alex dean, thank your company. alex dean, thank you very much for yours too.ch and every one of you at home. i very much appreciate you spending your last hour with me, but i will see you tomorrow night. night night . night night. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news . news. >> good evening. welcome to your latest weather update from the met office here on gb news. we've seen some big thunderstorms through the day today. still a few rumbling on at the moment but they are going to fade overnight tomorrow. a mix of sunshine and showers and it is steadily turning fresher from the west. quite warm and humid though in places at the moment our air is coming up from the south. this low pressure generating the heavy thundery showers steadily clearing from north—east scotland and then the northern isles, but some storms rumbling on as well into this evening over parts of the midlands, northern england and wales. they should start to ease through the early hours. still quite warm and humid and murky over central and eastern parts, but tur

alex dean and steve mccabe remain alongside me. making the point before the break that he pays for his own clothes, one of my viewers has said, what's the matter with the pair of them? can't they afford a tie for themselves? there you go. that's what happens when you have to buy your own clothes. yeah, they do become tight. >> maybe the prime minister can send me one watts or one of the donors. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> well, yeah, the prime minister wouldn't give it to me for one of his donors. would? yeah, okay. >> fair enough. one. the point that you were making before the break was one of the things that's overshadowed this conference massively is the rules about the donors and what they've been getting. >> so i want to you were inviting us to discuss whether the chancellor's approach is broadly working in early days. and to be fair, of course, there are things that she's doing that i agree with. i think she's right not to just splurge on everything. i think she's right about winter fuel allowance, although my support is precisely th

let's get more on this from john this step alex the dean in tel aviv. welcome, bobby. let's start with that funeral. should go back up paul. they've been laid to rest today. tell us more about yes, we'll uh the funeral in the past hour. um uh, lots of people talk to the funeral courses. bear is that you received a letter stating that his mother, um, uh said the funeral is of course something that day everybody um uh, which is the same thing. guess she said that the issue was hoping that the deal would be seal. we'll see him at back why his father has said that everybody including them, disappointed a here's because they weren't able to bring him back to life. and even the, the prison is wrong inside there. so apologize to him and that to his family that the state of israel wasn't able to protect him on october 7th and also wasn't able to bring him back like so we've seen that we're seeing right now the pictures from jerusalem. does that sound like that came from the state to live peacefully in israel and the, the whole situation of course, and the, and this is the way

i've got alex dean and steve mccabe keeping me company tonight. that also as well. there's rumours afoot that apparently that single person council tax discount will not be removed. and of course, the rumours were that that was going to be up for the chop. so i want to be up for the chop. so i want to look at all of that. but also there's a trust nhs trust which has come under some scrutiny because of course we all know about nhs delays, martin, but it transpires now that if you are delayed, as we all will be in the nhs, if you're someone that requires an interpreter , you requires an interpreter, you will be prioritised ahead of an engush will be prioritised ahead of an english speaker that is also waiting for a delayed appointment apparently is for cost reasons. do we agree with that or not? >> absolutely ridiculous. two tier care. now it's two tiered health system with those who require interpreters at the front of the queue. ludicrous story that will be one to tuck into. dewbs& co 617 fantastic show ahead there. thank you very much for joining

i'm alex marquardt, cnn newsroom with jessica dean starts now you're in the cnn newsroom. >> i'm jessica dean in new york and tonight, frustration, anger, and heartbreak are mounting across israel heated and passionate protests across the country over the last several hours. there and tel aviv organizers estimating 550,000 people taking to the streets tonight. these demonstrators are demanding prime minister benjamin i'm in netanyahu reach a ceasefire and hostage deal with hamas the country's largest labor union is joining the fight via vowing a nationwide general strike tomorrow the mounting anger coming after the tragic news, the idf recovered the bodies of six hostages, including an american from a tunnel in southern gaza he's really health ministry saying, all six of these hostages shot by short range shots likely sometime between thursday and friday of this week cnn's nic robertson is joining us now live in tel aviv and nic, we have seen these massive protests throughout the day in the evening there it's now just after midnight in israel, what have you seen on the ground? what is th

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alex marquardt at the united nations. thank you. i want to bring in pennsylvania democratic congresswoman madeline dean. you she sits on the congressional ukraine caucus. congresswoman, thanks so much for being with us. your impression of what president zelenskyy had to say and apparently he is going to be presenting this what he's calling a victory plan to the president. tomorrow. what do you want to hear from zelenskyy? >> well, i'm always impressed when the president speaks, especially in such a large stage as he did this morning. i had the chance to meet with the president in ukraine after we pass the supplemental, what an amazing man, a man of courage who just stands and represents everything that we see in patriotism in protecting democracy as you know, there's a $5.8 billion drawdown. and i know very desperately that they need the weapons and the material. what i have said all along is ukraine for these past two-and-a-half years? ukraine, united states must give ukraine everything it needs to win. we have to finish that sentence and say to win. and so i'm glad it will be a speech about victory be