Iranian analyst abbas faiz gave me his thoughts and reflections on the events of the day so far. Well, i think the scenario that they would probably find the occupants of the helicopter alive may have become somewhat unlikely. So the next scenario might be that they probably know, based on past practice, past practice of the government of the Islamic Republic, they probably know what has happened. And then, again, we have two possibilities. The first possibility is that if, for example, Ebrahim Raisi is still alive, but injured. In that case, i think they would announce the news straightaway and very quickly. But if there is another news for example, that, you know, he is not alive the past practice of the Islamic Republic has been to suppress that news, to suppress that news for quite a few days. And this happened at the time of the death of ayatollah khomeini, and they really announced it several days later. Now, why would they suppress the news . That is really a very big question a
trace: good evening i m trace gallagher, it s 11:00 p.m. on the east coast 8:00 in los angeles and this is america s late news, fox news at night. and breaking tonight, the pause in fighting between israel and hamas is now moving into its fifth day and, remember, four days wag the original time line. meaning more hostages are likely to be released but israel has made it very clear the fighting will go on and it will be severe. jeff paul is live on the ground for us in tel aviv. jeff, what are you hearing about time lines? reporter: well, yeah, trace, we in fact just got some information that the israeli government now has a list of names of the next group of hostages they expect to be released tomorrow, signaling that this deal between israel and hamas has, in fact, been extended, at least beside a day. again this is all day to day very tense negotiations going on. but this is footage from tonight of some of the 11 hostages that were just released, back here on israeli so
two women leaders, and their silence is deafening. it s an important conversation to have. and, joey, what s on tap? well, the grammy awards are tonight the, but some of music s biggest stars are setting it out. we ll tell you why. all right. thanks, joey. first, the president now turning to fee that to address fema to address the growing crisis at our southern border as house republicans get ready to travel to texas tomorrow to have a look for themselves. the biden administration enlisting the federal disaster agency to help manage the dramatic spike in unaccompanied migrant children entering our country. u.s. border agents detained more than 100,000 migrants in february alone, leading to overcrowding at government-run housing facilities. the administration referring to this dire situation as a challenge but stopping short of calling it a crisis, and that is not sitting well with republicans. it is a crisis. when a similar surge happened a few years ago, president ob
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