reporter police say the crash does not appear to be intentional for stephen hughes. he's just grateful his wife is okay. their anniversary was just yesterday. >> i'm very happy to be here safely, be with my wife and she's doing well. the hospital says the crash has not affected operations outside the emergency department. >> breaking overnight, democrats have flipped the seat that was vacated by disgraced new york congressman jorge santos. tom suozzi, a former congress man, defeated republican mazapil. 54 to 46% in a special election that focused on the border crisis and abortion. it was expected to be a tight race, but a snowstorm kept many voters home. suozzi is vowing to work with republicans, whose already slim majority in the house just got slimmer. >> the way to make our country a better place is not by attacking each other and tearing people down the way to make our country a better place is to try and find common ground. >> former president trump is suggesting mazapil a blast because she wasn't maga enough and did not endorse him. meanwhile in washington, for

>> reporter: stephen hughes taking that video. >> i thought maybe there was an explosion, and that is when i saw the vehicle that was lodged inside the entryway. >> reporter: three hospital staffers jumping into action. >> they put their life in harm's way and stopped the car from running. >> reporter: the driver, identified as 57-year-old michelle holloway, killed. five others, including two children, injured and transported to another nearby hospital. david, police tonight don't believe this was intentional, but they also don't believe this was a medical episode. when we asked them, what exactly does that mean, they wouldn't provide clarity. they'd only say that they are in the infancy stages of this investigation. david? >> david: but a terrifying scene. mireya villarreal tonight. mireya, thank you. >>> we're also tracking two fast-moving storms tonight, one storm bringing more snow to parts of the plains, then the midwest, and heading right into the east. the other storm starting in the pacific northwest, reaching all the way across the country again. so, let's get right to senior

. >> reporter: stephen hughes captured the scene on his cell phone while at the hospital for his wife's. >> it was very surreal. it felt like a movie at first. i realized quickly, this is -- this is pretty serious. >> reporter: five people were hurt, including two children. fire crews pulled the driver from the car and administered cpr, but she died a short time later. tonight, first responders are praising the quick reaction of the emergency room staff. >> the medical staff definitely jumped in in harm's way and were incredibly grateful. >> reporter: we still don't know what caused the driver to crash. as for the hospital, the e.r. is back open and accepting patients. norah? >> norah: omar villafranca, thank you beard overseas now to an expected raid by israeli troops of the hospital in southern gaza where the military says hamas is operating out of. cbs's holly williams reports the mission is forcing mass evacuations. >> reporter: israel has ordered the evacuation of all civilians from the grounds of nasser hospital complex, where thousands have reportedly been sheltering from air str

. >> okay, that's stephen's hugh christopher hope, our political edhon christopher hope, our politicalng and yet, yes, i think it was a fair result for the pm. i mean, yes, 50% of people at the end said they'd vote conservative. now they'd vote conservative. now they arrived as undecideds or would vote for somebody else. so that's a result for him. i think the way that certainly the party has been tweeting about the event and, and other senior cabinet ministers, it seems they thought it landed. i think the questions were very, very varied in a way which only gb news can do. we have an extraordinary , do. we have an extraordinary, brilliant, wonderful audience and they the best and they have the best questions. i think that the questions. um, i think that the main message was don't risk what he thinks is a turnaround plan for this country post—covid . for this country post—covid. post the energy shock caused by the war in ukraine on labour and labour have keep putting themselves in on the back foot, notably overnight about this rock shell candidate and last week about the £28 billion a

that without fundamental reform of the way dentists are paid, people like stephen will still struggle to find help. dominic hughesement since it was announced that the king has been diagnosed with cancer. prince william had taken a break from formal duties while his wife catherine recuperates from abdominal surgery. the king is now at sandringham, after beginning his treatment on monday. 0ur royal correspondent daniela relph reports. after almost a month away, the prince of wales is back on royal duty. first up, an investiture at windsor castle. and for a prince who is also president of the football association, there was a familiar face. ellen, mrs convery, for services to association football. in these formal surroundings, she uses her married name, but to most people she is lioness ellen white, england's record goal—scorer. as she received the mbe from prince william, she spoke to him about his father and his wife. i sent my best wishes to the king and obviously to kate as well, to the princess of wales. but, yeah, no, he was lovely. he's been an incredible supporter of women's football for so many years, sinc

that without fundamental reform of the way dentists are paid, people like stephen will still struggle to find help. dominic hughesof the man police are looking for after it is revealed he had been in a relationship with the victim of the london chemical attack. and coming up... imagine this popping up behind your house. that's the reality for those on a street in corby in an unusual planning row. and on bbc london: and coming up on sportsday in the next 15 minutes on bbc news... the british divers making a splash in doha with their best medal return at a world championships. we'll hear from one of the squard. the israeli government has rejected the latest proposals put forward by hamas designated a terrorist organisation by the uk government as part of negotiations for a ceasefire to release the hostages seized on october the 7th. the us secretary of state antony blinken has been meeting israeli and palestinian leaders today in his latest effort to secure a deal. our international editorjeremy bowen reports. israel's border with lebanon feels isolated and empty. in metula, israel's most northerly community, the o

stephen early, had been wildly successful. even the full extent of, his polio did not appear in print until hugh gallagher's 1985 book, fdr splendiddeception. but those were only the cover that took place during his lifetime, two decades after his death. fdr, his daughter anna, and her husband, her physician conspired with dr. howard bruyn, the who had treated him for the last years of his life to write history, write history. the hoax was perpetrated by literally manufacture, bring a detailed false medical narrative and publishing that bogus account in a prominent medical journal. this narrative sought among other deceptions to dispel any idea of fdr having been the sick man at yalta, nor of him having any cognitive or neurological at all. the deception was specifically meant to hoodwink the great historian james macgregor burns, who the late 1960s unwittingly accepted the false. he was being fed and enthused incorporated that set of falsehoods into his second fdr biography, soldier of freedom. that book won pulitzer prize in 1971 and january 1970. burns had written bruen to inform him that the of soldier of freedom had been dela

stephen. how about this from hugh. mark, you are completely out of order.annot just say nothing which is impacting life in the uk. noel says. hi mark, i note you're rather mean spirited comments on william's stance on gaza , which will have been gaza, which will have been approved by the government . um, approved by the government. um, and let's have a look at one more if i've got time . um uh oh more if i've got time. um uh oh yes. mark so your guest, your pundh yes. mark so your guest, your pundit chris wild, thinks it's okay for prince william to make a statement on israel. what about when it's about a subject that he doesn't agree with? also, prince william is not a leader. he is a figurehead. listen, keep those opinions coming. mark dolan tonight is the home of diverse opinion. this is a show where everybody disagrees with the presenter. and that's just how i like it. okay, lots to get through. it's time for us now with the time for us news now with the queen showbiz, royal queen of american showbiz, royal and political someone and political reporting.

way of being able to show us, like langston hughes said, folks, birthing is hard and dying is mean so why not get yourself a little loving in between. >> stephenn of contemporary black poets. one of your poems, are you in here? >> kwame: i'm in there. >> stephen: "how we made you." would you mind? i would love to go out, it's a wonderful collection of poets, i would recommend everyone to go get it but i would love if you could read your poem called "how we made you." >> kwame: sure. i've been married for 24 years and my wife and i had separated and i wanted my daughters, my beautiful daughters to know that it's not the divorce. that's not the thing that defined us or them. it's not the storm, that perhaps there was a rainbow on it one of them to focus on the good and i think stephanie and i do that to a certain degree and this is a piece that i wrote about that. in the future when your newly married and the two of you are half hanging off your bed, fingers playing each other's locks, your legs braided. loud garbage truck speeding outdoors, no whining children yet to cook for and you're talking about leaving your job or whose family to visit fo