Gazan Christians' Survival Concerns Amidst EU Migration Rule Vote and Israel-Hamas Negotiations

As the death toll in Gaza rises, U.S. officials say Israel and Qatar are negotiating a temporary cease-fire, while the U.N. attempts to pass a resolution for a humanitarian cease-fire. In Gaza, two women sheltering at a church were shot and killed by an Israeli sniper, raising concerns about the survival of the Palestinian Christian community. Meanwhile, the European Union Parliament voted on immigration policy changes to address the increased migration from the Middle East and Africa. In the U.S., the Supreme Court is set to decide on key disputes related to former President Donald Trump's immunity and the Capitol riot. Additionally, a new album reveals the abandoned song demos from Steven Spielberg's film "Hook," and a beloved mall Santa in Baltimore shares his secrets to success.