COSTELLO: Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Egypt's President Mohamed Morsi now meeting in Cairo working on a truce between Hamas and Israel to stop that bloody conflict that started eight days ago now. Reza Sayah joins us live. We saw the photo op, it's apparently going on forever, but what's going on right now with these talks, Reza?</s>REZA SAYAH, CNN INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Well much of the world Carol is eager to see if Washington can step in and stop the fighting between the Palestinians and the Israelis or if Washington can band together with Cairo and pull off some sort of cease fire. And all eyes right now are on the U.S. and Egypt as U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is in Cairo. She just wrapped up a meeting with Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi. The President's office here in Cairo told us that they met for a good one hour and a half. That's a pretty lengthy meeting when it comes to diplomatic meetings. It tells you that they discussing a very important matter. Usually in these conflicts when the Palestinians and Israelis start fighting, Washington wants to be viewed as playing a key role, but in this particular clash it's been Egypt that's come to the forefront as the lead peacemaker. They obviously have strong ties with Hamas. And they also have a relationship with Israel. They have come out and explicitly said that they want to maintain their peace treaty with Israel. Even with the optimism yesterday, we haven't seen a ceasefire, but the diplomatic efforts continue now with Cairo and Washington apparently banding together -- Carol.</s>COSTELLO: Reza Sayah, thanks so much and again if Hillary Clinton or Mohamed Morsi begin speaking, we'll bring in those comments to you live. Controversial federal health care means millions more Americans will have access to doctors. One big problem with that, there may be not enough doctors.
Clinton, Morsi Seek Peace in Gaza