12 hours from now, a long hope for a truce will take effect in the israel-hamas war. it is scheduled to last for only four days, but in that time, hamas has promised to release 50 hostages and israel is going to release 150 palestinian prisoners and allow more aid into gaza. the deal was negotiated by the kingdom of qatar, and the spokesman is hopeful that with this deal hostilities will stop. we are hoping that we don t see any delays, and we have reached a point now where everything is in place, and we are ready to go on the ground, so we are hopeful that as i told you by 7:00 a.m. tomorrow, everything will stop. the first hostages are set to go free 4:00 p.m. local time tomorrow, and that is 9:00 a.m. eastern, and that is going to include 13 women and children. and the government has notified their families. becky anderson is in doha, and can you walk us through the outlines of the deal? yeah. here is what we do know. at midnight eastern time, which is 7:00 in the mo
do you mind if i lock you in an airless vault before you leave and never let you out? it was great to work with the partners in the state and have a member like ed gillespie. chris janikowski, thank you for being willing to talk about this. i think you did something brand new in politics, and you are a humble guy. but i don t feel humble about what you did. it s impressive. so we are doing this seven days of genius thing. did you know about that? we have breaking news ahead. we ll be right back.