israel and hamas officially in effect to allow for the long awaited release of civilian hostages who have been held by hamas sings october 7th. >> carley: 13 hostages are expected to be freed by the terror group this morning around 9:00 a.m. eastern time. the first of 50 in total over the next four days. >> joey: trey yingst is joining us now from israel. trey? >> trey: hey, guys, good morning. about four hours from now the first group of hostages is expected to arrive at this military base in southern israel. they will receive initial treatment and triage. they will also be able to call loved ones for the first time. after this they will be medical centers in israel. where they will be hospitalized in central secluded wards. this first group will consist of 13 people. all women and children they are reportedly from the same community in southern israel. being exchanged for 24 female palestinian prisoners and 15 male teenagers. chose the idf preparing supplies for the hostages, toys for the young children, blankets and headphones, it's been five hours since the cease-fire went into effect. with the exception of two rocket alerts for 15 minutes at a time. there has been a break in the fighting. it does appear to be holding for now. we are talking in total about four days of a break if this does mo forward. 50 israeli hostages will be released as part of this deal in exchange for 150 palestinian prisoners. despite the cease-fire, israelis are calling on residents in gaza not to head to the northern part of the strip. take a listen. >> the war is not over yet. the humanitarian pause is only temporary. the northern gaza strip is a dangerous war zone and it is he forbid ton remove north. for your safety you must remain in the humanitarian zone in the south. the movement of residents from the south of the strip to the north is not allowed and is dangerous. >> the hostage exchange for prisoners is expected to take place in just three hours. those hostages will be met by the red cross at the rafah border crossing with egypt. they will be flown to this military base again. be able to call their loved ones and make sure they are in decent medical condition and taken to regional hospitals, guys, back to you. >> brian: trey, as they get released, i imagine israel doesn't plan on ending the war. there is drones upappear to to see where they're coming from. have they denied or confirmed any of that. is that part of the agreement you can do. >> as part of the agreement the israelis will have to limit their surveillance throughout the gaza strip. we should note though that israeli officials benjamin have been very clear. once this pause in fighting is finished they will renew their efforts inside gras and strengthen some of those positions inside the strip the war will continue. >> this is a simply a break in fighting. a much needed break for the civilian population. an opportunity that some of these loved ones will be reunited with family members across israel. >> joey: trey, the agreement includes kind of an aaaddendum the israelis may release for every day. we will release two. any that hamas can use this addendum to drag this out further. it will be difficult to say no, keep those two hostages we will bomb you internationally with the pressure coming in? >> it's a great question. and, look, they are prepared that the groups inside gaza, including hamas and islamic jihad used this opportunity for psychologic warfare to try win the information war amid this conflict. we should note the israelis are prepared for this. and there is a nixed opinion among the israeli population about this cease-fire. people are overjoyed the hostages will be coming home later today landing at this military base. but they also understand the pause in fighting puts the thousands of israeli troops inside gaza at more risk. they could be ambushed. they could attacked. they have to maintain a high posture inside the strip. alert, ready for any sort of attack that hamas could use trying to surprise those forces inside gaza. >> carley: trey, you are at the air base where the 13 hostages will be transferred from hamas to israeli hands. when they step down on the ground that you are standing on right now, there really be their first moments of freedom for over the past seven weeks. so, are you seeing anything right now in terms of preparation for the type of condition that they might be in? >> yeah, absolutely. we have been watching this morning as military ambulances arrive at the base. they want to ensure these hostages get the most medical care possible. they will be reviewed by the red cross, when they first get into the israeli hands at that border crossing. they will be checked here to make sure that they are in stable condition to be moved out either by balance or helicopter to regional hospitals. the women who are released will go to a different medical facility than the children. the bottom line here is the israelis are preparing not just for the physical injuries that these hostages may have but also the psychologic ones, and that's really an important point to underscore here. the innocent children and civilians have been in the hands of hamas, often under ground for weeks now. seven weeks. and it's not just the things we think about. the injuries, the cuts, or the injuries they may have received when they were dragged into gaza during the massacre, but, also, things like exposure to sunlight. they have sun glasses prepared for the hostages that were likely held in rooms or even underground in the tunnel network. they have headphones in case they're sensitive to noise. they are trying to do everything possible to make sure these hostages will be comfortable when they arrive back here in israel. each one will have an individual soldier that is assigned to them. they will have a psychologist assigned to them. go under the supervision of the military in these hospitals in secluded wings so they are kept safe and away from any sort of attention that they receive once they arrive back in israel. >> brian: trey, the other thing is, can can you continue in this agreement explore the tunnels you were in the other day? can you continue to question people that you have detained in northern gaza? i mean, does everything, except the shooting stop? >> >> trey: yeah, that's a very interesting question. because something we have raised and we have questioned about this cease-fire is the communication and the times where things could be missed. right? i want to break this down for you because it's an important point. when the israelis entered gaza, they did a bombing campaign that cut the gaza strip in half. they have been able to isolate areas of northern gaza. so, presumably there are hamas and islamic jihad fighters in the tunnels in the northern part of gaza that don't yet have communication with the southern part of the strip and the leadership from their organizations. so they could launch attacks. 15 minutes into this cease-fire they fire rockets into southern israel. it's will unclear if that message has been received by all of the militants throughout gaza. raises questions if the cease-fire is broken in a limited capacity, will they maintain it in order to get these hostages out? and if the israeli forces are attacked inside gaza, they are not simply going to sit there they will respond with fire. it's incredibly delegate agreement. each and every hour will be watched. qataris make the decision. monitoring from doha whether the decisions of this agreement upheld. complexities of this war for the next four days it will hopefully cease. as well. so many questions remain, trey yingst live for news israel, thank you for joining us this morning. we appreciate it you brought up a good be good good point. intelligence they might have. there is going to be a surveillance issue with the fact that trey yingst was just saying that you can't fly drones or fly anything this the sky over parts of gaza. so they could regroup how many soldiers did they see? i'm sure they have a story to tell. the idf is going to want to hear it. >> brian: you know, the rescue operation, when the woman was saved, she came out and started talking about the tunnels and the other person that came out of the tunnel said they brought me through a network of tunnels i had no idea where we were. >> carley: like a spider web. >> brian: see trey yingst in sophisticated tunnels, concrete, very substantial tunnels. and they are getting further, and further in. they're looking right now. 300 square miles of tunnels, i was skeptic, they told us that about bin laden he had these tunnels in these mountains and they weren't like that. these seem to be living up to the billing. >> joey: bin ladens s. some was counterintelligence. they put out a certain narrative. >> brian: they got me. >> joey: this is my concern. i want people to be understanding of this, israel sat war with a vicious enemy, and sole responsibility because we are not sending in from our understanding, our special forces guy who go in and grab hostages sole responsibility to get these hostages homes tactically on the ground. when these hostages beings released if there is a father and daughter and husband and wife, do you think they will release both of them. they will release one of them. listen, don't tell them anything or we are going to torture and kill your love one we keep. >> carley: psychologic warfare will continue in hostage release. have responsibility obviously treat hostages swelts they can. don't spin this word to interrogate those hostages that are released to get as much information from them as they can. , they will handle them with gloves. softly as possible as can be conveniently as possible with all the empathy of the world. at some point sit down and really get these hostages to give them information that the hostages themselves don't know they have that they have to sit and think about. could hear this fist in noise in this room. i could hear this person saying this thing. those are little pieces of information that come together and create a mow isaac or a jigsaw puzzle that helps israel confirm is that command and control center in this tunnel? is that weapons center in that tunnel in the amount of intelligence that will come from these hostages that these hostages don't realize they have could be invaluable in getting the rest of them free. >> brian: keep in mind, too. hostages 3-year-old that just turns 4 abigail. >> carley: she is not going to be in this group. >> brian: don't know that. >> carley: three duel u.s. citizens is not expected to come home today they come out. >> brian: prisoners, other hostages taken out of their homes maybe after watching a relative or friend being blown to pieces. the other one did something that got them put in jail. this is not an equal swap. which makes you wo won what thoe protesters are thinking about. not only here but in australia and in europe but especially during the thanksgiving day parade yesterday. i'm watching this. and you see the cover of the "new york post," and it's so appropriate. it basically says bloody idiots. they cover themselves in fake blood and wore white suits. glue themselves to the street strong the thanksgiving day parade. >> carley: that's right, a group of protesters came out, glued themselves to sixth avenue. wearing white jump suits, covering themselves in fake blood. the "new york post" has bloody idiots cover that describes it perfectly. i can't imagine anybody watching the parade with the family going i know what? i supported family before that guy suck to sixth avenue seems sane. i'm going to change sides now. >> brian: right. >> carley: the larger point now if you are a protester that is supporting a cease-fire that aids hamas, think about it, hamas would kill you in a heart beat. you know, it's united states of america, you have the right to protest. you don't have the right to do it. that looks like vandalism right there. but you certainly don't have that right in the gaza strip. >> joey: if you want to know how the people in war feel about it. israeli knesset member had this reaction. >> those are crazy, radical, i don't know why they are protesting. people convicted in murder. in order to exchange for babies. so policy. they don't want to see the cease-fire or they want us to see the [inaudible] took place on october 7th. you know, i think policy against the u.s., against the u.k., it's not only against israel. radical forces. you cannot look for any when you speak with them. >> brian: 18 to 34-year-olds. those college-age people. most are democrats. most of them are on the other side of this democratic president. who i think is doing the right thing, supporting israel. it's a knee jerk. it's a reaction that every presidential candidate would have. you don't have anybody running on the pro-hamas platform as of yet. so, these people, believe it or not, are making the democrats wonder how strong should they be for israel because this is the base. we used to think the squad was niche. there are many more people that agree with tlaib than i ever thought possible. >> carley: there was this interesting "wall street journal" op-ed talked about how hamas infiltrated college campuses and it was by design. pro-palestinian protesters and educators who would use all the buzz words and say things like israelis have white privilege and they are european colonizers. >> joey: that's the term. that's the 2023 term for why it's okay to hate america. if you watched the parade yesterday. there was indigenous tribe. as they passed macy's -- basically the main stage, they pulled up a palestinian flag and held it up. what does a native american have in common with palestinians? not much of anything other than a message of hate -- hate the west. hate the west because someone was here 1,000 years before they got here. that doesn't hold water. >> carley: one last thing, right after this october 7th terror attack took place, one of the media members of hamas, their message something much more sophisticated than many people thought. they said what is happening in the gaza strip is similar to what would happen to african-americans and george floyd. so they know whether a they're saying. people say that hamas is winning the messaging war. and there is validity to that. >> brian: you have to think a little bit and think about how it started october 7th. understand how it all started all back to hamas. anybody that dies in gaza, that's on hamas. and they are hiding. >> why do advisory things to get. to say still ahead dolly in dallas. the country icon makes the crowd go wild during a special halftime show her daring outfit and football highlights all coming up next. >> brian: plus, president biden's about-face hours after preaching unity on thanksgiving. the president release as guide for taking on your maga family members and those bizarre fictional talking points straight ahead. ♪ run, run rudolph ♪ santa got to make it to town ♪ santa make him hurry, tell him he can take the freeway down ♪ run run rudolph ♪ is this for me? 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(engine accelerating) (texting clicks) (tires squeal) (glass shattering) (loose gravel clanking) >> carley: we are back with the headlines, starting with a fox news alert. 34 people were arrested in dublin, ireland last night after riots broke out in response to a stabbing that left five people hurt, including three children. rioters burned down a double-decker bus and a police car no word yet on a motive for the stabbing. but officers say they aren't ruling out any possibilities, including on if it's terror related. an evacuation order has been lifted in kentucky after a train derailment that caused a chemical spill earlier this week. two of the csx train cars carried molten sulfur it. caught on fire triggering concerns over the air quality in rock castle county. no signs of chemical or toxic gas in the area. officials are still working to determine the cause of that derailment. to some thanksgiving football. the san francisco 49ers beating the seattle seahawks 39-13. thanks to two touchdown by mcof a free. green bay packers quarterback love tossing three touchdowns as upset the loins 29-22. down in dallas, feasting on the washington commanders. winning 45-10. there is zac down the middle. he's got cooks for the touchdown. right through the defense, there is the turkey leg. >> did you see dolly parton steal the show with stunning halftime performance. country music legend performing jolene, 9 to 5 and even covered queens we are the champions and we will rock you. more football set for sunday with games beginning at 10:00 eastern on fox including the browns taking on the broncos at 4:00 p.m. eastern time. those are your headlines this is the first black friday football game ever the jets play the dolphins, that's why carley will be in a sports bar. >> carley: can i make a correction i said the game started at 10:00, it's 1:00, of course. i just got the 0 and the 1 of o'clock. i think it was a 10. does that make sense to anybody out there. >> brian: did anybody alert you to this or did you alert yourself to this? i'm like wow, what a quick correction. that's incredible. >> she didn't say idiot when she said it. i think she thought it in her head. she said she doesn't. >> joe: i don't watch a lot of nfl. jets dolphins game? who is the quarterback for the jets these days? >> boyle, make his first start. >> joe: first time playing quarterback? >> brian: backup for the bears. desperate shape hope for that achilles to heal and aaron rodgers says he will start practicing december 4th. >> joey: yeah. >> brian: that means joey is quick for a move on. black friday steals and deals ahead of the holidays, but are there. >> joey: our affiliate fox 9 is live at the mall of america in bloomington, minnesota. se. >> good morning to you guys. there is a crowd of people waiting here. it is so cold outside. and the first person in line says they got here at 3:00 p.m. yesterday. they have been here for quite some time. tenths out here. people are sleeping. catching up on z's while they can. how long have you been here? >> since 10 klaus last night. >> why are you here when it's so cold out? what's the point? >> good deals and gift cards. >> absolutely. yes. it's black friday. annual tradition. people wake up early in the morning. wait outside in brutal temperatures to score some amazing deals. black friday we know has evolved a lot over the years. mainly due to the convenience of online shopping, of course. that's something people started relying on once covid hit. only gaining more popularity especially with online deals throughout year, for many of these people, you know, black friday is more about just the discounts. it's about the experience, too. we once knew as chaos crowded with a sea full of shoppers that may still be the case at some hot spots like here. recently poll just put black friday shopping moa top five most cherished thanksgiving tradition here in the u.s. national retail federation projects 182 million people will shop both in person and online through this five-day