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his surge and mysterious drone sightings across new jersey putting residents on edge, some drones the size of cars has been spotted hovering near president trump's bedminster golf course federal investigators are stumped as to where they are coming from and who is flying them. we will have a live report for you on this but first. [gun shots] >> celebration directing across syria at the asad regime collapses after 50 brutal repressive years. rebel insurgencies control of the capital damascus overnight the climax of a stunningly swift advance through syria's major cities over the past week or so president reportedly fleeing the country for russia. welcome everybody to a brand-new hour of fox news live. i am arthel neville. >> thank you for joining us i am

eric shawn. the russian state media is reporting that syrians follow a leader he is in moscow with his family and been granted asylum this is question swirling over what could come next for the country's leadership. many fear as lame extremist could take over may have access to the same kind of chemical weapons that asad once used on his own people. >> i think the priority is to get humanitarian aid and protect civilians including minorities to take steps enter chemical weapons cannot be used or go rogue and with the un and people in the region start a proper momentum for the political process. fundamentally this is the day those of us that worked in syria have wanted to see for over 12 years. >> terrell isa is standing by with a steady development we will get his reaction. talks news coverage lucas tomlinson with the latest from

president biden but let's go to alexis hogan who is in tel aviv. what is t latest on the ground. >> a monumental day here in the middle east with rebels in syria announcing dave topple the government ousting the president bashar al-assad and ending the regime of more than 50 years, this is the scene earlier when rebels stormed the presidential palace and new tonight we know russian is reporting a president aside has arrived in moscow with his family which is been given asylum russians foreign ministry claims asad has ordered a peaceful handover of power the collision of groups banded together to overthrow the regime. in the strongest group is hts which the u.s. is designated as a tier group the leader mohammem for turning back, he's calling

his fighters to return to their military bases tomorrow and that weapons on the streets will not be tolerated. the stunning and rapid advance of opposition forces began nearly two weeks ago as celebrations broke out in the streets of syria, president joe biden analysis would not be possible if the allies russia iran and hezbollah have not been weakened still biden warned the potential dangers in the days ahead. >> isis will try to take advantage and reestablish the capability and create a safe haven. we will not let that happen. in fact just today u.s. forces conducted dozens of strikes, airstrikes within syria targeting isis camps and isis operatives. >> u.s. central command says the air force used its assets to target more than 75 of the sites that the president mentioned. eric: thank you so much from tel

aviv. >> president biden is calling the overthrow a fundamental active justice. he also said there is a risk that isis could take advantage of the political people. we are learning earlier today u.s. forces struck dozens of the targets in syria as a warning lucas tomlinson live at the white house with all the details. >> good afternoon president biden said this is a historic opportunity but caution risk of uncertainty with the u.s. designated terrorist group leading the charge into damascus to topple the bashar al-assad regime president biden took a victory lap talking about the >> our approach shifted the power in the middle east. this combination of support for our partners sanctions, diplomacy and targeted military force necessary. we now see new opportunities

opened it up for the people of syria in the entire region. >> as we just heard u.s. bombers and strike aircraft took over 75 isis targets in central syria dropping 140 bombs to do it normally aggression in syria fighters just patrolling the area and u.s. military uppity with asad fleeing the country there are reports that turkish back fighters in the north and in turkey who is a nato ally has been launching airstrikes against the kurds and he called his turkish counterpart now there is good news by did mention austin tyson american freelance journalist and marine corps veteran missing in syria since 2012 biden met with his family late this week. today biden told reporters he thinks tice is a lie. >> what did the u.s. know about where he might be.

>> we believe is alive and we think we can get them back but we do have direct evidence of that. >> is concerned about the stockpile and chemical weapons that your just spoke about at the top senior administration official spoke to reporters at the white house any stress not of the 900 u.s. army soldiers will be part of that recall back during the trump administration president trump authorized a two different cruise missile strikes into syria in april 2017 and a year later in april 2018 to strike asad chemical weapons facility after chemical weapons were used. >> interesting i hope we get tyson home. lucas tomlinson, thank you. >> for years the main back was asad iran, has blood and russia but over the last week the support collapsed all three of them, all three of them are far

weaker than when we took office and it's a direct result of ukraine, israel and delivered upon their own self-defense without flagging support of the united states. >> that's president biden on the fast collapse and syria's regime. considering the u.s. response, let's begin california republican congressman darrell issa who is running for the chair of house foreign affairs committee. congressman, good to see you, your reaction to this amazing turn of events that we've seen the murderous dictator deposed, apparently safely in russia, what is your response. >> the response is it's an opportunity but it's an opportunity with great peril. the one thing that asad had over the 50 years that he and his father ruled was a coalition of minorities, right now the people that took the control are sunni fighters, many extreme,

reestablishing a balance one that is fair to christians, drews alloway since 0 one is going to take a lot of work, it's an opportunity, the one pushback i give, during the last four years the administration gave huge amounts of financial advantage to russia and iran by effectively lifting sanctions and allowing oil to flow and they funded that support, yes it's good that he is gone but it could've been gone four years earlier if his allies had not had the funding that they got by the biden administration re-empowering the funding that they were getting from oil. >> president biden in his remarks in the work of the administration and you take a lot of this credit should go to prime minister benjamin netanyahu for not taking the petal of the gas and keep going. >> absolutely his attack on hezbollah his targeted attack

with brilliant maneuvers included what will go down in history the pager attack created an opportunity in which it was a vacuum with hezbollah and of course jake not to bother being killed, limited in outline that could have been would've came to the defense of bashar asad there is no question israel's actions along with ukraine keeping russia preoccupied has created this opportunity but again i been in and out of syria since my first meeting with bashar asad since 2001, i know a lot of people in the opposition force there and the liberties similarly there is an opportunity but it's one where president trump in his coalition is going to have to work very quickly in a different kind of strength and leverage it for going to see government and syria and lebanon able to represent all of the people and be peaceful.

>> it's fascinating you said you sat down with bashar asad and when you and to aggression obligations and officials do that, what is that like i was in the people's palace with his room 10 feet thinking is this what it changes guys behavior, what was the meeting like what was he like and what were your objections at that time. >> there was a history when he was intended to be president he had been a reformer and when his brother died he became president he was still talking about reform and during the bush administration there was a small window and we had u.s. oil company's begin to assist in taking oilfields in the northeast and bringing them online. that'll change quite frankly when he picked the wrong side and he picked to be with iraq and iran and he allowed foreign

fighters to come in and head east and kill americans in iraq and when he became really captured by iran and later russia that was to a great extent his mistake but also represents the failed foreign policy that we have to prevent, when there was an opportunity with the potential reformer we have to seize it and sees it quickly. on the same trip that i met with him i met with king abdallah it was recently taken the throne and the crown prince in bahrain who had a steady hand for many years. we've had success stories with younger leaders in the region but it doesn't come without engagement it does not come with what president trump and ronald reagan reform was a peace through strength. president obama called for the overthrow of bashar asad more than a decade ago but did nothing. we cannot do that in the future.

if we want someone to go they did to go quickly and for good reason. if somebody is worth working with we need to work with them in a way which clearly they have a choice at time for choosing as it was once called today we have a time for choosing with the emerging leaders in syria and quite frankly in early january the likely election of a president and lebanon for the first time free of real hezbollah dominates those are both opportunities but to be honest mossad bolus and others have been designated by the president they're going to have to work quickly and engage with the diplomatic skills. >> a new dawning of the middle east could be on the verge of happening. before i let you go austin tice the journalist being held by the regime or its allies for 14 years, graduate of georgetown we are told there is evidence that he's alive his family, could he

finally be free, your thoughts. >> it's one of the olive branches that the conquerors need to sees quickly the diplomats need to work on although we don't currently have diplomatic relationships with syria we have a large group of legacy diplomats, any one of whom could arrange or negotiate this and i think the time is almost immediately. >> a chance to free austin tice. congressman darrell issa thank you for your insight and experience. of course. >> was again get him home, new york city police and the fbi releasing new photos of a person of interest in the assassination of an insurance ceo, one picture appears to be from a camera mounted inside a taxicab. another photo shows the person of interest walking on the sidewalk, authorities note the

suspect has a slim build a distinctive eyebrows as they seek help identifying the person let's get him alexis mcadams in new york city in our newsroom with more. they have the breadcrumbs if you will and i wondered if they will find this person soon the amount of pictures the coming and there's a lot of evidence and things seem to be moving quickly at least in new york city is connectivity at central park sources tell me the person we were talking about was taken inside of a new york city taxi and taken minutes after the shooting as he is on his way to a new bus terminal two get out of town police are working to find more evidence in central park let's pull up the pictures, the dive team searching the waters suited up and getting ready at the massive area and central park and there's a lot

of water with the lakes and the ponds and are doing everything to possibly find the weapon that they think he could've thrown into the water and fled the area, investigators say they also believe they found the gunman's backpack in the area he tried to hide in the woods before he took off. inside was a jacket and monopoly money. please tell me all the photos for people at home wondering this, people are talking about the eyebrows, the jacket, the angles all of these things, they said is the same man that they're looking for in all these pictures. as one man that they released the photos of he checked into an upper west side hostile and upper thanksgiving you can see him caught on camera smiling he was waiting for the ceo the morning of the shooting in midtown he walks up behind the ceo and opens fire. all of this is evidence as there are thousands of cameras across new york city brian thompson was the ceo of one of the largest

healthcare insurance companies in the world united healthcare, the words deny, defend and depose were left on the shell casings for people to keep asking what's that about it's because it's related to the title of the book slamming the insurance industry saying it's a racket and not fair. i asked police could not be a motive. >> we have him entering the port authority bus terminal at 178 broadway we know that's an interstate bus terminal. we believe we saw him going we did not see him come out i thought he got on whether the buses were running that down now. >> the police need your help tracking this person down it doesn't matter where you're living at this point is not new york city and he got on a bus with several stops who knows where he could've gone investigators or anyone that has a tip to call the number 8577 tips. it means one little breadcrumb to crack the case. arthel: i'm very curious i'm not going to spread my thoughts on this because we want to leave the official investigation to

the investigators. i'm going to text you. alexis mcadams, thank you. >> authorities are now investigating a greyhound bus that they believe this person of interest could've taken to near city the bus first started the route from atlanta and made several stops en route to the big apple investigators have positively know exactly where or when the person got on board police also believe if you took the bus out of new york city the same day as the shooting madison outside of the fbi field office near atlanta with the very latest on the search in the south. >> hello, five days into this investigation police are are not ruling out in the atlanta area but new york police tell fox that there is no evidence confirming that the suspect was or ever in town but it's very possible since police say the

suspect traveled to new york again on a greyhound bus that originated in atlanta. it's unclear where the suspect caught the original ride. police believe the shooter got back on a bus not long after the killing the atlanta police department confirms that assisting the nypd as needed but atlanta police are not answering any question about this investigation the fbi is involved in offering $50000 with anyone with information that leads to an arrest and conviction in this case phil holloway is a local attorney and former police officer and he says if the suspect was or is in atlanta investigators are likely focusing hard on the suspects last known location tracking every move possible and scouring any and every security camera video. >> it may not be exactly

unsophisticated but is not a professional and is making mistakes, the fbi combined with their local partners in the metro atlanta area the good work together. >> holloway says if the suspect is caught outside of new york state weather in georgia or somewhere else he will likely face multiple charges. >> is going to be charged with murder but he now has interstate flight to avoid arrest now we have the possibility of federal charges not to mention will they be local charges in the metropolitan atlanta area if he is captured in atlanta. >> we are outside the fbi field office near atlanta expected to see some sort of activity if the suspect is caught around here. will keep you updated if there is any action. thank you. arthel: as we all try to figure out what we think happened, we cannot lose side of the fact that you have two children without a father in the story. there is that for sure a growing

ministry in the sky over new jersey, officials are urging people to report any sightings of large drones they have been spotted in the recent weeks including your president-elect trump's golf course, we will have more on that moment.

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eric: more large drones siding over parts of new jersey this weekend including your president-elect golf course in bedminster there you see one of the drones caught the other night authorities say they're not typical small drones from the store but big large ones in the continued mystery is prompting republican candidate for governor to slam the feds for the lack of answers around this. he says in part the slow response by the federal bureau of investigation of the new jersey office of homeland security is unacceptable and requires a formal investigation he says the public should not be left in the dark it should not take weeks for answers especially with national security and public safety could be at risk. cb cotton with the very latest. people are fed up and frustrated. roughly a dozen counties in new

jersey have had reports of drone sightings but this mystery began and morris county new jersey back in mid-november and it sparked concern because of the area's proximity to president-elect donald trump's national golf club in bedminster and arsenal of military manufacturing facility, as of this weekend the siding has spread to southern new jersey and what of new york city's burros staten island, videos captured from neighbors show the fast-moving flying objects going through the sky with colorful blinking light some eyewitnesses report that the drones being as big as small cars and very loud despite how much of a ruckus this has caused and concerning people, residents say they feel like they're being left at the dark. >> we have a group chat and everybody is concerned because nobody is telling us if it's safe or not safe and what's going on if they would just tell us it's okay don't worry we will

be okay but nobody has said anything to us. >> new jersey governor phil murphy held a meeting this past thursday with dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas and other state leaders, he tried to calm nerves writing we are actively monitoring the situation and in close coordination with the federal and law-enforcement partners on this matter there is no known threat to the public at this time, the faa's continuing to impose temporary flight restrictions over trump national golf club in the arsenal military base as this investigation continues. ja.eric: he says the public investigation needs to be done. thank you so much. arthel: let's bring in retired navy captain a former pentagon official senior fellow at the heritage foundation. the drones have been described as the size of cars in military styles so do you think these are

drones why are they flying around and where are they coming from. >> thank you for having me on this is been a years long running series of evidence not just limited in new jersey and new york city area it's also got a virginia and washington, d.c. area. if you go back even further similar reports around basis and in southern california in years past. it's interesting that these reports seem to occur in the evening and were clearly identifying what kind of aircraft that they are but by all accounts these are drones the probably not foreign in origin but likely associated with the government which begs the question why are weakening a clear public statement of what's being done what will all know.

>> somebody would purchase and use in their home somewhere described as large as an suv and had blinking lights on them. they seem to be larger than the hobbyist and do the number as well that classifies most likely not hobbyist out there. >> this chief miller's description alarm you is it cause for alarm, residents are shaking up. >> if it some description of similar types of drones. the military use for logistics exercises the ability to move not a large payload but to move it around. it certainly fits the description like that but it could also be something completely else a sensor drone, it could be something that corporate entity is testing. but again, this if it is the

case assume it is not a foreign hostile entity which is really unlikely given the geography of whether occurring and how far away they would have to fly. it spans multiple agencies, the faa, the u.s. course card you're going over water in some of these places with heavily trafficked ports and of course local authorities. there is an inner agency in federal and state level effort that needs to be led to give the public of much clear answer. a year into this. >> it is also these drones are flying around in the pick attorney military arsenal and the rockaway borough of new jersey. if you're saying it could be government machines and objects and people still need to know. go ahead. >> the chinese balloon snafu not too long ago. if he could see that the public

can see it and is reporting that the federal government has a responsibility to let the public know as much as they can if there is a national security aspect of this but they needn't have a responsibility to let the people no what i'm seeing on the videos you have lights that are clearly for aircraft navigation and if there's a transponder why is it transmitting the flight information in all of these things appear to have the sanction of the federal government. >> i keep asking why i'm sure that's what everybody wants to know if this is sanctioned why is it happening to the point that they're so prevalent that people could see them and are concerned. i don't think we have the answers right now but if you have any final thoughts i would love to hear them. >> my last thought there is no reason not for the federal government to say what they are

doing testing our ability to detect and defend against drones that's one thing and could explain why they received around the bases in the uk and can explain whether flying around the bases in virginia. if it's not a test of logistics or test of drone technology that can also be explained in a public way. it's really long past due for the federal government to get more detail than they've given other than silence. arthel: unless this will be a new part of the military arsenal and they didn't want our enemies to know. we will keep discussing until we get the answers if they are given to us by the government retired u.s. navy captain brent sadler. thank you very much. feedback thank you for having me on. >> president-elect trump is returning to the u.s. after meeting with world leaders in france during the reopening of notre dame how would the situation affect his middle east policy. will have that next on "fox news

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eric: trump had an interview this morning after being in perished yesterday meeting with french president and ukrainian president zelenskyy head of the reopening of the cathedral of notre dame in the fast-moving events in syria could impact the president-elect's foreign policy issues, rich edson live in west palm beach, florida with the very latest on this. >> good afternoon president-elect trump is promising and ambitious to his next administration foreign policy he met yesterday in paris with french president emmanuel macron ukrainian president latimer zelenskyy you can an interview trump said ukraine could expect less american aid under his administration though innovator social media post he said russia is in a weakened

state, zelenskyy and ukraine would like to make a deal and stop the madness they have lost 400,000 soldiers and many civilians there should be an immediate cease-fire and negotiations should begin. i know vladimir putin well this is his time to act china can help the world is waiting. >> you're talking about hundreds of thousands of bodies laying all over fields. at the stupidest thing i've ever seen it should've never been allowed to happen i didn't should have stopped it. >> your home trump said members of the january 6 committee should go to jail though he denied he would pursue retribution against president biden or his family nor would he instruct his nominee for attorney general pam bondi to prosecute special counsel jack smith and as economists and executives worn higher tariffs will cost americans trump defended his plans even as he ruled that families paying more.

>> i cannot guarantee anything i cannot guarantee tomorrow but i can say if you look at my pre-covid wheel the greatest economy in the history of our country and i had a lot of tariffs on a lot of different countries but in particular china. in the interview trump said he would work with democrats to spare from deportation was brought to the u.s. illegally his children known as the dreamers but he said his administration would work to deport all of the immigrants here illegally in the country and on top of that he said he would do that while indian birthright citizenship in the united states. eric: thank you so much. >> a surgeon teenage crime has set up a push to reform juvenile sentencing major cities are feeling more and more pressure to prevent youth crime. one example last month in san

francisco, to walgreens hit by a gang of minors, one of them 12 years old. in the nation's capital, this man fought off a group of teens trying to carjack him. >> why did you fight the teens off you could've been hurt. >> where i grew up i worked too hard for what i have i cannot give up my property like that it is not in me i was not raised that way. >> what do you say that the teens who tried to carjack you. >> figure something else out stop hurting people. arthel: joined me now dave, retired nypd detective and an adjunct professor at john jay college of communal justice. i want to start with north carolina there is a new law as of last week that calls teens age 16 - 17 to automatically be

tried as adults in superior court if the charger certain felonies that are classified a through e. i'm not sure if you know what falls under a3, if you don't that's fine i want to know if you think this law could be effective. >> thank you for having me and we go back to this all the time when i was detective for 27 years and when i made arrests of juveniles unfortunately alina broken choice we did not see any progress or nothing change within the juveniles getting arrested the premises we don't want kids to be arrested we want them to deal with their situation to teach them better, i think that's a problem putting them through the criminal justice process is an unfortunate aspect of when you commit crime that's a reality what were trying to do is hold them accountable and responsible for their actions. i think that has been lost a

lot. when they're going out there in groups and in gangs were rated the walgreens in all the stores and committing the crimes there is no accountability and responsibility we push that off. unfortunately criminal justice when they get arrested you're now part of it and it needs to be streamlined and be effective this does not happen again with the same juvenile we see this time and time again recidivism is very hard with the juveniles because they don't see any punishment for their actions. >> let's look at the most common juvenile crimes refer to a court, your number one theft, larceny, to vandalism, three alcohol offenses, number four disorderly conduct, number five simple assault or battery i wouldn't get into a little bit more of what you talked about which is there not being held accountable and there is a revolving door in the juvenile

criminal system, how do you fix that and stop these kids from going in and getting out, who bears the responsibility and what is missing in these people's lives, is it guidance or resources or community recreational sports, you tell me professor. >> there's been a lot of issues of a lot of things we look at why are these kids doing what they're doing. some have very good family background some do not. the problem is you can't chalk this up to being youthful actions. they're just being kids are not being kids are being criminals. and it has to be a joint effort within city agencies, schools, education, city education systems to start teaching these kids or develop life skills, knowing right from wrong is not that hard to do in reality, if i

can, what i'm hearing you saying it's a schools is this is not has to start at home. absolutely that winter has to be a joint effort throughout and there has to be interaction between the schools and the parents and anything about raising the village, it your child in your responsible for the actions you make sure they do what they're supposed to but the gang is out there, the social media aspects all of those things with these kids after you've been locked up for two years their social skills are not up to what they should be there should rationalized and tilted ended stunted and this is

why we have to look at avoid getting even in the educational system the criminal justice system also is involved in the resources should be available to detracted from doing it again. were looking to rehabilitate wire we losing anything no one's accountable and what happens in the not-for-profit agencies are they really working, where the stocks fall. arthel: i understand your point and pay teachers more will start there. professor and detective dave thank you very much. we'll be right back. dry eyes still feel gritty, rough, or tired? with miebo, eyes can feel ♪ miebo ♪ ♪ ohh yeah ♪ miebo is the only prescription dry eye drop that forms a protective layer for the number one cause of dry eye: too much tear evaporation.

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up to 430 miles is the worst of their kind mass-producing ukraine and they say russia's military is behind the lines stephanie bennett live in bonded with more on this advancement. thank you. >> both sides are upgrading their war weapons as we speak this comes as ukrainian air force officials they shot down 28 of 74 drones just last night alone take a look at these weapons zelenskyy showcase them this week and did new locally produced rocket drone and boost long-range strikes in the capabilities they already have called the piccolo and they comply 430 miles, president putin said mass production of the so-called unstoppable hypersonic missiles they are already underway and he fired one that you may remember last month hitting a military target claiming it was in response to

ukraine's western supplied missiles including the american attacks in british storm shadows president zelenskyy has been reluctant to share statistics on ukrainian debts last committed update in february but this weekend he said 43000 ukrainian soldiers have been killed since russia's invasion began the uk defense intelligence estimate more than 1500 russian soldiers are being killed and wounded every single day. an attempt to fend off russia, the u.s. is they will provide $1 billion in military aid to ukraine and of course president trump earlier today and the other report to prepare to receive last once he takes office we're going to keep a eye on that very closely. will have more news right after this. nutrients for immune health. and ensure complete

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arthel: here is loring green on notre dame cathedral. >> notre dame cathedral is back in the business of saving souls to masses today, this morning the bells ringing for 30 minutes before the first mass and more than five and a half years. >> it was amassed to celebrate the glory of god a procession of clergy open the mass, bishops

from around the world and one priest from each parish in the city, france's president emmanuel macron seated in the front row joined the victory and completed the interior restoration five years the masses to concentrate a new altar replaces the one destroyed by fire. what are the most amazing things about notre dame today is a bright and like the walls are not only did workers remove the set from the fire but years and years of grime that accumulated in notre dame is shiny for the full glory. >> u.s. troops stormed the beaches of normandy, liberating france from nazi control and ever since america has a special connection to france and this cathedral busy kicking the german out of france. >> when the fire broke out five and half years ago in the

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