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Tonight on 360, despite new allegations against, and Pete Hegseth is now just one Senate vote away

from becoming defense secretary.

Also tonight, the president eliminates secret service protection for his former top officials,

even though it appears the security threat remains. The question is why we're keeping him honest.

And later, CNN's Clursa Ward returns to Syria with the mother of missing journalist Alson Tice,

who vanished there 12 and a half years ago and hasn't been heard from since. Good evening. Thanks for joining us tonight. It's looking

almost certain that by tomorrow night, former Fox Weekend morning host Pete Hegseth will be running

the Defense Department. Despite opposition from Democrats, as well as Republican senators, Susan

Collins and Lisa Murkowski, Republicans managed to end debate and move the nomination to a final vote tomorrow.

This, of course, follows months of allegations of sexual misconduct, excessive drinking,

and questions about his lack of experience running large organizations.

Just today, CNN learned that he told the Senate Armed Services Committee

that he paid $50,000 as part of a confidentiality

agreement to a woman who alleged he sexually assaulted her back in 2017.

That's according to documents obtained by CNN.

He's publicly denied the allegations, calling it a, quote, nuisance claim.

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