Also today, airport officials in Maine say at least six people are presumed dead after a private business jet crashed during the weekend's snowstorm.

Officials say the Bombardier Challenger 600 crashed during takeoff at Bangor International Airport last night and caught fire.

No details about the victims have been released.

The airport, located about 200

miles north of Boston was closed shortly after the crash. Snow had started falling at the time

of the crash, but other planes were taking off safely. Turning now to the Middle East, Israeli

officials say they've recovered the last hostage remains in Gaza, a major step towards the

next vase of Israel ceasefire with Hamas.

Israeli soldiers sang the country's national anthem as they stood around the body of 24-year-old

police officer Ron Gavili.

He was killed during the October 7th Hamas-led attack, and his body was among the first

to be taken into Gaza.

Speaking to lawmakers, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called it an incredible achievement.

I thank the entire people of Israel for their prayers and encouragement.

We completed this mission, as I promised, and we will also complete the other tasks we have said.

With all of the hostages returned, the next phase is expected to include the reopening of Gaza's border with Egypt.

That would allow Palestinians to move freely in and out of Gaza and ease the flow of aid into the territory.

That second phase also involves more complicated issues like disarming Hamas, something the group has refused to do.

China's top military ranks are in turmoil after news that its most

senior general is being investigated for what's being called suspected serious violations of

discipline and law. General Zhang Yoh Sha was second only to President Xi Jinping in the

chain of military command. His removal is the latest in a near total purge of China's

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