Happening out breaking news, finalizing the Gaza ceasefire right now, the Israeli security cabinet is set to meet to approve the first phase of the U.S. broker deal to begin the ceasefire and bring home the remaining hostages.

Plus, Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Green live here in the Situation Room. Why the staunchly conservative representative

is bucking her party line and calling out the GOP leadership.

And later erosion of trust and new poll finds that just half of

Americans think the CDC will give them reliable vaccine information.

That's the lowest since COVID.

President Trump's cabinet meeting.

Coming up next hour, the president will meet with top administration officials and then answer

reporters questions. We'll bring that to you live. Stand by for that. Plus, courtroom showdown.

Today, two hearings over at the same time involving the fate of President Trump's deployment

of National Guard troops to Chicago and Portland.

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as they work without pay during the government shutdown.

It's now day nine.

Welcome to our viewers here in the United States and around the world.

I'm Wolf Blitzer with Pamela Brown, and you're in the Situation Room.

This is CNN Breaking News.

And we're following the breaking news. Right now, Israel's security cabinet is meeting in Jerusalem to discuss a major breakthrough in the war in Gaza.

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Cabinet members are expected to approve a first phase of a ceasefire plan.

Hamas will return all hostages to Israel, both living and dead.

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