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We're following breaking news out of Jerusalem right now. This morning, at least six people were killed in a shooting attack on a bus stop in the north of the city. CBS News Foreign Correspondent Ramy Inocencio has reported from the region extensively and joins us now from London. Good morning, Ramy. Tell us about this apparent attack. Errol, yeah, this morning's rush hour really turned into a nightmare when bullets started flying. You can see people running from the scene in dash-screen footage that we have gotten. You can also hear the pops of gunshots there. Israeli police said that two terrorists opened fire on a bus stop. At this moment, there has been no claim from any militant group, but Hamas has praised this attack. And this happened in northern Jerusalem. This is on the outskirts of the city. And for reference, it's about a dozen miles north from, if you will, the main historical sites like the Western Wall, the Dome of the Rock, the Church of the Holy Sepulcher. That bus stop, perhaps most importantly, is also at an intersection that leads to Jewish settlements in East Jerusalem. And a reminder, those are considered illegal by the UN, as well as most governments in the world. Now, Netanyahu said that Israel is now pursuing and encircling the villages from which the terrorists came and will take even harsher measures. Israel's ambulance service has also come out with at least a little bit of detail about the people killed. They include three men in their 30s, one woman in her 50s, and one man also in his 50s. Nine others were taken to hospitals with gunshot wounds, three others with hits from broken glass. As for those gunmen, they were neutralized by a security officer and a civilian. And, Ramy, this is happening as President Trump over the weekend issues what he is calling a last warning to Hamas to accept an existing Gaza ceasefire deal. Where does all of that stand? Yeah, well, the most recent thing that the president said is we are working on a solution that might be very good. You'll be hearing about it pretty soon. We're trying to get it ended and, as you said, get the hostages back. And that was on Sunday in Washington after he posted that ultimatum that you just mentioned. That was on Truth Social. He had said that the Israelis have accepted my terms. We don't know what those terms are, though. He also said, "It is time for Hamas to accept that as well." He says it's "my last warning" and "there will not be another one." But Hamas, for its part, has said that it received some ideas from the US through mediators but also no specifics there. One of Israel's local TV channels, though, Errol, N12, said that Trump's new proposal would have Hamas free all of the remaining 48 hostages on the first day of the truce in exchange for thousands of prisoners and to put a ceasefire in place for an end to this war. All right, just no agreement yet. Ramy, thank you very much.
