senior political correspondent for the center for public integrity, a nonprofit center for investigative journalism in d.c. in 1996 he received the gerald r. ford prize and the aldo beckman award from the white house correspondents association for coverage of the presidency. the first time anyone had captured both the wars awards ie year. he s a frequent guest lecturer at various yufruniversity inclu stanford, harvard, the united states military academy, university of chicago and other institutions abroad. he is the author of three books, clarence darrow, attorney for the damned and chip o neal. tonight his third book on richard nixon, a biography of the 37th president of the united states. this book has won the pen america award for the best biography of the year, the new york historical society s barbara and david zalosnik book prize in american history and was a finalist for the pulitzer prize. after the program, please join us in the atrium where his book is for sale and
the palestinian health ministry there says six people were killed in an israeli drone strike. 0ur middle east correspondent yolande knell reports. 0n the move again. palestinian families now desperately fleeing much of central gaza, as israel s ground offensive expands into a new part of the besieged territory. me and my kids, everyone is evacuating, says this woman. already my niece was killed. casualties fill even the floor of the nearby hospital. the world health organization describing the scenes here as a bloodbath . and this as israel s army is warning that the war will continue for many more months, as it insists it will find hamas leaders who masterminded the deadly 7th of october attacks. a government spokesman says israel s aims are clear. we can t destroy hamas s ideology, unfortunately, that is not realistic. but we can remove them from power. we can prevent them from having control over this territorial enclave. and that will do a lot to save lives and preve
carton of cigarettes and they ll be fine. those are the good old days. laura: i m laura ingraham, this is the ingraham angle from washington everyr. where is al? that s the focus on the. this is only one thing worse than al sharpton claim to go care about black people, it s al and one of his protege s claiming to care about black people. first time we had convictions after police officer like that in tall years that i ve been involved and this was monumental. you ve said the template on how to do these cases. all of us remember you talked about get off our neck. you remember that was such an important moment and were you a voice for the people because of the press dent you laid down and many others. al sharpton? did he say a voice for the people? please. just remember, they always care more than anyone else, always, specially if it s police involved like the tragic case of george floyd. cared about the family the human price that people paid to lose a loved on
manchester united move to within a point of the champions league places after marcus rashford sent them on their way to a convincing win over nottingham forest. we have heavy rain sweeping in from the south west, pushing north east through the day. behind it we see a return to sunshine and showers but wherever you are, it will be windy. good morning, everybody. it s wednesday the 28th of december. our main story: relatives of a 23 year old man stabbed to death on the dance floor of a birmingham nightclub have described him as their best friend . cody fisher, a non league footballer and school sport coach, was fatally injured on boxing day, as greg mackenzie reports. 23 year old cody fisher was in the prime of his life, but his life was cut short, stabbed to death on a dance floor ofa birmingham nightclub on boxing day. described by his family as a best friend, the semi professional footballer and sports coach was fatally injured at the crane nightclub in digbeth. police beli