united states and around the world. i m bianca nobilo. max foster has the day off. just ahead one of the deadliest 24 hours in gaza in a war approaching its 80th day. the prime minister urges on his troops as the military offensive expands. whoever talks about stopping, there is no such thing. we re not stopping. we re talking about thousands of migrants who will be here at the u.s. southern border in the next few weeks. organizers are calling it the exodus of poverty. a russian vessel has been destroyed in occupied crimea. live from london, this is cnn newsroom with max foster and bianca nobilo. it is tuesday, december 26. in washington a source close to a confidant of benjamin netanyahu is expected to meet with biden administration officials in the coming hours to discuss the next phase of the war. this as the israeli leader vows a long fight far from ending. he met with troops marking his second visit since the hamas attacks on israel on october 7. a wa
plus, the remarkable story of this 9-year-old and how she s using her own voice for the first time all thanks to a rare and complex surgery. we re following these stories and more all coming right here to cnn central. we begin on the southern/u.s. border where thousands of migrants right now are making a very long trek by foot to the u.s. the caravan is called quote, the exodus of poverty. homeland security. p encounters with migrants at the border is averaging 10,000 nor the month of december alean. and border patrol agents say they ve been 380,000. what s unfolding from eagle pass, texas. what do you know about this caravan and how are officials preparing? jessica, they departed on christmas eve and they have spent their christmas day walking towards the united states. make no mistake about it, it s going to create an even more complicated situation. what we see and hear at the border, and, behind me it s a holding area that was empty when we arrived here this morning a
on the as a little closer to home. i will not yield. president biden field testing a new nickname for the republican platform. it s megamaga trickle down. president biden is celebrating that his plan to forgive or cancel some student loan debt is surviving court challenges. just yesterday, state court and the supreme court said no, we re on biden s side. and he s chastising critics. ted cruz, the great senator from texas, he said it s for slackers that don t deserve relief. who in the hell do they think they are? today s remarks in delaware where the president plans to stay all weekend. a fox brain room count finds that president biden spent 76 weekends away from the white house, outpacing president trump s 54 weekends away at this point in his presidency. we re here at dell state. it s a special place in my heart. every day at home is a day not spent in a swing state. president biden is expressing confidence act his side s chances in the november electi
they ll be relying on congress to pass a spending bill and aboat government shutdown by a midnight deadline next saturday. if congress fails, those workers paychecks will be delayed possibly for weeks. federal agencies have begun the process of preparing for a shutdown and it looks more and more likely. house speaker kevin mccarthy conceded he has to win over a handful of gop handliners, but he s hopeful they ll eventually vote for a stopgap spending measure did avoid shutdown. new jersey senator bob menendez is pushing back against calls to resign, even from fellow democrats. federal prosecutors say menendez and his wife took hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes including gold bars, cash, home mortgage payments, and a luxury vehicle. a growing crisis at the mexican border. federal officials are sending more resources to help with the surge of migrants crossing into the u.s. let s bring in a panel of political experts to talk about this. joining us now, former fox ne
Walker to be in office, that they can t vote anyway. right now, you ve got good news for the president. this jobs report is actually pretty good, 372,000 jobs created, 3.6% up employment rate. normally, in normal politics, this would be a banner-waving day for president biden, but he has all these issues with the base of the party who don t look at the macroeconomic or even the microeconomic numbers. they just feel crappy about the whole world right now and are taking it out on him. do you think the fact that he came out today and did an executive order on roe, that he s trying to be more proactive can help him to counteract the fact that the good news, genuinely good news, doesn t seem to be reverberating in his favor, poll-wise. yeah, so, take a step back. i think it s really good that he takes an executive order on roe. i think those sort of actions, whether it be on qualified immunity, stuff that seems like it s responsive to the populists that put him in place,