president biden is on the ballot. >> phillip: one of your colleagues in the house, dean phillips, disagrees with that. he believes joe biden is the only democrat that is capable of losing to trump, in large part because he is 81. there is no part of you that is concerned that 81 is too old to perform the duties of president of the united states? >> i don't know if the gulag i is really the expert. if you're really gonna talk about age i think the president 's round -- trump is rounding the bases on 78. what is the maybe to 65, to 75 in terms of health, pounds. my money is going to go to joe biden i think you'll have a second term. >> phillip: aren't you concerned about the polls that show other republicans, if the nominee is not trump even, beating president biden. does that concern you at all? >> i am not worried about those polls, in fact the election is almost a year away. the polls right in front of my elections said that i was losing by two or three points to dr. oz, and we all actually beat the brakes off him by five points. i don't really put much into polls, but i do put everything

that is what we are doing. >> phillip: >> phillip: keegan hamilton joins us now. keegan, this report is very fascinating, with you shadowed one of these groups, arizona border recon. what was it like to be out there with them? >> i mean, it is striking when you're out in the middle of nowhere, which is where these folks operate. seeing how small this group really is, there really is only a half dozen folks camped out for a week or so at a time. they are only able to patrol a tiny fraction of the border, maybe a couple miles max at a time. of the 2000-mile u.s. mexico border. they think of themselves as a drop in a five gallon bucket. to see how big the border really is, and how few of them there really are. >> phillip: who are these individuals? my understanding is that many of them are not even from these communities? >> the leader of the group, tim foley, is an army veteran who does live on the border. but he attracts volunteers from all over the country. folks that come from the new york area, california, idaho, through oregon, some are driving very long distan

young phillips, you were in bethlehem. yes. today that's of course we are christians, believe jesus was born this year. there were no celebrations. tell us why all big christian church as a present in bethlehem said it's impossible to celebrate christmas when there is so much suffering in the region at the moment. so the f must be was very grim. no big christmas tree, no lights, no children at buying candy from the street vendors and the big marching band. but usually companies, but legend, patriarch passed by in complete silence, which was a very intense moment. so the only christmas installation of presence was nativity . scene of jesus being born in the middle of robin and destruction. john phillip shelves in jerusalem. thanks for that. young phillip and pipe francis as cold front in to the war in gaza during his annual christmas day mass that the vatican devonte is condemned to the october safe and attacked by how much on his route and cold for the release of hostages held in casa. he also pleaded for an end to use rouse mi

john phillip shelton. jerusalem, thanks for that. young phillip was still in case he is the w. h. honors emergency medical team coordinator here early and joined us from rafa. he recently visited the r c for hospital, which is garza's largest medical complex. he spoke with my colleague nick spicer. i think so this was my 3rd visit to about a week. and what i've seen is a similar situation in the emergency department with just hundreds of patients streaming and constantly patients being rolled in on structures along the streets. uh, patients being carried in by their family members being brought in on the donkey carts and even on charlie's under the patients on this journey is on the floor. the family members definitely crying out their systems and a very, very small team of doctors. and this is only 5 or 6 doctors fibers that nurses and some volunteers, and the communities and paramedics medical cities, nursing sickness, trying to care for these patients. but it's actually k of an absolute misery. um and what makes it even more challenging is that the hospital itself has been d

but trying to tell them on him, st phillips doesn't make the sale.e democratic voters say if biden is going to be our choice, we have to get behind him. but that is about as enthusiastic as people get about biden. >> and it is a really interesting lens with which to look through kind of biden's challenges. so i do recommend the piece. isaac dovere, thank you for sharing it with us. >>> and president biden facing progressive backlash over his recent border talks with republicans. and secret space mission scheduled toto blast offff toni. i'm a little anxious, i'm a little excited. i'm gonna be emotional, she's gonna be emotional, but it's gonna be so worth it. i love that i can give back to one of our customers. i hope you enjoy these amazing gifts. oh my goodness. oh, you guys. i know you like wrestling, so we got you some vip tickets. you have made an impact. so have you. for you guys to be out here doing something like this, it restores a lot of faith in humanity. >>> welcome back. president biden is angering some in his own party as he negotiates w

first some breaking news on itv and phillip schofield. younger colleague has been published. the review, which started in may, was led by a barrister. it says itv made "considerable efforts" to find out the truth about an alleged relationship between phillip schofield and a runner on this morning in 2019 but was "unable to uncover the relevant evidence" until schofield's admission in late may. it goes on to say that phillip schofield "reluctantly declined" to take part in an external review into the circumstances surrounding his departure from itv because of "the risk to his health. the kc who led the review, jane mulcahy, added that she has been informed schofield's mental health has since deteriorated. the former this morning presenter left the network in may after he admitted lying about the affair. itv previously said it had investigated in 2020, but that both parties repeatedly denied the relationship. phillip schofield resigned and was dropped by his talent agency after admitting to an "unwise but not illegal" affair with a younger

phillip is here, welcome.wanda bill, will it go through or fail? get your predictions, the rwanda bill, will it go through orfail? it bill, will it go through or fail? it will fail either in its third reading or in committee stage. imilli reading or in committee stage. will there be a no—confidence vote in rishi sunak? i there be a no-confidence vote in rishi sunak?— rishi sunak? i think in time as a result, rishi sunak? i think in time as a result. yes- _ rishi sunak? i think in time as a result, yes. 0k, _ rishi sunak? i think in time as a result, yes. ok, when _ rishi sunak? i think in time as a result, yes. ok, when do - rishi sunak? i think in time as a result, yes. ok, when do you i rishi sunak? i think in time as a i result, yes. ok, when do you think there will be _ result, yes. ok, when do you think there will be a _ result, yes. ok, when do you think there will be a general— result, yes. ok, when do you think there will be a general election? i result, yes. ok, when do you think| there will be a gene

phillip schofield left his role on this _ to this.ing back- to this. phillip schofield left his role on this morning back in - to this. phillip schofield left his| role on this morning back in may to this. phillip schofield left his - role on this morning back in may and that was following reports of a rift that was following reports of a rift that he had with his co—star holly willoughby. days later the network was engulfed in scandal and that is where schofield confirmed he had a relationship with a younger male colleague at a time when he was still married to his wife. schofield apologised to his wife and his family and friends and apologise for the affair and left itv with immediate effect. the network subsequently asked a barrister to lead an external review into its handling of the relationship and that review has what come back today and said that itv was micromanagement made considerable efforts to determine the truth about the alleged relationship following on from the publication of the report from the sun newspaper. he said

john phillip sholtes in jerusalem, thanks for that young phillip spell. but francis has called for an end to the war in gaza during his annual christmas day mass at the vatican. the pontiff condemned the october safe and attacked by how much on his route and called for the release of hostages held in garza. he also pleaded for an end to is round the military occupation and gaza. frances urged code for dialogue between the pa, he's supported by the international community which i'm and president frank size of stein maya has given his annual, televised christmas address to the nation with a view to the wars in gaza and ukraine. he appealed to germans not to give up hide for a peaceful world and with consistently high pulling for the fire rise here in germany . it's time i called on people not to turn their backs on democracy. 2023 was a year when many people wanted to switch off the news. president stein my asset and his address the crises around the world with many, just too depressing. opened only briefly to the german president mentioned. russia's war an

mike: god bless phillip and his family.rganization, or uso, is focused on serving military families who are far apart this holiday season. joining me now is uso senior vice president for operations, programs and entertainment christopher plant. christopher, welcome. >> thank you very much. glad to be here. mike: so what are you guys doing to comfort our service members and their families this christmas season? >> well, there's a lot that we do to make sure we're comforting the service members. it's always harder during the holidays for the military to be away from home. and over our, you know, and we have about 250 centers throughout the world with, the number one with thing that we do is make sure that they get that normal taste of home, that they get a holiday meal, that they're greeted -- you can see some of the signs, we try to get people to dress up as a santa claus and other things. inside the states we make sure that the kids have something to do, a place to go. even if it's a new place that they have not been living

amber phillips from the washington _ up. amber phillips from the washington post, _ up. washington post, thanks i up. amber phillips from the washington post, thanks so up. amber phillips from the - washington post, thanks so much for your analysis.— for your analysis. thank you. turnin: for your analysis. thank you. turning now _ for your analysis. thank you. turning now to _ for your analysis. thank you. turning now to the _ for your analysis. thank you. turning now to the middle i for your analysis. thank you. i turning now to the middle east, and intense fighting continues in gaza as the israeli army continued to push into khan younis. a spokesperson of the health ministry say residence in northern gaza are now without any access to health services. united nations said 600,000 people are under evacuation in southern gaza, but there is nowhere to go to despite the pressure on israel to avoid civilian casualties, displacement, and israeli warplanes are bombarding parts of southern gaza. meanwhile, israeli forces say they have and circled the home of one of the wednesda

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phillip shelters in bethlehem, down for a little bit. sounds a very different build up to christmas in bethlehem this you as yes indeed. it's in the credibly site that must be your here in best land today. as you can see behind me, no big christmas tree, no music, no big celebrations at all. no street vendors selling can do to the children. representative of all the big churches have said that it's impossible to, to celebrate christmas at the moments with so many people suffering here in the region. and also a lot of people here in bethlehem and the local residents. they really don't see like celebrated young philip, that the christmas profession is usually a send a pace to the test. if it is, they will that still happen in some or any form of the see say no, not really. the procession is more or less cancelled that will be a christmas mess at midnight. about the usual marching bands that accompanies the patriarch during the procession just passed by in complete silence, which was really a very intense moments. it's such a drastic change

phillips o'brien. _ the way to do it. ok. phillips o'brien, thank _ the way to do it. ok.y to do it. ok. phillips| o'brien, thank you, professor the way to do it. ok. phillips - o'brien, thank you, professor of strategic studies at st andrews university. strategic studies at st andrews universi . . ~ strategic studies at st andrews university-— strategic studies at st andrews university._ moving | strategic studies at st andrews l university._ moving to strategic studies at st andrews - university._ moving to the university. thank you. moving to the us. .. the top election official in the us state of maine has ruled that donald trump cannot run for president there in the upcoming elections. the reason — mr trump's actions leading up to the riot at the us capitol in washington in 2021, which the ruling in maine says the top election official in the us state of maine has ruled that was enough to trigger a constitutional clause banning anyone from holding office who's "engaged in insurrection." maine is the second us state to take this course of action. colorado did so earlie

the region young phillip, so there's a complete uncertainty regarding the future of the gaza. from the humanitarian perspective, the continued fighting will obviously mean even worse, military and disaster. and we are already speaking about about a quarter of the population starving at the moment, according to new u. n. figures. and from the political perspective, that is also no plant inside. the as far as the prime minister, netanyahu has said that is for is to have the overall security responsibility, responsibility, and gaza for the, for see of a few to n t demanded the military's agent and the ready conversation of the philistines society. but many observers have already replied and said that this is not very realistic and the work of a plan for the future of the region. now, global calls for a cease fire are growing. are there any noon? the is any prospect of new negotiations, young fellow? where the pressure is definitely increasing. yesterday, there was a meeting in washington between a member of the as far as the work cabinet and high ranking u. s. officials. and from

the united nations. estimates that about 85 percent of gas as population is now you displace john phillip sholtes. is that another of the demonstrations for us and television calling for the release of hostages in gaza? what approaches to say? so there was just a minute of silence. the very intense moments in general, people say that they want to increase pressure on the government. they are very impatient and they don't think that the war effort loan will bring the hostages back. that has been a lot of talk and it's right in the media in the past days about a possible you hosted steel about detox and maybe i just buy it. cuts are of course a lot of people here would be in favor of it. it's could turn eventually into a d, a similar to what we saw some weeks ago, the release of hostages into a temporary cease by a. but it's too early to say if this were really turn eligible something substantial. how much support would you say there is for the war in general? in general, i think the majority of the people here is still in favor of the war from the list, and that's on you all has left a lot

phillip? >> and now it's going to cost home th him. thank you. >>> the supreme court has left in place a law banning ar-15-style guns in illinois the law was passed after the highland park shooting in illinois the law was challenged by a guns rights group and a gun store owner. they are still pursuing an appeal, but the justices declined to put a temporary hold on the law while the appeal continues. >>> florida bracing for tropical storm-like conditions. a storm is expected to hit the state and packing powerful winds and a chance for heavy, heavy rain public works are already laying down barriers to prevent possible f flooding of the michflooding >> we are expecting heavy, heavy rain, gusty winds and the potential for flash flooding in addition to heavy rains and saturated groumds. not a whole lot happening right now. but we looking at persistent heavy rain that will spread throughout the entire sunshine state. this storm system is over the central gulf, and it will pull the moisture no the state of flo into the state of florida and in

itv ithe phillip schofield inquiry into the phillip schofield scandal . put scandal. so is it time to put him back telly? give my him back on telly? i'll give my final verdict on schofield at 10:00. you won't want to miss it. but next up, my mark meets guest is one of the world's leading experts on organised crime. her latest book is about the extraordinary popularity of cocaine, which now an cocaine, which is now an industry. we ever win the industry. will we ever win the war on drugs? that's next i'll be dealing with philip schofield at 10:00. should he be back on tv now that itv have done their inquiry? but it's time for us for this. done their inquiry? but it's time for us for this . yes it's time for us for this. yes it's time for us for this. yes it's time for us for this. yes it's time for mark meets. and this evening, one of the world's top crime journalists, nicola tarley, investigates oceans editor at the highly respected sunday world newspaper . editor at the highly respected sunday world newspaper. she's been awarded the irish crime journalist

you have dean phillips. is that the list?ll, there are a number of people that we all know, laura, like gavin newsom in california who is chomping at the bit. >> we talk about them, andrew, that's my point, people talk about them but they have not committed to run. they have not said that they would. they have, in fact, thrown their support behind biden talking about beating trump. >> it's exactly why joe biden needs to lead them and say, hey guys, please do throw your hat in the ring. then the very next day you could see a number of people do so. to your point though, laura, congressman dean phillips is the only person with a backbone distend up and say, look guys, we're on a path to disaster. let's actually compete. i give him all the credit in the world that there are many, many democratic insiders who are saying the exact same thing behind closed doors, but they are leery about going out in the open and saying it in public. so, credit to dean phillips for making the case the majority of democrats want to see the. you shou

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you have dean phillips. is that the list? >> well, there are a number of people that we all know, laura, like gavin newsom. >> we talk about them, andrew. that's my point. we talk about them. but they have not committed to run. they have not said that they would. they have thrown their support instead behind biden talking about the necessity to beat trump. >> it is why joe biden needs to lead and say hey guys, please do throw your hat in the ring. and then, the very next day, you would see a number of people do so. to your point, laura, congressman dean phillips is the only person with a backbone to say look guys, we are on the path to disaster. let's actually compete. and i give him all the credit in the world. there are many, many democratic insiders saying the exact same thing behind closed doors but they are leery about going out in the open and saying it in public. so credit to dean phillips for making the case. they should have the competition for the strongest possible nominee. >> thanks for stopping by. always great t

why now do you think, if jack phillips case reaches the supreme court, it would do better now? christiana: you are familiar with the 303 credit -- creative. laura from colorado, who is extremely talented, was eager to get into the wedding business and to do wedding website designs. but she is in colorado who has been prosecuting jack for a decade. at is smart to talk with a lawyer before you go down that path. as we mentioned, the supreme court gave a resounding victory that affirmed creative professionals have a right to choose not to create messages that can conflict with their faith. this has been a decade plus in the making. laurie recognizes she stands on the shoulders of giants and trailblazers. people who were prosecuted for years and lost so much. you trailblazers in this space, trying to stand up for the freedoms of so many others. it was just here inducing to see what lori's case should and will have a streamed data effect for so many professionals across the country, including jack. which is why we are hopeful that in front -- that we are in front of the supreme cour

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>> reporter: well, good morning, frances and phillip. republicans say they hope this vote will help them get more information by giving them the authority to gather more documents and witness testimony. they are accusing the president of having profited from the business deals of his son when he was vice president, which the president denies president biden responded by calling this a baseless political stunt and saying the republicans are attacking him with lies. this vote happened hours after hunter biden defied a congressional subpoena to testify. the president's son saying he will only answer questions in a public setting, and he did address the public in a news conference >> in the depths of my addiction, i was extremely irresponsible with my finances but to suggest that is grounds for an impeachment inquiry is beyond the absurd. it's shameless there is no evidence to support the allegations that my father was financially involved in my business, because it did not happen >> he said my father was not financially involved in the busi

it is also worth mentioning the british citizen graham phillips. graham phillips. hello, dear.u understand what we are getting at? so detained in in kyiv, gonzalo lira, judging by the content, is something between scott ritter and graham phillips, and to make sure that it is not a criticism of zelensky at all, let's look at the work of this blogger together and start with the thesis of the first days of the great war: in kyiv, volunteers are given weapons , vostankino at this time lowers the darkness about chaos and looting. it seems that they are ready to hand over to the kyiv authorities... anyone, what this will lead to, one can only guess, apparently, the ukrainian authorities are doing everything to make more victims among the civilian population, the wave of mass looting across ukraine, guys, has been sent. it doesn't make any sense. russia surrounded kiev a few days ago and has not yet launched a full-scale attack. then he also excused butch, and swift urged not to turn it off. and we can give such examples until tomorrow. what is the point of criticism of zelenskyi? tha

. >> and i'm phillip mena. the israel-hamas war is continuing to have ripple effects far beyond the borders of the gaza strip. american defense officials confirm to nbc news that the uss carney warship shot down three drones heading toward it in the red sea off yemen. yesterday there were four missile and drone attacks on civilian ships along that major shipping route. we've got a lot to cover. let's get right to it with our claudio lavanga whoa joins us live. claudio, good morning. do we know who is responsible for these attacks? >> reporter: good morning, phillip, yes, we do. the houthi rebel group in yemen has claimed responsibility for the attacks now on sunday. the u.s. central command said that as you mentioned, the uss carney shot down three drones over the red sea, even though it's not clear whether those drones were aimed at the american warships at the same time and the same day, the two missiles were struck. two commercial vessels who were navigating international shipping lanes in the red sea. while

phillip, frances? >> thank you for the update. >>> french police are considering a terrorist motive in the stabbing murder of a young german tourist near the eiffel tower in paris on saturday. the suspect had apparently sworn allegiance to isis, be also suffered from mental illness. >> reporter: staring down the threat of terror once again after an attack that may have been fuelled in part by anger over the war in gaza. just steps from the eiffel tower, a man killing a german tourist with a knife, then striking two others with a hammer, injuring them both. french authorities say the man shouted "allahu akbar" and was tasered by police. authorities say the suspect called france an accomplice to atrocities in gaza. emmanuel macron call it a terrorist attack. the suspect, a 26-year-old french iranian served four years in prison for a previous failed terror attack and was then put on a watch list. they also say he suffered severe mental illness. and before this attack, investigators say he pledged allegian

alongside me is the political commentatorjoe phillips.hat i know many of you will have very strong opinions on. we're asking this question. it's about dying because the about assisted dying because the founder of childline, esther rantzen, you'll be familiar with her. she said she's considering a assisted suicide if her cancer treatment fails. you know, i think this is a really sad and emotional topic. it's one that divides many. do you think it should be legal in this country, joe? >> yes, i do, and i think, you know, good for esther rantzen, for speaking out about it. we heard very recently about dame diana rigg through her daughter rachel stirling, actor who'd rachel stirling, the actor who'd asked, you know, basically i've had enough push me over the edge. now, esther rantzen's got stage four lung cancer and she's perfectly all wits about perfectly got all her wits about her. she's well known and well loved and respected . you know, loved and respected. you know, across the country . she she across the country. she she knows what she

attorney and phillip bum, national correspondent for "the washington post." so glad to see you both here. and i brought you both a "mean girl" reference. you're welcome, america. harry litman here. it's going to be a very busy 2024 for donald trump. you've got the special counsel's classified docs and january 6 trials. you've got the georgia election interference case out of fulton county, the stormy daniels hush money payments trial. which of these in your opinion poses the greatest risk to t trump? >> man, it is all crazy. and you didn't even list the civil cases including the one in new york that's about to revive. one of these i think is the biggest threat to him is the election interference case in washington, d.c. and we're watching that closely now because that's where the immunity motion is going on, and that's where all the action is. but there is still a lot of space even if we lose a couple of months for that to be tried and go to the jury conviction one might think in plenty of time before the election, though. not in plenty of time before he secu

phillip shows that reporting from baptism now with was aging in the full process is a beautiful piece in a solemn christmas eve mass up about to can. the pontiff made numerous references to violence and war during his address in st. peter's basilica without direction naming is dread. all got them. process that hosted on the was word and baptism. he lead to discipline christmas paper escalation on monday morning. as to attention to some of the other stories making headlines that on the world. a housing supply and type government to desktops of data that again outside bedroom city hall to the month. so be a recent election fee. another international observer since last weekend's election results for mod bye is a july to do government opponents. let's move to fraud. so a best populace to parties have denied you're getting the vote. some 300 indian nationalist who's been stranded at the regional laugh orland fronds for 4 days are expected to be allowed to fly home on monday. the charter plane bound when to cut it, as well, was ordered round to do it, and review fuel installed on posted on

phillip shelton, bethlehem. thank you. well, the pentagon says i tank it were attacked of india as coast on saturday. was targeted by a drone, fired from a rock striped, caused a file on the vessel, but there were no casualties reported in the government says the tank was carrying crude oil inbound from saudi arabia. no one has claimed via tech, recently to the rebels in given have repeatedly attacked ships in the breed, see the trends, and declared o is rarely affiliated vessels to be legitimate targets. the elizabeth capitalism, at least expert at cambridge university. godaddy with us, elizabeth, the usa is around, is responsible for that latest attack on the tank. the off india have credible. is that claim? well, it certainly will direct present step change and what we've seen so far, they would no longer be towards bull deniability from a wrong by using a proxies in the region. but i don't think there's any doubts to question. there's any reason to question us intel on this it does fits the behavior from iran, which si

the deputy correspondent john phillip shelton, bethlehem. thank you. well, the pentagon says an oil tanker were attacked of indians coast on saturday was targeted by a drone fired from a run. the strike caused a fire on the base so, but there were no casualties reported in the government says the tank was carrying crude oil in band from saudi arabia. no one has claimed responsibility to the attack in recent weeks through the rebels in game and had repeatedly attacked ships in the red sea with drones and declared old israel affiliated vessels to be legitimate targets. or elizabeth scandal is the middle east expert at the university of cambridge. she explained to me how credible the us claims are that around was responsible for this attack. well, it certainly will address present instead of change and what we've seen so far. they would no longer be doable deniability from a wrong by using a proxies in the region. but i think there's any doubts to question if there's any reason to question us is how long is it does fits the behavior from the wrong? which

phillip shelton, bethlehem. thank you. will the pentagon says an oil tanker were attacked off into this coast on saturday. was targeted by a drawn fide from a run. the strike caused a file on the base so by the window casualties were forcing, the indian government says the tank was carrying crude oil inbound from saudi arabia. no one has claimed the attack in recent weeks with the rebels in yemen, have repeatedly attacked ships in the red sea with friends and declared o israel affiliated vessels to be legitimate talk. or elizabeth kendall is a middle east expert at cambridge university. she explained to me how credible the us claims on that iran was responsible for this attack. while it certainly will draft present a steady change in what we've seen so far, they would no longer be doable deniability from a wrong by using a proxies in the region. but i think there's any doubts to question if there's any reason to question us and tell them if it does fit the behavior from the wrong, which since mid october has been doing a s

and phillip schultz is in tel aviv or hostage families are on the streets again and see what, what's going on, right? where you are now. or despite the bed, the web are here until at least 2 nights. thousands have come to the streets. people here say it's one of the biggest protests since the beginning of the war. they demands the release of the hostages, but they also demands the resignation of these for any government, at least a lot of the protesters do. in recent weeks, they have seen a lot of political setbacks. 3 hostages were accidentally kills by the israeli army . the negotiations and then you, a possible hosted steel have not produced any results. the on use emerging events, maybe more and more hostages have been cubes. so everybody here knows with every day passing, chances are getting smaller and smaller to free the hostages. and the big international news on this story was of course, the un security council passing a resolution on friday. what are people saying that are about that? if anything since the original lucy was adopted, that has been criticism from all sides. a

it's such a drastic change on phillip that how the people in bethlehem reacting to what must seem a very unfamiliar christmas as well. of course as a huge financial loss to the whole region. it's the usually the busiest time of the year and also usually about it's a lot of income for the people. estimations around 200000000 bureaus. it's christmas a. so it's a big economic sector. but all of the people that i've talked to a say they understand that the, the celebrations were, can so this yeah, they say that you cannot make laws is nothing compared to the suffering yet. and the region at the moment. and what about access the people young philip, who would still like to get to bethlehem? how much of it is it to get into the whole the city in the middle of this conflict? very difficult. even the father was it was very difficult, as you know, there is a house on the controversial check points between jerusalem bethlehem. but now during the war it has become even more difficult. we had to experience that our self. this morning. we were told that the main crossing is open, but when we arrive t

kalvin phillips onjust his second to just after the hour mark.ps onjust his second start of the season, scoring city's third from the penalty spot. what a goal and what the game. so happy for him. so he's training quite often with us and we saw his skills up front and when i get one and i make a fantastic goal and a penalty and when he could not make one against one, he gave extra passes defensively was aggressive. yeah. congratulations for all academies over the last years, how many players came up elsewhere over the last years, how many players came up. elsewhere in the champions league on wednesday? group e, group h devoid ofjeopardy. but porto beat shakhtar, donetsk and an eight goals for second spot in group f behind barcelona, who lost away to royal antwerp and atletico finish the group stage unbeaten. worth noting that celtic�*s first champions league win in 16 matches and it was also theirfirst home win in ten years in the competition. so here are the 16 teams that will be involved in the knockout stages of the champions league. the draw

here in the region as dw is yana phillip shelves reporting from taylor feet there. well, let's take a look now as some other stories from around the world. the us state of maine has barred former president donald trump from taking part in the states upcoming primary elections. lawmakers called for trump to be disqualified over his role in the attack from us capitol in 2021. but trump is expected to appeal to really a russian court has sentenced a writer to 7 years in prison for reciting a, pull him against the war and ukraine. ok, you, i'm come, ogden was arrested during an ad to mobilization, protest in september last year, and has since accused police officers of torturing him in detention. the danube river has overflowed spikes, and that hung gary and capsule, budapest, reaching its highest level in 10 years. docks and roadways have been flooded. some businesses along the river where shot and street cars canceled down you've. it's however, expected to return to normal levels by the weekend to ukrainian officials say a civilian cargo ship struck a russian lying wh

abby phillip, thank you very much. >> thank you guys. >> you're going to want to watch the episode of"the whole story with anderson cooper." one whole hour, one whole story. >>> right now national security adviser jake sullivan is in ramallah in the west bank. "cnn news central" continues our coverage now

phillips with a blistering response. americans would expect the absence of democracy in tehran, not tallahassee. ouch. axios now reporting house democrats are struggling with messaging on the economy. yeah, bidenomics don't work for the american people. some are ditching the bidenomics name, which failed to get any traction with voters in surveys, of course. president biden himself not using the term in speeches for more than a month now. hillary vaughn has more from capitol hill. hillary. bidenomics is gone? >> it is. because the bidenomics catch phrase was not catching on. instead it was ticking people off who felt it was tone deaf to the economic reality they're facing and a president not polling great in some polls, even trailing his competition according to democratic sources telling axios. since then nbc reports the term is scrubbed from the president's speeches. not just bidenomics scrubbed, so is one of his primary opponents off the ballot. dean phillips was iced out of the florida primary ballot. he said it's of

and phillip schofield ed he do?his morning, the scandal that rocked television, fresh revelations runs out today. wait for it. phillip schofield refuse to be interviewed for itv's internal investigation in case it upsets his mental health. another story you just couldn't make it up. and finally , farage make it up. and finally, farage in the jungle. mr brexit lives to fight again another day. and guess what? his main opponents have been kicked out. the show . have been kicked out. the show. so nelly and french, fred are history and dare to whisper it. could nigel be crowned the king of the jungle? i think so. that's why i got a cheeky tenner in. we need to make it happen. stay tuned. we've got all that coming in the next hour. i want to know from you, what do you make of this bedlam that's going on in the tory party? the same divisions that seem to rock them dunng divisions that seem to rock them during brexit are haunting them again, it seems like the same two wings of the party are at civil war, this time over rwa

dean phillips then says, you could call me generic if you want to.s argument is basically that in a race between a ham sandwich and donald trump, a ham sandwich could do well, and he is happy to be the ham sandwich. but it's not clear that is an argument that would hold up beyond new hampshire. the thing with new hampshire, joe biden is not on the ballot in new hampshire. on election night when the results come in, dean phillips, his theory is he will win new hampshire. but what is winning if the incumbent president is on the ballot? i asked him what do you expect the headline to be? he said wow. geoff: president biden increasingly calling out donald trump by name and i am told by democratic officials we should expect more of that, that president biden should not just target donald trump by name but what he sees as extremist policies on abortion, for instance. amy: it's true that joe biden is in a world of hurt going into an election year. opinions about his handling of the presidency, very low, i think lower than donald trump, where he was going int

okay, well, phillip >> wow.ield , uh, it came out that, schofield, uh, it came out that, uh, he'd been having relations with a younger man. not illegal. uh, and, uh, and he, he hadn't told. >> he hadn't told people. >> he hadn't told people. >> i think people he and that guy worked for, for, uh, the, the for the i never, i never got this was on the front covers. >> this was like the whole witness all over the place. yeah. >> i never understood why it was any of our business. i just didn't. these are two consenting adults. with adults. got nothing to do with us. think people felt betrayed. >> i think people felt betrayed. uh, i'm not saying that. no, no, i agree. i don't think that's right, because i think. but i feel like they felt there feel like they felt that there was exploitative was something exploitative. or it was something exploitative. or h been was something exploitative. or it been homophobia . it could have been homophobia. >> mean, who knows? but >> yeah. i mean, who knows? but i thought actually i

abby phillip, thank you so much for bridging it to us.e'll be watching, an all new episode of "the whole story" with anderson airs tomorrow at 9:00 p.m. eastern and pacific only here on cnn. >>> hello again, everyone. thank you so much for joining me, i'm fredricka whitfield. today israel announced another hostage has been killed in gaza as pressure mounts to bring more hostages home from the battlefield. the israeli prime minister's office says 27-year-old inbar hyman died while being held captured by hamas. she was abducted during the festival on october 7th. news of her death comes as israel defense forces say they accidentally killed three hostages. officials say the three men were waving a white flag when a brigade opened fire on them. the hostages had either managed tosc