coast 8 p.m. los angeles, 6 a.m. gaza, this is breaking news coverage of the war in israel on "fox news at night." 46 minutes until sunrise in israel and the world's is wondering if day 15 will be the day israel begins a ground war in gaza and as more than a hundred thousand idf soldiers await orders two american hostages mother and daughter released by hamas and their family is speaking out for the first time sense they were set free. the ex-husband of judith father of natalie a teenager says it will be the best day whether they're reunited and encourages familiesly of hostages to keep praying. ten americans unaccounted for as the gaza ground invasion draws closer. lucas tomlinson is live with the latest on the ground. >> trace, just a short time ago president biden was walking up the steps to air force one a reporter short should israel delay its ground assault on gaza to negotiate the release of hostages and president biden answered yes. ten the white house said the president did not hear the question. this is israel's defense minister ordered his forces to prirp for war and ground combat soon. [speaking hebrew]. >> it's not going to be easy. there will be a toll. we need the support of everybody in the army on this. >> right now humanitarian aid pledged by president biden remains stuck at egypt's border crossing in gaza strip. israel blejdz a hundred million dollars in aid to gaza and the west bank. we have seen israeli if-15's. the israeli air force has continued launching airstrikes into gaza among the targets operational headquarters anti-tank launchers and hamas underground infrastructure. as you mentioned two american hostages released from hamas earlier a spokesman from israeli forces sea remember the hundreds of others who remain in captivity. >> you cannot lose sight of the fact there are 203 hostages there. are 201 including the elderly babies men women snatched from beds in the morning like this mother and daughter. >> as you mention it's two american hostages that have been freed a mother and her 17-year-old daughter from the chicago area been in israel since september now celebrating the mother's 85-year-old mother's birthday in a kibbutz. secretary of state blinken said earlier some remain captive and are waking up this morning in gaza still prisoner of hamas. >> lucas tomlinson thank you. we will have bill with more on the hostages and where they are tonight but first aaron cohen former member of israel special operations counterterrorist unit and frank a former green beret who trained with idf. he said something the white house walked back but i want to show you what he said just for context. >> [indistinct] >> the white house saying the president was far away, he didn't hear the full question but the intent you know everybody is wondering that question aaron cohen will this delay it? does hamas have another some momentum to be able to say, hey, we will keep releasing hostages if you keep delaying this ground invasion? >> well, it's a tough question. historically, terrorists don't negotiate, we don't negotiate with terrorists, terrorists don't negotiate with israelis. there seems to be pressure from u.s. which might change the macrodynamics a bit but any delay is good for us because it buys us time. >> right. >> and allows us -- >> buys time for what? it's been a couple of weeks massing at the border. time for what do they need? >> we need time to make sure that we have as much detailed intelligence as possible so that it can be actionable. a hostage rescue operation is only as good as the information that we receive and the fact that two of them were let go, which are americans which is great so it means we have 201 israelis and other nationals being held and we need information that is going to give us exact locations where to put that general staff reconnaisance unit at multiple points at multiple load occasion underground above ground and so the more intel we get the better chances we have of rescuing those hostages if in fact we have to go. >> that's a fair assessment. this is red tired general david petraeus. here's what he said about the ground invasion. >> i canned imagine a more findishly contextual situation in gaza, lots of civilians that doesn't wear uniforms who are fight from within the population will likely use some of these 200-plus hostages as human shields. >> fiendishly difficult is a bad phrase for a former retired general. >> urban combat is worst case scenario. urban combat in gaza is worst of worst. you're talking about three dimensional battle space and tunnels that could be the center of gravity this fight. it's going difficult but having trained with idf it's not the dog in the fight it's the size of the fight in the dog. they know they're fighting for existence as a state of israel. >> gallant says this about the stages of war. >> there will be three main stages. first we will destroy the hamas organization, eliminate the military and governmental infrastructure. that's the first thing. the next stage will take more time, which will be stableizing the system and at point will reach a point there's a completely different security regime here. >> where does the security regime come from aaron if it's not israel? >> well, israel wants to hand over the responsibility to more of the arab community. there's a doesen countries out there that claim to support the palestinians and this is what i'm hearing directly from one of my sources in israel. israelis are fed up. the idf is fed up. we got put into this quagmire honestly because we ended up in '97 in oslo. at this point from what i'm getting the israelis are ready to hem this off and let the other arab countries take responsibility. >> hezbollah coming hard they've evacuated 20 town people. thoughts. >> we don't want a northern front. iran needs to be health responsible for anything that lambs does or what hezbollah does. it's up to iran to make sure their approximaties in the north down start another fight and we need to lean on them to make sure that's what happens. >> frank aaron thank you both and meantime two americans released by hamas a mother and daughter are back in israel after their planned trip went terribly wrong just two weeks ago. bill is live with two hostages being release seized in american mom and her daughter released ashford they were kidnapped and held hostage during the october 7 terror attacks. this shows 59-year-old judith and her 17-year-old daughter natalie in custody of israeli defense forces after hamas released them to red cross for quote humanitarian reasons, their from illinois where their family held a press conference saying they're overjoyed they're safe and coming home. >> i spoke with my daughter earlier today. she sounds very good. she looks very good. she was very happy and she's waiting to come home. >> i'm so happy you're finally coming home. i missed you so much and hoped you were alive and safe and we know you're so brave and strong and happy your mom made it through this. >> today the state department welcomed the release of these merges and thank the qatar government for their involvement in the negotiations but added other americans are still being held by these terrorist. >> there's still ten additional americans who remain unaccounted forward in in conflict. we know that some of them are being held hostage by hamas along withes maitdz 200 other hostages health in gaza. it's very simple. hostages should be released immediately unconditionally. >> the idf says according to their intelligence most of those 200 other hostages are still alive. israel ambassador to the u.n. says they believe hamas released these two americans for a good p.r. writing in part, quote. end quote. natalie's dad said told him her hamas captors treated her nice and she and her mom are unharmed other than a little scratch on her mum's hand. she's got a message, pray and keep hoping. >> fbi former special agent nicole parker. two americans hostages released after biden's address to the nation. is it a coincidence or as bill was saying is this a p.r. move on behalf of hamas? >> first of all i would like to say how grateful i am that these two hostages were rebel and i'm so grateful two americans are coming home. i do believe it's a p.r. move. you know, these hamas operatives are smart individuals and they have people just like we do in united states. we have a bau uni-in it the fbi behavioral analysis unit. they have something similar. this is not a coincidence less than 24 hours after biden gave his speech we stand with israel, we are going to release two american hostages and notice they were american hostages. they want to change the narrative on the world platform and have people think you know what, do you really need to go in and do a ground invasion? they're starting to release hostages. that's what i believer it is. i absolutely agree with that statement. >> a lot of people say they're trying to buy time and release hostages can you buy days weeks up to a month, 200 plus hostages remain ten americans, is it impossible nicole to track them? do we have those capabilities? are they being moved around so it's harder to track? what's your take? >> you know i do not know. i'm obviously not privy to that information but based on what i believe there are definitely sources local informants people providing information the fbi our hostage rescue team negotiators working hand in hand with local israelis and think about it. they're keeping these hostages alive. they have to feed them. they have to bring supplies in and out. they have to track closely where supplies are coming and going to but it's a complex situation. >> state department issues level 4 travel advisory for lebanon quoting here do not travel to lebanon tu to the unpredictability situation related to rock it missile artillery exchange israel lebron james other armed militant factions. we are clearly getting information in the fbi and state department we do not like, nicole. >> it's not good and for anyone that's going to be travelling internationally go to travel.state.gov and if you need to travel internationally know that u.s. citizens are a target overseas right now and you need to be aware of what you're posting you on social media. be careful with your transportation whether it's public, whether it's uber, whether it's your hotel be aware and alert and sign up with the steps, state department step program smart traveler enrollment program and there can you sign up with your information, you can enter data. they'll give you alerts travel warnings and if there's an emergency they can locate where you are but keep your immediate on a swichl and be alert. >> nicole we appreciate it. pro-palestinian rallies continue breaking out around the globe demanding israel and its gaza campaign. jackie i nez is live with the latest. >> trace, united states embassies worldwide on high alert after friday prayers led to fiery protests across the muslim world and beyond. [public announcement] >> in dagnabbit protestors chanted no, no to america and israel, yes, yes to jihad as they lit fire to photos of joe biden and benjamin netanyahu. a similar scene played out in turkey and indonesia. here you can see where demonstrators also burned images of two leaders as well as israeli u.s. and british flags. riot police in jordan blocked crowds who were trying to get near the israeli embassy. as they chanted you can hear for hamas to remain down, more rockets to rain right down on israel. and tension remains high in the west bank where there are potential for third front in a wider war. state department says citizens overseas should quote exercise increased caution calls by al qaeda affiliates and lebron james to target the u.s. and israeli interests as a response to the ongoing conflict. trace. >> tensions are rising on college campuses, professor saying he would not send list own daughter there. anita is live with what the professor had to say and the fallout on other campuses. we are talking about the creme de la creme. some of the ivy league colleges where students dream of going have become a nightmare for? students who say they no longer feel safe on campus and pro-hamas and palestinian rallies are taking place at college campuses all over the u.s. fromlar vard to usc you can see how widespread they are. financiers and big hollywood producers like dick wolf of law and order fame say their check books are closed. at columbia university here in new york one professor said he has had enough of the anti-israel protest and rhetoric intimidating others. >> this is a school that you want to send your children to? they were celebrating the ra pe of teenage girls at a music festival in the name of resistance and the president of university is allowing these protestors to march on our campuses. >> columbia university put out a statement. trace, the irony stoonts say they chose these schools in part because they promoted diversity and inclusion and now she say they feel excluded and afraid. trace. >> anita thank you. julie hammel from the alliance of los angeles county sam and george washington law student thanks for coming on. the gentleman in the piece there is shy david dye. he is a columbia professor and said he wouldn't send his kid there. >> i'm talking to you. i'm speaking to you as a dad and i want you to know we cannot protect your children from pro-terror student organizations because the president of columbia university will not speak out against pro-terror student organizations. this is what cowards do. i'll name it night. president [name] of columbia university, you are a coward! >> it's an angry man. we should note columbia once hosted mahmoud ahmadinejad and you see the anger and people are pointing out have you lot of your minds? >> it's not limited to columbia. it's disturbing to watch these pro-hamas protests going on at these campuses the same groups of people saying misgendering something is violence and cheering the brutal rape of innocent civilians and unfortunately we are seeing america's new red guard. >> you mover on because i want to play this is allison luck her first and last name an nyu student and she said the following. >> i now attend university that doesn't support me. it doesn't support who i am. doesn't support my religion. it's hurtful to know i chose a place that i thought was super inclusive and wanted all kinds of people from all kinds of backgrounds and now they're not supporting. >> they push for safe space and condone antisemitism. >> i think the concerns that professor davida and ms. lux are articulating are true but they're only bubbling up. even in the jewish community in new york, the jewish community center had armed guards. synagogues across america has always had armed police and security measures we don't see anywhere else. there's a consistent thread of antisemitism everywhere and now there's excuse college radicals are getting the chance to express the hatred they have not had a socially acceptable rationale to use before. >> and i want to put this up harvard instagram post. i've got about 20 second left. >> i don't know what to say. i'm sorry it's just really disturbing and upsetting to see that supporting terrorism is suddenly an acceptable thing to do and celebrated. i don't understand. >> julie, sam, we are short on time. thank you both. coming up 25 minutes to sunrise in israel you can see is there. is this the day and if it is the day day break the time the massive ground invasion in gaza will begin and if so, will the war open on other fronts? 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would you consider delaying or recommend delaying the ground invasion to get that done? >> look. i had independent concerns about the ground invasion, trace. independent concerns from the standpoint of israel and the united states. i think a ground invasion into gaza at this juncture without a very clear objective is likely to be a disaster and i worry about the cascade that opens up. if circle mired in the south in gaza that opens up hezbollah to make an attack on the north and hezbollah has also said that's their red line. that pits israel in a two front war. there's no realistic way to envision the united states not getting involved militarily which in turn crosses the red line of iranian militias across the missed -- the middle east. if that plays out in the middle east without a clear plan what counts as victory is there a plan to prevent hamas 2.0? my concern is significant not out of the concerns about proportion or otherwise but on terms of success i worry this could be a failure and has not been sufficiently debated before proceeding. >> a lost people have echoed concerns about war on two fronts but american forces in the middle east have been targeted respirate time mostly by iranian backed groups. would you boost america's military resources in that region vivek? >> so look. america's ability to own assets is really important in that region. however i worry this is just a precursor of what's to come. many groups said the huthis in yemen, these are groups prespecified military engagement gear will be their condition for striking us assets in the reason. take dagnabbit with our larger u.s. embassy in dagnabbit so i worry trace without clearly define objectives we are going, israel is going in a direction likely with u.s. involvement down the road to a ground invasion in gaza that's going to serve neither interests nor israeli interests and i think there could be better ways of achieving a much more targeted objective get the leaders of hamas the top hundred whatever it is responsible for this in a targets away that avoids what i worry could be a catastrophe and spend the rest of those resources that would have been wasted on that war on border defenses for israel's resources and the united states for american resources. >> and on that note of funding the president wants congress to approve $110 billion mostly for ukraine some for israel some for the border. do you approve of that fund something. >> i think the wrong way to go about it. comingling this debate about ukraine and then about israel and pouring other things into that debate are basically a way of avoiding debate on any one of those issues so as a matter of principle i think we should be having a separate debate in congress about each of those individually. this is designed to sidestep debate and i remember this. this is somebody going to be the post-9/11 rae. we had made some of our worst mistakes in iraq and afghanistan because we failed to be bait the merits of those wars. i don't want to make the same mistakes and biden sets us up to do that. >> this administration has been accused of sidestepping iran during this whole chaos the past 14 days. what would you tell iran right now, in 15 seconds? of their nuclear capabilities is enough. stands down. united states has to be clear. we and israel have a shared vital objective to playing sure iran never becomes nuclear equipped and better not play a role in escalateing this conflict knowing that we actually mean it. for our part in the united states we need to behave rationally ending discussions with saudi arabia about transferring nuclear technology. that may be a mistake we made but let's go for nuke lone proliferation across the board middle east. that's my object i have had. >> vivek ramaswamy thank you we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> up next day break is upon us in gaza as the u.s. military is surging support to our closest ally and we will check with our military expert lucas tomlinson for the latest as we continue our breaking news coverage on "fox news at night." and are at high risk for fracture, you can build new bone with evenity®. ask your doctor if you can do more than just slowing down bone loss with evenity®. want stronger bones? 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(soft music) >> live look at beirut, lebanon more and more military assets being deployed in or near israel and blunt message to iran to be sure the lucas, are we sending a message to iran or are we planning for a more robust response? >> as the sun begins to rise in tel aviv we are exactly two weeks from the october 7 massacre by hamas. to answer the question what is the u.s. red line in this war that's the question i posed to president biden on the ground in tel aviv, he didn't answer but earlier today former defense secretary esper says if the esper will be forced to get into this war. but i spoke to israelis on the ground including tech mobile idf commander he says israel can handle hamas and hezbollah. he says what's critical is u.s. navy assets offshore in the mediterranean the uss gerald ford those war slips with strike aircraft and destroyeres courts and cruisers with hundreds of tomahawk cruise missiles that israeli commander said those slips are needed to prevent world war iii. you can't talk about hezbollah and hamas without sometimes the hand of iran. here is the secretary of state speaking today. >> ice hamas it's hezbollah it's iran. it's destruction. it's death. it's terrorism. it's darkness. >> this is u.s. forces in the middle east increasingly under attack in syria and iraq, no military response thus far, u.s. the uss car fl ey slot don missiles heading to israel about 1300 miles away and for our navy buffers that's the only time in history sm-2's were launched, cold war weapons only the second time since 2016 that destroyers shot down cruise missiles, that other incident in yemen in 2016. right now things are tense. >> i got about 25 seconds left for you. you showed the picture of the u.s. forces getting hit from 5 different angles. i'm wondering, u.s. diplomats are also in danger; true? >> we have seen the protests when the news reports came out from the gaza health ministry 500 people killed turned out it was a parking lot that got lit with a stray rocket from hamas and much smaller number of people killed. we saw massive protests throughout the middle east especially u.s. embassy in beirut and monday is the 40th anniversary of the marine barracks bombing in beirut. we know terrorists love anniversaries. they've issued a warning for all americans to leave lebanon and decreased embassy personnel. >> lucas tomlinson back to you as news warrants. criminal defense attorney vick. i want to play this. welcome. i want to play this sound bite from representative land gooden on "your world". >> the american people has got to wake up. there administration last failed on multiple fronts element it's time to get back to business. it scares the hell out of me whether i see what's happening in israel and i know that members of hezbollah and terrorist organizations have free passage to our nation. >> they do have free passage scary if you look at big picture. >> go on line customs and border patrol what beverage of people are actual friday latin american countries? what percentage of people coming across our bothers have children that are fleeing distraught conditions? we just a powerful graphic of the surrounding countries of israel and potential conflicts and attacks. many of those individuals who have anti-american sentiment are those who have been let into the united states either on or off the record. post-2001 september 11th we had the patriot act which allowed the bulk collection of all intelligence for the fbi cia nsa anyone that wanted to make terrorist attacks in the country was curtailed into the freedom act so the federal government of the united states definitely has all the tools more so than any other country to direct investigations and prevent attacks on our homeland, which is just as important as these investigations in what's happening in the middle east. the problem is we don't know who to surveil because the orders have left a vacuum for law enforcement. >> and i wanted to put up this graphic, border encounters special interest aliens. number. 6,000 plus from afghanistan. 3,000 from egypt. 659 from iran. 538 from syria. 30,000 from turkey, 1600 from pakistan. on it goes from jordan from yemen from iraq, 15,000 for mauritania and these people are not vetted. >> many of these individuals probably love america and probably salivate to be on our soil bus but most of the people are not properly vetted or even known. we are talking about numbers that you astutely pointed out have been contacted by the united states government but what about the thousands maybe two or three times those numbers have people who have come through cartel actions through tunnel over broken fences and unbuilt walls? those numbers are unh-unh told and unknown. thankfully we have a very powerful intelligence gathering system which we have to balance the next ten years. is it too much? is government to big? right now not. remains to be seen in the future. >> nick we will see you for final thoughts will third time not a charm for jim jordan, republicans drop him after he lost a third vote for house speaker. chad has more from capitol hill. >> the question is who the g.o.p. can elect if anyone. republicans finally mix the campaign of jim jordan after he pledged support on a third consecutive ballot. >> i told the conference i it was an honor to be speaker designee but it's important to answer the question do they want to continue in that role and so put the question to them, they made a different decision. >> 25 republicans voted for somebody other than jordan on the floor that the kid his third better. his opponents contend he tried to under cut steve scalise and accused jordan allies of threatening him. >> i have no personal animus toward him. time to step down. >> officially running for speaker haener, scott, bergman sessions. jodie arrington believes he last a chance if he can get the support of the texas delegation. >> as i said i'm seriously considering. when i have peace and when i've consulted with my texas delegation, it's also important. >> arrington has lot of one vote from the lone star state. >> now we have thrown the three superstars in our conference we threw them out. without mccarthy. we had cece. we had the number 2 most popular republican and they don't want him. i'm moving to donald trump. >> the house will listen to candidate pitches monday. the house will vote tuesday on speaker three weeks to the day after the ouster of mccarthy. >> coming up the sunrisings troops ready some 200 people still held hostage. back with the panel. final thoughts next. it changes how you eat, how you feel, and how you enjoy life. it changes your smile and how others smile at you. clearchoice network doctors have changed over 100,000 lives with dental implants, and they can change yours, too. because a clearchoice day changes every day. schedule a free consultation. pers! time to win is running out in our prize packed kick off the savings monopoly game! hurry in to play for your chance at over $25 million in prizes and money saving offers like this, and this, or even this. plus, you still have a shot at up to $100,000 in guaranteed prize money. stop in while you can still win and shop your favorite brands sporting the kick off the savings monopoly tag for unlimited bonus game tickets at lucky! >> welcome back. team for final thoughts with aaron vick and julie. vick why do we worry about lone wolf attackers? . >> a lone wolf is where the government cannot prove it has actual relationships with a terrorist organization. that was a big fighting issue from patriot to adoption of the freedom act. i remember being with roundtable discussions with intelligence officials after 2001 and pledly after that where social media is one of the biggest ways to recruit actors in the anti-american sentiment so you have to worry about the lone wolf because while they're not actually part of an organization they're there to support the anti-american magenta with acts of violence. >> biden's border calls for $850 million for processing and refugee seling. >> if you look at the fine print he's asking congress for $850 million for expansion of lawful path ways bring more migrants into the country at ports of entry stream lining processing so catch and release faster than now, and for the to settle refugees in the u.s. and be self sufficient sea bring more people in the u.s. and get them going with tax funds. >> considering curriculum clear antisemitic. >> i think it's to reconsider teaching radical ideology and critical race theory. >> aaron it's a big topic. >> i'm hearing from one of my sources in israel part of that conversation with president biden with some of our intelligence officials up at blue lot, like we say in in farsi [speaking foreign language] which means these guys are in our reach. i think there's a larger conversation. >> thanks for watching america's late news "fox news at night." we will have continuing coverage on the water in israel. have a great week. see you back on monday or push through the pain and symptoms? 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