i'm on washington the sending the c i a chief william burns to go ha, the state department says the cx 5 data is crucial to the region and does in college and all 5 to turn up to the talks and the culture we capitol like had a reports from washington, dc, the secretary of state antony blinking will not be attending the proposed talks in doha. they will be attended by the director of the c i. a william burns, a spokesman for the state department, also said that bring can what's involved and telephone calls to interested parties throughout the course of the day. but the spokesman would not be drawn on what the specifics, all of what the us expects from any proposed worlds in the home. i will let our country partner speak to their own engagements. what i can say is that we are aware of those comments and we fully expect these talks to move forward as they should. and our point of view is that all negotiators should return to the table and bring this deal to conclusion. it is far time for the remaining hostages to be released, which of course include american citizens and bring relief to t

we know william burns, the cia director, is on his way.you the gravity of how the us sees this particular moment and do you see this as a make or break stage then? i think it is important. even if you zoom out for president biden, his legacy, after president trump, i think president biden�*s top goal in terms of foreign policy was to restore trust. the quote was, "america is back." what that means is america has your back, to allies whether israel or frankly the ukraine, before his presidency is over, you see is volodymyr zelensky poking the hezbollah nest and iran is being gouged in the eye. i think they are all raising the stakes and it is up to america to say either way, whether it is president trump or president harris, who will be next, there is uncertainty but president biden has a moment and this is a moment to set things right. there has been a lot of concern about the conflict in the middle east spreading even wider after the killing of the hezbollah commander and ismail haniyeh from hamas. are these talks going to perhaps stall t

a william burns, a spokesman for the state department also said that blinking was involved and telephone calls to interested parties throughout the course of the day. but the spokesman would not be drawn on what the specifics, all of what the us expects from any proposed worlds in the home. i will let our country partner speak to their own engagements. what i can say is that we are aware of those comments and we fully expect these talks to move forward as they should. and our point of view is that all negotiators should return to the table and bring this deal to conclusion. it is far time for the remaining hostages to be released, which of course include american citizens and bring relief to the people of casa under the deal that is now on the table. the one thing the state department made clear is the absolute importance of achieving a c spy. it's from a c spy. that old can come from what the parties want to happen out of any negotiation without a c spy. they can be no release of those being held captive in gaza in exchange for palestinians being held. and his really presence there can

last week it was also reported that cia director william burns traveled to turkey to meet there with my turkish colleague and finalize all logistics. well, cnn, citing sources, talks about who prepared this exchange, and indeed one of the key figures, judging by the american media. was the director of the cia, negotiations were conducted with russian intelligence, both in personal meetings, this again according to cnn, and by telephone. igor, yes, thank you, dmitry, dmitry melnikov was on direct communication from the usa. well, according to competent sources , 12 citizens went from russia to germany, including rika krieger, who in belarus he was sentenced to death, later pardoned. and now the head of our european bureau, mikhail antonov, is in direct contact. mikhail, i greet you, what is berlin’s reaction to what is happening? hello, well, i propose to complement my colleague, apparently he did not have time to give the last update from the white house. these are passengers of a special flight, we are expecting some kind of special statement from chancellor scholz today, at least i

cia director william burns and america's middle east envoy are on their way to qatar, as hopes are pinnedin the region. nearly 40,000 people have been killed in the war, according to gaza's hamas—run health ministry. american qatari and egyptian mediators have invited israel and hamas for the talks. hamas has indicated it won't take part in the current round of negotiations and wants to stick to a ceasefire proposal put forward byjoe biden months ago. israel says it will attend. earlier the us secretary of state and the qatari prime minister warned other countries in the middle east to not

one of the things that surprised me was the chief of the cia william burns and the chief of britain'stent but fairly frequent conversations with the opposite numbers in russia, despite the fact there is a full—scale war going on and that putin often says this is a word for russian survival and so on, certainly a work of the ukraine survival, and yet you have got william burns and richard moore having conversations from time to time with the head of the svr, the russian overseas intelligence gathering arm of the kremlin. often there are common interests and there are things which can only be thrashed out in somewhere like ankara or istanbul. some kind of neutral territory where both sides feel comfortable. h0??? neutral territory where both sides feel comfortable.— neutral territory where both sides feel comfortable. how much do you know about — feel comfortable. how much do you know about how _ feel comfortable. how much do you know about how this _ feel comfortable. how much do you know about how this works? - feel comfortable. how much do you know about how this works? it - feel com

it is known that last week cia director william burns went to turkey to meet with my colleagues to discussdetails, all the logistics. but it is clear that now, during the pre-election period, every department is trying to outbid, as they say. we are very grateful to the countless members of our department and interagency who have worked tirelessly to achieve this result and provided support in this endeavor over the years. i'm talking specifically about our employees at the embassy in moscow, about our consular officers. today we celebrate that paul, evan, alsul, vladimir and others are free and reaffirm our efforts for freedom. the cnn television channel, citing its sources , assures that after all, the main agency that conducted the negotiations was the cia, its director william burts. negotiations were conducted with russian intelligence, with representatives of russian special services in personal meetings, as well as by telephone. as unnamed sources in the intelligence services tell the tv channel, in june of this year intelligence representatives met on the territory of a certain a t

intermediary and certainly a place where people are able to meet and it is the place where, for example, william burns down with roush kin, the head of the svr, the russian overseas intelligence agency, early on in the ukraine full—scale invasion. so it was either 2022 or 2023 where he sat him down and they sat together and my understanding is that a warning was given to the russians not to use russian d nuclear weapons in ukraine. and that took place in ankara. why track we have had confirmation in the last few minutes and to have been speaking from mit, the turkish national intelligence agency, that they have actually released a statement and where can read it to you. a prisoner exchange operation is taking place today, and the coordination of error organisation, we have undertaken this major mediation role in the exchange operation, which has been most comprehensive of the recent period. i think that is also worth reiterating. you have been saying it, sarah and steve as well, how massive and unprecedented this exchange is. it massive and unprecedented this exchange ia— exchange is. it is extraordin

israel will send a delegation and the director of the cia william burns will be there but hamas won'tor hamas official told the bbc the group wanted a roadmap for implementing the agreement and would not engage in negotiations for the sake of negotiations in order to provide cover for israel to continue its war according to an official. he reiterated the romance should be based on the desk the roadmap should be based on the proposed deal outlined by u.s. president joe biden at the end of may and accused israel of adding new conditions. it is reported that hamas negotiators will be briefed about the meeting after talks in qatar that comes amid ongoing concern about the conflict spiraling into a wider regional conflict. s. secretary of state antony blinken with that to travel to the region tuesday. the trip was canceled. u.s. special envoy amos hochstein has been visiting lebanon. after meeting the levity speaker of parliament he said that a cease-fire deal must be agreed to now. >> there is no more time to waste. there are no more valid excuses from any party for any further delay. >>

according to reports, in these talks , william burns, the head of the central intelligence agency , cia, david barnier, director. mossad and representatives from qatar and egypt are present. but the head of the political office of hamas said that he will participate in these negotiations only under the condition of the end of the war in gaza and the aggression of the occupiers. before the start of the new round of negotiations, yahya sanwar sent a message to egypt and qatar as arab mediators and emphasized that if the zionist regime is serious about the talks.

according to reports, in these negotiations william burns, the head of the organization. cia's cia director david barnier and representatives from qatar and egypt are present. but the head of the political office of hamas said that he will participate in these negotiations only on the condition that the war in gaza ends and the aggression of the occupiers ends. yahya senvar before the beginning the new round of negotiations sent a message to the countries of egypt and qatar as arab mediators and emphasized that if the zionist regime is serious about the talks , all actions should be taken. stop the military in gaza, otherwise hamas is not willing to negotiate. at the same time , the palestinian resistance groups, including hamas, in a joint statement emphasized the need to stop the pesh generation in gaza and support the al-aqsa mosque. a spokesman for the state department said that us support for the genocide in gaza is not only a permanent scandal for the white house, but also the responsibility of the world. with the ability to track rights. mr. kanani referring to the

it is known that last week cia director william burns went to turkey to meet with his colleagues to discusse details. all the logistics, but it is clear that now, during the pre-election period, every department is trying to pull what is called a blanket credit to yourself. we are very grateful to the countless members of our department and interagency who have worked tirelessly to achieve this result and provided support in this endeavor over the years. i'm talking specifically about our employees at the embassy in moscow, about our consular officers . personal meetings, as well as by telephone, as with representatives of the russian special services , unnamed sources in the special services tell the tv channel, in june of this year representative... intelligence services met on the territory of a certain third country, there the united states put forward a proposal on the parameters of the exchange, which was completed a few hours ago, and a few days later russian representatives met with burns and confirmed their possibility, their desire, russia's desire to carry out a deal on these ver

a william burns, a spokesman for the state department also said that blinking was involved and telephone calls to interested parties throughout the course of the day. but the spokesman would not be drawn on what the specifics, all of what the us expects from any proposed worlds in the home. i will let our country partner speak to their own engagements. what i can say is that we are aware of those comments and we fully expect these talks to move forward as they should. and our point of view is that all negotiators should return to the table and bring this deal to conclusion. it is far time for the remaining hostages to be released, which of course include american citizens and bring relief to the people of gaza under the deal that is now on the table. the one thing the state department made clear is the absolute importance of achieving a c spy. it's from a c spy. that old can come from what the parties want to happen out of any negotiation without a c spy. they can be no release of those being held captive in gaza in exchange for palestinians being held. and his really presence there can

and the us has confirmed that a delegation headed by c i, a director of william burns will attend talks. israel's confirmed h 2 will be taking costs and the us state department says has been assured by contact thomas negotiators are going to be represented mom of a chavez. i'll just say to senior political analyst. he's joining us by skype from power. so melbourne, we've got a rough idea of who's going a vague idea about what they're going to discuss. we're not even clear yet what and that is really negotiators around she's going to be allowed to talk about. it's hard to see how these talks will be any different for previous ones. yes, you're right. the most recent reports is right. is that and then you know, has agreed to give them some authority, but not the thought of the design on ideas which bring us back to square one. the problem with the last 8 months of negotiations this back in december is that these res lines each and every time when they want to know the boss is in the studies that their magic and say addictions or fears and how much accepted something. and then there's a to

the issue of gaza will be held today in doha, qatar, according to reports in these negotiations, william burns, head of the organization. david barnier, director of mossad, and representatives from the countries of qatar, egypt are present. however, the leader of hamas said that he will participate in these negotiations only on the condition that the war in gaza ends and the aggression of the occupiers ends. before the start of the new round of negotiations, yahya senwar sent a message to the countries of egypt and qatar as arab mediators and emphasized that if the zionist regime is serious about the talks, they should stop all military operations in gaza. stop otherwise the same. not willing to negotiate. at the same time, the palestinian resistance groups , including hamas, in a joint statement emphasized the need to stop the genocide in gaza and support al-aqsa mosque . the united nations high commissioner for human rights described the zionist regime's admission of a deliberate plan to cause hunger and starvation in gaza as shocking and announced that this war crime should be prosecuted by

. >> in the meantime, cia director william burns arrives in qatar thursday for previously scheduled peace talks between israel and hamas, talks growing seemingly more fragile by the day with the threat of a wider regional conflict looming. and when abc news, washington. >> all right. thank you. ukraine says it now controls nearly 400mi■!s of russian territory, expanding its week long incursion deeper across the border. more than 100,000 russians have been forced to flee their homes. vladimir putin, now scrambling to send reinforcements to the area, vowing that moscow will prevail. putin claims ukraine launched that offensive to improve its negotiating position for talks to end the war. >> we are learning more about beefed up security to protect taylor swift fans after an alleged terror plot was foiled in europe. swift is gearing up for more shows this week, but so is law enforcement. this morning, london is beefing up security as taylor swift returns to the stage after an alleged terrorism plot forced her to cancel shows in vienna, london. welcome to the eras tour. swift will perform five

there's going to be the us as represented there, going to be the delegations going to be head by william burns. he's the head of the c i a and also involved is going to be written, the kirk, whose the envoys from the lease, from the us. you're also going to happen is really delegation that is headed by david bar. ne, uh he is the chief of the most sought in israel. you're also going to have the egyptian head of intelligence, as well as us department associates. how much and have that in mind. i sign it. now the big question is, how involved is how much going to be because how much it said that they don't want to enter into new negotiations. that what they want to do is to be presented with a response from israel as to the framework that us president joe biden had agreed to with that he had presented in late may and but how much had agreed to in early july. the point of which you just outlined a few moments ago. so that is where we are at this hour. how involved is how much going to be. but we must remember that in the past, and up until to date, these have not been direct negotiations between

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the head of that delegation is going to be william burns, he's the c i. a chief, also included in the delegation, is going to be threatened. the guard, the us envoy for the middle east. beyond that, you're also going to have is real. that delegation is going to be headed by the massage chief, david barnett also involved. of course, the egyptian intelligence chief and pop out of the vehicle to the prime minister, checked him. how much when i brought him on at finding out what is less clear at this hour and indeed throughout the last several hours, he is how exactly how much is going to be representative because how much had said that they do not wish to enter into new negotiations what, how much would like to see is they would like to see a response from israel with regard to the previous framework deal that was announced by us president joe biden in late may, and it was agreed to by how much in early july those are the points that you mentioned to our viewers just before i came on to speak, to live about all this today now. so it's unclear exactly how, ho

they will continue on sunday with the c i a director of william burns, as well as the white house of mid east adviser, brett, regard, taking part in those talks. one thing that has been stressed according to a report from the a gyptian media, is that a, the presidente, i'll cc, and the president biden agreed that there needs to be more flexibility on both the part of israel and her malls, in terms of trying to wrap up these talks and to bring about a ceasefire, a release of the captives from her most attention and the bringing in of humanitarian aid to gaza as quickly as possible. but again, we are still waiting for those white house read out for the us as perspective on those conversations. okay, well then jordan, that in washington d. c. thanks for that. update. rose as riley strikes have hit the lebanese town of l. hey, my in the south has ready for says tom is what appears to be a fuel that post as well. and the lebanese on the group has. but i have exchange and then daily funds since the will on dollars that began. the frequency of those cross border strikes has intensified sinc

they will continue on sunday with the c i a director william burns, as well as the white house of mid east advisor. bradley guard taking part in those talks. one thing that has been stressed according to a report from the egyptian media is that of the presidente, i'll cc, and the president biden agreed that there needs to be more flexibility on both the part of israel and her malls, in terms of trying to wrap up these talks and to bring about a ceasefire, a release of the captives from home, most attention, and the bringing in of humanitarian aid to gaza as quickly as possible. but again, we are still waiting for those white house read out for the us. his perspective on those conversations, the 3 people have been killed in a stabbing attack in the german city of zoning and it happened to the festival marking the cities 650 of the anniversary. for others have been injured. local media reports a man attacked pedestrians, but police have yet to confirm those details. the mayor has issued a statement saying the cities in shock and asked for prayers for the victims. the conditions are beco

have said the talks in cairo have been making progress, also confirming that the cia director william burnse quote, thatjohn kirby, the national security council spokesman has said. we need both sides to come together to work towards implementation. he went on, of course, so much heightened tension in the region, to say that iran is still prepared to do something if they choose to, and that of course relates to the assassination of the high mass leader in —— the hamas leader in tehran, and all of those strings coming together in terms of the ceasefire talks in cairo. that is the latest coming to us from the white house on that story. now, as energy prices continue to worry consumers in many countries, the uk energy regulator 0fgem has announced that its price cap will increase by 10% from the first of october. it means an average household in england, scotland, and wales will pay an extra £119 a year — although prices will still be lower than last winter. 0fgem says rising prices in the international energy market, because of heightened political tensions and extreme weather, are the main d

you're going to have a delegation from the west that's going to be headed by william burns, the c i, a chief. it's also going to have written the guard he is the us middle east envoy. he's going to be involved as well. you're also going to have a delegation from israel to be headed by david barnett. he's the head of them side . also, the egyptian intelligence chief as well, of course, as the company prime minister, how much money assignment now with regards to how much that's the big question in the coming hours. because how much had stated that they did not want to enter into new negotiations. that what they want to see if they want to see a response from israel to the framework agreement that had been laid out by us president joe biden in late may. and then how about us had agreed to infer early july. so the question is, are they going to be involved? how much are they going to be involved? you've had officials from call 3rd tells us that how much is going to be involved in some way as far as who's going to be here, how much you're going to be involved in discussions. we don't know

um, you know, i think that if you look at people like see, i director william burns, who knows the region very, very well. and you look at a career military officer like the defense secretary, lar, lloyd austin. if you read between the lines of, of what they've been saying over these past 10 months, they are deeply concerned about what is real is doing. the fact is that the united states wants to maintain a robust military presence in the region. it also wants to pivot away from having to deal with wars throughout the middle east because it, it's prioritizing potential conflict with china. it's dealing with the russian war and ukraine right now, which is also to a degree of proxy war that the us is involved with. and so i think there are vulnerable us military and economic assets in the region that motivate the concerns from people like burns and in austin. but they, they, they also feel like this is ruining their major pivots toward china. and that if they get embroiled in and is really lead war that sets the middle east further on fire, that this is going to be bad for the business of t

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house says it expects the gaza ceasefire talks to "move forward as planned" with cia director william burnsarinejean—pierre said the talks were critical to de—escalate tensions in the region. the resumption of talks on thursday is an important step. an important step to continue that. we need to release the hostages, as you will know some of those hostages are american hostages. we need to make sure that lasting relief delivered to the palestinian civilians in gaza and lower the tension in the region and we have said this many times before. the hostage deal come the ceasefire deal will help to lower tensions in the region. mohamed taha from bbc arabic is with me in the studio. good morning. a push they are from the white house to see success today but thomas is not sending anyone to these talks. what is the hope? there is not much hope, to be honest. hamas is insisting that there are only proposals from president biden that was endorsed by the un resolution 207 — 8275. and there is nothing else, that we have to dear to the resolution council also endorsed by the g7 but israel apparently wan

and so william burns and go ahead and do is talk about the secretary of the into this trip. why do you see success? inferior considering the intensive efforts that the us government is 14 and nadia. what we are a laser really focused on is doing everything we can to get this deal finalized and agreed upon in across the finish line. and you have officials across the administration focusing on that. i will let various other entities speak to their own principals travels, but the secretary um, as you know, we spoke a little bit about it as you were walking in. he's had had a number of calls this morning that will read out more detail later, but also has been working the phone's over the past many weeks with a clear message to, to do anybody who's on the phone with that this, these fire deal is a vital importance, and we need to do everything we can to get it done, and that escalation is in no one's interest and certainly not in the interest of the region, okay, and just fine. and i don't know if you answer this question or not, but you of think one of them from us for using hel

israel has confirmed that it will send a delegation, and the director of the cia, william burns willhe group wanted a road map for implementing the agreement and would "not engage in negotiations for the sake of negotiations in order to provide cover for israel to continue its war", the official said. he also reiterated that the road map should be based on the proposed deal outlined by us presidentjoe biden at the end of may and accused israel of adding "new conditions". though it's reported that hamas negotiators will be briefed about the meeting after the talks in qatar. it comes amid the ongoing concern about the conflict spiralling into a wider regional conflict. the us secretary of state antony blinken was set to travel to the region on tuesday...but that visit was cancelled. however us special envoy amos hochstein has been visiting lebanon. after meeting the lebanese speaker of the parliament, he said a ceasefire deal must be agreed now. there's no more time to waste, and there is no more valid excuses from any party for any further delay. "no more time to waste and no more exc

cia director william burns and america's middle east envoy will travel to qatar, as hopes are pinnedas—run health ministry. american qatari and egyptian mediators have invited israel and hamas for the talks. hamas has indicated it won't take part in the current round of negotiations and wants to stick to a ceasefire proposal put forward byjoe biden months ago. israel says it will attend. earlier the us secretary of state and the qatari prime minister warned other countries in the middle east to not undermine ongoing efforts to reach a deal. diplomacy is being stepped up in the region to prevent a wider war between israel and lebanese armed group hezbollah, which is backed by iran.

can i ask you both to talk to us about the head of the cia, william burns?et you in listening, when we sat here a moment to go before coming on the radio, that is what we were all talking about, that we should bring to light, because you both know so much about bill burns. yes, i have met him a few times and he is not your typical- swaggering spy master. he is quite a cerebral. figure, an experienced diplomat rather than a spy. and so it is very interesting because the us, the bidenl administration, has used him basically as their primary- negotiating channel. sometimes you have cia directors |who work completely in the dark, | in the shadows but he is operating in a different space, _ where he is both the cia director. and effectively acting as a mediator |and a negotiator, because he knows the middle east, because he is seen as being a very good partner and negotiator and i think. the americans are seeing this - as a very dangerous moment but also a moment potentially of opportunity because you have got _ this question about, - will iran respond to that as

cia director william burns and america's middle east envoy are on their way to qatar, as hopes are pinned on a deal to end the conflict in gaza and de—escalate tensions in the region. nearly 40,000 people have been killed in the war, according to gaza's hamas—run health ministry. american qatari and egyptian mediators have invited israel and hamas for the talks. hamas has indicated it won't take part in the current round of negotiations and wants to stick to a ceasefire proposal put forward byjoe biden months ago. israel says it will attend. earlier, the us secretary of state and the qatari prime minister warned other countries in the middle east to not undermine ongoing efforts to reach a deal. diplomacy is being stepped up in the region to prevent a wider war between israel and lebanese armed group hezbollah, which is backed by iran. tensions have soared following killing last month of hamas�* political leader ismail haniyeh during a visit to tehran. israel has never confirmed it was behind the assassination. from jerusalem, our middle east correspondent lucy williamson reports on the i

cia director william burns will be in attendance.f talks are successful, it could give the region off ramp to deescalate rising tension. lawrence. >> lawrence: great job, trey, thanks so much. president biden and vice president harris making first joint trip to maryland today to tout economic accomplishment. new fox news poll finds biden-harris on their record has voters turning to trump. is biden hurting or helping harris campaign? ask chief political correspondent byron york. my co-workers make me ashes aware i'm quite young and don't know everything. kamala harris plan is to publicly praise biden and his economic success. privately, criticize him. how do you do that? has there ever been a presidential candidate been able to do that? >> i think you hit the nail on the head, which is -- her record is so great, why try to run away from it? that is main question. they are go ing out today, will appear together, have not done that much since the huge democratic switch. there are reports biden is still feeling angry about what ha happen

william burns will be in at attendance. gaza and look forevered to support vulnerable population affected by the war. if you can tas are successful, it would give the region opportunity to deescalate rising tension. >> carley: trey yingst live in haifa. thank you. bring in benghazi team member mark geiss. so much is going on in middle east. it has been a week now since that iranian-backed group launched an assault injuring seven of our u.s. personnel. we have yet to respond to that attack. why not? what message does that send? >> you know, i think the reason for it, current administration, biden-harris administration is trying to play middle of the road and appease both sides and not be decisive there action, we have seen for history of the biden administration. that does not play well in the middle east. the middle east, hamas, israel, also iran, they respect firm, strong leadership and we don't have that and that is one problem. >> carley: on that front, it has been three years, if you can imagine, since our withdrawal fr

the head of the cia, william burns, is expected to attend some of the sessions.ld is watching and waiting and perhaps those most intently keeping an eye on what is happening in doha are the families of the israeli hostages still held in gaza and of course palestinian civilians for him every day as a matter of survival. what day as a matter of survival. what could iran _ day as a matter of survival. what could iran bring _ day as a matter of survival. what could iran bring to _ day as a matter of survival. what could iran bring to this? - day as a matter of survival. what could iran bring to this? as - day as a matter of survival. what could iran bring to this? as we i could iran bring to this? as we know, the urgency is in part also because of the threat of some form of director indirect attack on israel by iran in the wake of the assassination that alleges in tehran. is it a question of buying time? .,, tehran. is it a question of buying time? ., . ., , ,, ., time? those negotiators know the stakes are extremely _ time? those negotiators know the stakes are extr

and the gathering is largely seen as a last-ditch effort to end the war in gaza reports indicate william burnsill lead the american negotiating team with antony blinken looking for your trip this week. this factor in the entire equation is the largest proxy that has once daily attacks against israel since october eighth. they have promised to target majors for the population centers in response to the killing in beirut earlier this month. they launch rockets and drones into israel with a targeted strike in southern lebanon the day before. it's unclear if they will be held back by eemeen, their main funder and supporter in the middle east. and israeli defense official told fox news that coordination continues between the americans and israelis to prepare for a worst-case scenario of a large-scale attack against israel. >> we will join you again with lucas tomlinson at the white house. >> giving unscheduled remarks where she addressed the war in gaza and the importance of ending it soon. >> yet again and far too many civilians that have been killed. they have a right to go after the tariffs that

cia director william burns will be in attendance.l looking at the possibility of a three phase agreement the first phase could see up to 33 living hostages released. the deal would end with the reconstruction project for gaza and support for vulnerable palestinians affected by the war. now, if these talks are successful, it could give the entire region an opportunity to deescalate rising tension. lawrence? >> lawrence: unbelievable what's happening. trey, katie reporting as always. so a fox news alert. columbia university's president has resigned finally. month after anti-israeli protesters took over the campus. shy notes in a letter of her tenure has quote been a period of turmoil where it has been difficult to overcome divergent views across our community. adding that her moving on at this point would best enable columbia to transverse the challenges ahead. here to react is columbia student elisha baker. aisalicia great to see you agai, and why now and was this the right move? >> yeah, great to see you, lawrence. i have been saying