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>> what she endured is unthinkable. abigail was among 13 hostages released today from gaza under the brokered and sustained intensive u.s. diplomacy, she is now safely in israel. and we continue to press and expect for additional americans to be released as well. we will not stop working until every hostage has been returned to their loved ones. >> starting as early as tuesday, this pause in the israeli offensive is set to end and the push into gaza resumes unless the truce is extended. >> israel put his cards on the table. they are prepared to extend the pause in fighting. the ball ...

it is the top of the hour. i'm boris sanchez along side jessica dean in washington, d.c. tracking an israelied a vance inside gaza right now and the rush to get thousands of civilians out of gaza through egypt while another high-stakes visit to israel conducted by u.s. secretary of state antony blinken. weighing all factors trying to avert a wider war in the region. the secretary of state departed last hour. before leaving he reiterated israel's right to defend itself and addressed the immense civilian suffering unleashed inside gaza. listen. >> we will be talking about concrete step...

He was slaughtered. but he stayed in for that five year parliamentary term. that's despite all the feverish speculation that it would be michael heseltine, ken clark — never happened. it is very difficult to remove a prime minister. tory mps this weekend have talked about nothing else. but how and with whom are protective shields... i'm not predicting she will survive. it seems to be unsustainable. but how they do it and with whom are problems that means quite often prime ministers do stay on much longer than media orthodoxy might suggest. let's talk about what's happening in the united stat...

Really, a nuclear plant is not the place to be firing mortars and rockets and artillery. this plant is relatively well protected. it's much more modern than the chernobyl one that blew up in1986. it's got protective shields around the reactors. but the biggest threat is really the interruption of the electricity supply. and ukraine has been accusing russia of doing what it calls nuclear blackmail, of worrying the world and the west in particular, that there is a risk that there could be a huge, great, big accident. nobody�*s talking about a mushroom cloud of an explosion, but the accidental ...

But it's not a guarantee against future attacks because, as i say, it's the middle of a war zone. and rafael grossi, the director general of the international atomic energy agency, is quite sanguine about this. he's saying, look, great that we've got them in there, but there is still the possibility of future violations, of physical violations. because up until now, nobody has known for certain. really, a nuclear plant is not the place to be firing mortars and rockets and artillery. this plant is relatively well protected. it's much more modern than the chernobyl one that blew up in 1986. it's...