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larry: nate foy, terrific stuff. be safe nate foy.e biden administration trying to handcuff israel and trying to appease iran? maybe i'm being too harsh on them but i don't think so. let's bring in robert o'brien, former national security advisor of the trump administration. robert, thank you for your time. robert, you heard what nate foy said, hamas they hide behind mosques, schools, hospitals, all that is illegal under international rules of law better than i know, and yet, and yet, i don't hear that kind of criticism from the biden administration or the qataris or the egyptians. they would rather go after israel which, in my opinion has done a great job upholding the law. why is this? why are they always finding fault with israel? >> you know what? it really amazes me, larry you listed off a series of what are actually war crimes. i was a jag officer in the army as younger man, storing weapons in a mosque, taking hostages, using civilians as human shields those are war crimes. they're all being committed by hamas. anyone killed as

thank you so much very much nate foy. be safe. appreciate these reports. >> joining us now aaron cohen, aaron you heard nate foy's report. this is a great, all these officers of u.s. government, national security advice rare aadviser stater-- s they start we support israel's, f, ofirs effort then that i want to give them all kinds of advice. and whole thing will take longer. that is you h have been telling us, i don't know, i asked this question, when will they stop meddling just let idf do what it knows how to do and going to do. >> well, they will stop meddling 1 they release that thicker the handcuffs they put on israel, and longer it takes for israel to destroy hamas. physically. and ideologically the sooner it will affect u.s. national security. the longer it takes israel to topple hamas, the crazier it will get to united states. cutting back to what wray said he has not seen this much of a threat since 9/11. and more the u.s. is probably will start moving to get biden out of the white house, get someone in there that underst

nate foy is live in jerusalem with the latest on the hostage talks. >> hated jon. are talks are ongoing but today we are also learning more about what those three israeli hostages did to try to survive before they were exi accident ws shot by israeli soldiers who believed they were hamas terrorists. take a look at these pictures released by the idf today you see signs the hostages put up they wrote messages with a left over food according to the idf the messages read quote sos and a help. three hostages chief of staff said the three men took their shirts off to show troops they did not have explosives. they approach them while waving a white flag. but in the confusion of war idf soldiers shot and killed them. he said tonight this is not how soldiers are trained to react with hostages or palestinians. listen to this. >> if it's to gazans with a white flag coming out to surrender, it would be shoot at them? absolutely not. absolutely not. that is not the idf. >> jon, take a look at the city of the idf also announced it found the largest hamas tunnel yet in gauze of t

larry: nate foy, wow, thank you very much and be safe. let's go back to washington, d.c., talk to fox business's edward lawrence standing by at the white house. edward, what are you being cooking up there? >> reporter: we're hearing a when it relates to the houthis a lot of stop, or stop again. houthis continue to go after and agitate shipping in the red sea area. state department slapped sanitation on 13 people and entities who are backing the houthis in yemen. some of those people are physically in iran. this is the first move u.s. made against anyone in iran since october 13th when iranian proxies started attacking u.s. troops in the middle east and attacking ships on the high seas. spokesman john kirby very careful about the messaging when talking about the houthis. listen to this. >> it is a clear risk to the potential widening and deepening of conflict. we said early on when the president ordered additional military capability we don't want to see any actor, state or non-state or widen and deepen this conflict. what the houthis are

nate foy is on the ground with more of this story. thank you for helping us out. you tell us? reporter: of course, larry, absolute tragedy as israel faces pockets of resistance by hamas fighters in the northern gaza strip. idf announced this tragedy today. take a look at these hostages they were accidently killed because israeli soldiers believed that they were hamas terrorists. this is in the northern gaza strip in the town and idf said hostages were running and believed they were trying to escape. today hamas launched rockets at the capitol of jerusalem since the first of october. take a listen to this. >> i have and will continue to stay president biden is the united states commitment to preserving space for peace, for a two-state solution where israel's security is guaranteed. reporter: you heard national security adviser jake sullivan there explaining the united states position here. that was after he met with the presidents of israel and palestinian authority, and also israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, larry, disagrees very strongly with that vision

our own nate foy on the ground in northern israel with much more.tell us? >> reporter: larry it has been a busy day militarily and politically. you mentioned 70 hamas terrorists surrendered in northern gas today at a hospital. the expected timeline of this i can't remember with the defense minister goal lant telling national security advisor jake sullivan this war will take several months. the newest individual yow! out of gaza as idf continues to fight hamas terrorists in close combat. they fought them in a school and kahn younis they destroyed two tunnel shafts and rocket site used to house weapons. they met with the president of the red cross today. they demanded israeli hostages receive medical care. the humanitarian crisis continues to worsen for palestinians. many are hungry. you see them grabbing food and water from a truck in rafah. today national security advisor jake sullivan said he spoke with israeli benjamin netanyahu about transitioning from the war's current phase to a more precise and targeted phase with less civilian impact. here is

all right, nate foy if, thank you very much. and, please, be safe.eanwhile, let's go back to washington, d.c., talk to fox business' edward lawrence standing by at the white house. edward, what you cooking up there? >> reporter: you know, we're hearing when it represents to the houthis a lot of stop. so the houthis continue to two after and agitate shipping in the red sea area. the treasury department today did slap sanctions on 13 people and entities who are backing the houthis in yemen. some of those people physically in iran. this is the first move the u.s. has made against anyone in iran since october 17 when iranian approximate cities started -- proxies started attacking troops in the middle east as well as hijacking ships in the red sea. national security spokesperson john kirby very careful about the messaging when talking about the houthis. listen to this. >> it's clearly a risk, a potential widening and deepening of the conflict. we said from very, very early on when the president ordered additional military capability that we don't want to

nate foy a in northern israel thank you. bill: police are investigating a pro- palestinian protesters set themselves on fire resulting in serious burns yesterday for this happening outside the israeli consulate in atlanta said the security guard who intervened suffered minor burns to the wrist and leg investors say they think this was an act of extreme political protest and not connected to terrorism. after susan's friend as apologizing for controversy and try a resume in new york city last month. she was dropped by her talent agency after she told the crowd she was our quote getting a taste of what it's like to be muslim in this country. so often subjected to violence. the cb cotton joining us live in york city with more on this. so it cb, she changed her tune a little bit? what's in a bit lengthy instagram post that quote terrible mistake. she went on to say as we all know from centuries of oppression and genocide in europe to the tree of life shooting in pittsburgh, pennsylvania jews have long been familiar with the relig

arthel: r8 nate foy thank you. before former president trump set to speak at a rally there you can see just coming up to the podium. his visit followers governor chris sununu endorsement of his rival nikki haley earlier this week. you note mr. trump 38 days until the primary they are. let's listen to former president donald trump. structure making rich people richer biden's inflation catastrophe is demolishing your savings and ravaging your dreams. his skyhigh energy prices nobody has ever seen anything like it. they are brutalizing your wallets. our border has been erased we have no border any longer. drugs, criminals, gang members and terrorists are pouring into our country. they are running wild and are democrat run cities as well. christians and conservatives and cricket joe's breathtaking weakness. he is bad. at worst president in history. the world is going up in flames while you suffer the ravages of inflation in your biden buying the power goes down to levels never seen before. your buying power has never s

claire foy and jamie bell. good morning. [ laughter ] >> that was happening, wasn't it? [ laughter ] i want to start with you, claire. about the movie. 97% on rotten tomatoes. it's a real tear jerker, to the point where your agent cried reading the script. >> yes, he did. >> why do you think it connected with people in that way? >> it's interesting. obviously, since the strike, we've only been to a couple of screenings. but when you go -- also speaking to journalists. everybody picks something from the film that means something to them. it's a different moment that they connect to. it's about family and love, loss. but also something to hope for. it's got such a wide scope. it's kind of universal. >> you shot the film in the director's hometown. that helpeded connect you to the family feeling. >> his actual home. he lived in until he was 9 or 10. he knocked on these people's doors and said, do you mind if we film you? they rearranged the house to look exactly the way it was. we are playing a version of his parents. not his a

the hostages home is to apply more military pressure on hamas and gaza i'm a trace. >> trace: nick foyn israel. thank you, the words israel and ukraine putting temper on the holidays. but the next just to remind us about the blessings of freedom we have right here in the u.s. lee greenwood who wrote the popular song "god bless the usa." 40 years ago, it is great to have you on and thank you for coming to the show. to be appreciated. your bro "god bless the usa" in 1983 and then we will ask a question on the backside. speak okay. ♪ ♪ >> trace: it is interesting because you still hear the song especially around the holidays, lee. i want to put up this gallup poll, how proud are you to be an american? if you go back to 2001, 87%. now the number 67%, lee. it has dropped dramatically. what is your take on that? >> well, it bothers me greatly. we just passed anniversary of pearl harbor day. my dad joined the navy after the bombing of pearl harbor and i honor him for his service in the navy and two years in the marine. proud to be an american? as, those were the people who gave their lives an

nate foy, thank you from new york. new details are emerging about the administration's meeting with the mexican president. gillian turner is in mexico city with more. gillian? >> hi, ed. following yesterday's meeting in mexico city, officials will travel to washington to meet with president biden at the white house to continue this ongoing dialogue. this is confirmed on both sides here. take a look at this in a joint statement today. u.s. officials discussed an nesty in the meeting including the situation of hispanic migrants that have been undocumented for years and the daca beneficiaries that are a vital part of the u.s. economy and society. u.s. officials said very little about what transpired, but insisted that they were very impressed by what some of the new actions that mexico is taken and seen in recent days a significant reduction in border crossings. the foreign minister made clear the government viewed the border crisis as somebody else's problem. listen. >> we're talking about economic part as well as the st

>> bret: nate foy. iranian backed fighters has left five dead.hat's the word from american commanders. it's latest retaliation for almost 08 attacks now on u.s. forces since mid october. including 15 rockets fired at a u.s. basis in syria. jennifer griffin has update tonight from the pentagon. the u uss carney shot down one t three drones launched yemen sunday. >> we cannot assess at this time whether the carney was a target. we have every reason to believe that these attacks while they were launched by the houthis in yemen were fully enabled by iran. >> the vice chairman of the joint chiefs called the attacks unprecedented, suggesting an international maritime task force is needed. >> this is a first for attacks on international shipping. and that's a big deal. >> in total, there were four attacks against three separate commercial vessels. operating in the southern red sea near yemen sunday. these three shipping vessels are connected to 14 separate nation. none were israeli. the uss carney responded to the distress calls. it detected antiship ba

nate foy is live on the ground in northern israel with more on this. nate. >> hey, trace, the sun is about to rise here in about 30 minutes for a second day of fighting. as israel announces the deaths of six hostages who were kidnapped by hamas terrorists back on october 7th, for the first time in a week no more hostages came back to israel after the ceasefire broke down. take a look. the sounds and sights of war are back, in gaza and israel. >> hamas feels the power of our strikes. they only respond to force. >> with more than 130 israeli hostages still in gaza, hamas refuses to release the remaining women. shortly after leaving israel this morning, secretary of state antony blinken disputed hamas's claim that is reel violated the ceasefire agreement first. the idf says it hit more than 200 hamas targets in gaza including in the southern city where leaflets warn palestinians to move to evacuation zones. many did not. the cost to property and life is severe. >> today hamas fired rockets at southern and central israel and missiles at tel aviv. while hez

>> rich: nate foy in jerusalem.nk you. >>> let's get some analysis now on a conflict from a former green beret who trained with the idf derrick anderson and former spokesman for the israeli consulate in new york, shahar azani. derrick, first to you this operation startedd in the north, moved to the south, still operating in the north. what's the latest on the ground there? >> yeah, so you have to understand rich, writ now we have the israelis operating in the north doing ground operations, doing clearance operations. most recently, you know, they've been conduct clearance operations with the two major hops in the north and from what we've heard they've gotten through a majority of the tunnel systems in the north but as we know as one tunnel system gets cleared there's the possibility they go to another tunnel system. you will that being said we have the middle portion and southern portion of gaza where they're conducting missile and air strikes continuously on the southern portion to keep the pressure on hamas. also

>> bret: nate foy live in jerusalem.e, thank you. ♪ >> bret: from israel's borders with gaza to our u.s. borders in the southern border, breaking tonight, a federal appeals court has temporarily blocked the biden administration from removing razor wire barriers placed alongs mexican border just by texas. also tonight we are learning the u.s. southern border saw a record number of migrant encounters in a single day, earlier this week. correspondent bill melugin is in lukeville, arizona again tonight with the latest. good evening, bill. >> bret, good evening to you. cbp sources tell fox news that more than 12,600 migrants were encountered here at our southern border yesterday alone that is the highest single day total ever report recorded in u.s. history. take a look at the scene in eagle pass last night. remarkable footage captured by one of our sources on the ground there showing masses of thousands of migrants waiting for border patrol to take custody of them after they had crossed over illegally. primarily venezuelan.

nate foy thank you. >> leave a chair empty at christmas. u.s. warships shot down 14 attack drones were launched from trend eight controlled areas this morning for the idf reported to a radiant rebels have launched more than 70 strikes towards israel so far since the war began. elsewhere in the middle east a rating back to proxies have launched almost 100. ninety-eight attacks on our forces in syria and iraq since october 17. all of this attacks but renewed pressure on president biden to take action against the trend eight. lucas thompson is live at the white house with more them. >> eric there's been over 20 attacks in the red sea against international shipping launched from the proxy forces in yemen. keep in mind about 10% of the glue oil global oil shipments go through the strait that leads the red sea. former national security officials think the white house needs to prove the pentagon's plan to strike back. >> seems to be open season on americans in the region. not just americans but the shipping containers on the ships as well. i think the

rocket attack out of gaza into southern central israel is an indication the war continues. >> nate foyank you. >> president biden spending the weekend at the white house while keeping a close eye on the idf forces and renewed bombardment and gaza. lucas tomlinson joining us with the latest. we know what the president is up to? >> the president taking it easier and the white house, hosting a few christmas parties at the white house. vice president harris on the road speaking in the oil-rich middle east autopilot summit. this is what she said. >> president biden and i have been clear with israeli government, public and in private many times. as israel defends itself, it matters how. the united states is unequ unequivocal, international humanitarian law must be respected. too many innocent palestinians have been killed. >> earlier on fox lawmakers from both parties reacted to that from the vice president. >> i think it is inappropriate for us to tell them how to win the war against hamas. but we know, hamas is the one who perpetrated the crimes against innocent israelis. they must be wipe

fox news nate foy has more now from jerusalem. >> israel wants to make a deal with hamas. >> israel is for another humanitarian pause and additional humanitarian aid in order to enable the release of hostages. >> 129 israeli hostages remain in gaza. some of their families protest by sleeping outside the kirya military headquarters in tel aviv, demanding the government bring their loved ones home. the head of israel's mossad intelligence agency discussed the possibility of a hostage deal in poland on monday , with cia director bill burns and qatar's prime minister. but hamas refuses to negotiate. >> we are firm. our position of categorically rejecting to hold any form of negotiations. >> us defense secretary lloyd austin met with regional defense ministers today discussing operation prosperity guardian, an international task force meant to protect shipping in the red sea and gulf of aden from houthi rebel attacks. >> these reckless hootie attacks are a serious international problem and they demand a firm international response. >> the houthis say the us led coalition shows more aggressi

nate foy reporting from israel. here at home, the iowa caucuses are now just six weeks away. tonight sean hannity hosts a town hall with the gop frontrunner, donald trump. they will speak in iowa in a town hall, 9:00 p.m. eastern. must-see tv in prime time this evening on fox. meanwhile, his republican rivals getting ready to face off in their fourth debate tomorrow. only four candidates now make the cut. ron desantis, nikki haley, vivek ramaswamy and chris christie. kayleigh mcenany is here, "outnumbered"ed co host and former white house press secretary for president trump. first to alexis mcadams who is live in tuscaloosa, alabama ahead of tomorrow's debate. hi, alexis. >> hi, martha. a beautiful sunny day here in tuscaloosa, alabama as we wait to see the candidates take the stage behind me in alabama. but as you mentioned, donald trump is not showing up. he will be one-on-one with sean hannity later toy saying he doesn't need to be on the debate stage. it's a fight for second place on the stage tomorrow night. it

nate foy, thanks very much, indeed.mbers on how many people actually support a ceasefire in the middle east and in you know. ashley, give -- and in the ukraine. ashley, give me the numbers. ashley: well, a majority on both accounts, at least according to a new poll that found 68% of americans support a ceasefire between russia and ukraine, 65% said they would support a ceasefire between israel and hamas. only 16%, by the way, opposed a ceasefire in gaza. the survey also showed that democrats were more likely than republicans to call for a ceasefire in the israeli-hamas conflict by a 77-58% margin. and, by the way, the results were similar to the ukraine-russia conflict. one last insight, americans were more divided when asked whether they would support further aid to israel or ukraine. overall, israel garnering more support from republicans while aid to ukraine was more popular among democrats. stu. stuart: thanks, ashley. imprisoned u.s. marine veteran, i should say, paul whelan, has reportedly been assaulted by anothe

larry: great, nate foy, we appreciate the update. please be safe. thank you very much.olks to switch gears a bit here, i want to talk about this extraordinary request by special counsel jack smith to bypass the d.c. court of appeals, to go directly to the supreme court with respect to the prosecution of donald trump, former president trump. so joining us now senator eric schmitt from the great state of missouri who is formally an attorney general. senator schmitt, let's talk about this. i mean, putting aside the question of how mr. trump incited anybody, that is, which i think is malarkey, but that is, how, how do you reconcile the jack smith request to jump over the court of appeals and have the supreme court make a decision? and secondly, the supreme court has asked the trump team for some kind of opinion or counterto what smith is saying, which kind of surprised me but how do you see it, senator schmidt? >> unfortunately this is another sad chapter in this political prosecution of president trump. you have rightly pointed out, this is a very unusual step, you know fo

larry: a poignant interview, nate foy. thank you for helping us. please be safe.t very much. all right, folks, move on from what's happening, actually, in israel to what the -- the anti-semitism story, the shameful anti-semitism story. the president of penn has still not been fired. there are a lot of rumors about that today. if you ask me, they should all be fired for their pathetic performance in front of congress. but anyway, we've got steve forbes to talk about it, "forbes" media chairman, editor in chief. steve forbes, you wrote a brilliant piece, i don't know about a week ago about the spread of anti-semitism in our time. you would think in a modern, civilized country, we wouldn't see this. but it looks like it's getting worse. and even worse than that, our professors and our elite college presidents are relate -- are letting it fester. >> well, that's the shock. we saw the antisemitism of the 1930s, we saw what happened in germany and elsewhere. at least in this country, you didn't have it out in the open like we have today. so it's come out in the open. bu

nate foy live in jerusalem with the very latest. >> a arthel.e learning more about how the three israeli hostages tried to survive before being mistaken for her moscow terrace and accidentally shot and killed by israeli soldiers we take a look at these pictures released by the idf today. you see white sheets with a mesmessages written on those sheets. they were written with left over food according to the idf the messages are sos and help. three hostages you see that they read idf chief of staff says the three men took their shirts off to show troops they did not have explosives. they were also waving a white flag but in the confusion and panic of war idf soldiers shot and killed them. moments ago this is not how soldiers are trained to react with hostages or palestinians. grix it is to gazans with eight wawhite flag coming out to surrender, would be shoot at them? absolutely not, absolutely not that is not the idf. >> arthel, look at this today the idf also announced and found the largest hamas tunnel yet in gaza. this tunnel is big enough to d

correspondent nate foy is in northern israel tonight.osion] >> as the israel-hamas war enters its third month -- >> against. >> the united states vetoed a u.n. resolution call for immediate cease-fire while urging israel to protect gazan civilians. >> this would only plant the seeds for the next war because hamas has no desire to see a durable peace. >> u.n. secretary general antonio gutierrez invoked article 99 of the u.n. charterer. something that hasn't happened in half a century it. gives gutierrez the power to raise any perceived concern to international peace and stability. >> the conditions for the effective delivery of humanitarian aid no longer exists. >> israel argues a resolution would help hamas calling for a cease-fire sends a clear message that hamas is forgiven for their deliberate atrocities hamas' impression of gazans given green light to the international unit. >> israeli forces pushed deeper into gaza while hamas launches more rockets into israel and holds over 130 israeli hostages dead and alive. one of the dead is th

we'll send it back to you. >> sandra: nate foy on the ground in northern israel.ohn. >> john: a new poll shows more than half of president biden's own party is against israel's military action in gaza. some left wing organizations are even lashing out at the president publicly over his pro israel policies. peter doocy is live at the white house. how is the administration reacting to this criticism? >> john, the administration is reacting by basically saying they only support future military operations in gaza if they can figure out a way to be less disruptive. >> we do not support a move to the south unless or until they have adequately accounted for the protection of innocent human life, civilian life, in southern gaza. with the understanding that there's a whole heck of a lot more innocent civilians in southern gaza than there were a week or two ago. >> antony blinken said basically the same thing and now care is mad with this statement. hours after secretary blinken claimed israel had made concrete plans, benjamin netanyahu made a mockery, killing palestinians.

correspondent nate foy is in northern israel tonight with the latest.e. >> hey, bret. good evening. so, as israel pushes farther and farther south in the gaza strip, tensions here on the northern front continue to escalate with hezbollah launching three anti-tank missiles today, destroying two homes in northern israel. and this happened immediately after israeli shelling killed the mayor of a village in southern lebanon. and this comes as israel is answering new questions about its military tactics. [explosion] >> israel is facing more international pressure. accused of reportedly using u.s. provided white phosphorus munitions in an attack that injured civilians in southern lebanon. >> idf and the entire security establishment operate according to international law. >> the u.s. state department calls the report concerning and promises to learn more. >> there is legitimate military use for white phosphorus but that does not include using them on civilians. >> the chief of staff says the country is ready for a full-scale war with hezbollah if needed. [sho

let's take it live to nate foy in northern israel.at, and then i'm sure the broader discussion is, is that it for the ceasefire? >> reporter: so starting with the boys, liz, they play into why this ceasefire ended. we don't exactly know what's going on with them right now because israel is looking into some reports that have come out by hamas -- which we can't trust two children who are known to be in gaza. and at least 15 women are also there, and hamas' inability or unwillingness to send those hostages back is why this ceasefire ended according to the idf and war is certainly back here not only in gaza, israel and even here on the northern if front in lebanon with the idf striking 2000 hamas -- can 20000 hamas targets within -- 200 hamas targets and hamas firing at southern and central israel. and here on the northern front, hezbollah terrorists are also getting involved, firing two launches across the border. but once again, israel's iron dome was up to the task, and we actually captured that on video. take a look at this. [backgro

in northern israel, nate foy, ktvu fox two news. >> today is world aids day. it is meant to show support for people living with hiv and remember those who have died from aids related illnesses. this year's theme is let communities lead world aids day is also about raising awareness and money for the fight against aids around the world. events are being held across the country, and here in the bay area, hundreds of people gathered at the grove in golden gate park to remember those affected by aids. ktvu's lamonica peters shows us the event and explains how it raises money to support causes and programs. sponsored by the national aids memorial. >> as people enter the grove at golden gate park, they were given a candle in honor of the lives lost to aids in san francisco and around the world. the event's theme, light in the grove, highlighting the hope, determination and will to fight the spread of aids and hiv. >> in a community like ours in the bay area that i believe has compassion and does believe in equity. they rose up and the gay community specifically rose

>> neil: thanks, nate foy with all of that in jerusalem. with us right now is the former israeli ambassador to the united states, michael horan. very good to have you back. it sound like a pressure campaign, ambassador. i don't want to overanalyze it here. you're the expert of that. sounds like the administration is trying to say cool it. what do you think? >> hi, neil. good to be with you. the administration is speaking in two voices. sort of a good cop and bad cop scenario. you had john kirby from the national security council, matt miller from the state department being unequivocal in their support for israel and expressing understanding of the great tactical military difficulties we have fighting a terrorist group, which is embedded behind a civilian population using that population as human shields. also is underground and over 300 miles of tunnels. how difficult that is. you have other voices like the vice president's voice and at one point the president saying israel was bombing. it's a duel message. at the end of the day, what can i

samara, passengers could get there before only with transfers, double-decker trains began to run between foyaterinburg and moscow, received a powerful impetus for the development of the new one. alena, thank you, it was alena logvinova, with congress of railway workers, which is now taking place in the capital. and now to trading on the moscow exchange, this morning the dollar costs about 90 rubles. the euro is trading around the level of 98 rubles. 50 kopecks. but the chinese currency, it is decreasing slightly, is at around 12 rubles. 60 kopecks this morning the moscow exchange index is 2970 points, while the rts is 141 points. the ipo of sofcombank took place on the moscow stock exchange; it set the placement price of shares at 11.5 rubles. the details of the placement were told in an interview with my colleague irina matyushenko by the first deputy chairman of the board of sofcombank sergei khatimsky. how actively investors went into the deal at the time of its announcement on december 1st, can we say that the very first applications received a large allocation, and indeed at the first m

the undeveloped, so to speak, anastasia efimova works directly in the hall, elizaveta khramtsova in foynton, let ’s start with you now, tell me, i’m already looking at you, well , it’s almost empty, that is, everything is ready, the journalists have already gone directly to the hall to take their seats, what’s happening, what’s the atmosphere like now? yes, welcome, indeed, now fae is almost empty, just recently. one can even say a few minutes ago there was a large queue in the main hall of the gostiny dvor, a large, but perfectly organized queue, very colorful, why colorful, because some representatives of the funds mass media from the regions came in national costumes in order to be more visible in the hall, in order to be sure to ask their questions, and of course, every journalist who came here came with the most relevant topics and accents for their region, for. .. of his city , for example, in chukutka there is a shortage of medical personnel, he plans to share this, i want to ask the president a question about medicine, about personnel, is enough being done at the federal level i

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les foi is! we are looking for 15-year-old vitya, an artist from mariupol. guy contacted him was on april 1, 2022. then. stayed in place, the situation there was very tense, fierce fighting continued. since then , almost two years have passed, and there was no more news about the boy. where he is now is unknown. therefore, i am asking a lot, especially to the residents of occupied mariupol, who may now see me on social networks. look carefully at the photo of vita khudoshin. if suddenly someone has seen him or knows where he might be, write to the chatbot of the children's search service in telegram, or call our hotline. 1163 calls from all ukrainian countries mobile operators are free, any information is important. we are also looking for 13-year-old sofiyka nyakiv. the girl lived in mariupol and disappeared on the first day of the full-scale war. all this time , nothing is known about the fate of this child. so i really hope for your help. look at the photo and remember this face. if you see sofia, or suddenly you know about the girl's whereabouts, do not

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nate foy has more. >> hey, rich.is one of over 400 protests in new york city since hamas' terrorist attack on october 7th. protesters again calling for an immediate cease fire in gaza. mayor eric adams spoke about the security risks that comes with these protests. >> we have witnessed that there's a small number of people who are trying to embed themselves to some of the protests and bring about disruption. it's not going to be tolerated. this is a city where there's no room for hate and there's no room for breaking laws. >> police tell fox that they didn't arrest any protesters last night. demonstrators moved to the nearby courthouses in lower manhattan. police did arrest 26 pro-palestinian protesters on wednesday after they blocked traffic at j.f.k. airport. another protest is scheduled at j.f.k. for new year's day. back on christmas, six anti-israel protesters who flooded the streets of manhattan. one officer suffered a shoulder injury after clashing with protesters that held signs reading "no joy in genocide." al

thank you for your time, you heard what nate foyt said -- nate foy said, hamas they hide behind schoolsitals as illegal under international rules of law as you know better than i am and yet. i don't hear that kind of criticism from the biden administration, or the qataris or egyptians they would rather about after israel. which in my opinion has done a great job of upholding the law, why do they find palm with israel? >> you know it is amazing, that you listed off a series of war crimes. they are war crimes. they are committed by hamas, anyone who killed as a result thank that responsibility goes to hamas. and yet, we hear vice president harris and president, we hear kirby and we hear lloyd austin lecturing the israelis on they have to follow the law of war. international humanitarian law, if i were an israeli wowould be annoyed ad at a minimum and insulted after 9/11, we took on isis, the israelis did not lecture us. they knew we are a democracy we have the rule of law like israel for us to be lecturing i israel and turning a blin blind eye to rule of law violations by hamas is ridicul

special needs kids and they get to hang out with the cops, we take them shopping, they buy $100 worth of foysribble the toys throughout the year. it's an amazing event. reporter: austin, you're nypd. i don't assume you dress like this every day? >> no, i don't. reporter: tell us about the importance of understanding your community and build ago relationship with kids. and kids understanding you're there to protect and help and not aned a versus frequency serial relationship. >> yeah, community police asking here throughout the tri-state area. we've had a lot of rough years, it's events like these that allow law enforcement officers come together with the community and show we're the good guys and today i'm the chief of nice patrol for the new york city police department. reporter: we're grateful 365 days for what you do and wear to keep the streets of new york safe. >> how can people find out the url? pete: taocp.org. that's what i'm saying. guys, back to you. >> they can have something to hang onto no matter where the military takes them and we assemble everything here in the united states.

nate foy has the disturbing details. >> pete, steve hutchinson appeared in court for his indictment afterhe stabbed to teenage sisters on christmas day selling the mic he wanted all white people dead. he stabbed his fellow inmate in the face buried hutcherson's facing charges of assault and attempted murder for the christmas day attack. that happened at grand central station, the 16-year-old girl suffered a collapsed lung, she and her 14-year-old sister are recovering after going to the hospital. according to the department of corrections, hutcherson's newest victim went to the hospital after being stabbed in the face and head multiple times yesterday morning at rikers island. hutcherson has been arrested over one dozen times including twice recently come up at the beginning of this week this man was free in new york city. here is the mayor eric adams. >> you know, people don't feel safe and that's why we have to make sure we've zero in and make the arrest as soon as possible and make sure we get the repeated offenders off the streets. >> last month, they arrested him for assault and hara

nate foy's life in northern israel with the latest on the war. >> good evening israeli prime ministertanyahu is thanking the unit nonsense for blocking a un resolution yesterday that would've called for an immediate cease-fire in gaza. that did not happen the war rages on you mention is a specific focus where israel had hamas fighters encircled. and also enge a ball yeah they continue facing hamas resistance in the northern gaza strip. take a look at the close combat soldiers are dealing with hamas a terat terrorists today they ae also found a weapons as well as fighters in a school in a mosque that's relatively normal. just yesterday idf soldiers out of tunnel leading from the classroom straight local mosque as well. but what is not normal is the next video. take a look at this. today israeli soldiers found sniper rifles and ammunition inside this teddy bear. hamas continues operating out of civilian areas and the palestinian people are paying the price for that. take a look at what gaza city looks like today. you can see extensive damage here the health ministry estimates 17000 have

nate foy, thank you for the live report. bryan: police here in new york city are ramping up security this new year's eve. briefing the press on preparations ahead of the big day on sunday. city officials are concerned anti-israel protestors will try to interrupt the new year's ball drop in times square. just yesterday, hundreds of pro-palestinian protestors swarmed lower manhattan, bring in our panel, richard and kaylee. thank you both for being here. start off with mayor eric adams talking about the out of control protests recently. listen. >> i don't believe that people should be able to just take over our streets and march in our streets. i don't believe people should be able to take over our bridges. i just don't believe you can run a city this complex where people can just, you know, just do whatever they want. you can't embolden those people who are watching what's playing out in new york city. people come from all over the country. >> bryan: a "new york post" op-ed says this is no longer just exercising their free spe

nate foy has much more on this. hi, nate. >> hey, anita. new york city mayor adams is threatening to punish charter bus companies if they don't follow certain rules. communicate with the city 32 hours before dropping migrants off at a designated locations and all drop-offs must happen between 8:30 a.m. and noon, monday through friday. any bus company that fails to do that could face fines are other punishment. adams again criticized greg abbott but said he cannot even get a meeting with president joe biden to address the issue. >> but this is a national problem, this has only been exacerbated by governor abbott's inhumane politics and that requires additional national solutions. the federal government must take responsibility and lead on this humanitarian crisis. >> anita, you mentioned the mayors of chicago and denver are also asking for more federal help. they want more money and also want migrants to have the ability to work. >> what we are asking for is folks that are arriving and are paroled in, come with work authorization so we can h

nate foy joins me now. nate, what actions are these mayors now taking?> eric adams is threatening to punish charter bus companies that transport migrants from texas to new york city if they don't follow certain rules. moving forward, the companies have to communicate with the city 32 hours before dropping migrants off at a designated location and all dropoffs must happen between 8:30 a.m. and noon monday through friday. any bus company that fails to do that could be fined or face other penalties. mayor adams issued the executive order wednesday after a record 14 nigh grant buses arrived from texas and a single day last week and adams again criticized texas governor greg abbott but also said he can't even get a meeting with president joe biden to address the issue. >> we cannot continue to do the federal government's job. we have spoken to fema and other federal officials who have expressed concern about the boarders surge but not off it additional help. we need action and we need it now. >> ashley, the mayors of chicago and denver are asking for more fed

to northern israel and nate foy and how the air strikes have been received and responded to there.hey, neil. so an idf general says that israeli forces are actually nearing an end to operations in the northern gaza strip, but israeli fighter jets continue pounding the south as you just mentioned. we have brand new video showing one of those air strikes. take a look at this video. you can see the smoke rise up. this is where israeli forces will be coming when they finish clearing out the northern gaza strip. what you're also seeing here is a barrage of rockets coming out of gaza fired by hamas. israel's iron dome continues to be effective not only here but across the entire country. you can see there. look at this next video. there's extensive damage in this southern city. the idf dropping leaflets and posting on x telling palestinians to move to evacuation zones and clearing out 20 city blocks. the u.s. is pressuring israel to limit the amount of civilian casualties. this is the idf going door-to-door to finish operations in the northern gaza strip. the idf hit a weapons storage fa

. >> bret: net foy in jerusalem. thank you. gaza is not the only place in the middle east where it's dangerous. waterways are seeing aggression. jennifer griffin has details tonight live from the pentagon. good evening, jennifer. >> good evening, bret. a ballistic missile slammed intp on friday in the red sea near a strategic strait, forcing the uss mason to steam toward the ship to render assistance. a senior u.s. defense official tells fox there have been three incidents involving missiles and drone attacks on international shipping vessels in the same area near yemen in the past 24 hours. drones also targeted the vessel to change course. u.s. central command issued the following statement. quote, misdemeanor december 14th, a ballistic missile was fired from a houthi-controlled area. it was hailed by the houthis, threatening further missile attacks, all of this taking a toll on international shipping. a dusk shipping giant maersk has halted shipping. one vessel was struck by a possible houthi drone. >> while the houthis are p

correspondent nate foy is live in northern israel. >> idf military operations continue in gaza as it feels like war, not only in gaza, israel and on the northern front. idf targeted 200 terrorist sites in gaza and hamas fired at southern and central israel, including missile strike on tel aviv, that were intercepted. iron dome up to the task on the northern front, as we saw two rockets come across fired by hezbollah. they were intercepted and it was caught on video, take a look. for about an hour, constant artillery going across the border into lebanon coming from israel. take a look at the next video, it struck a terrorist cell just across the board near zerit. the villages have been evacuated and idf promise to improve security before people come back. show you the moment when it was clear this week-long temporary ceasefire was over and i mentioned over 200 hamas sites hit in gaza. you see immense damage, parts of the strip hit, khan yunis, where leaflets were dropped. why this ceasefire ended the white house is backing up israel saying hamas violated the terms of the ceasefire, qa

jamie bell and claire foy play my parents. i am wearing synthetic pajamas like you do.s got this epic subject matter to it. it's literally about life and death. it's so beautiful and so incredibly proud of it, i found it very moving talking about it. it's really just very, very specific and we shot it in the childhood home of the director which is extraordinary. he lived there when he was nine or ten. we went back into his home. it's sort of magical. the whole thing is really magical. >> stephen: your costar, paul mescal. did you know him from before? >> andrew: a little bit. >> andrew: because you're both irish and everyone he knows each other? [cheering] >> stephen: you all hang out together. >> andrew: there's a lot of irish people in movies right n now. it's such a small -- >> andrew: paul was in an ad for sausages. not so cool. >> stephen: still kind of an ad for sausages. >> andrew: he'll always be an ad for sausages. easy, tiger. then of course i knew him fro "normal people." we were required to forge this intimacy in this movie. >> stephen: had you worked togeth