Tonight on 360 now they're talking. Vice President Harris and Tim

Waltz agreed to their first formal interview as a presidential ticket and

it's happening here on CNN the latest on how it came to be, what it'll look like, and the stakes involved.

Also, time Jack Smith's surprise new indictment of the former president and how he slimed down

the election interference case to withstand Supreme Court scrutiny and what it means for when the trial might happen.

And later his brother says God wrote him another life.

An Israeli father of 11 rescued from a tunnel and reunited with his family after more

than 300 days held captive in Gaza.

Good evening, thanks for joining us. We begin with Vice President Harris meeting a

deadline she said two and a half weeks ago.

I talked to my team.

I want us to get an interview scheduled before the end of the month.

In the 19 days since, she said that.

She's talked informally and briefly with reporters,

but not done a formal sit-down interview despite calls not just from her opponents but also Democratic-leaning pundits.

In fact, New York magazine's Jonathan Chate has a column just out today titled why Comila Harris is safer giving more

interviews. Whether that's true or not remains to be seen and may be seen because

she is sitting down tomorrow along with her running mates with CNN's Dana Bash.

The interview will air Thursday night here on CNN.

The former president did not immediately respond to that news erupting instead online

with a string of posts about Jack Smith's new election interference indictment,

which will have a lot on later tonight.

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