and this is america s late news, fox news at night. breaking tonight, the deal is still on but it s been pushed back a day. is real now says the release of 50 hostages won t happen until at least friday. we have not been given an exact reason for the delay, but the white house national security advisor jake sullivan says some of the hostages are being held by criminal organizations and not by hamas, and hamas is trying to figure out if it can deliver on its part of the deal. alex hogan is live in israel with the latest breaking details on this. alex. hi trace, we re learning more about this hostage negotiation deal and, unfortunately, for those who had been hopeful and waiting here, it seems that the first hostages might not get freed until about this time tomorrow, so friday morning, and among those who could be released is a little girl who s fourth birthday will be on friday. friday morning. it was, again, a u.s. citizen, dual citizen i should mention. it was prime min
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still hostages during that time. they were silence for a while before we heard more gunfire again. we saw the stretchers, paramedics going in and taking out the wounded. you know, it was loud. it was terrifying. there were a lot of bystanders here who have been here throughout the night on the edges of exclusion zones to watch what was unfolding. they were all obviously very shaken by what has unfolded. to hear that one of hose hostages has died is absolutely devastating. how long the siege has gone for. everybody was praying that it could end, peacefully. leland: certainly everyone hoped it did. is we re reporting on the gunman who is self-proclaimed sheikh in sydney, australia. we know he had been in court on friday for sending letters to australian soldiers and their