. weve got to get out of here. despite the major battle going on around him, a rebel fighter, who did not want to be identified to protect his family, was confident of victory. consider...

But -- >> richard engel reporting from benghazi on the latest in syria, which has been appalling. with bin laden gone, can al qaedas splinter groups now launch attacks against the united states? roger cressey is an nbc news terrorism expert. i am told that after initially being so concerned about what would happen post assad, that both the u.s., israel and other leaders, perhaps everyone except the saudis, are now open to the possibility of putting more pressure on assad and actually looking tow...

Now. and according to human rights groups, at least 600 people have been killed, about 7,000 people arrested and unlike in egypt or in tunisia, even bahrain to a agree, though many would argue that the international community, the u.s. and the gulf in particular gave bahrain a pass, very few countries are saying anything about syrias crackdown. it is just seen as too important and there is a concern that if syria were to fall, the entire region could shift in very unpredictable ways. what is hap...