just ahead, tonight the mayor of new york, the former police captain, confronted by fbi agents and seized his phones and ipad as what appears to be a fast growing campaign finance investigation. we begin with israel s war in hamas, most notably the efforts to secure the hostages now believed to be held by hamas and other groups. it comes at the end of the day that saw israeli forces heavily pound targets in northern gaza from the air and troops on the ground continued to engage. the senior american official familiar with the hostage talks tells cnn that negotiators are working toward an agreement involving what this official call ls a sustained days-long pause in the fighting. in exchange, hostages would be freed on a rolling basis, starting with women and children over a period of days. that same official added that many details remain unresolved and negotiations could stall or break down at any point. also comments by secretary of state antony blinken gets more attention.
northern gaza from the air. the american official tells cnn negotiators are working towards an agreement involving with what they call the days long pause in the fighting. in exchange, hostages would be freed on a rolling basis starting with women and children over a period of days. that same official, however, added that many details remain unresolved in negotiations could stall or break down at any point. also today comments by secretary of state antony blinken getting attention. secretary of state blinken more directly raised concerns about the death toll on gaza and push for more in the way of humanitarian aid. beyond the daily pauses and fighting to it allow civilians to get out of harms way or get aid that israel announced yesterday. far too many palestinians have been killed. far too many have suffered these past weeks. we want to do everything possible to prevent harm to them and to maximize the assistance that gets to them. robertson starts us off with some of th
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do you have any reporting that perhaps at some point they went to signal or whatsapp or somewhere else and that s where some of the replies from mark meadows might be found? our series is ongoing, but yes, we know this is the tip of the iceberg, there were encrypted apps, missing communications. more reporting is coming including on the pardon front. very interesting. please come back, hunter walker, the more stuff you get, please bring it back here because we definitely want to hear more of your reporting. congressman madeleine dean, thank you. up next on the reidout, the culmination of a decades-long fight. president biden signs historic legislation codifying same sex and interracial marriage. the reidout continues after this.
in federal prison. we, the american public ended up getting no insight at all into the stuff that you might think prosecutors wanted him to come clean about when they thought he was going to be a cooperator. his apparently ongoing dealings, financial dealings, with the pro-putin oligarchs he d moan from ukraine. his ongoing financial dealings with them during the time he was running the trump campaign. i mean, he took no salary from trump s campaign. remember? but for some reason, he proposed to at least one of these pro-putin oligarchs from ukraine that something about the trump campaign should help paul manafort get whole in terms of his debts to those pro-putin interests. what was he offering to do from his position as chairman of the trump campaign that would be so beneficial to these pro-putin interests that it would allow him to forgive his debts? in the mueller report, we learned that prosecutors also never got to the bottom of why manafort was sending detailed trump polling and