these developments will change by the hour. sometimes literally. stay with us. sandra: thanks very much for joining us. i m sandra smith. i m bill hemmer. the story starts right now. here s mack that. martha: i m martha maccallum. it s a dark day. in addition to the loss of life in israel, we have lost at least 27 american citizens as hamas terrorists hold an unknown number of americans hostage at this hour. here s john kirby moments ago. we all need to be prepared for the fact that there s going to be additional gruesome images coming out. there s going to be some pretty tough reports for all of us to swallow. this is not over. martha: pretty tough reports coming for all of us to swallow. we will find out what that means in the hours and days ahead. every hour we see more of the evil that is hamas. a warning that these i m my knowledges are graphic. the kitchen floors are stained with blood. people were home. it was early in the morning saturday when hamas mili
white house press secretary under president obama and msnbc political analyst. adam pollock, and charles coleman, an msnbc legal analyst. vaughn, i want to start with you. you have kind of lived all of this from the beginning to the end. as you watched what unfolded today, help us understand it, but also put all of that testimony by hope hicks which was pretty dramatic in the context of what we knew at the time. reporter: exactly, it s dramatic because hope hicks was somebody who testified today that she was intimately involved with donald trump in what was a very small campaign brass that included keith shiler and corey lewandowski and michael cohen, the outside personal lawyer voice who maintained a quasi role with the campaign, representing donald trump. in this, for hope hicks and for the jury here, is a key, crucial witness that knows donald trump so well, but also was a trusted adviser and aide, somebody whose words were never really highly scrutinized, somebody who d
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welcome to our viewers joining us from around the world. i m max foster in london. qatar s foreign ministry says it will announce in the next few hours when the truce will begin. a diplomatic source says it is likely to start friday now midnight local time at the earliest. news comes after israel said wednesday that it expected release of hostages and pause in fighting were delayed. both u.s. and israeli officials pointed to logistical details for that delay. ahead of the expected truce, israeli forces continued ground and air operations striking parts of northeastern and central gaza. palestinians say areas further south were also hit. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu expressed confidence that the deal would go into effect. here is what a top white house official told cnn. we re not going into this with uberous or arrogance. we re grateful that we were able to get the deal secured. but it all now comes down to execution. so nobody is doing any testing here. there