see what you're worth, the griffins are united, the griffins are strong, the griffins are always readylcome the opposing team, the panthers are fearless and very dangerous. welcome, welcome, i can’t believe my eyes, this is the same person , hello, team, wow, helena, in person, after two seasons the show heroes decided to try their hand at this, in this game you will be tested on everyone’s endurance elements, water, air, earth. and by fire, passing tests, collect crystals, they will help you in the main battle on the tower. whoever reaches the top will continue to fight for the title of heroes. the first test you will pass is the element of water. a crazy race awaits you, a one-on-one duel with your opponents, a 53-meter long path to overcome. bring your first victory. team, don’t get entangled in the nets, you can’t get out of them, i activate the test, the element of water, at the beginning of the test, the opponents must walk over the sand on suspended platforms, overcome the swings. and use the rope to jump to the net, you need to go down it to the platforms above the water, then

griffins are the best! the element of fire. teamwork is important here. try to do everything possible and impossible to earn crystals. the game is an opportunity to test each other. just don't be disappointed. i activate the tests. element of fire. at the beginning of the battle, participants need to move through the stone blocks, a heavy hammer and pass it to the second players, then dive into the huge cube to find a valve there for supplying water. the second players smashed. wall and having dug the entrance to the mousetrap, they must crawl along it with a fire hose in order to get water into the mice, fill the flask with the crystal, grabbing it, the third participants need to climb the mast and hang it on top, all that remains is to slide down the rope to pick up the treasured crystal. and here it is, the next stage of the relay race. at the stage of the sands the panthers throw artyom karkotsky, hockey player, green stripes for handball player sergei rutenko. expected confrontation. they competed with

see what you're worth, griffins are united, griffins are strong, griffins are always ready to save everyoneus. welcome, welcome, i can’t believe my eyes, this is the same man who spent two seasons as a show hero. hello, the ear team elena herself, after two seasons as a show hero, decided to try her hand at this business. in this the game will test your endurance with all the elements, water, air, earth, fire. while passing the tests, collect crystals, they will help you in the main battle on the tower. whoever reaches the top will continue to fight for the title of heroes. the first test you will pass is the element of water. a crazy race awaits you. a one-on-one duel with an opponent, a 53-meter long path to overcome. bring the first victory to your team. don't get confused everyone. i can’t get out of them, i activate tests, the element of water. at the beginning of the test, competitors must walk over the sand on suspended platforms, overcome swinging monkey bars and use a rope... to a net, along it you need to go down to the platforms above the water, then a web, climbing through which

, griffins are the best.as no time at all , the most i could do was in hotels in ajimas, hundreds of cities, 13 countries, we always watched only on tv, i never in my life thought that i myself would participate in such competitions, who someone from the team had to say yes. fear says no , something else says yes, go, ideas, but the only one who said yes is me, it’s like a show, but an argument, to overcome your fear in something you’ve never participated in, i’m very afraid of heights, very much, i think it's like this stage, it’s the moment when it begins, everything, everything will pass, at the start igor dudarchik, who is he, who is he, will ask those who for some reason are not in the know, he was a physical education teacher , now... it seems to me that he he’s afraid, he might change right away, maybe i should go, i can’t go, forward, panthers, forward. igor said, pay attention, that he is afraid of flying on airplanes, that he is afraid of heights, and, probably, the panthers think that just, oh-oh-o

... the griffins team throws ivan and danyuk into battle.says that his dream is to give a solo concert on the moon. well, now he closer to the moon than a few minutes ago, 4.5 m closer. it is at this height that this competition takes place. we have a fan group of vanya shdanyuk, there are so many of them, his friend nazar came here to cheer. nazar, tell me honestly, vanya admitted before the start that he was afraid. i’m probably more afraid of falling than vanya is more afraid of heights, he said that he’s not afraid of anything and chose, therefore , the air stage, where you don’t need to be afraid of his traces, so we’re rooting for our friend vanya and wishing him nothing but victory, and vanyan will get it all. ivan zdanyuk is our and your hero for the next few minutes, at least for the first minute and a half, in 90 seconds. ivan, on the way to the main crystal, must grab an additional, bonus crystal, but he needs to do it in a minute and a half, but so far he’s not going very well quickly, although who walked faster than him on the s

griffins are the best! the element of fire. teamwork is important here job. try to do everything possible and impossible to earn crystals. the game is an opportunity to test each other. just don't be disappointed, i'll activate the test. element of fire. at the beginning of the battle, the participants need to carry a heavy hammer over the boulders and pass it to the second players, and then dive into a huge cube to find a water supply valve there. second players. wall and having dug the entrance to the moshitovka, they must crawl along it with a fire hose in order to get water into the bowl and fill the flask with crystal, grabbing it, the third participants need to climb the mast, hang it on their souls, all that remains is to slide down the rope and collect the treasured crystal. and here it is, the next stage of the relay this time. at the sand stage, the panthers throw hockey player artyom karkotsky, handball player sergei rutenko has green stripes, the expected confrontation, they competed with each o

bob griffin, his friend bob griffin. there had been talk about creating a vice presidential residence for years. in fact, the legend is that it could have happened in the 1920s. but ford's. with characteristic waspish ness said that a hotel was good enough for those coolidge's. and so, of course, before long, coolidge's are moved into the white house in place of mrs. harding. but any event there had talk for years, and then the idea came up. the the naval observatory, the admirals and walt's residence was going to be temporarily vacant for renovation. and griffin filed legislation which passed both houses to take the house away from the navy and turn it into a vice presidential residence. mrs. ford, to be perfectly honest with you, didn't really want to leave their home the very modest split level ranch house on crown drive in alexandra. that was the house they built. that was the house, you know, all their children knew the backyard swimming pool, you know, and but you know, she would do her duty. they were prepared to

and he was appalled, not at the idea, actually bob griffin to his friend bob griffin. there's been talk about creating a vice presidential residence for years. in fact, the legend is that it couldn't happen in the 1920s, but ford's -- with characteristic wasp-ish ness said thatou a hotel was good enough for those coolidge is, and so of course before long those colleges are moved into the white house in place of mrs. any event, there have been talk for years, and then the idea came up. the naval observatory, the admirals tasha admiral zumwalt residence was going to be temporarily vacant for renovation. and griffin filed legislation which passed both houses to take the house away from the navy and turn it into a vice presidential residence. mrs. ford, to be perfectly honest with you, didn't really want to leave the home, , very modest split-level ranch house on crown drivebu in alexandria. that was a house they deal. that was a house all their children new. the backyard swimming pool, you, know, but, you know, she would do her duty. it were prepared to go, until ford fou

let's start with coy griffin, a person you probably don't know.ffin was the co-founder of cowboys for trump and was elected as a commissioner of otaro county, new mexico. prior to his election, griffin was an election denying, false lie spreading maga republican. he was so committed to the lie that he was convicted in federal court last year of a misdemeanor for entering the u.s. capitol grounds on january 6th, 2021 without going inside. griffin was sentenced to 14 days in jail and given credit for time served. citizens for responsibility and ethics in washington, aka crew, sued to remove him from office on behalf of new mexico residents. on the grounds that his participation in the january 6th insurrection made him ineligible to hold office under section 3 of the post civil war 14th amendment to the constitution. a judge agreed. booting him from his position as commissioner and barring him from holding any public office. coy griffin is the only successful case to be brought under section 3 since 1869. the other modern cases that have been filed,

griffins from a height of two. that we didn’t go, after the water it’s all over, the heavyweight competition is the most handball-hockey thing, we thought that the girls might be abandoned, as a result we were left with, let’s say, middle link, average, but not weak, which of them will be superior, in the end, we will find out. 5:2, is such an advantage actually regained, what should ivan do to catch up with his opponent, but igor goes very confident, and you add something else to your advantage. the stage unfolds and like spider-man, ivan does everything he can, everything in his power, two singers, i wonder if they are now singing something under their breath, the panthers take the decisive crystal, his team advances to the second stage of the competition, for me, ivan is the same hero as igor, right ivan, vanechka, you are also super, at the last strength, my fingers were already falling off, i walked through strength, through pain and got to the second floor, began to climb, but unfortunately, heard the cherish

and that's exactly what griffin did. griffin went back to his home in traverse city that night, friday night sweep was night in the morning. he dictated a letter to the president to be hand delivered to nixon later that day in which he said basically that if the president defied a court subpoena to turn over the ai tapes, then he would regard that as an impeachable offense and he would vote accordingly. well, nixon went through the roof as you might imagine. and then haig being haig, the ultimate court here, some would say serpentine, some would say worse. but haig took the occasion to suggest to the president that griffin probably was put up to this by someone probably jerry ford's friends. and of course, he was put up to it by al haig, which is one reason why when you read haig's memoirs and there are more than one of them. you have to read all of them and you have to read a whole lot more and you have to bring bob hartman like levels of skepticism uh because haig sometimes contradicts himself. there was a second meeti

in fact asked griffin if he could leave in a little and weigh in and that's what griffin did. griffin went to his home that night, sleepless night and dictated a letter to the president that he hand delivered later that day in which he said if the president defined a court subpoena he would turn over the tapes and regard that as an individual offense. nixon went through the roof and then haig being haig, the ultimate courtier, someone say serpentine but he took the occasion to suggest that griffin probably was put up to this by someone, probably jerry ford's friends and of course it was put up to it by al haig which is one reason when you read his memoir you have to read all of them and you have to read a whole lot more and bring bob hartman levels of skepticism because haig sometimes contradicts himself. there was a second meeting on the afternoon of august 1. ford had left the first meeting that bob hartman had sat in on and as soon as ford got to his office it was al haig calling him alone and around 3:00 he reappears and even now he is convinced that hartman is hiding behi

jose >> dana griffin in los angeles, thank you. >>> now to politics.ormer congressman george santos is threatening revenge on his former colleagues in congress, just hours after he became the sixth house member ever expelled from the house aaron gilchrist has the latest. >> reporter: one day after george santos' historic expulsion from the house of representatives -- >> congressman what do you say to your constituents. >> excuse me you guys have to get out of my way. >> reporter: santos making clear he's not going away quietly, taking to social media and going after his former colleagues, promising to file monday morning ethics complaints against new york republicans nick lalota, nicole malliotakis and mike lawler, as well as new jersey democrat rob menendez, each of them dismissing santos' threat he is a scorned and known serial liar menendez spokesman saying we will not expend any energy responding to his botox-fueled fits of rage 311 house members voted to remove santos on friday. 105 of them republicans. his name almost immediately removed from his

and that's exactly what griffin did.riffin went back to his home that n night, friday night, sheepless night. 9 -- sleepless night. in the morning he dictated a letter to the president to be hand delivered to nixon later that day in which he said basically that if the president defied a court subpoena to turn over the tapes, then he would regard that as an impeachable offense, and he would vote accordingly. well, nixon went through the roof, as you might imagine x. then the haig being haig, the ultimate courtier, some would sayer is e pen tine -- serpentine, some would say worse, but haig took the occasion to suggest to the president that griffin probably was put up to this by someone, probably gerry ford's friends. and, of course, he was put up to it by al a haig which is one reason why when you read haig's memoirs, and there are more than one of them, you have to read all of them, and you have to read a whole lot more. and you have to bring bob hartman-like levels of skepticism. because haig sometimes contradicts himse

bob griffin and his letter.wo pieces of paper, disregarding ford's earlier refusal to involve himself in nixon's decision-making, hague lays the treacherous subjects of presidential options. these are limited. nixon could do nothing and but let the judicial process take its course. he could waged a campaign to stay in office. take a step aside temporarily under the 25th amendment and reclaim power depending upon the actual outcome of his case pretty could agitate for less severe punishment like a formal censure. alternatively it couldld he coud issue pardons for himself and all of those accused of watergate crimes and then quit. finally, nixon could resign his office in return ford's words are in agreement the new president would pardon him. hague asked ford to assess the situation. one thing is sure he boat quoted the vice president and that is if anyone tries to tell him to leave he will stay and fight it out. that is his nature. ford might well have stopped there but he didn't. reflecting his emphasis on the

dana griffin has their story. >> reporter: overlooking the burn scar of the historic town of lahainait symbols of those who perished here. 100 crosses built from wood salvaged from the ruins. >> when families come, it brings them a little bit of comfort and not just sorrow. >> reporter: shawna schweitzer and her husband matt made a pledge to maintain this memorial, adding wreaths and garland for christmas. and while the holiday has brought another wave of tourism to maui, the west side of the island is still struggling >> we were living a nightmare, and now four months later it sometimes feels worse. >> reporter: more hotels will soon begin to relocate evacuees to accommodate upcoming tourist bookings frustrating fire victims left in limbo rallying just before christmas for long-term housing. >> my family have had to move around five times, live out of suitcases and not know when or where the next move will be >> reporter: to get more families housed hawaii's governor has threatened to ban vacation rentals if more owners don't volunteer for a program that would pay them and offer tax

robert griffin iii looks at the top contenders. >> whit: and good morning, america. so great to have you with us. great to have erielle back at the desk with us. >> erielle: good to be here. >> whit: what a night it was. gio, i know college football. you were glued to the tv yesterday. >> gio: couldn't believe it. just couldn't believe it. what a night. >> whit: big-time stuff. alabama of course upsetting top ranked georgia. in the s.e.c. championship. who makes it to the college football playoff? football analyst robert griffin iii joins us with more on today's selections. >> erielle: and also ahead, israel pounding hundreds of targets in southern gaza as hopes fade for another pause in fighting. israel recalling its team of negotiators from qatar, and hamas saying, any further talks on hostages won't happen until the war ends. >> gio: but we do start here with the stormy weather on both coasts affecting millions of americans. a very rainy day in the northeast with a snowstorm for new england, and that atmospheric river setting up rounds of heavy snow in the west. s

is once again changing dana griffin has the latest. >> sony picture studios, this is "jeopardy!."> reporter: tonight the shakeup of an american game show institution. mayim bialik posting sony has informed me i will no longer be hosting the syndicated version of "jeopardy!," bring to an end split hosting for the tv quiz show who has been the host of jeopardy has been a slow roll drama since the 2020 death of alex trebek. former show champion mike richards had a short tumultuous tenure. and the parade of guest hosts ultimately gave way to ken jennings, a former contestant champion and bialik, a sitcom star and neuro scientist they say they hope to continue to work with bialik on prime-time specials. >> thank you for watching. >> reporter: tonight, a new answer for who now controls the blue board >> welcome to "jeopardy!" dana griffin, nbc news, los angeles. >>> and when we come back, there is good news this year our annual look back at the moments of hope, courage, love, and kindness that inspired us all year long. >>> there's good news tonight. that's how we end our broadcast here

here's dana griffin with the story >> reporter: within hours, the university of idaho demolished the home where ethan chapin, xana kernodle, madison mogen, and kaylee goncalves were stabbed to death. >> nice to see the house come down. >> reporter: two victims' families pleaded with the university and prosecutors office to halt the demolition until after the trial, saying it could still be relevant to the jury the court has yet to set a date for that trial. the prosecution argues that they've already collected measurements for any possible exhibits, and due to idaho code, a jury walk-through wouldn't be authorized. >> getting rid of this daily reminder of the horrific event that happened here is a relief and a step in healing. >> reporter: the university acknowledging security concerns and the $700 daily fee to protect the property factored into their decision. prosecutors have requested a six-week summer trial date in the death penalty case legal experts believe the defense will seek a venue transfer to a larger city with a larger jury pool how much does that disrupt the timeline of

dana griffin tonight on a career that took off with a love story. >> jenny, i'm sorry. >> love is never having to say you're sorry. >> reporter: he was oliver in "love story" to ali macgraw's jennifer, the 1970 blockbuster that propelled ryan o'neal to an odd pedestal in america's cultural landscape, part leading man, part lightning rod with his troubled family and his great love, farrah fawcett. >> hi ya, wally. i didn't expect you so soon. >> reporter: from "leave it to beaver" to "peyton place," he showed he could play it for laughs or as a romantic lead. >> it was with a smile. drive you straight to the door >> reporter: and with "love story," he helped save paramount studios with more than a billion in ticket sales in today's dollars. ♪ he would go on to head box office winners opposite barbra streisand in "what's up doc?" and with his own daughter tatum in the critically acclaimed "paper moon." child star tatum winning an oscar >> you don't like me, do you >> no, i don't like you. >> reporter: in retrospect, that testy exchange with his daughter was an early sign of life imitating

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on the west coast brace for the potential of destructive waves lingering into the new year >> dana griffins with me from ventura county, california dana, how much longer are these dangerous conditions expected to last >> reporter: well, kate, good news. that evacuation warning has been lifted, and experts forecast that these dangerous wave conditions will likely subside by monday. kate >> all right that's some good news, dana thank you. >>> as travelers race to get to their new year's eve celebrations police in major cities are on heightened alert ahead of the big night george solis reports from times square on what new york city and ot cities are doing to keep the crowds safe >> reporter: tonight in new york city's iconic times square. >> welcome 2024! >> reporter: nothing is being left to chance, even with no specific threats to the city or state. >> this is the safest big city in america, new york city. >> reporter: new york governor kathy hochul ensuring it stays that way, tapping new york state police, the new york national guard and even the port authority to keep the millions expect

dana griffin has the latest. >> tony pictures studios, this is jeopardy! shakeup of an american game show institution. >> miyam bialik say i will no longer be hosting jeopardy. who is the host of jeopardy has been a slow roll, since the death of alex trebek. former producer, alex richard, had a tumultuous tenure. >> i'm so excited to be here. >> reporter: afraid of guest host ultimately gave way to jenny, a former champion, and miyam bialik s scientist. sony, which produced the show, says it was to maintain continuity for our viewers, adding, we hope to continue to work with miyam bialik on primetime specials. >> thank you for watching. >> reporter: an answer for who controls the blueboard. dana griffin, nbc news, los angeles. >>> well, one of the best athletes to ever come out of the bay area was back in town today, inspiring young volleyball players. five-time olympian, kerri walsh jennings hosted at sanford. she let a youth athlete summit. volleyball players between 11- 18, trained not just their bodies, their minds and spirits at the event. the volleyb

up next, jennifer griffin joins us for a look at the high-tech military hardware transforming the 21stbattlefield. there's challenges, and i love overcoming challenges. ♪ when better money habits® content first started coming out, it expanded what i could do for special olympics athletes with developmental needs. thousands of bank of america employees like scott spend countless hours volunteering to teach people how to reach their financial goals. it felt good. it felt like i could take on the whole world. >> shannon: the pentagon is enlisting brightest minds to create new generation of military technology, keep america's armed forces the best in the world. jennifer griffin joins. >> i've been coming to simi valley since is started in 2013, there is shift of perception of china, this year the survey found more than half of all americans view china as the country's greatest threat, other big change took place in silicon valley, tech innovators would not touch a contract with the pentagon, lockheed martin and raytheon and others came to the forum, now that has changed. i talked to leadin

here's dana griffin with the story. >> reporter: within hours, the university of idaho demolished the home where ethan chapin, xana kernodle, madison mogen and kaylee goncalves were stabbed to death. >> nice to see the house come down. >> reporter: two victims' families pleaded with the university and prosecutors office to halt the demolition until after the trial, saying it could still be relevant to the jury. the court has yet to set a date for that trial. the prosecution argues that they have already collected measurements for any possible exhibits and due to idaho code a jury walk through wouldn't be authorized. >> getting rid of this daily reminder of the horrific event that happened here is a relief and a step in healing. >> reporter: the university acknowledging security concerns and the $700 daily fee to protect the property factored into their decision. prosecutors have requested a six-week summer trial date in the death penalty case. legal experts believe the defense will seek a venue transfer to a larger city with a larger jury pool. how much does that disrupt the timeline

here's dana griffin with the story >> reporter: within hours, the university of idaho demolished thehome where ethan chapin, xana kernodle, madison mogen, and kaylee goncalves were stabbed to death. >> nice to see the house come down. >> reporter: two victims' families pleaded with the university and prosecutors office to halt the demolition until after the trial, saying it could still be relevant to the jury the court has yet to set a date for that trial. the prosecution argues that they've already collected measurements for any possible exhibits, and due to idaho code, a jury walk-through wouldn't be authorized. >> getting rid of this daily reminder of the horrific event that happened here is a relief and a step in healing. >> reporter: the university acknowledging security concerns and the $700 daily fee to protect the property factored into their decision. prosecutors have requested a six-week summer trial date in the death penalty case legal experts believe the defense will seek a venue transfer to a larger city with a larger jury pool how much does that disrupt the timeline of

as dana griffin explains, police used controversial tracking technology to find the suspect. >> reporter: this is an automated license plate reader, similar to the one responsibility for capturing a suspected serial killer. >>i'm grateful that this suspect in this case is in custody. >> reporter: police say 33-year-old gerald powell murdered four men in four days, a los angeles county worker and three homeless men. >> we know there's controversy out there about the usage of this system. if we did not enter that plate into the system, this individual that we believe is responsible for at least four murders may have been out there and reoffended. >> reporter: here is how the technology works, investigators enter a license plate number into the system. if that vehicle pass has license plate reader like this, it pings, alerting police. that's what happened thursday when powell's car entered beverly hills. >> this isn't broad surveillance. you don't have everyone's license plate number in the system, do you? >> no, it doesn't work like that. that alerts on something that an officer put into t

dana griffin reports. >> thank you, mr.onight, the pressure is growing on the presidents of the elite universities of harvard and m.i.t. to resign. this weekend the president of the university of pennsylvania liz magill stepping down after critics blasted her testimony before congress about antisemitism on campus. harvard's president claudine gay also being criticized for this response. >> does calling for the genocide of jews violate harvard's rule of bullying for harassment, yes or no. >> it can be depending on the context? it does not depend on the context, the answer is yes and this is why you should resign. >> that congressman, elise stefanik tweeted after the resignation of upenn, one down, two to go, referencing the leaders at harvard and m.i.t. harvard's president did later apologize writing in part on x let me be clear, calls for violence against the jewish community or any group is vile and those who threaten our jewish students may be held to account and that hasn't quieted her critics including bill akman who wa

dana griffin has the latest. >> this is an automated license plate reader similar to the one responsibleng a suspected serial killer. >> i am grateful that this suspect in this case is in custody. >> police say 33-year-old gerald powell murdered four men in four days, a los angeles county worker and three homeless men. >> we know there's controversy out there about the usage of this system. if we did not enter that plate into the system this individual that we believe is responsible for at least four murders may have been out there and re-offended. >> here's how the technology works. investigators enter a license plate number into the system. if that vehicle passes a license plate reader like this, it pings, alerting police. that's what happened when powell's car entered beverly hills. >> you don't have everyone's license plate number in the system, do you? >> no, it doesn't work like that. that alerts to something an officer put into the database that says this vehicle is wanted. >> it found 230 california law enforcement agencies were using an lapr system. that year the city council in

jen griffin at the pentagon, thank you. sandra. >> sandra: anti-israel protests planned across new york city today, targeting public transit, including penn station and grand central station during the holiday rush. an eye on those and updates as they happen. on college campuses, starting to see legal challenges rising from antisemitism. a non-profit is suing the university of california berkeley for allegedly allowing harassment towards jewish students on campus. the university telling fox it is in a bind and can't legally stop these anti-israel demonstrations. eric shawn joins us live in studio. more on this. there are more and more of these lawsuits. what is happening with them now? >> yeah, there are more of these lawsuits, sandra. the reason is back in 2019 the federal civil rights law under then president trump while he expanded it, in addition to gender, race, country of national origin, president trump also expanded that to let the universities be sued for antisemitism and because of that, the suits are piling up. b

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alright, scott griffin, joining us from vienna, thank you very much. good time. now these are the ministry says it's mistakenly shot and killed 3 captives during its cause. that offensive they were targeted off the troops wrongly identified them as a threat is ready. prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the military will draw lessons from the incident. the white house is called a tragic mistake. right? that's bringing home the salutes in occupied east jerusalem. especially bring us up to date a bit more on on what we know about the details of this incident. that is really military spokesperson. daniel, how god is speaking? this evening, as knowledge in that these really military shot and killed 3 is really captive in the northern part of gaza. he says that there was an investigation that's now being open into what he called a tragic event. we've also been hearing from several other officials like the prime minister himself, his defense minister, and your wife guidelines. additionally war cabinet member been against all echoing the same sentiment that this was a

jennifer griffin, hardest working person in the business on all of that.er] >>> in the meantime, i did have a chance to catch up with the pentagon spokesman, general pat ryder, on exactly how we respond to these nonstop iranian attacks on our forces. take a look. >> when it comes to these iranian proxies and it comes to these attacks in places like iraq and syria, i don't want to minimize the danger that those present. but most of those attacks have been largely unsuccessful whereas our strikes are always on target, and they're always going to hit the intended target, and if it's going to diminish irgc and iranian proxy capability in the region. so -- neil: but it doesn't, right? i mean no disrespect, sir, but if it did, then iran would stop this, and these iranian proxies actually would cycle back, but they're not. >> yeah. well, look, again, this is not the first time these groups have conducted these kinds of attacks. clearly, it's an effort to try to exploit the situation. neil: all right. general ryder on that over at the pentagon. so what to do about

fox chief national correspondent jennifer griffin joins us now with details.ion i've been coming to the reagan national defense form nam here at the reagan library and it simi valley, california since a start in 2013 the biggest change from my point of view it's a shift in the perception of china. this should the annual reagan national defense survey found more than half of all americans nauvoo china as the country's greatest threat. the other change took place in silicon valley 10 years ago those tech innovators would not touch a contract with the pentagon it was most of the prime contractors like martin and at raytheon a raytheon and e to the form. now that it's all change i talk to some of the nations leading tech innovators about what is driving this cataclysmic shift appeared. >> it is effectively a drone that holds itself down into this tube. i can melt this tube on a helicopter, on a truck, on a boat, or even carry it around for a push a button and this would drone is ejected out of the tube. >> he favors hawaiian shirts over camouflage. the california

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bizarre, said the crime reporter, justine griffin.mportance that court date was to brittani. >> she had become obsessed with the restraining order. everything she was doing was to make sure that this restraining order was going through. >> perhaps brittani was afraid to show up, afraid what might happen? >> these were not necessarily genteel ladies? >> no, they seem to be very passionate about hating each other. especially towards the end. >> so in the days following brittani's disappearance, some people around town wondered just how much ann knew, or what she might have to do with it. after all, if anybody had a motive, it was ann. all the anger, all the emotion, the bitterness. had it finally culminated in some violent confrontation? >> where they looking at you as a suspect? the media? >> of course, that's the first thing you're going to think of. i already had with all the news, and all the helicopters. all of that. filming the front of my house. >> the local police department got wind event, of course. >> that is basically where

joining us is fox news national security correspondent jennifer griffin. jennifer, thank you for being here. let's start with whether or not in your judgment the u.s. mail tear is being stretched -- ill mare is being stretched -- military being stretched thinly because of soldiers, weapons or money on capitol hill. >> there's no soldiers involved in the conflict of ukraine or israel for that matter in gaza. what we are seeing being stretch second-degree that supply lains and that -- lines and having to resupply two different conflicts and the burn rate of the ammunition and the shells that are needed in ukraine and the gaza strip for israel as well as missile defense systems and all those intercepters, you're seeing that the pentagon is keeping up but just barely. if the funding is not resolved on capitol hill, right now we're at the reagan library in sim, valley for the tenth annual reagan defense forum. one of the reasons they hold it every year since the beginning of december is that is when they're such a fight in congress over the funding of the defen