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Tonight, President Biden's message of hope to hostages held in Gaza as U.S. intelligence finds Hamas used tunnels under

hospitals to hide them. Plus here in the nation's capital, tens of thousands march for Israel.

Here are tonight's headlines.

We stand with Israel. Massive crowds gather in support of Israel on the National Mall.

Motivated, they say, by what they've been seeing on college campuses.

Plus, the news from President Biden who believes a deal will happen to release the hostages

held by Hamas.

What's your message for the families?

Hang in there, we're coming.

A deadly crash here in Ohio involving multiple vehicles, including a charter bus full of students.

My band director is like, you know, get off the bus. It's on fire. The stuff's starting to explode.

Stronger storms and devastating weather, the new report that shows climate change is worsening across America.

We are the last generation that is really going to be able to make a meaningful difference

in the outcome.

And our exclusive interview with Democratic Senator Joe Manchin, why he's frustrated with Washington

politics and looking for Americans who feel the same way.

Senator, the big question everyone's asking is, will you run for president?

Good evening and thank you for joining us on this Tuesday night, and we begin tonight with

several developing stories, including a massive five vehicle crash in Ohio involving a bus full of high

school students. At least six people killed and more than a dozen others injured. We're going to go

to the scene in just a moment. But first, there is major news here in Washington about the war

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