[Baldwin:] We are now, just watching the clock, a little more than nine hours until that scheduled end of the cease-fire that has halted the bloodshed in the Middle East. Talks over extending it and searching for longer-term solution are under way in Cairo. Israeli and Palestinian delegations are communicating via Egyptian mediators. Time running short. Now it appears the military wing of Hamas is piling on additional pressure. CNN's Reza Sayah is live for us in Cairo with specific on this demand from the military wing of Hamas. What do you know, Reza?
[Reza Sayah, Cnn International Correspondent:] Yes, Brooke, these were already anxious hours here in Cairo, but these statements certainly add to the tension. I think some people are going to look at these statements and they're going to say that this is Hamas simply posturing and piling on the pressure in order to get what they want. But others are going to say these are threats and Hamas is prepared to fight again tomorrow once this cease-fire is over. Briefly, let's tell you what the Cassam Brigade said, Hamas' military wing on TV. This is a television station run by Hamas. They essentially called on the negotiating team here not to extend the cease-fire until the Palestinian's people initial demands are met. They say if there is agreement then the cease-fire can be extended. If there is no agreement, they're calling on this negotiating team to pull out of the talks and go back to Gaza from Cairo. Earlier in the day, we spoke to another Palestinian delegate. He made a similar statement saying, if Israel doesn't respond to the demands of the Palestinian people, the resistance can resume activity. They didn't say they're going to start firing rockets again tomorrow morning. They didn't say they are going to start fighting. But Brooke, when you hear these statements, you have to start wondering. What's going to happen if 8:00 a.m. local time Friday comes, and there is no agreement, is the bloodshed? Is the fighting going to start again? I think a lot of people are hoping that's not the case. A lot of people hoping these two sides come to an agreement by 8:00 a.m. local time tomorrow.
[Baldwin:] To end the bloodshed, final hours of negotiating. Reza Sayah, thank you so much in Cairo, the site of the peace talks under way. Next, how is the media covering this conflict between Israel and Hamas? S.E. Cupp, host of CNN's "CROSSFIRE" is here. Good to see you. She says that journalists are leaving out one very important part of the story. She will explain what she means next.