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thank you for being back with us for our second hour of "chris jansing reports." we start with breaking news. a moment of much needed hope right now for the families of the hundreds of hostages being held captive by hamas. israel says it has freed a female soldier during a ground operation. the idf says it's doing everything it can to release the others. but for those living in gaza, the military is doubling down on its calls for the civilians in the north to move south saying that warning is now, quote, urgent. where is safe to go? one 14-year-old pulled from the rubble told nbc new...

vowing just hours ago to intensify its activity inside gaza's borders. moments ago hamas released new videos of three of the hostages. also ahead, an emotional night in maine, hundreds gathering to remember those lost in a shooting spree as we learn more about the gunman behind the attack. a big legal week ahead for former president donald trump, a week that could see three members of the trump family testifying in a new york court. brand new nbc news polling on the 2024 republican presidential race with iowa voters weighing in on trump's lead and a new name surging into second pla...

Deployed to a larger zone. australia's top transport officials say authorities may consider expanding the search area significantly but with no evidence, with no debris. more on this mission number five. erin? >> as of 9:00 a.m. this morning, the blue fin was in the water searching for any signs of missing malaysian flight 370. we are hearing more information about the fourth dive that took place last night. i understand it was able to travel some 4.7 kilometers beneath the ocean surface, which is significant given that it was originally thought that the 4.5 kilometer mark was on the upper rea...

The seabed for any signs of the missing malaysian plane flight 370. we are hearing more details about the fourth dive that took place last night. we're hearing that it managed to dive some 4.7 kilometers beneath the ocean's surface. that's significant because it was previously thought it had a depth capacity of 4.5 kilometers, and engineers had taken a look at it, given the fact it had to cut that first trip short. they believe it now can withstand some five kilometers of water pressure. they sent it back down reaching that 4.7 kilometer mark. that's really significant because it shows it can ...

Share with you. there are 23,326 people officially started the race this morning. 17,584 crossed the finish line. 4,496 made it to the 40 kilometer mark but are unaccounted for because they were held up from coming in to boylston street, into the copley square area, and to properly cross the finish line. another 1,246 never even made it to the 40 kilometer mark. so the good news is that 17,584 got across the finish line safely and that the b.a.a., boston athletic association, the boston police, did a fantastic job. i have worked with the elite athlete program for the sponsor, i worked with the...