Good evening I'm on the Navas and I'm Jeff Bennett on the news hour tonight.

The extended ceasefire in the Middle East allows more hostages to be released,

while the US pushes Israel to avoid displacing more civilians in Gaza.

Abortion before the Texas Supreme Court.

A group of women make the case that the state's lack of exceptions for pregnancy complications puts their lives in danger.

And a look at what's causing nurses to burn out and the risks that poses to patients health.

You have this moral obligation to assist patients in achieving their health and wellness.

When you can't do that because of systems that are in place,

that's where that distress comes from. Welcome to the news hour. Today was the day the war could have resumed in

Gaza with an initial truce set to expire. Instead it's the fifth day of a pause

in fighting, the fifth day of Hamas releasing mostly Israeli hostages, Israel releasing 30 detained

Palestinians, half of them women, and more aid arriving into Gaza.

Nick Schifren begins our coverage.

As a fifth day of armistice allowed the fifth release of mostly Israeli hostages from

Gaza and 30 Palestinians from military detention in the West Bank, there's a diplomatic push tonight

to extend the pause.

In Doha, CIA Director Bill Burns met with Israeli counterpart David Barnaya.

One of their goals expand the hostage release agreement

beyond foreign workers and Israeli women and children

that have so far been released

to the more than 100 Israel male hostages being held in Gaza.

Hamas has indicated it's interested.

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