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a new hour of msnbc s special coverage of the israel-hamas war. i m stephanie ruhle, live from msnbc headquarters in new york city. we begin this hour with breaking news. we have just learned that the u.s. has confirmed the death of another american killed in israel. that brings a death toll to 30 was citizens of 13 americans remain unaccounted for. that is all according to the state department. this comes as we learned of a key development in the ongng effort to get americans the door trapped in gaza out of the war zone. the palestinian embassy says that starting tomorrow at 9 am local time, foreignnaonals inside gaza can cross the rafah border into. egypt at the same time, humanitarian aid will be moved into the region. this comes as the world rates for unanticipated granite bay shunt of israel. they saw on your screen is a live shot from the gaza strip where it is now one a amodei morning. new video provided by the israeli army shows israeli troops gathering near the ....
joined by my colleague tonight jose diaz broadcasting from miami. it is currently three a.m., we are in israel. the idf has pledged a full atlantan see attack on hamas and the gaza strip. within 1 million civilians heeding a warning from the armed forces, scrambling to move out of the northern gaza strip, told to leave their home because of an imminent ground offensive which has not yet, come by air assault into gaza continue. thousands have moves towards gaza s folder with egypt admitted diplomatic promises earlier today that some foreign nationals could leave. that crossing as you see it, here remains closed. the u.n. says gaza has run out of, what a run out of, fuel and the world health organization s the evacuation orders are, quote, a death sentence for the second injured who are being treated in gaza as northern hospitals. the death row at this, hour at least 1300 killed in israel. more than 2200 dead in costa in the eight days since the horrifying terror attack ....
good morning, from jerusalem, where people are waking up to the news that israel has attacked iran. iran state news agencies reported that air defenses have been fired and explosions were heard near isfahan international airport. israel warned the united states that this was coming. the impact is not yet clear, but it does appear to have a limited been limited and there s no damage to nuclear facilities. good morning. we are live in jerusalem and have woken up to the news that israel has attacked iran. early indications suggest a single strike on a carefully selected target. if a significant moment. alex rossi is in northern israel. alex crawford is in beirut, and james matthews is in washington for us. iranian state media is reporting that air defense is were fired close to the international airport in central iran around 4:00 local time. they say that drones were intercepted and there were no explosions on the ground. we have not been able to verify these claims b ....
all the major sporting stories in half an hour. good evening and welcome to bbc news. two of the most famous names in music ringo starr of the beatles and barry gibb of the bee gees are among those awarded knighthoods in the new year honours list. the former deputy prime minister nick clegg also receives a knighthood, and darcey bussell, the accomplished ballerina and judge on strictly come dancing has been made a dame. they re among 11 hundred people named in the new year honours list many of whom have been rewarded for their work in the community. lizo mzimba, reports. # twist and shout.# more than 50 years after beatlemania, the fab four‘s drummer has been honoured with a knighthood. brian former bee gee barry gibb said he was humbled and very proud to be made sir barry. # with no one to love you, you re going nowhere. strictlyjudge darcey bussell, who has occasionally performed on the programme too, is to be made a dame for services to dance. and best selling ....
about, why don t you try and write it down? hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are henry mance, political correspondent at the financial times and deborah haynes, defence editor at the times. will be take you through some of the papers at the moment. first, a quick summary. the times leads on an interview with a government security minister about plans to tax internet giants if they don t help combat terrorism. on a lighter note, there s also a colourful picture of eddie the eagle and fans some of the stuntman‘s tricks will be shown during london s new year s day parade. the observer takes a closer look at the fallout from lord adonis‘ resignation and the labour peer‘s call for chris grayling to resign. the mail on sunday reports on plans for so called unpaid border guards at ports and airports it also shows rod stewart modelling an interesting choice of knitwear when he turned up to support his belov ....