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big stories for you at this hour president trump and vice president vance elect our attending army navy game in landover, maryland 2120 but meeting between the black knights and the action off the football field, that could be as interesting as the big game thanks to some special invited guests. hello everyone welcome to a brand-new hour of "fox news live" i am eric shawn. hey arthel. thirty-five hello everyone i'm arthel neville gerber also monitoring controversy surrounding president biden's record-setting day of clemency one commutation sparking anger in the keystone state where the president was born. we'll get into that. plus, mystery drone's sightings sightingsthat were reported in t six states joined frustrated residents and officials demanding actions and answers. who or what is behind it all? and it's our national security at risk? super that's a big question right now if fox news a live coverage for you to take you

through all the sea because northern new jersey on those drone sightings and alexandria hoff at the white house and the president's flurry of pardons and commutations first let's begin with the madison live in landover maryland. the big army navy game that the president-elect will attend brickwork suit is an iconic game in college football set to kick off in less than an hour now but will be soon trump and vance along with some other big political names at a close defense secretary nominee and army that pete hegseth is attending part so his former -- florida government former navy lawyer ron desantis will be an interesting dynamic to watch and sources to help fox to trump was considering replacing head except with the sa santos pete hegseth this facing backlash over sexual misconduct and drinking allegations but all of which he denies but we are also expecting to see dni pick and army that house speaker mike

johnson army veteran daniel penning who was just acquitted and tin the new york city subway chokehold death. vp vance is bringing penning ass his guest. it's unclear if president biden will be here today. it is somewhat of a tradition for the commander-in-chief to be at this game, he has never been to one as president. the sidelines are going to be something to watch during today's game as well. it will likely be a great game today both academies have some real talent other teams this year we spent yesterday speaking with leaders from the game a sponsor usaa, leaders from the academies and some cadets. perks army navy game is on the best days of the really think everything we do on a day-to-day basis is just a reminder of our opportunity that we get to excel in the end of the day we get to be leaders. >> at the end of the day remember were all on the same team after we win the game we are able to shake hands move forward.

>> the 125th army/navy game, armies got most the winds the last decade will see what happens today. it should be a lot of good and pre-show game stuff going on here as well but will keep you updated, as you can see people are ready to get the start i'll send it back to you. before they are getting excited. all right medicine, thank you so much we'll get back to the game a little bit later coming up for princeton university potable scientist dr. lauren wright will be here. she'll talk more about the confirmation battle shaping up on president hilton the cabinet nominees of the senate will give any of them the sack or hail mary, or a quarterback sneak i can go on and on her c5 stopping a joy to watch football. [laughter] let me get to the next door there is a follow-up after president biden bricks a broker for the most clemency used and commutations issued in a single day. when sparking controversy about the former pennsylvania judge convicted and a new tourist cash for kids scheme alexandria hoff is alive at the white house with

details on this. >> we are waiting to hear back from the white house on a white former judge michael was included in the president list here he was convicted in 2011 with a fellow judge for accepting of millions of dollars in exchange of putting children inside of a for-profit juvenile detention center as recently as two years ago. he was included in an order to pay $200 million to victims. this is not a historic case continues to involve there is a shock when it was on president biden's commutation list. wanted to feel strongly president biden got it absolutely wrong. and create a lot of pain here in northeastern pennsylvania. this was not only a black eye for the community the kids for cash scandal but also affected families and really deep and

profound and sideways. >> sad ways. >> democratic pennsylvania governor josh shapiro talked about a 17 year old who died by suicide after being sent away from con h hanford minor first-time drug offense. there is no second chance for him according to president biden, when he is talking about these commutations, he said the recipients placed on home confinement or the covered pandemic have successfully reintegrate into their families and communities have shown they deserve a second chance. democrats speaking up of the preemptive of pardons by team trump. what's the process got away a lot of different factors, how seriously he believes kash patel, the nominee to the fbi director and other nominees to lead the trump administration law enforcement agency but how seriously they are determined to go after their enemies list. >> president-elect trump said he

is going to do nothing of the sort. maintains he does not have it enemies list but is planning pardons of his own including those committed crimes on january 6. arthel: alexandria hoff live at the white house thank you. well, we are not getting much and we are asking questions of authorities we are getting the ridiculous stock response that really is in conflict. were they say we don't know where these drones come from. we don't know who is the owner but we do not know the intent nor the mission nor were they land. but they are not a threat. the bipartisan effort of the state of new jersey to say that the load of bulk. >> residents of new jersey alarmed and outraged demanding answers about those mysterious drones that have been spotted above the garden state and elsewhere but some, as you can see, cabin hovering over sensitive sites and critical infrastructure. we now know it's been nearly a month with little explanation to exactly what they are or who is

behind all of this. cb cotton live in elizabeth, new jersey just outside of newark, new jersey were some of these drones have been spotted. >> the mysterious drones and sidings have now expanded from coast-to-coast as you said. but, new jersey was the epicenter of this unexplained phenomena. while everyone refers to these uploading bright lights in the night sky as drones, no one has confirmed that. in fact are president-elect donald trump has suggested the federal government may no more than it is letting on his route on truth social quote mystery drone sightings all over the country. could this really be happening without our governments knowledge? i don't think so. let the public know and now otherwise shoot them down. the sightings first began the week before thanksgiving in northern new jersey with the president trump's golf club at a military base but have since spread across the state in

northeast region to include connecticut, new york, pennsylvania. sensitive military bases in national security facilities for the white house and fbi claim many of the drone sightings are actually manned aircraft like airplanes or helicopters operating lawfully. a drone expert tells fox news fox newsthat is what he thanks . books i have looked at hundreds of videos at this point for every one of them is an airplane. anything you see like an airplane can suddenly appear to your eyes as if it's standing still and not moving when it's really going hundreds of miles an hour. >> state and local officials have said this sightings do not pose a threat that is done little to calmer nerves as the same officials call on the federal government to share more information with residents who insist their eyes are not lying. >> no doubt whatsoever. i have shown it to other people. my wife was home last night and

she saw the video. there is no doubt they are drones, they are not planes. >> people have now created a create afacebook group about the sightings. i do now is more than 50000 members new york governor kathy hochul announcing today that at an airport about 60 miles north of manhattan the runways had to shut down for about an hour last night due to reports of drone activity. sue for a lot more in our newscast throughout this afternoon on these drones and what they potentially could be. it is unbelievable that nobody knows or is telling us. cb, thank you. >> i can't even describe this thing that is going on right now. it's a massive and huge happiness we are all experiencing we are all experiencing this together. we have not felt this way. >> i am happy because we are

free. we are free. [cheering] arthel: thousands of syrians have taken to the streets to celebrate the fall of the assad regime as rebels overthrew the brutal dictator syrians have worked tirelessly to liberate prisoners. many of whom were unfairly detained by his regime's chief foreign correspondent trey yingst live in damascus with all the details. >> good afternoon where there's a mix of emotions here in damascus. so many are looking for a loved ones while others are celebrating. now, all of this comes regional countries are watching closely about what happens on the ground here in damascus. we know a new embassy is going to with turkey sending representatives to the syrian capitol the israelis are continuing their bombing campaign against syria tried to target some of the assad link positions that remain in the country we visited one of the sites earlier this week.

>> we just arrived at one of the locations the israelis struck this week on the outskirts of the syrian capitol of damascus. this appears to be a research and production facility. you look at some the documents that are here you can see drones and other information about rockets t that the syrians were researching to produce. there is a diagram of a drone. if you look at just some of the words on this, it's has a rocket booster right there. and then it goes through the different types of launchers for rockets, while tests, here is a list of material you need to build these drones of those rockets. another diagram of a drone for this is an indication the israelis had intelligence about what exactly they're hitting here in syria.

they do not want this information and production facilities to fall into the hand. >> we know the leadership of the rebel group that controls serious open to having a neutral relationship with israel part that is a change from the former a shot regime. arthel: so fascinating but what would happen to the documents he ran across, those notes? corpse what is unfastening those documents or drop in the bucket. we have seen a variety of classified intelligence in this country. for maps that show how the regime is putting to defend damascus, to thousands of individual mugshots of prisoners with their names and information about why they were arrested. all these documents are sitting in buildings in damascus people can easily enter. arthel: trey yingst, as always great and thank you. later in the show will speak with dan hoffman former director of the cia middle east division

with his expert analysis on what is next in syria after the fall of the assad regime. arthel: meanwhile zelensky says more north korean troops to the border region moscow's latest response or try and gain more ground in ukraine russia has been steadily reclaiming territory. that after ukraine surprise attack there in august w but ths is ukraine is calling on the north korean troops to surr surrender. using psychological methods to urge them to defect. arthel: today's edition of a classical rivalry may be like no other. president-elect trump vice president jd vance will reportedly be joined by defense secretary now many pete hegseth and florida governor desantis at the army navy game. we are their life outside of northwest stadium in maryland with all the action. stage and for that.

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she is part of a congressional delegation to mark the 80th anniversary of the ba battle ofe bulge and world war ii. a spokesperson says miss the pelosi's quote enjoying the overwhelming outpouring of prayers and well wishes and is ever determined to ensure access to quality healthcare for all americans. eric: there is some drama audit off the field at today's army/navy game present like trump invited to his cabinet picks to attend the game secretary of defense and designate pete hegseth and reportedly tulsi gabbard we see it live pictures of the game and folks they are what is going to happen when both sides face-off on capitol hill next year? dr. lauren wright princeton university political scientist joins us now. lolauren, always good to see the president-elect they face a front light of democratic opposition in the senate so what do you expect will happen on that gridiron when pete hegseth

and others are in the hot seat at the senate? >> i don't think this is as controversial of an appearance as it would be in a year were dwheredemocrats have more politl capitol. he hadn't more bragging rights. trump learned a lot when he was a president the first time in 2018 with the kavanaugh hearings and he had way less of political capitol for controversial supreme court picks he learned the lesson when you stick behind your guy and eventually things turn in your direction. as a day goes by headset look slooksmore, not less likely. the big picture matters a lot here. americans by and large do not feel safe. fox has been reporting closely on these drone appearances and i am hearing drone country usa in new jersey right now. they do not feel safe. they do not feel secure. and all of those things give trump more leeway than he would

otherwise have. eric: you mention your friends s and neighbors and folks were you live, you are at princeton. your talk about the drones? works i have not seen anything. but it is very scary. i think trumps a knee-jerk answer shoot it down, russ excites with a lot of people right now but i remember very well when arthel covered at livt livat liveview and the chinese't down and people were following so closely because they were scared. they were basic gut instincts that are very reasonable for america's washing to have it. >> what about these non- answers from the government they say it's not bar it is okay let's ls its domestic and not telling us what it is. >> it's pretty inexcusable. it is inexcusable and it matches a situation which the president's owed administration members fighting officials whether this person is fit to be

commander-in-chief right now. has 30 days plus left in office it's an unprecedented time and all of that adds to uncertainty. eric: m political you just mentioned that the secretary mayorkas is saying this nothing to see here. nothing to be afraid of it. he said the board it was secure. is that all fit in with what actually made america elected donald trump for second time? >> it does. that really is a part of the message that i think it's important to understand about some of these controversy will picks in a controversy of transition. americans are not happy with what is going on in the white house. they feel very unstable. very unsecure, very unsafe. and you know, i think the questions are completely reasonable. the non- answers are not acceptable. and it comes on top of the

situation which again there is a lack of confidence in biden and his ability to lead in the first place on non- military, non- national defense security issues. eric: talk about nonsecurity issues, were the big issues during the campaign is the price of groceries president trump hammered away on that. have the bike biden administration of the current president on that but then he did an about-face in his interview with time magazine. here's what the president-elect said in his interview with time magazine about grocery prices for time asked of the prices of groceries don't come down, will your presidency be a failure? his answer, i don't think so but look, they've got them up for a car i would like to bring them down it's hard to bring things down once they are up. i know it's very hard but i think they will. think energy is going to bring them down. do you think the prices could potentially go down? he says it's energy, lift restrictions and other measures he says will bring them down. if they are not down, if

inflation does not decrease or go away could he be politically hurt by that? >> i hope he is right. he might be politically hurt in e short term as some of his plans do not come to fruition in the way he promised. but look again, the backdrop here is that democrats were denying on the campaign trail these problems even existed. they're saying the economy is great. look at inflation statistics greatly ignore the prices you are seeing at your stores but everything is great. it's the year which trump has a lot of leeway and a lot of confidence among the american people who are just looking for someone to be on their side and admit there's a problem in the first place. and so he actually does have more wiggle room than a typical incoming republican president who might not be able to solve the problem even though they are critical of the outgoing administration. eric: dr. lauren wright of princeton university ground zero

for hold the drones have got a lot more coverage on what they could be and why we are not getting the answers that many americans feel we should get as you just said from our government about what is really going on. doctor right thank you. arthel: a new inspector general's report says the fbi's should have done more to collect intelligence before that capitol right even though the bureau did prepare for the possibility of violence on january 6, 2021. david spock has more from washington. >> the report makes clear there were no undercover fbi agents present on scene. however 26 confidential sources or informants were in the crowd only three were asked by the fbi to be there, at 23 others came on their own bread confidential human sources are not undercover agents for their paid informants who already belong to groups under law enforcement scrutiny like the proud boys and oath

keepers. out of the three asked to be there by the bureau, one entered the capitol to others entered a restricted area the report says. none of these fbi sources were authorized to enter the capitol or a restricted area or to otherwise break the law on january 6 the bright outgoing fbi director christopher wray has repeatedly said any suggestions he the fbi instigatd the violence that they are quote ludicrous. >> the answers emphatically no cracks no not violence orchestrated by fbi sources or agents be fbi critics including allies of president elect trump say the report only raises more questions. >> only three approved to be that why were these additional 22 there? what was their role in that day? are some of the confidential human sources that enter the restricted areas were prosecuted dcu attorney's office says it generally has not charge those individuals whose only crime on january 6 was to enter the restricted ground was to run the

capitol. we have treated the sources consistent with this approach by the report also criticizes the fbi for not gathering useful intelligence before hand to bring the fbi did not take all of the steps that it could have taken to develop as complete a picture of the january 6 threat potential. in response fbi said agents will continue to work with homeland security officials to secure the upcoming january 6, 2025 electoral certification. in washington, david spent fox news. eric: tens of thousands of migrant termination that's not friendly to us out of our country by the feds. there is one little problem those migrants are in on the custody of immigration officials texas department public safety lieutenant on this, where they are, what we can do about it. next here on "fox news live."

arthel: new data shows more than 1.4 million illegal immigrants have final deportation orders against them. officials tell us those individuals are not currently in immigration and customs enforcement detention centers. many of them come from countries that are u.s. adversaries like china, russia, and iran. lieutenant chris of the texas department of public safety joins us now. so lieutenant, let's jump in here with almost 40000 chinese nationals among 1.4 noncitizens in the u.s. illegally under those final orders of removal from ice practices as of november 24, that's three weeks ago. just ice and know were all these illegal immigrants are? and if not how can they find them? >> good afternoon, arthel be great to be with you. those numbers you shares a very shocking how about a people have come across a border illegally special from adversarial countries from the middle east, from west africa, russia, china,

ice agents for the most part 1.4 million illegal immigrants have already had their due process the way to be removed is going to be the challenge for ice agents to be able to identify and locate these illegal immigrants that have orders of removal per especially those of special interest countries as you mentioned earlier. it does require cooperation from everyone in the country be from every state, every official, governor, mayor, this is what we need to get on board, work at the federal government to locate these individuals and have their due process already and also criminals in the country right now are thus not even including the got a ways but we've had over 2 million known got a ways that are in the country right now we do not know exactly where they are at and what their backgrounds are but what their intent is if it's going be very challenging task for this administration that is why they do require cooperation. at the end of the day we want to have, we want to show the safety and security of our state of the country. we need to work together to

become unified and locate these individuals have them removed to have a safer country as far as moving to these individuals. arthel: that cooperation is a partly not been there thus far but how do you encourage that? and once you do, i do not understand how you going to find 1.4 million people i said you you need help to across the board a bottom up top down. i don't know how you going to do it once you do gather them, how long does it take to deport them? to deport them back to their home country? >> your other question back to it how to get the cooperation? how do you get those that up obviously been critical of this mass deportation, from the new administration. you could put personal things aside and focus on the best interest of your states. that is to remove individuals who have had due process especially criminals, those who are in the jail system right now

that have committed crimes or been convicted of crimes, have them remove is going to require local law enforcement, state law enforcement they are the ones who are actually going to be able to identify some of these individuals who have criminal backgrounds and locate them for the easier process is honestly once an illegal immigrant is committed a crime they are in the jail system is to look at them of the jail system forget them a roof have ice remove them from the jail environment as opposed to being released into the city or state and then you have to locate them in a much more dangerous environment rate that is why this requires cooperation from elected officials, the jails, to actually help federal agents per especially ice agents do the job more efficiently. arthel: alright, so i'm going to take a look at some reporting for the "new york times" but from 2021 and 2023 an average of 2.4 million people migrated to the united states for each of those years. reportedly half of them came illegally. according to the congressional budget office a total net

migration of 8 million plus. not all illegal. this all happened during the biden administration. so lieutenant chris, i ask you, if that is the problem trump got reelected to fix it. how is he going to do it? >> is not going to be easy. i've said this numerous times as well. yes we have strong leadership that must be strong on the borders of the incoming borders art tom homan has been very strong advocate for border security special immigration. but is going to require identifying those who have come across here in the country right now having a more expedited assignment process for you going to do more judges to process individuals to have asylum hearings that way those who do not need to for asylum you can have that removed is going be very challenging task on top of locating those that are in the country now that evade capture. it's not going to be easy but with new administration and the leadership they have though get it done they are going to require congress as well to help

out as well maybe revamp immigration laws. >> wait a minute, chris, you can hold off on the congress part that has been the problem all along. willing to work on redoing legislation and new reform for immigration. but maybe now they will be somehow inspired we will see. hopefully they'll be speaking to you they are the texas department of safety because you definitely have hands on experience that you could share that may help this process that we want to get fixed. so lieutenant chris, thank you very much for joining us. we will see you next time take care. >> thank you appreciate it. >> and other prime authorities in san bernardino county, california guess what, they seized it more than 45 tons of illegal marijuana from a warehouse they say was a giant stash house. they value over $100 million. christina coleman is live in los angeles with more details on this huge hall.

>> a huge stash of process marijuana seized in this case is nearly three times as much marijuana as the dea has recovered in the l.a. area and the last two years combined. authorities discovered this a massive stash after following up on complaints about a smell in the area. during the bus they ended up seizing 51 truckloads of marijuana weighing over 90000 pounds. it amounted to more than 3000 trash bags filled with process marijuana stacks more than 12 feet high with eight market value of over $100 million. >> this was actually the buds which are more sought after. i would say sprite midgrade to high-grade marijuana. >> authorities found this huge stash newly built a metal building in a rural area about 80 miles northeast of los angeles and san bernardino county. marijuana is not allowed to be

sold or cultivated in this part of the county. >> this illegal or processed marijuana was seized in our county area which bands commercial activity which allows us to believe this is black-market weed. >> illegal marijuana cultivation sites in this rural area in particular, just northeast of los angeles has been a problem but san bernardino sheriff's deputies have seized tens of thousands of processed mari marijuana, tens of thousands of pounds of processed marijuana in this rural location. over the past few years. >> in 2021 was on influx of over 1400 marijuana illegal outdoor marijuana cultivation's. that was during operation hammer strike that lasted through 2022. we served over entered search warrants throughout the county. >> as for the latest drug bust t

authorities are investigating where the staggering of marijuana have come from and where it was possibly going for it so far no arrests have been made in this case. stew four all right christina thank you. arthel: new details on the suspect united healthcare ceo murder. police reportedly say he left manhattan by train to pennsylvania, not by bus as originally thought. after the shooting he went on the run for five days and it wound up in altoona, pennsylvania by someone at a mcdonald's there it recognized him and call the cops. the 26-year-old suspect is charged with second-degree murder in the shooting of united healthcare ceo brian thompson on a midtown manhattan street in the early morning of december 4. mr. thompson was outside a hilton hotel where he was scheduled to speak at an annual investor conference for the suspected critical writings of the u.s. healthcare system, united healthcare it says he was not one of their customers.

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eric: president-elect trump's promise to end u.s. involvement in the so-called forever wars in the middle east, it could be soon tested for that by the fall of the genji regime and through the power vacuum could leave a big opening. something for the terrace of isis.

dan hoffman fox news contributor, station chief joins us now. dan, and historic and astounding turn. can we use the fall of assad to stabilize the middle east? or is the threat from that radical islamic terrorist now even greater? i accidentally think we need to be involved. i certainly would interpret present electronic statement about not wanting to be involved in another forever war related to not being interested in sending hundreds of thousands of u.s. troops it back into the middle east. we definitely need to be engaged diplomatically. the chemical weapons the potential for terrorists there to get a foothold. there are roughly 50000 nicest terrorists right now being guarded by our kurdish out lies but we have to be concerned about that in a potential power vacuum in a civil war. when it comes to u.s. troops we don't need to gently knead funding from the gulf states.

we need to be engaged diplomatically in the region for sure. eric: thank god for the israelis. they have been a bombing the chemical weapons factories and the systems as well as taking out the syrian air force at the same time. do you think that syria potentially now will pose a threat or can it be stabilize? do you see a radical islamic isis ties to route regime or perhaps something t that could finally be modern? >> oh well, i think we have an opportunity to shape the post- conflict reconstruction in syria and deny i run the land bridge they benefited from, to supply their proxy hezbollah terrace of military support. i think that is certainly our national security interest. the more engaged we are the more likely we can ensure the future of syria that would threaten our regional allies enter other allies in the region the gulf states. enough to be concerned about the

threat beyond simply syria but we know what it isis caliphate looks like in syria and iraq from the obama administration. we do not want a repeat of that. when not allowed to grow becomes a lot more difficult to stop them years ahead in the future. eric: what types of steps specifically do you suggest or recommend the incoming administration take in order to deal syria? >> i think we need to engage diplomatically first it. we've got a real problem with that turkey targeting our kurdish out lies in seeking to take a territory in northern syria. we need that to stop because the syrian defense forces our kurdish allies have taken the fight to isis. the more they have to defend themselves from turkish artillery, the less able they are to fight isis. so we need diplomatically to get turkey to back off. i think the 900 troops we have right now and syria are there to help us find, fix, finish those

terrorist threats the preemptivt threats before they are visited on our shores here in the united states are in the region. when you get that foothold in erie as well. destroyed nuclear's program back in 2007 buried there is that as well put the israelis are experts at detecting those threats and preempting them before any harm is caused by this is an opportunity for us in the united states and our allies. i'd like to take advantage of it. >> now's the time to do that and hopefully as you say, it will happen. dan hoffman former cia analyst who knows it well. dan good to see you of course thank you. >> you too. arthel: south korea president has been impeached. what does that mean for a key u.s. ally in asia? that story is up next.

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arthel: constitutional crisis in south korea continues for lawmakers today voted to impeach the president after he briefly declared martial law earlier this month. he survived a first attempt to remove him last week has vowed to fight his impeachment. stephanie bennett is live with more per. >> yes the national assembly voted and passed that motion 20.

now all of the president powers get passed over to the prime minister. take a look at some of the footage from outside of the parliaments just hours ago. crowds celebrating after hearing the news by paid the impeachment motion alleged president committed rebellion that hurts peace in the republic of korea by staging a series of riots they claim saying he is globalization of military police forces, threatening national assembly and the public but martial law degree was aimed at disturbing the constitution. it is not over just yet for the constitutional court has up to 180 days to determine whether to dismiss as a present or restore his powers but if he is thrown out of office national election must be held within 60 days should choose his successor. supporters of the president gathered also to protest the impeachment. he said he will not give up and described this as a temporary pause in his presidency.

>> i will never give up. holding it in my heart all of the encouragement and support directed at me. i will do my best for the country until the very last moment. >> and president declared martial law on december 3. around six hours after that parliament unanimously voted to overturn it. forcing him to lift his decreased decorative state entity blinken says his impeachment shows south korea democratic resilience. >> the republic of korea hasn'ts demons we have seen it follow peacefully a process laid out in its constitution. and we are ready to work with the president as he assumes office. >> who proved to is under criminal investigation for insurrection over the martial law decree. it's currently banned from leaving the country. back to you. arthel: stephanie bennett thank you. sweetheart one hawaiian santa

claus is making sure the magic of christmas is accessible to everyone. whether or not they can hear the sleigh bells or not. the death of santa and that on a wall who has been a community tradition for more than 30 years. kids from across the state come to tell santa in sign language, what they want for christmas. deaf and hard of hearing performers entertain the more than 100 participants they are, just absolutely so heartwarming and wonderful. arthel: it really is wonderful. a special day today we honor those who served in the military. organizers behind wreaths across america hold the annual date tribute, their goal to lay over 2 million wreaths at more than 4600 locations across the country. one of the biggest events of the day at arlington national cemetery, the tradition started about 30 years ago by a wreath maker in maine who use a single truck to deliver 5000 wreaths in

arlington. again it's really a wonderful to see that tribute spirits before it really is pretty what a wonderful tribute. do not go any way we are now awaiting present like trump's arrival at the army/navy college football game. you see the special skybox and speaker mike johnson, there isao the vice president elect of ther united stateoms jd vance. arthel: will be live after this break. just quality tools you can trust at prices you'll love. ♪

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