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market is now very active and we have a lot of interest away from shanghai prospect for the housing market of bleak, in spite of measures such as cutting down payment requirements and easing restrictions on bias. use of over building with property prices only, seeming to rise have led to a massive bubble. that's now a major drag on the world 2nd biggest economy. all of this comes as china is trying to transform its economy, no longer dependence upon the construction of massive housing and infrastructure projects towards a future high tech society. but that means home buyers accepting the painful truth that the property bonanza is over. in this transition, one thing they got to do is to purse that housing bubble in that regard as quite successful because the housing level is versed as for china is government focused on maintaining social stability. the challenge is avoiding the kind of southern down to the results in a traumatic people and they try everything they could to control with a downturn, housing prices. but unfortunately, that means this housing decline probably will last for many years. t

is now very active and we have a lot of interest away from shanghai prospect's for the housing market of fall bleak. in spite of measures such as cutting down payment requirements and easing restrictions on bias. use of over building with property prices only, seeming to rise have led to a massive bubble. that's now a major drag on the world 2nd biggest economy. all of this comes as china is trying to transform its economy, no longer dependence upon the construction of massive housing and infrastructure projects towards a future high tech society. but that means home buyers accepting the painful truth that the property bonanza is over. in this transition, one thing they got to do is to pers, housing bubble in that regard is quite successful because the housing level is versed as for china is government focused on maintaining social stability. the challenge is avoiding the kind of southern down to the results in a traumatic people and they try everything they could to control the downturn, housing prices. but unfortunately, that means this housing decline probably will last for many years. that seem

. >> bleak outlook in lebanon, too, where the heavy task to rebuild begins. >> the family is upset as they lost the housememories. >> despite the cease-fire, both israel and hezbollah continue to trade attacks and accusations of violations. and now the idf said it's watching for threats further east. >> he wool make sure we prevent iran from arming hezbollah through syria. >> for civilians on the gaza strip, the cover of a cease-fire is a desperate dream. >> every minute for us is considered a loss. a loss of souls. >> today human rights group, amnesty international accused israel of committing genocide against palestinian people in gaza. israel condemns the claim. the u.s. state department today calls the accusation unfounded. >> the israeli government says intense gaza cease-fire talks are underway. president-elect donald trump's envoy to the middle east has traveled to qatar to kick start conversations to reach a deal ahead of trump's january 20th inauguration, bret? >> bret: alex hogan live in tel aviv, alex, thanks. up next preemptive pardons concept being considered in the final weeks of the biden-

house. >> america is always struggling and things not infrequently in the 20th century looked a little bleak through that. all of my reading of history has been about the phrase we got through that. we got through world war one. >> i felt hopeful i mean, i think what i love about this book is at first you can turn to any page and read something that is beautifully written, but also there is hope pretty much on on every page about the potential for who we are. the potential for for what this country is and also i go back a lot to the great people of america they are us. >> they are in our dna. they are fabulous. from artists to political figures to military leaders who look mad at the time in their own time and i take some inspiration from them and remind myself that they are part of what we are putting, pulling forward as we live each day. and i do as messy as our history is i do take comfort in it. we got through that. >> peggy noonan, the book is a certain idea of america and it is wonderful. thank you. >> thank you so much. thanks. >> we'll have a report about the situation in syria. we'l

other words, paint a bleak picture, these things don't pass, and people say it doesn't really matter who the president is. why does it matter if we have all three chamber, the house, senate and the white house? >> well, this is a great blessing for america, to have a unified government, when you have republicans in charge of all three levers of power, we can move the agenda. president trump spoke to the american people directly, and what he said resonated with them, because it was common sense. it's restoring america's greatness, things that all of us agreed with, and you know, you saw a demographic shift in the election cycle kelly anne, large number, large groups of people who had not traditionally been with the republican party at least for a long time, because they believe in those ideas and principles, now is our opportunity to do it, if we don't, the country that we know and love, will not long survive. this truly is kind of an existential moment for the country, people recognize that, in the election cycle and gave president trump 77 million votes. it was a land slide. a mandate, and we have to execute upon that mandate now. now is our time. >> the republi

housing, from homeownership to rental and everything in between, so that is a hopeful sign. we know how to solve homelessness. we have made progress in this country, and in particular, even among these bleak numbers this year, we saw a 7.5% decrease in the number of veterans sleeping on our streets or in shelters, and so we can take that example of what works and we can scale it and really began to reverse the tide of these tragic numbers. >> and i know from those who put the report out that they think that the migrant surge has in fact quelled since the biden administration's policies have changed over the summer so we will see what next year's report looks like. shaun donovan, thank you for talking with us. shaun: thank you, lisa. happy holidays. ♪ lisa: we start the day's other headlines with the deepening political crisis in south korea. the country's parliament has voted to impeach acting president han duck-soo. today's vote is the nation's second impeachment in just two weeks. it comes after han decided against appointing three judges to the court reviewing the previous impeachment of his predecessor. president yoon suk yeol was impeached on december 14th after his decision to decla

bleak picture of these things don't pass. and people say it really doesn't matter who the president is. why does it matter if we have all three chambers now? if we have the house, the senate and the white house? >> well, this is a great blessing for america to have unified government. when you have republicans in charge of all three of those levers of power, will actually be able to move this agenda. president trump spoke to the american people directly, and he what he said resonated with them because it was common sense. it's restoring america's greatness. it's things that all of us agree with. and, you know, you saw a demographic shift in the election cycle, kellyanne, large numbers, large groups of people who had not traditionally been with the republican party, at least not in a long time, because they believe in those ideas and those principles. so now is our opportunity to do it. if we don't, then the country that we know and love will not long survive. i mean, this truly is kind of an existential moment for the country. people recognize that in the election cycle. and they gave president donald j. trump 77 million votes. it was a landslide, a mandate. a

house in order. >> i don't want to make you the antidote guy, ian but i can't allow us to end this on tim admitting that he's pretty bleakg that we should be spending more time talking about, which is this, we are in a massive moment of transformation for this country. americans have lost faith in our system of government and the institutions within it and donald trump has said, i'm going to transform things by smashing them, and people have not been offered an alternative way to transform it and they said okay we will try that and the answer is that those who believe in the foundational values that undermine freedom of democracy, cannot be in a position and i'm guilty of this myself, of saying, we are going to defend traditions, norms, institutions, when what we really need to do is we need to transform them to deliver better for people and to work in the 21st century. we have let our system atrophy, we have a 20th-century democracy in a 21st-century world, and we need to get into the business of transforming it and making it deliver better otherwise trump is going to demolish it and we are all going to regret that. >>