Scot Bertram, Legendary diplomat Henry Kissinger is dead at the age of 100

—Here are 3 big things you need to know—

 

One — The truce between Israel and Hamas is being extended for another day.  The Israeli military says the temporary ceasefire in Gaza will continue for another day for the process of releasing hostages.  The six-day truce was set to end at 7am local time, following the release of 16 Hamas captives in exchange for 30 Palestinian prisoners being held by Israel.  

 

 

Two—   The latest Auto Reliability study from Consumer Reports finds Detroit's automakers did not perform well.  Buick was the best performing domestic brand coming in at number 12 in the report. General Motors Cadillac division placed 16th with Chevrolet at 20 and GMC in the 24th spot. Ford came in 22nd and Lincoln placed 23rd. The Ram Truck division of Stellantis was 15th with Jeep at number 26 and Chrysler was 30th. 

 

 

Three -- Legendary diplomat Henry Kissinger is dead at the age of 100.  Kissinger served as National Security Advisor to the Nixon administration from 1969 to 1975, and was best known for guiding American foreign policy during the Vietnam War.  He was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1973 after negotiating a ceasefire agreement between the U.S. and Vietnam.