i have followed from afar for a long time, watching the success he has had as he came up the business ranks very succ successfully. i watched that. i observed the olympics that was going to be embarrassing to the united states of america if someone didn't step forward and take care of the mess that it got itself into. and lo and behold, mitt romney did that. and i was so thankful pass an american and also admiring his skills to pull all this together because i know it is a difficult task working with the olympic committee. watching his campaigns, which i thought were electrifying. i could see in his heart, public service was what it was all about. my first encounter with mitt was as former governor. i was coming in. he was going out in 2006. i did -- he did this unbelievable thing about giving health care to everybody in his state. i called. governor have a certain bond. doesn't matter if you've met in person. there is a bond. mitt, tell me about this health care plan you have. joe, i was able to do this, this, this, because he mention some of the good people that were smart and were

and i've followed mitt's career from afar for a long time watching as he came up the business ranks very successfully. as he came up through the business ranks very successfully, i watched that. and i watched during the american olympics and embarrassed if someone didn't step forward and lo and behold mitt romney did that and thankful as an american, and i know it's a difficult task working with that olympic committee. watching his presidential campaigns were electrifying and i enjoyed it because i could see in his heart public service is what it's all about, but i really did-- my first encounter with mitt, we were governors in same time, i was coming in 2-4 and he was going out 2-6. so i called, governors have a certain bond, it doesn't matter if you never met before in person, there's a bond and i told mitt, tell me about the health care plan. >> you could do this, that this, this, and put things together. i know one thing, anybody that sits in position when you have good people around, someone has to assemble all of that material and put it in force and mitt was able to do that and i

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it is understood the government is considering a far more extensive reset of considering afar more extensivepost— bricks at relations. you are likely bbc news. after a massive man—hunt across multiple states in the north—eastern us, police have arrested a man in connection with the murder of united healthcare ceo brian thompson wednesday. 26—year—old luigi mangione was arrested in pennsylvania earlier today as a strong person of interest in the murder investigation. he has not been formally charged with the death of united healthcare ceo brian thompson in new york but he has been charged with carrying a firearm without a license and providing false identification to police. he is currently being held without bail after a brief court appearance and officials are now calling him a suspect. at a press conference in the past hour, police thanked the public for their help. the pennsylvania governor also issued a pennsyl

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buckley from afar, it's always a bit more complex. there is a public-private partnerships where you have to have some government missions and some government funding, but it's really great to have private contractors take some of the risk, as well. and i think we got -- it was president obama who decided, "no, we're not going to just make it nasa only. we're going to have these private contractors get fixed-cost contracts." and that's a partnership that might work. -but because the government had stopped innovating, and individuals were doing the innovating, right? -i do think that government and some of the big government contractors got sort of the hardening of the arteries. they were unable, and boeing has still been unable. even though it got a contract for a nasa rocket, -to get to the space station. - ...it still hasn't even launched a test flight to the space station that's worked. -well, to your point, you write about what general mark milley, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, said about elon musk. he said, "elon musk

. >> [speaking another language] reporter: we have stayed in touch from afar since then. >> nice to seehey were the hardest times. even now, when i think back, i wonder, how did we survive? it was a nightmare and it ended, thank god. reporter: but they're did not stop. their father raised his daughters on his own. their mother was killed when a rocket slammed into their kitchen. all of them have been striving for a better future. the starving girl we met is now studying food science at university. >> i never thought i would find a job here in the days of the regime. i always thought i would go to europe to work. but now, there is a chance to live here with dignity. >> we want a civilian government. not even any islamic one. we want to live together to coexist. we want whoever the president is to pack up and leave at the end of their term. we don't want another president for life. someone that they build statues of. reporter: the -- they insist we must visit their place of refuge in the siege. the monastery which opened its doors. a nativity scene now. the new syrian pastor finds christm

we've stayed in touch from afar since then. nice to see you.back, i wonder, how did we survive? it was a nightmare and it ended, thank god. but their suffering didn't stop. theirfather farhan raised his daughters on his own. their mother was killed when a rocket slammed into their kitchen. all of them have been striving for a betterfuture. the starving girl we met is now studying food science at university. translation: | never. thought that i'd find a job here in the days of the regime. i always thought that i'd go to europe to work. but now there's a chance to live here with dignity. translation: we want a civilian government, l not even an islamic one. we want to live together, to coexist. we want whoever the president is to pack up and leave at the end of their term. we don't want another president for life. someone they build statues of. they insist we must visit their place of refuge in the siege. the jesuit monastery which opened its doors. a nativity scene now. the new syrian pastor finds christmas hope in their story. this is what is a

we've stayed in touch from afar since then. nice to see you!rdest times. - even now, when i think back, i wonder, how did we survive? it was a nightmare and it ended, thank god. but their suffering didn't stop. theirfather, farhan, raised his daughters on his own. their mother was killed when a rocket slammed into their kitchen. all of them have been striving for a betterfuture. the starving girl we met is now studying food science at university. translation: | never. thought that i'd find a job here in the days of the regime. i always thought that i'd go to europe to work. but now there's a chance to live here with dignity. translation: we want a civilian government, l not even an islamic one. we want to live together, to coexist. we want whoever the president is to pack up and leave at the end of their term. we don't want another president for life, someone they build statues of. they insist we must visit their place of refuge in the siege — thejesuit monastery which opened its doors. a nativity scene now. the new syrian pastor finds christma

serious territory in the golan heights assets, allies, iran and russia will be watching the summit from afar. their influence of interest did not align with those meeting and about absent from the meeting or the syrians whose breathtaking victory has changed the politics of this volatile region. what happens in the alcohol but will affect them immediately and strategically? the challenge for them now is to safely maneuver all those agendas to get the job of syria and recovery. done no to all day. i just need to talk about jordan. robert ford is the former us ambassador to syria and is currently a senior fellow at the middle east institute. he joins us from bank or in maine. robert, thanks so much for being with us today. us secretary of state anthony, blinking the had been in turkey holding talks with the turkish foreign minister. how kind of feed on they spoke about the importance of calendar and any resurgence of iso in syria, but throughout the syrian civil war. the u. s. center key have backed rival opposition groups. can the us answer key actually reconcile their positions going forward

but when you watch from afar, you see they are giving it up, but they're giving it up as much as they can on their own timetable. and it allows them to control the narrative and the purpose of controlling the narrative is to maintain public support for whatever your policies are. so big counteroffensive in ukraine is a bust okay, we're still making slow but steady progress. and that will remain the talking point until, if we cut off aid to ukraine in a new administration, i bet you the talking point will then become how corrupt the ukraine government is and how much it wastes our money. there's a talking point for every policy. that's how it got to be a policy, right? and they do, in my estimation, too good a job, or we don't do a good enough job of taking that narrative away from them. and that was happening while i was there. i'm not monday morning quarterbacking since i've left. >> sean? >> thanks for doing this, sean carburry, national defense. you came up in an area where conflict journalism -- first of all, it was three networks, there was a format, there was kind of a style, a

earth's atmosphere down the sun's atmosphere, my dream was to live this moment as a scientist even from afart of this project for 16 year and living it is a dream come true. i am dreaming with me as open. that is such a lovely way of describing it. thank you very much in the best of luck with the rest of the project. you for having me. the rest of the pro'ect. you for having me._ the rest of the pro'ect. you for having me. now it is time for having me. now it is time for the look _ for having me. now it is time for the look at _ sport back here on earth. here's chetan. hello from the bbc sport centre. manchester united manager ruben amorim says marcus rashford does want to play for the club, amid speculation the striker wants to leave old trafford. rashford's missed united's last three games, after saying he was ready for a new challenge. after their 3—0 defeat to bournmouth, united are 13th in the premier league and go to wolves on boxing day. amorim says he wants rashford and all his players to meet the challenge ahead. like any other player, the best that they can be. if you have big tale

busy what stands out most to you when you look afar and positioning now for the countries future. so i can answer this and to kind of to segment the cost is now what's happening. what's happening now is, is that the countries are kind of coming out of the shop and the engaging with the new regime, the excepting the existence of a new regime. uh, the countries are positively engaging with, especially the regional are countries. and also international communities, dealing with this new regime. this actually includes the restaurant that is a contact or communication to, to maintain some sort of relations with, with this new regime. although it is on the stand that these relations will be extremely limited now. and the 2nd part is, is uh that it has to do with the future. and this is important because as you said, you put in very well, syria has been metal was a lot. uh, it is a highly international our civil war, or it was. so there is a fee of a foreign countries intervening, especially in direct deals through proxies all the, you know, a destabilizing the country, all pushing and s

now we are on to storm number two in the last three days, and it's just better to observe it from afarstill some warnings as we head on into the sierra region for tonight. so let's get you the details in the microclimate forecast. right now we do have areas in pink right now. the winter storm warning through at least ten, as we see not only the 1 to 2ft expected in those higher elevations, but also those gusty winds. the ridge tops could be looking at 120 plus mile an hour gusts there. so just avoid that area. if you can let the snow come down and just observe it from those live cameras. we come back here into the bay area. boy, storm ranger sure had a lot of work today on top of san bruno mountain, picking up all of that rain, but now just some scattered light showers that continue as we wind down for tonight. so what happened in the last 24 hours? as we got that front moving in, we had about 2 to 3in in the north bay, one and a half in san francisco. we come down into san jose nearing that one inch mark, but we see right there through the santa cruz mountains, over three inches of ra

serious territory in the golan heights assets, allies, iran and russia will be watching the summit from afar. their influence of interest did not align with those meeting in october. absent from the meeting or the syrians whose breathtaking victory has changed the politics of this volatile region. what happens in the alcohol but will affect them immediately and strategically. the challenge for them now is to safely maneuver all those agendas to get the job of syria and recovery. done. not all day, i'll just need to talk about jordan. the german chancellor, olaf schultz has addressed the concerns of about a 1000000 siri and asylum seekers in his country. that's after 4, right. politicians called for them to be expelled. now that the said redeem has fallen short says that won't happen. but germany is one of several european countries that is freezing newest island proceedings for syria nationals, feler to have the full price votes. many syrians have successfully put down roots here in germany. 5000 syrian doctors work in our hospitals alone. some statements made in recent days have deeply unse

serious territory in the golan heights assets, allies, iran and russia will be watching the summit from afar. their influence of interest did not align with those meeting in october. absent from the meeting or the syrians whose breathtaking victory has changed the g of politics, of this volatile region, what happens in alcohol, but will affect them immediately on strategically? the challenge for them now is to safely maneuver all those agendas to get the job of syria and recovery done. not all the address ita up jordan. robert ford is the former us ambassador to send the m. he says it remains to be seen whether the us on to kia can reconcile the differences over the counter sled, sylvia democratic forces. i have seen no evidence yet that the americans are prepared to relinquish their use and partnership with the syrian and democratic forces that i have see no indication that turkey has back tracked from its animosity towards the syrian democratic forces. syrians over through the outside governments themselves and without significant outside help. and syrians are in control of what's happenin

serious territory in the golan heights assets, allies, iran and russia will be watching the summit from afar. their influence of interest did not align with those meeting in october. absent from the meeting or the syrians whose breathtaking victory has changed the politics of this volatile region, what happens in the alcohol but will affect them immediately and strategically? the challenge for them now is to safely maneuver all those agendas to get the job of syria and recovery done. not all day, i'll just need to talk about jordan. there was joining us now from occupied. so there's a lot of cautious optimism isn't there, but there's a lot of questions also about having your administration is actually gonna run the serial. what can we expect today over of that, as you said, there are a lot of questions and concerns. and today, all of those actors, whether it's the error of countries or key in the united states, the european union, they will have to come up with some sort of middle ground. how to deal with this administration will continue to be on the sanctions list. will it, will they be, y

. >> as to the malibu franklin fire, likely something will continue to watch from afar in northern california chances of a large, devastating fire like what we're seeing to the south, happening to the north with the rains that we're having, the fuel moisture levels that they're at now is just not very likely. >> j.r. stone, abc seven news. >> new at 11. we now know when the fillmore safeway in san francisco will close. safeway released a statement saying the store on webster street will close around february 7th. it was originally going to close earlier this year, but public pressure kept the doors open for 11 more months. all employees will be reassigned to other safeway locations in the san francisco area. pharmacy customers can have their files moved to another safeway of their choice. >> the homelessness crisis is one of our biggest challenges in the work to build a better bay area, and tonight another city is taking aggressive new steps. novato is the latest to restrict camping, empowered by a landmark supreme court decision over the summer. abc seven news reporter tim johns is in the no

[laughter] i am a fan from afar it's obviously a big deal but i want to talk about soto not through thenstead about where a right fielder might look at sears. >> goes the back of a baseball card. you think it is tough out there. [laughter] led the and grocery begging but guys had other jobs even in sports is because the good night, everybody but as you follow the evolution of sports during our which is beyond all believable pounds, hasn't lost innocence for you, are you where you were when playing with toys posting them on twitter? >> you lose innocence. i remember when the 6 million-dollar man was. [laughter] is about 125 steve austin's. [laughter] >> one of your viral tweets which put you on the map and the panel may not be familiar, howard cosell talking to our good friend caitlyn jenner who was bruce jenner oj simpson and says ladies and gentlemen, i have seen into the future and you will not believe [bleep] which i think is so funny and a good phenomenal use of past and present context but knowing how it's not here to see it, do you think howard could even fathom what we are? >> ou

. >> as to the malibu franklin fire, likely something will continue to watch from afar in northern californiahe chances of a large, devastating fire like what we're seeing to the south, happening to the north with the rains that we're having, the fuel moisture levels that they're at now is just not very likely. >> j.r. stone, abc seven news. >> new at 11. we now know when the fillmore safeway in san francisco will close. safeway released a statement saying the store on webster street will close around february 7th. it was originally going to close earlier this year, but public pressure kept the doors open for 11 more months. all employees will be reassigned to other safeway locations in the san francisco area. pharmacy customers can have their files moved to another safeway of their choice. >> the homelessness crisis is one of our biggest challenges in the work to build a better bay area, and tonight another city is taking aggressive new steps. novato is the latest to restrict camping, empowered by a landmark supreme court decision over the summer. abc seven news reporter tim johns is in the

people are surprised at how well he speaks chinese, but also seeing afar never sold the whole change functioning is a city of 13000000 like other or maybe only 30 german. i should like to hold off off tasha. oh cool. so yeah. how did you, how about the different offers? you know, there's yeah. have you all or right . so yeah, no, it's just me. if you think about it, then i that is the city with 13000000 people and there are only 30 or 40 germans because i think course is normal from people c a 4 and you hear this say, wow, never seen a foreigner before kind of thing. yeah, think of when children see me in the street, the alternate screen hold on. okay. wow. know why. now the corner of the that in the middle of the chinese make this easy, the loan. why sales? typical gym and food. they now have 6 locations in the city. he came up with the idea together with one c in the other half of the product, debris divorced for sausage brothers. you know, as part time from germany, not from the same mother was also still like brothers. you call me this like a life homeless hope the wife is going

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could have done that in a more way where we've not had the loss of life in the chaos that we saw from afar, from tvs. and so forth, from folks on the scene there. it was it was too chaotic. and then i, of course, for the taliban taliban, the one place you don't want to be is a woman is in afghanistan. they treat women so poorly, particularly when it comes to education. there are some in the taliban that one education to continue for women. but it's it's hard to make it happen. my wife involved in an afghan organization that provides to young street children mainly and men boys and girls. but the girls part has been cut way back. they still do it, but it's been cut way back. and that's that doesn't bode well for afghanistan in the future. we need a lot of educated people in afghanistan and they don't have many. and here is a chance. and if the women are cut out, then i'm afraid we're doomed. repeat. so and in preparation for having a conversation she with you this morning i look back to some old interviews you did or you did. that's an unfair to 20 years ago. at that time you said the numbe

want to compromise and he is dealing with donald trump and apparently elon musk, sending signals from afar and some cases underconsult him. but so i think that what we have seen today. hakeem jeffries minority leader in the house has gotten the democrats to vote for this bill. you haven't seen a unified force republican side. going forward. in the senate. people will vote for this and but you think about the reason that this remains controversial is because they did not extend the debt limit, right? and what is that about? that's about the future of republican plans to pass an extension of the trump tax cut of 2017. if you don't pass it, where is the money coming from? what is the trump agenda going forward. choose raise the debt limit. don't have to get done. you look at what happened happened in washington, d.c. in recent decades. mitch mcconnell was talking about not shutting down the government. first time in d.c. i think we had 1.8 trillion in debt. and now it's 20 times that. i don't think you do have much disagreement between republicans and democrats when it comes to adding all thi

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i have followed mitt's career from afar for a long time. watching this success he has had as he came up to the business ranks very successfully. as he came up to the business ranks very successfully i watch that. i enter the olympics that was going to be embarrassing to the united states of america if someone didn't did a sted take care of a mess that got itself into. lo and behold mitt romney did that and i was so thankful and admiring his skills to pull this altogether because i know it was a difficult task working with that olympic committee. i watched his presidential campaign which i thought were absolutely electrifying and i enjoyed it because i could see in his heart the public service is what it was all about. but i but i really come a ft encounter with mitt, we were both governors to go that the same time. i was coming in, he was going out. he did this unbelievable think about getting health care to everybody in his state is actually something phenomenal. so i called. governors have certain bond. doesn't matter who you are where yo

hitch of the rockefeller christmas tree which has been standing tall giving joy to all who travel from afar to come to see it for 80 years. the first three when up in 1931. i was during the depression when workers at rockefeller center collected funds to rank their own tree is a 20-foot high tree which they decorated with homemade ornaments. christmas is a type of traditions and rockefeller christmas tree is one of the best of them. >> our offices are hereby invoice, everyone comes from around the world remember if you have your own hit or miss be sure to send it to us to er on fnc but that's it for this week show thank you to mike emanuel and all of you for watching. merry christmas. hope to see ri see you right het week. arthel: holiday trouble rushes out for aaa predicting nearly 120 million people will hit the roads in the skies between today and new year's day. but not so fast but winter weather could put a lot of travel plans on ice hour of "fox news live" i am arthel neville hi eric. eric: man oh man today -- mckay mayor sean today the sturdiest sort of the busiest travel season of t

is stunning how many people are still living under the covid rules and supposedly teleworking from afarl buildings so empty and so unused. and the lack of collaboration that happens along the way. now, obviously, one of the things the oversight committee has is jurisdiction on so many of these scandals that are going on. as you look down the agenda her, you've got a new book coming out. i'm excited about this. "all the president's money" comes out where you're going to go back and look at what joe biden and hunter biden and that flow of money that was coming through. that is one thing that you'll probably continue to follow through on. but what are some of the other key investigations that the oversight committee is prioritizing going into the 119th congress? >> from an investigation standpoint, we need to hold people accountable. and you look at with respect to what's come out this week with the pictures that the national archives never would release that show that joe biden lied. he did, in fact, introduce his son to all these chinese people. joe biden did, in fact, meet with all thes

you've been a huge champion through the decades, as long as i've known you and seen you from afar, youave been a huge, you know, let's lessen government. let's starve the beast. we've got to have less government in our lives. but is there a single policy out there that is the most key in your mind to fixing the economy and moving this country forward? >> well, we need to get the trump tax cuts from 2017 to be made permanent, take them out another 10 years. that's the president's top agenda. we need to do it now so that businessmen and women asking themselves can we hire another truck, should we employ if two more people, you need to know now what taxes are going to be a year from now and two years from now if you're going to make those decisions. so we need that tax cut x. there are a number of things the president wants to add to his previous accomplishments; taking the corporate rate to 15% which would make us competitive with china, more competitive with the rest of the world, taking a look at getting rid of the inflation tax, in the taxing inflation on capital gains. the president

we've watched you from afar and god bless you. godspeed.e a wonderful, wonderful holiday and a merry christmas. alina, thank you. >>> all right, joe biden, he's got one month. you still have another month of this, folks, in his term. apparently he has no regrets. when asked during a recent podcast interview what he wanted his legacy to be -- this is hard to do with a straight face -- biden answered, "i keep my word that what i said i was going to do something i did it." really? here's a quick reminder of just some of the promises joe biden broke... >> various shots that people are getting now cover that. you're okay. you're not going to get covid if you have these vaccinations. >> we have a process in place to manage migrants at the border. we're working to ensure it's safe and humane. >> sounds to most folks like a crisis. >> look, it's way down now. we've now gotten control. >> are you committed to making sure that the troops stay until every american who wants to be out is out? >> president joe biden: yes. wages for working families have

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hitch of the rockefeller christmas tree which has been standing tall giving joy to all who travel from afarrkers at rockefeller center collected funds to rank their own tree is a 20-foot high tree which they decorated with homemade ornaments. christmas is a type of traditions and rockefeller christmas tree is one of the best of them. >> our offices are hereby invoice, everyone comes from around the world remember if you have your own hit or miss be sure to send it to us to er on fnc but that's it for this week show thank you to mike emanuel and all of you for watching. merry christmas. hope to see ri see you right het week. arthel: holiday trouble rushes out fopr