there has been an attempt to silence jarvis. the context here is that, as it has been stated, is that journalists are not allowed to go in with their for a originally rely on the courage and commitment of kind of skinny and jarvis working in the most difficult circumstance at to try to break. so it was a barrier and to tell the truth and what we have seen today, we will find you on commission journalist, one of whom became a father just i think maybe less than 2 hours before his death. and we have seen them just smoked out in a war on sued. and he's your profile and the pricing at to a paint that at one stage there are talks of a cease fire, however difficult. they may be quite similar to any history. a clearly marked marked media and the renewal i'll be, i think you would hear about this as it is attached in this way by idea. and israel has claimed that they were carrying out and attack on is and they have major medical, but there is no evidence whatsoever to support this. and uh, you know, i can send, send with the, not just t

busy lost, it is very unlikely that they will surrender, especially given how syria jarvis feel and behaved towards goods. they do not like the total rate that they all determined to destroy the entire social structure of the country. it is very, i'd like you, there's a lot of enmity between them very unlikely that they will give up any thought to the syrian government. use a patio attempting to well and the syrian army a to regroup, and the salt, this is what they have. voice their intention to, to take back a level to take back. last there's always dozens and dozens of smaller settlements that have been changed over the past 3 days. or certainly a lot of organization. when did to this in undoubtedly they had the back is feasible. western countries, you great, well, whoever else and to the united states now for the 1st time since becoming the us president elect, donald trump has taken a my total cup of briggs currency, saying it will never replace the dollar on the international market. and he's threatens crippling terrace against anyone who tries to break the greenbacks dominance. the ide

busy most, it is very likely that they will surrender, especially given how syria jarvis feel and behave towards goods. they do not like the total rate that they all determined to destroy the entire social structure of the country. it is very unlikely there's a lot of enmity between them very unlikely that they will give up any thought to the syrian government. use a patio attempted to administer an ami, a to regroup, and the self. this is what they have. voice their intention to take back a level to take back last territory is thousands and thousands of smaller settlements that have been changed over the past 3 days. will certainly a lot of organization when did to this is undoubtedly they have that back is feasible. weston countries, you great. well, whoever else away from the middle east now for the 1st time since becoming the us president elect donald trump has taken a my talk off of breaks currency. say you will never replace the dollar on the international market. and it's reckon crippling tires against anyone who tries to break the written back dominance. the idea that the bricks

i used is read for its attitude to towards journalists, and there has been an attempt to silence jarvis at the context here is that, as it has been stated, is that journalists are not allowed to go in with their for a really rely on the courage and commitment of palestinian jarvis working in the most difficult circumstances at to try to break. so it was a barrier and to tell the truth and what we have seen, we'll find your own committed journalist, one of whom became a father just, i think maybe less than 2 hours before his death. and we have seen them just smoked out in a war on suit and issues your profile and the depressing at 2 at pink data one's days. there are talks of a cease fire, however difficult. they may be polite, some of the 10 used to be a clearly marked marked media and not be a big deal with you about this is attacked in this way by idea. and israel has claimed that they were carrying out an attack on is um, they had visit medicines, but there was no evidence whatsoever to support this. the serious new administration has deployed security personnel across major cities.

busy most, it is very unlikely that they will surrender, especially given how syria jarvis feel and behaved towards goods. they do not like the total rate that they all determined to destroy the entire social structure of the country. it is very, i'd like you, there's a lot of enmity between them very unlikely that they will give up any thought to the syrian government. use a patio attempting to well and the syrian army a to regroup, and the salt, this is what they have. voice their intention to, to take back a level to take back. last there's always thousands and thousands of smaller settlements that have been changed over the past 3 days. so suddenly a lot of organization went into this and undoubtedly they have the back is feasible . western countries, you great, well, whoever else? before a minute there's a rush. i'm says here, 2 nations have paid a key role in both creating a resolution to the pump. it in the pulse have discussed the ongoing places of this as a need to result. peace was of the top of the agenda. the talks focused on the ongoing situation in syria. both sides express gr

>> david: rebecca jarvis following the markets for us. rebecca, thanks, as always. >>> we turn tonight to the growing concern over bird flu right here in the u.s. tonight, california, in fact, declaring a state of emergency now, because of the sheer number of cases there. and tonight, the cdc now revealing the first case of severe bird flu in a human here in the u.s. abc's steve osunsami at the cdc in atlanta tonight. >> reporter: california's state of emergency tonight will give public health officials more resources and people to fight the bird flu virus that spread from animals to humans and made dozens of farm workers sick. this year alone, tens of millions of birds have been killed in america from exposure to the avian virus, and 61 people have already gotten sick. half of them in california. but tonight is the first time authorities are reporting that an american is seriously sick. they're only sharing that the sick patient, now hospitalized, lives in louisiana, is over 65, had underlying medical conditions, and caught the virus fro

could be this plan to create a foreign influence registration scheme and the security minster dan jarvisty minster danjarvis was asked about scheme and the security minster dan jarvis was asked about that this afternoon. there is a feeling that successive governments actually have stalled on this. why is that the case and what difference would it make? it is the case because successive governments, as you rightly say, and the conservatives should not try to absolve themselves of blame on this, had not wanted to upset beijing and upset the bilateral relationship or take steps they feel are unnecessarily antagonistic and the reason for thatis antagonistic and the reason for that is there is a sort of dogma within the treasury that unless we hitch our economic wagon to china's we won't be prosperous as a nation, but this is not true, and actually it is a fairly evidence free position when you actually dig into it, but nevertheless it has a lot of influence. i think thatis has a lot of influence. i think that is why we are seeing resistance to what we would call china realism, simply recogni

air fryer—exclusive christmas feast — we speak to cookery writer beverley jarvis who'll ditch the traditionaland cook her entire dinner using airfryers alone. hello, i'm maryam moshiri. american airlines says flights are resuming after it was forced to briefly ground all services at the start of christmas eve — one of the busiest travel days of the year. it led to scenes like this in charlotte in north carolina — as passengers on american airlines had to wait for the situation to be resolved. the airline blames a "vendor technology issue" which affected the systems needed to release flights. it says that has now been "resolved". the computer outage led to some passengers being told to get back off their plane shortly before they were due to take off — one passenger posted this on social media. over intercom: thank - you so much for your patience. if you would so kindly grab your belongings... american airlines computers are down. we are deplaning. breaking news. i think this is a national computer failure. american airline computers are down. we are getting off of the plane. neither the feder

under par round of 64 to go a shot clear of fellow englishman alex fitzpatrick and home player casey jarvisfred dunhill championship in south africa. two of sullivan's four previous european tour wins have come in the country. the former world champion luca brecel is through the quarter—finals of the scottish open. the belgian came from 3—1 down to beat china's ding junhui by four frames to three in edinburgh to reach the last eight of a tournament for the first time this season. well worth another look. big smile on his face and got away with it. extraordinary luck there, and he got what he needed. i will have more for you later. matthew. and that's all the sport for now. thanks very much. the prime minister's promising changes to the system of children's social care in the wake of the death of ten—year—old sara sharif. sara's father and stepmother were found guilty of her murder on wednesday. sara had suffered physical abuse for years. sir keir starmer said there needed to be safeguards for children, especially those being home—schooled like sara. downing street says local authorities wil

speak could be this plan to create a foreign influence registration scheme, the security minister jarvis about that this afternoon, and there's a feeling that government has stalled on this. why is that the case, and what difference would it have made luke:? it's the case that conservative governments, as you rightly say, governments have not wanted to upset beijing, the balance of the relationship, or take steps they feel unnecessarily antagonistic, and the reason for that is there is a dogma in the treary that unless we pitch our economic wagon to china's, we won't be prosperous as a nation, but this is not true, as actually. when you dig into it. nevertheless, it has a lot of influence, so that i think that is why we are seeing resistance what we would call china realism , simply recognizing the chinese communist party for what it actually is, for what it is seeking to do, the united kingdom and around the world. we are not taking those steps, and that should be front and center for everybody, regardless of which political party they are associated with. christian: but have there been

alex fitzpatrick and home player casey jarvis after the opening round of the alfred dunhill championshipvan's four previous european tour wins have come in the country. and that's all the sport for now. thank you. you are watching the context. it is time for al decoded. welcome to the programme. if you were watching us earlier in the summer, you may recall we brought you a special programme from wimbledon, where the all england club has has been adapting al, to improve its line calls. next year for the first time in the championships history, there will be no linejudges. 18 match courts will be installed with automated electronic line calling. so what about football? how long before we do away with the assista nt referees ? new ai powered semi—automated technology is being trialled by the premier league this season. it is thought the new technology will reduce the time taken for offside decisions by up to 31 seconds. it will also provide a clearer image for us the spectators. technology in football, var, is a controversial issue. but is it the technology, or is it the people using it. so

jarvis, you had your hand up. >> my question goes to the role of boards in president's statements. boards like at the fiduciary responsibility that they have as members of the board and presidents are members of the board. so then my question goes to what you believe to be an important role of boards in the public statements that president makes and whether you believe that boards can be both helpful and maybe not. so it is the role of boards in public statements of presidents. >> it's both formal and informal responsibilities. the problem being a president is there are very few people you can talk to. everybody on the campus wants something from you. i once got into trouble advising university presidents to get married because they would have spouses, and some in the group seem to think i insisted the spouses be women. you need somebody to come home to at the end of the day and say, you won't believe what they want from me today. i think to some extent boards can be very helpful. i find on the other hand that boards are frequently disappointing. they don't understand the question,

i spoke about basically jarvis and rebels. so what we understand is a group of them that by this age chess group, united and better opposition to the side, the raising. but that alliance does seem fragile just by john. yes, because i just use the phones and so go to the mission s and the only institution which is a, a to a piece proxies our side of it was a fight before between between then that's a shed. yes. with the is just like your residence. nice to be who your friends are . just let me spot you is a joke is done to groups will be all to a to advocate of the we close together on very, very efficient on of or on. so we are able to read the core edition and to, to make progress. so it was the room was the support of the nation, us in the army, which is not so efficient. well then about the, the likely why the repercussions of this up search and fighting in syria. how does that change things? so how is hate to hit the ignition control or the level $10000.00 square acura matter, northwest. and so that'd be, i'm a tomorrow. a

home to kurdish and around the locals, as well as families displaced from other parts of syria. omar jarvis, who moved to a friend from a level is over the making plans to return. inspired by the positions were some success. i don't know. we've had a lot of we, i'm from ali post list on countryside. i've lived here for 5 for years, but 130 then after that a bit of a some repairs are needed before we can go back. the buildings are damaged nor roles or adults. young people in this part of the syria grew up with government a us right now. they see a real opportunity to reclaim their land. cnn, coastal elders era offering north and syria speak to result studies just north of the syria tech, a border in the city of kansas. so the story and fighters say they've entered hama, what more are you hearing about this? while the officer forces operation center is saying that the forces have entered the city and now they're marching toward the center which is just 2 kilometers away from where they are. so and do of course the fuse fighting between the position and the region forces are taking place. so i

jarvis, you had your hand up? >> i'm a member of the board of [ inaudible ] college and my question is to go to the role of boards and presidents statements. boards look at the fiduciary responsibility that they have as members of the board and presidents are members of the board. so then my question goes to what do you believe to be an important role of the board in the public statement that presidents make, and whether you believe that boards can be both helpful and maybe not. so it's the role of boards in public statements of presidents. >> that's both formal and informal responsibilities. it is a problem being a president, is there are very few people you can talk to. everybody on the campus wants something from you. and i once got into trouble advising university presidents to get married, because they would have spouses. and a feminist group seemed to think that i insisted the spouses be women. my attitude was you need a partner. you need somebody to come home to at the end of the day. you won't believe what

i spoke about basically jarvis and rebels. so what we understand is a group of them that by this age chess group, united and better opposition to the side raising. but that alliance does seem fragile the yes, because i just use the phones. and so go to the mission this and only institution, which is a do piece proxies. our side of it was the fight before between between then that's a shed. yes, we do is just like you who as a dean nice to be who your friends are, just let me spot to use a joke. system to groups will belong to a 2 out of kato. and then we close together on very, very efficient on of or on. so we are able to read a co addition and to, to make progress. so it was the room was the support of the initial nurse in ami, which is not so efficient. well then about the likely why the repercussions of this up search and fighting in syria. how does that change things? um, so no, i hate to hit the initial controller level 10000 square kilometer uh, northwest and b. i'm off tomorrow. this is me again, ginger in the in, in s

i spoke about basically jarvis and rebels. so what we understand is a group of them led by this age chess group. united and better opposition to the side raising but. 8 alliance does seem fragile, or just by john. yes, because just us, the phones are so coded a mission us and only institution which is a do a piece proxies. our side of it was the fight before between between then that's a shed. yes, we do is just like you who as a dean, nice to be who your friends a, just let me spot to use a joke. system to groups will belong to a 2 out of kato, a very close together, and very, very efficient on of, or on. so we are able to read the co edition and to, to make progress. so it was a room with a whole bunch of the nation us and i'll me, which is not so efficient. well then about the likely why the repercussions of this up search and fighting in syria. how does that change things? um, so no, i hate to hit the ignition controller level $10000.00 square acura matter, northwest. and so that'd be how about tomorrow this is, are we aga

and with jarvis just over, just under 3 minutes left, i should say the hurricanes just kept that for sharks until jalen chatfield got one through. >> the hurricanes win it. >> 3 to 2 tough loss for the sharks. the warriors are going to be facing the houston rockets tomorrow night in the nba cup quarter-finals. there's been some chatter. they're looking to make a big trade acquisition at some point. could that target the miami heat star jimmy butler, according to espn's shams charania, the heat are listening to offers for their 6 time all-star, would be interested in going to a contender. those include the mavericks, the rockets and the warriors. the 35 year-old butler averaging 19 points, 5 rebounds and 5 assists per game this which is his 14th in the nba history. all right. finally to baseball was a free agent. deals are starting to pick up in a hurry after losing one. so to the mets is the yankees wasted no time getting back to work, agreeing to an 8 year 218 million dollar deal. first with left-hander max fried. that's according to multiple reports and the 30 year-old lefty water

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to curtis and around the locals, as well as families displaced from other parts of syria. walmart jarvis, who moved to a friend from elect book, is over the making plans to return. inspired by the all positions were some success . i don't know, we've had a lot of re, i'm from and it was western countryside. i've lived here for 5 for years, but one 3rd at the end of the database and repairs are new. that before we can go back, the buildings are damaged nor roles or adults. young people in this part of syria grew up with governments, a stripe. now they see a real opportunity to reclaim their land seen on coastal elders era. a friend north and syria. the subdivisions governing parties says, is going to try to block an impeachment motion against the president, who has been tabled button parliament by the opposition. after yoseph yoseph short lived attempt to impose martial law parliaments, be meeting and sole, and peace of expect it to vote. in the motion on saturday, the defense minister has resigned and has been replaced several cabinet members. i've also offered to quit protests as have b

home to kurdish and around the locals, as well as families displays from other parts of syria. omar jarvis, who moved to a friend from elect, both is over the making sense to return. inspired by the oppositions were some success. i don't know, we've had a lot of re, i'm from and it was was done going through side. i've lived here for 5 for years, but 130 then after they've been racing repairs are new. that before we can go back, the buildings are damaged, normals or doors. young people in this part of syria grew up with governments, a stripe. now they see a real opportunity to reclaim their land, seen on coastal elders era, a friend north and syria, the sides korean. our police are investigating president joseph jewel for insurrection . he's also facing unimpeachable vote in parliament expected to take place on saturday. all this follows his box to attempt to impose martial law earlier this week, which led to a political crisis. the defense minister has resigned. some reports say he recommended the marshal lo decree and the department of troops, i've signed parliament deputy defense minist

home to kurdish and around the locals, as well as families displaced from other parts of syria. omar jarvis, who moved a friend from a level is over the making plans to return. inspired by the positions were some success. i don't know. we've had a lot of we, i'm from and the post was done countryside. i've lived here for 5 for years, but one 3rd at the end of the database and repairs are new. that before we can go back, the buildings are damaged nor roles or adults. young people in this part of syria grew up with government a us right now. they see a real opportunity to reclaim their land, cnn coastal elders era offering north and syria. so the head here on al jazeera, george's opposition leaders reported the beaten and arrested and thousands of 9 the streets of publicity for the 7th. 19 right plus substance of darkness. again, cubans make do with no electricity that counts in less than 2 months. the the hello that was not in south asia with the good news is that the skies have the logic here to close the south of india, but the grounds remain very wet. that's after a slight code lost its w

but has suggested that washington is no longer offering the $10000000.00 bounty for the capture of jarvis meta mohammed al gilani. as soon as hi tyree alshaun see how his proof line has been removed from the us goblins wanted list. based on our discussion, i told him we would not be pursuing rewards for justice. referring to a $10000000.00 bounty that the us had put on the h t. s. leaders head to now the disclosure was made after the american officials arrived to damascus for the 1st time. and over a decade. and health talks with the representatives on guitar withdrew, or the us that gives you a state until the blinking passed around the questions about washington's new relationship with the jihad is. the chief supervisor said she sending a senior representative to the mask is to talk to this new group talk to this government. is that something that you would want to do that you can do? indeed, given the terrorist designation of the sanctions that we've actually been a direct contact with h t s. and we're also looking at getting people on the ground in syria. i think it's important to hav

home to kurdish and around the locals, as well as families displaced from other parts of syria. omar jarvis, who moved a friend from elect, both is over the making sense to return. inspired by the positions were some success. i don't know. we've had a lot of re, i'm from and it was western going through side. i've lived here for 5 for years, but one 3rd and then after they've been racing repairs are new. that before we can go back and the buildings are damaged, normals or doors. young people in this part of syria grew up with governments, a stripe. now they see a real opportunity to reclaim their land, seen on coastal elders era, a friend north and syria, to lebanon, where the see saw between is rather and has been, are, is largely holding the government and agencies are trying to help those who are in desperate need of somebody, terry, and aid, because they know how to report some numbers here in southern lebanon. a long term planning is needed before the construction can begin. life is returning to this devastated city. now, about 2 years in southern lebanon was one of if not the hardest

home to kurdish and around the locals, as well as families displaced from other parts of syria. omar jarvis, who moved a friend from elect, both is over the making sense to return, inspired by the opposition's recent success. i don't know, we've had a lot of re, i'm from ali post list on countryside. i've lived here for 5 for years, but one 3rd and then after they've been racing repairs are new. that before we can go back, the buildings are damaged, normals or doors. young people in this part of syria grew up with governments, a stripe. now they see a real opportunity to reclaim their land, cnn coastal elders era, a friend north and syria. stella had and i'll just say that george's opposition need is reported or been beeping and arrested as a protest, as have been lining the streets of lucy for the 7th night in a row on mine hunt in manhattan after a healthcare ensure and c o is shot dead in new york, please say it was a targeted kenning, the suspect spelling the wrong. the had a lot of the when to is certainly being felt because parts of north america. we've had record breaking snow that w

we gotta be, uh, nothing you know has been the pink lift, jarvis, so old boils down to this effect. um, but when it comes to addressing that issue, which is uh, releasing the hostages, i think he's not doing enough. he's using them as it protects in order to continue the war. and he's trying to create an impression among these ladies that, that he has been doing his best in order to secure an agreement by saying, you know, the fuel gaps here and there that they need to, to break. but at the same time, he's saying that he doesn't have a clue when this is gonna come to an end to i think he, this is a, this should be understood within the context of the intent and politics of as well . he went to parenting classes here for you. he was never sincere at all. he's using the whole concept in order to further his own political identity kind of interest in as well. and even the same speech, she was like, even mocking the opposition for not pointing out to the success our, the treatments, and in syria and lebanon. and guys, and he mentioned like the reasons for his thinking that he's very clo

control is home to curtis and rob locals as well as families displaced from other parts of syria. omar jarvis, who moved a friend from elect book, is over the making sense to return. inspired by the positions were some success. i don't know, we've had a lot of we, i'm from ali post list on countryside. i've lived here for 5 for years, but one 3rd and then after that variation repairs are new. that before we can go back, the buildings are damaged, normals or doors. young people in this part of syria grew up with government a us right now. they see a real opportunity to reclaim their land. cnn coastal elders era offering north and syria. the and also is really strikes have tons of areas across the strip killing more than 50 pounds, simians. and then also at least 25 percent of citizens were killed in the attack on a residential area. that attacked destroyed multiple buildings in children where amongst the victims pulled from the rubble. and as well as advertise continues to target northern gauze as health facilities called cultures have shown, says people inside the come out of on hospital, whi

home to kurdish and around the locals, as well as families displaced from other parts of syria. omar jarvis, who moved a friend from elect, both is over the making sense to return. inspired by the positions were some success. i don't know, we've had a lot of we, i'm from the post list. i'm going through side. i've lived here for 5 for years, but one 3rd and then after that it varies. some repairs are new that before we can go back, the buildings are damaged nor roles or adults. young people in this part of syria grew up with governments, a strike. now they see a real opportunity to reclaim their land, cnn coastal elders era, a friend north and syria, schedule we're sol, said a is just north of the syria tech, a board, and the texas city of gods in tap russell. what are you hearing about the latest movements on the ground in this area as well? for now we have just got the announcement from the single positional patients center. and they are saying that now they are getting into the city and the fees fights are taking place between the position and this the, the, the regime forces. if that is

while the west was a very quick and heralding these jarvis, so taking control of tabasco, sold well claiming the only thing they wanted security in the middle east. crowds of us area and my friends and that support is took the streets of paris, munich, and london to celebrate the fault of the assad government. there was seen dancing and singing music and see right there. and the british department is also a time during the relishing this type of a what the half a century rule of the us that finally is now history. the syrian people have suffered under a sides barbaric regime for too long. and we welcome his departure. our focus is now on ensuring a political solution prevails, and peace and stability is restored. group that rampage through syria and rock right up to damascus. this group called a higher temper ya of summer, h t. s wasn't just officially considered a terrorist group by washington. but the european union agency for asylums on website also describes them as quote, frequently committing serious human rights abuses, including harassment, assassinations, kidnapping and torture, as

. >> hello, trey, my name is tom jarvis.m san diego, california, and my question for you is what do you see as the greatest national security threats facing america in the future? >> china is bigger than all other threats combined. not only is their military large and powerful, but we have too much interconnectivity and dependency on china. we need to make more of our own things and rebuild our military for nontraditional warfare. i'm not sure our navy is where it needs to be, but let's don't ask a lawyer. let's ask a west point grad who also happened to be the director of the cia and secretary of state mike pompeo. welcome, mr. secretary. so what do you see as our top national security threat? >> well, trey, it's great to be with you. look, you identified the chinese communist party as that threat. that's true. it has many dimensions. one of them is at our southern border. president trump is already engaged in putting real pressure on them. talking about putting tariffs on fentanyl continues to cross come across our border

rebecca jarvis is back to tell us what it means for shoppers.tc which says $25 billion deal would hurt shoppers by leading to higher prices and hurt workers by lowering wages. kroger and albertson say they need to combine forces to fight off competition from wal-mart, costco and amazon, which really own the grocery game. between them they have 5,000 stores, 7,000 workers. they operate almost everywhere in the u.s. the white house and ftc are praising the ruling. just moments ago albertsons filed a lawsuit to terminate the proposed merger, claiming kroger failed to execute best effort to get the deal done. albertson said it is seeking billions in damages from kroger. michael? >> michael: thank you for that. with two weeks until christmas and chanukah, many people are finalizing their travel plans. rhiannon ally is here with if you need to book your flight now and why. good morning, rhiannon. >> good morning, michael. i have all the answers for you. if you want to save money, you better act. like today. the travel platform tells us today is the la

rebecca jarvis and her daughter isabelle flying to vancouver, taking us inside, as fans around the worlde in. how will taylor top this? but for now -- ♪ shake it off ♪ ♪ shake it off ♪ >> announcer: live in times square, this is "good morning america." >> robin: how will taylor top this? how will rebecca top this? you're in trouble. >> whit: i am. my daughters know isabelle very well. the fact they didn't get to go and she did, i'm going to hear for a long time. >> george: the ultimate taylor tot. >> robin: she was there for the final eras tour show. i hope she's sleeping a little bit. rebecca is certainly up. she's going to tell us all about it. >> whit: got all the friendship bracelets. first the holidays are fast approaching. the first shipping deadline is coming up later this week. we'll tell you what you need to know to get your packages where they need to go in time without paying more than you have to. >> george: we have a lot of news to get to. we're going to begin with the man hunt for the suspect in the murder of brian thompson. killer is still on the loose. this morning images

rebecca jarvis back with details on that.e u.s. the idea is that honda and nissan team up to create one of the largest car companies in the world so they can better compete with rivals like toyota and electric car maker tesla. keep in mind they are japanese automakers but have plants in the u.s., tennessee, mississippi. nissan and honda telling us reports that honda, nissan and phr mc are considering a business integration are not based on an announcement from our company. if there are updates we will inform all stake holders at the appropriate time. robin? >> robin: that is true. okay. thank you very much, rebecca. now we have a gma health alert. a new warning about a popular medication used to treat hot flashes. eva pilgrim has those details for us. eva. >> good morning, robin. the fda adding a box warning on a hormone free pill to treat hot flashes putting its most prominent warning on veozah. the fda issued a warning for a rare risk associated with this medication for a potentially serious liver injury. it is used to trea

. >> hello, trey, my name is tom jarvis. california, and my question for you is what do you see as the greatest national security threats facing america in the future? >> china is bigger than all other threats combined. not only is their military large and powerful, but we have too much interconnectivity and dependency on china. we need to make more of our own things and rebuild our military for nontraditional warfare. i'm not sure our navy is where it needs to be, but let's don't ask a lawyer. let's ask a west point grad who also happened to be the director of the cia and secretary of state mike pompeo. welcome, mr. secretary. so what do you see as our top national security threat? >> well, trey, it's great to be with you. look, you identified the chinese communist party as that threat. that's true. it has many dimensions. one of them is at our southern border. president trump is already engaged in putting real pressure on them. talking about putting tariffs on fentanyl continues to cross come across our border from china.

home to curtis and around the locals, as well as families displaced from other parts of syria. omar jarvis, who moved to a friend from a level is over the making plans to return. inspired by the positions were some success. i don't know. we've had a lot of we, i'm from and it both of us done countryside. i've lived here for 5 for years, but one 3rd at the end of the database and repairs are new that before we can go back, the buildings are damaged nor roles or adults. young people in this part of the syria grew up with government a us right now. they see a real opportunity to reclaim their land, cnn coastal elders era offering north and syria. let's take a look at the changing situation in this area. these areas, you can see that in red on the map, all controlled by government forces. they all backed by iran and russia. now until recently they have held much of the central region. the green areas show territory controlled by the opposition on group hyatt tough. a awesome, i'm the tuckers back syria national on a week ago, they together launched a surprise offensive from it live, capturing

rebecca jarvis and her daughter got to go to the show, and they're going to tell us, well, rebecca willus what it was like to be at that final performance. i think her daughter is sleeping. all of that and more on gma. >> ginger, are you one of those black friday shoppers where you try to get it all done in one full sweep? or are you a procrastinator? >> no no no procrastinator. >> and because i don't buy things i'm very into the gifting of experiences and those types of things. and i'm trying to be extremely intentional about each one. this year. so it's taking extra time. >> that's great. and i think experiences that mean so much more. yeah. >> no kidding. and my family, we all kind of get together in a group chat and we'll share. hey, don't get the kids any more toys. we don't need any more toys. these are the sizes. these are the things that we need. and if it comes to experiences, these are the places that we love to go. in terms of like the zoo, things like that are the best we get from my mother in law. >> we got her now to the point where she always does that. she gets us a broa