Hi everyone it's 4 o'clock in New York I'm Ali Velshi in for Nicole

Wallace we're following several developing stories at this hour including breaking news in the federal

election interference case against the disgraced twice impeached four times indicted ex-president.

ABC News is reporting on potentially game-changing revelations by the former Vice President

Mike Pence.

We're going to have more on what Pence told Special Counsel Jack Smith's investigators later

this hour. But first, we want to get to the fast moving

developments out of the Middle East. At this hour we are getting our first glimpse

of the latest hostages to be released. Here are some of the vases of the 12 prisoners released by

Hamas today. 10 Israelis and two Thai nationals. Notably, many of these

hostages are older, among them a mother and daughter who were kidnapped

together, a retired kindergarten teacher, a grandmother of nine, and the 84-year-old founder of one of the kibbutzim that was rated on October 7th kibbutz near Oz.

This is now day five of the extended truce, a truce that for now, barring another extension is expected to last through tomorrow

for six days in total. But as we know, this is a fragile truce and a fluid situation,

as underscored by the events of just the last 24 hours with

quote each side accusing the other of violating the truth. Israel alleging that

explosive devices were detonated near its troops in two places in northern Gaza

and that militants in one area fired on them.

Hamas is alleging its fighters had engaged in a field clash provoked by Israel, but for now the truce is holding.

And while it does, there are intense diplomatic efforts to keep it that way. The first of three U.S. military flights

carrying humanitarian aid has landed in Egypt. The 54,000 pounds of food and

medical supplies on board that flight are ultimately bound for Gaza

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