Dwahli Saikao-Tao
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Live from NPR News in New York City, I'm Dwahli Saikautau.
Israeli hostages held in captivity for the last two years began returning home today.
At this hour, according to the Red Cross, seven hostages have been handed over to them, and they're making their way to IDF and Shin Bet forces in the Gaza Strip.
Here's what it sounded like at a release watch party in Cologne.
Hamas is expected to release the remaining 13 living hostages later today.
NPR reporters on the ground say the military is flying hostages by helicopter from southern Israel to local hospitals.
President Trump arrived in Israel shortly after hostages were being transferred.
In Tel Aviv, at Hasaja Square, the site of countless past candlelight vigils, tens of thousands gathered waving blue and white Israeli flags.
As part of the exchange and ceasefire deal, NPR's Aya Batrar reports, Israel is releasing a little more than 1,700 Palestinians taken away from Gaza who'd been imprisoned during the war.
Authorities still don't have an answer to what caused an explosion that killed 16 people at a Tennessee munitions plant on Friday.
Caroline Eggers with Member Station WPLN reports.
This is NPR News.
In western Alaska, along coastal communities, the remnants of Typhoon Halong tore houses off their foundations.
The governor said at least eight homes were washed away in two Alaskan villages.
Officials said search efforts continued into the night using rescue helicopters.
Hundreds of people took shelter at a local school, according to the non-profit Coastal Villages Region Fund in Kipnuk.
Measles continues to spread across the country.
St.
Pierre's Maria Godoy reports the U.S.
has now confirmed 1,563 cases this year, the highest number in three decades.
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