the army also said it route tabitha bodies of 5 hostages from the tunnels. i don't know if it's available. it's got the headquarters, which is located dozens of meters underground and say, let's see what we found. weapons usually infrastructure for the production of what the ship by laboratories were. weapons were produced in emergency rooms where the commander of the headquarters here. that'd be good. i said, ron doran, who like clothing on october 7th, fall against the state of israel, and maybe not the same types for an inch to the blood sheed with the focus of christmas eve mass and bethlehem. many occupied with bank just 50 kilometers away in the solution. that to the so you need to so the base to stadiums and desire across the to the mass was one of the few ravine smacking the holidays in the biblical this place of jesus. the usual crowds and christmas tree, absent with little to celebrate this year. and now corresponded yon phillip schulte is joining us now from jerusalem. young philip. hi there. let's talk 1st about this a strike on the refugee camp.

tabitha soren looked back very cynically on this legacy of the mtv presidency. she wrote in this op ed in the new york times that despite its best attempts to engage voters, it was what she called out the pretense of political, the pretense of a lot of political coverage today. is that it aims to improve an edifier civic life. the reality she wrote is that it's just pouring for our attention. as a historian. i think that the key lesson to understand is media entertainment and political institutions shape one another and they evolve to alongside one another as one media scholar put it. early in the field, in the 1960s, we share our tools, and thereafter we shape our tools. and thereafter they shape us presidents, their team of savvy advisors make choices on how to use for political communication. they also make policy and the rules structure, media, businesses, something executives understand as they make their programing choices. all of these decisions are intertwined and consequential but they aren't always obvious to viewers. and this is the important takeaway

he had little pushed up from tabitha sorin who was hosting the event and he fully dominated discussions of his policies and some of the controversies that his campaign had encountered in the recent weeks. while framed as a news event. it was more like partisan television that clinton used to cultivate this loyalty to him. mtv news had a different objective. sure, they wanted to add to the civic conversation, but their goal was to keep viewers from turning the channel. they also were aware as many other cable operators were who launched a variety of other political entertainment experiments on shows like comedy central and nickelodeon. they were aware that congress was debating at that very same time, a bill to reregulate the industry. and so, the programs were profitable for the cable industry and politically advantageous to the presidential administrations. so what is the relationship between popular culture and presidential politics? what is the legacy of the shift of the entertainer in chief from the broadcasting era of constructive consensus to the cable era of fragmentation? during

tabitha right here. the, the top copying on the surrounding it to the surrounding residential homes. this down the road, there is a round about that takes you from barriers to the main road. do the other neighborhoods in dropbox, 50. and those residential homes at the round about were completely destroyed. now we're hearing different people who ran it from there. they said these homes were full of people. i'm telling you this hospital will not be able to take this number of injuries that will start come into the hospital. this is over. we'll make for the hospital on the medical team of the so how many are you uh, can you still hear me? oh my god, yes i do. yes. yes, i was reading about entire families inside the buildings. women on his shoulder in port families were in. 6 those buildings and i wanted to thank you nice to you. we just witness there. how does this compare with previous attacks that you reported on and, and that you have seen there yourself in this can be compared to where we have been repo

football sen expressed their support for tabitha time. they still have yet to pass more funding for ukraine. so we'll see what tuesdays briefing from zalinski is able to accomplish. well, a lot of, as i love to take something u. s. media darling teams, the rest the time because seems positive here in 2022 doesn't even make the caught on this yet. so let's have more not a bit thanks for the mid the political wrangling and congress on a struggle to account for a huge budget deficit usa, to, to quite honest heading towards the dog. and he starts according to john, this donald douglas, all at the bottom. ministration is a, is box, the congress is out as not being forthcoming when it comes to where you creating an aid. so there's not much i can do. it's uh essentially, um, uh the, the republican majority in the house of representatives is um, driving a hard bargain uh and biden, so far as not able to, uh, reach a, any kind of a cord. so as a result, it appears that uh us a to uh, to the crane is uh, is uh, heading a road block. us uh federal f

but while senators expressed their support for tabitha time, they still have yet to pass more funding for ukraine. so we'll see what tuesdays briefing from zalinski is able to accomplish. meanwhile, the wednesdays staff to us as a us media dialing it seems to be at risk. the time magazines person of the year and 2022. didn't even make it onto the she has short list the vitamin pollutant bit details later in front of the many political wrangling in the hallowed holes of the us congress. a usa to ukraine is heading towards a roadblock. that's according to john list. and often daniel bizarre, the body ministration is, uh, is boxed in uh, congress is out as not being forthcoming when it comes to where you creating an aid . so there's not much i can do. it's uh, essentially, um, uh the, the republican majority in the house of representatives is um, driving a hard bargain uh and biden, so far as not able to reach a, any kind of a cord. so as a result, it appears that uh us a to a, to the ukraine is uh, is uh, heading a road block us uh, federal finances are in serious trouble. the deficit d

but while senator expressed their support for tabitha time, they still have yet to pass more funding for ukraine. so we'll see what tuesdays briefing from zalinski is able to accomplish. jotting this down or for daniel, and as all believes usa to ukraine is heading, puts a roadblock. the bottom restriction is, is boxed in congress is out as not being forthcoming when it comes to where you create an aid. so there's not much i can do. it's uh essentially, um, uh the, the republican majority in the house of representatives is um, driving a hard bargain uh and biden, so far as not able to, uh, reach a, any kind of a cord. so as a result, it appears that uh us a to uh, to the ukraine is uh, is uh, heading a roadblock. us uh, federal funding necessary in serious trouble. the deficit double uh, from 2022 to 20. $23.00 of us, i believe, is now spending uh $5.00 for every $4.00. it takes them so there is no doubt that uh the us is finding itself in a financial hold due to the, the growing demands on the us military. well, with this ongoing wrangling in congress or funds, the us secretary of d

and the occupied westbank . israel government would prefer it if the palestinians just left quinn, tabitha, and if instead of the house had been demolished before in 1998. when i was pregnant, we were living in tents. there was a baby girl who was only a week old. the forced us out after leaving us in the cold, the confiscated everything. then we built the house again. here we are now again living in the same situation. and then there are a setlist newly emboldened since the start of the war and gone to settle a violence as so to its highest levels since the un started recording data. there are now 6 incidents a day on average. now is rarely human rights group that so lamb says that this policy of making life so miserable for the palestinians that they eventually leave is effectively forcible transfer. and that's a whole crime on the international law. but it doesn't happen. a gun point is irrelevant. this subtle is grazing the shape of a palestinian land. the palestinians are powerless to stop in a combination of destroying homes, prevented construction. and encouraging settlers is drivin

c, football sen expressed their support for tabitha time. the still have yet to task more funding for ukraine. so we'll see what tuesdays briefing from zalinski is able to accomplish. main well bottom is that on steve states, especially us media darling team to read the time magazine talking to via in 2022, didn't even make it on to this. it showed us a lot more not a bit later on. i made the political wrong. cling in congress on a struggle to account for a huge budget deficit. usaid to ukraine is heading towards a road broke loose according to john list. and also, daniel saw the bottom ministration as a, as boxed in congress is out as not being forthcoming when it comes to where you create an aid. so there's not much i can do. it's essentially uh, the, the republican majority in the house of representatives is um, driving a hard bargain uh and biden, so far as not able to reach a, any kind of a cord. so as a result, it appears that us a to a, to the ukraine is. busy heading a roadblock, us the federal funding necessary in serious trouble. t

tabitha, as well as of the sir hospital and all the hospitals. and you guys have been able to ground it since the latest round of conflict broke out. as the easily the military continues. it's heavy, bombardments of gaza goes to massive civilian casualties. the beds and no hospital was crowded with patients because there was food. some patients have to be moved to quarters, some lining the beds. someone to for medical stuff have get food, you know, the heavy psychological pressure was done with them remaining at a hospital for 60 days, helping patients and contributing to society. many of them have left their families and everything behind to work for the patients analysed to know the and then the maximum that i need cannot be finding gas it. measuring is very scarce now, is almost nonexistent. i desperately need swords and medications. i could die without the but i'm appealing to old countries and to the world health organization to help us. i'm appealing to egypt to open more border crossings as patients need medical treatment that is not avail

but well, senator expressed their support for tabitha time. they still have yet to pass more funding for ukraine. so we'll see what tuesdays briefing from zalinski is able to accomplish. meanwhile, vitamins the landscape states us as a us media dining seems to read the time a magazine positive for year and 2022 didn't even make it onto the short list. well not, and they told me to present the, i'm at the political wrangling and congress sent a struggle to account for a huge budget deficit us age to greatest heading towards the result. at least according to john list underwood. daniel, it's all the bottom restriction is a, is boxed in congress is out as not being forthcoming when it comes to where you create an aid. so there's not much i can do. it's essentially uh the, the republican majority in the house of representatives is um, driving a hard bargain uh and biden, so far as not able to, uh, reach a, any kind of a cord. so as a result, it appears that uh us a to uh, to the ukraine is, uh, is uh, heading a road block us uh, federal finances a

but well, senator expressed their support for tabitha time. they still have yet to pass more funding for ukraine. so we'll see what tuesdays briefing from zalinski is able to accomplish that. meanwhile vitamins zaleski stock goes to the us and media dialing certainly seems at risk the time magazines person of the year and 2022 didn't even make it onto this huge short list. whole type vladimir putin did full details on that. later on the program, the limited political wrangling and congress and a struggle to account for a huge budget deficit. us a to ukraine is heading towards a roadblock. at least according to john list on all to daniela's. all the body ministration is a is boxed in congress is out as not being forthcoming when it comes to why you creating an aid. so there's not much i can do. it's uh essentially, um, uh the, the republican majority in the house of representatives is um, driving a hard bargain uh and bite, and so far as not able to reach a, any kind of a cord. so as a result, it appears that us a to a, to the ukraine is a, is

to illegal moneylenders, or loan sharks, and they're not your stereotypical bruisers. 83—year—old tabithae team tackling loan sharks say they'd normally only hear about the problem in the new year, but the cost of living crisis means illegal moneylenders have been operating all year and are already making life difficult. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. now it's time for the panel. this is the part of the show where we ask our panelists what they would like to discuss. now today we asked our panel to pick a christmas related theme, since it is the last show of the year. what did you want to talk about? i show of the year. what did you want to talk about?— to talk about? i want to know what is the christmas _ to talk about? i want to know what is the christmas movie _ to talk about? i want to know what is the christmas movie of - to talk about? i want to know what is the christmas movie of the - to talk about? i want to know what | is the christmas movie of the year? i is the christmas movie of the year? i have _ is the christmas

in the occupied westbank. israel government would prefer it if the palestinians just left quinn, tabitha, under 50 instead of the house had been demolished before in 1998. when i was pregnant, we were living in tents. there was a baby girl who was only a week old. the forced us out after leaving us in the cold, they confiscated everything. then we built the house again. here we are now again living in the same situation. and then there are a setlist newly emboldened since the start of the war and gone to settle a violence as so to its highest levels. since the u. n. started recording data. there are now 6 incidents a day on average. now is rarely human rights group that solemn says that this policy of making life so miserable for the palestinians that they eventually leave is effectively forcible transfer. and that's a whole crime and the international law that it doesn't happen, a gun point is irrelevant. this subtle is grazing the shape of a palestinian land. the palestinians are powerless to stop in a combination of destroying homes, prevented construction. and encouraging settlers is

so somebody came to pull stuff from tabitha. they have high hopes for the regional elections next year. so, so many germans winter is a times of christmas markets. and in that sense, piano is no exception. but in another sense, it's unique because this town has just the link to those. it's matt tim, last amendment, open links to the far right policy. alternative for germany. many people here on sure what to make of it. so i think it's okay that finally someone else is in the job that they might have a different perspective from the main parties, but maybe things will change here soon as well. i'm cuz i was, did you decide that this happened? let's see how things turn out to look and i will take office here in the town hall in february representing of moments of trying to him personally. but also for the if day, this is the 1st may oh election victory in this country. it's also a demonstration of the strengths, particularly here in the old east germany. the one on the list says it's profiting from the main stream parties, errors

tabitha yes, exactly tituba who was the enslaved? a day that was very close.tituba was this who was enslaved? the reverend samuel parris was the first person who had she had, according the to the accounts, had basically induced the girls to do these kinds of rituals that weren't fully puritan. right. and so for a long time, people thought our tituba was associated with this barbadian. when we're talking about this, this woman that, samuel parris, had brought back from barbados as an african woman who did this. well, we know that that is not the case, because the actual text of the says tituba was an indigenous woman and she was even married to a man who was known as who literally has indian in his name. i think his name was john indian. and so they were both indigenous people. and that brings us to this kind of the combining of this. there were people of african descent who were pulled into the salem trials. so, yes, not only is it part of the narrative they were brought before the community, mary black brought before the community, and that's been bound up in

this is tabitha in colorado, democrat, good morning. caller: this is open forum?t: that's right. caller: i'm calling to see if anybody watched the rachel maddow show last night with liz cheney? i think everybody needs to read her book. we need to come to the middle were most of america is. we all need to start working together to make sure if the world is safe but if we lose america, everything is gone. host: new books are often released on tuesdays and liz cheney's new book was officially released today, a memoir and a warning. this is how the publisher describes it in the amazon website. a gripping first-hand account of the january 6, 2021 insurrection from inside the halls of congress and donald trump and his enablers betrayed the american people and the constitution. this is kevin in ohio, independent, good morning. lot of attention. accused of spying for cuba precious intelligence certain -- services for decades. it was merrick garland who announced the arrest of the former ambassador. that is taking place during a conference yesterday. >> the complaint alleg