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CBS News Reporter Linda Kenyon talks about how President Donald Trump has indicated that "productive" talks are underway for a "total resolution of hostilities," amid a 5-day cease fire on Iran's power infrastructure. Iranian officials have publicly denied that any such negotiations are taking place. What is the latest, and what is the truth? With the Strait of Hormuz still a flashpoint, are there any specific 'security guarantees' the U.S. is demanding from Iran? Are the Gulf allies being consulted on the terms of this total resolution or is the U.S. negotiating this solo? The idea that TSA could be funded during the partial government shutdown, is that far-fetched or realistic?