Hello from CNN, I'm Jo Beck, with the five things you need to know for Tuesday, November 28th.

It's day five of the truce between Israel and Hamas, and officials are hoping it could be extended even further.

The director of the CIA is back in Qatar today, with multiple sources saying he'll be

meeting with intelligence heads of Israel and Egypt.

CNN's Katie Bolelis has more on the visit.

Incredibly delicate conversations are expected to continue in the coming days

about the potential of possibly extending this pause even further.

The interest of course for the Biden administration is not just the sort of general release

of its many hostages, but also I think in particular these two American women who were

expected to be part of the original tranche of 50, released over the past four days.

Israeli officials tell CNN they believe 173 people who were taken captive on October 7th are still in Gaza, including

17 foreign nationals.

And another set of hostages are expected to be released by Hamas later today in exchange for a group of Palestinian prisoners

and detainees being held by Israel.

U.S. leaders are remembering former First Lady Rosalind Carter in Atlanta today.

President Joe Biden and former President Bill Clinton are expected to join Rosalind's husband Jimmy Carter at a private service later, along with current and former first ladies Jill

Biden, Hillary Clinton, Michelle Obama and Malaria Trump. Since her death on

November 19th there's been an outpouring of stories about Rosalind's kindness and care for others,

especially in Atlanta where she's been lying in repose so that the public can pay their respects.

CNN's Nick Valencia is in the city. They had a lot of ties here. They were

of course from Plains, Georgia, but their daughter lived here. In fact, a couple of years ago,

I ran into the carters while they were trick-or-treating with their grandchildren in a nearby

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