we spoke to tom white, the head of u.n. relief agency, a u.n. agency that runs schools and food distribution centers, et cetera, it's been deeply implanted in the gaza strip for decades, and one of the things that tom white is saying because for several weeks there was no aid going into the gaza strip that there's absolutely significant backlog of humanitarian supplies and aid that needs to be made up so even when we see the type of aid and cargo traffic go back into the gaza strip and that matches pre-war levels, it will take a significant amount of time to get back to where the territory was before october 7th. listen to tom white. >> i think it's going to take decades to get over the mental scars of this war, you know, there are highly traumatized, you know, no child should go through what these children have been through. >> reporter: and that's tom white talking about the mental and psychological scars, and as far as the negotiations to reach and hopefully achieve another cessation of hostilities similar to one we saw a few weeks that allow

but as tom white was explaining to us, before the war, 500 trucks would stream through every day. now at best we're hoping for 100 to 200. and the backlog is such that you're looking at months, perhaps even longer, for all of that humanitarian aid to be able to, you know, get to the people who need it in a timely fashion, just as people are largely homeless across the gaza strip, ana. >> homeless and so hungry too, we're hearing, reports are trickling in. ali, what can you tell us about the renewed focus on any potential new hostage deal? >> reporter: hey, ana. cia director bill burns has been in the polish capital meeting with the qatari prime minister and the head of israel's mossad agency. burns played an instrumental role in helping secure the release of over 100 hostages last month, that's why the israelis feel that it is very important that he plays a critical role in this process. and qatar wields a lot of influence over hamas. now, a source with knowledge of the ongoing talks told us that the meetings were positive, but the negotiators are not expecting a deal imminently.

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its spokesman, tom white, says it was using a route designated by the israeli army.amaged. meanwhile, diplomatic efforts continue — egypt has confirmed that it has put forward a three—stage proposal to stop the fighting which ends with a ceasefire. a hamas delegation is said to have arrived in cairo to give its response to the plan. with details on that, here's our middle east correspondent, yolande knell, in jerusalem. some potentially important developments happening next door in egypt, which often acts as a mediator between israel and hamas. and we understand that a hamas delegation has arrived there to give its response to a new egyptian proposal. it's three stages, we understand, that would start with kind of renewable ceasefires that would see the release of more of the 100 plus israeli hostages still held by hamas in gaza in exchange for palestinian prisoners in israeli jails. but it could lead to another stage where there would be a full ceasefire in gaza and ultimately a new technocratic government, as it's being called, to govern there. now, there's a very

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s tom white has remained in gaza throughout. >>> children, after children, after children who lie inth horrific injuries. lots of them serious blast injuries. they've lost limbs. >> reporter: it's not just the injured, it's the disabled and homeless. this u. n. run school in southern gaza has become a refuge for orphans and kids with complex medical needs. some several times displaced, like 90% of the strip. sometimes, it's the adult who cries as the children stay silent, or watch in four as building's collapse around them. leaving children covered in debris and dust. there aren't enough emergency vehicles, so any mode of transport will have to do in gaza. horse drawn courts, pick up trucks, motor taxes, the stream of casualties seems angeles. >>> when i have to deal with a child, or a baby, without their family, without their father and mother, i feel heavy hearted and grief stricken. >> reporter: back at the kuwait specialty hospital in rough, a little really handle to the medical team. the doctors check, does she have a pulse? rain all bonded, we are told, doesn't make it. nearby

and we spoke to tom white, the head of the operations there on his concerns going forward for the people and there was literally feces and urine flowing out of the bathrooms into the schoolyard because the sewage system just cannot cope. that was flowing into the schoolyard where people had built their makeshift shelters. and the stench was such that it was not that you could just smell the sewage, you could taste the sewage. you know. and people are living in that 24 hours a day. >> that's just a glimpse of what people are having to deal with and you can imagine this is leading to a whole host of health problems. so a secondary wave of health issues beyond the injuries from bombs and shrapnel and shelling. you know, you have problems with gastrointestinal problems and the like. so there's really big concern when it comes to the healthcare facilities in gaza not being able to cope. >> health problems with nowhere to treat them. thank you. want to bring in independent journalist, noga, who spent over two decades covering the conflict. i want to start with the hostage negotiations then i w

s tom white has remained in gaza throughout. >>> children, after children, after children who lie ins blast injuries. they've lost limbs. >> reporter: it's not just the injured, it's the disabled and homeless. this u.n. run school in southern gaza has become a refuge for orphans and kids with complex medical needs. some several times displaced, like 90% of the strip. sometimes, it's the adult who cries as the children stay silent, or watch in four as building's collapse around them. leaving children covered in debris and dust. there aren't enough emergency vehicles, so any mode of transport will have to do in gaza. horse drawn courts, pick up trucks, motor taxes, the stream of casualties seems angeles. >>> when i have to deal with a child, or a baby, without their family, without their father and mother, i feel heavy hearted and grief stricken. >> reporter: back at the kuwait specialty hospital in rough, a little really handle to the medical team. the doctors check, does she have a pulse? rain all bonded, we are told, doesn't make it. nearby hospitals, parents hug their kids lifeless

tom, the white house democrats say there's nothing here. move along. this is bomb shell it'll, tom. what do you think. >> this could be a game changer, liz. whistle blowers have been doubted before and recall when they averagally testified and a lot of democrats poo pooed what they had to say and said they're overstating it and all overblown and turns out they were right on a lot of the key issues. we'll see what happens and this is, if they're correct, this would be huge news. that's the thing republicans have been looking for as they've been doing their best to assemble evidence that directly links either president biden or at the time vice president biden to his son's business dealing ands trying to establish that tight financial connection. elizabeth: sam, you hear what tom said and the whistle blower testified to and it's coming out last week or so and ways and means is releasing it. this is what's happening and they've been obstructed even in the face of irs whistle blowers saying they see criminallalty on part of the president. joseph ziegler is a whistle blower and testified

he's actually too white to qualify as caucasian, fox news contributor tom shillue!cheers and applause] >> greg: he still goes to the mall to sit on santa's lap, host of the jim norton and john roberts show jim norton. despite his gubernatorial loss he'll always be our choice for gubiner lee zeldin. and her elf on the shelf is in witness protection. new york times best selling chore and fox news contributor kat timpf. >> greg: jim always a pleasure to see you. >> jim: bigger pleasure to see you. >> greg: that makes both of us. imagine you were running a comedy college and you told these young students that stealing jokes is wrong and then one kid says, but you stole much of your material in the '90s from kip adot a. >> jim: i would agree, yell. >> greg: how could you teach these kids about something being wrong if you, yourself, violated? how can she still be president? >> jim: first of all she stole her appearance from steve urkel. i don't think anybody is shocked. i despise this woman but i don't know that she plagiarized because she did give credit she just didn't

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>> tom: newlyweds ryan and myran from minnesotaew.ite lights, gerri?or >> gerri: it's tough. it's a big question. people face it every year. i look at these two fabulous young people i think they are multi. they go with the colored lights. yeah. [applause][app >> tom: so, let's see what they said. >> multi colored. [bell] >> no contest for me it's>> multi-colored. >> tom: multi colored lights. whest.o would have thought. they are pro-multi. janice, you are up next. watch the tape. >> pete: good to see you all where are you all from. >> new york. g island. you>> massapequa park. >> pete: brian kilmeade's backyard. >> how are you doing, brian? >> pete: do you guys love christmas? >> yeah. >> pete: love christmas and have feelings about christmas? >> yeah. >> pete: to our friends from new york state from long island, gift cards, are they empowering. or are they a cop-out? >> i think it's a cop out. last-minute gift. just get somebody a card.>> pu at it in an envelope and it's done. >> i don't think -- i think it's empowering.lope >> i th

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put them outside someone's window and turerythingn on the >> tom has a known white supremacist. >> how do you feel about therise rise of anti-semitism on campus? >> it must warm you to the bone. yeaho th, but, i mean, i think. i think it's great that she's staying in here because now she's goinhere bec g to be verye in her role and she's going to be stuck there at harvard. t >> and everyone knows what a total totally unimpressive person she is. >> and now we've read dissertation, which is so boring, even if she didn't plagiarize it, it is boring. >> i was reading it as i was watching how much she was plagiarizing and they let her get away with now they said, oh, we're just going to add the quote we'res back in. the isn't that amazing? right. they're just going to put the quotes in and be like, oh, it's okay. we'll the quotes in fos r you.fo >> there's no way you can punish a kid now at harvard a because all he's got to do is put the president. but the president ane ald, it'st the easy stuff, like she got the job becaus. e of.r she never shut up about. she got a doctorate in dea. e on >

to the white house council's offices >> tom: that phrase will come in handy during impeachment.ught us that sometimes you should try emphasizing a different syllable especially considering the president is doing everything he can. >> the president has done everything that he can. >> the president is doing everything that he can. he is doing everything that he can. we will do everything that we can. i don't have a policy update on that, but i know to tell you now, as i've been saying, we are doing everything that we can possibly. we're going to continue to do everything that we can. >> tom: and everything that he can does not include eventually finding his way off a stage. but, hey, when in doubt, always remember to trust the process. >> this is an ongoing process under the review of the department of justice. we're going to respect the process and we're just going to allow the process to continue. >> process. >> process. >> the process. >> let the process continue. >> it's an ongoing process. >> i am genuinely saying to you there is an ongoing process. >> this is all part of the

this tom, getting away from dw sports was in handbook for the draw. we asked him what he thought of germany's chance has given the port recent results. but there's a lot of work to be done if they are to, you know, a good showing in at next year's tournament. now, i will say mondays actually uh, do you run off to the door to speak to a couple of former well cut windows from the germany side among the women inviting said uh who was the backup goalkeeper at 2014. when germany won the woke up in brazil, i do sir philip vaughn, who was the captain of dental and then now for that, mom was quite forthright in his criticism of the car in germany to medical mind. vitamin color said the german football is on its knees at the moment, but only last night. gemini swimming, took a step towards qualification for the pirates olympics next year. and only today, gemini is on the $172.00. he won the world cup in a year in which they've already been crowned european champions. so tell me if it was on his knees, but it's not true of all of that teams, but it is true of t

they've been drawn against. heavy whites spanned in croatia as well as albania, us and tom, getting away from dw sports was in handbook for the drawer. we asked him what he thought of germany's chances given the poor recent results that there's a lot of work to be done if they are to, you know, put a good showing in at next year's tournament. now, i always say money is that city your own off to the door to speak to a couple of full met. well, when is from the germany side among them? well, mind vide, instead of who was the backup? goalkeeper 2014 when germany one that woke up in brazil, i do, as i said, it was on who was the captain at dental. and then now philip, mom was quite forthright in his criticism of the car in germany, team and whole mind fighting. tell us that the german football is on its knees at the moment. but only last night. germany's women took a step towards qualification for the powers olympics next year. and only today, germany's on the 17 team won the world cup in a year in which they've already been crowned european champions. so tell me if it was on, it's nice, but

we are joined by the wall street journal white house reporter catherine lucey and tom lobianco.nd we are here to talk about what is going on in politics and campaign 2024. welcome both of you. catherine, where is the presidential election right now, and has anything changed? guest: you put it on two tracks. what is the republican primary which continues with a bunch of candidates running but former president donald trump's miles and miles and miles ahead of the rest of the pack. that piece of the race, we are looking to see the race for second place, if anything happens there. but currently, trump is in the lead. and a lot of expectation that he will be the nominee. you pull that back and think about the bigger general election matchup. you have what looks like a rematch, trump beau biden re/max coming -- trump, biden rematch our way. president biden has been fumbling in the polls from labor day and beyond. estrogen about his handling of the economy, foreign policy. we have a new poll out showing trump ahead in a hypothetical matchup 47%-43%. president biden is heading into the

we are joined by the wall street journal white house reporter catherine lucey and tom lobianco.nd we are here to talk about what is going on in politics and campaign 2024. welcome both of you. catherine, where is the presidential election right now, and has anything changed? guest: you put it on two tracks. what is the republican primary which continues with a bunch of candidates running but former president donald trump's miles and miles and miles ahead of the rest of the pack. that piece of the race, we are looking to see the race for second place, if anything happens there. but currently, trump is in the lead. and a lot of expectation that he will be the nominee. you pull that back and think about the bigger general election matchup. you have what looks like a rematch, trump beau biden re/max coming -- trump, biden rematch our way. president biden has been fumbling in the polls from labor day and beyond. estrogen about his handling of the economy, foreign policy. we have a new poll out showing trump ahead in a hypothetical matchup 47%-43%. president biden is heading into the

tom soufi burridge is standing by in israel. but mary alice parks leads us off from the white house. >> reporter: tonight, a major escalation in the middle east. the u.s. pointing the finger directly at iran for a series of missile attacks on multiple vessels in the red sea and drones flying towards a u.s. warship. over the course of six hours, the uss carney took out three drones, the pentagon says, acting in self-defense. the drones flying overhead, right in the direction of the american warship and other vessels. the hostilities began when several commercial ships fell under attack. ballistic missiles fired from houthi-controlled areas of yemen hitting three vessels in busy shipping lanes. the uss carney responding to the distress calls, defending civilian ships, and finding drones overhead. the drones were also launched from houthi-controlled territories of yemen. the houthis claiming their goal was to target israeli ships. a u.s. official tells abc news, some of the commercial vessels may have had connections to israel. no

tom soufi burridge is standing by in israel. maryalice park leads us off from the white house. >> reporter: tonight, a major escalation in the middle east. the u.s. pointing the finger directly at iran for a series of missile attacks on multiple vessels in the red sea and drones flying towards a u.s. warship. over the course of six hours, the uss carney took out three drones, the pentagon says, acting in self-defense. the drones flying overhead, right in the direction of the american warship and other vessels. the hostilities began when several commercial ships fell under attack. ballistic missiles fired from houthi-controlled areas of yemen hitting three vessels in busy shipping lanes. the uss carney responding to the distress calls, defending civilian ships, and finding drones overhead. u.s. officials telling abc news the drones were also launched from houthi-controlled territories of yemen. the houthis claiming their goal was to target israeli ships. a u.s. official tells abc news, some of the commercial vessels may have had

and every place where the footprint of christianity -- >> tom, he also asked when did this phrase white nationalism get a bad rap. he's now campaigning with vivek ramaswamy. >> yeah, gosh, a couple of civil wars and a couple world wars. and a few genocides and suddenly, racial superiority gets a bad reputation. imagine. i think, again, you know. it's not that they don't know what they're saying. it's not that they mean something different by it. there are a lot of the language coming out of trump now i think has been put there not just by him but by the people who work for him, as a flag now to the base. as a flare, as a bat signal to the base to say don't worry about any of the kind of back pedal we might have to do 1 we get to the general election. we're totally with you. we have got your back. and i think particularly tragic part of this, as david pointed out, millions of people are buying into this. but for republicans to keep on this harping on this ridiculous notion, well, that's just the way he talks. tim birch said, that's how the new york talk business. you could probably make

tom, as a statement from the white house talks about 10 us prisoners, 6 of them. the us says that were wrongfully detained by the venezuelan regina. another 2 were members. 4 of the us special forces that allegedly participated in uh, cliff 10 back in a 2019. and another one is a fugitive uh on a corruption chargers in the us who was arrested in venezuela and will now be extradited. that's the information that we have so far, and those are prisoners. now, we know that this deal has been in the works for quite some time with the mediation of cuts are, it was in many ways expected. what's really surprising is the fact that the us in exchange has a release alex up like sub is a colombian into bernard, have a very close ally of uh, nicholas, my daughter, a person that is seen here as a bagman for the venezuelan ridge him, he has been accused of a number of a very, very serious charges from a money laundering to essentially a complete, complete, safe and at least at the activity these 2 cypher an outside of the country, some $350000000.00 us dollars. and he's also, he

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they got to be feeling good in the white house right now. >> tom, is there anything chane?there anything is there anything joe could do? is there an about face he could make or something he could demonstrat anythinge to reverse these pull other than the tomfoolery they could dheo with elections and with trying to, you know, game play the media and al gaml the ways in which they manipulate social media and try to make voting easier, all those things. >> or could he actually make himself more appealing to votere himsel s? oint >> i don't think so. rates would have to drop significantly. he'd to seal up that southern border. and beyond that, he'd have to have an armicantly. tiktok or double the size of the current one in there makingers maki tick videos day and night to convince millennials and somean gen zers that he's their guy. i think that the only savingenn grace for the democrat party is going to be doing something at the convention and replacing joe as their nominee. will it be gavin newsom? will it be michelle obamvengs.a that remains to be seen. but i've held on to th

a $200000000.00 handout from the white house as a fraction of the $60000000000.00. and he came all seeing for us how speaking mike johnson, his pipes to hold on to tax pass funds until the bind to the administrator and provide small oversight. i have asked the white house since the day that i was handed the gabble, a speaker for clarity. we need a clear articulation of the strategy to allow ukraine to win. and thus far, their responses have been in sufficiently have not provided us the clarity and the detail that we requested over and over since literally 24 hours after i was handed, the gamble speaker, the house. and so what the bite and ministration seems to be asking for is billions of additional dollars with no appropriate oversight, no clear strategy to win. and, and none of the answers that i think the american people her own. well, as you've just heard, the speaker was less than impressed with zalinski is page for more funds for the press conference, folders, nothing much that we haven't heard before. i didn't said that the united states stands firmly with uk

and the white chiefs of staff steve bannon. got me thinking which is what i do good.iesaxios to make these predictions when we could do just as well? secretary of defense someone with brains and brawn. or ad to the department of energy and go with somebody with loads of it. and for vp go with the best looking. some other options too. attorney general, judge jeanine. she could do all of her own executions. secretary of education tyrus because he is the only man that can pin randy winegarden. >> [cheers and applause]. >> and nothing inspires kids to learn like a folding metal chair. and the secretary of virginity. only one credible choice. kt, you saw the debate. thoughts and prayers? >> donald trump won that debate. they are not ready for prime-time. the axios article, trump has a list of nasty people will who do terrible things on day 1. that's baloney. i know all of these people. every administration has a transition team. i was on the trump transition team. you have a list of dozens, hundreds, thousands of people who will come in. axios says this is sinister. the tr

senator tom cotton, if i don't see you, merry christmas. >> thank you, john.all your viewers. >> jacqui: stunning new numbers show the blue state exodus is accelerating. what is driving the trend? joe concha is up next.plus this. >> i have paid $120,000 and i still owe 76. how the [bleep] is this possible? >> john: student loan payments restarting after a three-year pause. some borrowers are refusing to pay up after president biden pledged to clear their debts. economist doug holtz-eakin ahead what this says about bidenomics. 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. (singing )i'll be home for christmas. you can plan on me. please have snow and mistletoe. and presents on the tree. right now all over the country kids at shriners hospitals for children are able to go home and be with their families for the holidays. and that's only possible because of the monthly donations from people like you. thanks to a generous donor every dollar you give can help twice as many k

rose to prominance in white ball cricket. he's 24., taking a0 wickets at an average of 36. could be in line for a debut. and the biggest surprise, somerset�*s 20—year—old shoaib bashir. right arm off break bowler. only made his first class debut injune. ten wickets in six first class matches at an average of 67. so what have england's selectors seen? we saw him in county cricket. we saw the way he pulled the ball, then you see the potential, then you try and find out a little bit about him, his character. then we had him on the lines — brendan and myself went out to see him in the camp. we tried to put him in the conditions that are similar to what we will see, and bashir, you think his ceiling is pretty high. life it's always about how good someone's good is, not how bad someone's bad is. he is rocco he's going for experience, but we won't be afraid to play him if required —— keys abroad. and this is the start of his journey where hopefully we will see a world—class spinner in the future. the other main debate is behind the stumps. d

it was before harriet beecher stowe's uncle tom's cabin.ay of introducing white americans in the north to the horrors of slavery. it is as much about abolitionism , as much about supporting the abolitionist cause as it is about telling, about douglass's life. >> was it available in the south? prof. medford:prof. medford: if it was available and the south, no one would ever have admitted they had a copy. i that time, the south was not receptive to anyone talking negatively about slavery. by the 1830's, they had been able to pass a gag rule in congress preventing any more petitions from coming to congress because people were becoming very agitated about what was happening in the country. slavery, they understood, was causing a problem. it would not have been something that would have been readily available in the south. i had no doubt people would have had copies but they would've done so clandestinely. >> narrative of the life of frederick douglass was published on may 1 come 45y william lloyd garrison. we will talk autim. 5000 copies sold w

lucas tomlinson at the white house.aeli point of view on this, tom -- prime minister netanyahu's spokesperson. very good to have you. what do you make of this pressure that's coming more often and certainly more loudly9 from the white house and now this apparent slight divide certainly among those inspect white house, some who back israel nonstop and others who say maybe we should ten back ant they're doing to civilians? >> thank you, neil, i've spoken to be you many times from new york in the last weeks, and now i'm here in israel. it's a very difficult time for our country, very heavily-charged atmosphere here, i can tell you. as for your question, there is, again, no daylight between washington and jerusalem in what pertains to the goals of this war. we all a believe hamas must be eliminated. 's reillys can no longer live next to a terrorist enslave, and we don't the want to -- enclave, and we don't want to see a resurgence of terrorism. we want to see all hostages back in race reel -- israel, and we all want to see

we heard steve whiting basically say, bad news for who?ave seen an increase in productivity and employment in different metrics. the disinflation has been notable and that is the data that has shifted and spurred people to have a bid into bonds even with a constructive back drop in the labor market that we could get immaculate disinflation, that it was transitory. it is the return of a narrative that no one is saying that this is the narrative they are following. jonathan: the data was decent, disappointing to expectations but the outlook was strong. we haven't seen a re-acceleration of inflation. the best way to capture that this week is the ism headline number was decent. to lisa's point on productivity, better. labor costs, and down. these are things that the fed was shooting for 12 months ago. tom: the disinflation benefits the haves within the financial within the american experiment. those doing finance win and the rest of america, there is a lot of pain. in the last 48 hours it was grim. lisa: you can see that the dollar stores are

director tom homan. news coming in on fbi probes into new u.s. terror threats. expect white house press secretary claims biden's border crisis is, quote, not unusual. all of this next on "the evening edit." >> and we're at a time of the year where we're seeing more at the border. and it's not unusual. ♪ ♪ trading at schwab is now powered by ameritrade, unlocking the power of thinkorswim, the award-winning trading platforms. bring your trades into focus on thinkorswim desktop with robust charting and analysis tools, including over 400 technical studies. tailor the platforms to your unique needs with nearly endless customization. and track market trends with up-to-the-minute news and insights. trade brilliantly with schwab. (singing )i'll be home for christmas. you can plan on me. please have snow and mistletoe. and presents on the tree. right now all over the country kids at shriners hospitals for children are able to go home and be with their families for the holidays. and that's only possible because of the monthly donations from people like you. thanks to a ge

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over the place, the, the white homes. and then there's that general hum of conversation throughout the room and comes in a group is coordinates a couple of years ago. and we started hearing something from pa, yeah. now we know that systematic, we see that there are people talking with the we can't yet distinguish all the snippets of conversation stuff by law. it is in but hopefully in a few years time will be able to discern some of the conversations and pion come as an open question. things question. in addition to the actual spec, telescope is the most important part. if the you are in network studying gravitational weights, similar experiments are underway. on other confidence. in june 2023, they all and failed the results with of buying the long waves where identified now they're being studied. we knows that the universe is expanding. but how is that happening? that's one of the questions that the new european space telescope euclid aims to onsite launched in july 2023. its task is to create a 3 d map of cosmos. cape

tom phillipson is done, former ab acting chair of the white house council of economic advisors on bidenamitous administration on the american economy. oh, just shut up and wait. it'll eventually get better. when? maybe when trump is reelected? and then jimmy failla is here. biden is mad about his own polling numbers. it's everybody else's fault. [laughter] and jill wants a return to decency. okay. it's not happening. not under them. top of the hour. ♪ ♪ hi, i'm stacey, and i've lost 60 pounds on golo. (guitar music) this belt i used to wear, way down at the first and second notch, it's the only thing i've kept from before losing weight and i'm keeping this because i'm never going back. the power goes out, and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book. who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hours of battery back-up. plus, now through december 31st, eligible xfinity rewards members can get 25% off a storm ready wifi device. eli

and tom is. so you have couples talking to each other all over the place, the, the white homes. and then there's that general hum of conversation throughout the room and comes in a group is quoting a couple of years ago, and we started hearing something from pa, yeah. now we know that systematic, or we see that there are people talking with the we can't yet distinguish all the snippets of conversation stuff by law. it is in but hopefully in a few years time will be able to discern some of the conversations and pion come i got a bunch question and things question addition to the esl spec. telescope is the most important part. if the you are in network studying gravitational weights, similar experiments are underway. on other confidence. in june 2023, they all and failed the results with of buying the long waves where identified now they're being studied. we knows that the universe is expanding. but how is that happening? that's one of the questions that the new european space telescope euclid aims to onset launched in july 2023. its task is to create a 3 d map of all custom of ca

thank you very much, tom. end lines of nessun dorma play. cheering. hello there.otland. it's too mild elsewhere. and on sunday, it was the warmest christmas eve since 1997. temperatures in the south reached 15.3 celsius. and these are the temperatures that we've got first thing on christmas morning, ranging from maybe close to freezing in north—east scotland to 12 degrees across southern england, where we're going to see some cloud and we're going to see some rain developing, and more rain develops in that cloud across england and wales. northernmost parts of england and northern ireland seeing sunshine and showers. just gets wetter through the day in scotland — mostly rain, but over the hills in the north. there will be some fresh snow falling here and that's where we've got some cold air. but otherwise it is going to be a mild day, particularly across the southeast. 1a degrees here, but some gusty winds as well. so we're seeing cloud and rain across many parts of the country on christmas day. boxing day is going to look and feel quite different. mind you, the we

and tom is to, so you have couples talking to each other all over the place, the, the white homes. and then there's that general hum of conversation throughout the room and comes in a group is quoting a couple of years ago. and we started hearing something from pa, yeah, now we know that systematic, we see that there are people talking with the we can't get distinguish all the snippets of conversation stuff by law. it isn't, but hopefully in a few years time will be able to discern some of the conversations and pion come back on a hunch question and things question in addition to the esl spec, telescope is the most important part. if the you are in network studying gravitational weights, similar experiments are underway on other continents. in june 2023, they all and failed the results with a buying the long waves where identified now that being studied we knows that the universe is expanding. but how is that happening? that's one of the questions that the new european space telescope euclid aims to onset launched in july 2023. its task is to create a 3 d map of i'll come from off

over the place, the, the white homes. and then there's that general home of conversation throughout the room and comes in a group is quoting a couple of years ago, and we started hearing something from pa, yeah. now we know that systematic, we see that there are people talking with the we can't get distinguish all the snippets of conversation stuff by law. it is in but hopefully in a few years time will be able to discern some of the conversations and pion come i got a bunch question and things question. in addition to the esl spec, telescope is the most important part of the european network, studying gravitational weights. similar experiments are underway on other confidence. in june 2023. they all and failed the results with a buying the long waves where identified now that being studied we knows that the universe is expanding. but how is that happening? that's one of the questions that the new european space telescope euclid aims to onsite launched in july 2023. its task is to create a 3 d map of i'll come from off ca

black smokers, meanwhile, he wants to legalize weed for white college kids.lic health groups say the biden administration is putting politics over people. >> there's just no reason for this delay and only one can conclude that the industry has had an influence on the adminis administration's decision. >> all other flavored cigarettes were banned under the obama administration except for menthol. the white house has not been clear on their reasoning for this delay, but republicans see this as an opening and they're sting to strategize and create more ads. >> senator tom cotton for one. rene marsh for one. thank you very much. we'll be right back. >>> finally tonight, one of the israeli military's biggest targets is a top hamas leader in gaza accused of being a mastermind behind the october 7th assault. brian todd has a look at his background. >> reporter: one of israel's top targets, the man they call the face of evil, hamas's highest leader. top official leaders have sounded very confident that they'll kill him saying their forces have encircled his house in