>> hello i'm alicia acuna along with joey jones, nicole saphier and joe concha. the big story is a fox news alert. a third wave of hostages released by hamas among the 17 is 4-year-old abigail and american israeli girl whose parents were killed in front of her by hamas terrorist on october 7. we have team fox coverage tonight, lu lucas tomlinson is a nantucket massachusetts with bit under biden's reaction but first alex hogan. >> is the third day of the cease-fire comes to an and 14 israeli hostages have been freed this brings the total to 40 is really hostages, 14 thai hostages and one filipino. among them the very first american dual citizen. abigail was found covered in her parents blood on october 7 when they were killed and she was taken hostage. doctors say as much is there celebrating the 4-year-old who has now been released there is one woman in dire condition, the eldest released today an 84-year-old woman airlifted at the hospital, take a listen. >> she's in the emergency department after significant medical neglect after the past weeks while being held by hamas. she is an unstable condition with risk to real life. >> days of emotional video coming out of the family reunions this is footage of sharon hurts men hugging her son, she was taken hostage along with a 12-year-old daughter hugging her father before the parents embraced. know what the 12-year-old wanted a dog and her dad speaking to the press saying this little girl is now getting a puppy these are the moments of celebration across israel and those that have been reunited it is relief mixed with guilt given the other families have not been so lucky. >> she learned for the first time that her son survived and the moment she saw him hugging was an amazing moment in a moment of joy and the community lost over 100 people that was kidnapped and some murdered and there is no home or house to return to. there is other shocking news. it is a mix between j joy and sadness. >> we entered the early hours of day four of the cease-fire when more hostages are expected to be released. negotiators are hoping to prolong the cease-fire something from the israeli government and hamas that that is a will that they intend to follow as well. >> we continue to think of all of the families tonight. alex hogan in jerusalem. president biden is back at the white house returning earlier from nantucket where he appeared to take credit for getting hamas to release more than 50 hostages so far. >> the proof that this is working and were pursuing further, every smile and grateful tear that we see on the faces of those families were finally getting back together again. the proof is little abigail. alicia: we go live with lucas tomlinson whose with the president. >> tomorrow marks the last day of the four-day truce. president biden speaking to nantucket before departing says he wants to see the time period extended, cease-fire extended to get more hostages out. he mentioned he wants to redouble efforts to get the remaining american hostages out up to eight remain held captive inside of gaza tonight. >> have you extracted any guarantees about the hostages or do you have an expectation of how much longer you could push this on. >> the deal calls for every ten hostages release we extended another day. i'm hopeful this is not the end that it will continue. >> these hostages being released have not seen the sunshine did over 50 days. they have been held captive inside of the tunnels. president biden seemed to take credit for behind-the-scenes negotiations as you mentioned earlier. >> this is a product of a lot of hard work and personal engagement for me and my team. we've been in close contact with the leaders of qatar, egypt and israel speaking with each one of them repeatedly over the past few weeks to help secure the deal. >> some republican lawmakers which they had seen more americans hostages being released much earlier. >> i am concerned that the biden administration did not make it a condition of the steel that americans be in the first hostages of release. especially since american aid is going into gaza right now to northern gaza as part of the conditions that hamas had. i think when the administration says i know every detail and they don't even know if their life that certainly concerning. >> the white house as president biden spoke to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu before leaving to return to the white house. alicia: lucas tomlinson, good to see you. thank you so much. joey, i want to go to you first, people need to pay attention. one of the hostages release is a russian national and hamas said they did in response to the efforts of russian president vladimir putin a show of appreciation for hamas position on the work, you take that statement about the stark release the position of our american president in our american hostages in the job that he has that lies ahead. joey: the people from thailand were released because of negotiations with iran and hamas. i think it was a president in a difficult place to have one american and i don't know upwards of nine or ten unaccounted for high for 3 - 10 i'm not sure where the number is that the americans are held hostage and it took three days and a lot of back-and-forth and a lot of days of him getting heat for not getting an american in the first group that came through the first tranche. i think we have to take a step back and say what this hamas see as american hostages as is the currency to buy their own lives back if israel is that enough. is that why they're keeping more grasp on the market hostages or do they had a place for the get essay were getting of all the americans back of the u.s. will calm down and not help israel kill us. i'm not sure what they see the currency as but obviously we interviewed peter lerner the idf spokesperson and some hostages a higher value than others spew alicia: let's not forget the palestinian prisoners who have been released and fox digital has a alarming story out today about what some of the newly released palestinian terrorist may receive. here's the headline. biden admin accused of aiding palestinian pay for sleigh as terrorist profit and hamas deal experts claim from the report. many of the newly released convicted palestinian terrorist who are part of a swap is secure the freedom of is really important hostages held by the terrorist movement hamas could receive u.s. funds via the palestinian authority and expert on the matter claim. he noted that everything will terrorist gets a salary from the palestinian authority once they are imprisoned. jojoe: a salary to kidnap young children like abigail edan that celebrated her fourth birthday on friday. now she comes out not going home to her parents witnessed them getting murdered. somehow u.s. dollars are involved in facilitating this. the fear is this is the new normal of warfare. are we facilitated the ultimate incentive program to kidnap innocent civilians during these conflicts in order to create leverage for x, y, z as far as getting palestinian prisoners out? and by the way not petty criminals that we talked about yesterday. these people tried to murder israeli police officers for example. this is good to be a vicious cycle if we continue to facilitate this from a monetary perspective then what does this mean going forward to what will terrorist do as far as the playbook as far as not only attacks but taking people against their will and saying what you going to give us now. alicia: were heading into the final day of this exchange is supposed to occur. it brings to mind what happens in the days after. we can take a look at and to listen to the president because he wants us to continue. >> this is the product of a lot of hard work and personal engagement. for me and my team. we have been in close contact with the leaders of qatar, egypt and israel speaking with each one of them repeatedly over the past weeks to help secure the steel. alicia: he wants to continue to extended. right now he only has one american in his slot that he's been able to account for but he's taking credit. nicole: deposit is taking credit but if you ask about the remaining american hostages he has no information. we do not know the condition therein or exactly how many there are. we are funding both sides of this war and supporting israel and given a lot of support and money to the palestinians, to gaza and that's been funded and funneled through hamas. at the end of the day prolonging the cease-fire calling for permanent cease-fire without the distraction of hamas opens up israel to another blood he massacre. as joe mentioned earlier, it's wonderful that abigail was able to come home today but she is now an orphan that's not something that the president continues to emphasize, they were murder, 1200 lives that were brutally lost. hamas has to be completely destroyed, the end goal cannot only be getting back to hostages but the complete destruction of 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do you use google maps? joey: have a three-point plan. help people out. dry four-wheel-drive you never know which way to run in front of you you wanted to go under not over. it makes you look more manly, the taller the truck, the more manly you are. three-point plan. plan number two, don't use gps. look up and look at the road and the road signs. if you use gps you be michael scott driving off into a pond. the third is testimonial. i live in twentynine palms california. that is three hours from nowhere we used to go to vegas all the time. i know what the desert looks like i get creepy and i get it. at what point in a kia sorrento were previous when the pavement goes to dirty stop then. you do not go into your stock. nicole: you had the travelers in vegas they probably had a good time heading back to l.a. google maps told him to take another route to avoid the dust storm. they got stranded and this is what is the dreaded stranded driver said. the first driver that turned around talk to us to tell us that the road gets washed out the higher into the mountain that you get we have to turn around since the path leads to nowhere. people had to be towed out because the cars cannot go anywhere. at the end of the day, mapquest back in the day when i started driving but now google maps in ways and everything else, it is a suggestion, look up a little bit. alicia: google maps is not divisive you, it is a suggestion. how many times is this have to happen before people will finally learn this lesson from other people. it's not the first time we've ever seen this. that's disturbing. joey: this is what needs to happen, driver's ed, i took driver's ed because my mom said it would get a cheaper insurance, i don't know if that's true or not. >> i think our parents all told us that. i'm not sure if it's true or n not. joey: learning to use gps needs to be incorporated into driver's ed. people don't understand adult how to look at the road on the map to see which road in front of them they need to take people take the wrong turn all the time they turn too quickly, to roads too late. you have to apply the real world to the screen that you're using. that's where people mess up, i go back. if you're in a previous, woody goes from pavement to dirt, you just stop and reevaluate your life. joe: i disagree, without my kids game on saturday and he played three games in four hours. glad to get an hour before an hour to get there i was at 84% of the time that we got there and i tried to get back by guessing. it did not go well. i was still in new jersey. alicia: you are a soccer parent like myself. in the fall in the spring i have heated seat and i can plug my phone into. it is freezing to release pat all day on the soccer field. joe: what are you plugging the sea into. >> the battery pack. nicole: coming up, what is the shrine of satan doing a christmas tree festival and one small wisconsin community. republican congressman's message about the impact on our culture and our children coming up, next. ♪ the chase ink business premier card is made for people like sam, who make- everyday products, designed smarter. like a smart coffee grinder, that orders fresh beans for you. oh, genius! for more breakthroughs like that- i need a breakthrough card. like ours! with 2.5% cash back on purchases of $5,000 or more. plus unlimited 2% cash back on all other purchases. and with greater spending potential, sam can keep making smart ideas- a brilliant reality! the ink business premier card from chase for business. make more of what's yours. ♪ ♪. joe: welcome back to "the big weekend show". wisconsin congressman is outraged over whether the trees on display at a christmas tree festival in his town. the tree by the syntonic temple is covered in red lights of course. pentagrams and an ornament reading hail santa to the phrase hail satan. the congressman who represents a community sounded off on earlier "sunday morning futures". >> conservatives are often accused of launching a culture war were focusing or fixating on cultural issues. he is a perfect example of that's not what's happening. we are trying to defend basic traditions or defend our children in the midst of these basic traditions from the encroachment of woke ideology or offensive upside down cultural propaganda. joe: nicole, that is mike gallagher, republican of wisconsin. he makes a good point doesn't he? nicole: i was looking at this, what we were talking about wisconsin railroad museum puts on the displayable holiday and the majority be a nonprofit, private businesses, only six were christian related. the reality is holiday trees are not necessarily equate with a christian holiday and christmas. they go back to 15th century germany in the celebration of the garden of eden. i certainly don't think that christians should be offended by some of the non-christian trees just like i do believe non-christian should be offended by christmas trees at all. what i found concerning when i looked into this, satanic nonprofit is part of a bigger federal group. on their website, they are petitioning for access to abortion. what they say is the continued performing voluntary abortions as part of its religious rit rituals. to me that is a huge ordeal. what were talking about the spirit of the holiday and families coming together and especially something railroad museum where you will have children, these are certainly nothing that something children should be exposed to. we cannot take a family-friendly event and put things in front of them that can be harmful for them. joe: that is the thing this is about kids. they're going to go to a christmas decoration, a christmas event in the have to be shown all of the stuff. it is amazing, at this point. i saw on "fox & friends" ear earlier, he had a guest on anna said this is like waving hamas or hezbollah fog at a synagogue. it's a benign event can we have something nice anymore? alicia: you have to think about parent that ended up in conversations that they didn't expect because they were going to seek christmas trees. that's happening time and time again with parents. all of a sudden conversations that they never expected to have with their kids. i agree with you nicole, also on some of this, i was taken about a conversation yesterday about christmas, how people celebrate christmas and not necessarily in a christian way. do the folks have a right to be there, yes, is it the christmas spirit, no. joe: there was a gender diversity tree there as well and trans flags at this particular event. would you take your children to something like this? joey: if it were my hometown in a celebrated tradition which is how this red, i'm not there i don't know the size of the town are the demographics, i absolutely would. the thing about freedom it is dangerous, but it's worth it. i believe in second amendment and first amendment. my version of this which hits me to my core is going to bury a good buddy at arlington national cemetery and having to go to the westborough baptist church protesters to get there. and to decide is it worth going to jail to take that dude out with my fist, that's what i wanted to do and he earned it but i did not do it, partially because i don't have legs and fighting wasn't on the table for me. but my point is i had to deal with that live through it, sheltering his family from seeing it, horrible hateful things about people they served in the military. they are out of kansas, they target places because they are lawyers and trying to bait you in. that's organizations like this are trying to do bait you income attack them tell them they can put their tree there so they consume you. there are organizations that exist under the first amendment, you have to be smarter and see it coming and you cannot give up things because they show up. nicole: this is the beauty, if the parents don't like the community they can choose to move away. joe: if we believe in free speech, absolute free speech, you allow this and let the consumer decide whether you want to go or not go. coming up gavin newsom claims republicans are pushing inflation lies to make democrats look bad. mr. newsom might want to talk to this nurse and mother. that is next. >> i feel like my husband and i are doing everything right. we have two or $300 to last us until next friday. only sleep number smart beds let you each choose your individual firmness and comfort. your sleep number setting. and actively cools and warms up to 13 degrees on either side. and now, save 50% on the sleep number limited edition smart bed, plus free home delivery when you add an adjustable base. ends cyber monday. only at sleep number growing up, she did it all. raised me and my brother while she went to school and worked full time. my mom's my best friend. we're closer than the average mother daughter. hi mom! i just turned 28 and i got the results. i was like, "whoa, mom, i have this gene!" she got on the ball, spoke with a geneticist. me being able to find out that i was brca positive was lifesaving. i'm really proud of my mom because i've seen her take her health into her own hands. it just gets better every year. we have a lot of good times to have. i'm really thankful that she has done this for herself and for us. 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full-time. he works full-time. we just got paid this past friday, right. we paid the mortgage, bought some groceries, put some gas in the car. guys, it is tuesday, we have 200 or $300 to last us until next friday. joey: that was heartbreaking. we had a chance to interview her this morning. she said a little bit more about her situation. let's take a listen. >> i just needed to vent in the moment. i needed to vent to my phone and i guess get the words out of my brain with all the stress that i was feeling. i'm just glad that my voice was unintentionally empowering to people to speak out and say me to and share that were all in the same situation with the economy and the price of groceries and gas and the struggle of middle-class ame america. joey: she did not want to get into politics. she stepped this is not political. i have to go back to the tiktok video, she said three things, she paid the mortgage, housing market, food, inflation and housing price hunter natural food prices. and she didn't have any money left, gavin newsom says is a lie. alicia: because the governor california is making a political. folks like this woman don't want to hear that things are better than what they're experiencing especially when it comes to wealthy governor from california. this speaks to a larger problem that democrats are seen and experiencing which is indicated to the polls, people think there's a disconnect between the party and its treatment and is talk about the economy and what they're experiencing on a day-to-day basis. it does not help when democrats come back and say it's not that bad, it's not that bad for him. joey: i want to look at polls, there are two pools that were going to have that break it down by generation. this is what keeps people up at night, let me make sure i get this right gen z. 56% of gen z the say that finances keep them up at night. 51% of millennial say finances keep them up at night. that's more than half of the last two generations of americans who say being able to pay for things, a lot of these have college degrees. joe: millennial, gen z those are 42 years old and younger. that's what they're feeling at this point. that's why you see other polls that donald trump is beating joe biden under voters a hundred 35. because they feel what every other democrat is feeling. the fact that inflation is choking them at this point. two thirds of americans right now cannot afford 1500-dollar emergency. there is $1 trillion in credit card debt in this country right now and you have people not paying off the credit card, just paying interest, chasing the interest. they cannot say, eight and ten americans, rates the economy as poor and they see things only getting worse, joe biden is 40 points underwater under his handling of the economy. when i hear gavin newsom, five to hear this one more time. thanksgiving this year, prices are down. down from what? last year. what was last year? they were at an all-time high, you cannot gain 50 pounds and say i only gained 20 pounds, i'm losing weight, it doesn't work that way. that's what they push they take something from an all-time high, it comes down a little bit and they say things are getting better. 25% lower with thanksgiving meals in 2019 under donald trump. 25% lower. joey: just to give numbers and content, down 4.5% from last year but last year it was up 14.7% from pre-pandemic levels. don't spit in my face and tell me it's raining. later with biden administration is trying to message from earlier today. >> were looking at consumer spending that's driving this economy forward posting growth rates that are north of 5%. we have an employment rate that is below 4% for 21 months. >> wages have not kept up. >> real wages have grown, wages are beating prices, so is disposable income. >> most of that time have not. joey: doctor, i know you work hard i know you have kids, how does that float to the mother that we just put on their who is trying to raise her family and her and her husband are working for jobs between the two of them. nicole: i love shannon bring to push back and make sure the truth get out there. two years a disproportionate rate country wage growth is good to take a lot of time to recover, experts are predicting you will not feel the recovery until the end of 2024. have a hard-working mother, full-time working nurse, also in school, her husband working working full-time interchange raise their kids. we have to do what we can to make sure they are able to live the american dream and we have to focus on bringing costs down for the everyday american home and that's what people are going to have to look when they go to the ballot in 2024 it's going to be the kitchen table issues not the media hyped up ones but the one that'll hit home that people will vote for. joey: i give them the grace of saying this is more complicated than one fact or stat in certain things cannot get better. i live in a small town of people are still struggling and to say that they're not does not win votes. coming up kids right after what are the teachers go to a pro-israel rally. new york city's mayor response. plus, talk about royal treatment, new claims of ridiculous demands made by king charles, that's next. ♪ israel is under attack and jewish families are in danger. israel's enemies seek our destruction. the people of israel need immediate help. rockets have us squarely in the crosshairs. our people are targets in their own homes. many have lost everything and fear for their lives. the international fellowship of christians and jews has launched an urgent response to rescue those affected by this violent attack. our teams are on the ground across israel delivering lifesaving aid. your urgently needed gift of only $45 will help rush food, water, medicine and emergency supplies for jewish families that have nowhere to turn. time is literally running out. what we need you to do is to act now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪. alicia: welcome back to "the big weekend show". reading and writing, kids stormed the new york city school after finding out the teacher went to a pro-israel rally and the teacher had to hide out in her classroom. here is the strong reaction from new york city's mayor. >> new new york city mayor eric adams confirming on x that investigation is underway after high school teacher reportedly hid in a locked office after students learned and became enraged that it teacher attended a pro-israel rally. students flooding the hallways to protest while trying to barge their way into the teacher's classroom according to the new york post. adams riding on x, the anti-semitism at hillcrest high school was motivated by ignorance fueled hatred, plain and supple. it will not be tolerated in any of our school, let alone anywhere in our city. we are better than this. meanwhile in burlington vermont police are investigating after three college students of palestinian descent were shot on prospect street saturday evening. officers say two of the students were wearing traditional palestinian scarves when they were confronted by a white man with a handgun who said nothing but discharged four rounds from a pistol before running off. investigators say right now they have no additional details on a possible motive. two of the victims are sto strun the lower torso and third and lower extremities. the victims family members are called for the shooting to be investigated as a crime. alicia: claims made in a new book about king charles avenue meaning to the phrase royal treatment. in the game is written by the biographer known for writing about prince harry and meghan markle. here is one ridiculous demand made by the king. when laces get even, the smallest bit threadbare as staff member must quickly switch them out with a fresh iron pair. who desire their shoelaces, come on. joe: that's a great question, not what i expected to get on the show today. always follow the money in these situations. we see this with trump books time and time again, jonathan karl written three, maggie wrote three, bob woodward only written about trump. none of these will write about biden, the money is writing about the trump book. the reason i bring this up, harry and meghan are the version of trump over in the united kingdom. in this biographer is very friendly towards them and harry and meghan obviously are not big fans of the royal family. they accused the queen of the invasive senescence. when you read these and there based on name sources or sources close to the king. unless i see a name next to have a trouble believing it. alicia: we have more, have to continue to read it. here is a quote from the book, there is even a rumor one that surprisingly sources have confirmed that charles likes to have someone squeeze exactly 1 inch of toothpaste onto his toothbrush for him ahead of his bedtime routine. this list goes on and on. some of it is sad. there is one point that the author makes us as king charles referred to his son prince harry as a fool when he participated in the netflix documentary. the list goes on and on. he goes on to slam princess kate and prince william. on and on. to joe's point, hitch on the family. nicole: i believe a lot of what he saying, prince harry was a fool for doing the netflix special and a lot of his behavior the last several years. one thing i take issue with the author, his first book was finding freedom in the second end game, those of the names of movies. can you come up with an original title of your book. i digress. the thing about the toothpaste for the king, i don't want to get too medical here but the truth is, looking at the king looks like he has docked the lightest, sausage fingers, known as swollen hands can be no to arthritis, inflammation and other things and extremely painful. it is possible that squeezing the toothpaste may hurt or he just wants his toothpaste on his toothbrush because he is king and that's one of the perks of being a king. alicia: he is the king. joe: getting to that point if you have to get the toothpaste done for you i cannot imagine that level of narcissist. alicia: he travels to his own linens thread count. maybe i will start not one. joey, what are your thoughts on the royal family. joey: does this not remind you of the opening scenes of coming to america. i'm sorry i'm missing a finger, i have a-rod in my arm, sausage fingers can't squeeze it on toothpaste. i hear this and i think what would benjamin martin think, what with the first marines under the views ago, what would they think about americans being so spoiled that we romanticize a monarchy that they lay their lives down to get away from. this is the problem in this country, i love my colleagues in the viewers that love to see this kind of stuff, i get it and i understand there's intrigue and all that but listen, we have young people now that want to embrace socialism. we have young people that want to embrace communism because unfortunately it has not been a threat in their lives and they don't understand the dangers and here we are talking about a monarchy that we fought a war to get away from. i say this a little bit and just but i don't know. everybody loves to glamorize the queen, there's rumors she had something to do with princess diana's death. you look at the kids that she raised. a king that needs his toothpaste squeezed and everything about prince andrew. i would assume this family, i'm glad the brits have them, they don't need to come here. alicia: with palace gossip. stick around. the big four is next. ♪ joey: welcome back to "the big weekend show". it's time for big four. these are the pics of the biggest stories that we think everyone will be talking about this weekend. i'm going to go first, this is near and deer to my heart i love college football. trump took the field to a tremendous applause of the clemson versus south carolina football game at the university of south carolina last night. that is nikki haley's home state also her all my moderate that is a visiting team eventually victorious team. if you go on x there are posting videos and the president was getting booed and the president got huge cheers. some people are accusing the booed tweets of being fabricated they were booing the visiting team. we also him at usc, he saw the huge fan base and a lot of blue-collar areas around the country. also the bulldogs won. joe: clemson did win, not going to major bowl. a story for another time. florida's governor and presidential candidate ron desantis will debate california's governor gavin newsom on hannity this thursday night not o'clock eastern on the fox news channel. this is a debate that i will be tuning into because if the selection comes down to do i want this country to look like california, highest tax rate in the country, highest homeless rate, highest poverty rate, more people leaving california for states like florida than any other state in the country, meanwhile florida no income tax, crime at a fifty-year lot in desantis one by 50 points because of what he did on the educational front and the woke front in general, the sub interesting to listen to. nicole: it needs to be estate written down, they don't even talk. it's easy. alicia: i will be watching. many overindulge while celebrating the holidays. it seems one new jersey pup took a little too far, check out what one dog owner found when she got home. >> try to walk, lesko. it's not funny but my dog is drunk and i don't know what to do about it. alicia: poor jack, the woozy pooch did not stop there he broke into a bottle of vodka and left it to plover on the counter he got fluids at the vet to sober up. i'll send it to my college student is sounds like a college student version of a puppy. nicole: poor dog. joey: i walk like that without booze. alicia: i don't know. nicole: speaking of booze definitely not bottom of the barrel stuff as a bottle of whiskey from 1926 cells for a record $2 million in auction, that comes to $131,000 per shot. spending this money, you will not drink it, what is the purpose of it, there is no way you will drink it. >> my dad saved coke cans we could be millionaires and drink all the whiskey. >> people drink a 20-dollar bottle of wine or a hundred dollar bottle of wine. if it's boone's farmer out of a box i get it but do you taste the difference. nicole: yes you can. absolutely. too expensive you don't want to drink it you want to save it but then it goes bad. alicia: you look at it. that does it for us we will see you next weekend. 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