with egypt with its military actions and attempts to block this philadelphia corridor, then... thatctual corridor between the gas sector and the egyptian state, i don't think egypt will be against it, because of that that he is constantly afraid that through that corridor these so-called refugees from gaza will get to him, what are they, who are dangerous for egypt itself, which only at one time got rid of these muslim brothers of its, but in fact hamas and this population that supports it, they... are those muslim brothers and egypt does not need them at all, if israel just closes the corridor and does not allow that population to leave, even though it would very much like to, then egypt will be satisfied, they will not be satisfied only the egyptian border guards, who profited from the existence of this smuggling, well, they may have some dissatisfaction there, thank you very much, vadym polishchuk, historian, political observer from the state. israel, thank you very much, now we will have a little bit of advertising and a little bit of plot, you know, i will tell you honestly tha

corridor, the philadelphia corridor, yes, what does that mean, well , it says to me that netanyahu would listen very closely to the world community, which i also think will not be delighted from such ideas it is not just to destroy hamas, but simply to make it such a real enclave. is the exclave such that it is impossible to enter from any side and transfer weapons, or food , or medicine, or weapons or bombs, what do you say, a very interesting question, a very interesting situation, due to the fact that from the very beginning of the war, when it just started, and on october 8, 23 , it was already declared that it was a war, it was suggested that... that when it's over, it will be over sooner or later, egypt can, maybe can take control of the gas sector , and egypt said, god forbid, we don't need this sector, we are doing very well to live alone and without the palestinians, without the palestinians, because of how it will be now, again no one knows, that what netanyahu says that we will stop all this, or we will block it all. this checkpoint rafayeg, and it is very, very difficult, it

corridor, or the philadelphia route, a border area between gaza and egypt, israel has said it wants to take control of this area. israel's reason, quote, unqute, it must be in our hands to ensure the security that tel aviv desires. with that we come to an end for this additional world news. thanks for being with us, i'll be back at the top of the hour with a review of the top stories. just bye-bye for now. you're not strong enough to face the resistance, your power has lost its effectiveness against the forces of resistance. now you're targeting innocent people, no that you will pay heavy price for this horrible crime. the gaza strip faces major health crisis as israel continues to pound the territory's hospitals taking the overall death doll to nearly 23,00. health officials. in gaza say alamarters hospital is coming under heavy israeli drown attacks. they say the regime wants to disable the hospital. at least two more journalists have been killed in israeli air strikes in gaza, mustafa taray and hamzah dafdu died when a missile directly hit the vehicle west of han unis in southern

corridor, or the philadelphia route, a border area between gaza and egypt, israel has said it wants to take control of this area. israel's reason, quote, unqute, it must be in our hands to ensure the security that tel aviv desires. yemen has pleged to continue to block the passage of all israeli-owned and israel bound ships through the red sea in response to the regime's genocide in the gaza strip. these developments and the painful developments that are taking place in palestine let us to take such measures. the quran has authorized us to defend the oppressed, every kind of ship linked to the zinus regime or partially or entirely owned by the regime, will not pass through the red sea, no matter what the cost. and we will stick with this decision any cost. the head of yemen's supreme political council says the country will not stop its operations until israel ends its onslot and the siege on the gazasrip. matial mashad says this is meant for peace. mashad also says yemanies are committed to protecting their brothers in gaza and are ready for all possibilities. he warned that all opt

corridor, or the philadelphia route, a border area between gaza and egypt, israel has said it wants to take control of this area, israel's reason, quote unquote, it must be in our hands to ensure the security that tel aviv desires. یه گوشییم دو تا ماشین در فرودگاه بغداد مورد هدف موبایل یک خبر می اومد که یه اتفاقی توی فرودگاه بغداد افتاده چند نفر شهید شدن فقط فیلم سوختن اون دو تا ماشینا رو دیدم دلم آشوب شد به همسرم گفتم که وای حسین فرودگاه بغدادو زدن بابا عراقه الان بابا چهجوری برگرده. چون ما بلافله اتفاقی بود دنبال خدا رحمت کنه پورجعفری رو می گرفتیم تلفنش در دسترستم پرسیدم سردار چیه قضیه گفت شما برو بچه های آرام کن بله متأسفانه اتفاق افتاد همیشه می گفتم می گفتم من دنبال شهادت میدوهم بزرگترین حسرت زندگیش بود شهادت. welcome back, let's move on with the rest of this news cast, fresh inside into the mistreatment and torture of palestinian inmates and israeli prisons, human rights group has detailed how the israeli army and chen treat palestinians as non-human animals, the euromiter and human rights monitor made the revelation in a report built in testimony from neutral release palestini

and finally, the philadelphia corridor, or the...trol of this area. israel's reason, quote unqute, it must be in our hands to ensure the security that tel aviv desires. well, the situation remains valalto along lebanon's southern border with resistance movement hezbulah and israel exchanging fire earlier we were joined by a correspondent in southern leven. for more the new developments concerning uh the israely shelling of south lebanon we do have a direct uh targeting of mosque in the bordertown of abbas and we know that there is lot of damage that has been done in this most that is partially destroyed and that is the latest concerning the israeli shelling, we also have in the town of taibet which is not a bordering town but still has been the subject of heavy israeli shelling where the israelis actually targeted the supplies of of water and... all the the necessities, the civil, civilian infrastructure in that town and other towns as well, not only in that town, but of course the israels are also somewhat going beyond the boundarie

corridor, or the philadelphia route, border area between gaza and egypt, israel has said it wants toin. let us to take such measures, the quran has authorized us to defend the oppressed, every kind of ship linked to the zinus regime, or partially or entirely owned by the regime, will not pass through the red sea, no matter what the costs, and we will stick with this decision any cost. the head of yemen's supreme political council says the country will not stop its operations until israel ends its onslaught and sie. on the gaza strip. mathyl mashat says this is meant for peace. mathat also says yemenes are committed to protecting their brothers in gaza and are ready for all possibilities. he warned that all options are available to the yemini army. his commons came after the us warned yemen of consequences if it did not stop the attacks. the yemani armed forces have launched missile and drone attacks on vessels operated by israel were heading to his ports in solidarity with gaza. a group of 30 associations and parties in kuwait have called on the country's government to join the lawsu

and finally, the philadelphia corridor, or the philadelphia route, a border area between gaza and egypt. israel has said it wants to take control of this area, israel's reason, quote unqute, it must be an hour. hands to ensure the security that tel aviv desires. the islamic resistance in iraq says it has recently targeted vital side in the city of haifa in the israely occupied territories. the resistance group said it launched the attack with a long-range cruise missile. all the group said it had carried out fresh attacks against us bases in syria and in iraq. the resistance group said it hit military targets and syrias occupied golden heights with appropriate weapons. it also targeted. america's vasrak base in syria's eastern hasaka province with drones. the nalasad base in western iraq was also attacked. there are no reports of possible damage or casualties. resistance groups have carried out series of attacks against us bases in iraq and in syria as well as israeli cities over the past weeks in response to the genocide in gaza and washington's support for the regime. fir hasham or co

and finally, the philadelphia corridor, or the philadelphia route, a border area between gaza and egyptup said it had carried out fresh attacks against us bases in syria and iraq. the resistance group said it hit milit." to targets in syria's occupied golden heights with appropriate weapons. it also targeted america's cashrack base in syria's eastern hasaka province with drones. the ananal assad base in western iraq was also attacked. there are no report reports of possible damage or casualties. resistance groups have carried out series of attacks against us bases in iraq and syria as well as israeli cities over the past weeks in response to the genocide in gaza and washington's support for farah hashem, our correspondent in kuwaiti in kuwait city, joined us earlier for more details on the measures taken by kuwaiti civic groups and parliament to support the palestinians. let's take a listen, these uh 30 civic groups that also represent kuwait university, kuwait people against normalize. with israel, kuwait supporting palestine, they are not working just alone independently, they are fol

corridor, or the philadelphia route, a border area between gaza and egypt, israel has said it wants israeli forces were raiding palestinian areas detaining people from all walks of life and sitting more military. check points at the entrances and the exits of the palestinian areas in order to prevent people from transporting and moving from one city to another, since yesterday, early yesterday, the israeli forces have closed all the military trials and had set metal gates outside the cities of ramala and albiri, the israel is claimed that a palestinian tried to ram his vehicle at one the military check points known as beteksa northwest al-quds and the israeli forces there opened fire, they killed the man and his wife was next to him and also a three years old the palestinian girl was shot and killed, she was in the other card, so according to the palestinians, when the israelis and the israeli forces are quick to pull the trigger, they have the green light to use their weapon shoot and kill people anytime they think that a palestinian will be posing a threat to the israeli forces. a

and finally, the philadelphia corridor, or the philadelphia route, a border area between gaza and egypt, israel has said it wants to take control of this area. israel's reason, quote unquote, it must be an our hands to ensure the security that tel aviv desires. islamic resistance in iraq says it has recently targeted vital site in the city of hifa in the israeli occupied territories. the resistance group said that it launched the attack with a long-range cruise missile. early, the group said that it had carried out fresh attacks against us bases in syria and also in the resistance group said it hit military targets in syria's occupied golden heights with appropriate weapons. it also targeted america's rack base in syria's eastern hasaka province with drones. the analas base in western iraq was also attacked. there are no reports of possible damage or casualties. resistance groups have carried out series of attacks against us bases in iraq and syria as well as israely cities over the past weeks, response to the genocide in gaza and washington. support for the regime. f hashem, our corres

corridor, or the philadelphia route, a border area between gaza and egypt, israel has said it wantsit must be in our hands to ensure the security that tel aviv desires. the islamic resistance in iraq said it has recently targeted vital site in the city of haifa in the israely occupied territories. the resistance group said it launched the attack with a long-range cruise missile. earlier the group said it had carried out fresh attacks against us bases in syria and iraq. the resistance group said it hit military targets in syria's occupied golden heights with appropriate weapons. it also talked at america's a cashrack base in syria's eastern hasaka province with drones. the animal at base in western iraq was also attacked. there are no reports of possible damage or casualties. resistance groups have carried out series of attacks against us bases in iraq and syria as well as israeli cities over the past weeks in response to the genocide in gaza and washington's support for the regime. sarah hashim, our correspondent in kuwait city joined us earlier for more details on the measures take

and finally, the philadelphia corridor, or the philadelphia route, a border area between gaza and egypt. israel has said it wants to take control of this area. israel's reason, quote unquote, it must be in our hands to ensure the security that tel aviv desire. yemen has pledged to continue to block the passage of all israeli owned and israeli bound ships through the red sea in response to the regime's genocide in the gaza strip. these developments and the painful developments that are taking place in palestine let us to take such measures. the quran has authorized us to defend the oppressed. every kind of ship linked to the zinanis regime or partially or entirely owned by the regime will not pass through the red sea, no matter what the costs, and we will stick with this decision any cost. the head of yemen's supreme political council says the country will not stop its operations until israel ends its onslot and the siege on the gaza strip. mahdial mashad says this is meant for peace. nashad also says yemenes are committed to protecting their brothers in gaza and are ready for all possib

and finally, the philadelphia corridor, or the philadelphia route, a border area between gaza and egypt, israel has said it wants to take control of this area. israel's reason, quote unqute, it must be in our hands to ensure the security that tel aviv desires. yemen as placed to continue to block the passage of all israeli-owned and israeli-bound ships through the rest sea in response to the regime's genocide in the gaza strip. these developments and painful developments that are taking place in palestine let us to take such measures. the quran has authorized us to defend the oppressed, every kind of ship linked to the zinis regime, or partially or entirely owned by the regime, will not pass through the red sea, no matter what the costs, and we will stick with this decision any cost. the head of yemen's supreme political council says the country will not stop his operation. until israel ends its onslot and siege on the gaza strip. mahdial mashat says, this is meant for peace. mashad also says yamenese are committed to protecting their brothers in gaza and are ready for all possibilities

and finally, the philadelphia corridor, or the philadelphia route, a border area between gaza and egypt. israel has said it wants to take control of this area. israel's reason, quote unquote, it must be in our hands to ensure the secret security that tel aviv desires. meanwhile, the situation remains volatile along lebanon's southern border with resistance movement hisbullah and israel exchanging fire. early we were joined by our correspondent in southern lebanon, mariam sale, brought us more. the new developments concerning the israeli shelling of south lebanon, we do have a direct. targeting of mosque in the bordertown of abbasie and we know that there is lot of damage that has been done in this mouse that is partially destroyed and that is the latest concerning the israeli shelling, we also have in the town of taibe, which is not a bordering town but still has been the subject of heavy israeli shelling where the israelis actually targeted the supplies of of water and electricity, all the the necessities, the civil, civilian infrastructure in that town and other towns as well, not onl

corridor, or the philadelphia route, a border area between gaza and egypt, israel has said it wants to take control of this area, israel's reason, quote unqute, it must be in our hands to ensure the security that tell desires. kuwait city joined us earlier for more details on the measures taken by kuwaiti civic groups and parliament to support palestinians. these 30 civic groups that also represent the kuwait university, kuwait people against normalization with israel, kuwait supporting palestine. they are not working just alone independently. they are following the um the recommendations that were signed and approved by the kuwaiti parliament last month and since kuwait isn't morning nothing has been happening here because everybody is uh devastated by the death and also by the fact that kuwait has entered a state of morning since the beginning of the seven seven october attacks and the genocide that is taking place in gaza. so i do believe that kuwait is working on that and in the first parliament uh they set uh last month they set set of recommendations and these recommendations

corridor, or the philadelphia route, a border area between gaza and egypt, israel has said it wants to take control of this area, israel's reason, quote unqute, it must be in our hands to ensure the security that tel aviv desires. afar hasham, our correspondence in kuwait city, joined us earlier for more details on the measures taken by kuwaiti civic groups in parliament to support the palestinians. um, these 30 civic groups that also represent the kuwait university, kuwait people against normalization with israel, kuwait supporting palestine, they are not working uh just alone independently, they are following the um the recommendations that were signed and approved by the kuwaiti parliament last month, and since kuwait is in morning, nothing has been happening here because everybody is uh... stated by the death and also by the fact that kuwait has entered a state of morning since the beginning of the seven, seven october attacks and the genocide that is taking place in gaza, so i do believe that kuwait is working on that, and in the first parliament, they set last month they set a

corridor or the philadelphia route a border area between gaza and egypt israel has said it wants tond parliament to support the palestinians. um these 30 civic groups that also represent kuwait university uh kuwait people against normalization with israel, kuwaitting time they are not working just alone independently, they are following the the recommendations that were signed and approved by the kuwaiti parliament last month, and since kuwit is in morning, nothing has been happening here because everybody is uh devastated by the death and also by the fact that kuwait has entered a state of morning since the beginning of the seven seven october attacks and the genocide that bin taking place in gaza, so i do believe that kuwait is working on that, and in the first parliament uh they said last month they set a set of recommendations and these recommendations include to adopt a list to refer to to international court for committing genocide against palestinians, for committing crimes, for violating the rules and regulations of humanity over human rights in the united nations, and they

and finally, the philadelphia corridor, or the philadelphia route, a border area between gaza and egypt, israel has said it wants to take control of this area. israel's reason, quote unquote, it must be in our hands to ensure the security. that tel aviv desires. fada hashim, our correspondent in kuwait city joined us earlier and brought us details on measures that are being taken by kuwaiti civic groups and parliaments to support palestinians. let's take a listen. these 30 civic groups that also represent the kuwait university, kuwait people against normalization. with israel, kuwait supporting palestine, they are not working just alone independently, they are following the um the recommendations that were signed and approved by the kuwaiti parliament last month, and since kuwait is in morning, nothing has been happening here because everybody is uh devastated by the death and also by the fact that kuwait has entered a state of morning since the beginning of the seven seven october attacks and the genocide. that was taking place in gaza, so i do believe that kuwait is working on that, a

and finally, the philadelphia corridor, or the... route, a border area between gaza and egypt has said and it wants to take control of it, israel has quote and quote said, it must be in our hands to ensure the security that tel aviv desires. and that brings us to the end of this edition of the explainer. all right, thank you. that was pretty informative. all right, we stop for a little break and we'll be back with the rest of this news cast. some 20 million, that's the estimated number of followers of the islamic movements in nigeria. so join me as i talked to the founder and the leader of this movement, sheikh ebrahim zakzaki. if there have been no islamic republic of? those resistance in palestine will not have been able to do what they are doing, but we'll discuss the message that... led to its growth and what it has in common with the palestinian resistance, so make sure you join us right here on hidden files at press tv. welcome back, a group of 30 associations and parties in kuwait calling on the country's government to join th

corridor, well, so far no operational decisions have been made on this topic, as reported by israel,ambiguous, because - the regime of this corridor, the so-called one , has been restored - with the agreements in osla and, in general, there are concerns from the outside - on the egyptian side, as i understand it, israel’s actions may complicate the implementation of the peace treaty between the two countries, and so on and so forth, there are many different nuances, so we can talk about declaring a determination to see things through, of course... the leadership of the state of israel, but still it’s time to listen to the opinion of the world majority, which is expressed in the resolution of the general assembly, in the resolution of the security council, this can be seen, we still need to move on to ending the military hot phase of the conflict, establishing a ceasefire , address with full attention and responsibility the solution of the overdue catastrophic... consequences of military actions in the gas sector and place the settlement of this problem on a solid basis of political r

ahead of the israeli army in gaza, the city of rafah and the philadelphia corridor on the border with egypt. sahals understand that the entire gaza strip must be cleared, because it is through the tunnels that weapons enter the territory of the enclave and terrorists travel, and how to avoid large casualties among the civilian population who evacuated there is an open question, as is the future fate of gaza in general. the terrorists demand an end to hostilities and international guarantees in exchange for the hostages. official israel stands on to his own, hamas must be destroyed, otherwise... the morning of october 7 will repeat itself again and again. we will not settle for less than total victory. complete victory requires the elimination of terror leaders, the destruction of the military and governmental potential of hamas. complete victory requires the return of our hostages home. the escalation continues on the border with lebanon. iran's proxy hezbollah continues to shell israeli territory. to answer. attacks the border, on the territory of syria and lebanon point eliminations

corridor between gaza and egypt, so israel doesn't know what to do further beyond continuing destroying the remainder what is the buildings in gaza, make it unlivable, um, but in terms of their main goals, obviously they didn't succeed, they didn't kill the resistance, they didn't occupy gaza, they are being hunted in gaza, basically their tanks are being destroyed that... very large rate and the fronts are lighting up in many parts of the middle east of western asia and it could lead to a regional and global war so... "the us and the western countries are beginning to pressure themselves and israel to think of some form of compromise, and i think for us palestinians of course, we don't want to compromise that returns things to the way they were before this destruction, there is a blockage of gaza, and blockade and siege of gaza, continuing settlements in the west bank." continuing attacks amosk and so on, we don't want that to go on, and so there has to be final settlement that's based on giving us our rights. one of the things that i recall when this proposal was put forward, not in t

and finally, the philadelphia corridor, or the philadelphia route, a border area between gaza and egyptote, "it must be in our hands to ensure the security that tel aviv desires. well, iraq's islamic resistance has staged fresh attacks against the us and israely interests amid boiling anger at us israeli genocidal unslaught in the gaza strip. islamic resistance and umbrella group of the iraqi resistance groups says it has performed a drone attack on the us ramalland military base in northeastern syria. that follows another attack by al njajab resistance group against an israeli site in the city of hyfa. and the iraqi resistance faction says the raid shows the resistance access would never give up its strategic goals in the region. a spokesman for the group said the objective of the resistance is to disrupt the us plans in the region and to neutralize the efforts of the israeli regime in gaza. resistance groups have carried out attacks against us bases in iraq and syria. as well as israeli cities over the past weeks and response to the genocide in gaza. the israeli occupation demonstrate

corridor between gaza and egypt, so in results... uh and in effect what they intend to do is coral the main free sections of the palestinian gazan uh citizenry uh maybe up to 1.6 1.8 million of them and rafa which is currently being bombed so there is no political will in washington or in tel aviv to end this war, in fact while the americans are playing good cup bad cup with the zaness you know they want more targeted assassinations and less carpet bombing of the civilian population and yet israel is deliberately provoking both iran and both uh the hizballah resistance movement into uh further uh conflict. it's obvious that without the political will to end this, there is indeed a political will for this to continue. the israelies are saying they could be at this for another 12 months through the whole of 2020. more with 80% of the residential buildings already destroyed, but the hospitals, the schools, the sewage plants and the water treatment and desalination plants destroyed, there is practically nothing in gaza to sustain life outside of immediate humanit, humanitarian in is being

corridor between... gaza and egypt, so in results and in effect, what they intend to do is corral to my mind three sections of the palestinian gazan uh citizenry, maybe up to 1.6, 1.8 million of them and raffa, which is currently being bombed, so there is no political will in washington or in tel aviv to end this war. in fact, while the americans are playing. big cup, bad cop with the zanis, you know, they want more targeted assassinations, unless a carpet bombing of the civilian population, and yet israel is deliberately provoking both iran and both uh heizballah resistance movement into uh further conflict. it's obvious that without the political will to end this, there is indeed a political will for this to continue. the israelies are saying they could be at. for another 12 months through the whole of 2024 with 80% of the residential buildings already destroyed with the hospitals, the schools, the sewage plants and the water treatment and desalination plants destroyed, there is practically nothing in

ahead. of the israeli army in gaza also the city of rafah and the philadelphia corridor on the border in sakhalin, they understand that the entire strip of gas must be cleared, because it is through the tunnels that weapons enter the territory of the enclave and terrorists roam. but how to avoid large casualties among the civilian population who were evacuated there is an open question, as is the future fate in general gases. the terrorists are demanding a cessation of hostilities and international guarantees in exchange for... official israel stands its ground, hamas must be destroyed or the morning of october 7th will repeat itself again and again. we will not settle for less than total victory. complete victory requires the elimination of terror leaders, the destruction of the military and governmental potential of hamas. complete victory requires the return of our hostages home. the aggravation continues on the border from the left. iran's proxy hezbollah continues to shell israel territory in response, israel attacks the border. spot liquidations of high-ranking officers of the k

rafah and corridor philadelphia, on the border with egypt.in sahal, they understand that the entire strip of gas must be cleared, because it is through the tunnels that weapons enter the territory of the enclave and terrorists roam. but how to avoid large casualties among the civilian population who were evacuated there is an open question, as is the future fate of gaza in general. the terrorists demand an end to hostilities and provide them with international guarantees in exchange for the hostages. official israel. stands its ground, hamas must be destroyed or the morning of october 7 will repeat itself over and over again. we we will not settle for less than a complete victory. complete victory requires the elimination of terror leaders, the destruction of the military and governmental potential of hamas. complete victory requires the return of our hostages home. the escalation continues and on the border with lebanon, iran's proxy, hezbollah, continues to shell israeli territory, in response israel attacks the border. spot liquidations of

that is stretching there a little bit inland along the i-95 corridor philadelphia, new york, up towardss like d.c. that's the big question mark. we're currently looking at light snow. but, again, we will have a better idea of this in the next couple of days. those are the weather headlines. brian, tossing it over to you. >> not looking forward to it. it's been a great 700 days. i have enjoyed it. meanwhile if your new year's resolution revolved around getting healthier and eating better choosing the right diet plan will be key. >> ainsley: you might have never heard some of these plans that we talked about. some of the best plans out there. >> lawrence: joining us with three of these plans is dine hendrix. tell us what makes all of these so flex tarren. >> the dash diet and mind diet. the at the core of them except flextarian is a plant based concept. the first one is the mind diet which is a primarily focuses on brain health and reducing the risk for dementia and to maintain, you know, brain health. >> brian: everything here helps the mind? >> yeah. special like walnuts is one of the r

further south along the i-95 corridor. d.c.lphia you likely won't see a whole lot of snow. as you run a little further north and see all these pinks, that is where this becomes a big snow maker. i'm going to leave with you this graphic before i throw it back inside. that is new york city really right on the borderline there if you live upstate a little bit you are seeing a lot more snow. those are your weather headlines, for now, i'm tossing it back inside to you. >> brian: stay on top of it. talk about what is happening in war zones. now it a fox news alert. deadly american drone strike thursday in baghdad killed iranian backed militia leader. first known targeting of its kind by u.s. forces under this president. the move comes amid at least 120 attacks on american forces in the region since early october. here to react fox news senior strategic analyst retired four star general jack keane. general, my sense is when you heard about this you thought about time, am i right? >> no doubt about it. the administration finally gave t

interior sections getting quite a bit. 8 to 12 inches but the i-95 corridor, baltimore through philadelphiahe dividing line between haves and have nots, coastal areas in the big cities, 122 to 3 inches of snow. neil: this area? >> reporter: unless you get west of the city. neil: thank you, my friend. always appreciate that. don't know how the weather will affect the migrants coming to new york, new jersey, buses can't find where to go but the new york mayor has an interesting solution to this, why not sue the bus companies taking him here and everywhere? after this. ♪ ♪ a force to be reckon with. no, not you saquon. hm? you! your business bank account with quickbooks money, now earns 5% apy. 5% apy? that's new! yup, that's how you business differently. that first time you take a step back. i made that. with your very own online store. i sold that. and you can manage it all in one place. i built this. and it was easy, with a partner that puts you first. godaddy. adam: if you can't beat them, sue the. the federal government suing texas and governor abbott, to arrest migrants and in new york c

the heaviest snow focused along the i-81 corridor and points east. big cities like new york and philadelphia missing out on this one. then the next system waiting in the wings. this is going to be a powerhouse storm. significant severe weather along the gulf coast. heavy snow, blizzard conditions possible in the plains, but very warm into the northeast, and rain. a lot of rain coming for areas that have just seen some snow. so there is a significant concern, unfortunately, already several days out. tuesday into wednesday, we could be looking at likely flooding in the northeast. >> thanks, alex wilson. >>> and weather is to blame for a deadly and massive 35-vehicle pileup on an interstate highway in california. two people were killed and nine more were injured in the wrecks near bakersfield, california. police blame the crashes on foggy conditions. at left a 18 tractor-trailers were among the vehicles involved. >>> the u.s. supreme court has agreed to here arguments next month over a decision by the colorado supreme court, finding donald trump ineligi

this is a very fine line along i-95 corridor. big cities that have not seen snow, baltimore, philadelphia and new york, on the line of seeing any snow whatsoever. west of i-95, best chance of snowfall. in new york city, better chance of seeing snow. one to three inches range. a lot of folks could get three to five inches and some could get eight to 12 inches. >> todd: i am in the five to eight section. a lot of fun. we just got major update about the fetton who attacked a las vegas judge. a head-scratcher in the case. take a look this from l.a. a mob of looters driving a car through a bakery and destroying it. talking with two people who are fighting to end this deadly tr trend. ♪ [typing] you were made to act spontaneously. we were made to help plan accordingly. ♪ [coughs] when caroline has a cough, she takes robitussin. so, she can have those one on ones again. hey jim! can we talk about casual fridays? oh sure. what's up? get fast, powerful cough relief with robitussin, and find your voice. ♪robitussin♪ what is cirkul? cirkul

the big question is along the i-59 corridor along the coast from d.c.boston and, bret, still too early to say is that rain or snow or snow and then rain? we know we are going to get a lot of it across interior sections, the big cities probably another day and a half before we can fully nail that down. bret? >> bret: sounds messy. either way. all right. rick, thanks. medical experts are issuing new warnings tonight as flu-related hospital admissions rise in large parts of the country. infections are expected to increase even further as more people return from holiday gatherings. correspondent jonathan serrie has that story from atlanta. >> after taking a backseat to covid throughout much of the pandemic, the flu has returned with this year's season already causing more than 7 million illnesses, 73,000 hospitalizations, and 4500 deaths according to the cdc. emergency room visits for respiratory infection suggests rsv activity has started to decline while the number of flu patients has surged past covid by 37%. experts say this is not a reflection on the s

i-95 corridor is where you are on the border to see anything.more and philadelphia probably not going to get an inch of snow. further north you see pink and purple, this is a big snow event across new england and what about new york city? i will leave you with this one. new york city on the borderline. around an inch is good idea. two or three ifshs, maybe less. this is a big snow event toward boston, they will get like a foot of snow. further north, more snow you see. >> steve: scary part is ice. people run off the road, it brings down power lines. >> adam: virginia and carolinas, take note of that. >> ainsley: my kids are excited, they want to get out the sled. >> brian: i hear you will be brutally let down. >> ainsley: an inch, the kids don't know. >> steve: take them to chicago. >> ainsley: i have to get back for work on monday. turning to the race for who white house, president biden's first campaign speech of the new year. >> steve: joe biden lags in polls, former speaker peelsz is sounding concern about his reelection hopes and giving him

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and baltimore, we will get at least an inch, maybe more for i-95 corridors. >> todd: thank you for respondingtexts all weekend long. ahead of the iowa caucus new poll finding top issue for republican caucus goers is immigration and border crisis, economy and future of democracy are second and third respectively. here is a iowa voter panel. all gen-z republican voters join me now. thanks. lena, what issues will decide tonight's outcome? >> israel and abortion. antisemitism is up 1000%, which i have personally seen. i'm looking for a candidate who believes in israel's sovereignty and america is greatest ally and looking for a pro-life candidate who will take us to new stage. person that will receive my vote is pro-israel and pro-life. >> todd: jasmine which candidate is talking about issues that matter most to you? >> president donald trump has been talking about freedom of speech on college campuses, that is not protected for us and left leaning students are coddled by administrations and get to keep posters and chalk up and ours are torn down. president trump promises to combat gender ideolog

not really seeing too much in philadelphia either. that's why we're looking at mostly rain along the i-95 corridor. as you go north, here's where all that snow is. the pinks and the purples. going into interior new england, boston could pick up six inches of snow. as it goes through the overnight, we'll find the snow rates picking up one to two inches per hour over upstate new york and interior new england. really peaking in the boston area overnight. we can still find some snow on the back side as the cold air rushes in tomorrow. it could bring a dump of snow before everything clears out going into the evening hours. we're still looking at some major impacts. possibly we could see the red for interior inaugurate. the snow is heavy and wet. we could have gusts up to 40 miles per hour. some power problems. also could be a concern here. the big cities that wanted to see the snow, not getting it this time around, jim. >> a lot of kids at home wondering, am i going to be able to not go to school on monday. they're glued to their sets watc

notice that includes new york, philadelphia, and the nation's capital. so we do believe this will be a majority rain event for the i-95 corridor. but a tight gradient where it changes to snow probably just west of i-95. and you can see the sharp cutoff right here. i'll draw the line, there it is, that is what makes forecast so difficult and exciting at the same time. long island, delaware all the way to baltimore, washington, don't get me wrong, we still could break that snow drought. remember we need to get 1 inch of snow on the ground to break the near 700 day snow drought. and we cannot forget the potential icing across the carolinas for the system as well. that will be very impactful and yet another storm next week tuesday and wednesday for the east coast. so very active pattern setting up. >> our weatherman, derek van dam, have a wonderful weekend. thank you. i'll let you know what goes on here. see you soon. >>> ron desantis and nikki haley taking questions from iowa voters on issues like abortion, immigration and of course donald trump. the big ta

notice this extends to province, new york is and philadelphia.cking up on that hint that this could be a major rainmaker for the coastline. so here's that i-95 corridor. that sharp cutoff point is a matter of miles. new york city, yes, we could end the snow drought, but not likely. you can see the rain in long island to the peninsula. i don't want to be the barer of bad news and crash anybody's hopes, but this is looking more like a rain event along the immediate coastline with snow the further west you travel inland. >> thank you so much. >>> this morning there are growing concerns that the the war in gaza could expand. secretary of state antony blinken arrives in turkey today. it is the first stop on his eight-nation visit to the middle east trying to prevent a wider conflict. this trip comes just after isis claimed responsibility for a pair of explosions that killed 84 people ask injured hundreds on wednesday. >> tensions rising on the crean peninsula this morning after north korea fired 200 rounds in a maritime buffer zone with south korea. t

d.c., new york, philadelphia, boston. is the stretch we're talking about here of areas without at least an inch of snow. it's been a very long time. we have a shot of getting it, it would be exciting. the storm is across areas of the west. will move through the south. we'll see quite a bit of snow across the central part of the country. we'll see flooding rain saturday across areas of the deep south. and then it's once this storm gets to saturday afternoon, sunday morning across the northeast that we'll be talking about how much snow do we get and exactly who gets the snow. in the short term, we want to watch the flooding across the parts of the south from this storm. we will have a flood threat here. we started to see a lot of an active pattern across the south. we're getting water logged. there's an icing threat across the southern appalachians. this is saturday for us. so if you're traveling around johnson city, over towards greenville, northeastern parts of georgia, watch that closely. eventually the center of the sto

i give you an imaginary line but it's along the i-95 corridor but particularly in locations further southly long time like over 700 days in baltimore the same as the case in philadelphia. you might see a couple of flurries this is not going to be a snow that sticks for you either. you start to see the pinks and purple colors for this is the more significant snowfall in you can tell up along the top widespread probably for 5 inches but foot of total snowfall this is a good snow across portions of the interior in new england. what about new york city? another place that has been close to 700 days without snow. we are looking at less than an inch most likely very tight. if you live just outside the city to the north you could be seeing four, five, 6 inches as well. >> rate for the kids not so much for the commuters. we will see you on monday. arthel? arthel: thank you f for it wille back at 4:00 p.m. eastern. the journal editorial report iso up next. we s will see one hour from now. to see and things to do. that's why you choose glucerna to help manage blood sugar response. uniquely designed

for coastal areas like baltimore, philadelphia, new york city, we are into a record snowless streak.that? not the next storm system, but next week possibility for inch or more of snow along the i-95 corridor. from the plains, bringing risk for severe storms, including tornados for millions along the gulf coast and blizzard conditions behind this low pressure area. could see a foot or more of snow tuesday through wednesday. heavy snow in the midwest and blowing snow will make travel next to impossible in some areas. for wednesday, moving toward great lakes and we see heavy rain potential for partses of the northeast. new england could get several inches of rain. concerned about new york city area for potential of flooding. blizzard warnings, winter storm warnings for the system cranking up. we could see potential for tornados, a tornado outbreak is likely in areas with hail, damaging wind and heavy rain along the coast. snow potential monday through wednesday and interior sections could get six to eight inches, it is flooding on wednesday that is concerning. many people along the i-95

here is streak we have broken in baltimore and philadelphia and new york.ye. >> carley: bye-bye. >> janice: we did it. >> todd: yea for us. >> janice: i would have liked more snow. we have a few chances. >> carley: make that snow angel on fox square. i'm rooting for you. >> todd: thank you. former president donald trump earning dominant victory in iowa with 51% of the vote. fox voter analysis reveals we want a leader that is mentally fit and can win the general election in november. outkick host tomi lahren joins us. fact it is 82% of people want somebody to beat president biden and fact donald trump won iowa by 30 points tell me people think donald trump will beat biden even though pundits may not always agree. what say you? >> tomi: i don't know why it is not 100%. why vote for someone you don't think could win the general election. i hope everybody wants somebody who is mentally and physically able to do the job and has great policies. this tells me that folks in iowa and i'm from south dakota, i get it, like people back home in south dakota, they love d

, northern philadelphia could see that.ut right now, we think it's going to be the more northern track. that's less snow along the eastern seaboard, along the i-95 corridor and more snow we'll have to continue to track this because those paths are wobbling guys. >> al, thank you >>> we turn now to the 2024 presidential race. republican front-runner donald trump is now asking the u.s. supreme court to overturn a ruling in colorado that banned him from that state's primary ballot and it comes with the first voting just 11 days away nbc's garrett haake covers the trump campaign so garrett, tell us about this appeal that the trump legal team has filed with the u.s. supreme court. >> savannah, donald trump and his attorneys are making the case that the public has a right to vote for the candidate of his choice and that congress alone has the authority to decide who's eligible to appear on ballots, not state courts this is in response to this colorado supreme court ruling, declaring mr. trump ineligible to be on the ballot, becau