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Well be live with Anna Foster in Beirut And Nick beake whos in northern israel. Mps will get a vote on assisted dying in england and wales. Campaigners in favour welcome the move others remain cautious. Hello. Welcome to todays verified live. We start with the crisis in the Middle East irans supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei has defended his Countrys Missile Attack on israel earlier this week as a minimum punishment in a rare Public Speech as he led Friday Prayers in tehran for the first time in five years. He told a huge crowd of supporters that iran and its allies must prepare for action as...

with israeli officials saying there's no timetable for slowing the pounding of gaza, a cabinet member comes to washington where pressure is growing and it soon. also, does he think it's festivals? the former president airs his grievances, makes a list and tells the people on it what to do and where to do it plus alexei navalny fear death, he resurfaces bringing a christmas message of courage, hope, and yes, good cheer from one of the coldest corners. good evening, everyone. we begin with u.s. officials trying to steer israel toward a less intensive, less destructive phase of its camp...

Bi . , to a political process. the big. big — to a political process. the big, big issue _ to a political process. the big, big issue is _ to a political process. the big, big issue is this - to a political process. the big, big issue is this major humanitarian crisis in the country, something like 80% of people in need of aid and as we were hearing, the figures, 400,000 people, the un estimates have been killed since this fighting began. there is a little bit of hope in this, isn't there, as we were seeing, more aid may be able to get in even if it is a short pause, at least more aid will b...

When candidates, say buttigieg and warren have taken different approaches in terms of fighting within the democratic party themselves, but also donald trump. >> essentially it was a story i wrote over the weekend for the times and it's about the nature of fighting itself, political fighting it self. it's a style piece in a way that joe biden, pete buttigieg, you know, mainly in the democratic field are sort of seen as a last combat within the field. they're using language that's more unified and they talking before about bringing the country together as to others who are getting bigger crowds ...

i'm erin burnett and "outfront" tonight, rejection and dysfunction. the house today rejecting the senate's plan to extend the payroll tax cut. now, that means that your taxes are going to go up somewhere between $700 and $2,300 next year unless, ooh, the big unless an all new congressional committee and it is an all new committee comes to the agreement by the year's end. president obama's approval ratings are up as congress falls on this, and he seized the moment today. >> but now, even though republicans and democrats in the senate were willing to compromise for the good of the coun...