Tonight on PBS News weekend, Israeli hostages and Palestinian prisoners are freed in the latest steps forward to the Gaza ceasefire, while Israel's truce in Lebanon appears to be in doubt.

Then an AI transcription tool used in hospitals that makes up text,

including imaginary medical procedures and even content that's racist.

If you have an AI tool that is just kind of fabricating racial content,

you do have to wonder how that could possibly add to some of the racial disparities that we've seen historically in health care settings.

And the 11th hour Biden administration moved to erase medical debt from millions of Americans' credit reports. Good evening. I'm John Yang. Jubilation in both Israel and Gaza today as hostages and

Palestinian prisoners were freed in the latest advance for the fragile Israeli Hamas seed spire.

In Gaza City, there was a highly choreographed transfer

of four young female Israeli soldiers from their Hamas captors to the Red Cross.

Later at a hospital in Israel, they were reunited with families.

There were similar reunions in Gaza and the West Bank for 200 freed Palestinian prisoners.

Fifteen months of war meant many had no homes to return to.

A threat to the truce arose today when Hamas didn't release a female civilian hostage

and said it would.

In response, Israel said it would not allow displaced residents to

return to northern Gaza as it had agreed to. Meanwhile, on Israel's northern front, Israel said it

would keep troops in Lebanon beyond this weekend's deadline to withdraw as part of the sea spire

with Hezbollah. They said Hezbollah and Lebanon haven't kept their end to the deal.

Special correspondent, Simone Fulte, is in Lebanon.

In the ruins of Nabatia, Hezbollah's flag still flies high. Despite the devastation in Lebanon's

south, the war with Israel is considered a victory.

Bread and high fives are distributed to celebrate and to honor the sacrifice.

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