ithink, beth, ou can authority is this? ithink, beth, you can ask— authority is this?is? ithink, beth, you can ask the prime - authority is this? ithink, beth, you can ask the prime minister| authority is this? i think, beth, - you can ask the prime minister that one. ladies and gentlemen, thank you for your time. there is a further meeting at 6pm this evening, thank you for coming. that is the conclusion of a press conference by the chairman of the erg group. this is a grouping of conservative mps that just erg group. this is a grouping of conservative mps thatjust happened a moment ago, so that was mark francois speaking. he reiterated a statement that had been published earlier which is the group's position on the government's new reminder legislation. so, he went on to say that the grouping feels that they —— the rwanda bill is concerning and incomplete, a partial and incomplete solution to the legal challenges that the bill is likely to face in uk courts. now, he was also asked whether this meant that members of the erg group would vote against the legislation on

vecinos de beth dicen estar sorprendidos de que algo así sucediera.e apartamento de beth dice que ante la larga recuperación que le espera, solo pensó en apoyarla. no tengo para ayudarle yo. pues tengo que hacer como un balmy o algo para ayudarle a que para que se recupere y no tenga que ir a trabajar porque en esas condiciones que está es mejor que descanse. >> captada en cámara quedó una pelea que dejó al menos un herido. ocurrió en miami y según las autoridades, la víctima fue llevada por un grupo de amigos a un hospital, pero hasta el momento se desconoce su estado de salud. ocurrió la madrugada del sábado pasado y según el reporte en medio del conflicto, también se desató una balacera que dejó daños en una vivienda, coches y hasta una tubería de agua. hasta el momento se desconoce qué provocó el episodio y también a los responsables. también quedó captado en cámara el momento en que un hombre se roba una bandera de estados unidos de un restaurante. eso fue en miami beach boys. ahí se ve al sujeto. el incidente ocurrió la noche del pasado viernes

sarah beth childers is assistant professor of english at oklahoma state university. she holds an mfa from west virginia university. she's also the author of shake terribly the earth stories an appalachian family she lives in stillwater, oklahoma. and we're here today to talk about her book chronicles. so we thought we would open with a reading from each of our authors. so it looks like you're ready or or so just to give you a little bit of background, the book is a compilation of 21 stories from appalachia women that are captured as oral histories and transcribed and edited into book. so what i'm going to start by sharing with is a short reading from an interview with a woman named kari macdonald. stewart and she was almost 100 years old at the time of her interview. so there's a sweet little picture of her right there. so kari was actually interviewed twice and this is a compilation again from both of her interviews. and i just love this part because. she talks about her role as a woman living in a small mountain community, so she says, after one of my daughters got

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emma raducanu, beth mead, mary earpsm — feeling. emma raducanu, beth mead, mary earps. .. in the history - mary earps... never in the history in the sports personality of the year award have we had to be when it went consecutively. what does that say about women sports? women sport is doing all right, isn't it? women sport is doing great over the last few years and we are here to stay. looking forward to seeing that continue to grow. is that what you are most proud of? in fairness, your recognition is beyond football at the moment it's beyond sport, isn't it? i the moment it's beyond sport, isn't it? “ the moment it's beyond sport, isn't it? ~ , the moment it's beyond sport, isn't it? 4' , ., ., , it? i think it is hard to pin point of what i it? i think it is hard to pin point of what i am — it? i think it is hard to pin point of what i am most _ it? i think it is hard to pin point of what i am most proud. - it? i think it is hard to pin point of what i am most proud. it's i it? i think it is hard to pin point| of what i am most proud. it's an incredible couple of years.

beth lemon has _ like this year in bethlehem? beth lemon has a _ like this year in bethlehem?s year in bethlehem? beth lemon has a mood of— like this year in bethlehem? bet? lemon has a mood of sadness. like this year in bethlehem? beta lemon has a mood of sadness. we are devastated by the severity of the war. we are devastated that it has not stopped yet —— bethlehem. we are also concerned about friends and relatives of ours in gaza. it is hard to think of anything else other than him brutal war that is taking right now in gaza. 0f than him brutal war that is taking right now in gaza. of course, this should have been a time of celebration, but as you mention the streets are empty, we don't have many pilgrims or any pilgrims for that matter, even bethlehem is isolated. no christmas tree, no decoration, and instead most of our prayers are focused on the situation in gaza. ., , ., prayers are focused on the situation in gaza. ., i. _, , in gaza. how did you come up with the idea of— in gaza. how did you come up with the idea of placing _ in gaza. how did you come up with the ide

now is a good to silence your phones and to tell you that we will have after our a q&a with you and beth and i was told in teaching school that we should say everything three times in order for people to feel safe. but most importantly we prepared. and so after the q&a, we're going to have a conversation with you and beth and after the q&a, we're going to have a conversation with you and and so please put your hands together and welcome back. when. oh, paul, thank you so much. thank you, paul was so beautiful. paul is a poet of extraordinary measure. so you have to check out paul's work after this if you haven't already. but you already have. and it's also so wonderful. be able to be your colleague. so glad you're here. i thank you all so much for being here. thank you. the wisconsin book festival, it is so it's very moving to be part of this kind of community and to get participate in this way. so thank you all for being here. so we are going to have just read just a little bit and then we're going to have a conversation. and the question you write about the repeating figures. i in the

temple beth torah had fallen prey to s.w.a.t.ing, an increasingly common prank that involves callinge about active shooters, bombs, or other acts of violence, often with the hope of getting to watch the ensuing chaos of the police response play out on screen in realtime. at the rabbi's request, we're not showing the video of her synagogue's s.w.a.t.ing over concerns of encouraging copycats. no one has been charged in that case. >> we don't know who they are. we don't know anything more about them than that they were trying to cause fear. they were incredibly prolific. >> the person or the group making the s.w.a.t.ing call, they are very well aware that in today's threat environment where mass shootings have become all too common, that a call regarding an active shooter is going to be met with a large and aggressive law enforcement response. >> reporter: s.w.a.t.ing incidents are climbing. the fbi saying they've reached crisis levels with targets expanding to include very public places like hospitals, churches, and schools. >> s.w.a.t.ing calls can place the safety of responders in je

they know what to do at beth israel in jackson. they've had to do this before. in 1967, which was just four years after a klansman murdered medgar evers in his driveway, in jackson in 1967 the klan also bombed the beth israel synagogue in jackson. the very same synagogue that was evacuated for the bomb threats this weekend. beth israel and jackson was bombed by the klan in 1967, the rabbi the congregation had his housei bombed that year, too. and, you know, yesterday it all comes back, evacuated again. bomb threats.ts across the country there were hundreds of them. this too is part of the climate right now in the united states a of america. this too is what it's like in our country right now. within just the past few days the attorney general in the state of massachusetts and the attorney general in the state of new hampshire both announced new legal action against a a self-proclaimed neo-nazi group i that has been menacing people in both those new england states. we'll speak with the attorney wi general of massachusetts about that case, about that strategy,o ab

thanks to a much, nomia iqbal beth was in _ his name.here for us in washington. world leaders are in dubai for the cop28 climate summit. king charles has warned them that the world is far off track from meeting key climate targets. he said he prayed the summit would be a critical turning point for genuine transformational action. 0ur correspondent carl nasman is at the summit and earlier he began by telling me that it's been a positive day so far. it has been. we have seen those world leaders taking to the stage and is a sense i think it a bit of positivity and a bit of momentum which you don't always see at the beginning of these kinds of climate conferences. back came, of course, from yesterday's agreement on providing money to help developing countries deal with the effects of climate change. there has been a bit of momentum today on an agreement of food and trying to adapt and transform food systems. that is actually is something that secretary of state antony blinken spoke that a little bit earlier. here he is. this challenge is onl

and purdue is already twice admitting to felony misbranding in 2007 and again in 2020. >> beth, when i looked at this a bit more, the bulk of that money goes towards recovery programs and prevention programs that are crucial. only about 750 million of the 6 billion goes directly to the victims. but at the same time, it took years to even get to this settlement. is there also the side of this argument among those victims that say, you know, if we don't agree to this, then when are we ever going to see anything is this. >> right. some of the parents are divided but as the u.s. trustee who will be facing against purdue and sacklers' lawyers today has pointed out only 20% of the families eligible to vote on this even voted, and so, you know, i like to think of the families i have been following a decade now, they have been texting me all morning. they were out in front of the court at dark at 5:00 a.m. holding signs that say things like my dead son does not release the sacklers. they believe no amount of money is worth immunity and wealth for the architects of the opioid crisis. >> it's

beth, thanks a lot. >> thanks, charles. ♪.es: give a shoutout to every one who participated in the annual tree-lighting ceremony at the boys & girls club of harlem. there were christmas carolers, amazing two requires. santa's corner full of arts and crafts. it was absolutely wonderful. if you like to donate this holiday season, i'm on the board of this organization. you go to bgc harlem.org. coming up folks, kenny polcari, he is saying he likes the action of small caps and mid-caps. kenny also thinks we're a little bit over our skis. you have to be specific. he always is. first is there anymore money, we talked about this about the "magnificent seven," phil blancato, mike lee both have thoughts on that as well. they will keep the smart stuff coming. we'll be right back. ♪. a few years ago, i came to saona, they told me there's no electricity on the island. we always thought that whatever we did here would be an emblem of what small communities can achieve. trying to give a better life to people that don't have the means to do

. >>> let's discuss more with beth sanders. she's a former deputy director of national intelligence. as we have been reporting, they show no signs of letting up. benjamin netanyahu outlined three conditions he says are necessary before there can be peace between israel and gaza. he said hamas must be destroyed, gaza must be demill -- these are quite ambitious goals. can they be achieved and if so, won't they need a longer timetable? >> absolutely. they will take a very long time. i think some of these, particularly this idea of deradicallizing the palestinian society, it's a line that sounds good, but what does it really mean? how would you measure it and define it? in fact, aren't israeli actions today actually radicalizing palestinian society? i think the answer there is yes. you know, this isn't intentional, of course. but it is a logical by-product of the devastation that we're seeing in gaza. so, you know, this editorial is really written for the washington audience. it's not really designed to put a time line in. it's rea

the trigger was the dramatic beth of the store. so my husband witnessed what was basically a call crash happening in front of him when we were given by that he thought he was going to lose both of us and we both can quite place to death. and off the woods, i was offered lots of counseling today with my tool, but from this the i'm actually i didn't really need it because i was unconscious. so i hadn't seen anything. he had witnessed everything i. they offered him nothing . so when i went back to what i thought, i want to find out who a human father is, and i want to talk about the positive story of human fatherhood. as an evolution anthropologist, i understand how read human solve is it is we don't need the, i has it. i didn't want to fox, and i really genuinely do believe fatherhood begins and pregnancy. i think we have this idea that follow this, right. and they all physically just as obviously from the presence of having a baby, they don't having that that immense physical closeness of them of this happening. but we know the fath

injury has kept beth mead out of england's starting line up for over a year. good to be back. it's mead, its 4—0. as it stood england were going through but one goal here all for the dutch could change everything. it's another. england's weren't letting up. a reminder it is possible to be 5—0 up and still feel tense. mary earps brought her best. another goal would settle the nerves. or would it? as lucy bronze scored in injury time, so did the netherlands in tilburg. at full time in glasgow, england didn't know if they'd done enough and their news filtered through the dutch had scored a fourth at the death. in three minutes of incredible drama, their olympic dream had unravelled. well, no—one will question the effort and the heart shown by england here. they completely outclassed scotland and gave everything to try and keep alive their hopes of qualifying for the olympics on behalf of team gb. but ultimately they've been undone notjust by the netherlands 4—0 victory, 600 miles away from here in tilburg, but also by their poor form earlier on in the tournament.

beth i hope. beth said. and she was right. she said the first letter. first sentence of your book should be there is no common soldier in the civil war. that's what my books about, i think, is that search keeps us from understanding how historical accuracy occupy the same historical space at the same moment can render very different understandings or meanings of it. that should be our goal, particularly when we're on the battlefield the temptation is to get a single narrative as the truth. and that often again comes from one or two sources that could be particularly their truth, rather that speak a truth, like to speak of understanding how people make meaning of it. when you do that, it has the interpretive opening or nature of it. so joe, to sort of answer your other part of your question is i would use confederate voices, but i would use it in conjunction with something side by side. and it's sort of like wake people up. and that's why the moral question is often a bad one because we can never, ever get a real poll and the evidence slanted, as i've al

this is karen. >> beth . >> beth. >> beth. >> beth. >> beth , you're good at your >> beth, you're good to get into hypotheticals. let's for the moment, just focus on the legislation . this legislation, legislation. this legislation, through the very foundations. i think, beth, you can ask the prime minister that one. ladies and gentlemen , thank you very and gentlemen, thank you very much say much for your time. i'd say there'll a further meeting at there'll be a further meeting at 6 thank you 6 pm. this evening. thank you very coming. thank you 6 pm. this evening. thank you very well. coming. thank you very well. >> e have em- >> there we have it. the chairman european chairman of the european research group of conservative mps, francois, accompanied mps, mark francois, accompanied by deputy chairman, by the deputy chairman, david jones , giving their verdict the jones, giving their verdict the result of that meeting that took place at midday today, saying that in their view, the bill in its current form is not fit for purpose, adding that the government would be best advised to pull

we were joined earlier by legal analyst and former manhattan prosecutor beth karras. facing here. >> he's facing seven different "after the" misdemeanor charges, all assault or aggravated harassment. stemming from one incident. what you have to do in new york is break down, by count, all the allegations outside of injury. there's three different acts that allegedly caused injury. grabbed heir hand and caused injury, grabbed her neck, slapped her in the face, caught her behind the ear. three different acts this one day in march 2023. so those are the intentional assaults he's charged with. also charged with reckless assault. same conduct, engaging in conduct that would cause injury, but didn't intend it. and he's also charged with aggravated harassment. he's charged with attempted assault. i mean, the d.a. has covered all her bases so that almost any scenario the jury could come up with, it doesn't look good for him. >> phil: depending what they decide to go with and the jury convicts what could he face, what kind of time? >> he faces up to a year in jail. that would b

well done, beth. >> carley: sweet beth, you are so beautiful.e is going to have a great day. this one from carroll in new jersey, her baby great granddaughter not very pleased to be meeting santa for the very first time this morning. send christmas photos to foxnews.com. we will be showing them all morning long. look at that picture there that was brock's reaction, too. i was so surprised. because is he such a friendly baby. he will go to and smile at anybody. my husband and i were like o, would he are going to get the greatest smiling pictures and buck the trend. one look at santa and absolutely historical. [baby crying] >> carley: big beerld but then they grow to lo santa. three years or two years brock will have a different reaction. >> griff: particularly when they realize he is the guy who brings presents. >> carley: exactly. >> kevin: not squared just nervous as we hear from santa. we have a fox weather alert. christmas day blizzard sweeping across the northern plains and the midwest causing more than 120 flight cancellations and hundreds

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drugs or gambling at this time. >> he just said that he just didn't have any money. >> it was mary bethade reporting for us. meanwhile, overseas, israel continues its % attacks in gaza as negotiations for a cease-fire resume in egypt. hamas's top leader was in cairo today for talks on a new truce. he says israel will have to abide by a cease-fire before any more hostages are released. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has vowed to continue fighting until hamas is eliminated. israeli military officials claim to have hit 300 targets in gaza just over the past. 24 hours, nearly 20,000 palestinians have been killed in the 10 weeks since israel declared war on hamas following hamas is deadly attack. the un security council is also working on a resolution to pause the fighting and allow desperately needed aid. >> drivers in the hospital after drove their car right into the water in benicia. this happened early yesterday morning near the 9th street lawn. luckily the driver was able to get out of the car safely before it submerged. crews say after hours of searching car was removed from the wat

we'll talk about what's at stake with texas congresswoman beth van duyne.l right here, right now on "sunday morning futures." ♪ ♪ ♪ jason: we begin with our top story, a scary end to 2023 at the southern border. more than 286,000 migrant encounters this month shattering the previous record high from just a few months ago. add on at least 83,500 known gotaways since october 1st. texas is about to enforce a new law giving its police the power to arrest migrants who illegally cross into our country. those illegals will have their choice to either return to mexico or serve up to six months in jail and possibly longer for repeat offenders. the justice department is now telling texas, don't enforce your law or we'll see you in court. texas' top prosecutor, attorney general ken paxtop, the he joins us now -- paxton. mr. attorney general, thanks so much for joining us on "sunday morning futures." the department of justice, they don't like what texas is doing. hay don't need any help, they don't want your help, and if you try to offer it to them and do it, they're g

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in a similar way, residents of canada and south africa entered the book of achievements; beth neal andr became record holders in underwater kissing, managing to last 4 minutes in the pool and 6 seconds. we all want it. in a new year's miracle, but for some this same miracle actually happens, and not even just once and not at the end of the year. brooklyn resident wayne murray won a $10 million lottery jackpot this year, a man who bought a lottery ticket for $30 earned the prize, everything would have been fine, but last year at christmas, murey also won a jackpot of exactly the same amount, $ 10 million . the man immediately became a star on local television. one can only envy such luck, as well as the skill of courage pilot of ural airlines, thanks to sergei bilov, 161 passengers will be able to celebrate the new year with family and friends. he masterfully landed the plane in an open field. an airbus a-320 aircraft operated by ural airlines, flying from sochi to omsk, made an emergency landing in the novosibirsk region on september 12. according to the pilot, the plane would reach it

and from here, from beth line, we are sending a message to the international community. and to come here to stand with us to get an cause and to force as our end to step this aggression against overfeed from this the huge, with the all eyes turned to bethlehem during this time during christmas. do you think people are looking to best land are looking at the suffering of palestinians nowadays, i believe i left a message will receive an all over the world. that's why we decided to have a clear message from before him to the hardware. and again, we are going to the international community from bethlehem and this message to step this aggression again out again. so what are people? thank you so much. and you know, as you can see here in bethlehem, it's empty. it's a city that has long depended on tourism as its main income, but instead of christmas instead of celebrations, there is a lot of grief. there's a lot of sore and there's a lot of pain. is that, but he had a jersey to bethlehem. they occupied the west bank, the some of the days of the news now, and the white house ha

let's hear more about that from beth lens may or have not had any of who's joining us today. can you tell us how you and the community here in bethlehem are feeling in this day? i are actually in holidays, bethlehem in morning. we've the we feel so sad we are as an essential part of the scene and community. so we council the celebrations and sensitivities this year and christmas season. and we put this model as you will see, to reflect the reality. it's what's happening and goes a step that is aggression against our people. there is the genocide and weekends this time. there is ethnic cleansing, and we are a jet the, because this isn't a humidity the, the is that i, even if you fission via lifting the international law by lifting the human rights. and from here, from beth line, we are sending a message to the international community and to come here to stand with the police to get in cause and to force as our head to stop this aggression against our people . usually all eyes turn to bethlehem during this time during christmas. do you think people are looking to bethlehem or l

. >>> coming up, more on the president's bidenomics blame game with congresswoman beth van duyne.s, pro-palestinian protesters bringing chaos to man hat -- manhattan over christmas weekend resulting in several arrests and at least one police officer injured. jason chaffetz and betsy mccaughey will weigh in all fresh, warm hot dogs! when i'm not selling hot dogs, i invest in a fund that advances innovations like robotics. fresh, warm hot dogs, straight out of my torso! one for you, one for you. oh, you're a messy one. cool, right? so cool. anyone can become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq, a fund that gives you access to nasdaq-100 innovations. hot dogs! fresh, warm hot dogs! before investing carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and more in prospectus at invesco.com. people are always asking me why why do i do this work? two words come to mind for me. one is responsibility, the other is purpose. it's just so inspiring to do research that impacts human lives. stand up to cancer has been a critical partner in advancing research for

let's hear more about that from beth lens may are not had any of who's joining us today. can you tell us how you and the community here in bethlehem are feeling in this day? actually, nowadays, beautiful home in morning we've. we feel so sad. we are as an essential part of what i've seen and community. so we cancelled the celebrations and says to me, it is this year and christmas season. and we put this model as you will see to reflect the reality. it's what's happening and goes a step. there is a direction, i guess, our people there is the genocide and weekends this time there is a snake cleansing and we are a just the, because this isn't a humanity that there is that i, even if you fission via lifting the international via and i think the human rights, and from here from beth line, we are sending a message to the international community. and to come here to stand with us to get an cause and to force as our head, to step this aggression against overfeed from this, the huge, with the all eyes turned to best land during this time during christmas. do you think people are l

beth san ner, thank you for the analysis on this. kate? >>> 28 days to the countdown to iowa caucuses, and 52 to new hampshire. are we in the final days? yes. and the frontrunner is campaigning like nazi germany. this is the opening and the same as the closing argument. >> they are poisoning the blood of the country. they have poisoned mental institution, and prisons all over the world and not just south america or three or four countries that we talk about, but all over the world they are coming in from all over, africa, asia, and pouring into our country. >> donald trump's take on migrants, comments that president biden's campaign quickly came out to call as quote parroting adoff hitler, and other republicans like chris christie is going far beyond dog whistling, but others like nikki haley are not focusing on donald trump at all, and celebrating a surge in new hampshire right now. she is in clear second place behind trump in the first of the nation primary it state. and now on the heels of those numbers, she is launching a new ad not at

beth says hee often walks up and down the beach in venice, florida, looking for shark teeth.e says she was never expecting to find a tooth this big or even one this old. venice is a great place for collecting fossils, but beth's catch is a rare one. >> what we do know is that there is a formation right offshore here in venice, and it's very dense with fossils. there's millions of fossils being found everyday by scuba divers. so when they do wash up, typically the smaller ones are what we see. when we do see something this big, it's really, really special. >> beth says it was all luck that she found this special fossil, simply a matter of being in the right place at the right time. >>> coming up, experts on the effects of concussions in sports meet for a summit. what they are recommending to try and reduce brain injuries and not just in the pros. >>> the 49ers could take a huge step towards a playoff berth with a win sunday, but it looks like the seahawks have a special adviser giving them tips. and on the first night a tough road trip for the warriors, it went to overtime in

but you know, last year beth beth mead year beth, beth, beth beth mead won it. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> maryause sick. did. i forgot because i'm sick. pierce right. um, so last year, beth mead won it. this year, mary it. but this mary earps has won it. but this yeah mary earps has won it. but this year, girls, as much as we year, the girls, as much as we love they lost. exactly. love them, they lost. exactly. actually, win. love them, they lost. exactly. act i ally, win. love them, they lost. exactly. acti think win. love them, they lost. exactly. acti think i win. love them, they lost. exactly. acti think i think win. love them, they lost. exactly. acti think i think there'd be >> i think i think there'd be more an argument here if it more of an argument here if it was a panel of judges. but this was a panel of judges. but this was a panel of judges. but this was a public vote . and i think was a public vote. and i think it's hard to knock a public vote. and say everybody was wrong. you know , the reason wrong. you know, the reason people like ronnie are so hasn't got it is because snooker

beth mead has just put england to 4-0 beth mead has just put england to 4—0 up in scotland so it reallygland in cruise control. for all the other nations league results, head to the bbc sport website. two games ongoing in the premier league on tuesday. arsenal can extend their lead to five points at the top of the premier league table, with a win at lutonand — table, with a win at luton. burnley will be looking to build on that big 5—0 win against sheffield united. victory away at wolves would take them out of the relegation zone. but that's not on their minds right now. wolves taking a 1—0 lead at half—time. south korea's hwang hee—chan giving wolves the lead just before half—time, while it's 0—0 betwen arsenal and luton. manchester united manager erik ten hag says his squad are "together" dismissing suggestions he has a split dressing room. united are seventh in the premier league and bottom of their champions league group. adding to the mix — the club took the unusual step of excluding four media organisations from their scheduled news conference on tuesday after reacting furiously t

there two goals in two minutes from laurenjames and then beth mead, on her return to the starting lineupan a year out with injury, she scored england's fourth just before halftime. at that point england were heading through on goals scored, but they knew that one goal either here or in tilburg could change everything, so even at 5—0 up things were still tense for england. then, heading into stoppage, time that's when things got really, really dramatic stop the netherlands scored to go 3—0 up against belgium. lucy bronze scored england's sixth almost at the same time. it looked at full—time as if england had done enough but they faced an anxious wait for the full—time score that the netherlands had scored a dramatic fourth goal to top the group and send them through to the knockout stages at the expense of england. england's players looked absolutely dejected on the pitch at full—time. they've been undone notjust by that result in tilburg but also by their form earlier in the tournament and it's going to take some time for them to process their heartbreak here at hampden park. for the who

we haven't seen it yet. >> julie: beth van dine. thank you for talking to us.hear from you. thank you. happy new year. >> thank you. >> julie: insanely giant waves are swamping california's coast. people swept away and the danger continues for millions. plus we're bidding farewell to 2023 and with it some notable figures we lost this year. actors, singers, entertainment icons and lawmakers. a look at the legacies they leave behind next. having diabetes can raise a lot of questions. like my morning ride, will it help lower my glucose? with the freestyle libre 2 system, you can know where your glucose level is and where it's headed without fingersticks. know what activities work for you. manage your diabetes with more confidence and lower your a1c. ask your doctor about the freestyle libre 2 system. it's covered by medicare for those who qualify. visit freestylelibre.us/medicare to learn more. ♪ (son) dad. you ok? (dad) it's our phone bill! we pay for things that we don't need! bloated bundles, the reckless spending! no more... (mom) that's a bit dramatic... a be

this folding beth is significant. it can be up to a set of that test. so strange like 33 percent of the test will strike will drop. generally, the levels of test will start never returned to pre both levels. so pre fault hood levels, as long as the father remains in contact in some way with that child back to france, their phone phone for the 2 and a half weeks ago. no. dominguez mago or the bad became parents for the 2nd side. a go celeste level of moist? nope. i see. it's down to the bath. went well and, but it was a bit stressful. very different to the 1st time we left late. but the maternity ward we arrived just in time. the bus lost it just half an hour as long as you pay 30 minutes and then it was all over a flood. last postpone entities on this list a and totally different feeling that the 1st time it took a day to now it went really fast. it was completely different to evaluate the commitment to sell to fiscal thoughtful. i'm super happy, see, it's really totally different than the 1st time actually profit to see. i feel better and i feel less t

next week, but now things have changed. alexander coaster is allowed to be present at beth this is using all sorts, of course, is this huge emotional feeling that comes out of you, because now you know, okay, you're going to be a father and a few minutes to it. and that's something completely different. it's a situation that you've simulated or mentioned before, even that have been confronted with the real thing on the uh, the delivery went wow. but now something seems to be wrong. the, the pediatricians get the all clear. the baby is fine. realizing just that 1st screen that moment, that 1st scream. wow, that's crazy. the sure beautiful is governance and truck moment. i think if i'm, you know, there was just a moment of sure when the midwife taken away when i noticed that he didn't read for a moment. i wasn't feeling so great them. at that point i just wanted to come on you down, come when they came back and from then on. everything was great. and novelty screenings and then it will be on the fluid is coming out. everything is great. positive. it's crazy. it was pure emotion. was it was

the 1st one is uh you've been reporting from jerusalem, beth, thank you. i am. isabel says it has um, covers the biggest home off tunnel in the gaza strip sofa. i'm just a few 100 meters from the area as border crossing, which from us overran and the october 7th. turbo tax as well says it has found a large number of width and stored in the tunnel. according to the army, it is part of a wider terminal network that stretches for move in full collections. before that the crossing was used by palestinian workers of those travelling to seek medical care in these ro, telecommunication services in gaza. our gradually being restored after several days of outages, internet and telephone lines went down on, says dave, that's according to guys and authorities and communications companies, a group say the outage has helped put the efforts in the territory. the world's health organization has been able to visit because as badly damaged, all she saw hospital stops, say, the hospital is overwhelmed with hundreds of injured patients, as new cases arrives actually, every m

still in england, zookeeper, the celebrating the successful beth of a critically endangered dancing lima. it was actually born on september 21st, but chest as who has only just released these images. the species is on the threat from deforestation and its native home madagascar. here's why it's known as the dancing lima. the 70 got the moves that's once life is up next. following an object race competitor. it's a trains as dogs for one of the most challenging dogs that races on ice told me a lot of going by land towards the come have a page of this out to the highlights you every week in your inbox, subscribe. now imagine that you're eating a hamburger and as you're biting into this juicy burner, your dining companion says to you. actually that hamburger is not made from cows. it's made from golden retrievers.

beth, according to gauze and authorities and communications companies. a group say the outage is hampering their efforts and the territory we can now speak to he but to be she is the regional director of the humanitarian organization care . and she joins us from amman, welcome to dw. so how well are your aid workers able to help given these communication challenges that we just mentioned? to thank you so much for, for this question. i have since thursday it was impossible to reach out to my cutting to them. they weren't able to connect very location or need twice on the in the last phase 2 or 3 called e 7 like not finished. and in ones just sending us a message saying that they are okay. and they are saying that i'm on the phone, that is of my colleagues, we don't know the same is applied on the own of those who are in guys. i know some of these a workers own of them we are unable to communicate with them. so unfortunately, we don't know my answer to you is, i don't know all my colleagues are doing. if they are able to, to support and have and if they ar

is the second consecutive year a women's footballer has won the award after arsenal and england's bethuch. i'm very honoured and humbled. for me, i feel like this are the ultimate all—round sporting accolade. i think this is lionesses and united as well, we've had an incredible couple of years. this isjust... wow! it's not been the easiestjourney and i definitely wouldn't be where i am today without a number of incredible people in my corner. finally, i want to say thank you to them. ja morant�*s return to the nba couldn't have gone any better — the all—star guard, with 3a points, including the game winning shot for the memphis grizzlies... as they beat the new orleans pelicans. morant was missing with a 25—game suspension by the nba for social media posts with guns... but gave his side the inspiration to comeback, after trailing by 2a in the first half.. the grizzlies led 113—111. the pelicans tied it, with morant�*s crucial shot proving the difference. i feel like you know, ifeel like you know, in i feel like you know, in this world, a lot of us make mistakes. ifeel like my message,