outside of the singles race, the rolling stones _ this.he rolling stones top to - this. outside of the singles race, the rolling stones top to the - this. outside of the singles race, - the rolling stones top to the albums chart with hackney diamonds, a late birthday present for guitarist keith richards who turned 80 on monday. now, bing crosby dreamt of it, and christmas cards — and children — make the most of it. so what are the chances of a white christmas this year? our weather presenter matt taylor has been finding out. just like the ones we used to know. but it only takes a single snowflake to fall for it to be officially declared a white christmas. the last time we saw classic christmas snow scenes was in 2010 when over 80% of the country was blanketed, but that was one ofjust four times it has happened in the last 60 years. the other years being in �*81, �*95, and 2009. why does a white christmas have such a hold on our imagination? well, it is down to one much loved writer. this guy, charles dickens, writer of a christmas carol. h

they're actually quite rolling stone. quite happy. rolling stone. rolling on harry. harry, harry, henry kissinger's grave with brutal good riddance headune grave with brutal good riddance headline which said , finally, headline which said, finally, the war criminal is dead. so this is rolling stone famously a political led leftist celebration of henry kissinger as death with brutal headline that labelled him a war criminal and declared good riddance to the 100 year old statesman. now for those who aren't entirely sure who henry kissinger is, he was a prominent politician in the most famous for being the us most famous for being a statesperson during the vietnam war and one of his most controversial policies was to, of course, bomb or choose to bomb cambodia during that war, which ultimately brought about the end of the war. it didn't they didn't win the war, but they didn't win the war, but they definitely killed a lot of people. perhaps and when they didn't need to, there's two sides to argument. the sides to the argument. and the rolling are on the left. rolling st

we'll be talking the beatles , the rolling stones the beatles, the rolling stones and elton john. generation of musicians match up to these icons as that's. next okay, we've got more christmas decorations . i think who okay, we've got more christmas decorations. i think who is okay, we've got more christmas decorations . i think who is who decorations. i think who is who is this that we've got so far? give me a shout, james, as to who's whose christmas decorations we've got here. i think we've got one loaded up. is that right? okay, no worries. listen to my listen a big reaction to my discussion with stanley johnson in regards to net zero. stanley is off to cop 28 tomorrow. is it a load of hot air? well, richard says mark net zero is a luxury belief of the luxury classes , a belief of the luxury classes, a way to make themselves feel good by spreading virtue down upon the peasants. gary says stanley johnson is as nutty as a fruitcake , okay, for him to fruitcake, okay, for him to impose his crazy planet saving rules on the populace , as he rules on the populace, as he will most li

during the soviet era, musicians played covers of armstrong, beetles and rolling stones.tly, the team received the name smeri. local komsomol members will call them bourgeois bandits, but the ukrainian song will resound throughout the soviet union. and we really liked to go here for rehearsals, and these windows, which are here in this room, always called us with their fire. it looked a little different the piano stood in that place, in that corner, there was livko dutkovsky's desk and the phone , which he was always in touch with, we stood in front of him with our hands on the piano, sang for an hour, and the other for an hour and a half, then worked on the stage with the orchestra , recorded themselves. they listened to what was wrong and corrected it. red ruth. the song is performed by the soloists of the smerichka vocal-instrumental ensemble , nazariy yeremchuk, vasyl zinkevich, and the author of the song, vladimir ivasiuk. i saw smerichka, the first day of the new year, when the song of the year 1971 was broadcast, and we were preparing for the exam and suddenly i he

so if you go well i know rolling stone wrote about him, why are they in there? it's because at a point it's me versus your lawyers and the one lawyer rabbit hole. i think we ended up with seven lawyers involved. all told, there is a chunk of the script daddy in them, which billy bob thornton wrote shortly after john had had his throat cancer and. he created this is character based his uncle, but also based on john's heart and he said, of course you can have it, holly. no problem. and then the doing my legal clearances said, let's just be. and then it went to one lawyer and to another lawyer. then it got hung up in a harvey weinstein settlement, sell off and literally we got the permission. and i think a day before they started running the book. wow. so david, you were a colleague of of ebert's and knew him well. did you ever talk to? and at the end, we never really talked about that. but again, roger was just walking by that club. you know? yeah, he went in for a drink. and i hear this guy, the music, you know, john was john was a mailman. and westchester, which

so if you go well i know rolling stone wrote about him, why are they in there? it's because at a point it's me versus your lawyers and the one lawyer rabbit hole. i think we ended up with seven lawyers involved. all told, there is a chunk of the script daddy in them, which billy bob thornton wrote shortly after john had had his throat cancer and. he created this is character based his uncle, but also based on john's heart and he said, of course you can have it, holly. no problem. and then the doing my legal clearances said, let's just be. and then it went to one lawyer and to another lawyer. then it got hung up in a harvey weinstein settlement, sell off and literally we got the permission. and i think a day before they started running the book. wow. so david, you were a colleague of of ebert's and knew him well. did you ever talk to? and at the end, we never really talked about that. but again, roger was just walking by that club. you know? yeah, he went in for a drink. and i hear this guy, the music, you know, john was john was a mailman. and westchester, which

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"new york times" has a headline, cnn, rolling stone slamming him for saying that. i thought that town hall started in an important way. sean played the sound of christopher wray testifying. he said usually one or two heightened threat, this is the first time he's seen threats heightened against america and former president responded saying, i will shut down the border on day one and day one and a half, i'm going to drill. this speaks to the economy and national security. big round of applause, if you are desantis or haley campaign, you hear the former president say that, we said the same thing, it just lands when the former president says it. real clear politics, donald trump 61%, desantis at 13 and haley at 10. >> todd: you mention this chilling warning from the fbi dictator, this was something to behold. we'll talk about this later in the show, we got to get to this chilling warning from the fbi director, take a listen. >> i've never seen a time where all the threats or so many are elevated at exactly the same time. threat level has gone to another level since oc

current generals say, there was one case when the grandfather the general gave an interview to rolling stonesthe generals, the military there talk about what kind of military, well, at the same university they recently had a briefing, they said that we won’t be able to handle three conflicts, ukraine now they can write off ukraine, for biden this is life, there is a subject who. can accept this, this is the european union, maybe they say this from the very beginning, it can’t, only you are the only person who believes that he can, because the europeans immediately said that i can’t, every week we sum up the results of the president’s work, it’s come it’s time to sum up the results of the year, and the president himself will do this, there will be not only answers to journalists’ questions, but direct communication with citizens, and as always, we will see and show more the rest. results of the year with vladimir putin, tomorrow at 12:00 moscow time. time , the president will answer questions from citizens and journalists live. representatives of the media will gather in the studio of the prog

>> i have to say as a rolling stones were promoting moral tup tude and corrupt dancing when teens andge, it is a tragedy. >> what. >> you are totally on board with lulu. >> stop it. >> with the stones and aarp. >> i said, to quote when harry met sally, i'll have what they're having. this is them rocking out in their 70s and 80s and i think this is awesome, and i also think that aarp were geniuses to jump orn that bandwagon. this is what you want to show. a fightle sort of aging process. -- a vital sort of aging process. >> i'm all for vital aging processes. >> okay. up next, serious question, is the american dream dying? we discuss some concerning new numbers that have gone under the radar. >>> on the radar this week, the fading of america's national bargain. >> i came to this country with nothing. >> through risk and hard work, i made my own american dream come true. >> despite what you see in movies shall the long-held belief in the american dream that anyone in this country can make it, no matter their background, is apparently dying. according to a new poll by "the wall street jou

. -- is the senior political reporter helped break the story for rolling stone. adam serwer is a staff writer for the atlantic, author of cruelty is the point. tell us what you're sort of reporting says about them essentially kind of doubling down, leaning, in continuing to escalate this precise kind of rhetoric. >> well, a normal brain to person, if they were saying something they truly believed, but were shown an image being like, yo, this sounds a lot like adolf hitler, a normal brain to person might back off a little bit. donald j trump obviously, even for a politician, is not a normal brain human being. so, his instinct having been presented with that has been very much to go in the opposite direction. in the days since that rally speech, where he reiterated, this was not the first time he used the poisoning the bloodline in public, he spent time towing away policy -- in confidence according to our article rolling stone. if anything, he was being too nice about the, quote unquote, animals who were crossing the southern border. who were bringing drugs, crime,

pop music, where you could listen to charles aznav, but you couldn’t hear the beatles or the rolling stonesd, well, they were absolutely stupid, unmotivated. and uh, they irritated people, that ’s why - in fact, the kinchev case, it - showed, among other things, the misery of the administrative command system, and uh, to a certain extent, i’ll repeat the lines again, uh, that vyacheslav butuzov sang, the country was dying with a new virus in cells, in general, these viruses were to a certain extent. those same seven notes that simply formed into completely different configurations, and not those that people at the conservatory or amateurs were used to listening to, the musical production that was broadcast by central soviet television, even based on reader responses to my publication in the smena magazine, one can was to conclude that they see the situation completely differently, including... the situation in musical culture, consumers, here products, that is, well, relatively speaking, young people, and those people who formed an official discourse for young people, that is, people workin

wolcott: you know, for a few years, the rolling stones had taken a lot of casualties.t gonna be around that long. not evererybody makes s it, you u know? wolcott: they were fighting for like, "where do we secure our foothold now?" ♪ ♪ babe, you think i'm crazy ♪ ♪ but they're always tryin' to waste me ♪ ♪ make me burn the candle right down ♪ questlove: in 1971, the rolling stones leave e their homeme, for r tax purpososes, toto go live i in france and record thihis record "exilele on main street" inin a very hohot, uncomfofort, muddy-sosounding stutudio. ♪ baby,y, baby ♪ ♪ you got to roll me ♪ ♪ they call me the tumblin' dice ♪ wild: that record is the embodiment of a band making masterpieces on a daily basis. and i remember reading a review sayingng that thisis was like a debabauched albubum. i was lilike, i don'n't even kw whatat debaucheded means, but i gogot to get some of f this debauauchery st. ♪ ♪ baby, i can't stay ♪ ♪ they call me the tumblin' dice ♪ ♪ they call me the tumblin' ♪ wilson: having come out of the 60s, which was its own animal, the 70s had to show

we have talked to hatch guns and roses, rolling stones. of course frank goshen, which is his favorite. i usually start with that one the i how many was 17 i understand that there's thousands of victims from gone virus, but there's 17 direct victims from the private informant. the we also have 17 flowers. so a way for me to somehow support these other families and make them be part of this without infringing the privacy or anything is to place a flower, you know, these messages the, i don't want you to know here's where i live with a low voice fighting for his right now is our margin for his life is large, you for your life. so this is from the i didn't know was before this, but i feel like i do not. it's indescribable, the amount of like work that is father's been doing. he's always there for us and i think well, and then, well, we're as we call him in our movement till manny has become, isn't really an uncle to us. it's amazing to see the amount of welding some nations man can have. such tragedy occurred the time to go back and look at th

going to scold me after this >> jimmy: yeah, what is it like to get the call to work with the rolling stones mom was freaking -- i think this is the coolest thing i could have ever done in my family's eyes. >> jimmy: and they're the best let's talk about this new romantic comedy, "anyone but you. it's coming to theaters december 22nd. great director, will gluck, who did "friends with benefits" with timberlake. i'm a big fan of that movie. tell everyone what this romantic comedy is about >> so, "anyone but you" is set in sydney, australia which is such a beautiful city >> jimmy: i'm dying to go there. >> it's amazing. and it's an enemies to lovers rom-com where you just cry and you laugh, and you want these two beautiful people to get together >> jimmy: glen powell from "top gun. >> yes >> jimmy: yeah >> yes >> jimmy: and australia, by the way, i love it i can't wait to visit. it seems very dangerous to me. >> you know, it is that's the first thing every single aussie says when they see you, they say, "you know, anything can kill you. >> jimmy: yeah, the sharks >> the sharks, the spiders - >>

and i was thinking on my way here, based on some of the reporting on scene washington post, rolling stoner places, i think there's a reasonable likelihood that whether or not donald trump gets reelected as president in 2024, you engage in conduct that itself constitutes crimes going forward. >> that's a place to. and prepare our, thanks so much for being here. >> that's for having me. >> that does it for me. the rachel maddow show starts right now. hey, rachel. hey, rachel. hey, rachel. hey, rachel. hey, rachel. hey, rachel. hey, rachel. and i was thinking on my way here, based on some of the reporting on scene washington post, rolling stone, other places, i think there's a reasonable likelihood that whether or not donald trump gets reelected as president in 2024, you engage in conduct that itself constitutes crimes going forward. >> that's a place to. and prepare our, thanks so much for being here. >> that's for having me. >> that does it for me. the rachel maddow show starts right now. hey, rachel. joining us this hour really happy to have you here. so it was june 1942, which means obvi

his room, replete with psychedelic green light and led zeppelin, pink floyd, jimi hendrix and rolling stoneshis music magazines, sounds, melody maker and in me. they became his bible. the napalm bomb of music would blast from his room and when he went out, i would sneak into that mysterious and hallowed it did and spin record from his now huge collection of vinyl and dance under green light. we had moved to wales streetjust green light. we had moved to wales street just off oxford street when punk broke. this was to be a transformative time, a milestone in this life. the energy of anarchy spoke to shame, and in a flash his hippie sensibility was gone. in fact i remember taking a photograph of shane in 1976 with his long hair out of the summer street holding and iggy pop of the summer street holding and iggy pop record. when i looked next around, his hairwas iggy pop record. when i looked next around, his hair was hacked off and bleached a shocking white and shane oh hooligan, who would pant the fancy bondage, gave the jan their first review and forward the next bradley was formed. the nips a

. >>> the rolling stones released "hackney diamonds," their first new album in 18 years. [ applause ]dropped for "phantom of the opera" after 14,000 performances spanning 35 years on broadway. ♪ those are some of this year's top entertainment stories. danya bacchus, cbs news. >>> up next, a warning about a popular herbal supplement. why the government says it can be addictive and sometimes even deadly. addictive and sometimes deadly. tired of being tracked online. switch from chrome to duckducko duckduckgo is a browser you don to your desktop and mobile devc unlike chrome, the duckduckgo browser has privacy built-in. it comes with a private alternt to google search, which doesn't spy on your searches and it blocks cookies and creey and there's no catch. it's fre. we make money from ads, but we don't follow you around. join the millions of people taking back their privacy by downloading duckduckgo on mobile and desktop today. with nurtec odt i can treat and prevent my migraine attacks all in one. don't take if allergic to nurtec. allergic reactions can occur even days after using. most

, but her tour has already surpassed in scale the most high-profile series of performances by rolling stones the singer released a concert film, which became the most profitable in 2023, this is such an unexpected thing, probably for a lot of people, i also wanted to support you in this sense, because for me, for example, this nomination and this winner in this nomination is the surprise of the year, because well, ask me about teilar whistle, of course i can name a couple of songs, but in general, but in general we don’t listen to them on repeat right now, that’s for sure, well, on the other hand, you know, she’s like the king’s midos order. exceeded 1 billion dollars, in my opinion, probably, maybe, except that in connection with this it bypassed in list of candidates for political figures, the barbie doll, which we also talked a lot about in 2022, in general she is the businesswoman of the year, i propose to rename her nomination, and i propose not to count the money in someone else’s wallet, start earning your own, masha, let’s not spend time squad, thank you very much for this wonderful

richard preceded a dazzling array of white musicians, from elvis presley to the beatles to the rolling stonest time i saw 2... ..the russian sign of war. one of the more noteworthy of these documentaries and one that's been picking up awards is 20 days in mariupol, an unsettling account from an associated press video journalist who documented life in the port of mariupol as russian forces advanced. documentary film takes a year or two to produce a film, capturing that moment. and now is the time when we're getting some of, some really powerful documentaries about the war in ukraine, such as 20 days in mariupol. but right now, all the film—makers with documentaries in the fray have their eyes on the days leading up to christmas, when the oscars shortlist will be revealed. it's still a fragile marketplace for documentaries, and oscar recognition can make a big difference to their prospects. it's our annual tradition — our list of the top ten films of 2023. although doomsayers talk of an existential crisis in the movie industry, with box office declining in cinemas and the ascendancy of streamer

it should be forgetting gonorrhea at the rolling stones reunion tour. >> charlamagne: to get your pointt your point. but still, there's gotta be one good thing about having a baby at 70. >> well, i mean, i guess you could say there is one bright spot. the worst part of having kids is raising teenagers. but if you have them at 70, then you probably don't have to worry about that? [cheers and applause] >> charlamagne: good point, desi lydic, everybody. [cheers and applause] when we come back, lewis black will recap the year. so don't go anywhere. [cheers and applause] hi, i'm ron reagan, an unabashed atheist. and i'm alarmed, as you may be, by the intrusions of religion into our secular government. that's why i'm asking you to join the freedom from religion foundation, the nation's largest and most effective association of atheists and agnostics working to keep state and church separate, just like our founders intended. please join the freedom from religion foundation today. ron reagan, lifelong atheist, not afraid of burning in hell. choose duracell to make the most of holiday magic. bec

lisa fischer, who sang back up with the rolling stones for decades, will join narada and his band tomorrowht here is a past holiday jam show, by the way, the whole point to is to help young people learn various aspects of the music industry, and they are very much a part of the show. i spoke with narada and lisa earlier tonight. >> then you should know that these kids have been working over an eight week, eight week period preparing for this show for lisa, not only singing as well, but learning the dance moves on. proud mary tina turner tribute. doing wonderful things over this eight week period. it's been a great growth for them, so they have been with you preparing for this show for eight weeks? >> yes, exactly. >> i'm watching the kids just blew and blossom. there's so much love surrounding these children and the opportunity to work with all these musicians and with nyada and, you know, with lights and sound and, and each other is it's just they're eyes just light up. it's like someone lit a flame. um, i've been part of the show many times, and i can tell you lisa is exactly right. >> t

taylor swift's 1989, the rolling stones hackney diamonds and lana del ray's did you know that there'slling vinyl albums of 2023. in fact, sales are the highest they've been in the uk since the 1990s. they've jumped by around 12% to 5.9 million and they've continued to increase for the last 16 years — that's according to the british phonographic industry. now, although 80% to 85% of recorded music is still consumed via streaming, there's clearly been a huge surge in vinyl sales. and i asked gennaro castaldo from the british phonographic industry why this was. i think people love the idea of having something to own and to collect. it's a beautiful kind of piece of artwork, really, from the sleeve artwork, the packaging and of course the baby boomers like me, who grew up with it, are still buying it, but we're seeing much youngerfans, millennials, certainly gen z who are buying it. maybe they've been informed by their parents' record collections, certainly by streaming as well. but they love it because i think it helps them to feel closer to the artists they love, there's this emotional

i want to be, you know, like the rolling stones, that they are still going. i want to be that.e. what can i say, john. i love the stage. you will not retire? at some point i will, i suppose, but i am going to extend it because it keeps me on my muscles and it keeps me motivated and keeps the connection. in a way it is very unfortunate that by the time you are 41 you are now ready for a life, but you have a sense that it is gone. musicians can go on to 80 but for us it is like, it is unfair. when you dance now is it difficult? is it painful? it is painful but you can modify, because i am no longer romeo. i can say that is painful because i have my cartilage in my knee killing me, and we work around it. but the artist still there. and you are just trying to find a way to communicate that. carlos, keep going. the mick jagger of dance. i like that. carlos acosta, thank you very much for sharing your cultural life. for podcast episodes of this. cultural life go to bbc sounds or wherever you get your podcasts. - good evening. for most of us, it's been a cloudy, mild christmas, with s

we have talked to had guns and roses rolling stones. of course frank ocean, which is his favorite. i usually start with that one.

taylor swift's 1989 was the best—selling lp, followed by the rolling stones' hackney diamonds.nsumed via streaming, fans are choosing vinyl for its better sound quality. you're live with bbc news. an international trial has found a new antibody treatment could cut the number of babies being admitted to hospitals with a common winter virus by more than 80%. at least 30,000 children under the age of five are treated in uk hospitals each year for infections caused by rsv — up to 30 die. immunisation experts will consider whether to roll out this jab and another for mothers. 0ur medical editor, fergus walsh reports. lion! and this? polar bear! caolan�*s mum knows how worrying rsv can be. when he was eight months old, the virus gave him a serious chest infection and temperature, and he struggled to breathe. caolan was admitted to hospital in southampton twice, and needed oxygen each time. it was very stressful, it brought a lot of anxiety, a lot of doubt — especially as a first—time mother. you're constantly questioning what to do, and i didn't really understand what rsv was or the

taylor swift's 1989, the rolling stones hackney diamonds, and lana del ray's did you know there was a're the highest selling vinyl of 2023 and in fact, sales are the highest they have been in the uk since the 1990s, jumping by around 12% to 5.9 million and continuing to increase the last 16 years. that is according to the british phonographic industry. although 80—85% of recorded music is still consumed via streaming, that has clearly been a huge surge in vinyl sales. i asked an expert from the british phonographic industry why this was. i the british phonographic industry why this was-— why this was. i think people love the idea of _ why this was. i think people love the idea of having _ why this was. i think people love the idea of having something - why this was. i think people love the idea of having something to | why this was. i think people love - the idea of having something to own and collect. it is a beautiful kind of piece of artwork really come from the sleeve and the packaging and of course the baby boomers like me who grew up with it are still buying it but of course we

taylor swift's 1989 was the best—selling lp, followed by the rolling stones�* hackney diamonds.nsumed via streaming, fans are choosing vinyl for its better sound quality. you're live with bbc news. the taiwanese government has accused china of mounting a huge misinformation campaign to try to influence the outcome of the island's presidential election, which will be held next month. china says the claims are being "hyped up." taiwan's ruling democratic progressive party is attempting to win an unprecedented third consecutive term. from taiwan, rupert wingfield—hayes reports. it's 6am. and this fighter base on the coast of taiwan is already a hive of activity. 0n the apron, mirage 2000 fighter jets from taiwan's rapid reaction squadrons. theirjob to meet any incoming threat to taiwan's airspace. these taiwanese fighter jets being scrambled behind me here are heading out into the taiwan strait to confront chinese aircraft that are coming across the strait and probing taiwan's airspace. this is now happening multiple times every day. these pictures are from chinese television showi

taylor swift's 1989 was the best—selling lp, followed by the rolling stones�* hackney diamonds.ns are choosing vinyl for its better sound quality and its collectible status. you're live with bbc news. we're used to seeing wind turbines made of steel — but sweden's electricity grid is now powered, in part, by the world's tallest turbine made of wood. it's built from thousands of pieces of spruce — held together by glue — and it's more than 100 metres tall. 0ur environment correspondent jonah fisher went for a look. having brought us abba, meatballs, and flatpack furniture, from sweden comes another innovation thatjust might change the way we generate electricity. welcome to the world's tallest wind turbine tower made out of wood. almost all wind turbines are made of steel. but this one is notjust made of wood — but the pieces arejoined together... with adhesives. glue? yes. is it strong? is it as strong as steel? steel is great material, right? but steel is very heavy. and with this material, we can perform the same task, but with 30% less weight and with more than 100% less carb

i was asleep when i heard the sound of rolling stones. after that i heard my servants voices. then i heard people starting to dig head comfortable us out. we were sleeping at home. i don't know what happened to my sons and daughters. i rushed out into the street without even putting on my clothes, the entire area where we live has been completely wiped out off the 7 days off to sing. the media says he didn't get to manage to extend this and very human say in ceasefire since early morning, 7, the ones that sort of the information across the street from the north, the south in the middle of the evening. so far away from the hospital from spain, most of the hospitals here airstrikes, explosions was very low. and we have seen the smoke in the house, but the it was prostate, gaza, sir, they're working now and they actually meeting the emergency plan. now we start hearing again, is there any drones? we start seeing thousands of casualties arriving to the emergency section. thousands, hundreds of injuries arriving to the hospitals right here to the hospitals, across the garza and the

outside of the singles race, the rolling stones top the albums chart with hackney diamonds, a late birthdaysavage, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's louise lear. what are the chances of a white christmas, louise? i what are the chances of a white christmas, louise?— christmas, louise? ithink bing crosby on _ christmas, louise? ithink bing crosby on the _ christmas, louise? ithink bing crosby on the radio _ christmas, louise? ithink bing crosby on the radio is - christmas, louise? ithink bing crosby on the radio is the - christmas, louise? ithink bing crosby on the radio is the only | crosby on the radio is the only chance of a white christmas at the moment. maybe in scotland, but it's going to be incredibly cloudy and mild. that is what we have had today. temperatures down along the south coast, but look at the far north—east of scotland, only one degree in shetland today and yes, there were some snow showers. that's because you are in this colder air but generally speaking, most of us are behind this weather front. we have this mild, cloudy, damp and drizzly story. where tha

i was asleep when i heard the sound of rolling stones. after that i heard my servants voices. then i heard people starting to dig the head comfortable us out. we're sleeping in a home. i don't know what happened to my sons and daughters. i rushed out into the street without even putting on my clothes, the entire area where we live has been completely wiped out. i mean, well, we've heard from a high profile international negotiate to speaking to his exclusively on the condition of anonymity. the official confirmed the peace talks between the warring parties all still ongoing. well that the process is clearly not going smoothly and if they renewed violence and as it is well, we boots this attack on the palestinian enclave. local hospitals all over when just by a fresh influx of casualties. the idea is now ad dropping leaflets with an evacuation older all across the strip. formerly evidently being in the north. local journalist rami allegory is in central garza which is also involved. this is officially ground, is really every strike there this morning and a and amended with the