Outfront next, breaking news. Israel now says there will be no hostages released until Friday at the earliest.

A pause in fighting is also delayed.

I'm going to speak to the father of an American woman who could be one of the hostages released.

Plus, is this a Hamas command center?

Israel releasing new video tonight of what they found underneath Gaza's largest hospital?

And also breaking new details tonight about what caused a car to explode at a U.S. border checkpoint, a deadly crash that sparked a massive federal response.

Let's go out front.

Good evening, everyone. I'm Kate Baldwin,

in for Aaron Burnett. Out front tonight, the breaking news. A surprise delay in the agreement between Israel and Hamas, no hostages to be released before Friday, and no pause in the fighting

until then. To be clear, up until a few hours ago for the, Israel was planning for the first of 50

hostages to be released in just under eight hours from now.

And those 50 hostages are expected to be women and children.

U.S. officials say they have a working list of who they believe likely is to be

released, including three Americans. Little Abigail Idan is one of them. Her fourth birthday is Friday.

And in a moment, I'm going to speak to the father of another American hostage being held captive by

Hamas, Liat Benin. For the hostages, not part of this deal,

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirming tonight

the Red Cross will be allowed to visit

and provide medical care to them in Gaza.

In exchange for this, Israel has agreed

to release some 150 Palestinian prisoners.

Though Netanyahu also is making clear this temporary pause in fighting

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