CAROL LIN, CNN ANCHOR: Right now we go overseas where the lives of children and their teachers hang in the balance this morning as that hostage crisis continues in Luxembourg. The siege began yesterday. CNN's Patricia Kelly is in Wasserbillig, Luxembourg, with the latest there -- Patricia.</s>PATRICIA KELLY, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, Carol, a sense of anticipation here as the hostages are slowly beginning to be released. In the last few hours, three children have been released, including the youngest, a girl of just 2 years old. About an hour go, in this video, you can see police cars speeding to the crisis center, a child gets out of the car and is led by the hand into the crisis center to be reunited with his parents who have waited for 22 hours to find out what happened to him. There are still 26 children under the age of 7 inside the daycare center being held by the gunman and three adults. In this video that we obtained earlier, you can see a corner of the day-care center. This is as close as the cameraman could get, and in the window, you can see the silhouette of the gunman, and he holds up in one hand grenade and in the other a handgun. And police say, he is also armed with a knife. What they are telling us here, though, is that they believe that the gunman, although he is nervous when he takes up contact with them on his mobile phone, and he is getting increasingly agitated they say, they do say that he has expressed on several occasions a desire not to harm the children or the adults that he's taken hostage. This is Patricia Kelly, CNN, reporting live from Luxembourg.</s>LEON HARRIS, CNN ANCHOR: Thank you, Patricia.
26 children, 3 Adults Held Hostage at Luxembourg Daycare Center