morning. we have major announcements, joe biden will hold a phone call with the president of china. the state department offers a deal to russia to get brittney griner and paul whelan release from jail in moscow. at what price? we have the host of way too early and the bureau chief of politico, and the author of the big lie. we have u.s. special correspondent for bbc news, and the former chairman of the republican national committee. good morning to you all. let s dive in after a year and a half of on and off negotiations. joe manchin has reached a deal with party leaders to pass a number of democratic agenda items through the reconciliation process. in a statement, he wrote in part, this bill will cut the inflation taxes that americans are paying. it will lower prescription drugs and health insurance. it will ensure that we invest in energy security and climate change innovations. he went on, it is time to put away the partisan swords and advance legislation that is in the b
captions by vitac www.vitac.com good evening and welcome to the source. i am kaitlan collins, live from israel, where tonight we are seeing just how fluid that temporary truce between israel and hamas really is. we ve now learned that no hostages will be released and fighting will not stop before friday at the earliest. there was no explicit reason given for the delay of the implementation of this deal that was supposed to begin just a few hours from now. but an israeli official says the details are still being hammered out, as israel has still not received names of the first hostages that are set to be released by hamas. here is where the broad outline of that deal stands, as we are right now. at least ten hostages were kidnapped 47 days ago are expected to be freed per day, with ten more being released each day after that for at least four days, though officials are hopeful it could potentially last even longer than that. in exchange, israel will release 150 pales
any hostages come home? that s tonight on news night. good evening. i m in washington. just hours from now families were hoping to welcome their loved ones that were held by hamas and instead they are waiting anxiously at least for one more day. possibly much longer. at this point the fighting has not stopped in gaza. there is no truce. israeli officials have not given a reason why the deal approved by israel s cabinet last night is now on hold. we start in tel aviv and kaitlan collins is there. what do we know about what might be causing this delay? reporter: i think it just speaks to how fluid this entire agreement, this entire negotiation has been. it s something they ve been working on for so long. and officials are not surprise that had it is delayed. it is a little surprising because we did hear from the prime minister netanyahu talking about how difficult it was to sign off on this agreement. to come to this agreement, to exchange 50 israeli hostages for 150 palest
the first time in english. we see a word that japan has never used before or since to describe world war ii that aprox mates to crisis, we in ts country and generation are by test know rather than by choice the watchmen on the walls of the world freedom. we ask we may be worthy of our power and responsibility that we may exercise our strength with wisdom and restraint and achieve in our time and for all-time the ancient vision of peace on earth, goodwill toward men. the righteousness of our cause must always underlie our strength. except the lord keep the city, the watchmen wakeeth but in vain. thank goodness he didn t have to deliver that speech after conducting an air strike in cuba that may have set off a hot war rather than a cold one. that s the speech that john f. kennedy was working on when
the speech kennedy was supposed to give in dallas that afternoon. it reads in part, we in this country, in this generation, are the watchmen on the walls of world freedom. we ask, therefore, that we may be worthy of our power and responsibility. words left unspoken 50 years ago but resurrected for a new generation. reporter: and chris, i m struck over the last couple of days, i ve lived in dallas a long time and struck by the thousands of people that we ve seen flocking to dealey plaza this week, even 50 years later. it s amazing to see how many people come here wanting to see the place where this tragic event occurred. chris and kate, back to you. you have the memorial, you also have need in the country right now. people are looking for heroes, things that elevate them. this is one of those occasions. thinking about the man that motivated the imagination of the american people. thanks for covering it for us, ed. we ll check in with you in a little while. catch the assassination