CUOMO: After all-night talks, a potential ceasefire in eastern Ukraine has finally been reached. The fighting could stop as early as Sunday. The leaders of France, Germany, Russia and Ukraine are set to sign the agreement, and that would end months of bloodshed, at least temporarily. There is cause for skepticism. Word from the front is that Russian equipment is still crossing the border at this hour and that rebels vow to continue fighting.</s>CAMEROTA: President Obama asking Congress to authorize military force to combat ISIS. The plan does not involve a large-scale ground operation in Iraq or Syria, but it does leave the door open if, quote, "the threat evolves." The president making it clear the operation would rely mostly on airstrikes, and that's prompting bipartisan skepticism. Republicans want stronger measures, including the use of ground forces, while Democrats outraged the president even left the door open for the deployment of ground troops.</s>PEREIRA: Tens of thousands of demonstrators taking to the streets to protest Shiite Muslim rebels taking control of Yemen. This after the U.S., Britain and France all shut down their embassies over security concerns. Yemen's former leader is gone, having resigned after Houthi rebels seized control of key government facilities, dissolved parliament, and placed him under house arrest.</s>CUOMO: All right. We have some video shot by NBC station KXAS in Dallas for you. Take a look at this. Helicopter was over this high- speed police chase. It ends after the suspect rams into two vehicles before side-swiping and rear-ending that minivan. The man and woman in that minivan quickly got out of the vehicle, and then dragged the suspect out of his car and brought him to the ground. Police get to the scene, take the man into custody.
Ceasefire Deal Reached in Ukraine Peace Talks