BILL HEMMER, CNN ANCHOR: A hostage crisis taking place at a preschool in the small central European country of Luxembourg. An armed man is holding 26 children and three adults hostage in the town of Wasserbillig. CNN's Patricia Kelly live there with the very latest this morning with us. Patricia, what is the very latest from there?</s>PATRICIA KELLY, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, the latest is, four children have been released over the last few hours: three boys and a girl all under the age of four. So they will actually leave 25 children still remain hostage, along with three adult female teachers. Now there's a big sense of anticipation here in the area in front of the crisis center, where parents are waiting for news of their children. They've been waiting throughout the night, for 24 hours of this crisis. Now earlier, we did have some video shot by the CNN crew showing a child being carried by a uniformed officer through the trees. Beyond those trees is the day care center, where the hostages are being held. Now, this child was driven to this crisis center behind me where reunited with his parents. Now, the CNN crew in that location reporting to us up at this end of the town that there's a lot of police activity underway. The police are heavily armed. A group of them are gathering in the area. They're heavily armed, they're wearing bulletproof vests, and they are wearing masks so that they cannot be recognized. These police are believed to be members of a German special intervention squad, which had been sent over the border into Luxembourg to help the Luxembourg authorities cope with this crisis -- Atlanta.</s>HEMMER: All right, Patricia Kelly live there in Luxembourg, the town of Wasserbillig, we'll continue to watch that. Good news, a few of those kids were released today, but we will watch it throughout the morning.
Hostage Crisis Continues at Luxembourg Preschool; 26 Children, 3 Adults Held by Armed Man