Deadline. This is the scene right now in gaza city. Its remarkable. For the first time in days people are out in the streets. They are celebrating. Traffic is bumpertobumper. Everyone, everyone appears to be in celebration. People waving flags and firing guns in the air. While our crews saw outgoing rockets and heard explosions in the hours leading up to the ceasefire deadline, theyve seen little or no military activity since then only the celebrating. [ gunfire ] secretary of state Hillary Clinton and egypts foreign minister announced the deal in cairo after the secretary spent the day in intense facetoface talks with the leaders of israel, the Palestinian Authority and egypt. This is a critical moment for the region. Egypts new government is assuming the responsibility and leadership it has long made this country a cornerstone of regional stability and peace. Were still learning details of the agreement between the israelis and hamas. Egypt and the United States apparently have assum
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nearly 1,000 points at one point this afternoon before it began recovering. it is the largest point drop of its kind in the history of the market. good evening. i m jim vance. i m doreen gentzler. the huge drop was driven by another day of deadly protests in the streets of greece. the violence stems from public anger over a deal that greek government made to avoid going bankrupt. investors here in the u.s. for the debt in greece will spread and hope the global economic recovery. cnbc s brian shactman joins from us cnbc headquarters. brian, what happened? reporter: it is a great question. you know, when we sold off 998.50 points at the lowest point, s&p 500 actually lost about $936 billion in paper story. two stories to tell. one, we were down over 200 had-plus points before we had that precipitous drop. that negative edge appropriately said was about greece. fear that they are going to default on their debt and will spread to other countries, maybe banks will stop lending