ALI ROGIN: In tonight's other headlines, there# is uncertainty whether Palestinians trying to## get back to Gaza will have a way through the# Rafah border crossing.

The Palestinian Embassy## in Egypt said the crossing will reopen Monday.

But# Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office## issued its own statement today that saying the# crossing will remain closed until further notice.

Before the war, the Rafah crossing, which# connects the Gaza Strip to Egypt, was the## only way for Palestinians to leave the area along# a route not controlled by Israel.

Israel said all## the bodies of the hostages must be returned# before the crossing can be allowed to reopen.

Late this evening, the IDF said it would# soon receive the remains of several hostages.## Hamas blames its slow progress in# returning remains on a lack of heavy## machinery to dig through the rubble and# ash of what's left of the Gaza Strip.

Meanwhile, Gaza Civil Defense blamed the# Israeli military for the deaths of nearly## a dozen people overnight.

It's been widely# reported that 11 people from the same family## were killed after their bus was hit by a tank# shell.

The IDF said its soldiers fired at a## suspicious vehicle that crossed into an area# where Israeli forces continue to operate.

This## is the deadliest incident since the# ceasefire took effect eight days ago.

President Trump said tonight two survivors# who were detained after a U.S.

strike on a## vessel Thursday in the Caribbean will# be returned to their home countries.

In a social media post, the president# said the military targeted an alleged## drug carrying submarine because it was going# to bring fentanyl and other narcotics to the## US.

Two people on board were killed while two# survivors were rescued.

According to Mr.

Trump,## they will soon be sent to Ecuador and# Colombia, where they will face detention## and prosecution.

Thursday's strike is at least# the sixth such attack since early September.

Former Congressman George Santos is out# of prison and back home tonight after## President Trump commuted his sentence.# The president wrote on social media that## he decided to sign the commutation to# release Santos from prison on Friday,## in part because Santos would always# vote Republican when he was in office.

Santos, a Republican who represented New York's# 3rd congressional district, was set to serve seven## years in federal prison after he pled guilty# in August to fraud and identity theft charges.

And baseball superstar Shohei Ohtani cemented# the Los Angeles Dodgers spot in the World Series## thanks to his hitting and pitching talents.# Ohtani hit three home runs, had 10 strikeouts## and pitched six shutout innings to lead his team# to a 5-1 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers late## Friday.

The Dodgers will soon try to earn# their third World Series ring since 2020.

Still to come on PBS News Weekend, a massive leak# exposes how a small company is exporting China's## Great Firewall to the world and the formula for# better health from a former director of the CDC.