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President Trump to preside over an historic signing ceremony. I'm Jack Callaghan, Fox News. Send it to Egypt to take part in the signing of the deal between Israel and Hamas to cement the historic cease fire agreement and see the last of the Hamas held hostages released. Fox's Steve Harrigan is in Tel Aviv.
B (0:19)
The Trump team already on the ground here. Special envoy Steve Witkoff as well as Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump having some emotional meetings with family members of some of the hostages. Then they addressed a massive crowd out in hostages Square in Tel Aviv. More than 100,000 people coming out to hear Witkoff say that this agreement is basically a miracle and an act of courage. You've prayed, you've persevered and you've shown the world that peace is not weakness. There's been a lot of speculation about when the 20 living hostages could be released by Hamas right now. Israeli officials say they still expect that to happen on Monday, but they are monitoring all developments.
A (1:00)
Part of that deal includes gradually pulling the Israeli military. Questions remain, though, as to who will govern Gaza and if Hamas will be disarmed. Tens of millions of people are bracing for heavy rain, damaging winds and massive waves from that powerful nor' easter moving up the Eastern seaboard. Fox's meteorologist Adam Klotz tells us nasty weather.
C (1:20)
We're going to be talking about moving up the coast here on Columbus Day as well. It's already begun in the mid Atlantic, some of the southeastern states. These are your rainfall totals. Some areas getting 2 to 4 inches of rain. That system is going to continue to move. So it's not really drying itself out just yet. And it's bringing some pretty intense winds with it as well. 45, 60 mile an hour winds. Those are what we're seeing or have seen. Again, that moves more and more toward the Northeast, the mid Atlantic. So you're going to see rain ultimately moving up into the New York area, D.C. boston, all of these spots are going to get it. 30, 40, 50, maybe 60 mile an hour winds.
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