That violence killed 12 israelis and more than 230 palestinians. 65 of them children and carried into this morning. The defense forces struck 60 targets harming the launching capabilities of hamas and they launched into israel overnight. Joining us from tel aviv richard engel. Tell us what you know. Reporter: there is just an official confirmation from the israeli government they have agreed to a bilateral cease fire negotiated by egypt. That it will start statement didn t say a specific time. At a later date and other reports state 2:00 a. M. And simultaneous. Reuters is reporting that hamas agreed to the deal so in a few hour s time according to to both the israelis and hamas a cease fire should take effect meaning no more israeli air strikes. They said they re rooting out the tunnel network and no more rockets launched from gaza. The israeli government statement said that the political echelon emphasized that the pace of developments will be determined by what happens on the ground
this morns wing, we are see for the first time new evidence that may be used against donald trump in the special counsel s 2020 case. the new york times has obtained this memo that has previously been secret. it was written by lawyer kenneth chesebro. he was named by prosecutors, you ll remember, as co-conspirator number five in the indictment, not in the indictment against donald trump, all of the co-conspirators so far, unindicted. the internal memo spells out in detail the plot to overturn the 2020 election with so-called fake electors and it also gives new insight into how the plot would unfold and what they really wanted to do as it was unfolding. cnn s jessica schneider is here with much more on this. jess, lay out what new is learned in this memo. yeah, kate. this memo dated december 6th. it s known to prosecutors. it will likely be a key part of this case and it really lays out that even the man outlining this fake electors plot, kenneth chesebro, he knew it was
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long. the city has brought in refrigerated containers fearing a surge in heat-related deaths. we ll talk to a doctor there. and nbc news gets rare access to what is happening behind the scenes at the southern border amid fears the humanitarian crisis is about to get a whole lot worse. we begin we begin this hour with the new charges against former president donald trump over his alleged mishandling of classified information. special counsel jack smith filed a new indictment against trump last night, adding three additional counts to the 37 he already faces in the classified documents case. one count of willful retention of national defense information and two charges related to altering, destroying, mutilating or concealing an object. the new indictment also includes a new defendant, mar-a-lago property manager carlos de his oliveira. his lawyer declined to comment on the new indictment. he joins trump and trump aide and body man walt nauta in facing charges. trump and
predicament for a mar-a-lago maintenance worker, now a co-defendant in trump s classified documents case. we will go through a big, new development there in just a moment. also ahead, the white house responds to questions about whether president joe biden would consider a pardon for his son after hunter biden s plea deal fell apart earlier this week. plus, another unsettling moment in the senate with an aging lawmaker. we ll show you what happened with senator dianne feinstein yesterday. meanwhile, the republican controlled house takes an early recess, leaving a big slate of unfinished business and not a whole lot of time to get it done when they come back in six weeks. good morning. welcome to morning joe. it is friday, july 28th. i m willie geist. with us, we have the host of way too early and white house bureau chief at politico, jonathan lemire. former chairman of the republican national committee, michael steele. former white house director of communications