Tonight breaking news as we come on the air the hostages released late today

mothers and children and the truce with Hamas now extended. The images coming in

from Gaza this is Hamas turning over 11 hostages to the International Red Cross just a

short time ago. Two women and nine children, no Americans. So how many Americans are

still being held and where are they? Is Hamas holding them or

other terrorist groups? What the White House is saying about that tonight. And this

evening our interview what it was like being held captive by Hamas in Gaza, the harrowing description.

Matt Guppman with late reporting from Israel.

Here in the US tonight the tensions from this war,

the arrest and charges,

and a possible hate crime investigation tonight in Vermont.

The suspect accused of shooting and wounding three Palestinian college students.

What police say the 48 year old suspect told detectives when they knocked on his door.

Aaron Kutorski reporting the scare on board a Southwest flight preparing to take off

the passenger opening the emergency exit over the wing and jumping.

Video showing ground crew workers pulling him out of a service truck.

The deep breeze sweeping across much of the U.S. tonight and right into the northeast,

up to two feet of snow in some areas, from

Minneapolis to Chicago to the east, windshields and the teens and single digits.

Rob Marciano timing it out tonight. The nation honoring former first lady Rosalind Carter, the

tributes that began today and tonight here what we've now learned about former

President Jimmy Carter. Could in battle New York area Congressman George Santos be facing his final days in office, a vote to expel him this week, and Santos himself tonight on his chances of survival.

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