What she endured is unthinkable.

Abigail was among 13 hostages released today from Gaza,

under the brokered and sustained,

though intensive U.S. diplomacy.

She's now safely in Israel,

and we continue to press and expect for additional Americans

will be released as well.

And we will not stop working until every hostage is returned to their loved ones.

That was President Joe Biden speaking yesterday about an American girl who was orphaned by Hamas terrorists

and taken hostage, now free.

We'll have the very latest on the remaining hostages and the humanitarian pause in Gaza straight ahead.

Plus, new developments overnight in the shooting of three Palestinian students in Vermont,

an investigation that now includes the FBI.

Also ahead, a conversation on the dysfunction on Capitol Hill,

which is a major factor for some lawmakers who are now not seeking re-election next year. Good morning and welcome to way too early on this Monday, November 27th.

I'm Jonathan Lemire. Thanks for being with us. We hope you all had a nice long Thanksgiving weekend.

And we'll begin this morning with the ongoing

humanitarian pause in the Israel-Hamas war. Today is set to be the final day without fighting

inside Gaza unless the pause is extended, which would allow more hostages to be released.

Hamas so far has released 58 hostages since this truce took effect early Friday morning.

14 Israeli and three Thai hostages were released yesterday,

and the first American as dual national Abigail Eden was released.

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