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We will start with the latest updates from the war between Israel and Hamas. 28 premature babies from Gaza are receiving treatment in Egypt. The babies were transported after the Israeli defense force raided the Al Shifa hospital. Doctors at the hospital report, no power, food, water and limited medical supplies. Gaza's director of Hospital says four babies from Al Shifa died before they could be relocated. Now according to doctors, 11 babies remain in critical condition. Gaza's Health Ministry said at least 12 people were killed overnight in Israeli strikes on the Indonesian Hospital. The health ministry said the hospital is surrounded by tanks with 700 patients and as many as 15,000 civilians sheltering inside in total. The ministry said over 11,500 people have died in Gaza at a news conference yesterday. The ID F showed video they claim shows two hostages held by Hamas and Al Shifa arguing the video backs their claims that Hamas operated a command center and tunnels under the hospital before the video was released. Hamas separately claimed injured hostages were brought to the hospital for treatment. A deal to release multiple Hamas hostages is in the works according to the Israeli ambassador to the US in an interview last night on this week with George Stephanopoulos on ABC news, Michael Herzog said a deal could be possible in the coming days. We are hopeful that we can get a significant, a significant number of hostages freed in the coming days. I don't want to go into the details of these talks. They are obviously very sensitive, the less we go into the details, the better the chances of such a deal, but they are very serious efforts and I am hopeful that we can have a deal when asked about a hostage deal. Yesterday, President Biden said he wanted to make sure they're out before discussing any specifics. And the National Weather Service is warning that severe storms are set to impact the southeast starting this afternoon. The storm system will bring thunderstorms to eastern Texas starting in the afternoon and the storm will then pass through Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi and Arkansas overnight. The National Weather Service said there is an enhanced risk of high winds, tornadoes and hail in some of these areas. As the storm moves east tomorrow, there is a marginal risk of excessive rainfall and flash floods in Alabama, Georgia, the Carolinas, Virginia, Maryland and all the way up to New Jersey between 1 to 3 inches of rain is expected. Today, the world remembers former first Lady Rosalyn Carter with tributes referring to her work as a mental health advocate and her support for equal rights. Mrs Carter passed away at age 96. Yesterday at her home in Plains Georgia, she was surrounded by family. At the time of her death, President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden remembered her saying, quote, Rosalind did so much to address many of society's greatest needs. The Bidens added, oh, they always felt the hope, warmth and optimism of Rosalind Carter. She will always be in our he hearts end quote. Former first lady Michelle Obama took to social media platform Act to post her memory saying this quote. She reminded me to make the role of first lady my own just like she did. I'll always remain grateful for her support and her generosity and quote, we'll have much more on Rosalind Carter's legacy later in the show elsewhere. Right wing candidate Javier Mile one, Argentina's presidential election yesterday, the newly elected president one with 55.7% of the votes defeating his opponent, the Economy Minister Sergio Baa. He received 44.3% of the vote. The win comes after Malay promised to address the country soaring inflation and rising poverty rates. The highest percentage of the vote in Argentinian presidential candidate has received since 1983 according to the country's electoral authority. While Malays campaign drew comparisons to former President Trump's approach with the former president congratulating him on true social writing. Quote, the whole world was watching, I'm very proud of you. You'll turn your country around and truly make Argentina great again and quote, and the suspect in a string of shootings in Memphis was found dead yesterday afternoon. Police said suspect Mavis Christian Junior died of a self inflicted gunshot. Christian was wanted in connection to shootings on Saturday that left three women and a 13 year old girl dead and a 15 year old girl, critically injured. Police said all of the victims were related to the 52 year old suspect. They said the shootings were believed to be a domestic violence incident. Interstate 10 in Los Angeles reopened last night after being closed for more than a week following an arson attack that damaged a large section of the freeway on November 11th. The California Department of Transportation said a 250 person crew was working 24 hours a day to remove damaged pillars and replace wood posts and steel beams. California fire officials and authorities are still looking for the suspect. A suspected arsonist. They identified a person of interest as a male about 6 ft tall and ranging from 100 and 70 to 100 and £90. The suspect was caught on surveillance video wearing a black hoodie and blue shorts. The suspect appeared to have a burn injury on his left leg and last night were the 2023 Billboard Music Awards and we're breaking down the big winners country singer Morgan Wallen took home the most awards winning 11 in total one and one in major categories like top male artist, hot 100 artist and top streaming songs artist. Following with most wins was Taylor Swift who won 10 awards in categories like top artist, top female artists, top song sales artist, like most winners with thanks fans in a pre recorded message. The awards new online only broadcast prompted criticism on social media with some fans complaining about the format.