Good evening I'm Nick Schufren, Jeff Bennett and I'm the Navas are away.

On the news hour tonight, Israel and Hamas prepare to pause fighting and exchange hostages for prisoners at a

pivotal moment after seven weeks of war.

Taking stock of the labor movement following major recent wins but still facing challenges and

Southeast Asia struggles to control the flood of imported plastic waste that's

supposed to be recycled. I must say please deal with your mess. Don't dump it on someone

else's because eventually it's not just us that's going to be affected. It are the final hours. 48 days of hoping the kidnap will be released.

These are the final hours before the guns are scheduled to go silent in Gaza.

At midnight eastern time tonight, Israel has committed to pause its military campaign.

And tomorrow at 9 a.m. Eastern Hamas is committed to release 13 hostages it kidnapped during the

October 7th terrorist attack.

Until then, the war continues.

In the hours before the guns cease, the tanks and the military bulldozers roll on. Israeli soldiers continue their ground invasion today in northern Gaza's residential

neighborhoods that Hamas uses to fight and store its weapon.

Israel's top soldier, Lieutenant general heard the Hallavi said military pressure had

helped force Hamas to release hostages.

We are not ending the war.

We will continue until we are victorious.

Hamas uses residential neighborhoods to fight block to block.

It released this video showing attacks on Israeli troops.

Israel's air campaign continued as well, with 300 airstrikes today.

The IDF released black and white videos of its targeting senior Hamas commanders.

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