, homs was free.left. it was so quick and so surprising to understand and to process. hts, or hayat tahrir al—sham, are one of the biggest islamist rebel groups that was in control of idlib. they were formerly connected to al-qaeda, but, you know, they've distanced themselves from al-qaeda. all chant in arabic and they say that, you know, they are taking a completely different agenda today. they are the ones who led this operation, toppling the assad regime, along with other fighter groups. our middle east correspondent, lina sinjab, is in the syrian capital, damascus. and you can see, in the distance, the rebels are stretched at the bank trying to protect it. we've seen them in other locations, too... but they are the biggest force now, they are in charge. they have appointed an interim government. from the first few days, although many people have concerns over an islamist group ruling the country, but i have to say also, after 5a years of assad, people are also saying that there won't be any other

, homs was free.ft. it was so quick and so surprising to understand and to process. hts, or hayat tahrir al—sham, are one of the biggest islamist rebel groups that was in control of idlib. they were formerly connected to al-qaeda, but, you know, they've distanced themselves from al-qaeda. all chant in arabic and they say that, you know, they are taking a completely different agenda today. they are the ones who led this operation, toppling the assad regime, along with otherfighter groups. our middle east correspondent, lina sinjab, is in the syrian capital, damascus. and you can see, in the distance, the rebels are stretched at the bank trying to protect it. we've seen them in other locations, too... but they are the biggest force now, they are in charge. they have appointed an interim government. from the first few days, although many people have concerns over an islamist group ruling the country, but i have to say also, after 5a years of assad, people are also saying that there won't be any other tyr

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is 5, came into effect nearly 3 hours later, then agreed. israel refused to him from entered until hom, us to share the names of 3 captives to be released on sunday. these are pictures outside of our prison and the occupied west buying for 9 to found. a standing prisoners are going to be released as part of the do, and stephanie decker was telling us out of some of them are facing life sentences. prison of exchanges are the only way out of jail. later on sunday, families are expected to gather nearby, to welcome from their loved ones as needed for reports. medium or waste has 3 sons in his way to jails, to are expected to be reduced and the ceasefire deal. i'm just getting him and his brother has son or both serving life terms. a prisoner swap is the only way out. and so i need to and when i 1st heard i got shocked, i stopped a shaking incidentally fencing those around me started asking what's wrong with you? i said, i don't know. maybe i'm happy. i don't know how i see the 1st these wire deal in november. 2023, lost it for a week and sold a release of dozens of palestinian prisoners,

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and of course the goal as we know of these, when the government wants to destroy hom, us now that has not been achieved. it has israel now has the government given upside goal extensively and hasn't um and there's obviously a lot of criticism by the military defense establishment, former officials furnace. and the other one is coalition. and actually not speaking about a day after, not engaging with what could possibly be a form feature, governance and guys. obviously the post indians would like to have a listing of the siege of guys, inability to unite to the west bank and gaza and have political renewal. and none of these things seem to be on the table. and it's in the out who has consistently rejected any kind of posting in independence stage. the pallet salinas tardy in any kind of reformed version of taking over for the gaza strip. so there is, there actually is no strategy or day after plan on the use really side. and unfortunately, i think every is really understands now regardless of their feeling about and let them yahoo, where the war, that 15 months of military force and de

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however, it is also clear that this will hom, china's economy, which is still struggling to recover from 1910 demik to roads has slowed traditional drivers of growth, such as a housing market in prices. and the aging says it wants to shift away from its manufacturing model. it's still very much relies on the export market. so you us tire of a bad news and they're also bad news for sentiment. consumer and business companies in china at the moment is at alert. you carrots are certainly not going to help. katrina you out. a 0 agent. donald trump is declared that emergency at the southern border was mexico. i says he plans to deport millions of undocumented migrants. is on clear how the shifting immigration policy will affect undocumented monuments granted special protection on to the by the ministration. christmas aluminum reports from boston, massachusetts. at the immigrant family services institute in boston, williams and his family arrived just days after crossing the southern border of the united states. and just days before donald trump took office, as haitians clean the violence in th

i'm hom, it brings us this report from damascus. a lot of them also see it in uh, to lex side, us from the opening of the nation's oldest and largest museum, is a welcome relief. the sum was having half past sold the exhibition when it was close last month. all this is in the prison, syria for me, and is the symbol of everything in syria. and it's a place very, very close to my heart. serious national museum is now will coming visit us again. found it more than a century ago. it was shot in the days of the site staging was still not put out to be we decided to close the museum for security reasons. we were afraid that looting or something similar would take place. but thankfully, that didn't happen. visit us to the museum, see the happy nothing was starting not damaged. most of these holes and the museum has only opened up recently up and do 2 years ago. we couldn't assess anywhere but the outside garden of the museum. december was not the 1st time that the museum had grows. it was shot in 2012 was book, positional fight does closed

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but the bye didn't administration argued that the agreement would cause a repairable hom, mohammad is accused of flossing to fly hijacked planes into the world trade center in new york city. the pentagon in 2001, nearly 3000 people were killed. the u. s. as a now as an additional $500000000.00, a package for ukraine's military defense secretary lloyd austin may the announcement of the ukraine defense content group meeting in germany. ukrainian president without them is a landscape, was also in attendance. the package includes missiles and equipment for flight objects, amunition which can be drawing directly from existing us store files to furnish while she frame is appetite will only grow. if autocrats conclude that democracies will lose their nerve surrender their interest and forget their principles. we will only see more land grapes if tar, which learn that aggression pays. we will only invite even more aggression chaos in the war. but we are still determined to not let that happen. versus the economy is facing unprecedented talent as, as the war and ukraine, drugs on prices have s

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i don't think he will go ahead and try to make decisions that hom, the american economy, is a very smart man who is a very pragmatic i don't think that he will make any decisions that sort of issue shift and hopefully benefits coming to the united states scary if sure. just show. i'm how much it most likely the price is at the best today folder. yeah. but what do you to meet when the, or seemed to me the book giving the comments realities to have a sony, what route of discussions and stuff like that i see how everything that is of interest to the united states based and see russia. so what do you send? it just depends on the decisions and the choice of the us administration festival. thank you. sorry. that was the russian president vladimir put into the new trumpet presidency and the possibility of resolving the ukraine crisis. he said that the trumpet made a number of restrictions and sanctions against russia in his 1st term and that by and introduced more restrictions and that those decisions caused serious damage to the us dollar. and to the us itself, he said that russia is always wi

i mean, ifollowed, city by city, as aleppo was liberated in two days, then hama and homs and damascusassive looting by any means. there were very few even reports of violations, you know, by fighters or anything. there was no displacement of civilians. and it's really an homage not just to those revolutionaries that liberated these cities, but to the syrian people as a whole. here's something you said a few days ago. you said, "no matter how long it takes, we will get every "single one of those responsible, "starting with bashar al—assad," and you mentioned iraq in your last answer. i mean, one thing that did happen in iraq was that, ultimately, saddam hussein was apprehended, and a form of justice was meted out to him. very brutal justice. syrians, at the moment, are not going to have an opportunity to see bashar al—assad brought to justice. there is no international forum, which, at the moment, looks likely to be able to bring him tojustice, so why are you so confident that assad himself will ultimately face a court? well, first of all, i think i'm confident because what the syrians

and so in and talk to the soldiers going out to gaza and told them the whole at the shuttle side of hom, malik. yeah, i mean, remember what i'm gonna like the to, you know, that is a dog we sold to ever is riley, because we call all of us learned in school what the malik did to us and what we, what was needed an older by god to do to him, a less than that is to kill everybody know to leave anyone behind. and that is just one example, right, because our ministry of defense a few days later said we're fighting animals and we need to treat them as such. but you know, the ongoing public, this course in israel, even mainstream, very mainstream media is basically talking about there are no civilians and there are no in some faithful in gaza. and so just when, when, when you think about this sentiment and take into account that these rarely public is really trying with us really from sized from the a events and backpack of october 7, put this together and you've got to very, i think, cruel and violent outcome i want to talk to bit more about society and what it's going through. and the majorit

as a result of the conflict in which the israeli army has targeted civilians in an attempt to hom, as many innocent people as possible. russia is a foreign minister, has weighed in on the green and control the st. louis by donald trump. the president elect wants to make the danish will turn in his territory part of the us . it's like a law for all the studies the american should try austin, greenland does what country that actually like to live in. it was a prime minister of greenland declared that they do not want to be either danes or americans. they want to be greenland as a month. and i think we need to listen to the greenland as fast as we listen to the inhabitants of crimea. the inhabitants of don't pass them nowhere else. the to learn the stories that attitudes towards the regime that came to power through an illegal to day tom, which was not accepted by the residents of crimea. no russia and don't bass. but this is in full accordance with the rights of a nation to self determination. in cases where a nation being part of the largest state considered is that it is uncomfortable

i mean in one sense though is the, is there any project not fatally hom, the renewal around the world, the world is rail is now synonymous with genocide. how can they recover in any way unless trump gives them that way to recover their reputation? ruggedly but it's very sad to look at the trajectory of the historical relationship between the israeli government and the people of the palestine. they are the pal shannon's, the guidance and the people in westbank because it's, it's really been a, a history fraud with depression and occupation. and there's not just buzzer words because i take an approach where i want, what's best for everyone. and frankly, israel, the government of israel, has taken an approach which has been destructive in a way that it certainly caught the attention of the world. it is harmed israel's reputation as a state in the world community. its last israel, a tremendous amount of goodwill, without improving is real security one bit, you know, or, or without treating a return of hostages or any other significant number of netanyahu has played a hand where he's stren

figured backlash from us allies and corporations of like was in the same voice, is warning, and could hom, america's own 10 seconds. so, oh, what else? all tease maureen across the river with the story. the other low points for the bite and administration and, and the rough symbol, k know for donald trump to try and contain when he assumes the presidency. that's the message from average americans who are dumbfounded at the latest move coming out of washington. industry later said the proposed restrictions would hurt innovation. and global business export control framework will go down as one of the most destructive to ever had the u. s. technology industry and quote says we don't need a ride, we need government to get out of the way. this is all going to be managed by a government agency. and i can think of the worst thing for innovation and speed and revenue that having a traffic cop, i think we're all in on national security. but this is the, this is the wrong answer. these instructions are nothing new for us and china who have been limited in their ability to access us, made chips for

it's a key mediator between israel and how mosse caught us is hum oswell hand over is really civilian hom valued and to have a kept is before friday. your account has more on this from jordan's capital. i'm on a one pass and at the center of the dispute around the steel was all about the food. now she is in this way, the captive being held in garza. she was supposed to be released in the 2nd box in the 1st phase of the deal. however, when from us released the list all is right is that would be released on friday. she was on this list instead, it was 4 is ready. so just so these riley's then had a meeting benjamin netanyahu put together his talk minute cheaper off, and they decided it was, it was at the deal not going through. so they then went ahead and released 200 palestinian prisoners on such day at now they then there was supposed to open the post and that's ricardo in gaza as part of this deal. and those place to pull back from outer sheet road at now they refused to do that until her mouse released on our boat. yahoo, however, is love it. do you have time that she was and is ready?

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200 gm to coming up in the next 16 minutes up to 15 months of visuals, wall and gaza size far between hom, us and israel has been reached the not pulling of joy and gaza, how people are reacting to use that to cease far has been agreed the. 3 have also been seen use in tele, vivas, families of captains gather. as the news emerges, the, we're going to continue with our breaking news from german, doha, after 15 months of israel's war and gaza negotiators have now reached exist far agreement. according to media report, celebrations are taking place right across does the to go through these a lot of pictures, it will bring you can do a lot of these, these things of jubilation and celebration over different parts of garza. and the last couple of hours or so since it was announced that a spot agreement appears to be reached between the israel and commerce honeywell, who is in debt, obama and central garza honey. just talked to us about the kind of atmosphere there is where you are. well as of this moment this, the celebration are still happening or taking place there more people leaving their i

i mean, in one sense though, is the, is there any project not fatally hom, the renewal around the world, the world, israel is now synonymous with genocide. how can they recover in any way unless trump gives them that way to recover their reputation arguably? but it's very sad to look at the trajectory of the historical relationship between the israeli government and the people of palestine. they are the pal shannon's, the guidance and the people in westbank because it's, it's really been a, a history fraud with depression and occupation. and there's not just buzzer words because i take an approach where i want, what's best for everyone. and frankly, israel, the government of israel, has taken an approach which has been destructive in a way that it certainly caught the attention of the world. it is harmed israel's reputation as a state in the world community. its last israel, a tremendous amount of goodwill. without improving is real security one bit, you know, or, or without treating a return of hostages, or any significant number of netanyahu has played a hand where he's strengthened h

the program today, we're discussing us influence as to how we go to where we are right now between hom, us and israel, that my, my is ready, john list the, the guy who joined the idea he was saying american influence played a major role in this and he was saying team by and, and seem trump of the ones who managed to essentially get to see far into a faculty that was supposed to be on the sign has been delayed right now. um, what do you think teen vide and or team trump said the nothing yahoo that convinced him to go down this road? and i think that's true because if you look at that could be mind. it was the one back to the boys then may 23. so when is pumpkin to office? and he said, i want the ceasefire and what the 70 okay is i also just to you. so before i hear that you guys shall see him at the white house, the model. so he sent is this, we started working at the end? i think that it's on the impression on them. yeah. as well as the ones that got started mediates those are they, you chose and also homeless, but send that from that's a, it's a speak to the off of the process and mak

from hom, us be understanding is that they are going to be taken to i believe it may be central pointing garza and then transferred into southern israel. obviously when we get more information that we will bring it to, to our viewers. i want to ask, you've given your experience and pulling together the oslo accords, monitoring both sides in a seas. fairlight, this is incredibly important. i'm one would imagine extremely difficult, given the circumstances. what do you think is the process that will be put in place to make sure that both sides are appealing to their side of the agreement? i hold that they, that would be an agreement that day. the americans really have to lead a monique during get a group a which really, really is so the supervise, they've the mentation of the agreement. otherwise, i'm afraid they're going to be very difficult to keep it. because as i said, both sides are looking at the 2nd a chip to of the agreement, not the 1st one. the 1st one i believe would be implemented. read all the difficulties. the issue is the 2nd a bout because he'll both, both bout these have l

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the hom, we're seeing many of the people who have been quite busy in the past 16 months over whelmed, by the influx of injuries, as well as other groups of people, including journalists, then, and other humanitarian aid workers out in the streets, helping displace people. but pos for those particular they have been, have been, i have been hard headed in the past 16 months, targeted deliberately by these really monitors where it is sitting here. the google doctors though, really left the hospital as of yesterday, as soon as the seas fire took effect then. and that explains that the, uh, what's happening inside inside the, the hospital and that it'd be the, the, the shortage of the many of the basic necessities inside the hospitals as well as the change the drastically changing the influx of patients and injuries inside the house. do more about the side of the hospital now, particularly the emergency department. we're joined by dr. jan. i thought how is that general practitioners that have been volunteering and then your surgery department, both in a coupon and the locks off hospital? t

what concessions do you think israel might have made in order to encourage hom, us to be, to accept a deal as it is. the question is about the exchange of a hopefully posting in a prison has and a is rarely hostages. and the number of the bunch of things, the, what would be a really is which is why don't things, which is, i believe every and always say open for negotiations. and maybe this is they, they the main issue. how many, how many we'd be able to use? and i think that once they agree upon this issue and also about day a day, the original po, say releasing to them. and then it would be possible to have a, an agreement as long as this, a point of the novice has not been resolved a i cannot be too optimistic that it will have been now. i want to ask you about comments that were being made by visiting a small to explaining this where the finance minister, who is on the far right of the coalition of benjamin netanyahu. he and the security minister, as well as well known, it might be getting bank via it's well known have said that they will not take part in the college and they will

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on monday, mox, 80 years since the soviet hom, a liberated the largest german nazi concentration camp. however, the west is conveniently ignores that so it can just keep on pushing it to adam rockefeller the and so it with today is it legacy media well and truly broken. welcome to your news on a sense of hero analogy international. this is where we tear apart the main street . there's some story for you. this. how it is breaking news. a lie from moscow in the democratic republic of the congo and 23 militants, have captured the city of go by in the eastern part of the country. overnight sounds of gunfire erupted. we understand the comedies on the forces of affordably handed over their weapons to un peacekeepers in the area of that's as the m 23 minutes in the search residents to stay calm. however, you see that right there, that's a lot of people try to flee the city before the siege. and just days ago, the military governor of the province was killed and then a soul of by that group on the right hold tensions really causing sparks to fly at the un security. come, since the little secr

same spot in gaza. negotiations are set to be ongoing counseling, mediators upon upon the meeting with hom, us, i'll just get a correspond advantage. smith is joining us from the country, foreign minister, and doha. what have you been hearing there, bernard? as well, we know that cause a prime minister has been meeting with how much representatives to got to try and get this c 5 deal over the line. we've been here before. busy we've been very, very close to a cease fire dale and it's full. and that the last moment both sides blight, blaming each other. but there is, seems to be some really increased momentum now to best one. and uh, we're expecting what we're told that these we've had these riley's lead a heads of most side and shouldn't batch and still in doha, the americans still have the egyptians in the categories all still, hey old trying to get this deal over the line. emergency meetings with these really coming up because it needs these really cabinet stump of approval as well. so there is this push lates into the night to see if this can be got over the line. but not one would imag

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[laughter] you saved not just your own hom- rachel: not evan. well, maybe evan. how old you, evan?g him cookies. >> maybe a soda or something. rachel: yeah, a soda. you guys represent the american can-do spirit. will: absolutely. rachel: and also a sign that l.a.'s not doing its job when people have to get these kinds of contraptions -- will: and a model for what people can do when they are prepared. preparation is possible. patrick and evan, thank you guys so much for being with us this morning. >> no problem. thank you for having -- >> thank you for having us. will: fox corporation has toe may noted $1 million to the red cross' california wildfires relief effort providing safe shelter, hot meals, emotional support and other aid resources. charlie: you can donate at go.fox/redcross or by scanning the qr code on your screen right there. rachel: i have a feeling pool pumps are going to be -- charlie: i hope so. rachel: -- heavily bought today. amazing. charlie: the greatest american story. rachel: okay. and from one disaster the another, we cannot forget our north carolina residents

. >> many residents returning hom, hoping to salvage something of value from the rubble, jewelry or familyrloom. this man, though not so optimistic. >> they're not really hoping to find anything. honestly, just because i can see that there's really nothing to find. i think i think it's just part of the sinking in process to come back and see and ultimately sort of move on, at least for the time being. >> the devastation here is so widespread, it's really hard to put into words and capture on video, jonathan and his son telling me this community, their community, will rebuild again. a lot of residents here in the palisades returning home for the first time, and they are hoping to find something of value. and a lot of times you are looking at scenes like this complete and utter destruction. but there are times where you find something, you're looking around and you see something like this sticker off of a suitcase that looks like it wasn't even touched by this fire. so there are still little glimmers of hope for residents here, that they will find those little family heirlooms. now, for resi

and that there's reduce coverage areas where there are extremes weather events higher chargeshi for homs do notcy have resiliency featur. that are not energy-efficient and for the homes in areas with no core infrastructure older homes as we talked about, so you know with all of these kind of thing staring us in the face around homeowners insurance and climate, how do you see the issues around homeowners insurance play out in the key things that you've beenn looking at.do i start with you in the if you don't mind. >> think like most people, i see the insurance issue from the household level. the result and i think there's a lot of smart people know a lot about insurance and trying to learn as much of the camera i think that probably represent a lot of people watching were like wealth i'm hundred learning a lot about insurance right now. and i will say,pe i've worked in the f flood space for a long tie from katrina. so what is most most worrying is that we see just like flood insurance historically with an available for the government stepped in and created national flood insurance program

you know, not getting the right nurturing love at hom. so you step out your comfort zone to go get it from friends or you know, to when you just want to be loved, bro. it don't matter what environment you're in. it don't matter if it's positive or negative because love can come from either environment. it's about what environment you choose that you feel like you can succeed in. and at the time, me being a negative thinker at the time due to my way of living, due to my environment inside my household, i chose a negative environment. yeah. so how did you what attracted you to want to come to up at that age? because it's hard for teenagers at times. it just seemed like a fun thing to do. like if i could, if i could go back in time, i think i probably would have been a part of up. but it was just like, you know, when you have to go there and then you still have to go back to your neighborhood and they're like, oh, you was over there with them. like, what are you doing hanging with them? like, you know, that type of stuff. so it was just more

other wealthy countries, 85 million americans are uninsured or underinsured, some 800,000 americans are hom homeless, 25% of seniors are trying to survive on $15,000 a year or less, and we have the highest rate of childhood poverty of almost any major nation on earth. further, we remain shamefully the only wealthy country not to guarantee health care to all people as a human right. meanwhile, madam president, while working families struggle to put food on the table and pay their bills, the wealthiest people in our country have never, ever had it so good. and we are now in the absurd situation that grossly -- the grossly unjust situation where the three wealthiest people on top own more wealth than the bottom half of american society, some 170 million people. three people on top, more wealth than 170 million on the bottom. madam president, that is not what america is supposed to be about. and in truth, there are a number of reasons why we are living in a nation today where the wealth of the billionaire class is exploding while the working class of our country struggles to keep their heads ab

you know, not getting the right nurturing love at hom.u step out your comfort zone to go get it from friends or you know, to when you just want to be loved, bro. it don't matter what environment you're in. it don't matter if it's positive or negative because love can come from either environment. it's about what environment you choose that you feel like you can succeed in. and at the time, me being a negative thinker at the time due to my way of living, due to my environment inside my household, i chose a negative environment. yeah. so how did you what attracted you to want to come to up at that age? because it's hard for teenagers at times. it just seemed like a fun thing to do. like if i could, if i could go back in time, i think i probably would have been a part of up. but it was just like, you know, when you have to go there and then you still have to go back to your neighborhood and they're like, oh, you was over there with them. like, what are you doing hanging with them? like, you know, that type of stuff. so it was just more like