the bbc‘s disability affairs correspondent, nikki fox, went tojordan earlier this year to hear theirries. it's one of the greatest humanitarian disasters of our generation. a conflict that has not only torn apart families, but an entire country. around 11 million syrians have been forced to leave their homes. many have fled to neighbouring countries to escape the ongoing violence. i'm nikki fox, and i'm injordan, a country that admits it is unable to support the estimated 1.4 million refugees it has already taken in. at the moment, i just think about walking again, and everything will come with that. just take it one step...? yeah, step—by—step. if we are really looking to respond in a comprehensive way, you're not talking about millions of dollars of financial support, but billions of dollars of support. with a third having a disability or a serious health condition, i'm here to find out how the most vulnerable survive. this is their story. the first place we visit is zaatari refugee camp, a city in the middle of a desert. this place has grown exponentially since the start of the co

i have nikki here, who is an intern, this is your lastdy officially here on "fox & friends." >> yes. we like you have the weather or selection. and you selected weather and we thought it would be a perfect opportunity to cut your teeth out. are you ready? >> i'm ready. >> from miami. >> university of miami. >> tell us about the weather. >> yes, so it is -- >> it's cold, all around especially -- >> see where there's those numbers, read those numbers. >> it is 30 degrees in new york. 26 in cleveland. and 52 degrees in san antonio and 50 in dallas. 64 degrees in tampa. >> what's the lowest number on the screen? >> 5 -- no, 1, rapid city. >> you win today. all right, 64 in tampa. miami is probably about 70 degrees i would think. >> i know and i'm here missing out. >> how do you like working at "fox & friends"? >> i love it. it's been great. >> she's 'hard worker. you want to go back to school and graduate and become a producer and come back to us. >> hopefully come back here. >> it's been great having you. >> good job with the weather. >> thank you. >> totally a natural. i think you're t

fox 5 on the hill? >> i would not hold my breath to that. >> let's talk about nick m ulvaney, he's set to be the budget director, he follows governor nikki haleyted nations, a member over the house freedom caucus and he grew out of the tea party movement. he has refused to embarrass the government's borrowing limit. my question when i think about this, i don't really know when you're up against the president of the united states i'm sure it changes your tone, but could he be a person to push back on some of the things that donald trump talked about where he has sounded more like a democrat and talked about spending >> all the attention the donald trump rally got during the campaign, the rallies people should be watching are the ones that are going on right now, these thank you tour rallies. trump has been say something amazing things and very unrepublican things as well too, he's almost hit the brakes on a lot of these things he said. there was a chant of lock her up the other day and trump said no, no, no, no, that was fine during the campaign but almost to the point in front of his own supporters where he's kind of throwing the car into reve