and the match ended in his failing the marietta evans dean. welcome. one of the 3 hostages mistakenly killed by israel's army in the gaza strip on friday has been laid to rest. according to an initial investigation by israel's military. the victims were a carrying a wide flag and cried for help. the families of the remaining hostages are calling on israel to stop fighting and focus on a deal to release their loved ones. after weeks of being held hostage in guys a summer full ad alto, alca, is laid to rest in his hometown of who are israel still not by those holding him captive, but by his country's own army, sam, or is one of the 3 hostages mistakenly shot by israel's military, during it's offensive in northern gather the men reportedly emerged shirtless from a building, waving a white cloth on a stick. soldiers. ms took them for militants and fired according to a military pro. but one of the men also cried out to the soldiers in hebrew, israel's military has called it a tragic accident. we said this is against our rules of engagement. again, i will sa

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the marietta evans being welcome hundreds of people are taking to the streets of tel aviv again to demand of the return of the remaining hostages, held by hum us and gauze them. according to his really estimates. 112 people, abducted on october 7th, are still being held in the gaza strip. the families of the hostages are calling on israel to stop fighting and to focus on a deal to release their loved ones. the armies admitted to mistakenly killing 3 captives in the palestinian territory on friday. the families say the hostages safety must be prioritized over battling. hum us and put the best off on the table to get the hostages back. i'll live. i'll live. we don't want them back in bags. not like wires to act now. and let's get more on this from the w special correspondent, a abraham who is add that protest in tell of he's a good to see you. so we just heard some emotional words from one of the protesters, but after so many weeks, how much hope is there that any of the remaining hostages will ever be seen alive? it's really an emotional rollercoaster for the families of the hostages. ther

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host: bradley and marietta, georgia. democratic caller. caller: good morning. that last caller -- it's hard to disagree with her. trump is working with the russians. they're trying to screw over ukraine. i never thought i would see that it where i'm the one defending the fbi and the military from these so-called -- host: what about ukraine aid? where do you fall in this debate? caller: they have to give ukraine aid. those people are fighting for us. they are saving us money. it is not about that. the republicans want to solve the border issues. they are traitors. i'm so disappointed in republicans. i cannot believe they would sell out ukraine. host: frank in kentucky, independent. caller: yes. i'm a veteran. , u.s. naval academy graduate. i'm having to wait over six to seven months for this v.a. pact act and if it and the v.a. has all my records and they are sitting on my records. yet we have billions and billions of dollars to send to ukraine, to taiwan and now israel. we sent $3 billion a year to israel. they are committing genocide in the middle east while o

it was a very strong investigation, marietta and therefore they had a lot of stuff to different go to court way and then all of that. i don't think they had that to your so i think he already just became more likely loving, quite loud and then you know, it was like an off the vendor. nothing really came of it. so it's 2 things. and then as cause pretty to is it, are those to be more careful produces are a lot more careful that these things shouldn't happen on best 6. and the ones who are waiting to sort of become your allies and change that, conditioning that a lot more then the smaller number, but they're also the and what about more not dilemma which you find in on so which we keep trying a really, she leaves the almost one set of brazil's population lives in poverty, millions of those residing and poor communities on the outskirts of cities until bless. many of them are in debt. but that's hope in the form of some tailored to find that to advice. crump and tail tech. that's the image. many houses rios pull communities but want to the people who live has think jersey. nissan toner i

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it was a very strong investigation. marietta and therefore they had a lot of stuff to different go to court. we then all of that. i don't think we had that to your so i think he already just became more likely loving, quite loud. and then, you know, it was like some of the bad enough things that he came of it or so it's to think of in this as cause for the, those that are, those to be more careful produces are lot more careful that these things shouldn't happen on the 6 and the ones who are waiting to sort of become your allies and change that, conditioning that a lot more then in a smaller number, but they are also the and what about more not dilemma we she find in on so which we keep trying a when she leaves, the almost one set of brazil's population lives in poverty, millions of those residing and poor communities on the outskirts of cities until bless. many of them are in debt. but there's hope in the form of some tailor to find that to advice. crump and tail tech. that's the image. many houses rios pull communities but what to the people who live has think jersey nissan toner is

and that's marietta and polls come to us, we often see 1st time encounters between people who otherwise wouldn't have crossed paths in their everyday lives. many places where communities simply don't mean attacks leaving because people are more likely to stay in their own circles. speaking the same language. yeah. and so i'm end up liking them and you can, i just thought i'd try it nicely. cool. now is one of the largest pre fabricated housing estates built in the former communist east germany nowadays. it's a low income area where many residents have a negative view of foreigners. the intercultural salon is located right here in a park. my headset wants to educate people through her work there. her own experiences as a young muslim woman indicate it is much needed. i'm the most name or some of us was most dilemma phobia is very noticeable when dealing with the german authorities and within the school system. there for me on this i have many nieces and nephews. this is hard with whom i love spending time. the money drives me crazy, but i'm told again and again i'm on i um just need to f

it's the perfect of setting to find out more about new year had a christmas traditions in russia. marietta chief of us, a historian and as know, it just help us understand more about this especial time view. this place is a winter wonderland. it's absolutely amazing. um, i wanna ask you about some of the christmas traditions. is it true that they had to be reinvented overtime? talk to me about how christmas became new years here in russia. oh, love shit. the and actually it was under peter the great that we started celebrating new years on december 31st like you to agree that there should be public facilities with fireworks and bon fires. and we suddenly, after he died, however, and christmas remained the main winter holiday with the tradition surrounding the new year celebration where reinvented during the soviet time as i'm concerned. after the 1917 revolution with the bolsheviks wanted to eradicate associations with christmas was so so new years was banned and the 19 twenties and thirties scheduled by the 19 thirty's and new generation had grown up not knowing what celebrating christmas

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strengthen these ties and still repute the relations almost from yes, from the beginning, almost in marietta or in many areas. because the line just as far as was a spreading of iris and you are skeptical the other fields in poland and what was the reluctance to different form farms of cultivation. it is also important because of the role of poland right now. connected to the war is the situation in ukraine for hold on. it's in house called spot for military and humanitarian aid at crossing the bar there to ukraine, going to the, to the, to the people until the media to retire. so and the former government was also reluctant to inspect because of different corporations as farms in this area as well. so, and then you government has to improve this as well. it is very important. not only for funding, but, but for the cooperation with you all do your opinion on monica. thank you very much . that was the w. is monica shariska in warsaw or the government of finland is blaming and russia for funneling migrants towards their shared border finish authorities say nearly a 1000 asylums, acres mainly f

bear with chief marietta notion that picks up this jury from here a beautifully decorated 3 in the middle of bethlehem and the spirit of christmas throughout the city where jesus was believed to have been born of celebrating proud h was last year. here's your christmas celebrations, all across the west bank have been officially canceled with what is happening in guys, a palestinians here. say they do not feel like it's time for facilities in downtown bethlehem where they usually hang endless strings of christmas lights. the workers pull up have been, or a reminder of tragedy and folding in the palestinian and clave. so antoine, son of mine is bethlehem's form and they are here. we cause same decisions were made at least twice during both and default as violence palestinian mass uprisings against israel. and it is not, it's about solidarity. we are and both of them or in jerusalem or in my lovely, i've bought over the palestinian, the people and we, i'm not the sort of the so and so did that it to dollars of we also have the same stuff inc and we have the, the same cutting in the middle of

is the perfect of setting to find out more about new year, had a christmas traditions in russia. marietta chief of a historian and it's now just help us understand more about this especial time view . this place is a winter wonderland. it's absolutely amazing. um, i wanna ask you about some of the christmas traditions. is it true that they had to be reinvented overtime? talk to me about how christmas became new years here in russia. left shit, the and actually it was under peter the great that we started celebrating new years on december 31st like you to agree that there should be public facilities with fireworks and bon fires. and suddenly, after he died, however, and christmas remains the main winter holiday with the tradition surrounding the new year, celebration were reinvented during the soviet time. after the 1917 revolution, the bolsheviks wanted to eradicate associations with christmas present. so new years was banned and the 19 twenties and thirties scheduled by the 19 thirties and new generation had grown up not knowing what celebrating christmas felt like smoke . so the soviet

comp 28 clement summit that's now underway into by 10 it gets here is told delegates the world is marietta, climate shipping point, but it's still not too late to take action. we cannot say, but buttoning planets, you're fired holes or fussing fools. we must accelerate to just extra simple presentation to renewables. the fire says clears the one point. 5000000000 limits is only possible if the monthly stop burning or forcing fluids not to reduce, not the big as well. tom is return to the capital of getting beside walter. an exchange of gunfire every night between 2 military fractions. and the finances triggered off the national gun soldiers free to detain, administer nicholas high. cuz mo, from deca, they re cynical a rebellion is how the military of getting this out describes the situation in the capital. after hours of gunfire and heavy fighting between members of the special forces and the national guard, there is a precarious calm. there was fighting around the ministry of defense, the president's policy and in the barracks in the south of the country. but there's real fear among the p

i mean, we've just been seeing it for so many years now. marietta, i mean, i just, you know, honestly, i feel sorry for those who live in europe in america who have to read this call can mean nonsense because it's just an outright bunch of lies. and i've been living in an outside of europe in america now long enough to see it so clearly. and i feel sorry for my friends and copatrick is who was still badly deluded by that political and media establishment. well, at least the gives them something to talk about and not pay attention to the mass that has happened, and the shame that they use as of a smoke screen all the time. whenever something's happening of something is bad in the country, they always try and bring out a scandal or something like the focus and attention on something else. yeah. and then america, that's where republicans realize we've been saying are all up in arms or say, tell me what police my attention to what is happening in the united states. fix that all the problems for you and then focus on what is happening in other countries. we, i mean, you know, the worst the

louis and that marietta ohio, gathered their at the point of the muskingum at the ohio rivers to treat -- traverse the ohio river down to the mississippi to st. louis. i am wondering if that is a fact or if that is true? thank you. guest: they did travel on the ohio. lewis and clark met, they got back together to forge their path out into the west and so yes, louis and i believe it was ordway had done some traveling on the ohio. basically gathering men and supplies and things like that. guest: so we look at this is starting in st. charles missouri where the missouri comes to the mississippi. guest: it has been expanded, correct. host: where do you think it starts? guest: it's funny you mentioned it because i always thought where it started was in the library of thomas jefferson because it was actually alexander mackenzie's voyages book that sparked jefferson to say we need to go out there and claim some of this too for ourselves, at least find out what's out there. so where it started, you could say it started even here in washington dc because this is where jefferson was an jefferson

is it going to be able to run the old, the marietta so? absolutely, we will. we will. we will come back to this for the world. we're living and we're, we're a freight to speak. and the way you mentioned this are beset your accused of understand that system. you support the russians in one regard. then they're, they'll call you and say that all your support supporting dictate or is you, you slammed with, they're saying your roots to phobic it's, it's become a mess for late. yeah, it also mess with the whole low kids and, and cancel the culture. and yeah, we, we, this little valley is watermark within did say that the russia is all about to this new values, and that the majority of russian support them in the monkeys in the west as well. and you know, you could send them a call vol wilkinson, i don't even know how to use how to use that word. so even there, there are countries who support the more traditional route. so that's a rush over present. so not the moment, do you think that you have it so when, when cause um, when putting talks about traditional values in the ru

host: our next caller in marietta, georgia. caller: first of all, i want to say that i am understanding of -- a descendant of the enslaved and we were not immigrants. we were kidnapped, we were branded and put in the bottom of a ship and brought to this country against our will. we are not immigrants and i get tired of everyone saying that we are all immigrants. no we are not. there are two people who are not immigrants. descendants of the enslaved and the indigenous. we are not immigrants. secondly, every black person -- as a black person, i believe that we as a black group should not be just for giving our vote to one party blindly. they should have to compete for our vote. if you are not offering us anything, you're not getting our vote and we are learning that. we are tired of symbolism. we are tired of this talking about studies. we don't need the study. you don't have to study -- a law for the asians, he didn't have to study for that. he also got reparations but when it comes to us, you want to give us this crab about stu

it could be a long, hard when so if it says that you're up to date on dw news on marietta evans dean, i'll have more headlines for you at the top of the hour from me and the entire news team in berlin. thanks for the company. the vibrant listening place of along the mediterranean sea mazda and just following up to coming to us exploring modem, lodge styles, to amy, and admitted to amy and jenny this week on dw, the transport forest in the region of western germany, the forest that harbors dark. the, with a legacy still visible in isolated places the from the time when it was dumped, a green, the phoenix losing stages of the 2nd floor. it was the scene fighting between us and german forces. the power to the western allies advance from belgium, into germany. let straight through the forest around the village field again the the, the 4 locals. the battle is still a key part of their history. sticking the come in to mock it was while riding around here on my bike is a teenager that i really came into contact with the history of the who can 4 resubmit, insufficient environment on virtual.

his father founded marietta, so he's been around a while and he works with italian grape varieties ino nebbiolo, this is barbera nebbiolo plus grignolino plus 4 or 5 other varieties. it's meant to be a light red that's served chilled, if you like, and i think we did a good job. lovely. and then the last one, the last one. so this is one of my this is against sonoma fred scherer and i described fred in the book i think is as one of those winemakers who the people who know his wines absolutely love them, but not enough people know his wines. and he's he's been around for a long time and he makes this beautiful zinfandel. and again, his stories in the book, you know, that's the kind of guy i want to write about. >> this looks like a great christmas gift. i learned something i actually didn't know that napa's only responsible for about. you said 4. >> oh, it's a tiny percentage. yeah. >> so people who like history also like this book, people who want, like, anecdotes. you have a lot of it. so as i said, it's a compendium and thank you so much for coming in. thank you so much for having me

you got booking, marriott, caterpillar, general dynamics and martin marietta, all trading near thoseels. >>> now, let's move to health care. obesity drug heavy weights eli lilly and novo nordisk set to finish 2023 up more than 50%. while the broader xlv health care etf is flat for the year, but with ongoing supply constraints, insurance coverage challenges, and an uncertain macro environment, should investors worry that the glp drug euphoria is ready to plateau? let's ask jared holz, he's a health care senior sector st strategist. what do you say? are these topping off in terms of demand? or is the problem that the companies may not be able to meet the supply needed? >> tyler, thank you for having me, first of all. it's a tricky one, i mean, the stocks have performed so well throughout the year. obesity has been the defining narrative across health care and arguably other industry groups. now we face a little bit of a challenge with respect to how the drug launches go. are we going to be seeing numbers competing street forecasts, which are obviously not conservative at this point? an

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so no way marietta assumption is reporting from lima, the ruse capital. thank you very much. mariana. russian president vladimir putin has visited saudi arabia as part of a rear overseas trip where he met chrome friends. mom had been sell mine. he's also been in the united arab emirates for the 1st leg of a trip that includes talked with the regional leaders and put in we'll be hosting a ring and president abraham racy back in moscow on thursday. suits in has been bolstering, is partnerships with gulf nations, as russia face is growing, i installation by the west, due to its invasion of ukraine. i was just there as diplomatic as to james bass. discuss the reasons behind putting his visit to the gulf region. and remember, that is the arrest warrant for um, for transferring ukrainian children from the international criminal court. and so there are many places that the russian president wouldn't feel safe to visits. he didn't feel safe to visit the south africa last year when he was going to go for the bricks summit. but these 2 countries visiting you a and

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critical comp 28 client summit that's now underway in to by attorney gutierrez told delegate as well as marietta climate tipping point. but it's still not too late to take action. we cannot say that battling planets. your fire holes are fussing fools. we must accelerate to just extra simple presentation to renewables. the sciences clears the 1500000000 limits is only possible e, c, o c, mostly stop buttoning all fussing fluids not to reduce, not the base and turn of guitars that were not the united nations in new york. the security council has voted to end its mission into done because of the ongoing violence of correspondence at the united nations. gabriel. and as under as well, it's known as the united nations integrated transition assistance commission to sudan. and it was supposed to habits mandate renewed on december 3rd, but now it will close down with all operations winding down over the next 3 months . the united nations security council voting over whelming lead to end of the mandate of the un political mission in sedan. there were 14 votes in favor, only russia abstained. the move by t

host: bradley and marietta, georgia. democratic caller. caller: good morning.hat last caller -- it's hard to disagree with her. trump is working with the russians. they're trying to screw over ukraine. i never thought i would see that it where i'm the one defending the fbi and the military from these so-called -- host: what about ukraine aid? where do you fall in this debate? caller: they have to give ukraine aid. those people are fighting for us. they are saving us money. it is not about that. the republicans want to solve the border issues. they are traitors. i'm so disappointed in republicans. i cannot believe they would sell out ukraine. host: frank in kentucky, independent. caller: yes. i'm a veteran. , u.s. naval academy graduate. i'm having to wait over six to seven months for this v.a. pact act and if it and the v.a. has all my records and they are sitting on my records. yet we have billions and billions of dollars to send to ukraine, to taiwan and now israel. we sent $3 billion a year to israel. they are committing genocide in the middle east while our

host: our next caller in marietta, georgia.aller: first of all, i want to say that i am understanding of -- a descendant of the enslaved and we were not immigrants. we were kidnapped, we were branded and put in the bottom of a ship and brought to this country against our will. we are not immigrants and i get tired of everyone saying that we are all immigrants. no we are not. there are two people who are not immigrants. descendants of the enslaved and the indigenous. we are not immigrants. secondly, every black person -- as a black person, i believe that we as a black group should not be just for giving our vote to one party blindly. they should have to compete for our vote. if you are not offering us anything, you're not getting our vote and we are learning that. we are tired of symbolism. we are tired of this talking about studies. we don't need the study. you don't have to study -- a law for the asians, he didn't have to study for that. he also got reparations but when it comes to us, you want to give us this crab about studi

host: our next caller in marietta, georgia.aller: first of all, i want to say that i am understanding of -- a descendant of the enslaved and we were not immigrants. we were kidnapped, we were branded and put in the bottom of a ship and brought to this country against our will. we are not immigrants and i get tired of everyone saying that we are all immigrants. no we are not. there are two people who are not immigrants. descendants of the enslaved and the indigenous. we are not immigrants. secondly, every black person -- as a black person, i believe that we as a black group should not be just for giving our vote to one party blindly. they should have to compete for our vote. if you are not offering us anything, you're not getting our vote and we are learning that. we are tired of symbolism. we are tired of this talking about studies. we don't need the study. you don't have to study -- a law for the asians, he didn't have to study for that. he also got reparations but when it comes to us, you want to give us this crab about studi

deborah in marietta, georgia, good morning. caller: hello? host: you are on the air.aller: yes, yes, i was calling about -- first of all, i am from louisiana and i went to dilip university. i am 63 years old. back then, we had a lot of problems. racism, anything like that. african-americans, this not nothing that we had to tolerate. we had no one to speak up for us. the guy that just got off the phone, he took the words out of my mouth. we have leaders here in the united states, in our government. the reason things are going how it is going now is because of our leaders. we have the most highly disrespectful leaders, republicans and some democrats. republicans is more outspoken. i can't hear how you won't get rid of somebody because you -- in the background, that young lady trying to make them go against how they feel about the situation, will get in the background and they probably feel the same way. you can't make nobody change they mind. that is ludicrous. she going to make them say what they want them to say, that is ludicrous. host: previous caller had said unive