Breaking news out of the Middle East with Hamas saying it's ready to release the last living American hostage.

Tonight, White House officials confirming Idan Alexander could be freed as soon as tomorrow.

We're following late developments and what this could mean for the future of the war in Gaza.

New outages triggering travel headaches at two of the biggest airports in the country, ground stops at Newark and Atlanta, the ripple effect nationwide, and the dramatic warning from the Transportation Secretary tonight.

Questions now about a possible trade deal between the U.S. and China, the White House hinting at a big announcement that

might help your budget's bottom line, and the controversial gift the White House appears

ready to accept from the Qatari royal family, a luxury plane to be the new Air Force

won.

Ukraine, accepting Russia's offer for direct talks to try to end the war.

So does this mean peace could be in sight?

And we're at the Vatican as Pope Leo delivers a special Mother's Day message at St. Peter's.

John, what's it like to look at there and see your brother?

Unreal? You know, a tremendous sense of pride.

And Lester Holt's interview with the New Pope's brother, shop class making a comeback,

why more students are signing up for a more hands-on experience.

Welcome to the Delilah show.

And the radio voice we all know by just one name, Delilah. We need a lot of hope.

We need a lot of faith. We need a lot of joy. And so I love to share that at night. The mother on a

mission to spread comfort to millions. This is NBC Nightly News with Hallie Jackson.

We are coming on the air with the last living American hostage, believed to be held in Gaza,

set to be released as soon as tomorrow.

Idan Alexander has been in captivity for 583 days.

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