it is 1:00 in the afternoon in israel. and new images show the children who are part of monday's hostage release being united with their families after seven weeks of captivity we expect the release of 10 more hostages at this point on tuesday. >> 11 israelis, including nine children were freed yesterday as part of the temporary cease-fire between israel and hamas. that bricks the total to 51 over the last four days. >> lawrence: the limited truce has been extended to at least wednesday. we have been seeing large dark smoke clouds filling the gaza skyline over the last hour, brian. >> brian: what's that about. trey yingst is live in tel aviv right now. hey, trey. >> trey: hey, guys, good morning. it's day five of the cease-fire between israel and hamas. we got update from one of the top doctors here at the hospital in tel aviv discussing the conditions condition of the patients that got hear last night those children that were released from gaza as part of this larger cease-fire deal. overnight 11 israeli hostages made their way out of the strip. they were flown here to the hospital in tel aviv. nine of them are children. these israelis were taken hostage from a small community called neuro rose, close to the gaza border. israeli officials hopeful they will be the latest group among many that could be release in the coming days. they are hoping that 10 additional hostages will be released tonight alleges the cease-fire was extended for two days. it's the families reuniting though that stands out amid this past week. can you see the video here the family that was reunited over the weekend. these kids getting to meet their dog again after more than 50 days. can you see the joy on their faces. we also continue to follow developments from inside gaza. right now palestinians are using the lovely in fighting to gather supplies and clean water at this water stage. gazans fill up large jugs unsure when they will have the next opportunity to do. so at 53 days in. this is the longest war in the history of israel and gaza and it is expected to go on for many more weeks, possibly even months. guys? >> brian: trey, i'm just wondering if we're going to know if the pause is going to be extended past these two days how will we know? how do they inform each other through qatari officials? >> yeah. so, right now the qataris and the egyptians are actually trying to get next tension extended. there is 48 more hours of cease-fire underway right now. we did see live images from the gaza strip last hour of black smoke rising up from the skyline. it's unclear what that is from. it highlights how delicate this agreement is any single moment or movement could collapse this entire deal. so the israelis are focused on getting 10 additional hostages out each day. if both sides are still interested in continuing the pause in fighting. they will relay that message through qatari negotiators. it will go back and forth. the agreement could be extended. eventually hamas will run out of women and children to release. there are questions about what that renewed fighting will look like once the israelis start their campaign again against hamas inside gaza. >> steve: trey, i see that the israeli prime minister has received the list of names of the hostages hamas intends to release today. is that list released for federal governmentation purposes or is it just to give the families a heads up, hey, these people are going to be released. we want you at the hospital to greet them? >> it's a little of both. the israelis have requested that they receive the names in advance. and the major reason is, they want to confirm the identities. and even when these hostages are in the hands of the red cross and make their way to that southern rafah crossing between gaza and egypt or the karem shalom immediately checked by israeli officers. reports indicate hamas doesn't know where dozens of the hostages are they were given to smaller organizations inside gaza like islamic jihad and taken to other areas of the strip. and that's just another line item that could complicate thesing conversations as the qataris and egyptians look to extend this agreement. when we talk about the hostages held inside gaza the doctor giving update on those released last night saying some of the children were malnourished and asking for specific food when they were released. we also heard similar reports from other hostages released in recent days. it gives you a sense of the conditions that they were facing for more than 50 days inside gaza. >> ainsley: as parents, we can all relate to this. we're watching the children when they see their dog. if you have a dog, your kids react the same way. they were released and yesterday you said someone wanted chicken. some wanted pizza. we can all relate to that. these are human beings, not only human beings but some of these are so young. 10-month-old baby about to interview a family member from that family. we are told that baby was handed over to a separate palestinian terror group. do they negotiate as well? is there is a chance that baby and that baby's family could be on the list? >> that's a great question there is concern some of these symbols, the children hot israelis and the entire world were watching so closely to see if they would be freed could be used as leverage by hamas. it's joshuaing when you think about the situation here. hamas armed militants inside gaza are holding months' old babies as leverage in this conflict that they started. and so there's concern that they may not even be able to locate that 10-month-old when that baby was taken he was 9 months old and his brother is also being held inside gaza. that speaks to the fact there were so many families taken in at the same time being held hostage and we know that of the children that were released and are currently here at the hospital in tel aviv, all of them have fathers that are still being held inside gaza and at this point in the negotiations, we're only talking about women and children. >> lawrence: trey, the administration admiral kirby was on our program on "the story" with martha mccallum. he was asked about americans making contact with hamas. he was saying they are having to use channels that are outside the american government. you have been able to make connections with hamas. i know it's a little bit different because you are a journalist. how difficult is it to make that contact with with hamas. when are the americans being released? >> that's a great question. when we talk with hamas officials, they have become increasingly frustrated throughout the war as i continue to question them over the phone and over text message about what they did on october 7th. they have gone as far as to blatantly lie when presented with evidence because they simply don't want to tell the truth about what took place here. and so, we're able to make contact and get comment from them about this ongoing conflict. but, in terms of the information they are providing, we often will not actually bring to air what they are telling us because i can't confirm it and a lot of times they are lying. we do reach out and try to could our due diligence on these stories and try to get as many angles as possible. when you are dealing with a terror organization. very challenging to get them to tell the truth and provide accurate information. >> brian: we will check in with you again and try to find out what the plumes of smoke are about that you were splitting the screen for a while. it's important to point out that the president of the united states got mad at himself for not trusting hamas' figures on fatalities. he apologized to muslim groups for questioning the hamas conclusions on how many people died during the bombings? i can't get my head around why he would apologize to muslim groups because he is doubting hamas' fax and figures? >> lawrence: because his poll numbers. >> brian: yeah. but it's a terror organization. it's crazy. >> lawrence: shows the president doesn't have the spine to do the right thing without any fear or favor of the people within his party: 8 minutes after the hour. hamas refuses to release youngest hostage handing over to family another terror group in gaza 10-month-old and aerial were abducted last month with parents. you see the pictures. cherie and yarden. >> cherie's aunt joins us live from israel. good afternoon to you. thank you very much for joining us. we just heard from trey that your relative, this little 10-month-old baby essentially is being used as leverage and human shield. how does the family feel about that? >> >> it's horrible. i can't say we are surprised about the level of cruelty and unhumane behavior from hamas. in deal, in this cease-fire, they signed an agreement to release all women and children. tomorrow is the last day supposedly of this cease-fire, of this agreement as it was signed. and there is still no news about my family if they will all be returned or not. >> ainsley: go ahead, lawrence. >> lawrence: do you think that the israeli administration should do another cease-fire then? if they haven't kept their commitment and we want your loved ones home. do you think israel should continue this route of negotiations with hamas since they have already lied? >> it's a very complicated question, what you are asking. of course. in my opinion, the cease-fire should continue until -- want all hostages back. you know, all the men there. all the wounded people. are all families here are waiting. all have mothers. all have children that are waiting for them. this deal is discussing only women and children. i think t they are probably stalling every day cease-fire they receive fuel. it gives hamas opportunity rearrange. we are at war. and i don't know. i think maybe i don't know. it's crazy it's crazy just thinking about it. we are waiting hopelessly, trying to remain positive every day counts for that baby. it's been two months, almost two months. he was nine months when kidnapped. going to be 11 months. it's crazy. we are hearing all the evidence about the conditions of those kidnapped people about how they were fed -- i'm sorry. >> lawrence: that's okay. take your time. >> when we look at the pictures, i'm a mother. and i remember when my little girl was this age. and she needed me to feed milk. she couldn't go to the kitchen and get food on her own. i was thankful when i read that i believe they are still together as a family unit? is that right, so that at least she hasy. >> no. we haven't had any intelligence that point that out we do know they separated women and children. we do know they were kidnapped separately. you know, then the father was kidnapped first and then they entered the house the safe room. he went outside to protect his family and was kidnapped and then they entered inside and found my cousin and her two children and kidnapped them as well. so, we don't know if they are together. we can only assume by hearing, you know, the evidence from the freed members where they live that they say they separated men and women. >> brian: this is what i have heard. their plan on their evil -- with their evil intentions went so well from their perspective, they got more hostages than they thought. and they pulled back. and the minute they crossed the border, chaos. and groups were just grabbing them from hamas. from what you can tell. do you think hamas is even knows where they are? is there a chance they are not in control of your family? listen there are different groups inside gaza. gaza ever since 10/7 left israel. left gaza and hamas is controlling there powerfully. i think in my opinion, again, that's saying that they don't know where they are is another way of stalling and buying time. >> steve: sure, if something happens to your family, don't blame us. >> we gave them to somebody else. but, yifat, it sounds like what they have done is handed your family off to another group in southern gaza. don't do this or you might accidentally blow up this family. >> of course. and let me just say that 240 in the beginning people that were kidnapped and that were held in different places and some of them underground. some of them probably in apartments. i don't know. even in the north of the strip and it's been a concern of us, of course, for their well-being. everyone is saying that they need them alive. so, they are probably trying to protect them. i know we heard rumors that hamas promised to reward for someone who brings back someone from israel. so, there's a lot of different interest. i'm not a politician. i'm not a military general. i'm a family member. my heart is grandparents were brutally murdered. they won't be waiting for them in the hospital. they have lost their home. they have nothing to come back to. every family that you see those children receiving that dog they have no home to go back to. no nothing that they knew from their previous life exists. so, and every family lost someone. some of those children come back now they are hearing that their father died or their uncle died or their grandparents died. entire communities may i say deleted completely. >> lawrence: yifat, you tell the story so well. yet, in our country and you look on tv internationally. there are people protesting in the middle of the street saying it did not happen. there are people that are taking signs down of your loved ones in new york city and major cities. if you had the opportunity to talk to all these college students. all these people that are protesting. what would you tell them? >> [sigh] i was raised to believe in humanity, to believe in peace to know that two people tell story and it will sound completely different and you should always check and i was born and raised in israel on one side of this conflict and i always educate myself and i learn but at the end of the day, even if there were mistakes during history, i would never raise my children to say that someone is deserve to i die. someone is not deserving his rights to exist. i will never, never stand behind a group that kidnap children. and i don't know it's early morning and probably the children watching the screen so i don't want to discuss all the brutal acts that were made and done. those by hamas on october 7th, i won't change anyone's political point of view, but a child is a child. no child should suffer. if you want to raise good children, you need to make them happy and not another generation should born into this. and if you screen from the river to the sea, you basically saying that i'm -- i'm not supposed to raise my two children here. and my family who loves so much. deserves what's happened to her and to us. i'm sorry. >> brian: appreciate you so. >> appreciate you sharing your story. hopefully we will have you back on with good news shortly. >> thank you, sir. >> ainsley: thank you, yifat. pray for the 4-year-old and 10-month-old baby. >> brian: all right. 18 minutes now after the hour. still ahead, the situation at the border off the rails. i'm talking about our border. wild new video shows hundreds of migrants riding on top of a train bound for texas. >> ainsley: but, first, former president trump's legal team heading back to court this morning as trump himself prepares to once again take the stand in the coming weeks. >> lawrence: g.w. law professor jonathan turley joins us next with the legal strategy 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. i told myself i was ok with my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis symptoms. with my psoriatic arthritis symptoms. but just ok isn't ok. and i was done settling. if you still have symptoms after a tnf blocker like humira or enbrel, rinvoq is different and may help. rinvoq is a once-daily pill that can rapidly relieve joint pain, stiffness, and swelling in ra and psa. relieve fatigue for some... and stop joint damage. and in psa, can leave skin clear or almost clear. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections and blood clots, some fatal; cancers, including lymphoma and skin; heart attack, stroke, and gi tears occurred. people 50 and older with a heart disease risk factor have an increased risk of death. serious allergic reactions can occur. tell your doctor if you are or may become pregnant. done settling? 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