next 24 hours. 150 palestinian prisoners will be handed over in exchange, we think, for 50 hostages taken by the terrorist group. jeff joins us live from tel aviv. jeff. >> sometimes this is the most dangerous part of a war, when you have an upcoming pause in the fighting. there is not a pause right now. it will not go into effect until 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. that is part of the reason you are seeing the smoke rise above gaza. later today, we learned we'll be getting a press conference, news conference from prime minister netanyahu. the first comments he makes since they came to this agreement with hamas around 3 a.m. local time temperature took six hours to get to this decision. prior to the meeting, prime minister netanyahu called it a tough decision, but the right decision. under this brokered deal, israel will get 50 hostages, women and children, and israel will release 150 palestinian prisoners. as far as hostages being released from gaza, they will come out in groups of 10 to 12 each day. each day hostages are released, there will be a pause in fighting. prime minister netanyahu has been under increasing pressure and he believes this is the right decision for the right time. but says their eyes are on rooting out hamas. you talk to the civilians who call gaza home and they are running desperately low on supplies. pause in fighting is crucial for them and they are welcoming the news of this agreement. >> we have been waiting for it for over a week. we have been waiting for a ceasefire everyday. ceasefire, ceasefire, and nothing was happening. >> once the hostages start being released, as early as tomorrow, they will go through rafah crossing and enter egypt and be flown back to israel. they will go to the hospital and get checked out and after they are well enough, they'll talk to israeli security members to tell them what they have seen and what they went through. >> brian: thanks so much, appreciate it. desperate israelis waiting to learn whether their loved ones being held hostage will be among the 50 released. this as soon as tomorrow. >> lawrence: the family of yarden roman. >> carley: and five families members of efra, including two cousins who are three and five years old. efrajoins us along with yarden's brother. efra, i'll start with you. how do you feel about the hostage deal and have you gotten a word if your loved ones will be a part of the 50 who will be release? ed >> first, thank you for keeping us in your news and in your daily issues. it's very important for us. no, we haven't heard anything, we don't know anything yet. hopeful, but we don't know. >> lawrence: what is your main concern with this negotiation that now has to play out in the sense of we have to make sure hamas keeps their word. are you concerned about that? >> first of all, i'm -- thank you for having me. we are waiting to see family members being released. we love this family very much. you mentioned our concern, we do not fully trust hamas. talking about very crucial, very cruel terrorist organization. we hope they will stand up to the agreement they have signed and we will see on a daily basis more and more of our loved ones. it is a better morning than the morning that we had yesterday and we hope that tomorrow will be even a better morning. >> brian: we think there will be 10 to 13 released at a time, if you saw some footage, we had live showing bombing is going on. it is unbelievable. >> ceasefire start tomorrow morning. don't be alert about that. >> brian: thank you. it is unbelievable family members that you are waiting on, your aunt and uncle -- proof of life or have you heard anything from the hostage that was rescued and a couple released? >> it's my uncle and aunt and other family member, mother and her two daughters. yes, we haven't heard anything from the very beginning. we have no idea how they are doing or where they are and here you can see them on the screen and we're just very hopeful. i think that we are all in a great wait and whoever comes alive is blessed and so will be the others. we are here to wait for the 240 coming back as soon as possible. >> carley: absolutely. i remember talking to you a couple weeks ago, you were telling me about your aunt and uncle and your aunt makes the best cheesecake and your uncle makes his own wine and your cousin and her daughters are so beautiful. maybe they will be in the first 50, we're hearing women and children. so we are all keeping your family members in our prayers. the next question, if this goes through and the first 50 are released, what is next? this is about one-fifth of the hostages being held. what do you hope to see happen to the future of gaza and what about the other 200 still being held hostage? >> so first, it is important to understand this deal includes in itself possible continuation of the deal. if hamas will come forward and say they can find and release more hostages, they can get a day per 10 hostages, so i hope to see a long continuation of this deal and to see dozens of hostages being released, even after the four days. this is one aspect and we hope to see all children and women included in the broader deal. afterwards, hopefully want to see new deals that will extend the scope of release also to all of our men and soldiers, until the last one of them. >> lawrence: yeah, obviously we're keeping you all in our prayers and we hope everything goes well with the hostage situation. the international community has not been very supportive of israel, even the u.n. and the war will continue after this. if you had the opportunity and people are watching all over the world right now, to talk to the international community about your country, what would you tell them? >> first i want to say we get a lot of support and we're very grateful and here you are interviewing us and we're very grateful for that. the public opinion is surely very important and i think that it is a global problem. the terrorism is a global problem and i think that everybody must remember that we are here to support our beloved ones. there are many questions that the global community has to ask itself for future. but our concern now is here and now and today we want to see them back now. and that's the main issue now. >> brian: yeah. >> please keep us in your news and in your thoughts and talk to your senators and governments and i think that we should be all united to release them. >> brian: right. if i can ask you real quick, the good news regardless if your loved one in the first batch to come out, they'll have things to say and stories to tell. can you try to get answers, the family doesn't have to use a go between. >> your prior question, i want to say it is crucial for the u.n. to understand that israel and israel is like any other nation in the world, has the right to defend citizens, otherwise there is no reason to have a state. >> brian: i hear you. >> no reason to have a nation if you cannot protect its own people. the double standard we are facing is unacceptable and what we're going through as human beings, it is unacceptable. yes, there is procedure. i just got off the phone with the officer that is communicating with us regularly and there is a more organized process of how we will be able to communicate and how our loved one will be taken care of and they are really hopeful and waiting to see this process in practice already. >> carley: absolutely. we hope your family members come back to you safely. you are in the prayers of so many people here in the united st states, our closest ally in middle east and our most penitentiary important ally in the world israel. >> brian: i hope we'll be on again soon with the hostages, with everybody out. >> lawrence: what a powerful message, he said there is a double standard when it comes to israel doesn't have a right to defend themselves. no condemnation and i hope they realize hamas uses their inaction as leverage against the israeli people. they say there is both sides, so sick of hearing that phrase as if there is some type of parallel to what is happening in the palestinian authority and what happened to israel on october 7, no justification. >> brian: i love the reporting, they don't trust anything from israel, but hamas says this. israel says there is a tunnel and that is a tunnel and ladder, but we'll see. >> carley: hamas knew israel's reaction if they launched a terror attack size and scale and it would mean israel would fight back and it would mean dead palestinians. they said that was their hope to get the muslim world against israel. >> lawrence: we still carry on with it. to fox weather alert, powerful storm system pounding 30 states with snow and wind and plenty of rain in the east coast. >> brian: the storm is disrupting thanksgiving plans on what could be the busiest travel day in the history of america. right now folks are pouring into airports to get to holiday destination. >> carley: 141 flights are delayed and some cancelled. checking traffic conditions on the pennsylvania turnpike. but we will begin with janice dean for the fox weather forecast. >> janice: i hope jeff is paying attention. >> brian: he is moving faster than traffic. >> janice: stop it. let's take a look at it, jeff flock, be safe on the roadways. on the east coast we have potential delays in the air. the cold front will exit east coast and we have potential for rain and snow for new england. it is the winds that could delay travel today across the east coast. macy's thanksgiving day parade, talking about the wind, it won't be too bad, great news. winds 10 to 15 miles per hour, nothing will be grounded. we are expecting them to kick up a bit, as long as they hold on tight, we'll be okay. forecast today for thanksgiving, storm system moving into the northwest, could see snow for rockies. great for skew skiers. along the gulf coast quiet, east coast quiet and temperatures above average in a lot of areas. we'll give latest details, foxweather.com, to download the app. go to jeff flock to see how he's doing on the roadways. >> brian: you just gave it away. let's go to jeff right away. she did the toss. hi, jeff. sgls they say i'm driving, i'm not doing much driving, it is like a parking lot. this is blue roof outside philadelphia. it is 476 and it is moving slow at the moment, which i guess is no surprise given the numbers you're talking about. put them up there, we think 49, almost 50 million people will travel by car this thanksgiving holiday. that would be an increase of i think a percent or two from last year, still not as big as it was prepandemic. put in guys flying and could be the all-time busiest thanksgiving travel ever. good news, gas prices coming down, $3.28 per gallon. with all the mess in the mideast, why is that? take a listen. >> the probability of oil supply disruption is low, especially closure through the strait because both iran and saudi arabia, kuwait and iraq depence on this waterway for exports. >> and here we are, i leave you with final look out the windshield, as you can see. slow traffic. but janice pointed out, storms moved out, roads are wet, but moving and i'll be on them all day. good times. >> carley: are you the only one on the highway doing a live tv hit from inside the vehicle. pretty cool. this year much different. >> on the internet you never know what people are doing and posting online. >> you never know. >> lawrence: so smooth in traffic. >> carley: thanks, jeff, be safe on the road. news to get to, fox news alert defense secretary lloyd austin is giving remarks at the pentagon this morning, hosting 50 countries that make up ukraine defense group coalition reaffirming support for ukraine as it fights to take back territory occupied by russia. president zelenskyy. fox news alert, son of a south carolina clerk who was involved in the alex murdaugh murder trial is behind bars. jeffrey colton hill was arrested for recording conversations of the deputy county administration issue the liaison during the murdaugh trial. it is unclear if his arrest was related to the proceedings. the suspect's mom is becky hill, who read the guilty verdict in the murder trial, she is facing jury tampering accusation for the murdaugh team. more confusing with this new development. overnight, republican hold on to house seat after special election in utah. winning by 30,000 votes. the pro-trump candidate will feel the last remaining open seat in the house, giving republicans nine-seat majority. malloy is former aid to chris stewart who resigned because his wife is sick. over to you, to my left, very close. >> brian: truly professional. >> carley: i'm usually further away. >> brian: usually over there. still ahead, fox news alert, we are learning prime minister netanyahu will hold a press conference today after the israeli government and hamas reached a deal over hostage and ceasefire expected to start tomorrow. we'll bring you that when it 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>> well, if landis is correct that creates serious problems for the warrant commission report because it is very simply too many bullets. the warren commission says that there are only three bullets fired from the sixth floor. this creates an extra bullet and it strongly indicates that there is a second assassin, which is something the warren commission did not count at all. because their magic bullet was found allegedly on conley's journey. landis said he put this bullet on kennedy's gurney. it can't be the same bullet. it is very interesting. again, like i said, the warren commission set four bullets in whatever they wanted it to be, six seconds, which strongly indicate there was a second assassin. with landis's revelation it contradiktss conclusion in the warren commission. i'm disappointed it took so long to come out. >> brian: from what you study and present as possibilities, do you believeos -- oswalt was involve? ed >> with this and the new evidence coming out, which is on cable now, i strongly disinclined to believe that oswald was involved. >> brian: eyewitnesses at the time, it is on youtube, they were pointing toward the grassy knoll. people say that is the way the sound bounced off the building. did you find that? >> well, if you take a look, there are scores of people going toward the so-called grassy knoll, which would indicate there is someone shooting from the front. all right. now as far as this echo correlation, there really does, that effect really doesn't exist in daily plaza because it is an open sided on the other side, it is not completely surrounded by walls, which is what you need if you want echo kind of thing. >> brian: thanks so much, appreciate it, we will continue to pursue this. 60 years later and so many questions. r.f.k. was on talking about his uncle's assassination, he has huge questions and is tuned into all of it. thank you. fox news alert, back to the biggest story in the world. prime minister netanyahu will hold a press conference today after israel and hamas agree on four-day ceasefire in exchange for releasing 50 hostages. we will carry it live when it happens and airstrike against proxies in iraq. finally. kennedy will discuss that and an illegal immigrant arrested in martha's vineyard, fallout over biden's open border next. sleep more deeply. and wake up rejuvenated. purple mattresses exclusive gel flex grid draws away heat. relives pressure and instantly adapts. sleep better live purple. right now save up to $900 dollars off mattress sets during purple's black friday sale. visit purple.com or a store near you today. >> lawrence: fox news alert. we just learned in the last 30 minutes that israeli prime minister netanyahu will hold a news conference today, hours after israeli cabinet approved temporary four-day ceasefire with hamas in exchange for 50 hostages. it is not all of them, but 50 of them. jeff joins us live from tel aviv. jeff. >> these are first comments prime minister netanyahu made after it took israeli government more than six hours to agree to this hostage deal and just before going into the meeting with israeli government officials, prime minister netanyahu said it was a tough decision issue but he believes it right decision. under this brokered deal including qataris and egyptians and united states, israeli will receive back 50 hostages in exchange for 150 palestinian prisoners. they will come out in groups of 10 to 12 each day and each day they are released, there will be a pause in fighting. prime minister netanyahu has been under pressure from the families of the hostages says their campaign, even though this is going on right now and hostages will likely get out, their campaign to crack hamas will continue. >> we are at war and we will continue this war until we achieve all our goals to eliminate hamas, bring back our hostages and missing people and to ensure in gaza there will be no factor that threatens israel. >> hamas released a statement regarding the agreement saying in part, we affirm our fingers remain on the trigger and