It has been a head-spinning day of major breaking news out of the Middle East.

Today, third group of hostages was released as part of a four-day temporary truce between Israel and Hamas.

We learned one of those hostages is American toddler Abigail

Moore-Edan, who turned just four years old on Friday while in captivity. Now she is free.

As the deal stands right now, 50 total hostages are promised release in exchange for 150 Palestinian

prisoners. Now, this is the first truce after weeks and weeks of fighting and a rare

moment of positive news since the start of the war. But tomorrow is day four of this four-day pause.

So the question is, what happens on day five, day six, day seven? The Israeli military has urged

civilians who fled to southern Gaza not to return home and has warned them that the IDF is still preparing for the next phase of the war once this pause ends.

Already, over 14,000 have been killed in Gaza, according to health officials there.

This truce has allowed both hostages to leave Gaza and much-needed aid to be brought in. A full of aid trucks has entered

Gaza under the protection of the ceasefire, bringing some relief for civilians who have been suffering

as their supplies of food, water, and medicine run short. And although some aid is making its way in,

the World Health Organization says much more is needed. So right now, even during these moments of some joy, major questions remain about the family still waiting, the hostages still held captive, and the civilians still trapped in dire conditions.

Today, President Biden spoke about the release of these hostages, including four-year-old Abigail.

And I want to play a long portion of those remarks.

And I'll talk to Deputy National Security Advisor, John Feiner, on the other side.

Two days ago, two days ago, one of our fellow Americans, a little girl named Abigail,

who turned four years old, she spent her birthday, that birthday, at least 50 days before that held hostage by

Hamas. Today, she's free, and Jill and I, together with so many Americans, are praying for the

fact that she is going to be all right. You know, she's free and she's in Israel now. And so those who are now wrapping Abigail

in love and care and the supportive services she needs, she's been through a terrible trauma.

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