people furious with that government's decision to turn away from inclusive ties with the youth. met by police to disperse the crowd, little voice, a kind of despise to this, the government doubled down, vowing to prevent any kind of revolution from taking place. give us hope soon. dot com, send that discomfort so there will be no more than in georgia. today's georgia is a no sends you create a 2013 and that's why the item scenario will not be realized. the and the youngest failed by pro e u. supporters has been bubbling away since the populace pro russian governing georgian dream. one last month's parliamentary elections. a vote that was mode white accusations of rigging and intimidation. you has questioned the results and close to the election to be held again on the international supervision and appeal supported by the countries president. he said she would not leave office when her time ends next month. when square in the water, we are entirely by you side. and we will remain united and to georgia, achieves that schools to return to its european pos via secure new elections and ensure that

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at a police station, we met hts men brought in to protect it. prime minister to discuss the way forward. so far, there is little clarity on what that could be. damascus is still largely shut down, and there is a curfew from dusk till dawn. at a police station, we met hts men brought in to protect it. we asked what would happen to the men who fought for assad. translation: our revolution is not for revenge. _ any policeman who does not have blood on their hands, we will work with them. the looting and vandalising that was seen on the first day, that appears to have stopped today. what we've seen at government buildings, public places, markets, is that rebels from hayat tahrir al—sham have been moved from idlib, the region which they control, en masse to damascus, to secure these places. but as of now there isn't a proper, functioning government in place. that vacuum can breed instability. who will run this country? an answer is needed quickly. yogita limaye, bbc news, damascus. we are going to continue our coverage of developments in syria in a m

joining the european union on wednesday, a prominent opposition leader was forcibly detained by police. dmitri met vancouver posts on the capital of lucy to the knocked unconscious in broad daylight by police opposition leader naked. but any is arrested while cameras are rolling. he's the head of the coalition for change movement. one of george's main opposition parties. his arrest came as police raided headquarters of other opposition groups, government backed media, se this video shows stockpiles of fireworks and other materials used by protest as in the dc prime minister clinical. but he is accusing the opposition of inciting violence. ma'am, a sort of the kind of good, especially if so, so i would not call it repression, but rather prevention, it is a fact. one thing is confirmed that people are systematically supplied with pyrotechnics and other means by the relevant political forces. this is absolutely clear that was late, so another member of the move with is the thing. the coalition for change says they're ready for the government to track down even if all of of of the team and taken to pr

homeland security and state police met with some new jersey officials including the mayor. >> i don'telieve they have any idea where the drones are coming from. >> reporter: many have questions including congressman jeff van drew who says individuals with high security clearance have a theory about where the drones come from. >> their concern is that a mother ship has left from iran weeks ago, coinciding about the time somewhere along the area of the united states. it doesn't mean they're right off the coast. >> reporter: in a briefing pentagon officials dismised the claim outright. >> we have no evidence that these are coming from a foreign entity. >> reporter: in mendham, new jersey, the coffee shop is where the drones have been spotted. how big are these things? are they different sizes? >> they are the size of small cars. like almost like a mini cooper or ford escape size. it's not something that a kid is buying off of amazon and flying around as a prank. like it's way, way past that. >> reporter: and we're in front of the arsenal which manufactures munitions products for the u.s.

i miss you, i miss heidi and yeah, yeah, i met the military police station and swayed up no matter what they do, even if they cut off your head tom or hand, don't tell them the guards name. and then they did forced me to tell them who we was and they killed him, needing to give it this one after the prison guard was executed seemed lost. all contact with us. um yes, she believes he's still alive and is determined to find him there. first stop is the left hospital 4 days earlier, december 8th, 2024. to date, march the beginning of a new era for syria. overnight, everything changed. after over 50 years of oppression under the assad family, the people are free. the real, i cannot like for the 1st one, i can feel we are we, we can, we can build something and prove of itself was the 1st time like, for the 1st time me as a syrian guy who stays, we can stay in our country will own own future with our own hands. every one here knows somebody who was arrested and tortured for 14 years, oppression under assad regime was a daily reality. the 1st time that i know what that can express and my friend

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met. hundreds of farmers have been sitting in protest as the police blocked key roads leading to delhi, inom marching towards the indian parliament. they've now given an ultimatum, asking the government to agree to their demands within six days. let's head to delhi now and speak to our india business reporter arunoday mukharji. that's the issue, so a deadline now in about six days, what happens, they're likely to come the table to negotiate?- the table to negotiate? well, that is the — the table to negotiate? well, that is the big _ the table to negotiate? well, that is the big question - that is the big question because this is going to be a concern for the authorities given that there are still memories from the last time the farmers hit the streets to protest in 2021 those protests lasted for nearly a year and gained so much momentum that the government had to repeal three agricultural laws, that was the kind of impact that these protests had a much by authorities will tread with caution because they understand the potential these protests can really have. so yesterday was just a glimps

today, homeland security and state police met with some new jersey officials, including mayor jim maley any idea where the drones are coming from. >> reporter: many still have questions, including congressman jeff van drew, who says individuals with high-security clearance have a theory about where the drones come from. >> their concern is that a mothership that left from iran weeks ago, coinciding about the time somewhere along the area of the united states. it doesn't mean they are right off the coast. >> reporter: but in a briefing today, pentagon officials dismissed the claim outright. >> we have no evidence that these activities are coming from a foreign entity or the work of an adversary. >> reporter: in new jersey, olivia demattio's coffee shop is right near the sensitive location where the drones have been spotted. how big are these things? you konw, are they different sizes? >> they are the size of small cars, like almost like a mini cooper or a ford escape size, so it is not something a kid is buying off of amazon and flying around as a prank. like, it is way, way past that. >

people furious for the government's decision to turn away from inclusive ties with the youth. met by police to disperse the crowd with a voice of cannon despise to this, the government doubled down, vowing to prevent any kind of revolution from taking place. give us hope soon dot com. so let us know what. so there will be no more than in georgia. today's georgia is in no sense you created with 2013 and that's why the items scenario will not be realized. on the south by pro e u. supporters has been bubbling away since the populace pro russian governing georgian dream, one last month's parliamentary elections. a vote that was mowed wide accusations of rigging and intimidation. you has questioned the results and calls to the election to be held again on the international supervision and appeal supported by the countries president. he said she would not leave office when her time ends next month. when squared the water, we are entirely by you side, and we will remain united until georgia achieves that schools to return to its european pos via secure new elections and ensure that it's view chais

>> well, i met that police chief in seaside at that training session, and he was drawn to the case after meeting the vallejo couple, the former vallejo couple who now live in the central coast. and from there he also watched the documentary, was transfixed and upset by what happened to the couple, by law enforcement that led him to write mueller and mueller. according to the da made admissions and offered details that only he knew with respect to both mountain view and the palo alto cases. >> it makes you wonder what other cases potentially could be connected to all this. it just doesn't seem to end. henry lee, thank you for that report. well, cases of the stomach flu are surging across the u.s. >> and up next this afternoon on the four, we'll talk live with the bay area infectious disease expert about what's behind the growing number of norovirus outbreaks and the steps you can take to avoid getting sick. >> plus, at 430, a major endorsement from mike johnson to keep his role as house speaker. president elect donald trump tries to keep his party united and over the bay area. >> this aft

dennis murphy: and when they met him, police were struck by brad's demeanor. hannah's car had been found, washington lacy, a police officer at the time, was pulling weekend duty when again into the station walked a fuming teenager demanding to know what was being done to find his missing girlfriend. first impression, didn't like him. he was, uh-- he just was abrasive. dennis murphy: brad's attitude wasn't the only thing to catch the officer's eye. right away noticed some scratches on him, and that-- we kind of raised our eyebrows at that. dennis murphy: lieutenant hughes was on duty that weekend, too. he made note of the angry boyfriend with the scratches. he's got physical injuries. he's coming on like a house afire. right. either he was completely innocent and concerned about his girlfriend and really loved her, or he had done something and was going to use us as a tool. could have fallen either way, though. right. right. dennis murphy: the detective said brad was visibly upset and told him he'd been a bad boyfriend-- jealous, controlling. we found out, you

at a police station, we met hts men brought in to protect it.en who fought for assad. translation: our revolution is not for revenge. _ any policeman who does not have blood on their hands, we will work with them. the looting and vandalising that was seen on the first day, that appears to have stopped today. what we've seen at government buildings, public places, markets, is that rebels from hayat tahrir al—sham have been moved from idlib, the region which they control, en masse to damascus, to secure these places. but as of now there isn't a proper, functioning government in place. that vacuum can breed instability. who will run this country? an answer is needed quickly. yogita limaye, bbc news, damascus. as the new groups in control of syria attempt to find their feet, globaland syria attempt to find their feet, global and regional powers are trying to make sense of what has happened and what could come next. germany and france have said they are ready to work with the new regime but the group is still considered a terrorist organisation by th

so yesterday, state lawmakers met with police and homeland security officials about all of this. but some left the briefing still looking for answers. >> it was ridiculous. there were no answers. every question that was asked by a member of the state legislature great questions, no answers, no resolution. they don't know where the drones are coming from. they don't know who's doing it. they don't know why they're doing it. but they say there's no credible threat. it was annoying to be there that's from one state lawmaker. >> joining us now is another state lawmaker, republican new jersey assemblyman john dimaio. thank you so much for being here. your district is where some of these drones have been spotted. so you've been hearing this from residents. you wrote a letter to the governor looking for answers. and in the letter, i saw that you said that the leadership silence have only amplified fears. clearly, a lot is not known. what answers have you received about these drones? >> well, so far, no response to the letter from governor murphy. >> but the more i see this play out, the

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so i think leads police to a suspect met. certainly government description, finding a width and fight hard things in his position. the anthony, welcome to the program. we started in syria, we rebel latest had begun to assume they control closely watched by the international community. the rebel late of who led the lightning offensive against the assad regime has met with the outgoing prime minister in damascus. the head of the cycled joint military operations combined with mahogany l gilani has dropped the number to get associated with his dad his past. and it's now using his real name ment i was shut off, but i'm doing is trying to both to is legitimacy by presenting a more and motorist public image, i'm headed for the series parliament which was also pro, aside like the prime minister says it supports the paypal's will to build a new future. what that will look like remains unclear, but many siri inside it can only get better. some damascus streets are covered and bullet casings. not from sight seeing that. but for me, joyc

. >> reporter: in new jersey, state lawmakers and local leaders met with state police and homeland security. them -- most left angry at the lack of information. a new jersey governor,'s office called the meeting, was a no-show. and in washington, the pentagon came out today saying these are not u.s. military drones and refuted claims by congressman that the drones or from an iranian mothership. >> there is no iranian ship off the coast of the united states and there's no so-called mothership launching drones towards the united states. our initial assessment is that this is not a -- the work of a foreign adversary or foreign entity. >> reporter: all this comes as the chinese national is arrested in san francisco after flying a drone over a military facility for about an hour and taking numerous photos. trace. >> trace: all very unusual, chanley painter in new york, thank you. ♪ ♪ >> trace: "fox news @ night" common sense department is not trying to be scully and mulder but this whole drone mystery has common sense baffled. these drone sightings have been happening across new jersey including

at a police station, we met hts men brought in to protect it. fought for assad. translation: our revolution is not for revenge. _ any policeman who does not have blood on their hands, we will work with them. the looting and vandalising that was seen on the first day, that appears to have stopped today. what we've seen at government buildings, public places, markets, is that rebels from hayat tahrir al—sham have been moved from idlib, the region which they control, en masse to damascus, to secure these places. but as of now there isn't a proper, functioning government in place. that vacuum can breed instability. who will run this country? an answer is needed quickly. yogita limaye, bbc news, damascus. what of the former president assad, syria's deposed leader, who's reportedly sought asylum in moscow? well, today the kremlin refused to say where he was, adding there were no plans for a meeting between him and president putin. our russia editor steve rosenberg has the story. at the syrian embassy in moscow, it was all change. up went the flag of t

josh mankiewicz (voiceover): officers from the laurel, maryland police department met kelly at the house to do what's called a welfare check, when police go to an address essentially to make sure something bad hasn't happened. we walked through the house. officer 1: laurel police. officer 2: laurel police department. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): they moved from room to room. kelly horn: so my dad normally would take the dogs out to make sure they went potty outside, and there was pee all over the floor. which meant the dogs had been left inside for a long time. right. because now, it isn't just the morning he's been missing, obviously. nobody has seen him. josh mankiewicz: since, like, the day before. right. officer 1: would he be down here? josh mankiewicz (voiceover): they went into the basement. another officer searched upstairs. officer matt zimmerman was there. nothing appeared to be in disarray. nothing appeared to be-- have a struggle. matt zimmerman: she grabbed some belongings and stated that she was going to continue to try and locate her father. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): la

the met police has lifted the rare red warning, while yellow and amber alerts are still in place acrossed regions . the weather affected regions. the weather has impacted travel, with rail services disrupted , bridges and services disrupted, bridges and roads closed. passengers at some of the uk's biggest airports have also described harrowing landings as air traffic restrictions are in place. our scotland reporter tony maguire is at glasgow airport for us as storm donna continues to wreak havoc across the country. >> scotland has made it through friday night relatively unscathed. the scottish environmental protection agency, sepa. well, they've got flood warnings for essentially all parts of the country, but only two have been escalated to flood alerts and that is in tayside as well as south ayrshire. that amber warning that stretches across the north west of england will that also leaks into dumfries and galloway with residents there told to stay inside until the bad weather dies off. >> prince william is set to meet donald trump in paris ahead of notre dame cathedral's grand reopenin

the head of its new government at al serra has met a senior delegation from police along with the head of the gulf co operation council. the foreign minister is set for talks in saudi arabia, u. n. a. agencies have to live in supplies to the indonesian hospital in northern concepts, many displaced palestinians heading this shelter despite it not being of functioning medical efficiency. south korea is, did you, and has ordered the inspection of all of its boeing 737800 fleet off to sundays crash that killed 179 people. the judge burst into flames after an emergency landing in the southern city of milan out as a result, mcbride has this report. 2 at the an apple terminal, when many family members had been expecting to welcome back, loved ones for the christmas vacation. they now gather in collective grease. joining didn't the quest to find the reason for this tragedy? because of the accidents must be clearly determined whether it was a human outer or a natural disaster. and this information must be accurate, the communicated to the families deal. socrates by providing extra stuff. and re

. >> 150 people have contacted the metropolitan police with either allegations or information about this abuse, and from that 150, the metied 90 new alleged victims, some with multiple allegations against mohamed al—fayed. >> there are serious questions over the way in which the metropolitan police handled initial allegations against al fayed. 21 women made complaints to police between 2000 and 5 and the date the tycoon died in 2023, claiming they had been sexually assaulted by him. but despite being questioned at one point and a number of files sent to the crown prosecution service for consideration, he wasn't charged. although al fayed can never now face justice. scotland yard announced in november that a number of other people are being investigated for possible related offences. >> as a result of inquiries. so far, we have now launched an investigation into a number of people associated with mohamed al—fayed. this investigation will look at what role those individuals may have played in facilitating or enabling his offending, and what opportunities they had to protect victims from his horrendous abuse. >> the post of

today police leaders met with city supervisors to share an update on new safety tactics and explain which areas still need improvement. new technology and incentives to increase recruitment are key factors. police say will help restore traffic safety next year. the department plans to incorporate drones, speed cameras and gps devices to make police chases safer. >> i think drones are going to be more helpful for sideshow enforcement, right? yeah. so and that there becomes helpful for trafficking, forced to get those cars off the road. hand-in-hand with sideshow activity comes reckless driving and dangerous street behavior. so the more cars we can get off the streets that are participating in that just full stop is a win for us. >> commander nicole jones there says there have been 42 traffic deaths this year. 25 of them involved pedestrians, part of the department's focus on pedestrian safety is to increase, increase up the police presence in areas with high accident rates. thursday night. football is almost here. the niners are hosting the rams tonight at levi's kickoff just over an hour

that full, this is a crew, it's who and it just met brussels of calls, suspended to police is the session before elections. so i just wanted to to think georgians all confused by what's going on or they see through ongoing events. well, a majority of georgia's us supported the current government and the elections result do the luxury results are, are, are saying that however, i'm sure that many georgia's feel frustrated, but about, of course there, there, there was. but the problem here is the relationship with the european union. it is always a relationship of dependence. so you is linking like things internal situation in georgia by sending these warm and cold signals by this policies of sticks and carrots. and then they agreed the turmoil in the country and accused the government of not being, you know, if you're a yes, like where the real reason for. busy or, you modeling in george's affairs is that they want them to be on the same page when it comes to the global, meet those war against russia. what they want georgia to do is do again and start a war to open another front bar. rush o

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and if we met with the state police. the state police have no information. can you imagine the department of defense must have some serious secret if we can't get any information of car-sized drones flying over our military bases. neil: so then you have to start asking yourself, all right, so either they'rewet holding information or -- withholding information or worse yet, and this could be more worrisome, senator, they don't know. >> well, that's really the point. so a car-sized drone comes in over the ocean, and we don't hear from the military, from the department of defense what that is. if now, we would believe as citizens that anything of that size would be noticed, and we would be advised what that is. so there must be a pretty big secret, because there has been top secret briefings. and every time someone comes out of a top secret briefing, we get the same answer. well, we need more information but, banner, it's not a threat -- apparently, it's not a threat. now, i don't know how they're determining that. the defense department must be speaking to som

and they just moved away from the met him on the streets of police as rioters looked at the top of parliament. the georgian president calls for students to join a pro you protesters, who likes page to the city, the . i'm rachel, ruble live, and the rest and capital you're watching r t international was a look at the top new stories from around the world. story and army is finding a major militant offensive that erupt id near the turkish porter in recent days. as russian aviation assist in the operation that reports at least 100 at terrace were eliminated over the past 24 hours of the syrian aero ami with support of the russian aerospace forces continues its operation to repel terrorist aggression in the live hama, under left by provinces, over the last 24 hours, miss island bombing strikes were conducted on militants, as well as hardware gathering areas, strongholds, fuel and ammunition storage facilities. vehicle columns, rocket launch, systems, and field artillery positions and come on centers. at least 100 terrorists were eliminated. and the statement also emphasized that the actions of a

met. the city is also canceling two police academies, which opd says will reduce total officer staffing to less than 600 at a time when the police union says the city needs 1000 officers. the city is also planning to slash police overtime, impacting sideshow enforcement and specialized units. but the police union says it doubts the city will be able to significantly reduce ot if they want to keep the city safe. what service are we going to give up and ultimately, when we give up certain type of service, we're going to see an increase in crime and people are going to be impacted. it's not only public safety being impacted, city services will also be reduced and layoffs or reassignments are expected for nearly 100 city workers, including around 30 public works employees. a city workers union says they believe the cuts will ultimately cost the city more in the long run. a lot of the things that we do, it's like it's invisible because it works. but when things like the sewer system starts to break down and back up, then then, you know, it's that's us. those are the things that we keep from hap

police. the home secretary announced there would be half £1 billion more funding for the met, including 100 million better neighbourhood policing including 13,000 more neighbourhood police officers. they will come in time. they are not all police officers, some pcsos, and some special constables. but police forces say they might actually have to do lose some experienced neighbourhood police officers they can no longer afford to pay for and watch more coming in through this new government scheme. the net effect of that would be green officers coming in and experience walking out of the door. that's one of their concerns, but there are many. it's worth saying they will be another funding announcement from the government in april. that is likely to be more long—term, and the government is under pressure to look at this formula which dates back to 2006, which it uses to decide which forces get what.- which forces get what. tom symonds — which forces get what. tom symonds in _ which forces get what. tom symonds in westminster, l which forces get what. tom symonds in westminster, thank you. a bbc world s

they have already met with foreign diplomats deployed a new police force syrians, the hoping of a new security. a process will been no resemblance to the old system, which tortured killed or disappeared. thousands of people he's coughing on fire is probably the one who says all a sudden was buried in the room, syria for nearly 30 years. and the son bush, all a sudden carried on his brutal rule. after he died, the rebels set to the blaze and the extensive compound on delani, the victory over a cruel and oppressive regime, with the scent could lead to imprisonment. this was one of syria's most viewed places under the sides. say, now your prison close to damascus. it was known as the human smell of the house. now people are coming to the abandoned facility, hoping to find clues to the whereabouts of their missing loved ones. since 2011, an estimated 150000 people have been detained or gone missing and syria many freed prisoners was sent to hospital the bodies discovered and said nadia was sent to monks with relatives and now trying to identify them. i've done it to you. a lot of the bodi

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new york city to help me in 2022 with gun violence, he came to the city, sat down with the police department, i met with his team several times, several initiatives, that's the same way i feel with the incoming president. i'm going to be working with this president. the american people communicated, not only did he win the electoral vote, he won the popular vote. they sent a clear message is, affordability, public safety, securing our border, and i'm going to move in the direction to bring the resources home to this city. this is not about me, jonathan, this is about we, the people of new york city, and i'm looking forward to getting some real things done. >> you say this is not about me, but there are quite a few people who think otherwise. i want to get your reaction to this quote from councilman lincoln wrestler. on your consideration of reopening an ice office on rikers. i'm quoting here, "the last thing new york city needs is ice in schools, shelters, and jails advancing their mass deportation scams. it's clear mayor adams is more interested in securing this than upholding our sanctuary laws."

don't get the police a glass quiet comes and met the president's plumbing thing, approval raising, which was 41 percent of the beginning of his time. it's also less than half of that figure ahead of his short lived marshall, lower tens before collapsing to his current level of only 11 percent. totally off the subsidies vote, locals fill the streets of sold to celebrate demonstrations. gather the outside parliament hailing the presidents impeach, minutes while also calling for him to be held accountable to the marshal little crisis. so when american journalist of the asia do a politics call a k j, no, we say is the political standoff install is far from the of the. and he was one of the most unpopular presidents in creating history. he came in with the tightest margin of any elected president. uh, and then his of, you know, popularity ratings went downhill from there. he knows all about impeachment because he was on the prosecution team that impeached the private, previous presidents normally on and pumpkin head. so he knows what he's doing now, as we know impeachment is just an indictmen

fact that i was up there, we actually raised that but it was also poignant as always, met a young woman who lost her policescholarship money to fay for her education. as you can see not just me. some of the fox family expwroind me. lisa boothe, parker, law enforcement on the left. if you want to join us next year or make a donation now google mcdavid group charities out of florida and find what you are looking for. >> todd, how did you do on the golf course? >> todd: "fox & friends" begins -- i should not be allowed to golf. >> carley: you are right about that because "fox & friends" does begin right now. ♪