marc remillard, abc news, new york. >> new developments, the saga after strike could soon come to ane asking for is restrictions on the use of artificial intelligence. the terms of the new offer have not been released yet. both sides are hoping to reach a deal quickly so studios can resume production and actors can get paid. president joe biden and first lady jill biden traveled to lewiston, maine, friday to grieve with the community following last week's mass shooting. cnn news reporter jenn sullivan tells us how the community is coming together. church bells breaking the somber silence as loved ones in lewiston, maine, say their final goodbyes. >> funerals began friday for some of the victims killed in last week's mass shooting. this small community still shattered and grieving. >> the past week has just been horrific. >> donna's nephew, jason walker, was one of the 18 people killed when robert card went on a shooting rampage last wednesday night, opening fire inside a bowling alley and a local restaurant. but, you know, the whole scenario was crushing. >> but as soon as i heard ab

marc remillard, abc news, new york. hostages to be released later today has been shared with the israeli government this morning. >> according to cnn, they are expecting one of them to an american and the first so far. we'll be following that closely here in the bay area. there is a real connection to what's going on in the middle east. we know of at least one man who has relatives who were taken hostage . and there are others who have family trapped in gaza that they are trying to get in contact with. abc seven news reporter tara campbell has this update. >> a red cross convoy carried 17 freed hostages inside israel saturday and two of them are oren rubinstein's relatives. >> up there is her mom, shiri weiss. >> we first met the pacifica resident a couple of weeks ago, putting up posters of the more than 200 hostages still being held by hamas. >> three of my first cousins have been have been kidnaped. my cousin alon, his wife shiri, and their 18 year old daughter, and she's one of the people that is listed as the child

here's abc's marc remillard with the details. >> hamas releasing 13 more israelis and four more foreigners on saturday, one day after 24 hostages were freed. friday those freed hostages leaving gaza through the rafah border crossing, then taken to israeli hospitals to be reunited with their families. of the 13 israeli detainees released saturday, eight were ages 18 and under, including one as young as three, according to the israeli prime minister's office. the four foreigners released saturday were all thai nationals as part of the exchange, the international committee of the red cross said it facilitated the release of 33 palestinian detainees from israel to the west bank in northern gaza. palestinians crowding around trucks filled with much needed aid. 61 trucks were delivered with food, water and emergency medical supplies, according to the united nations office of humanitarian affairs. there were also 11 ambulances delivered to the al-shifa hospital to help with evacuations. those deliveries part of the four day ceasefire deal between israel and hamas. hamas delayed saturday's schedul

as abc news reporter marc remillard tells us, us leaders are calling for a humanitarian pause. >> leaders from the us reaffirming support for temporary pauses in the israel-hamas war this weekend, while in delaware, president biden expressed optimism about a pause in fighting to get hostages out and aid into gaza. >> mr. president, any progress on the humanitarian pause? yes. >> secretary of state antony blinken in jordan, meeting with six regional arab leaders, saying the us supports a humanitarian pause in fighting as opposed to a cease. >> it's our view that a cease fire now would simply leave hamas in place, able to regroup and repeat what it did on october seventh. >> doctors without borders saying the conflict has reached a new low in an endless stream of unconscionable violence, saying that in a statement condemning world leaders for not calling for a cease fire. the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, saying friday there will be no cease fire that israel is, quote, going full steam ahead unless the estimated 240 hostages believed to be held by hamas are released. hamas's m

abc news reporter marc remillard tells us what the us is now calling for.litants, showing no signs of letting up its campaign to defeat hamas. >> this despite us secretary of state antony blinken traveling to israel again on friday to discuss with israeli leaders a humanitarian pause to the fighting. blinken expressing concern about gazans getting caught in the crossfire. also hoping a pause in israel's offensive could allow more desperately needed aid to get into gaza. we need to do more to protect palestinian civilians. >> we've been clear that as israel conducts its campaign to defeat hamas, how it does so matters. >> but after the meeting, prime minister benjamin netanyahu seeming to rule out a humanitarian pause unless hostages believed to be held by hamas are released. israeli officials say more than 240 people are currently being held by hamas. blinken says several of those are us citizens. among a group of people rallying outside blinken and netanyahu's meeting yard known her little sister believed to be taken hostage during the music festival on oc