>> we demand of the federal government for the local governments to work together to save lives. >> while children die, this is something that unfortunately, w are getting who used to.

>> fed up and frustrated. chicago leaders and residents pleading for the bite administration to step in as th migrant crisis takes up brand-new turn. hello and merry christmas. >> brian, this is a special edition of fox news life our three now. governor craig abbott sending more than 120 migrants to the windy city after mayor brandon johnson threatened to sue what he calls rogue operators, that said the only seeing a fraction of what border states are grappling with on a daily basis. during his life in chicago with the very latest rate where art migrants being housed? kick you right now, close to 30 migrants are spending the christmas on the floor of chicago o'hare airport pick chicago hasn't been able to kee up with the demand.

at tiny fraction of what border agency, the migrant say they want to come to chicago because it's sanctuary city but texas i started busting to the suburbs that weren't coordinating with the city by issuing fines and even impounding one bus great melt officials and the suburbs are taking action to try to avoid getting caught up and the sanctuary city status. instead, sending them straight on into the city. >> chicago would make good on the promises to take care of th migrants. that can't be a responsibility put on the city of aurora. >> around 40,000 in the past year, in a growing number of voters here are speaking out about those tax dollars, they could be spent on their

communities instead. many we have spoken to said mayor johnson is put in the migrants that put him into office. this is an issue we will continue to play out. especially with the convention coming to town next year. >> garrett, thank you. overwhelmed by the encounters they are seeing in every single number is off the charts, the criminality involved that were catching, the people who are on the terror watch list that are being cockfight border patrol. because he refuses to do his duty to protect the united states. president biden and congress ar under immense pressure to do something about the worst crisi at the southern border, virtual talks have been scheduled for later this week setting the stage for lawmakers when featur do list heading into the new year. senior congressional

correspondent as the latest fro washington. >> good afternoon, the discussions went on a brief holiday hiatus, but the talks resume on wednesday. democrats are increasingly worried about getting a deal they believe they our vulnerabl politically on the issue. especially before the election. >> make no mistake, the winter recess will be a important few weeks for the u.s. senate. negotiations will continue around-the-clock reaching an agreement on a critical nationa security supplemental. >> that is the elusive part forcing a package with the border could unlock aid to ukraine and israel come up mone for those nations is the touchstone of our president biden's international security package which means the issues are intertwined. >> we have reached the point where there will be no supplemental and there will be no changes until president bide

steps up. >> what's interesting as the evolution of there is a deal, they believe the border numbers are untenable. >> if you look at the numbers, there are 270,000 encounters. that is a lot. it's not seen a phobic to have conversation about border security. >> they could crash into the big . government funding expires on january 19th in a possible government shutdown could short-circuit any negotiations to secure the border. >> thank you, merry christmas. >> merry christmas. >> julie? >> for more on this late spring in california republican congressman who sits on the house judiciary and foreign affairs committees. beautiful site where you are, but it is something it is

certainly not a beautiful sight on the border. border agent save the unprecedented flow of migrants have been too much to bear. how much crucial will getting democrats on board with the tougher policies be to getting this crisis finally under wraps? >> that is one of the amazing things here on this christmas day. after almost three years of and onslaughts, and unreasonable policy change by this administration, or discretionar change, they are beginning to feel the heat from their own party for the president said th secretary down to mexico, the only thing he could really negotiate as the return to remain in mexico, that worked under the trump administration in was immediately abandoned by this administration. it is the reason we have millions of people here that were not invited by anybody except the president of the

united states. >> invitation only because it's an open border. senator ron johnson basically spoke about registration and at this point could stop, so searc on sunday morning future spread let's listen to this. >> it is so unprecedented. it is going to take unprecedented actions to fix it. legislative language isn't goin to work. we have to seal it. we have to do that because as long as there is a chance of coming in here, people still come. >> congressman, this is a national security issue. if you look at the terror watch list encounters on the border, through the years, currently, the fiscal year 23, 2023, 169

terror watch list encounters, o not just talking about people coming over from hundreds and venezuela and mexico, we're talking about would be a potential terrorist you would want to harm americans once the make it onto our soil. we are doing nothing to prevent it. >> that is one of the reason ro johnson and i have been to the border. i was at the border earlier thi week. the fact was this was a decisio in lieu of existing legislation that would have allowed the president to protect our border. senator johnson is right about one thing, we will need an enforceable enforceable law, on that is enforceable over the private president of the united states is an attempt to make policy changes and say that his hands are tied. that is going to be difficult, difficult to put something in that sense it's an impeachable offense not to secure the borde or it is somehow self-executing

if it isn't enforced something happens. without that, i can tell you as republicans, particularly as on that has 55 plus miles of the mexican border in my district, we do not trust this administration's prop promises because we believed let has happened over the last three years was thought to have a political purpose, one that may not be working out in the short run, but this president is in fact securing for his party in his mind something for the long run that is insidious against our democracy. >> if you look at polls and hispanic americans, hispanics are not as in support of biden were periods of majority are no in support of trump because of the illegal immigration problem and the spanish americans, hispanic americans came in here legally are not appreciating th

ignorance happening on our border. have to move onto another topic with you before i let you go. you sits on the judiciary to committee. that is one of the three involved in the inquiry and it could be putting them into a bind of their own making. they don't have the votes to motion for his removal. much of the house gop has tried to get the question of full-scale removal vote at arms length. the question for you is will th formalized inquiry empower them to do more? >> the late margaret hatcher said you have to win the debate before you when the outfit that is one of the recent flyfishing backrest sending to committee has been important. we need to win the debate we need to admit when the american public publix hearts and minds that this president has committed impeachable offenses

and he has lied to us about his relationship with her son and his business dealings that he was so involved in. and quite frankly other things. can we have that debate? and get the vote across? i believe so i think we can, bu it will require all three committees to do their job and very public way so the public understands were not going afte the president for political purposes, we're going after the former vice president for criminal activity done on his watch with his family. >> thank you, thank you, thank you for talking to us. merry christmas on this holiday for taking some time for us. >> merry christmas from california. >> merry christmas. >> the biden administration urging israel to scale down its operations and the gaza strip, but prime minister benjamin netanyahu has a very different idea. his message for the troops on

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♪ ♪ >> the war isn't stopping christmas celebration and the world's most we're in torn region starting in where st. michael's cathedral had an historic mass this week two weeks earlier than usual. celebrating christmas on december 25th means joining the west and distancing from russia. then over to the middle east, celebrations were canceled in bethlehem, but the church of saint catherine joined together in prayer for midnight mass in the pope with this christmas message. >> tonight, our hearts for the prince of peace is once more rejected by the firm in the clash of arms that even today from finding the role and the

world. >> israeli forces intensified a they worked to root out terrorist. is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu visiting the northern region not long ago vowing to fight to the end. trey, what can you tell us abou that visit? >> good afternoon and merry christmas. in state 80 of the where betwee and fierce battles raged on for today's benjamin netanyahu visiting forces in the northern part of gaza admit what has bee one of the deadliest periods since the ground operation began . we understand according to the idf that 17 israeli soldiers

have been killed over the past several days and made fierce battles not only against hamas, but smaller factions inside including the organization pflp. some of this video released the tunnel network that the israeli continue to uncover, they say that the bodies of five hostage were discovered in the specific network in the northern part of gaza. it is the network in the southern part around the second largest city that is surfing especially difficult we also understand overnight there was large israeli airstrike in the center part of the gaza strip that according to the palestinian run health ministry outlet for palestinians dead despite a number of people toda are trying to move to the south after receiving new orders from the israeli military in a leaflet drop to evacuate toward the city of rauf off. in that city last night on christmas eve there was a small

group of palestinian celebratin christmas eve fair there are orion 800 palestinian christian inside of gaza trying to mark the season despite the conflict. >> the senior advisor to israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu, ambassador, thank yo for being here. i want to start off right off the bat with that this ambitiou initial proposal by egypt and qatar that was sent to the united states for in this proposal it calls for a cease-fire, phased hostage relief in the government of experts who would administer th gaza strip and occupy westbank is the prime minister's often, have you seen this proposal discussed and are you taking it seriously?

>> i can tell you this. we think the egyptians that hav played an important role in helping getting our people out. we have over in gaza. the egyptians helped us in november to get the first load of hostages out and they are trying to help us again. we appreciate their effort. it is clear that hamas at the moment has refused to release more hostages and we think that by beefing up the military pressure, by beefing up the military efforts by destroying the military machine in taking out the senior commanders, we are placing pressure on them which makes them more desperate for a time for some site of temporary cease-fire. we are willing to give that if they release hostages. we think military action is augmenting the release of hostages we hope in the near future. two give her some of families, 129 families that are desperate to hear from their loved ones

for they can look back at the last time the hostages were released and it was during the cease-fire. are you willing to say a cease-fire is still on the tabl a lot of families would point out that was the only reason wh some of these hostages were released, it was because of the cease-fire, is that on the tabl for you guys? >> i would remind you that in november when it worked, once again the egyptians were helpfu as well as the united states of america, president biden played a specific role and have been get the cease-fire which allowe for the release of hostages. we did that then, we can do it in the future but that ended because hamas refused to releas more hostages. have they released more hostages , the cease-fire would have been extended, but hamas said no. if hamas wants to release more hostages, i can tell you that israel will play ball, if they

are willing to release our people, we are willing to do another cease-fire, but it is all dependent. they're not going to get a cease-fire for nothing. we will continue to attack hamas , we will continue to dismantle their military machine , if they want a cease-fire they must release hostages spread. >> would you be willing to trus a group of experts to administe the gaza strip in the west frankfort which you trust a palestinian group of experts to do that or is that of the table for you guys? >> i think these are discussion we want to help directly with the egyptians, with the americans, with others about what is the future way that we rule gaza. we went to see the palestinians rule themselves, but as to this precise parameters, i'm not sur it's a right time to talk because nothing positive can

happen until we have defeated hamas. as long as hamas controls gaza, we have got to destroy them and once that is done is when the prime minister wrote today in the wall street journal, after you have destroyed hamas, we will demilitarized indie radicalized gaza. >> israeli soldiers have been killed in this work, 17 since friday, what is your message to the israeli people to expect more casualties not less in the coming weeks and months? >> it is very difficult obviously. 156 soldiers killed since our ground operation started. every morning i wake up and see their pictures on the front pag and their names and where they're from, and it's very sad. every soldier, we reach out to their families into the bereaved . it's difficult for israel, but think there is an understanding

that we have to win this war. we didn't want this work, we didn't start this war, but afte hamas attacked us and brutally massacred our people, they beheaded, they burn people alive , they murdered, they did the most respectable and atrocious crimes against humanity, the largest act of terrorism since 9/11. the first the largest amount of anti-semitic violence since the holocaust. this terror on our border must be ended and we will do so. we are committed to do so even if the price is going to be higher still. >> quickly, ambassador, do you believe the fight demonstration will stand by the effort particularly in the coming months. the prime minister saying it's going to be months to help her write. >> the prime minister spoke wit the president i believe it was on saturday night and shortly

after that the president said he's not calling on israel at all to hold its operations, he understands we need to do what we have to do that destroying hamas is good for israel, it's good for peace and the region and we have been thankful. the administration has stood by in word in indeed. president biden was the one who said isis is worse, sorry, that hamas is worse than isis. he has given us the diplomatic support of the united nations standing up to the anti- israel majority there and he's given him the help we've muted. we will do our own fighting, bu he's helped us with ammunition and other supplies to give us the tools to finish the job. >> senior advisor to benjamin netanyahu, thank you so much fo being here today. >> thank you for having me, brian.

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boy traveling alone was put on the wrong flight to florida. thankfully he safe and sound with his family, but they are demanding an explanation as to how it happened. this story is absolutely crazy. >> this story has a lot of people scratching their heads wondering what could've gone wrong. florida grandmother says when she got to the airport to pick up her grandson, his luggage wa there, but her grandchild was nowhere to be found. >> they told me, no he's not on this flight, he missed his flight. i said no, he could not miss hi flight because i have the check-in tag. >> she says her six -year-old grandson casper was scheduled t travel to fort myers, florida last week. shortly after she got to the airport and couldn't find her grandson, remo says casper called her to say he landed about three hours away in orlando where she jett then

drove to pick an upgrade spirit airlines offered reimbursement from the drive, but rameau says she needs more answers from the company. >> i want them to call me and let me know how my grandson ended up in orlando. >> spirit airlines has not responded to a repeat request for comment. as spokesperson telling the local station wake news the child was always with an adult spirit staffer, but was incorrectly boarded on the december 21st flight to orlando. according to the company's website ages 5-14 children can travel as an unaccompanied mino on direct flights only. in those instances the one that takes the child to the airport is supposed to get a gate pass and go with the child to the gate and wait there until 15 minutes after the flight takes off so what went wrong? we are all wondering. >> it sounds like someone didn' do their job. the good news as they landed in orlando and not some other stat like california.

they were fairly close by. thank you and merry christmas. >> merry christmas. >> among scientists, there is now growing concern about a deadly illness which is apparently spreading among wild reindeer and other similar animals it is known as zombie dear disease and there is no cure, and some experts are worried about potential infections in humans. let's bring in fox news contributor and johns hopkins school of medicine professor dr. thank you and merry christmas t you. >> or christmas. >> how serious of risk is this, i know we once had mad cow disease, is this the next i guess animal driven disease tha we should be worried about? >> there is a concern this coul be the next man cow disease.

right now there is no evidence that the disease has crossed over into humans it's endear, elk, muse, and reindeer which i maybe why we're talking about i on christmas, but there's no evidence it has crossed over into humans at this point, with mad cow they had a real scare they slaughtered 4 million cattle and had to hundred peopl died. it is believed to be the same type of cause that is, it's not a virus, it's not bacteria, a fungus, or is poor, it is a protein that can spread in the blood system and become sticky on the brain, that's why it's causing kind of mental problems fatigue, and in one case of a dear reported last week, it sai the deer had succumbed to the disease and that was part of a tracking project where the park service were tracking deer just to sort of study deer and they found one of them with a gps alerted that it had died, they

backtracked and found it was this in fact prion disease whic is called the chronic wasting disease. >> so most of us don't come in contact with the deer unless we shoot them or be we eat them, i do neither, so i don't know if that makes me immune to this, but let's go through the zombie dear disturbing details. these are sort of the symptoms. they are spotted in deer, elk, moose, reindeer, weight-loss, stumbling, drooling and other neurological symptoms. how do you get this? we know it hasn't been transmitted to humans is of yet how do dear transmitted to one another? >> we don't know, but we know i the case of mad cow disease which was another prion disease that people got it from eating beef. right now there is no cause for alarm and i think people will look at that symptom list and say i've got one of those are

two, or may be the majority of the symptoms on that list, but that is a common phenomenon, when you hear about something you want to identify not specific sectors, but potentially having that. the only potential cause for alarm here is if somebody becomes very ill and they our able to test somebody for this illness, it would likely be in cody, wyoming where roughly 10 percent of the deer and elk population may have this disease . it's not fatal in the vast majority of cases so it would probably be somewhere in that population among somebody eatin raw meat. >> okay. zombie dear disease pathogen resistance, i looked at all of these and i definitely don't have any of these parents feel like a zombie half the time, bu i lay my kids for that. let's look at the resilient pathogens, disinfectants, detergents, radiation, freezing incineration above 100 degrees,

these are resilient pathogens, so basically none of this will protect us from zombie dear disease? >> it's traumatic sounding name but i will tell you even though there's no evidence it is in humans at this point, the reaso people get concerned about it i it is a prion disease and prion are simply molecules. it is a protein. it's not a living organism so alcohol and uv light and everything else you could possibly apply or treat somebod with or treat an animal left with with not be effective. that's why they our scary, they were scary in the 80s when the uk dealt with them, and that's why people have to keep an eye on this. >> okay, that is just great. fortunately, no interaction wit humans is of yet, so we don't want to scare people about if

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inflation and immigration pair despite the assurances that it is slowing, it suffocating people this christmas season. people are not buying the economics and the border crisis and his recklessness are met ar major for the democrats in 2024. minorities in chicago, are furious that illegal immigrants are flooding into their communities, so we may be reaching a political tipping point with the border and that' before we get supporter policy. the world is dangerous, and america is expensive and we no longer have. >> you brought up foreign polic about what americans must care about our the two top things, the economy will pull up this poll, and immigration and the border underwater, and negative

30 points on the immigration an the border. how do you see him getting out of that kind of whole if at all? >> i think that the president and his team has to climb out o these dismal numbers, they have to remind americans what they'v done, what this ministration ha accomplished. you started this segment of fight talking about democrats i key battleground states, if i was advising them, i would have them focus on their particular races in not talk about the president's approval ratings, numbers, and also remember ther is still time for the president and his team to turn around the messaging around what they've done like the inflation reduction act, i'm about pumpin money into the economy. there is still time for them to turn the messaging and key points around ahead of 2024, bu they have to do it now because as you already stated, people will begin voting in february and march and if they don't com out with a strong message, many

americans will begin to think differently. >> there is a real concern here about democrats, they are not seeing the excitement on the ground and they are concerned that this administration is jus waiting for former president trump to become the nominee. what you make of that strategy, caroline? >> once again, there is a significant enthusiasm gap between biden and trump i think there is reason for republicans to be optimistic about 2024, bu they cannot get complacent. we should sleep on biden stumbling and snoozing his way into the white house again in 2024. we shouldn't pester estimate th democrats get out the vote campaign, so our strategy needs to be ironclad. republican voter turnout needs to be record-breaking. >> what did you think?

they said they are going to hir thousands of people by the earl summer, just that seem too late? >> for me it does feel late considering i worked on president obama's reelection campaign and we started the yea in advance. yes, i think the strategy could be refined. it needs to be tuned and people need to be on the ground. and stays we know are going to play a big role in this electio we talk about immigration and the economy. i don't know what the strategy is for the administration, but whatever it is i think january 1 , americans need to understand and folks need to se people on the ground having democratic parties talking abou the accomplishments not only of those presidents, but also the accomplishments of the democrat and they're respective states. >> a real concern among democrats that the president's

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percent from year ago. it is 20 percent of the entire diamond industry right now up from once a percent year in 2015 . the owner of this enterprise an also gemologist, which i'm glad because we have lots of questions. let's start with how are those two things different and really how much more what i pay for an actual diamond compared to a man-made one? >> and natural diamond is grown under the earth over billions o years and the lab grown diamond is a synthetic diamond grown under similar conditions in a laboratory, they're very different and pricing of lab grown diamond, we only sell natural diamonds, but we give away a free one. we purchased this for about $10 a carat wholesale and natural diamond would cost thousands of dollars depending on the quality . >> so what the consumers need t know because i look at those tw

things and i really can't see how that lab grown diamond doesn't look like a real-time impaired. >> consumers need to know the inherent value, there is no inherent value in the lab grown where is the natural will hold value over time. they need to be aware that they may be pushed towards purchasin a lab grown diamond because the 300-500 percent and closer to ten [bleep] 20 when it comes to natural. >> thank you so much. in new york, gerri willis, foxbusiness. >> young girl from miami stuns santa when she refuses to sit o his lap and share her wish list this year. the response from the northport that has now gone viral next.

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if sandra says you have to submit lap and you don't want t come you say no. >> santa always with the best advice, the two opted for a special photo side-by-side instead and she still got to tell him what she wanted for christmas. know, anytime you asked me to sit on your lap, you know that' where i draw the line. >> on that note, we're going to get to our favorite segment which is showing our family photos, this is my family this is my sister, my mom and stepdad , my fiancé's family, and edwardsville, illinois and they're pjs this morning, that is me again with my mother, my sister, my niece harper and nephew gray, his first christma and then that is me and kyle, seven years now going strong an that is my mother that looks no a day over 39, absolutely beautiful at last night christmas eve dinner. >> merry christmas to all of them. christmas for me as most moms

know is so magical because we live through our children's eye and i can't wait to you experience this, but every year our annual tradition is to go t santa book we take beautiful pictures in the wardrobe is contributed. it was touch touching gold once again my kids made the nice list , the jury is still out i'm on that list, i didn't see my name, but i assume it's in ther somewhere. they had a lot of fun with sant and he even got them to get the to sit down and read. then they did some cooking, som something i never see in my kitchen, and finally, a very long night out on the slate to deliver all the presents, so it was a very merry christmas as i continues here, and want to wis all the parents and children ou there a very merry christmas today. two give merry christmas to you take care, merry christmas. ♪