army lieutenant general steph twitty and former cia director john brennan.the process of something this complicated actually working, getting hostages out either the north to israel or through soh, depending on where they are, through rafah. getting them out safely. what is the challenge here? >> i think there are many challenges, which is why it has taken quite a while to come to an agreement on this deal. there needs to be a clear understanding on the part of all parties involved on the terms of the deal. not just in terms of the pause in the fighting for the four or five days but especially for the transfer of the hostages as well as from the prisoners from israeli jails. presumably, the international committee at the red cross will be involved in facilitating the transfer, presumably it will take place incrementally. the timing and sequencing of that deal needs to be understood by all sides. in addition, i think there's concern that there could be some violations of this deal. frequently, that happens in pauses and cease-fires. what are the -- what will

. >> for people who questioned or just wrote this off, that changed when john brennan said somethingmportant a couple years ago. >> this has been a topic that serious people are now talking about seriously. there was a wave of reporting in 2017 about the pentagon's activities around ufo and uap citings. john brennan gave this interview in 2020 where he said in effect there's something out there flying around, it puzzles us and may constitute something that may be a new form of life. that's a startling comment from someone like john brennan, former white house security adviser, if he wants to know the answer to the question, there are a lot of people to answer that question and if he's leaving with a question like this, that's worth diving in to me. >> did you feel there's a lot the government country know that it's not talking about or is there ignorance in terms of their willingness to find those answers. >> this is one of the things that's difficult to untangle fact and fiction and mythology. there is a government cofferup around ufos, not necessarily what people think it is. some

richard brennan in cairo it's good to have you on sir. thank you very much indeed. still ahead the white house says it is monitoring hamas very closely ahead of the release of the hostages that it holds in gaza. u.u.s. presidedent weighs inin situation n up next.t. >> becky anderson. cnn's reports. >> president biden instruct optimistic tone about the expect whom release on friday speaking to reporters in nantucket he said he wasn't ready to give an update but would once hostages have been released. the white house is focused on the em implementation of this deal and a question was whether americans would be included in the hostage release. it's thehe white h house e expen about 3 americicans wowould be ofof the deal including two wom and that three-year-old abigail whose parents were killed in the october 7 attack. the white house mass a list who they believe will be released on that day but it's unclear whether any americans would in fact be released on friday. president biden says he was hoping that that three-year-old would be part of the list. the u.s. is plann

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director brennan, beyond the domestic politics here, around the world, if you are sitting in your old job, part of irresponsibility would probably be to be staying in connection and rebuilding some of these relationships with countries in the arab world who may be frustrated about the role of the united states. what have those conversations looked like, sound, like most of them are happening behind the scenes, of course. >> i think there's general consensus that israel's security needs to be assured. and so there's recognition that we need to do everything possible collectively, internationally, to make sure that terrorists are not able to carry out these atrocious attacks. at the same time, though, i do think sympathy for the palestinian people's growing, and sympathy for the israelis is dwindling. because we recognize that this large scale death in gaza, 14, 16,000, whatever, including so many women and children, is something that needs to stop. and therefore, they see that israel has this big powerful military that's just pummeling the residents of gaza. so i think that this intern

director brennan, thank you for being here.hing that has struck me over an interesting facet of all of this is that these negotiations are being led by a representative from mossad, and one from the cia, of course in addition to the qataris. how unusual is that set of talks, if you will, between mossad and the cia? >> well, the cia has had very strong and long-standing ties to mossad. and it's not surprising to me that cia is involved heavily in these discussions because the negotiations with hamas are taking place through intermediaries. in this case it's mostly the qataris, but also the egyptians. the cia also has contacts, some very close relations, between the qataris and egyptian intelligence. so therefore massage, being external intelligence organization of israel, also has dealings with egyptians and the qataris. again, it's unsurprising with these very sensitive negotiations are taking place in intelligence channels. i think with great confidence in players, the director of mossad, as well as director, burns are very cl

joining me now, john brennan and former deputy national security adviser to president obama ben rhodesdon, i want to start with you. we all want to understand what happens next year. and there are nine americans who remain hostage. some may be by hamas, some by outside militant groups. you're an expert on the region, i should say. what happens now with these negotiations between hamas and the qataris and the egyptians and also these outside militant groups, as we're trying to get these americans home? >> well, jen, i think the effort is to build on these first three days, which is a very hopeful sign, because it appears as though both sides have appeared to the terms of the agreement sufficiently to allow it to the other side to follow through with its obligations in terms of releasing hostages as well as releasing prisoners. so i do think that is president biden so directly stated, it is the intention of the u.s. government to extend this pause for however long is possible to try to get out more hostages, including the other americans that are still being detained by hamas, as well as

director brennan, i want to pick up there. it was never assured that this would even happen, what we are seeing today. there certainly are families and loved ones who are joyous today after what has been a harrowing 49 days for them. we are getting word from qatari foreign affairs. we continue to monitor the situation and are relaying information between both sides and the international red cross in real time to ensure that any issues that occur are immediately addressed. from your perspective and your experience, how delicate is this situation in spite of this initial success? how delicate these ongoing negotiations and movements are. >> it's very delicate. yet, it's a very welcome and hopeful development that we have seen today. as raf pointed out, it appears as though the pause in the fighting has held sufficiently for the first group of the releases to take place. i think what everybody is going to be looking at is how the follow through is going to happen in terms of the successive days and the follow on releases. there's

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on the other side of the world in toronto, canada journalists brennan leffler was moved by their story. he decided to apply to a private sponsorship program for citizens can help resettle refugee we were hearing from mckayla and from other people. i'm in a safe house and my neighbors are calling me telling me they're going around asking where i am. and so there is no time to waste when something like that happening people's lives were literally hanging in the balance. brennan, convinced more than a dozen of his friends and colleagues to help raise the $50000.00 needed to support nanos akila and her family for the 1st year in canada. so this is the financial profile form where you have to tell them, you know, what your income wise and, and a, each one of the sponsors did the, had to do this kind of guess. they filled out reams of paper work and submitted it to the canadian government. so then you waited and waited and waited and waited and waited. yeah, i called and they didn't have it and i called back and they still couldn't find the application. and we waited and we waited, nothing h

waste when something like that happened in people's lives were literally hanging in the balance. brennan, convinced more than a dozen of his friends and colleagues to help raise the $50000.00 needed to support nanos akila and her family for their 1st year in canada. so this is the financial profile form where you have to tell them, you know, what your income wise and, and a, each one of the sponsors did the, had to do this kind of guess. they filled out reams of paper work and submitted it to the canadian government. so then you waited and waited and waited and waited and waited. yeah, i called and they didn't have it and i called back and they still couldn't find the application. and we waited and we waited and nothing happened. so yeah, we decided to move them ourselves with the help of the non profit journalists for human rights. he was able to add mentors, akila, and her family to an evacuation. less than us would have to lead her 3 sisters, 2 brothers and her parents behind. she was the only one with a passport. my gosh, try to get passports for all of us to leave. but it was not po

for norah o'donnell, i'm margaret brennan. good night.nders. >>> pro palestinian protesters have been out at the port all day putting their bodies on the line. we are speaking to demonstrators as they try to stop a ship that they claim is carrying supplies to israel, from leaving the port. >>> then, first friday's in oakland having to scale things back coming the new year. leaving vendors asking where they will make up the lost revenue. >>> ah, then, tracking the possibility of rain coming to parts of the bay area. we will let you know who is going to have it. >>> there is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >>> good evening. it was a hectic day in oakland where protesters, demanding an end of u.s. aid to israel, tried to stop a vessel from leaving the port. despite their best efforts and eight hours of demonstrations, the boat was able to eventually pull out of the port and continue on its way out to sea. sara donchey joins me from the news room with what the message from protesters and what is it about this ship they were against?

i'm going to go to you john brennan.r was a young man growing up in the democratic republic of congo, there was this sort of contest between moscow and washington over who was going to get the young men of the continent in these newly liberated countries that had been beset to colonialism, and what belgium did to congo, but the west won the conflict. barack obama's father, lots of people came to the united states, were educated here. the west was winning that war. now it seems it's going the other way. china welcomed arab and foreign ministers on talks on ending the war in gaza. china's top diplomat welcomed the ministers from saudi arabia, egypt, jordan, the palestinian authority and indonesia to beijing saying his country would work with our brothers and sisters in the arab and islamic world to end the war in gaza as soon as possible. you have had chinese andusan officials visiting african nations, cultivating relationships. you have had a real resistance to jumping on board, the pro ukraine stance in lots of african n

he said, pull brennan, i'll just say right. or. so it had here when i was a 0 as a us to place that nuclear power submarine to the middle east. we look at how billions of dollars a ministry aid from washington to israel impacts the whole the the cultures solutions that gives us no hope for future that we have to find creative solutions, not just turn our backs. i don't think that has a number. think about it as a person, person yourself, and that person ensures. so as you can see for this is my us, my life, or at least in my life, those dentures. we want we want to great because the women in my country, the not sweet to come up to on we are not. and neither ology, we are human beings on this earth to be treated equally. we are working in their thoughts, that's our ancestors. whatever has been done before can be done as long as a human being is doing it. you just have to keep pushing because no one else can see. the vision is clear. the depth analysis of today's headlines. all these blue cross blue is root has of items. so the thing

deal to cattle, then separatist pull, brennan has more to come up, but i see that the it's been 4 months since we think, conclusively, that can in july, the federal sanchez's hopes of a 2nd. sam as prime minister, hanging by a thread. but after weeks of code, i consult sanchez now or at least secure the majority. he needed, supported by several small on mescaline policies, as well as council on separate tests the it's been the floor process, day and night for the past 2 weeks. thousands of consecutive and right we can demonstrate is, let's take angry protests, furious in return for the support of the cadillac parties. sanchez's granting listing to hundreds of figures involved testimonials, failed bit for independence in 20. 17 sanchez says, i'm just the will. he alludes opinion polls, suggested the majority of spaniards do not agree. and that's why the, it, these are complete mockery, a mockery because they are between all the spanish people by making a packet with criminals there by this. and i saw the home. it seems to me to be a swindle. if the federal, buddy, what's happening is agai

i was just a was pull. brennan was that it's by far the case. biggest demonstration says the sauce, if he is ready, bombardments have gone to hundreds of thousands of people, many traveling from other parts of the u. k. demanding an end to the kidding. there's too many. so many children dying and it needs to stop protest organizes under intense pressure to postpone or cancel the prime minister said the demonstration would be disrespectful because it coincided with almost the stay in syria administer homes that could be sort of a problem even describe the pro palestinian rallies as h march's. hey, march isaac is a, we are not going but places on certain kinds of back on to some of them if that was a little bit like certain from coastal, i'm from the senate. tough, well, memorial was made part of a police exclusions for fear that it might be vandalized. and then the 2000 extra police were on duty was wireless. but it was from small rights white english nationalist plants with police and through buckles and other objects at the offices. pro palestinian marches, remain peaceful. people rea

brennan jr. on his appointment to the grade of lieutenant general in the united states army, and his nomination to be the deputy commander of u.s. africa command. major general brennan is currently serving as the special assistant to the commanding general of the united states army special operations command. this is no paper pusher, madam president, and i have heard that phrase. army special operations play a crucial role in competition and deterring great power of war. therefore, it is crucial to ensure this deserving officer who earned this promotion is confirmed to this key national security position. the good major general is a decorated war fighter with extensive combat service in iraq, afghanistan, and in the inherent resolve campaign, having recently served as commander of combined joint task force operation inherent resolve just last year. he distinguished himself with hopper having been awarded a bronze star with v for valor. i firmly believe major general brennan's qualifications, reco

rick brennan with the w.h.o., thank you for your time. >>> be sure to tune in to "state of the union.israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu will join dana bash at 9:00 a.m. eastern right here on cnn. >>> still ahead, what we'll be watching for tomorrow when donald trump jr. it was as the first defense witness in the new york civil fraud trial against the orgaganization. 9 >>> dr. took his campaign top minnesota last night. >> the former president went after joe biden on issues of national security but spent time discussing, of course, his mounting legal battles. cnn's lena train has the details. >> reporter: good morning, victor and amara. donald trump returned to the granite state after the weekend of bouncing between courtrooms and the campaign trail. his rallying this weekend came on the heels of his testimony in his new york city fraud trial earlier in the week. this is something donald trump talked about a lot during his speech. he brought up his legal battles. specifically he talked about something that his legal team is trying to do in one of his cases, the federal election

cnn sports analyst christine brennan joins me now. christine, can't think of anyone better than you who has interviewed him multiple times and watched the span of his career to be with me on set today, and i appreciate that so much. he was known as very outspoken, he was a controversial figure as well, also beloved. tell me about that tension. >> and indiana, bringing gain those three national championships and men's basketball and being an iconic leader, i am sure people are very sad, today, those who cheered for indiana. texas tech, he had an amazing career. olympic gold matter in 84 at the olympics, he coached that team. i covered that team, i covered him than. there are many who just love them, and the players who played for him also, obviously, praise him and say that he changed their lives. there is that side, and the other side is the man who, i could think of five or six things along that i have read or remembered over the last couple of hours, laura, that would have been fireable at any job in the country today, and probably

others with howard, deputy director of the democracy program for elections at the brennan center and i know senator fischer will introduce nebraska deputy secretary of state wayne bena. senator hagerty will introduce the administrator elections for rutherford county, tennessee, alan farley. we are a year until the 2024 election, here to discuss the ongoing threats and abusive conduct targeting election workers across the country and the need for bipartisan solutions to come to these threats. public servants who have been threatened over the last few years come from red, blue, and purple states. they are democrats and republicans, many are volunteers and they are essential to the administration of free and fair elections. in all 50 states they are now hard at work to ensure the upcoming elections run smoothly, with some primary ballots actually going out as soon next month, but persisting threats which rose alarmingly in recent years as we discussed in this could have resulted in all too many of these workers leaving their jobs. at the same time it has made it harder to recruit more p

richard brennan, the world director for the eastern mediterranean. thank you so much for being with us. i want to start with your visit to the organization al shifa. we heard the broad strokes from our team describing it as a death zone. what more can you tell us? >> well, i think your reporters really captured some of the key elements. al shifa hospital previously was the largest and most important referral hospital in gaza. normally was able to accommodate 750 patients, it was what we would call the tertiary referral hospital. it was actually accommodating close to 13 to 1,400 patients a t the peak of the current crisis. but essentially, over the last few weeks, the supply lines have been choked off. minimal medicines getting in, limited access to fuel, clean water, and so on. so, the functioning of the hospital has rapidly declined. many patients have sought care elsewhere. we have had minimal communications with the hospital over the few days proceeding the mission. and when the team arrived, essentially, our worst fears were confirmed. many pati

ben rhodes and john brennan.to all of you. >>> when we come back the ex-president donald trump continuing his attacks on a new york judge and his law clerk even under a gag order. how jack smith in washington is using evidence to keep him fwagd in that trial. >>> an 11th hour pardon as donald trump was exiting the white house, one that destroyed an i don't know going justice department investigation raising new questions and red flags about how he could again test the limits of the power of the office in the second term. >>> later in the show, what we know about the shooting of three college students in vermont, the victims were all of palestinian descent. how the fbi is responding and what it says about the growing rise of hate here at home. all those stories and more when deadline white house continues after this. don't go anywhere. te house conts after this don't go anywhere. >> tech vo: schedule now. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace ♪ is this for me? (sniffs) if you like squeaky toys from chewy

noel brennan, cbs news, chicago. >>> that's the weekend news for this saturday.irst thing tomorrow, jane paulie, followed by "face the nation" and guests include qatar prime minister and national security advisor, jake sullivan. from washington, good night. xxx x >>> from cbs news bay area this is the evening edition. >> 17 israeli hostages and 39 palestinian detainees have been released. we have the latest on the cease-fire and the call for humanitarian aid. >>> a berkeley business with high show -- hopes that shoppers will be headed back as stores are dealing with robberies and crimes. >> you cannot let that bother you. then they win. >> the high tech effort to save a symbol of san francisco. how engineers plan to raise the ferry building by seven feet. live from the studios in san francisco. it is the second day of a four-day cease-fire in gaza was 17 more hostages released along with 39 palestinians. the is really and four nationals from thailand were taken from hamas on october 7, they are now taken to the hospital where they will be reunited with their fami

brennan got $100,000 when he was on the court. there are many justices that have failed to uphold their ethical responsibilities. i do not think it is the public that has a misunderstanding about ethics. i think it is justices who have misunderstandings about their response billy's. even with the code, there is no guarantee they are going to step it up when it comes to moral character. host: given there is this ethics code, what if you could look back at controversies we have heard about recently regarding justices taking gifts, excepting luxury vacations are getting perks with book deals? how would this code handle that? what would be different? guest: i think the disclosures are not changing. there is a federal law that says every judicial officer has to file every annual disclosure report stating their finances, their trips, their, appointments their spousal income. the law is still in effect. it is not like, now we have this code and have to report more. no, we have this code and we are doing the half-ass reporting we have bee

elizabeth howard who is the deputy director of the democracy program for elections at the brennan center and i know senator fisher will be introducing nebraska deputy secretary of state for elections, wayne bennett and senator haggerty will be introducing the administrator of elections for rutherford county in tennessee. helen farley. we are just over a year until the 2024 election. we are here to discuss the ongoing threats and abusive conduct targeting election workers across the country and the need for bipartisan solutions to counter these threats. public servants who have been threatened over the last few years come from red, blue and purple states. they are democrats and republicans. many are volunteers and they are is essential to the administration of our free and fair elections. in all 50 states, they are now hard at work to ensure that the upcoming elections run smoothly with some primary ballots actually going out as soon as next month. but persisting threats which rose alarmingly in recent years as we discussed in this committee have resulted in too many of these workers leav

. >> to morgan brennan for the cnbc news update. >> hi, kelly.ecretary of state antony blinken just left for jordan. he said tel aviv has a sfoblts protect civilians and the u.s. will focus on getting humanitarian aid into gaza as well as setting conditions for a sustainable peace in the region. >>> senior biden administration official tells nbc news at least 79 americans and their family members have exited gaza through the rafah crossing in egypt. the crossing opened to injured civilians yesterday after egypt, israel and hamas agreed up to 500 people may exit gaza daily. >>> donald trump's son eric took the stand this afternoon into the $250 million civil fraud trial against the former president's family and the trump organization. he testified he didn't know anything about the company's financial statements but later acknowledged he was aware of them as far back as 2013 when presented with evidence. both of trump's adult sons previously said they relied on accountants to ensure financial records were correct. back to you. >> thank you very muc

election officials, the brennan center warned that election workers were getting scared that they would -- and they have been stepping down. here in colorado, we lost about a third of the elected county clerks. now, other people are stepping up. we will have great elections. but understand, the threats to election workers is part of the attack on democracy. it is trying to destabilize the local administration of democracy, so that extremists, maga republicans, can be put in their place. >> congresswoman edwards, as you heard there from the secretary of state, they seize an attack on our democracy. you watched tuesdays elections unfold. it was just after that we learned of these letters containing threats that explicitly said end elections now. what struck you as a former member of congress, when you take a step back, and you kind of absorb all of this that is happening across the country? this attack on our election workers, our democracy, the message, the rhetoric coming out from donald trump. the inability of members of the far-right in the maga movement and congress to condemn what d

the brennan center for justice predicts 2024 will be the very first presidential election for more than one in five local election officials. >> we're certainly seeing an exodus of election officials across the country, and every election official that i've talked to is aware of it and really making plans and trying to mitigate that loss of institutional knowledge. >> reporter: former washington secretary of state kim wyman has also served at cisa. it will dispatch ten election security advisers nationwide to help more jurisdictions identify cyber risks like ai spreading false information. >> so if something happens, how are you as a local election official going to respond? how are you going to communicate with voters that the video they just saw isn't true? >> what are you most worried about in 2024? >> acceptance of the results. >> reporter: a reason why elections officials are doing everything they can now to boost transparency and build trust. natalie brand, cbs news, washington. >>> coming up, wework files for bankruptcy. the next move for the office sharing group as it reorganize

the spartans leave vegas with the sixth straight win, the great bounce back for brett brennan, secondf of the season. there is now a three-way tie against the mountain west. unlv, boise state, and san jose state. the three-way tie will be broken by computer rankings. identify the two highest ranked teams to participate in the championship game. do not ask me how they do the ranking. that matchup is expected to be announced on sunday morning. okay, goodbye pac-12, very sad. justin wilcox and tal become eligible. the win over ucla. ucla taken a one point lead with a first touchdown of the game. on the ensuing kickoff, and ought passes, puts the bears on his back. housecalls of the end zone. 100 yards of the return give calvo lead. and the bears never looked back. fernando mendoza finds jeremiah hunter up the middle on third and long, gives tell the two touchdown lead at the half. the bears go on to win big in the final pac-12 over to season game and they are eligible for the first time since 2019. >>> troy taylor in stamford taking of the season by hosting 18th-ranked notre dame , secon

. >>> i want to bring in former cia director, john brennan, also an msnbc senior national security and intelligence analyst, so when we talk about a family who is living in this hell, they believe they've been told, at least for sure, that hamas claims that their family has been killed. idf is trying to verify it. how complicated is what israeli intelligence is trying to do right now? >> i think it's very complicated. first of all, you cannot take hamas at its word. at the same time, seems as though they wanted to convey the message that these three individuals are no longer alive. and so i'm sure that israeli intelligence is trying to determine the bestcan, with limited acc to the hamas network that is holding these hostages, whether or not those hostages are indeed alive. this is continuing to be quite complex. the fact that we have had six days of the truce and six days of the exchanges of hostages for prisoners is a positive and hopeful sign, and hopefully after the release of further hostages today, this truce can be extended and more hostages will get out. >> as monica was just r

morgan brennan is here with cnbc on msnbc. what exactly happened, morgan?hi, chris, well, fed chair powell had to briefly pause his closely watched speech at the international monetary fund yesterday after protesters interrupted the event chanting end fossil finance. this was the second time in three weeks that climate protesters have disrupted a fed chair speech event. powell temporarily left the stage and there was a hot mic moment. take a listen. >> powell, by refusing to treat climate change, you are putting us at risk -- >> thank you very much. >> at an ecomic disaster. >> thank you. just close the [ bleep ] door. >> so the feed had been cut temporarily, but those disruptions and some cussing aside, it was the message of the fed chair's speech that has really mattered to the markets. he kept the door wide open for another interest rate hike, proverbially speaking, if inflation stays high and economic growth stays strong. if it becomes appropriate to tighten policy further, we will not hesitate to do so. while inflation is coming down, powell said it's

and a recent study from the brennan center ofjustice, or for justice, revealed 30% of election officials say they have been personally abused, harassed, or threatened, because of their job. now, it's part of a broader pattern, if you will, of threats, coming from the right, attacking their perceived enemies. as this criminal and civil trial proceeds, trump is viciously harassing those seeking to hold them accountable, or just overseeing those efforts. the ex president has whipped up his followers into such a frenzy that ally enforcement officials have serious concerns about deadly -- just yesterday, trump, again, attacked new york attorney general, letitia james, on social media, saying she, quote, should be prosecuted. he didn't stop there. now, we have always made a point not to show trump's social media posts. we try not to show you the deranged things that he saying. especially those amplifying lies, or hate. but this is a rare moment in which we feel compelled to show you one post. because it is so extreme, you have to see it to believe it. trump re-posted this image. depicting the

want to bring in robert gibbs, who served what aspect secretary for president barack obama and john brennan the former director of the cia. i will be with you, robert and your thoughts, of what we heard there. >> my first thought is, watching the president tried to walk away after somebody on the press staff in the press conference, only to answer, two or three more questions, always the bane of press corps, in any administration. and you can see, you tend to get more dangerous questions when that happens. i was struck by a couple of things, not the least of which, chris, he's just did a four-hour meeting. i think he is probably remarkably clear with president xi about american views, about his own views on policy, and it's always hard to go out and explain in this crystal clear terms, with which you just talked to the president. you heard the broad outlines of what they got accomplished, which i think was extraordinarily helpful, made some real progress, particularly, as john said earlier, military to military communication, but a real reticence to get into the back and forth of exactly wh

cbs news face the nation moderator margaret brennan calls ate consequential meeting for both the global economy and global security. >> the laundry list of items that the white house wants to bring up is quite long, and it's quite contentious. everything from potential election interference to fentanyl that has been flooding into the united states and killing americans. there's so many issues that will be on the table. it's not really known that there will be any breakthroughs, it's just the fact that they're meeting that's the news. >> apec officially kicks off tomorrow, and we are already starting to get just a taste of the traffic headaches and disruptions to come. we saw signs up around mo ko where it will be held. >>> okay, here's the takeaway image on the forecast. all eyes on this chance of rain next week. late tuesday through friday, on again off again showers in that window. we could pick up 1 to 2 inches of rain in that timeframe. stay on top of the forecast with us. we will have much more to refine in terms of the details and timing out the rain. we're not there yet. here's y

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a rough month for stocks last month. >> morgan brennan, thank you so much. it's good to see you, my friend. >>> in gaza, hundreds of foreign nationals are waiting for their turn to cross into egypt after the rafah border crossing opened for the first time since the october 7th hamas attack. nbc's josh lederman is reporting from tel aviv for us today. i understand a u.s. official has confirmed to nbc news several americans were able to get out. what other details do we know? >> reporter: well, the hope, chris, was that as many as 500 foreign nationals including those americans would be able to get out today. those are the numbers that were on a list that nbc news obtained from the border authorities in gaza. as of the last update we got from those border authorities, about 335 people had managed to start the process of moving from gaza into egypt, and another 76 injured civilians being allowed into egypt for medical treatment. but the american citizens are a small fraction of that. believed to be somewhere between 5 and 10. the hope is that this will be the s

i'll send it in to o.t there's the bell morgan brennan and jon fortt. >> you have your scorecard on wallcome to "overtime" jon fortt back with morgan brennan. >> welcome back. retail in focus as walmart pulls back on earnings and macy's gets a boost. we'll get more reads on the consumer this hour when gap and ross stores report results we will bring you those numbers as soon as they cross. >> carvana shares sinking 5% off the midday lows on news amazon is getting into the auto sales business starting with hyundai carvana's ceo about that news and how it shakes up his

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. >>> i'm margaret brennan in washington.his week on "face the nation" -- pressure on israel for a cease-fire, even a humanitarian pause increases, while the conditions inside the gaza strip continue to deteriorate. >>> israel's efforts to decimate hamas continue, but the humanitarian situation and escalating palestinian death toll have intensified the protests around the world, as some gazans attempt to flee the hardest hit parts of the region. others struggle to stay alive in areas that are under attack and running out of resources. we'll have reports from the region and we'll speak with white house national security adviser jake sullivan and israeli president isaac herzog. >>> house foreign affairs committee chairman mike mccaul joins us from tel aviv. >>> bright spots for democrats following last week's off year elections. can they win on issues despite an unpopular president? virginia democratic senator mark warner joins us. it's all just ahead on "face the nation." >>> good morning. welcome to "face the nation." we begi

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so really the process whole brennan out, is there a sense a longer tens of thousands of people have also in march through belgium's capital to colon for an immediate cease fire and gaza organizes build a demonstration in brussels and you will pay in march for palestine for testers accused you failing to take action in the face of violations of international law and gaza and ukrainian woman who was trying to escape garza with her 9 month old baby has had her hopes dash, tatiana top level was told her palestinian husbands name is not on the list of those who can lease the whole for the fish color of the legend mature for i knew this fee, they were on the west. the come describe this thing. you have to see all the way will scare me and i don't want to go from one more to our model. i want to go to the country wherever they will take us. but i still don't know. maybe you will be moved over over me all. i want to go that i am not going back home, not to golf xbox. i'm not to you created because of to i ask them to please let me leave cause on, but the said no to lose somebody should leave a c

. >>> cbs's chief foreign affairs correspondent and moderator of "face the nation," margaret brennan,you've been talking to your sources all day. tell us about how this agreement came to be. >> jericka, this was really intense diplomacy by a very small group in the united states and in qatar over the past seven weeks, and a deal came together over the weekend. we know since late october, cia distributor bill burns has been in direct contact with mossad chief david barnea. it was around that same time following the release of two american citizens, natalie and judith raanan, that the u.s. had proof qatar could deliver a conduit to hamas. we nearly had a deal at the end of the october, but it fell apart right before israel launched its full-scale incursion gaza and hit another hitch around the israeli siege of al shifa hospital. a two phase agreement was settled on. phase one, 50 confirmed hostages, the u.s. has proof their alive. will be released. if those four days succeed, phase two starts. roughly two dozen civilian hostages will be released. more hostages means a longer pause in fi