he loved children and couldn't wait to have his own, and he thought jordan was the one for him. >> jordan'sst friend hannah owens says she had a good heart and a way with kids. >> she watched my son. i trusted her with my son. they bonded. >> she got cody into going to church with her, which she never did before. we all thought that those were good things, but others worried that the relationship was a little one sided. >> he was madly in love with her. she, on the other hand, was distant towards him. they would go on dates and she would bring company. >> i never seen them hold hands. i never seen them kiss. >> so many of their friends were surprised when, after dating for a little more than a year, cody proposed to jordan and she accepted. >> i didn't think that she would say yes. >> when the big day finally arrived, jordan's friends and guests were shocked by what really happened behind the joyous facade of these wedding photos. >> she was kind of like shaking her head, like just and just bawling, like hysterically down the aisle. and when she got up there, she didn't look at him in the e

jordan: you have never done that before? mr. ferguson: no, sir. mr. jordan: find that interesting. you have never done it b violent crime went up. we'll do something we have never done b as a result violent crime went down, shazaam, we can report that. that gets you in the political context during the debate and everything else. you find that interesting? mr. ferguson: what will i say is that we -- our desire is to get it right. and get the information out there to the public for whatever use they need. our desire to try to make sure that we had a stickley significant number to create -- statistically number -- mr. injureddian: in years prior -- mr. jordan: in years prior, what was the percent coming n higher? the same it was? mr. ferguson: i have to look. i say relatively the same. when we had -- because we had 78% of the population covered. i believe it was 78% of the population covered with the 2021 data set. i would say relatively the same. mr. jordan: if it was the same, why did do you it for this particular year when you reported four weeks before the election? mr. ferguson:

no refugees in jordan, no refugees in egypt. and lots of people in the west look at this and say, how can people not allow a fellow simians to get in? but in fact, this is a position coordinated with the police. the indians themselves, who have done the lesson from 1948 who do not wish to dave. and so the, the decision to close the board is actually a decision not to allow is read to sort of the consumer at the but his tendency expense. and i understand is, out of the not most un member states including western powers have expressed concerns for the fates of cuz that's 2300000 people. they have publicly condemned as a really politicians and leaders cold for the expulsion of the palestinians. on january 28th, at least 10 is ready. the cabinet ministers participated in a re settled because event in jerusalem is really national security minister at the time you had been giving you a dress, a cheering crowd, the the there would be no arabs in the goods as they would go to turkey to scotland to britain, i want them out of guys and we

jordan started to present dozens from entering georgia. a total of 12000 cousins were let into georgia and in 1969 and temporarily the 2nd in the refugee commerce these josh the gaza. com is the poorest most marginalized comp in jordan. and that's because the residence back com, they don't have the national id that they need to allow them to work with. those um is a co founder of a cooperative that helps the guys and women refugees in jordan find culturally relevant. employment i'll do is the defendant of the guys and palestinians who are driven out of their homes twice by the way, the forces over lived. but the thing is, you definitely can imagine due to a kind of home of the 2nd in the flea. and he'll come home, diamond bloom. uh we should have all our collisions of the block on the list for but at the legal level specialist. now, what is the middle initials now? what is the bush and how long is the house been? i know nothing of the to my mind, you will see the defendant of the heavy and i'm, i'm just not said themselves sort of zillow w

jordan, for five minutes. mr. jordan: thank you, mr. chairman. director, has there -- in recent history has there been a parole program of this magnitude? ms. jaddou: which -- are you talking about -- ms. jaddou: chnv? two years, $53 -- 531,000 people get paroled in. ms. jaddou: there have been -- mr. jordan: to that magnitude? ms. jaddou: i don't have all the numbers in front of me but i'm familiar with the historical use of parole through multiple administrations, republican and democrat. there have been many uses, some large, some small, and some have been very large. mr. jordan: so this is not unique you're saying? this is just run of the mill type of parole that you're doing? ms. jaddou: i'm not saying it's run of the mill. the parole -- mr. jordan: you give it a whole new term. lawful pathway. a term i've never heard before. we didn't pass any law saying you should do this. is this -- i'm just trying to get -- is this a special deal you guys are doing? it sure seems like it. ms. jaddou: no. what i am suggesting is -- mr. jordan: not special

jordan started to present dozens from inside of georgia. a total of 12000 cousins were let into georgia and in 1969 and temporarily the 2nd in the refugee comes from the jetta. the gaza. com is the poorest most marginalized comp in jordan. and that's because the residence of back . com, they don't have the national id that they need to allow them to work with. those um is a co founder of a cooperative that helps the guys and women refugees in jordan find culturally relevant. employment i'll do is the defendant of the guys and palestinians who are driven out of their homes twice by israeli forces when live. but the definitely the can the legend due to economic the 2nd in the us lee and he'll come ha, a holy diamond bloom. uh we initially follow acquisition of the block on the list for but the legal level. shes now in the middle, the shelf now is the end of the house. when i know nothing of the man, you will see the defendant of the heavy and i'm, i'm just not in san unsubsidized zillow, she'll sort of feel you, honey, i'm going to see um, ho

jordan, thank you very much. they've been seen as a celebration in syria after the lightning offensive of the position fighters tearing down the statue of former president passes of us uh that special the sides father was military was responsible for the home of massacre in 1982 that killed 40000 people on thursday fighters overwhelmed hama city forcing syrian military forces to withdrawal houses here was, nor cor motions. a beg your pardon, nor commotions that during list in syria. and he's managed to gain access to i'm a shortly after opposition fighters to control. he sent us this report. we are here in the city of the city of alma and those gunshots. right now, are not gunshots. redeem this, you know. this is a very famous, nothing serious joy to celebrate the victory jobs. they have a residence of how much city and those who are displaced from uh how much uh, uh, now, uh, gathering here and just where to document the historic moments as they destroyed, of destroying one of the picture of a shot, a sudden in

it's going to have a big, a big impact on jordan. remember that the jordan has a significant, quote unquote is let us presence muslim brotherhood groups that are very closely in the line. we grew up with a lot of similar groups in serial. those who are in that have their own take and tell them who are saying they've taken power and the government in damascus. so i think jordan, the even more that will be impacted. yes. you're right. also going to be impacted, but you have to remember when it comes to level has a lot of sports. so you're having suffered some very soviet news from israel. there's no doubt about that. but i believe it's still capable of protecting the liberal from this security threat of game. jordan, you don't have to lock husband law at the same time. jordan is predicted to isn't a lot of the us that's pages. you mean proceed question. what will i know? it could be the what's new if it's all right now come on the thread, see where your motions and how like going for you. jordan is out of our country as of all the time

goes on in syria as jordan but also because jordan has a critical role to play in supporting the syrian people in this transition. what we areny focused on is not choosing a path for syria. making sure the syrian people have the opportunity to choose their path forward. i think to succeed andpa to emee from the past dominated by assad and the transitional government has two adhere to certain principals. it should be inclusive nonsectarian. it's got to uphold and protect the rights of all syrians including minorities and including women and test to make sure it's preserving the state in delivering services. we have to make sure in the interim government make sure syria's not used as a base for terrorism and extremism and a threat to its neighbors or ally with groups like isis. it needs to also ensure any chemical weapons are secured and destroyed. these are some of the principals that are critical to laying a foundation for the syrian people that have a government to meet its needs and also critical to unlocking international recognition. international support that syria very much needs

attorney for the family of jordan neely. nbc is now confirming that penny was indeed at the football game with president- elect trump and vice president- elect jd vance moments ago. joining me now is congresswoman robin kelly. democrat of illinois. good to have you with us tonight. i know the story we just discussed is not in your home state. but i must ask you for your general reaction as a member of the congressional black caucus to daniel penny's acquittal and him joining president-elect donald trump at today's army and navy football game which nbc has confirmed. are we at risk to see more vigilante cases in this case ending in the death of a vulnerable unarmed man and death of vulnerable people. people of color under this new trump administration? >> well i think the old trump administration and the new trump administration because of all the rhetoric, all of the us versus them, the black versus white, the good guys versus the bad guy. people feeling free to say what they want and do what they want. as you can see some l

. >> harris: daniel penny found not guilty of negligent homicide in the death of jordan neely. we were just hearing reaction from jordan neely's father and other supporters as the jury reached a decision after more than 20 hours of deliberations. this is "outnumbered." i am harris faulkner with kayleigh mcenany and emily compagno, also joining us today molly line, fox news correspondent, and larry kudlow, host of "kudlow" on fox b fox business. cb cotton on the story. it is unfathomable at this point it is two black women on the screen that this has come down to a race issue and not about daniel penny's innocence, not guilty. >> i can tell you, harris, the protesters here outside the courthouse are very, very upset right now. they are chanting no justice, no peace and we actually just heard in a press conference from several of jordan neely's family members, jordan neely's father andrew zachary saying he misses his son and he believes that there is a two-tiered system of justice. but i also want to talk about the moments in the courtroom when we heard this not guilty verdict fo

so i think that's a way for jordan to say, look, we're still here. i think jordan will be slightly worried about turkey's influence it turn key style cars written so much. now not only do they have the s n a that proxy mother should that role so all you believe the external power close this the hatred? yes. who currently again, veteran civil stuff has risen to so george and will be trying to reassert itself while so the same time, not publicly as expressing any discontent, discontent with turkey or with h t. s. him tricky line. okay, real guys to involve me. thanks. and dave, thank you as well for the 1st time in his millions of syrians all hopeful for that country's future. daily life is certainly retarding in syria and refugees forced to leave the country joined the devastating 13. yes. of all who are returning. united nation says there is best senior conflicts created the world's largest refugee prices. with more than $14000000.00 syrians forced from their homes since $21111.00 and who's the highest population of the syrian refugees per capita. an

jordan, right database. so we're going to be a bit wanted to resume the diplomatic reasons. one of the major european union company is to resume the different magic the mission here. so this region allow me to measure that as more and more than gauge with the new student. and the vision is that sort of thing. and for the, for the, near the vision, the new government, the mass. cuz because they wanted you to holes quickly 1st haven't any too much less them. be seen as the list of, of the representative of cdn, syrians, on the other hand, making sure that the restitution is to move and the order is restored. the reserves are still sort are reporting from the syrian capital damascus. thank you very much for. so that was who mentioned that as the new syria and administrator and takes shape, it's going to have to work with several regional international parties and their interest. let's outlined them here for k wants to push back kurdish forces, which anchor considers terrace groups from his border while creating what it calls a safe zone. in northern syria, the us supports curti

i just need to talk about jordan. robert ford is the former us ambassador to syria and is currently a senior fellow at the middle east institute. he joins us from bank or in maine. robert, thanks so much for being with us today. us secretary of state anthony, blinking the had been in turkey holding talks with the turkish foreign minister. how kind of feed on they spoke about the importance of calendar and any resurgence of iso in syria, but throughout the syrian civil war. the u. s. center key have backed rival opposition groups. can the us answer key actually reconcile their positions going forward? and how will all this play out? i don't think they've reconciled their positions yet to. they both agree that a return of dash into the central and eastern syria would be a bad thing. but they disagree on strategies to achieve that objective, that common interest. and i have seen no evidence yet, that the americans are prepared to relinquish their use and partnership with the syrian and democratic forces that i have seen

with united states and jordan, for instance. so it's not just the internal balancing act in terms of managing all those groups who may not have disappeared, but maybe lying low for now, but also the international community to the expectations and demands to there seems to be, um, i don't think there's a blueprint on how you get a country back on track right after it's been, we can undermined under cut by a dictatorship for half a century, but there is a blueprint for how to break a country and how to not get it back on track. and that's a rock you mentioned in earlier hours nor a day mentioned it in amman. jordan, it seems to be what everybody is trying to avoid. can you explain that? what unfortunately, there's plenty of case studies if not just the right. we've got a rack. we've also got olivia, all you blue at egypt to some degree in any on politics is always this an overall slogan of it's the economy stupid. and i think that is a bit that is also relevant here. it's kind of a case of it's the everyday you stupid, you know, p

the other ones are in jordan. this is obviously around life. and so also coming is really drones here to come void hearing aids and stopping somebody from central guns as remote control. vehicles explode, have come out of the hospital in the know the opposition codes to protest is to shop motion big down in demonstrations against the countries collections. and keep out of our waterway, dynamos president rex to donald trump's threat to re take control of the front of the serious new administration is forging different logic links on the international stage of the decades of dictatorship and 13 years of civil war. it's lead to awesome l. shara has held a series of meetings with invoice from casa and jordan. both countries have place to support the rebuilding of syria. how some of our reports now from the capital, damascus. jordan's 40 minutes to avon stuff at the end of ask us these countries as a border with syria, it's been close, the monitoring fast moving developments as each viney tubes can to do that incursion into the province. not far fro

jordan, of course the country. when many, many millions of syrian refugees have been displaced to over the last 13 years or so. well, syrian refugees have become trying to cross into syria from many of the neighboring countries like jordan. uh, but uh, as zeno hold that has been documenting her journey crossing into syria from lebanon . and we just pass the lebanese tech fully into the main border crossing where they're crossing. we're heading now to the syrian check point. we understand that it's no longer in the hands of the regime and that the opposition, the cell in control of the border crossing. this is really the main border crossing between the 2 countries. it's a mere, less than an hour drive from here to, to the syrian capital damascus, which is now in the hands of the theory and opposition. the check point belonging to the syrian government. there are no forces here. these are no rebels are taking down the post or she's at the con the, there's a lot of gunfire. this is the most likely rebels celebrating.

>> and i'm jordan klepper!ar," the show where we are legally not allowed to agree with each other. >> ronny: so if i say college athletes should not be paid... >> then i say everyone in college should be paid. even the professors. >> ronny: uh, the professors do get paid, dipshit. >> clearly not your professors. ronny, what did you even major in? let me guess, eating by yourself in the dining hall? >> ronny: oh, like you were mr. popular. didn't you have three roommates kill themselves? >> okay. [laughs] it was two. the third, we never saw again. enough about college. let's talk college sports. it was rivalry week for college football, and on saturday things got extra rivalry-ee. >> on sunday, the big ten fined michigan and ohio state $100,000 each after a post-game brawl erupted saturday. look at this. the fighting broke out between the two squads after the wolverines planted their flag at midfield of ohio stadium, following their 13-10 win over the buckeyes. police had to use pepper spray to disperse the play

one quick thing, jim jordan. mr.ass and wage earners and small businesses and i think trump tax cuts 2.0 must be in the first reconciliation bill. in fact, i don't believe you'll get two reconciliation bills and i don't understand it. that was his promise. we need a blue collar boom. we need to reward the working class coalition and enjoy them, jim jordan. >> i don't care if it's 1, 2, 3 or 15 and 3 is probably the northeast we're allowed and i don't care about the number but doing what we told the voters are going to do. i say all the time we make all this complicated >> no one did it better than president trump and he'll get done what he said and we have to help him and if that's one bill, two bills, i'm okay with that. larry: should be the first bill. first thing. the first thing. come on, jim, you're supply cider. the tax cut, the tax cut argument is so important. those people need better take home pay around the kitchen table. that's why they voted for him. >> fair enough. if we can get it all done in one, great

i don't know how that plays into this. >> judge pirro: the father of jordan neely, jordan neely, of course the list of the worst 50 mentally ill homeless people in a city of eight million. he's already sued danny. of course, burden of proof is less based on a preponderance of evidence. this is not over. >> a real man of principle. >> i've thought about this especially watching him, i've thought about this since it happened, i would be willing to do the same thing? would i act the same way, have that type of courage in that moment? he was a marine so i feel like i know him, i feel like i went to war with guys just like him. we have three tenants, honor, courage -- commitment. people confuse courage and bravery. a stupid person can be brave for a monument but a thoughtful moment can be courageous. when you're courageous you're putting yourself at risk. you're foregoingal of your tomorrows today so somebody else may have one. you're accepting the risk coming to you in order to do something that needs to be done. that's for the better good. i believe he acted with honor, courage and commitment

we're going to make sure jordan's voice is heard. he came on that train initially asking for food, and he was ignored and put in a chokehold we are going to step up and continue this fight and make sure that his voice is heard and daniel penny is held responsible thank you so much for joining us, donte mills. >> i understand the family must be reeling at a moment like this. thank you. >> thank you for having me i want to thank you all for watching this special edition of laura coates live. >> our coverage continues welcome to times square that's not in my life cheers i was so embarrassing. >> new year's eve live with anderson and andy. live coverage starts at eight on cnn. streaming live on max. >> to me, harlem is home. but home is also your body. last one everyone. i asked myself, why doesn't pilates exist in harlem? so i started my own studio. getting a brick and mortar in new york is not easy. chase inc. has supported us from studio one to studio three. when you start small, you need some big help. and chase inc. was that for me?

jordan did. we don't like what the republican leadership did in refusing to bring the senate bill to a vote before the election. we begged them, darrell issa begged them, begged mr. jordan, i did. hank johnson did. we said, bring it to the floor before the election, it will pass unanimously, and we'll have the judges that we need. because if it's not brought to the floor until after the election, one party or the other is going to oppose it. so we're objecting to this bill not because we object to what the american people did, because we object to what mr. jordan and the republican leadership did. i now yield three minutes to the distinguished representative from maryland, mr. ivey. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. ivey: i thank the gentleman for yielding. mr. speaker, i rise in opposition to s. 4199, the judges act. i appreciate the comments that have come from the republican side this morning. chairman jordan in particular. we've had a chance to pass bipartisan legislat

so the board, the force and neighboring jordan to close is for the with syria. the goal and this control is not being challenged, only the north eastern and so as improvements. this is where the record is. forces from remove the areas to the capital, damascus. the position say is ultimate goal is to take over the capital and opened a new chapter for syria. best instead of, i'll just 0, choose solve them, take here the opposition side to save their advancing towards the capital, damascus, which i do not do much. what is most uh, we are heading for damascus and we will meet into my ups square today. a totem national liberation is being lifted by syrians. the spark of revolution was ignited and hold on. those bless to this on the must join forces with a city under pollution or is under a collective national umbrella. we must take a play through yet position and 6, the end of tourney, reinforcing justice, equality and dignity. i know it's called a most is a journalist who managed to gain access to how much worldly after opposition fights is to control center this re

i'm dire in jordan, this is obviously around life and go home. and so coming up a flurry of diplomatic activity as regional leaders build relations with serious new administration. a search for thousands of bodies believe buried in unmarked graves and the 3rd phase of serious 2011. the revolution. your position calls for protest is to shop motion beat down demonstrations against the countries connection resolved the is there any forces of attacking the functioning hospital left and northern gaza at least 20 patients and medical stuff have been injured by explosions around the facility. witnesses, a remote control vehicles delivered boxes with the danger written on the boxes. i believe to have contained explosives, which later designated follows an order from these by the ministry to shut down the facility for doctor, for some stuff he is the direct to have come out of the hospital and he just sent out his ear with this update from inside the building because he had some a short while ago to military bro bought was designated to have a hospital ca

the, the jordan's foreign ministers in damascus, where he's told al jazeera, his country is ready to help rebuild syria, the time 0 any, it's good to have you with us. this is elsa 0, live from the also coming up guitar is most of the senior official to visit damascus since the fall of the side is due to hold talks with the head of serious new administration. 3 is really a tax target on milwaukee and southern gaza. settings tents, housing displays, palestinians on fire, at least 11 people have been killed. and jessica washington, an engineer with the community as mounting 20 years since the indian ocean of creek and the, the jordanian foreign ministers in syria's capital, damascus. the talks with the head of the new administration until he 10000. he said jordan's fully supports the transition process and the drafting of a new constitution for syria. i'm and stuff and he also said, jordan is ready to help rebuild the country by options there was how can i help r, as in damascus for us, you were harsh. i'm there, as i'm in society address reporters. you were also there to get a moment

jordan says it will reopen. it's only border crossing with syria and nearly 2 weeks have to be close for security reasons or so ahead. i'm out of the top of the line, the angle, and i'll tell you what to say the lord care are getting more the . there's been no, let up in these rather the attacks on guys come out loud one hospital in the north of the strip. it's been targeted again. is there any forces also struck a residential building nearby for hospital director says thousands were injured in the attacks early and is radio striking home sheltering displays. people in the area killing at least eights in central and southern guys. and meanwhile, 10 saying what were supposed to be safe, so ins came under fire, and several people were killed. northern guys, or has been andres really sees for more than 2 months now. hundreds of thousands of palestinians have been subjected to unrelenting bombing, international organizations that be nurturing his route to end this brocade and allow a deliveries to the area. early i

that's primarily there to prevent the spread of violence in syria into jordan. very, very limited. donald trump wanted to withdraw from syria and iraq, and i think he still has an a, an impulse there because we don't have an overall strategy piece for victory and syria. but unfortunately, what we do have, or a lot of bad things that will happen in the east of the country. so this is one of those instances where while the united states, as a superpower, we don't have the interest the means or the ability at the moment with what we're can domestically produced to affect the change of events on the, on the battlefield. there, of course, and one when we tunnel, so 2 of those that have been involved in series workforce, russia has been a major back of the syrian government, the shorted side, effects of the process. it puts up his government as well as him to be able to govern the country for so long. um, where does it stand now? i mean, we have been speaking to certainly james base my colleagues spoke to the russian foreign minister ahead in though. huh. um, wherever

i shall, hobart reports when the capital of damascus jordans 40 minutes to avon stuff at the end of ask us is countries as a border with syria? it's been close, the monitoring fast moving developments as these viney tubes continue that incursion into the province. not far from jordan to the till damian talk diplomat insisted in his meeting with sylvia's new administration on the need to form an inclusive government. the key here is a, syria needs to move the syrian lead process syrian syrian process to rebuild the system in which all students are presented. this is the moment got to, i always became the 1st international and line to the end in damascus of to the full of us that state to minister for far enough as well. how much of a fee is got to us. see a diplomat to visit damascus is 2011 window ha sebo ties with damascus off to the router, track down on civilians by us. at kata is among many countries that have established contact in recent days. with serious do administration lead by some of the seller shop ups the top, we will stand by the side of our brothers and syria in all fron

it's the to ask them at all. sharah has held a series of meetings with envoys from casa and jordan based countries have pledged to support the rebuilding of syria. hash them a whole bar reports from the capital of damascus. jordan's 40 minutes to avon suffer the end of ask us his country. she has a border with syria. it's been close. the monitoring fast moving developments as these viney tubes continued that incursion into the province. not far from jordan to the till damian talk diplomat insisted in his meeting with sylvia's new administration on the need to form an inclusive government. the key here is a, syria needs to move the syrian lead process syrian syrian process to rebuild the system in which all students are presented. this is the moment got to, i always became the 1st international and line to the end in damascus of to the full of us that state to minister for far enough as well. how much does what a fee is got to us, see a different amount to visit? damascus is 2011 window ha. sebo ties with damascus off to the router, track down on civilians by us. at kata is among many cou

jordan, which neighbors syria is set to host high level talks on the political transition. they're out of diplomats, as well as the turkish foreign minister hawkins were done, and the us secretary of state to be blank and unexpected, to attend to summit enjoyed his port. city of africa. no to day begins our coverage from africa. i own you for you as syrians celebrate their new found freedom and public squares across their liberated country . the meanwhile diplomats are scrambling to catch up with the regional and international aftershocks of the subdivisions. doubtful jordan is due to host a summit and it's coastal city of africa to coordinate a response to syria's immediate needs. on the agenda to monetary and release security, serious, precarious road to recovery, reconciliation, and democratic rule. you and agencies say the task ahead will be difficult for jordan and the you are sending him monetary and aid stability and syria is a goal. every one attending the compass summit agrees on, but not necessarily how to secure it in the us and european union are being cautious

and so the group meeting in jordan and the group of countries meeting and jordan are in a position to offer assistance, but are not in a position to dictate terms. there is no international negotiation as one long imagined bind happened under the nation's auspices, but to manage hearing aid is still very much needed in syria. 90 percent of the population is in need of humanitarian aid. according to un data, it's important to engage directly with the actors in damascus, all of the actors. and i think the united states influence with the syrian democratic forces and in particular it's british leadership, is important to forestall serious fighting in the eastern part of syria. the israel has launched air attacks against multiple cities across knowles and gaza. it's been under a military siege for more than 2 months on the same page. well, here i'm building, so something had to become a loud one. hospital, the barely functioning medical facilities being targeted repeatedly, the united nations. it says israel has been denying a large number of 8 emissions destined for northern gosh, i thou

and you are at the sylvia jordan boulder earlier. what are we seeing in terms of how the syrians, because there's a lot of them in jordan, do they see this as an opportunity for them to return home? how comforted all the about? what's happening it has been an incredible day to watch syria and families, bringing all their belongings, rushing to the border after they were informed early in the morning that the jordanian authorities would allow them at to go home. some families had not been at back in syria for many, many years. and so there was joy, there was this belief, there was shocked celebration and tears all at once. we spoke to some of those people and here's what they have to say. joy and this believe here of the jordanian syrian border of thousands of syrians who haven't been able to return to their country some for more than a decade or now. finally able to go home. surely i use, i can describe how is she i'm of your doing. i've been away from loved ones for 13 years. i have been trying for 3 days. our country is beautiful a

not all day, i'll just need to talk about jordan. the german chancellor, olaf schultz has addressed the concerns of about a 1000000 siri and asylum seekers in his country. that's after 4, right. politicians called for them to be expelled. now that the said redeem has fallen short says that won't happen. but germany is one of several european countries that is freezing newest island proceedings for syria nationals, feler to have the full price votes. many syrians have successfully put down roots here in germany. 5000 syrian doctors work in our hospitals alone. some statements made in recent days have deeply unsettled our fellow citizens of syrian origin. what i have to tell you was this, anyone who is working here. anyone who is well integrated is and will remain welcome in germany. that goes without saying, some refugees hope that they'll return to their homeland. we will support that to as soon as the situation allows only in the coming days, weeks and months. will we be able to see what direction syria is taking without a side? won

jordan neely said, i'm hungry.ed with food and we would have seen what would have happened different. expect one of the things i think needs to be discussed and i am curious to your thoughts. you mentioned the officer who killed eric gardner. we have seen it with kyle rittenhouse. we have now seen it with daniel penny where the right maga if you will, the extreme far right decides to take these vigilantes and propped them up as heroes. how dangerous do you feel like that is both politically and practically when you don't have a sense of context, when you really don't understand how the dynamics in new york city actually function to take daniel penny, taken to the army- navy football game and put him up as a hero on a national level, how problematic do you see that as being? >> it's very problematic and dangerous, because you are now conflating victims and heroes and what should be allowed in society. you should want someone to intervene if someone needs help. you should also say that you literally just should not b

a series of meetings with envoys from cats are in jordan. let's lead to have it all shot to says consol has signals intention to invest in rebuilding the country. jordan. meanwhile, stress the importance of forming an inclusive new government. and obviously it was getting the access to records, showing the location of mass graves and a survey and city of homes. it's known as the birth phase of the 2011 revolution. thousands of people disappeared when bush all sides of government mounted across down on the uprising on the far right, german party and the as hell around it impacted the scene of a call running attack on a christmas market. hundreds of people gathered to me on the victims, including is konita elise, if i tell a 50 year old man faces numerous charges including motor an attempted murder is a salary citizen who's lived in germany since 2006 situations igniting political debates about mike and policies that had of elections in february. those were the headlines. the news continues here on out to 0, also with a 2nd. it's the daughter

i did also said jordan is ready to help rebuild the country. we had a conversation on the one where syria is and i obviously conveyed to jordan for the support of the city and people has been back on this new historical moment. this is an historical moment that we wanted to find statements on historic and achievements where syria re gains, eh, it's a security stability as syria is to be built as a separate and free states. we have all the syrians uh field secured and see if and where a new politic can add a game and which should be and which all students participate in making and which represents and, and guarantees that right. so overall, a students, a category delegation is also in damascus, including the minister of state for foreign affairs, and how much is the late fee. he's the most senior category official to visit syria since the fall of a subs. they arrived on the 1st international flight to the syrian capital since the fall of a shot and a subs as 11 palestinians have been killed and several attacks in gaza. desperate rescue efforts a

not all day, i'll just need to talk about jordan robot forwards it. former us ambassador to syria. he's currently a senior fellow at the middle east institute and he's been talking about 5 of the us and took care to reconcile the differences over the counter side. syrian demographic forces. as i have seen, no evidence yet that the americans are prepared to relinquish their use and partnership with the syrian and democratic forces that i have see no indication that turkey has back tracked from its animosity towards the syrian democratic forces. syrians over through the outside, the government themselves and without significant outside health and syrians are in control of what's happening in damascus right now. and so the group meeting endured in the groups of countries meeting and jordan are in a position to offer assistance, but are not in a position to dictate terms. there is no international negotiation as one long imagined. bind happened under united nations auspices, but to manage hearing aid is still very much needed in syria. 90 percent of the population is in need of humanit

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daniel penny is now a free man off the hook and acquitted in the chokehold death of jordan neely. tonight the legal fight may not quite be over. the attorney representing the neely family live with me next for his first cnn interview. since that verdict new year's eve live with anderson and andy. >> live coverage starts at eight on cnn. >> when a tough cop finds you on the go, it would be silly hey, try nic robertson sa jus packed with the power of robitussin and every bite easy to take. cough relief anywhere. chew on relief chew on a the perfect gift. >> the jewelry exchange has three carat topaz pendants for 59 one carat bracelets. 199 star bypass rings, 792 carat bands, 1991 carat studs, 599 always the lowest price, the jewelry exchange direct this holiday, verizon will turn your old or broken phone into a gift trade in any phone, in any condition, and get samsung galaxy s24 plus with circle to search and watch and tab all three on us survive the holidays with samsung powered by verizon. >> they are trying to shut down this legal loophole to get 100 milligram generic viagra or

i'm us secretary of state and need blinking is in jordan where he's met with king abdullah to discuss developments in syria. he says is riley strikes that also make sure the military equipment doesn't fall into the wrong hands. well, the new into administration is promising to restore state institutions. i'm the role of little and provide basic services such as electricity, health, care, and communications. the major challenges lie ahead. many syrians are still searching for nearly $200000.00, missing relatives and friends, detained by the austin as regime the political, secure, receive bronze prison, also known as the alpha bronze prison in damascus is well known for being detained . these mounted arrow correspondent o herani was previously detained, that he would counselled his experience in sorcery confinement and spoke to all the former detainees. why are you, hey, with your family now? i'm with my family so they can see where i was health and torture. despite not committing any crime or doing anything against the law and the security forces arrested me while i was walking in the

by what goes on in syria, but also jordan has a critical role to play. and what we are focused on is not choosing a path for syria but making sure the syrian people have the opportunity to choose their path forward. i think to succeed and to emerge from the path dominated by assad, any transitional government has to adhere to certain presumes, it should be inclusive, nonsectarian. it has to uphold and protect the rights of all syrians, minorities and women and make sure it is delivering services. we have to make sure that any interim government also makes sure that syria isn't used as a base of terrorism and pose a threat to its neighbors or eli with terrorists. and ensure that chemical weapons are secured and destroyed. these are some of the presumes that will have critical success and laying a foundation for the syrian people to have a government -- [indiscernible] also critical to unlocking international support that syria very much needs after decades of dictatorship, conflict, corruption, isolation. i have had many calls over the last days with part

at is what they told jim jordan.omer and what they told myself every time we requested information, we need this information to show exactly the corruption cleaned out by the trump administration. >> john: he will try to haul hunter biden before the committee? >> i don't have any plans to haul in hunter biden's before the committee. what i have plans is getting answers from justice department of questions we have asked for months they have said they cannot provide because there was an ongoing investigation. well, since he has pardon, there can no longer be ongoing investigation. and fact, the president pardon him for years prior to conviction. 2014-2015 and 2 2014 is the year he got on the burisma board and started to get paid millions of dollars. it is quite interesting that the documents, the whistle-blowers provided to us, one was so important, john, was a message from hunter biden to cnn producer saying "after my father as president, all at this step will be taking care of." >> john: all right, we will see where

she's in october in jordan. i know we've been saying a final statement telling me by the hour of foreign ministers at this meeting where you are, what senate of the well, laura, it was quite a long statement, but basically it said that the, the air of foreign ministers support the syrian people in there and now a phase of recovery and reconstruction. they lend support to transitional justice, rebuilding institutions and inclusive syria, a united syria and these 2 key it. 2 terms are key because that overlaps with a lot of the positions of other dignitaries in attendance today in our club. nobody wants to see syria break into several countries. they want to see a stable syria that can well come back, the millions of refugees and they're offering their support from medical financial . and she monetary and already outside and, and jordan and other countries have begun sending humanitarian assistance. but really, they're trying to push for international support and acceptance. and it is believed that this kind of st

earlier blinking was in jordan where he met with king abdulla. and we're back in the region at a time of both real promise, but also apparel for syria and for its neighbors. and the focus of our work here is to coordinate up across the region to support the syrian people as they transition away from massage, brutal dictatorship, a solvent. benjamin has been following developments from a lot but and you've seen the whole day in the florida of diplomatic activity, you saw and me blinking on the reason i moved to coming to, to k a. and unlike the previous protocols, you saw him meeting the turkish president at the airport, the signaling some sort of an urgency in the way things are being done. also, if you've had meetings between the tax and, and some european states as well, and the turkish intelligence chief in damascus, talking about, you know, the way forward to trying to establish things and lines of communications. whereas techie, which has been up for the long this time trying to seek some sort of a solution. but it's, it's board is the secur