hello, everyone. welcome. i m fredericka whitfield in atlanta alongside my colleagues wolf blitzer and fareed zakaria. we begin with this breaking news. the third group of the hostages released by help as is now safe in israel ending an excruciating 50 days of imprisonment for them and here we are, there were 17 handed over to the red cross a short month ago including 13 israeli citizens and for the first time in this limited four-day truce, an american was also among the freed hostages, 4-year-old abigail edan is now safe. she was the youngest of the americans captured by hamas on october 7th. let s send it over to wolf blitzer in tel aviv. thanks very much, fred. this is an important day, indeed. we have a team of our correspondents covering all of the latest developments. i first want to go to cnn s jeremy diamond. he is joining me from urim in israel. i understand you saw this convoy of the hostages pass through your area very, very quickly, but only a little whil
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administration has cap short of a actual accusation, john brennan says interference in the election progress is a serious matter. i m pleased to have him here at the table. welcome. let s talk about that. let s talk about tod s interview ukraine. who did it? why do they do it? how do we retaliate? all fascinating issues. as strange as this election has been, it does not seem likely would try to putin interfere with the u.s. election. they ve tried to interfere there. to be fair they united states has not been a bus in messaging in other countries election. david: that s right, in 2009 when there was going to be a backlash. here is what we know. we know the dnc got hacked and they lost large amounts of e-mails and other data includes fundraising data. it was embarrassing to them in terms of the campaign against bernie sanders. it resulted in w wasserman schultz using her position. that is what s known. if you follow the forensics s beforehe document keeley did it. they were