big weekend show begins with fox news alert. good evening, i'm nicole saphier, joey jones, alicia opinions and joe concha. you video of a second wave of hostages released by hamas hours ago crossing into israel. these are the phases of israelis in age from three years old to 67 years old. also releasable for foreigners from time and. tonight new video of the two dozen hostages read by hamas yesterday on the first day of a deal that includes african fighting. the number of total hostages released climbed to 41. 195 hostages are still being held by hamas tonight. these hostages are signs of hope at this emotional moment 9-year-old alone ran into his father's arms after 49 days in captivity. jeff paul is live in southern israel tonight. good evening, any word on the american hostages? >> so far they are not among the hostages released but we are learning all 17 hostages who made up today are either in route to area hospitals are are at the hospital right now. the for foreign nationals released are said to hospital just outside of tel aviv. twelve hostages were sent to the sheba medical center outside of tel aviv but one of the israeli hostages were sent to the hospital closer to the egyptian israeli border due to her condition, she needs a surgery right now but we are told it's not life-threatening. today's events a stressful intent day unlike the day before where things ran smoothly. today was delayed by seven hours and that is in part due to hamas accusing israel of not agreeing to their agreement in this. hamas says israel is not releasing the types of prisoners they expected and they wanted to see more aid had to northern gaza. israel disagreeing saying they are living up to the agreement and accused hamas of engaging the psychological warfare, another example of this underscores how tense and fragile the deal is and this is day two, we have another two days of what's expected to be a four-day pause in the work but there are signals there could be an appetite to extend the fourth day pause. mediators think it could be extended a couple of days, one or two days. israeli government has for every ten hostages released, they will extend the cease-fire. we should know this time yesterday and the day before israeli government had a list of names of people expected to be released the following day. so far, they don't have the li list, we are hoping americans this time. >> jeff paul, thank you so much. earlier israeli special ops explain what likely happened in the delay of the hostages today. >> i believe it is because israel made it clear to hamas if you do not release hostages you agree to, we will continue and the aggression as far as special operations forces on the ground. >> usa he was leaving it could have been a positive today because of israel continuing to say this is not going to be the end and they are going to continue efforts until hamas is completely destroyed. what you make of it? >> i don't have the text on both parties in front, all we have is what's reported trying to make note because that's interesting as the operational or tactical opportunities and advantages israel has had to essentially give up to get hostages back because i feel even netanyahu face and body language when he announced this was reluctant. they probably feel they are giving up more on the battlefield realize because the probably got them to the negotiating table to give up hostages give up the calls of pressure on them. in the original reporting it was they were not going to surveilled north and south half of gaza at all for four days and the other half of gaza it would cut surveillance during the day from 10:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. so these are things israel was probably relying on and they may have's duct by that 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and hamas is think we saw surveillance, i think there is a lot going on to where hamas is realizing they were not used hostages to buy their lives back. israel will kill and they should. >> earlier today one of the things he saw today mike yesterday hostage release went smoothly and today there was a pause. from the human standpoint, technically and everything joey says is correct, we do know behind-the-scenes what happens but this is a reminder hamas is still in control and a lot of innocent lives there. earlier today a telegram negotiator said because as we all know hamas continues to win the information war, continue to have supervisors they will continue to release hostages because they are good at giving good rest. >> one thing hamas is good at is pr. making people feel that, maybe people forget they are the ones caused all of this so i think that would be highly unlikely they would do something like execute hostages because they are much better and thoughtful. i think you will see an efficient transfer, it's in hamas' best interest to make an efficient transfer. >> one thing not getting as much attention, innocent civilian hostages, they are getting about three criminals release. palestinian criminals, not just petty draft people released today. they are getting three times as many criminals back to palestine as innocent civilians but it shows you how much israelis affect the lives of them. >> hamas does it and don't forget, hamas is under unrelenting pressure as israel responded to the attack of october 7. they need cease-fire but when they agree to release hostages by piece, the israel and israel's allies got to see this moment and feel a moment of relief from other bit of hope and we build on that anticipation with the next group of people to come and that is the moment hamas decided it would put everything on pause and take it away and take away the possibility which it applies more pressure on israel to figure it out so hamas trying to send a message we need to cease-fire but also we are still in control. >> you have young children and i have young children, watching the videos of the little boy and the little girl reunited with her father warms our heart, you have to remind yourself of the terror she had and those who mr. but it's 26 israelis returned from 815 time for nationals returned, zero americans in the president was asked about the status of the american hostages, he said he didn't have data on that. earlier today was asked about the american hostages and this is what he had to say. >> when will the hostages be released? >> i am hoping he will say something soon. >> note update on the status, hopeful we will seek some noon, where is the urgency for american lives? the mark a $34 million estate owned by a billing or hedge fund boss, the optic is not good, it doesn't look like he's truly on top of the situation there should be urgency here. what if we listened to alexandria ocasio-cortez or elon omar or rashida tlaib calling for an immediate cease-fire date after october 7? none of these hostages would be freed right now but at least we have 49 days of bad news, horrific news, all the accounts and videos people slaughtered and beheaded, kickbacks. we have relatively good news but we will talk about the children, i look at my kids differently ever day as a result, what if they went to things like this? abigail it on, celebrated a birthday yesterday, she turned four years old and still is a hostage being held and even if she gets freed, she is now going to go home to her home without a mother and father who were murdered in front of her october 7 so even if they read, it's one hell to another but at least we are seeing some folks, particularly children being freed after seven weeks of horrible news we are finally turning a corner. >> the first hostage bringing fresh proof hamas must be destroyed and they said without a doubt islamic jihad and biden administration support for israel is soft, they want to make israel a permanent cease-fire or greatly extend this one. the central fact of the war, hamas must be eradicated or words never again have no meaning? >> this was my concern when it was announced. they announced reverend and hostages released they extend the cease-fire by day and i didn't delete it all the other parts of it monthly don't surveilled but what if hamas says here is a mom and daughter or two family members, we will release them in israel says no, we will bomb you instead, that will be tough for israel to keep up hamas tries that. >> is will continue to unfold and we will be covering it here. straight ahead, what did julia roberts have in common? is way more thanks to artificial intelligence. that's coming up next. ♪ ok, someone just did laundry... no, i add downy light so the freshness really lasts. yeah, most scented stuff gives me a headache, but this is just right. and i don't like anything. but i like this. get a light scent that lasts with no heavy perfumes or dyes. 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[laughter] >> this is a farce, it's okay because she's an entertainer i can do that. in order to use artificial intelligence, you have to think about prompt, type and this is what i want you to write for me and who it is about and this is on the heels of the strike going on for the longest time ever all of hollywood supporting each other in the idea artificial intelligence take jobs away so i don't believe for a second the chatgpt actually computer with julia roberts, i think she used the opportunity to prove.all the has been saying whether or not it's true, i dunno. it would be easy for artificial intelligence to take my job and more legible because it wouldn't have might accent so maybe i should be afraid, i'm just not. it is a stick kind of thing but i don't take it serious. >> so you think the actor was maybe acting? >> absolutely. >> let's look back at the writer strike and actor strike and a fiercely had. >> if we don't stand tall right now, we are all going to be in trouble. we are all going to be in jeopardy of being replaced by machines. >> so what is your concern about being replaced? >> artificial intelligence has certainly been met in my profession, i've been using it for over a decade and early cancer detection, we have computer assisted detection we been working with for a while. when you talk about chatgpt and other things, it is evolving. it should be and accompanied or associated intelligence, not artificial intelligence because what it should be as you use the computer technology, and amazing innovation, they need to couple it with the human brain is pop because one without the other will not work whatsoever. when you put things into chatgpt, you can tell chatgpt has been versus a human, it has a formula powder can follow. can it provide a good layout for something someone who is busy we need to write speeches? absolutely. you can edit it and put a personal touch to it but i don't see it completely relates it replacing humans because again, unless you have everyone thing the same formula in every speech it will be repetitive. one of the big concerns i had when it comes to chatgpt is children are no longer going to be able to know how to write because schools have to be very careful to make sure papers and exams and essays are not utilizing chatgpt because one of the greatest strength in the english-language and ability to write, if this generation can't do that which they are already struggling, that will be a great loss. >> you have younger kids, this is going to get even more sophisticated as they had into higher grades. >> majority of college students use chatgpt to help write papers and help that it but there are some things you can't replicate as a writer of a book, joey has written a book, it's going to happen, i watched barbenheimer this week and great for different was the director of that, it is recounting of one of the most fascinating important events in human history. the building of the atomic bomb that eventually ended world war ii. i can't see ai or chatgpt replacing a crystal or all the wonderful actors in that movie to make that a willing dollar movie based so bland find, back and replace things in hollywood but if you want greatness, the human element will always exist. >> it would probably make a great marvel movie though. 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