recognize his promise, but, by the way, it is clearly documented, and as you know, stop, in 2008, bill burnscandalisa rice and the white house the following: ukraine is really a red line, not do this, it’s not just putin, it’s not just putin’s government, the entire political class of russia is against it, and just to make it easier for all of us to think about this, imagine mexico. stated, we think it would be great to have chinese military bases on the ria grande, we don't understand why the us would have a problem with that. merkel, the president of france, they all asked, george, don't do this, don't do this, this is extremely dangerous, this is a real provocation, in fact we don't need and we don't want nato right up to the border with russia, they pressed, pressed, pressed, in fact this is an american alliance, they made a commitment that ukraine will become a member of nato. the trick was: okay, right now we... because in those days the us and russia were meeting as part of the partnership program, even then putin was there the next day in bucharest and said: don't do this, this is co

says that this bears some fruit yeah, cia director bill burns is in the region once again and we know that he often comes to the region necessarily just when they have a potential breakthrough ahead. >> but certainly at moments of importance in these negotiations and the cia director is indeed currently in doha, qatar meeting with the here of qatar, as well as the prime minister of that country who have been speaking intensively in recent days with a hamas officials and bill burns is there to get debriefed on those conversations and to see whether or not this latest israeli proposal that is on the table for a potential ceasefire and hostage negotiation can indeed move forward. we've heard, of course, the israeli prime minister in recent days emphasizing that this proposal will not lead to an end to the war unless hamas is first destroyed. and that point of emphasis has certainly raised concerns within the israeli government that it is undermining the posel the way in which the mediators are trying to sell it to hamas, very much trying to frame it as a way to ultimately end this war in

from gaz he urged continued close cooperation with the.,despite rc the def minisr metta cia chief bill burns been a key plaea-fire negotiations between israel and hamas. he then held talks with u.s. secretary of state antony blinken on a wide range of issues, according to the departments spokesperson. >> number one, our ongoing commitment to israel's security. number t, the importance of israel developing robus realistic plans for the day after the conflict. plans that include a path toward governance, security, reconstruction. we have been working on the same ideas with partners in the region and engaging in conversations with israel. we think it is important israel put forward its own ideas. he will emphasize the need to avoid further escalation. he will, as always, emphasize the need to improve humataan access where we ha seen somewhat of a slowdown in access in the south. the secretary wi emphasize to the minister we want to see that situation reversed. he will hope to hear concrete commitments to work on that problem. caitriona: he is scheduled to meet secretary of defense lloyd austin

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have huge confidence bill burns and respect by all the parties.s might not have been always through this negotiation but as of these last few weeks the blame lies with hamas leadership. most of a realize bse palestinians. the israeli governm the medical system saved his see and read this is the kind of leader for the notion of the policy and palestinian people that does not give a about how many palestinians die in this conflict. we were asking absolute the right question. absolutely. i am not sure how many more days i am hoping it will be within this framework. how much of the hamas response do a pubc know?m just saying you are so right the other players arabmrs. wright framework. >> absolutely. but if you have someone in particular who's hiding t tunnels along wit t fighters women and children are being seem to have very little watches permanent state of conflict. i have not seen it. i know i've got some in the but it was not you. i don't frankly at the visibility i get that don't happen to have it. >> frot. >> senator you mentioned wall way sev

certainly looking not very positive the at the moment talks with continuing yesterday, c i a chief bill burns is also in town to continue these talk. so mediate, has the usual mediators the top egypt and the us to try to so that these tools. but at the moment they are at a standstill once again. this is rebecca, which is the reporting from jose and thank you rebecca to germany's song. so i'm has just addressed lawmakers value to strength and both security, both domestically and the book shows that he wants to allow the deforestation of asylum seekers involved in crime and terrorism. it follows the death of a police officer in a nice attack and ask on national as been detained in this incident, addressing the war and ukraine salts defended his decision to allow you friend, to use german weapons to strike targets inside russia. the cold, the fall arrived a f d policy, embarrassing for the alleged ties to russia and said peace negotiations. and that will not be on the table or the conference for ukraine site next week. so the set, the security is the foundation of a democratic society on is it j

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bill burns saying, warning of the way a u. s. policy could kick off a conflict in ukraine, and the russia would have to move in because of nato expansionism. what went wrong? why did the biden blinking sullivan? what, why is that administration being so wrong in uh, as opposed to what you would just think about not starting new conflicts of creating new complex. obviously, i think the track record speaks for itself. they've got a couple of years where every opportunity they've had to demonstrate strength in foreign policy stage savings that demonstrated confusion, weakness, or even a desire to pacify and succumb to the pressures of more tactics. if you look at the afghanistan withdrawal and how chaotic that was in what that did with leaving tens of millions of dollars, military equipment behind for an adversary to take over. if you're of a lot of your opinion sitting there looking at that and going on, this is not a government that is going to be able to stop me from rolling into ukraine and doing what i need to do to restore my

he also said cia director, bill burns, will be in doha to talk to qatari mediators about the proposal response to its prosecutor applying for arrest warrants against israeli officials. the bill is not likely to be taken up in the democratic—controlled senate. president biden strongly criticised the ruling by the court, but said monday he opposes sanctions against it. us presidentjoe biden heads to france on tuesday to commemorate the 80th anniversary of d—day and underscore his commitment to european allies. jake sullivan said president biden will meet ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky to discuss the war in russia. during world war ii, troops from the us, canadian, uk, and francejoined forces and attacked german soldiers on the coast of northern france on the 6th ofjune, 19114. it was the largest naval, air, and land operation attempted, and started the campaign to liberate nazi—occupied land in europe. the white house says the president's remarks on the trip will centre around the dangers of isolationism and the need to stand up to dictators. d—day veterans from the uk have retu

ashley: cia director bill burns, biden's top middle east advisor, they are traveling to the least toh for cease-fire deal. guarantors in qatar, according to ask aoc it is part of a very concerted effort to find a deal quickly. earlier reports say national security adviser jake sullivan met with families of american hostages held by hamas in gaza. the middle east trip laid out israel's proposal for a deal that would lead to the release of hostages and a cease-fire in gaza. meantime, a report in the new york times claims israel organized to pay for an influence campaign last year targeting us lawmakers and the american public with pro-israel messaging, the goal to foster support for its war in gaza and use hundreds of fake accounts that posed as real americans on x, facebook, and instagram to post pro-israel comments. israel denies any control. stuart: still ahead, a group backed by citadel looking to create a new stock exchange that would rival new york's, the texas stock exchange wants to register with the sec later. we have details on the stock exchange showdown. alejandra mayorkas

have huge confidence in bill burns some has more trust parties.might not have been always through this negotiation but as of these last few wee the blame lies with hamas most of americans probably did not because he killed four the israeli government and the medical system saved his life. everything i see and read this is the kind of leader ff the policy and palestinian people that does not give a hoot this conflict. we were asking absolute the right question. i am not sure how many more days i am hoping it will be within this framework.zá how much of the hamas respo does a public >>m saying ym1 right if all the other players arab israeli samaritans earl also mrs. wright framework. >> absolutely. but if you have someone in particular who's hiding in these tunnels along with the hamas women and children are being kille« seem to have very little compassion watches permanent state of conflict.ave not seen i know i've got some in the report you. visibility i get that don't happen to have it. >> from bloomberg to your left. mentioned wall way several y

the defense minister first met with cia chief bill burns, who has been a key voice in ceasefire negotationsant then met with us secretary of state antony blinken. speaking on that meeting, state department spokesperson matthew miller said that mr blinken emphasized the need for israel to avoid further escalation in gaza and to develop �*robust�* and �*realistic plans' for the next phase of the war. number one, our ongoing commitment to israel's security. number two, the importance of israel developing robust, realistic plans for the day after the conflict, plans that include path towards governance, towards security, towards reconstruction. we've obviously been working on these same ideas with partners in the region and engaging in conversations with israel, but we think it's important israel put forward its own ideas. he will emphasise the need to avoid further escalation of the conflict and, as always, emphasise the need to the increase of humanitarian access. we have seen a slowdown of access on the secretary will emphasise to the minister we want to see that situation reversed and he wi

be in washington now and you see him meeting secretary of state anthony blinken and he met with bill burns. gallant is a political rival to netanyahu and the two could fight overtaking credit over weapons' deliversries that comes out of the u.s. and netanyahu has a right-wing coalition and needs to stay in power and doing so at least the political decision making he has been making since october 7 is he works with the right wing and he criticizes president biden publicly. and that has been a winning formula that could keep him in power, especially as he continues to face years-old corruption cases, including one today. a panel accused him of undermining israeli national security in a case involving submarines and denied. geoff: thank you for walking us through all of us. appreciate it. geoff: in the day's headlines, ukraine and russia have been carrying out deadly strikes. two russian ballistic missiles left a huge crater in eastern ukraine and five people were killed and 41 others wounded. crime yeah after -- crima drones killed six. russia says the ukrainians used american-made weapons.

. >> cia director bill burns is set to meet with mediators in doha.o a source with knowledge of the negotiations who says the white house's middle east coordinator will travel to cairo for more talks. this comes just days after president biden publicly outlined a three-phased plan to release the remaining hostages and end the walker in gaza. the u.s. says it is still waiting for a response from hamas but israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu appears to be distancesing himself from the deal as members of his government are opposed to ending the war without eradicating hamas. president biden is now suggesting netanyahu may be prolonging the war for political reasons. he made the comment in an interview with "time" magazine." the interview was conducted on may 28th, but published yesterday. the president told the magazine, quote, there is every reason for people to draw that conclusion. it's an internal democracy debate that seems to have no consequence. and whether he would change his position or not, it's hard to say, but it has not been helpful. b

cia director bill burns was here in the middle east yet trying to move those negotiations further on. hamas has not yet formally responded to that proposal, but they are saying they want to hear from israel that they are committed to ending the war and withdrawing their forces from gaza, as president biden said they were in the speech last week. raf sanchez, thank you so much. >>> up next, it is day four of hunter biden's federal gun trial, and the prosecution's star witness is on the tapped. >>> plus, trial delayed. why it's becoming more and more likely, the election interference case will not make it to trial until after the election. >>> and new questions on the president's controversial border policy. we're back in 90 seconds. you're watching "jose diaz-balart reports" on msnbc. e diaz-balart reports" on msnbc. wanna know a secret? with new secret outlast, you can almost miss the bus... but smell like you didn't. secret fights 99% of odor-causing bacteria. smell fresh for up to 72 hours. secret works! it's a crime to smell that good. you want thicker, stronger, fuller hair? you n

he spoke with bill burns, the head of the cia. but his main topic amidst all of these other subjects that he's been discussing, including the action on the northern front and what's going on in gaza strip, plans for a day after hamas is finally defeated, he's trying to shore up and repair this frayed relationship between washington and jerusalem that benjamin netanyahu's comments over the past week have really damaged. now, whether or not we see this finally repaired, we've been hearing about this for months, that the biden administration and netanyahu are falling out. that might not be up to yoav galant, and it might not be up to washington. we still have to wait to hear more from benjamin netanyahu, the prime minister himself, on whether or not he's going to continue to assail and scold washington, or whether or not he's going to try to make amends. matt bradley, thank you. it is time now for today's cnbc money minute. tesla recalling its cybertruck again. and how would you like to work for six days a week? contessa brewer joins

bill burns and others are working to bring about the much broader hostage deal to get every hostage home and they have the benefit of an agreement. this is really good news, obviously, for the israeli people and for the families who had a loved one ripped away. >> i do want to ask you about the senate bill. the idea of enshrining the right to access to contraceptive, did it die on the floor? because of republicans. a lot of people saying that this is just for show. no threats to contraceptive. they would've said the same thing about abortion. >> it was a rather dramatic moment for the american people. sometimes the votes go by people. this is a right that should be enshrined into law for the whole nation. the right to contraceptive. those were the two parts of the bill. republicans over and over again have promised the american people that they support this right. then when they have the chance to move this bill forward, they vote against it and every republican voted no on this. it is a critical moment for the country to examine how extreme this party is. i am running in pennsylvania ag

bill burns back in the middle east in qatar engaging in the cease-fire deal and the hostage deal. >>>er a big scare at the u.s. embassy in lebanon, "andrea mitchell reports" is back in 90 seconds. in 90 seconds. so this is pickleball? it's basically tennis for babies, but for adults. it should be called wiffle tennis. pickle! yeah, aw! whoo! ♪♪ these guys are intense. we got nothing to worry about. with e*trade from morgan stanley, we're ready for whatever gets served up. dude, you gotta work on your trash talk. i'd rather work on saving for retirement. or college, since you like to get schooled. that's a pretty good burn, right? got him. good game. thanks for coming to our clinic, first one's free. here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need... ...without the stuff you don't. so, here's to now. boost. my grandfather's run meyer the hatter for over 75 years now. he's got so many life experiences that he can share. finding the exact date on ancestry that our family business was found

negotiate is a very comp a kid thing and there's a reason we haven't seen a deal agreed to yet but bill burnsthe cia and others are working very hard to try and get to a situation where hamas is out of the picture and there's just a lot fewer israelis and palestinians dying. >> shannon: i want to talk will form policy more broadly because the president has been the world stage talking with the bilateral deal with the ten year securities guaranteed. i talked once under husso that looks like a treaty, something they should be having the privilege and duty to put through with a vote on capitol hill. this is not happening, it looks it was structural to go around that but overall, how the president is doing we have conflict around the world and americans alike to president biden that he would restore us to the norms and calm but here is what the political -- the democratic pollster and -- rights. when they go to the ballot box one question they will ask themselves is weather or not the world a safer then it was four years ago. right now the polls make it clear that no americans don't feel the worl

netanyahu was agreeing to something -- was this an israeli proposal negotiated probably between bill burns this was an israeli proposal that was absolutely adopted by the war cabinet. this was not something that president biden was somehow making up. this is a 4 1/2-page document that the war cabinet, which includes the prime minister, they approved it and they asked the united states to present it to egypt and qatar to then present to hamas. there is, within this three-phased approach, there is a connection between the first phase and the second phase, where the two sides will commit to good-faith negotiations hamas had a favorable view, provided it will produce the end of the war, complete israeli withdrawal. hamas has its maximal projections, and what you're hearing from the right within his own government, is he's saying i haven't walked you're, the trust is he hasn't walked away from the objectives, but he's approved a proposal that creates a possibility of producing an end to the war, but it will go in stages. it's not automatic, and there are difficult issues that will have to be re

also cia director bill burns.minister is scheduled to meet with defense secretary lloyd austin. pentagon press secretary was asked about that meeting. he said they will discuss that situation in the middle east, of course. chris, this comes as matt was alluding to, at a time of increased tensions between israel and the united states. the biden administration saying it was disappointed by some of the comments that netanyahu had made. although now the question becomes how do they move past that? we do not have any official comment from the national security council on the latest comments from prime minister netanyahu today. but as you said, there's important meetings happening today and tomorrow. there's also expected to be a discussion about what the u.s. will do with regards to lebanon and potentially what if israel were to decide to invade lebanon in the ongoing conflict with hezbollah. the pentagon secretary said he didn't want to get into hypotheticals. >>> the biden campaign sounds the alarm over the fund-rais

and i know that bill burns and others are working away on that, but that is a heavy lift. >> prime ministerongress next month and the u.s. and leaders within israel, you included, have been pressing him for a clear plan on how we will end the war and what will happen in gaza on the day after. this is something officials have been pressing for since the beginning. he seems to be ignoring the pleas, while proceeding with the military campaign. is there more leverage, do you think the u.s. should be using to push netanyahu to produce a plan and what you hope to hear from him, when he is your next month? >> there is more leverage and it is terribly painful to talk about, much less apply, because israel was attacked. and i've been critical of the way they conducted the war, and there is plenty of room to be critical about that. but at the core of this is the fact, there is no way for israel to win this, purely militarily. hamas, disgusting terrorist though they may be, have a vision for a future and it is a dark, horrible evil vision. but my complaint with the prime minister, apart from the way

we turn to some of the morning other top headlines cia direction bill burns is set to meet with qataritors in doha to discuss the latest cease-fire proposal. that's according to a source with knowledge of the negotiations who says the white house's middle east coordinator will travel to cairo for more talks. this comes just days after president biden publicly utah lined a three-phase plan to release the remaining hostages and bring to an end fighting in gaza. the u.s. says it is still waiting for a response from hamas, but israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu appears to be distancing himself from the deal as members of his own government are opposed to ending the war without eradicating hamas, a goal that seems hard to achieve. meanwhile, president biden is now suggesting that netanyahu could be prolonging the war for political reasons. he made that comment in an interview with "time" magazine. the interview was conducted back on may 28th abut published yesterday. the president told the magazine, quote, there's every reason for people to draw that conclusion. it's an internal dome

parties to agree to a cessation of hostilities and a release of hostages and you know, i know that bill burnsanyahu is addressing congress next month, and the united states and even leaders in israel, have been pressing him for a clear plan on how he will end the war and what will happen in gaza on the day after. he seems to be ignoring these please, while also proceeding with the military campaign. is there more leverage that the united states should be using to push benjamin netanyahu to make the plan and what you hope to hear from him when he is here next month? >> yeah, i mean of course there is more leverage, and it's terribly painful to talk about much less apply, right because israel was attacked here and i've been critical of the way they have conducted the war and there's plenty of room to be critical about that but at the core of this is the fact that there's no way for israel to win this, purely militarily, hamas, disgusting terrorism though they may be, have a vision for a future and it's a dark and horrible vision but my complaint with the prime minister apart from the way he's c

bottom line for those who are following this, watch where does ambassador bill burns, the director ofe days he's often in cairo. that's the epicenter of these negotiations. i think that final thought, chris, if it doesn't get done now, it's pretty hard to see how it would get done in the future. >> are there true influencers, true pressure points, joe biden hasn't accomplished it. the heartbreaking countless numbers of interviews and press conferences from family members like hersh's parents haven't accomplished it. the hundreds of thousands of people in the streets of israel haven't accomplished it. so what will? >> at this point, the best hope for the cease fire would be the u.s. pressure on the israeli government using the leverage of the billions of dollars of military support we provide to israel. on the arab side of the house here, i think the arab world has pushed hamas as far as they can. the one player we haven't mentioned that gets a vote in all of this, iran. perhaps by putting more economic and potentially military pressure on iran, you could obtain iran's influence to try

bill burns of the cia and others are working very hard to try to get to a situation where hamas is outf the picture and where there are a lot fewer israelis and palestinians dying. shannon: i want to talk about foreign policy more broadly. the present has been the world stage brings together bilateral deal guarantee for ukraine i talked to one senator who thanks it looks an awful like a treaty something they should be having the privilege from the two thirds vote here on capitol hill. also talk about over all how the president is doing but of conflicts around the world. americans apart elected president biden on the reassurance he would restore us to norms, to calm but here's what democratic pollster strategist doug schoen writes. ultimately when americans go to the ballot box in november 1 question they will ask themselves is whether or not the world is safer than it was four years ago? right on the polls make it clear that no americans do not build the world is safer. nor did they build the current administration to make it safe. political quotes ian bremmer if this election is at al

the middle east, that doesn't even count the number of trips that have taken by the cia director bill burnse experience for u.s. diplomats who have been trying to get to this deal over the line, but we did hear from hamas last night. they kind of rejected what antony blinken said. that their demands haven't changed. they haven't been asking for more maximalist positions in the last 24, 48 hours. they said that they've been consistent the entire time, that they have mostly been asking for one thing, that still is the same rupture that we're seeing between the israelis and hamas, the same for the past several months, which is that they want to see a permanent cease fire and a permanent recall of israeli troops from the gaza strip. the israelis are not willing to countenance that at all. they want to see the destruction of hamas. that's something that hamas is never going to agree to, particularly not in some sort of peace treaty. as you heard from secretary blinken this deal, these negotiations are not dead. in in ways we are closer now than we've been before. it was just a couple of days ago

and it's one reason why, for instance, when i speak to the cia director bill burns, that they are frequentlyalking about the importance of military-to-milit ary communications. in particular, we have deconfliction lines with russia, for instance, given you have us and russian forces operating over syria and they speak to each other, so they're aircraft and their forces on the ground get. too close to each other. but the trouble is the other side doesn't always pick up the line right? and that increases the risk in this case, they're not expecting an altercation here, but it is definite signal sending by russia. and whether one other piece of this caitlin, it doesn't get a lot of coverage, right? you have venezuela with close ties to russia in a potential conflict with guyana. again, right in america's backyard. i mean, it's a measure of where this relationship stands between the us and russia globally right now. >> yeah, and we've seen how reliant cuba has become on russian oil and gas. but what about jim, what your thoughts were on president biden's? comments tonight on president who knew s

night dynamite tonight at eight i tbs bag with our world lead america's top spy chief cia director bill burnsmiddle east to attempt to get the latest hostage and ceasefire proposal across the finish line. despite the possible progress, the pain felt by the families of the hostages seized by hamas terrorists remains at least eight dual american israeli citizens were taken hostage on october 7 israeli officials believe five of the eight might still be alive. 22-year-old omar neutro is one of them. he has spent more than 240 days in terrorists captivity. tragically, as we reported at the time back in march, the idf confirmed that 19-year-old eat i can was murdered by hamas on october 7, has remains were then brought to gaza and are still there today. e-type hans father, ruby and omar neutres, mother or join us now, you guys are familiar guests of this show and you'll keep coming back until horrible hostage crisis and war is over or no, you met with us officials this week are you optimistic of a deal i believe we've been through the cycle more than once. what do you think is holding, what do you

hi, your talks well, the cia director bill burns is back in doha, qatar to meet with the qatari emir, as well as the prime minister there who have been indirect contact with hamas officials over the last several days since the israeli proposal for a ceasefire and hostage deal was committed to them. >> and we don't yet have an official response from hamas yet to this latest proposal. but there's no question that the united states is trying to lead a kind of an international coalition of countries to bring public pressure to bear to say that the onus is now on hamas hit the ball is in hamas court and urging mediators like qatar, like egypt to bring as much pressure as they can to bear on hamas to accept this deal. but the major question of course, is whether or not hamas will be able to accept this deal because while israel did make a number of concessions and are much closer now to the hamas position. israel is still not willing to frontload a commitment to a permanent and in ceasefire. and that is something that hamas, of course, has been pushing for. boris briana all right. >> jeremy

cia director bill burns is heading back to the middle east for gaza ceasefire talks he is.et with qatari leaders in doha and he'll also get an update from hamas on the latest hostage release and ceasefire proposal world war ii, veterans arriving in normandy mark the 80th anniversary of d-day president biden landed in paris just a few hours ago. tomorrow. he'll meet with veterans, deliver remarks and participate in a wreath-laying ceremony. i'm one representative, andy kim has won the democratic senate primary in new jersey. he will now face off against senator bob menendez in november menendez, the incumbent is running as an independent while he is on trial for corruption charges all right. >> millions out west are under excessive heat warnings this morning and a heat dome as temperatures spiked to the triple digits, it is a major challenge for firefighters who are battling the corral wildfire in central california are meteorologists, lisa rafah, tracking all of it for us. elisa, good morning good morning we do have excessive heat warnings that are in effect for multiple da

then i say well kurt campbell so the 20s that given the veteran move the calendar forwarded to bill burnso said that instead biden so we have signals my view never said please anybody call me out of my hands have never said no the chinese woman that i am single i don't know the way there's reporting the wall street journal late last year the u.s. intelligence very limited friendly i think you look at the history the soviet union is very rare to get truly reliable information especially closed system and xi jinping i doubt trust anybody includes including members of his family we have to assume we don't know this when he was ever elected a president who was struck whoever's elected in november, hess was so that it could happen and so this gives to the other point which is what we need to be worried about in my view is quarantines are not decisive and listening to met eloquently there's also the threat of invasion of cuba use invasion and possibility for the less collected general nuclear level and that the buses to put it the big stick in my view i can see quarantining situation deserves s

bill burns has also said that with all the signals and it might you i've never said and please call meutf i have come i never said i know the chinese will move. i'm saying we don't know andhe "wall street journal" late last year that intelligence sources on chin are very limited and frankly, i think if you look at the history of the soviet union and so forth it's very rare to get tly reliable information especially from a close cisa xi jinping i doubt trust anybody including members of his own family. we have to so we my twin tweet is whoever is november has to assume that it this gets to the other point which is what do we need to be worried about? my view is quarantines are not decisive. i'm listening to matt but there was also the threat of invasion of the u.s. invasion of cuba. there's also thebi alate to the general nuclear level. that was the closet in my view i could see quarantine situations and analysis. i think china could only rational, matt knows president lai better than i do. there's a way the skies were would voluntarily give it up because they block like an and imports an

we know that brett mcgurk and director bill burns were, shortly after the conversation, already on theiry though, we know that whether you had these extremely seasoned negotiators, diplomats, experts, aides, doing all that they are doing, the final outcome is going to come from two men only deciding and that, i think, is what is so painfully torturous about this. >> jon, today marks eight months since october 7 since hersh was abducted. when you sit in that meeting with jake sullivan and speak as you have been for eight months to officials inside the u.s. government, what did they say today about the best hope to get the hostages? is it a deal? is it a rescue mission? what sounds most promising to you and to the people trying to pull this off? >> yeah. the good news is the focus in that is everybody believes the best possible way to do this is through a deal. the bad news is we been hearing that for most of the last eight months, and as you know, we are not there yet. i think what president biden did last friday night was brave and courageous and we applaud him. he took a negotiation tha

some of the premier specialists and colleagues i heard secretary blanking and cia director bill burnse premier foreign policy experts in our country their whole career the middle east may be one if not the most complex right now among their career. i lost track of how many times you've gone back and forth to israel and the region but as you said the president on friday get this pivotal peach laying out his help on the israel plan the three-phase plan calling hamas and partners to "get it done. are we gonna see white smoke? are we gonna see a deal? that lists the things you just said. 's urging of the humanitarian aid for the innocent civilians in gaza. removing military capacity and as the president said, the path forward for the day after. where are we? >> george mitchell who is a great hero of mine and did the peace negotiations, the parties in northern ireland said negotiations for cease-fires for peace are 1000 days of failure and one day of success. you fail every day at it until you succeed. i believe we will succeed as a question of when because i think at the end of the day th

and the 3rd bill would require a, quote, cultural burned, liaison to better manage fuel reduction efforts. all 3 bills passed assembly committees today and they still must be voted on by the full assembly. but all 3 of them have already passed the state senate. >> as the weather continues to warm up, you and your family might be thinking about heading out to the water to cool down. but officials are sending out a warning tonight about the potential that the water might be too experts say staying in water that's under 70 degrees can quickly lead to hypothermia. kids, of course, have a higher risk of developing the condition since there. look, they're lower body mass means that they can get cold faster than adults. medical experts are warning you to watch out for some of the key signs which include shivering and lips turning blue kind of common sense there. they also advise you to think twice about jumping into cold water since it could cause a dangerous or deadly side effects. >> people really need to watch out for if they're suddenly immersing themselves and very cold water, they can deve