Live in Times Square, this is Good Morning America.

Good morning America.

And Will Reed is going to be here to break down all things, baseball, that is just ahead.

Yeah, if you're a New Yorker maybe not so great

but a lot of other people are feeling very good this morning also ahead take a

look at this rescue of this boy rescued at sea off Hawaii. You see him there. He was worried

about his mom missing him and we'll have more on that just ahead. But we do

begin here with the latest on the killing of the leader of Hamas, the mastermind of the

October 7th massacre.

We're learning new details about how Israeli forces in Gaza cornered and killed Yaha

Sinwar, Israel's most wanted man. Drone footage shows his final moments in a bombed

out apartment as those forces closed in. Israel says the soldiers didn't know it was

Synwar at first. The Hamas leader was only positively identified

the next day.

There is hope this morning that sinwar's death

could clear the way for a cease fire deal

and the release of the hostages. President Biden calls

send more an insurmountable optical that has now been removed.

Our four correspondent Tom Sufi Burge starts us off from Israel. Good morning

Tom. Good morning Michael. Yeah, it's a big moment for Israel. Good morning time. Good morning, Michael. Yeah, it's a big moment for Israel and this region.

Yayyev Sinwa was the architect of the deadliest terror attack in Israeli history on October 7th.

He'd evaded the IDF for more than a year, but incredibly it was an Israeli patrol

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