there really is a lot going on. We are going to be talking a lot tonight about the latest news

from the Israel-Hamos war. But not only that story, we've had a bunch of important news

breaking today internationally and in the United States. There's just one of those days there is

a ton to get to. On Israel-Hamos, though, obviously this is a huge breaking news within the past

hour that President Biden himself will travel to Israel the day after tomorrow on Wednesday.

Secretary of State Anthony Blinken making that big announcement tonight from Israel.

He announced that President Biden is coming to Israel on Wednesday. He also said

this, which itself, could be a very big deal.

The United States and Israel have agreed to develop a plan that will enable humanitarian aid

from donor nations and multilateral organizations to reach civilians in Gaza and them alone,

including the possibility of creating areas to help keep civilians out of harm's way.

To have the U.S. President heading there himself and then to have what Secretary Blinken

just announced there, the U.S. government announcing that they've got a plan with Israel to get aid

into Gaza. These are both very big developments. So we're going to be talking tonight about what

this could mean for the course of this war, for Israel, for Hamas, for the civilians in Gaza,

who have been put in such an impossible situation. We're going to be talking about the potential

riskiness of the President's mission abroad and what his visit might be able to change,

might be able to shake loose in terms of diplomatic progress. So there's a lot to talk about that

tonight. I will also tell you that tonight we heard from the family of one of the hostages who

is being held by Hamas. This is the mother of a young man who's been held hostage since last Saturday.

We've stayed in touch with her and her family over the past week since her son was taken.

Really interesting. Late today, we heard from her that her family and other families of hostages

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