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she passed away peacefully in her home surrounded by family. there is joy and celebration this morning as countries are starting to ring in the new year. we are counting down until 2023. right now live pics from seoul where it just turned midnight. fireworks. all right. [ speaking non-english ] ♪ ♪ [ speaking non-english ] if you play this day right, you can celebrate almost every single hour. one of the biggest bashes will be happening in new york city. gloria pass mean owe is...

Today, President Biden is set to leave washington on a highstakes trip to israel as this war with hamas intensifies and the humanitarian crisis in gaza escalates. President under growing pressure to get critical aid to millions of civilians in gaza and also supporting israel and trying to save american hostages held captive by the hamas terror group. Hes coming here at a critical moment for israel, for the region, and for the world. The president will hear from israel how it will conduct its ope...

Military, the russians fired from land and from sea. the black sea, 20 missiles. they say 12 were intercepted in kyiv. whether there were direct hits or debris that fell to the ground, its not all together clear, but it left one person dead and 16 people injured. among them, a japanese journalist. some of those debris or rockets, and i said, as i said, we dont know for sure what hit hotels, residential areas and shops as well. the ukrainians have also turned off 30% of the electricity here in ky...

This number is close to 1.5 million persons have come to us and addressing [inaudible] i was proud to tell madam vice president all those people have not been sent to camps. refugee camps. they have been accepted and received by polish families and polish homes. polish hotels and polish it hotels. private people. they have been received by ordinary polish people who feel in their hearts they should extend a helping hand to the people in need. i thank you so much to my fellow polish people. this ...

Insgesamt moderate Töne von Notenbank-Chef Jerome Powell zur weiteren Geldpolitik haben die US-Börsen zum Wochenschluss weiter befeuert. Sie bleiben damit unbeirrt auf Rekordkurs.