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>> please, go ahead, ambassador. >> aaron -- aaron as well as myself and many others keep on talking about the changes of modalities and changing of dynamics and a shift from what secretary of defense lloyd austin called high-intensity conflict into lower-intensity conflict, aaron described precisely, targeted operations, incursions, intelligence-driven rather than a broadscale campaign, but here's a key question that everyone including myself sometimes forget to address. does israel do that from within gaza or without gaza? because if israel maintain as military presence in northern gaza in a swath of land to the west, bordering the mediterranean sea than in southwest gaza, then this is a, this is a non-starter in terms of all peace plans, the word "peace "it's presumptuous, all the settlement plans, the day-after plans that america, that the u.s. has or for that matter each region. >> when we look at this based on high and low intensity, aaron, could you on this. we were discussing this with jay gray. usage of 2,000-pound bombs. some of largest you can find in the world. it says we

well, i think we've made great progress aaron.rt of caution the outlook by pointing you to the net margin. you know, it's still wafer thin, 2.6% this year, 2.7% next year. so, you know, these are margins that most industries would consider completely unacceptable. so we do have more work to do, but definitely a strong recovery and a very positive development. let me break those margins down, because you've said that on average, and i'm going to quote you here, "an airline will make a profit of $5.45 per passenger". but you said that's too little now. willie, some will say, "hey, it's still a profit", but surely it's, if you look at it, surely that's not enough for investing in the future. and, of course, the huge cost for the airline industry to go greener. it's not enough, we clearly have a massive challenge ahead of us transitioning to net—zero, which is going to cost a lot of money. so you can see what way this is going to go with wafer thin margins. anything that's impacts on the cost base will be felt through the ticket price

i would say, aaron, that has improved somewhat, but not a lot.unemployment figures in all our major markets, be it the us, be it the main european markets, be it the main asian markets, unemployment numbers are still at a very low level. are there different trends that you're noticing in different parts of the world? i mean, for instance, the us economy, it's been pretty resilient. it continues to create jobs. but then you look at china, massive problems, economy that's struggling, huge youth unemployment. it's a very mixed global picture, isn't it? yeah, but i would say it's a historic pattern. it starts in the us, then it goes to europe, then it goes to asia pacific and it feels like we are seeing some green shoots. i see green shoots in the us, so that should bode well for 2024, europe is probably six months behind that and apac another six months behind that. so the pattern is not unusual in that sense. in many countries we're still seeing what can be described as the skills gap, the lack of right qualifications to fill the roles, at a time w

but first, here's the news with aaron armstrong . aaron armstrong. >> it's 231.conditions after the body of a man was found in a car in nottingham describing the incident as tragic. they say they're the they're investigating the circumstances but aren't treating it as suspicious . ice. treating it as suspicious. ice. meanwhile, 2500 people are without power in cumbria as snow andice without power in cumbria as snow and ice continues to cause problems across the county. electricity north—west says they're struggling to reach sections of the damaged network. they're warning that services may not be restored until late tonight . may not be restored until late tonight. man's been killed and two people, including a british tourist, were injured in a knife and hammer attack in paris. tourist, were injured in a knife and hammer attack in paris . as and hammer attack in paris. as you've just been hearing, it happened near the eiffel tower last night in what the french president has described as a terrorist attack. officials have confirmed was confirmed the man who died w

i'm aaron armstrong . a past two. i'm aaron armstrong.tigating 30 cases across england and scotland to identify any potential links to a brand of cheese. the food standards agency has announced a precautionary recall of four products from mrs. kirkham's, lancashire cheese because of possible e coli contamination. the family of a man who was killed while trying to save a stranger in sheffield, say the tragic circumstances show the sort of man he was. chris marriott went to the aid of an unconscious woman when he was hit by a car which had ploughed into a crowd of people on wednesday. the 46 year old's family he devoted his life family says he devoted his life to others. woman to helping others. the woman he helped in a life threatening helped is in a life threatening condition in hospital . a 23 year condition in hospital. a 23 year old man arrested on suspicion of murder attempted murder murder and attempted murder remains custody, while a 55 remains in custody, while a 55 year old has been released on bail as a witness. tariq naili descr

let's bring in aaron gillcrist who's covering today's diplomatic meetings in washington at the white house and nbc's jay gray who's in tel aviv. jay, starting with you. what is the latest on the ground in israel and gaza as we talk about last hour the war cabinet meeting last night and what may have come from that. >> day 81 of the war and as intense the u.n. says it has been since the start and as deadly. they are saying the intensity of the battles on the ground as well as the air strikes has ramped up over the last 48 hours. we know that the attacks have been targeting from the air control and command centers according to the idf. they have been working also to identify and target some of the senior hamas leaders saying that one of their air strikes did kill a leader but not saying to this point who that may be. on the ground, they are continuing to try and expose and then eliminate the tunnel networks beneath gaza and we know that in the last 24 hours, they have found one of those tunnel networks and are working their way through that network as well. one last note on all of that

aaron, i want your reaction to this. >> i would put more pressure on iran. hamas doesn't exist without iranian help want our soldiers are being hit in syria and iraq by shiate controlled militia and go to iran and say you need to tell iran to -- hamas let the hostages go or you're paying a heavier pipe. qataris one thing is deep internal divisions and allowed an anti-semitic wing to fester inside their party. that's the divisions inside the democratic party because they know that the american people are deeply opposed again. there's going to be political consequences for the democratic party and joe biden. elizabeth: aaron, your final word. >> well, liz, the worship god doesn't really understand, especially this democratic party right now with these divides how dangerous iran is and what they're fundamental motivation is, which is the deplete destruction of the west and it's time to cut off all the money to iran and stop appeasing this country and tell them and make it very cheer if you guys don't get in line, then it's time for military action to head your

a very warm welcome to talking business weekly with me, aaron heslehurst. let's go and take a look at what's on the show, what's in store for 202a? another year of struggle for the global economy. but are things about to get brighter? how much we spend in the shops, jobs and interest rates as well as elections and war are all on the agenda for the next 12 months. but what will it mean for our cost of living? i'm going to tackle those questions with these two, there they are, the chief economist atjp morgan, one of the world's biggest banks, who tells me why the us is still leading the way but europe is the big worry. and the boss of the world's biggest recruitment firm, randstad, is going to give me the lowdown on what might change in the world of work. plus, coming out of the clouds, the head of the global airline body, iata, tells me why the cost of flying is one thing that won't be getting cheaper next year. wherever you'rejoining me from around the world, once again, a big hello and a warm welcome to the show. so as we wrap up 2023, we've decided to tak

so aaron.ee on the point with regards to by elections. >> i think as long as you've got a you can command a majority of confidence in the house, you should be able to form a government. and that's our system. um, everybody was saying, lose the saying, well, if they lose the rwanda probably rwanda vote, then we probably should election. should have a general election. i agreed with that. i would have agreed with that. however came through, he has however he came through, he has a parliament in a majority of parliament in terms of his major terms of one of his major flagship issues, which is, of course, i agree with course, rwanda. so i agree with what there. i what matt said there. what i would say well, though, is would say as well, though, is blackpool is one those parts blackpool is one of those parts of that really needs of the country that really needs top, people representing top, top people representing us. it does, and has, quite it does, and it has, quite frankly, in the shape of scott

hi, aaron. i think the world, the economy, this confliction of events that have happened between — whether the challenges in europe with ukraine — and everything that's been going on is putting real pressure around the world on pricing forfood. what we're seeing in markets around the world is a two—year stack of inflation where we operate still running stubbornly at around a 20%—30% on that two year basis. we're seeing some moderation in, kind of, current prices, but it's not enough for people to really feel that in their pockets yet. so i think there's a lot still to play out in this space. we're doing our part very much — being thoughtful about where we source and how we source, making sure we've got surety of supply of everything that we've got. so the pressure on people's purses and wallets meant that some people were taking on extra jobs. a new phrase was being thrown around, especially among younger people trying to make ends meet. it's called the side hustle. it's taking on a second job o

hi, aaron.isten, i think the world, the economy, this confliction of events that have happened between — whether the challenges in europe with ukraine — and everything that's been going on is putting real pressure around the world on pricing forfood. what we're seeing in markets around the world is a two—year stack of inflation where we operate still running stubbornly at around a 20%—30% on that two year basis. we're seeing some moderation in, kind of, current prices, but it's not enough for people to really feel that in their pockets yet. so i think there's a lot still to play out in this space. we're doing our part very much — being thoughtful about where we source and how we source, making sure we've got surety of supply of everything that we've got. so the pressure on people's purses and wallets meant that some people were taking on extra jobs. a new phrase was being thrown around, especially among younger people trying to make ends meet. it's called the side hustle. it's taking on a second

aaron: there is no time like the present.m not going to cry about why it didn't happen until now. jaxon: and now we've learned pg&e is embracing the concept of automatic meter shutoff technology, with a pilot project in the works to evaluate two prototype meters similar to those used in japan. scawthorn just hopes that we can all learn the 100-year-old lesson of the kanto quake before it's too late. charles: as mark twain said, you know, history may not repeat itself but it sure rhymes. jaxon: jaxon van derbeken, nbc bay area news. bigad: now, some of our most impactful investigations come from you. if you have a story for our investigative unit, call 888-996-tips or visit our website. that's nbcbayarea.com/investigations. and that is our show for tonight. i'm bigad shaban. on behalf of our entire team, thanks for watching nbc bay area where we investigate. [narrator] covered california is a free service from the state that's already helped millions of people like you get and pay for health insurance. with financial health to

hi, aaron. i think the world, the economy, this confliction of events that have happened between — whether the challenges in europe with ukraine — and everything that's been going on is putting real pressure around the world on pricing for food. what we're seeing in markets around the world is a two—year stack of inflation where we operate still running stubbornly at around a 20%—30% on that two year basis. we're seeing some moderation in, kind of, current prices, but it's not enough for people to really feel that in their pockets yet. so i think there's a lot still to play out in this space. we're doing our part very much — being thoughtful about where we source and how we source, making sure we've got surety of supply of everything that we've got. so the pressure on people's purses and wallets meant that some people were taking on extra jobs. a new phrase was being thrown around, especially among younger people trying to make ends meet. it's called the side hustle. it's taking on a second job

appreciate these reports. >> joining us now aaron cohen, aaron you heard nate foy's report. this is a great, all these officers of u.s. government, national security advice rare aadviser stater-- s they start we support israel's, f, ofirs effort then that i want to give them all kinds of advice. and whole thing will take longer. that is you h have been telling us, i don't know, i asked this question, when will they stop meddling just let idf do what it knows how to do and going to do. >> well, they will stop meddling 1 they release that thicker the handcuffs they put on israel, and longer it takes for israel to destroy hamas. physically. and ideologically the sooner it will affect u.s. national security. the longer it takes israel to topple hamas, the crazier it will get to united states. cutting back to what wray said he has not seen this much of a threat since 9/11. and more the u.s. is probably will start moving to get biden out of the white house, get someone in there that understands the threat on micro and macro level, someone who is tough, and understands that israel

aaron katersky with late reporting. >>> the holiday travel crush is on. millions take to the skies and the roads, the busiest air travel christmas season ever as a major cross country storm sweeps east, ross marciano with the forecast, and gio benitez with the best and worst times to travel. >>> a terrifying moment at sea, a cruise ship slammed by a rogue wave, sending hundreds of passengers scrambling. >>> the war between israel and hamas, an american hostage confirmed dead, a 73-year-old father and grandfather, the last known video of him just before the attack. >>> and president joe biden responding late today, our brit clennett in israel. >>> the fbi is calling new year's eve in times square an attractive target for violence. >>> the state of emergency in upstate new york, a tanker truck loaded with propane colliding into a railway bridge and exploding, with just three days to go, the last-minute holiday shopping rush, and the notable price drop ahead of christmas. >>> and restoring notre dame, james longman takes us inside the effort the bring the an

aaron bastani remained alongside.rsations during the i keep asking them. the break. i keep asking them. stop, stop, stop. wait until we come back. marilyn says, i've learned boris and now learned my vote to boris and now i'm it back and i'm i'm taking it back and i'm giving it to reform because all labour have is stop us labour have done is stop us clamping on lowering clamping down on lowering illegal migration at every single opportune. rich single opportune. pretty rich says, , can you ask your says, please, can you ask your viewers, your panellists and i'll ask them this in a second. what is the number of immigrants theythe country, say, over the into the country, say, over the next years? i'll ask that in next ten years? i'll ask that in a second, steve says, i feel betrayed if is betrayed and ignored if this is the best that the current crop of conservative hierarchy can do, helpers do, then lord helpers who said they couldn't fish and they couldn't run a fish and chip efficiently, let alone chip shop efficientl

david. >> david: aaron katersky in new york for us. aaron, thank you. >>> meantime, tonight does mark two months now since the hamas terror attack on israel. and this evening, a u.s. official now telling abc news that israel is considering flooding hamas' tunnels, where they believe militants and operatives are still hiding. abc's james longman in israel tonight. >> reporter: tonight, israel now considering a plan to flush out the tunnels under gaza, where hamas leaders are believed to be hiding. a u.s. official telling abc news they want to degrade hamas capabilities, possibly pumping in seawater to flood that underground network. and it comes as new video circulating online from gaza shows rows of men in their underwear sitting with hands behind their backs surrounded by israeli soldiers. and this photo circulating online shows detainees kneeling, and it's gone viral and causing outrageous. israel says they captured more than 150 hamas terror suspects in the north of the strip. but we pressed the idf on these claims that they're link

>> david: aaron katersky in new york tonight. aaron, thank you. >>> meanwhile, to the israel-hamas war. tonight israel acknowledging the israeli military did try to rescue hostages from hamas inside gaza, but that it failed. abc's james longman in israel again tonight for us. >> reporter: tonight, as israel intensifies its furious assault on gaza, details are emerging about a failed operation to rescue hostages from hamas. israel says two idf soldiers were severely injured when its forces raided a hamas hideout, but no hostages were recovered. hamas is claiming one of the hostages was killed in the fire fight, but the idf is not confirming the death. it comes as the israeli government is on the defense after the detention of hundreds of men in gaza. new images show these men stripped down to hair underwear, hands tied behind their backs, sitting in rows, taken to israel for interrogation. >> we're talking about military aged men who were discovered in areas civilians were supposed to have evacuated weeks ago. now those individual

aaron gilchrist joins us from washington, d.c. aaron, this is not an isolated incident, and could it have an impact on global trade >> reporter: jose, this latest launch happened early this morning. u.s. defense officials saying the "uss carney" shot down 14 attack drones in the red sea launched from areas of yemen controlled by houthi rebels. the houthis say they were targeting israel this is just the latest in a series of instances since october 7th of u.s. ships destroying drones and missiles launched by the iran-backed rebels either directly at israel or ships they believe are connected to israel. the red sea, the gulf of aidan, the suz canal all see about 30% of the u.s. container ships and now several major shipping companies say their ships will not use that route which could impact the global economy. the white house says they are trying to strengthen a 39-state task force to strengthen the ships. >> aaron gilchrist at the white house. thank you. >>> there's a chilling new announcement from the fda about certain cinnamon a

aaron katersky with late reporting. >>> the record holiday travel crush is on. millions of americans take to the skies and the roads, in what is expected to be the busiest air travel christmas season ever, as a major cross-country storm sweeps east. rob marciano with the forecast, and gio benitez with the best and worst times to travel. >>> the new images just coming in, a terrifying moment at sea. a cruise ship slammed by a rogue wave, sending hundreds of passengers scrambling. >>> the war between israel and hamas, an american hostage confirmed dead, a 73-year-old father and grandfather, the last known video of him just before the attack. >>> and president joe biden responding late today, our britt clennett in israel. >>> here at home, law enforcement on high alert. why the fbi is calling new year's eve in times square an attractive target for violence. pierre thomas reports. >>> the state of emergency in upstate new york, a tanker truck loaded with propane colliding into a railway bridge and exploding. >>> with just three days to go, the last-minute holiday sh

aaron katersky standing by. >>> the incredible story of survival. a driver pulled from his car, trapped for days after crashing into an indiana creek. the good samaritans who saved his life. >>> a wild and white-knuckle landing. >> oh, oh. >> an american airlines crew battles powerful winds. >>> and the surprise christmas mess under the tree, and the adorable 3-year-old who was just trying to help. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is world news tonight with david muir. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us on this wednesday night. i'm whit johnson, in for david. and we begin with that breaking news. a dangerous storm system taking aim at the northeast. heavy rain expected and an urgent flood threat along the i-95 corridor, impacting more than 10 million americans from delaware to pennsylvania to new jersey and new york city. let's get right to abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano. so, rob, when is the worst of this storm expected to hit? >> reporter: i think right around midnight for most of us, whit. th

>> david: aaron katersky in new york for us.aaron, thank you. >>> meantime tonight, does mark two months now since the hamas terror attack on israel. and this evening, a u.s. official now telling abc news that israel is considering flooding hamas' tunnels, where they believe militants and operatives are still hiding. abc's james longman in israel tonight. >> reporter: tonight, israel now considering a plan to flush out the tunnels under gaza, where hamas leaders are believed to be hiding. a u.s. official telling abc news they want to degrade hamas capabilities. possibly pumping in sea water to flood that underground network. and it comes as new video circulates online from gaza showing rows of men in their underwear with hands behind their backs surrounded by israeli soldiers, while others are loaded into military vehicles. israel says they captureded more than 150 hamas terror suspects in the north of the strip. we pressed the idf on the claims they are linked to hamas. who are these people? do you consider these to be terroris

>> david: aaron katersky leading us off here tonight. aaron, thank you. >>> we turn now to this major winter storm at this hour heading across the country. out of the rockies, straight across texas and into the south. then sweeping up the east coast. washington, d.c., philadelphia, new york city, will all deal with this. major traffic issues expected along the i-95 corridor, just as the early holiday travelers set out in the country. in colorado springs tonight, take a look, a dangerous combination of snow and freezing fog, the low visibility there. carps sliding off the road, others trying to get traffic, spinning their wheels. heavy rain and damaging winds on the way for the east. senior meteorologist rob marciano back with us tonight, timing this out. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. this thing now picking into texas. you saw the mess it created there. new mexico, a foot of snow. by tomorrow, it's already into dallas and houston. we're looking at a line of storms that's going to bring heavy rain crossing i-35. and then there's a dist

aaron katersky standing by. >>> the incredible story of survival.r pulled from his car, trapped for days after crashing into an indiana creek. the good samaritans who saved his life. >>> a wild and white-knuckle landing. >> oh, oh. >> an american airlines crew battles powerful winds. >>> and the surprise christmas mess under the tree, and the adorable 3-year-old that was just trying to help. >>> good evening, it's great to have you with us on this wednesday night, i'm whit johnson, in for david. and we begin with that breaking news. a dangerous storm system taking aim at the northeast. heavy rain expected and an urgent flood threat along the i-95 corridor, impacting more than 10 million americans from delaware to pennsylvania to new jersey and new york city. let's get right to abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano. so, rob, when is the worst of this storm expected to hit? >> reporter: i think right around midnight for most of us, whit. the northeast as a whole has seen twice the normal amount of rain in the past 30 days. some of the same spots pro

bye, aaron.one of the biggest oil companies in the world. he set bp on a course to diversify to what he famously called beyond petroleum. now, almost 30 years later, he's the chairman of beyond net zero, which invests in high—growth businesses which they think have the potential to combat climate change at scale. lord john browne, always great to have you on the show. and john, let me start with this — quite frankly, do you think it's a big issue, this green skills gap? i'm wondering if you think it's a real problem for this transition? yes, i do. but i think we can fill that gap probably faster than we can fill the investment gap that we need to be filled to get to the right point. you know, we've got to at least treble, if not nowadays think about quadrupling the global investment on green energy and green transformation to about $4—5 trillion. but the skills are coming along. what is exciting about this is, it's a very exciting space for young people to be in. everybody wants to be there. you

>> david: aaron katersky leading us off here tonight. aaron, thank you. >>> we turn now to this major winter storm at this hour heading across the country. out of the rockies, straight across texas and into the south. then sweeping up the east coast. washington, d.c., philadelphia, new york city will all deal with this. major travel issues expected along the i-95 corridor, just as the early holiday travelers set out in the country. in colorado springs tonight, take a look, a dangerous combination of snow and freezing fog, the low visibility there. cars sliding off the road, others trying to get traction, spinning their wheels. heavy rain and damaging winds on the way for the east. senior meteorologist rob marciano back with us tonight, timing this out. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. this thing now pulling into texas. you saw the mess it created there. new mexico, a foot of snow. by tomorrow, it's already into dallas and houston. we're looking at a line of storms that's going to bring heavy rain crossing i-35. also into parts of shreve

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aaron rodgers getting personal with jets fans.y the jets he's seen working the phones to get fans back to the stadium. >> do we have to offer you free tickets or what? i don't know if i'm authorized to do that just yet. how many you need for this week? i can give them a couple tickets. i have a couple extras. i will give you two tickets. how is that? >> gio: he's a sales rep. we'll be right back. >> gio: he's a sales rep. we'll be right back. out the door this morning. there are some public transportation interruptions you should know about today. bart is suspending service between glen park and daly city to remove trees posing a risk during the light storm. a bus will connect the two stations this weekend. some busses will run directly between glen park and daly city and others will make a stop at balboa park. green line service will be canceled today and tomorrow. so friday was a last first friday in oakland before it takes a long break because of financial issues. this holiday themed event was called a frosty friday. it include

for more, bring in aaron cohen, israeli counter opportunistics veteran and, aaron, thank you so much.t term orientation talk about the un. it could make you nauseous to think about it but the vote today, i want to read when the israeli ambassador said about the decision, he said the decision maintain's israel's security authority to monitor and expect aid entering ghana soft and average and on the other hand it must not be ignored that the security council as a body has not condemned the october 7 massacre. in is a disgrace revealing the relevance of the united nations in relation to the war in gaza. what does that tell you about the united nations, they still after all this time have not condemned what happened on october 7. >> well, david, the, first of alls at baseball games dorman has been doing an incredible job and i met him at the screening of the massacre here in los angeles that was hosted. he's been fighting that fifth front, a very, very aggressive fight and gets and you happen speaking to the un and he's alone. he really does represent the pod i did of the israeli people,

aaron armstrong. >> it's134. i'm aaron aaron armstrong. >> it's 134.e homes were hit by a suspected tornado in greater manchester say they're lucky to be alive. police declared a major incident after roofs were pred major incident after roofs were ripped from houses during storm garrett in stalybridge, causing extensive damage to around 100 properties. many residents were forced to evacuate their homes, although no injuries have been reported . meanwhile, thousands reported. meanwhile, thousands of homes in scotland remain without power after the storm damaged the network's electricity providers have warned . that some customers warned. that some customers could be without supply into friday. the bad weather is also continuing to create travel problems, with some roads in scotland closed and many rail services cancelled delays . services cancelled or delays. two men are still being questioned after a car crashed into a crowd, killing a 46 year old man in sheffield yesterday. a cordon remains in place where several others were injured. one person is in

jose >> aaron gilchrist, thank you. >>> on the campaign trail, the battle for iowa is heating up withormer president trump and florida governor ron desantis both campaigning today it comes as trump was handed new legal setbacks in court in just the last 24 hours. dasha burns reports from iowa. >> we're going to win the iowa caucuses -- >> reporter: at a campaign rally in cedar rapids, iowa, tonight, former president donald trump kept his focus largely on president biden and the general election >> joe biden wants to make this race a question of which candidate will defend our democracy and protect our freedoms i say to crooked joe, and he is crooked. the most corrupt president we've ever had we will win that fight, and we're going to win it very big >> reporter: the rally comes on the heels of the latest legal setback for the gop front-runner a federal judge denying two motions by mr. trump's lawyers to dismiss the election interference case against him. >> i'm being indicted for you. thanks a lot i appreciate it. >> reporter: trump's appearance in iowa today providing a political spl

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aaron, just to pick up on what alex was saying at the end of that report, do you get the sense the idf will be more precise, be more surgical as the biden administration has suggested? when i talked to jonathan in one of the previous hours on this program earlier today, i didn't get at all. it sounds like the israelis will continue to wage this campaign the way they have waged it in gaza and they will at least try to avoid the tragic mistake that took place with these hostages being killed. >> look, today, yesterday and today raises two questions. number one, will israel be able to achieve its twin objectives, which is destroying hamas' military infrastructure? above and below ground, the leaders as well as redeeming the hostages. every day, the hostages remain in hamas captivity. hamas is ultimately responsible for what happens to them. every day they remain them, the risk to them grows. that's one issue. second, based on what i interpreted to be james sullivan's meetings and his press interviews, seems to me that both washington and jerusalem have reached sort of a broad consensus. t

aaron, you first. are you seeing any signs of israel yielding to the pressure from the biden administration to somewhat change course in gaza? >> i think the israelis, by the end of january -- thanks for having me -- will probably transition to a lower intensity form of combat. largely because, keeping 360,000 reservists in play is having a very detrimental impact on the israeli economy. i also think the israelis are facing i think a critical realization that the current tactics they are deploying may not be as effective as they thought in achieving their goals. one final point, anybody who thinks there's a major crisis coming in israel/u.s. relationship, wait until it passes. i don't anticipate one. the clocks are ticking at different rates. no doubt about that. the administration wants this to conclude in weeks. the israelis are thinking months. i think by and large, biden has invested so much in this that to turn course now and not support israeli war objectives i think would be, frankly, worse than

we have two reports tonight beginning with aaron gilchrist. >>> u.s.icials confirming to nbc news the "uss carney" responded after four attacks after three civilian ships off yemen. the carney shot down a drone headed toward it. the u.s. not sure if the carney itself was a target. one of the drones hitting a merchant ship. the u.s. destroyer shot down another drone. two other civilian ships report they were hit and the carney shot down a third drone. late sunday iran-backed houthis posting a video claiming responsibility for the attacks. houthi rebels took control of much of yemen in 2014 and were considered a terrorist organization by the u.s. government not 2021. the houthis calling it a show of support for the palestinians in gaza part of a series incident in the region. this video with faces blurred showed a helicopter landing on an israeli cargo ship. armed soldiers quickly taking control and taking the ship to yemen. it is part of the gerald r. ford strike group sent to the mediterranean sea after the hamas attack in israel. the carney alone resp

what do the american people need to know, aaron? >> if you look at "mein kampf," there's a number of references that jews are poisoning the blood of the country. this is a concept that is familiar. donald trump, when he first started talking in the terms, he could have said this was not something he's familiar with. this is something that has been the subject of plenty of discussion. the fact that his rhetoric sounded so similar, and he has dd deced to press forward with that. that's an an knowledgement he's -- acknowledgment he's going to embrace that. >> when he made the comments previously trump seems to qualify his comments about poisoning the blood by pointing to drugs and supposed disease rather than heritage and now he seems to be saying all immigrants from all nations that he mentions, africa and asia, not just south america and latin america. not just singling out one group of immigrants. does that make a difference, aaron? >> i think this is what we see in trump's rhetoric over time. earlier today i was looking through a l

months and so the guys of war america is still insisting is wireless killing too many palestinians. aaron, david miller was a former senior official or the state department. what does he think israel pat fixing, baffled, and what kind of country? by too much in this context, i should be a pretty wide conflict. next on dw, the taste. we have a problem that was in the us middle class income has barely risen in the last 20 to 30 years. perhaps. ok. so it has the same time deck keeps rising. everything has to be subordinated to paying the 300 trillion that, that truck in 30 minutes on dw, we say they're about never getting up every weekend on the w 2 months. and so the guys of war america is still insisting, as well as killing too many palestinians for the administration is also on the pressure itself. this time from an unprecedented number of its own officials and members of the democratic party, protesting just abide in support for the war. aaron, david miller was a former senior official of the state department. he says the timing is good for the president. if this were playing out in octo

larry: aaron cohen, the prince. best of the best.o "kudlow," the great sean hannity who is on a roll, hosting a town hall tonight with president donald trump in davenport, iowa, 9:00 p.m. very interesting. we got katie pavlich and charlie hurt. they are will give a briefing, their advice to the former president and to the great hannity and probably give me advice too and i would welcome it. plus, folks this is not a good story. recession is in the air. not good for our beleagured middle class. we need a growth model from super guests steve moore and michael fall can der. we need a growth model. we'll deliver when "kudlow" returns. three forks ranch is the destination for luxury and adventure. enjoy private skiing with 23 runs for every level. kick back for intimate performances from the best in country music. enhance your wellness and longevity through our mayo clinic programs, or plan your meeting for a memorable corporate retreat. discover the west kept secret. go to threeforksranch.com to book your luxury experience. snow. larry:

monks, and so the guys of war america is still insisting is wireless killing too many palestinians. aaron, david miller was a former senior official at the state department. what does he think of israel pat, fixed and baffled, and what kind of country? by too much from this conflict to bite, i should be a pretty wife. conflict. next on d. w. to the point. strong opinions. clear position. international perspective. nearly 22 months after invading ukraine, vladimir put in dispatching ever more soldiers and weapons to the battlefield. ukrainian forces and citizens are bracing for another task. winter. our questions today will put you get to the point in 60 minutes on d. w. these places in europe smashing the rank one step into a bold adventure. the treasure map for martin globetrotters discovers some of us regular bragging sites on youtube. and also the 2 months into the guise of war. america is still insisting is wireless killing too many palestinians for the administration is also on the pressure itself. this time from an unprecedented number of its own officials. the members of the democr

children inside that temple, and aaron katersky with new reporting. >>> the israel-hamas war. tonight the failed attempt to reach hostages in gaza turns deadly. james longman in israel. >>> in the u.s., a major medical breakthrough. the fda approving two gene therapy treatments to treat sickle cell disease. targeted editing of your dna to treat illness. >>> the news coming in tonight, remember actor ryan o'neal. from "love story" to paper moon", his long time relationship with fawcett. >>> good evening, it's great to have you with us as we end another week together. snow, freezing rain, severe storms and damaging winds with this at from rockies to the midwest, then right into the northeast. flood watches already up tonight for 40 million americans going into the weekend in the northeast, including new york city. the system starting in the west, of course. plows trying to stay ahead of the snow in stephens pass. this is washington state. moving to utah, cars inching along in heavy snow east of salt lake city. a 18 vehicle pileup. the northeast now bracing for this. by sunday an

david and aaron had returned to base after seven hours on the road. another red call.g a seizure. let'sjust see what we're dealing with. theyjoin a critical care team on site. did she start to choke or anything? did she go rigid? there was a red call and we were the closest crew so we did not get a break but thankfully, by the time we got there, the baby was alert and all smiles, but we thought it's best to get her checked out at hospital. outside edinburgh royal infirmary accident and emergency, ambulances queue up. over half the ambulances on duty are now here. there are 14 ambulances outside the hospital at the moment, despite efforts to try and speed up the process by which patients can be brought in for further treatment. you can see it does not take much for them to stack up. before last year or the year before, did you ever really...? no. pressures in the hospital were always manageable but now hospital demand on services, it is increasing year on year. today is exceptionally busy — the air ambulance comes in with a&e ambulances waiting outside. a big list of em

an hour into the shift and things are looking busy for technician aaron and paramedic david. into a holding area for patients so that crews can get back on the road. we call that the corridor which is basically an area we can take patients into, sort of assess them, monitor them by ambulance staff so they remain there under their care and then when there is space in the main department they move into the care of hospital staff. the next call is categorised as yellow, it's been in the system for several hours but moments later... we have been diverted so we have now gone to a higher priority call, a one—year—old that has got breathing problems. what have we got here? hello. it sounds all up here but deep in his lungs sound, ok? charlie is heading to the hospital for further checks. he has developed a chest infection but is now recovering at home. ambulance service, is the patient breathing? i will stay on the line with you for as long as i can. in the control room, the picture is of scotland—wide pressures, the first test of winter. david and darren had returned to base after

next with tim sebastian talking to us, middle east analyst and former state department negotiate to aaron david. no, that's coming up after shield frank. i'm anthony housing building for me and the team here. thanks for watching and stay with the enter the conflicts own with tim sebastian, to my friends to the guys of war. america is still insisting as well is killing too many palestinians. aaron, david miller was a former senior official at the state department. what does he think? give me sales tax, takes 2 bottles and what kind of country buy too much from this complex to buy? this should be a pretty wide conflict. next on d w, you know, we are being chased and they are calling people that were asked to be very fast check when you have reception fees. we might have the zip code for the environmental is, are on the run from the to the mass. yeah. the illegal simba trade is a $1000000000.00 business with no regard for people or nature in 45 minutes on the w. the my name is elizabeth and i'm the calls back said thank you so much for joining in. welcome to don't hold bad. a lot of people d

turning to aaron gilchrist. israeli officials telling nbc news that secretary blinken is expected to travel to the middle east next week. what do we know about this latest visit? >> reporter: well, steven, that's not yet been confirmed from the state department, but that is the reporting that we have now, that we believe the secretary will be going back to the middle east next week. and these visits by secretary blinken -- there have been several of them since october 7th -- have really been focused on the same sort of thing we talked about earlier this week when the israeli official, benjamin netanyahu, one of his top advisers was in d.c. and met with secretary blinken and the national security adviser jake sullivan. that is really to talk about what's happening on the ground in gaza right now. the methodologies that the israelis are using in their hunt for hamas terrorists in that area, and also what's going to be happening next. we know from the readout earlier this week from that meeting in d.c. that the eff