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>> bret: trey yingst in damascus. trey, thank you. we have another fox exclusive tonight.talks with ally on the ground in syria. he says if he does not get help isis may make a comeback. good evening, jennifer. >> jennifer: good evening, bret. the command of the sdf spoke exclusively to fox news. he's the main u.s. ally whose fighters are currently guarding 45,000 isis militants and their families at camps and prisons in eastern syria. he said the turkish military continues to attack his kurdish forces despite a u.s. brokered cease-fire deal wednesday. >> we are still under constant attack from the turkish military and opposition. they're intensive artillery shells. this situation has terrorized our counter tear operation of a half of his firefighters had to withdraw warning if this continues his force also not be able to stop a resurgence of isis. >> all of the prisoners still are under our control they are leaving and having to protect their families. can i give you one example, like the rack i can't isis prison which contains about a thousand elks identifies exfighters.

that brings us to trey yingst and how it's going down. >> neil, good afternoon.d hear the israeli jets overhead and we visited one of the sites that israel struck outside of damascus. we'll have more after the break. >> these attacks that israel has been waging on syria. it says it's virtually destroyed syria's navy. is that so? >> i will let the israelis speak for their operations and the results of those operations. they, of course, have a right to defend themselves and they certainly, we recognize that they want to properly assess the threat coming from syria over that golan heights or near the golan heights. again, we recognize their right to self-defense and we are going to continue to support them as they defend themselves. in terms of what they've actually done and efficacy of it, i'll leave that for them to speak to. neil: well, the assad regime is out, the old line the devil we knew is gone. is the devil to come really the apropos expression here? we don't know much about the rebel groups that have taken over. trey yingst has been following it closely jo

trey yingst live in syria thank you. eric: certainly hope they find him.ller of united healthcare brian thompson on the new york sidewalk ascent fears and chills to the corporate suites of america. and in the halls of capitol hill. threats against members of congress now and the rise. senior congressional correspondent chad pergram on that. >> lawmakers always face threats their high profile individuals but the murder in cold blood of a brian thompson has members of congress especially spooked. >> we are not here to put ourselves our families in danger. >> if you are not constantly aware of your surroundings and your security than your naÏve. >> is nothing to get comfortable with you put on the tile in the morning is when you going to see your last day to potentially walk out progress u.s. capitol police chief told a senate committee they were more than 700 threats against lawmakers in november. our record 150 swatting incidents. >> used to be if you went home you might be able to relax a little bit br. those days are gone. >> i think sadly at the recordho

trey yingst reports live from damascus. his report is up next and you will not want to miss that. the data. can your smartwatch do that? introducing kardiamobile 6l, the fda-cleared ekg that provides six-times more heart data than any smartwatch. and it detects three of the most common arrhythmias in just 30 seconds, including atrial fibrillation, bradycardia and tachycardia. get kardiamobile 6l for just $109 this holiday season at kardia.com or amazon. (♪) ♪ huh, noom has glp-1 meds now? yes, noom combines medications with healthy habits so you can lose the weight and keep it off. yeah, glp-1s starting at $149. that's noom smart. noom. the smart way to lose weight. thousands in syria are packed in the streets are huge victory rallies there. also bring the end of the brutal assad regime. some were worrying that the celebrations can be premature as a power vacuum raises lots of questions about what is next for that country. she foreign correspondent trey yingst now with more from damascus. >> it is a significant change in u.s. policy was secretary of state antony blinken announcing

jacqui: trey yingst for us in damascus thank you. of trenches regina sparking questions about how the incoming administration will address the wider situation in the middle east. it is time now for our sunday group. julie at manchester national report for the health form or by house specialist assistant meghan hays. 107 resident fellow of the american ente enterprise instite and jewish insider editor-in-chief josh kraushaar. thank you so much for being with us guys. >> thank you. support marc i want to start with you. as a trenches team was falling trump set untruth social syria is a mess but not our friends really nice that should have nothing to do with it. this is not our fight. the group that is poised to take power in syria is designated as a terrorist organization by the u.s. there are 900 u.s. troops on the ground in syria fighting isis or is it possible to stay out of it as trump says? what's who do not want to get involved in syria per week of vital interest there exists good news and bad news story it's a good news story th

trey yingst getting to the capitol in syria. is this your first time there? yes. >> brian: thank you, appreciate it. in los angeles welcoming a new tough on crime era as nathan hochman replaces george gascon, who is a disgrace to the country. and manhattan fed up and residents say it is time for alvin bragg to go, as well. after his failed push, latest failure to get daniel penny behind bars. >> the guilt i would have felt if someone did get hurt, if he did do what he was threatening to do would never be able to live with myself and i'll take a million court appearances and people calling me names and people hating me just to keep one of those people from getting hurt or killed. >> brian: no regrets. is this beginning of the end of woke d.a.s? i hope so. one of the new ones, nathan hockman, joins us now. your thoughts about this case and is america looking to turn the page like they did in los angeles to give you the power? >> you know, it is interesting, any time you do not win a case beyond a reasonable doubt or had lesser included offense for jury to consi

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i'm trey yingst in dam cu state antony blinken said there is broad agreement between turkey and the u.s. on what they would like to see in syria. fox's trey yingst has more from damascus. >> israel is deepening its military footprint in syria, sending more troops into the buffer zone and stepping up airstrikes against syrian military assets. meanwhile, further north, diplomats are scrambling to contain clashes between u.s. backed kurdish forces and rebels backed by turkey. secretary of state antony blinken met with turkish leadership on friday, saying there's broad agreement about the need to bring stability to syria, starting with the formation of a government that represents all sides of the conflict. >> it's the best way to ensure that what emerges in syria gets the support and recognition that it wants from the international community. >> at the white house, the focus is turning to recovering detained americans. on thursday, american travis timmerman spoke to reporters after spending seven months in prison for illegally crossing into syria. >> did you hear the voices of torture for

. >> trey yingst is in tel aviv with the latest. good evening, trey. >> trey: bret, good evening.oing conflict between israel and iran backed houthis is heating up with new israeli strikes today targeting the yemeni capital of sun and a half as the secretary general of the world health organization was visiting. >> smoke rises from the yemeni capital of son that. israel on the offensive. striking multiple houthi-linked targets. >> we are determined to cut off this terrorist arm of iran's axis of evil. we will persist until we complete the job. >> this wave of strikes that reportedly included dozens power plants was in response to multiple ballistic missile attacks on israel. by the iran-backed group. >> this is our fourth strike in yemen and we are not finished yet we are capable of much more. >> with the war of attrition developing between israel and the houthis, the battle between israel and hamas has now reached day 447 overnight israeli airstrike targeted central gaza killing five palestinian journalists that the israelis claimed had ties to islamic jihad. the strike was the l

us in just a few moments, but first we're going to send it live to chief foreign correspondent trey yingst. trey, what are you hearing about a potential for a deal on the horizon? >> yeah, hey, bill come good afternoon. as the entire region waits to see if there will be a cease-fire between israel and hamas, today the israelis struck back against the hooties in yemen. explosions rocked the capital city of sanaa, with idf fighter jets overhead. the israelis they these strikes that targeted the main airport in the city in addition to power plants were in response to continued ballistic missile and drone attacks against their country. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu oversaw the strikes alongside his chief of staff and israeli defense minister israel katz. >> interpreter: we are determined to cut off his terrorist arm of iran's axis of evil. we will persist until we complete the job. >> the strikes come as today marks day 447 of the war between israel and hamas as diplomatic efforts continue. reports say both sides are accusing the other side of adding or changing positions with the

trey yingst is in tel aviv, trey?ant surgery for the israeli prime minister as his forces continue the fight inside gaza. more after the break. y'all see this, patrick mahomes is saying goodbye! patrick! patrick! people was tripping. where are you going!? he was actually saying goodbye to his old phone. i'm switching to the amazing new iphone 16 pro at t-mobile! it's the first iphone built for apple intelligence. that's like peanut butter on jelly...on gold. get four iphone 16 pro on us, plus four lines for $25 bucks. and save on every plan versus the other big guys. what a deal. that's a lot if you ask me. ya'll giving away too fast t-mobile, slow down. israel, the birthplace of our faiths for christians and jews. that christmas morning, wise men brought gifts from outside the holy land. but in this year of war, this holy land and her people are living in fear. many of the elderly are alone and suffering. like the wise men or wise women, would you open your heart and give a special holiday food box to someone here in

trey yingst in tel aviv, thank you, trey. eric? eric: germany still in shock, families in mourn ifing -- mourning and authorities are verging for the motive -- searching for the motive in the christmas market attack. the suspect described as an anti-islam activist who plowed a car into the crowd. he's a saudi doctor who moved to germany in 2006, now being held on murder charges. stephanie bennet live in if london with the latest on this case. stephanie? >> reporter: hey, eric. yeah, the attack lasted just a few seconds, but its impact is now life-changing. today we're getting a lot more details about the suspect, a potential motive and also the security at the market. and we're also learning about one of the victims. a 9-year-old boy was killed in the attack, identified today as andre glrks leisser in, his mother wrote this many part, let my little teddy bear fly around the world again. andre didn't do anything to anyone. why you? she said her son is now with grandma and grandpa many heaven. the suspect was arrested by police at gu

trey yingst made his way to damascus, syria a long trip joins us from there. good evening, trey.ion on the ground? what do you see there? >> yeah, bret. good evening, we arrived today to the north and crossed many cities that just two weeks ago were held by the a regime of bashar al-assad. they have been liberated by syrian rebels who worked their way here to the capital of damascus. can you see regime tanks on the sides you have the roads. some cars and transport vehicles were still on fire when we got there and we saw young syrians ripping down posters of former president bashar al-assad. tension remains high across this country. there are questions about what comes next. but right now the syrian people are hopeful that with rebels in control of this city and others, there will be a new chapter for this country. >> bret: we see this video of you talking to some of these rebels along the way. your way, in what did they have to say about america, about israel? >> >> i asked them a number of questions about their afill united nations to al-qaeda and other in the region. they said

arthel: trey yingst, as always great and thank you. later in the show will speak with dan hoffman former director of the cia middle east division with his expert analysis on what is next in syria after the fall of the assad regime. arthel: meanwhile zelensky says more north korean troops to the border region moscow's latest response or try and gain more ground in ukraine russia has been steadily reclaiming territory. that after ukraine surprise attack there in august w but ths is ukraine is calling on the north korean troops to surr surrender. using psychological methods to urge them to defect. arthel: today's edition of a classical rivalry may be like no other. president-elect trump vice president jd vance will reportedly be joined by defense secretary now many pete hegseth and florida governor desantis at the army navy game. we are their life outside of northwest stadium in maryland with all the action. stage and for that. test our own tools. and sell them directly to you. no middleman. just quality tools you can trust at prices you'

>> mike: trey yingst in the holy land, thanks very much.ke right away. >> what a new presidents presidency might mean for the white house briefing room. first beyond our borders tonight. 38 people are dead after airliner crashed en route to the russian city of grows any. a cass sack official says 29 people survived the crash the president said in a news conference it is too soon to speculate on what exactly went wrong. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy calling vladimir putin inhumane for christmas day attack on infrastructure. a mask number of missiles and drones targeted ukraine's power grid causing power outages across the country and killing at least one person. this and this is a live look at london. one of the big stories there tonight. king charles iii honored healthcare workers in his christmas address today after a year marked by illness for the british royal family. saying is he continually impressed by those who dedicate their lives to helping others. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight, we'll be right

chief foreign correspondent trey yingst joining us live from tel aviv. so trey, what are you hearing about these air strikes in gaza? >> yeah, hey bill, good afternoon. today the israeli struck back against houthis inside yemen. explosions rocking the capital of sanaa. the israelis say these strikes that targeted the main airport in the city in addition to power plants were in response to continued ballistic missile and drone attacks against their country. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu oversaw the strikes alongside his chief of staff and is really defense minister israel katz. >> interpreter: we are determined to cut office terrorist arm of iran's axis of evil. we will persist until we complete the job. >> the strikes come as today marks 447 days of war between israel and hamas has diplomatic efforts continue to reach a cease-fire agreement. reports indicate both sides are accusing the other of adding conditions or changing positions as it relates to the ongoing conversations, being facilitated by the qataris and egyptians. egypt's foreign mi

our chief foreign correspondent, trey yingst, is in damascus, syria. secretary of state antony blinken that the united states and the new syrian rebel controlling this country are in communication. they're talking about the security situation in the middle east and also missing journalist austin tice. all of this comes though as the israelis continue airstrikes against syria. they don't want any of the weapons from the as as a sad regime to to fall into the hands of the rebels --s assad regime -- we visited one of those sites this week. we just arrived at one of the locations the israelis struck this week on the outskirts of capital of damascus. this appears to be a research and production facility. when you look at some of the documents that are here in english, you can see drones and other information about rockets that the syrians were researching to produce. there's a diagram of a drone, and you look at just some of the words on this, it says rocket booster right there, and then it goes through the difference types of launchers. for rockets, engine

fox's trey yingst is in tel aviv and explains how israel is planning to go after the iran backed houthi rebels. >> reporter smoke rises from the yemeni capital of sana'a. israel on the offensive, striking multiple houthi linked targets. >> we are determined to cut off this terrorist arm of iran's axis of evil. we will persist until we complete the job. >> this wave of strikes that reportedly included dozens of israeli jets and targeted an airport along with power plants, was in response to multiple ballistic missile attacks on israel by the iran backed group. >> this is our fourth strike in yemen and we are not finished yet. we have just seen a tangible demonstration of what we are capable of, and we are capable of much more. >> with a war of attrition developing between israel and the houthis. the battle between israel and hamas has now reached day 447. overnight, an israeli airstrike targeted central gaza, killing five palestinian journalists that the israelis claimed had ties to islamic jihad. the strike was the latest in a series of bombings that continue to target the gaza strip, a

nikki haley peppers trey yingst on the ground and to mask the syria.exactly did you see? >> sandra, good afternoon and we were among the last journalist to enter syria from the north since the takeover and here is a look at what we saw. >> syrian tanks lined the road to damascus. these are the trophies have rebel fighters who overthrew bashar al-assad just 72 hours ago. >> during 11 day lightning offensive, rebel forces swept through syria capturing major towns and cities. for the first time, the world is getting a look at the aftermath of these battles destroyed regime vehicles on the road to damascus. >> a u.s. designated terrorist organization now in charge, there are questions about what the future of this country will look like under they are ruled. these insist they are not terrorists, but rather of the sons of syria. >> they are people who are afraid and they say hts has ties to al qaeda. they are concerned about freedom for people in syria or to what should they know about your group? >> hts in the past has been out for grade syrian army and ma

reporting from seoul, south korea, trey yingst, fox news. >> bret: tonight, we have a "special reporteagan national defense survey, more than 2500 americans were surveyed just days after this year's presidential election. and this survey has some surprising stats about the people who voted for president-elect trump and how they feel about a number of defense-related issues. here is chief national security correspondent jennifer griffin. >> no arsenal or no weapon in the arsenals of the world is so formidable as the will and moral courage of free men and women. it is a weapon our adversaries in today's world do not have. it is a weapon that we, as americans do have. let that be understood by those who practice terrorism and prey upon their neighbors. >> with russia in the mo ukraine china eyeing taiwan and a new access of autocrats aligning themselves from tehran to pyongyang the trump administration inherits a world on fire. and despite indications americans who voted for trump are becoming more isolationists. the seventh annual reagan national defense survey found the opposite. a maj

trey yingst live in israel. >> good afternoon.ht the houthis in yemen launched a ballistic missile at israel sending millions of people to bomb shelters. we were here in tel aviv as air raid sirens blared. these type of attacks are becoming more frequent, raising questions of how the israelis will respond. israel's defense minister said this week that his army will start to target the iran-backed group's leadership. >> we will not accept the fact that the houthis continued to fire at the state of israel. i warned and said that just as we dealt with seymour in gaza, in tehran, and in beirut, we also deal with the leaders of the houthis. >> diplomatic efforts are ongoing to reach a cease-fire agreement between israel and hamas. in negotiating teams in qatar. >> regarding the negotiations aimed at achieving a cease-fire in the gaza strip, their negotiations are still ongoing. as you know, there are technical and procedural negotiations currently taking place here. additionally there are other tracks operating in different contexts in

trey yingst is on the ground in syria. he'll have a report for us soon. trey. ♪ >> reporter: yeah, arthel, a big shift in policy as the americans are talking to rebel forces here many syria. we'll have more after the break. ♪ we all want you to feel better. i want extra tv time or i'll walk! how about this? introducing the only kids soft-chew for medicated cough relief. aaaaghhh! new mucinex children's mighty chews are mighty clever. - you give eye exams. - i give... fresh starts. better vision, healthy eyes... everybody wants that. - “hero doc saves vision!” - well, i- “hero owl saves money!” use your vision insurance for exams, glasses, and contacts - all at america's best. here let me help you with that.. how is sarahs arm feeling? oh, she is healing well and we've received amazing support from christian healthcare ministries. chm is the original cost sharing ministry with over 40 years of trusted service. chm does more then help you pay for your medical bills? yes, chm is a community that shares each other's burdens both physically and spiritually. exp

our chief foreign correspondent trey yingst is insult south korea.re? >> good afternoon. tuesday night, the president of south korea made a rare surprise address declaring martial law across this country. military vehicles were seen rolling through the streets of seoul followed by small clashes that took place outside of the national assembly building, while some lawmakers are actually blocked from entering. eventually the parliament voted to lift martial law and the decision was accepted by the president, and his cabinet. though it had been around 50 years since martial law was last declared in south korea, and today lawmakers of south korea's opposition party along with protesters are reacting, calling for the president to step down. >> hundreds of protesters remain outside of south korea's parliament building after a tense night with clashes. military in the streets of seoul, south korea, the capital city of mike to capital city. implementing a degree of martial law that was ultimately overturned by the country's parliament in a 190-0 unanimous th

trey yingst. >> reporter: nearly a week into rebel control of syria, there are questions with about whatsyrian christians gathered at church for the fist time since -- first time since the fall of the regime. they expressed hope and optimism while maintaining concern about the fact that rebels now control the country. >> translator: we have some concerns and worry, but we hope that the state will be a civil state. all religions are joined in one phrase which is god is love. whenever we have one love between each to other, peace, modesty and every nice if thing will spread in syria. >> reporter: with former president assad out of power, we cocontinue to uncover what was left behind by his regime. troves of documents, maps and illustrations. here at the republican guard building on the outskirts of damascus, you see a lot of syrian pop preponderance began da, posters of former president al assad, but more interesting, you see the relationship between russia and syria. copies of russian passports, russian military equipment and clear indications that russian officers had a presence here on

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trey yingst with great reporting from damascus.e on syria just a moments but first the growing concerns on the mystery drones spotted all over the east coast. one lawmaker suggesting iran is behind them. >> iran launched a mothership, probably about a month ago, that contains these drones. that mothership -- i'm going to tell you the deal -- it's off the east coast of the united states of america. they've launched drones, everything that we can see or hear, and again, these are from high sources, i don't say this lightly. these drones should be shot down. >> sandra: let's bring in morgan ortagus, founder of polaris, former state department spokesperson. can't wait to hear what you have to say about this. but first, the pentagon was directly asked by our own gender if it at the briefing yesterday, morgan come about that statemen, and this is the response, listen. >> these are not u.s. military drones, our initial assessment here is that these are not drones or activities coming from a foreign entity or adversary. there is no iranian

trey yingst, fox news. >> and i'm tracking that weather. we've got rain back in the forecast.it for that morning commute. i'll have the timing coming up. >> let's go to ktvu. alex savidge now with a look at some of the stories we're working on for west coast rapid seven right here on ktvu. >> christina. thank you. coming up tonight at seven desperate moments in the central valley as a burning home fills with flames and smoke with a senior trapped inside. coming up on west coast rap, the dramatic body camera video, and what police officers did to reach the woman stuck in the middle of this fire. plus, the end of a long emotional saga. an update tonight on the hawaii woman whose disappearance in los angeles prompted a massive search tonight. relatives of hana kobayashi confirm she is safe. why? police say their investigation is now over. those stories and much more coming up tonight at seven on west coast rap. and of course, that's followed by the ktvu fox two news at 730 with heather holmes. >> alex thank you. but first. more fallout over gm's decision to stop investing in cruz

trey yingst, fox news. >> coming up at 11, a suspected dui crash in the north bay. we'll tell you what the suspect is accused of hitting before leaving the scene. [music] >> and we are tracking rain. it's raining pretty heavily in the north bay. we've got a urban and small stream flood advisory in effect overnight up there. and showers and rain for us. what happens tomorrow and for the weekend? i'll have that coming up. >> alright, bill. and we're not only seeing harsh waves on the california coast. how the u.s. coast guard rushed in to help a man and his dog up in washington atate. ♪ i'm on my way ♪ ♪ home sweet home ♪ there's no place like the road home. receive a $5,500 bonus on a new 2024 audi q5 plug-in hybrid during the season of audi sales event. z's bakery is looking to add a pizza oven, arissa's hair salon wants to expand their space, and steve's t-shirt shop wants to bring on more help. with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee, they can think more about possibilities for their business and not the cost of their internet. it's five years of gig

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trey yingst ktvu, fox two news. >> donors who helped in the efforts to find the woman from hawaii whoapply for a refund. hannah kobayashi's sister thanked donors thursday on the family's gofundme page after hannah was found. donors who want their money back can place a claim by december 18th. the fundraiser took in more than $47,000 for expenses related to the search for kobayashi and the funeral costs for her father, who died of an apparent suicide during the search. >> now to an event this sunday by urban movement, a nonprofit in oakland committed to building youth leadership while transforming the cultural and societal conditions that lead to violence and mass incarceration within communities of color. the organization is hosting an event called scratch and fade, a holiday celebration ahead of sunday's big party. we welcome the group's director of youth programs, kayla matthis, to mornings on two the nine. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> i use the word party because that's what this is. there is music. there's nails and hair being done. give us a picture of what

trey yingst fox news. >> tomorrow is the last day that the contemporary jewish museum will be open inture. the museum is closing indefinitely because of financial challenges related to the pandemic. the museum says attendance and general support has not fully recovered since then. admission is free tomorrow. the board of trustees stressed that the closure is not permanent. a bay area holiday tradition is back. tens of thousands of people dressed like santa descend upon union square to spread holiday cheer, and mayhem ensues. and a wild weather day today. but when will things settle down? meteorolog t mark tamayo will it is inevitable. chloe! hey dad. they will grow up. [cheering] silly face, ready? discover who they are. [playing music] what they want from this world. and how they will make it better. and while parenting has changed, how much you care has not. that's why instagram is introducing teen accounts. automatic protections for who can contact them and the content they can see. ♪ in the sierra, and this is near donner lake. the chp is reminding people that chain restrictions a

maybe trey yingst will uncover that. desperate to create turmoil.inside look at the transition plus the accused of tactics like the bob. let's talk about the clinics and how donald trump is really acting.sa really like family. not a crime family. ♪n:ed?am i attack after attack after attack. the left comes after trump nominees. doesn't seem to bother anyone but americans are finding to an old. the 5% the transition comes up. new york times headline, not deductible the trump doubling down on support for the headset. great in one-on-one sessions according to all reports so who will have the toughest times? who will have the easiest time? mark wayne mullen, great to see you. your thoughts is the nominees lips the senate? >> one thing reporters asked, do you think they're moving too fast? how did they move too fast? that the american people want to change and something we never had before, and coming administration that's been there done that so he put forth his nominees they the ground run running. his transition team knows what needs to happen. he and

trey yingst is an dumb mask us. what would that future look like?e will look like on the ground in syria as american officials are urging everyone in damascus and other parts of the country to search for american citizen austin tice. a hundred locations are being checked, we visited two of them earlier today. >> after receiving a tip from a us intelligence source we arrived at the national security services building in damascus. local residents say this is where the assad regime held the most support prisoners, looking for information on one in particular, austin tice was kidnapped in 2012. >> we underneath the security services building. for many of the high-profile prisoners believed to be held under the bashar assad regime. for any information about him. >> reporter: what many are urging, the basement is a jail, signs of torture and horrific conditions. no signs of life. upstairs the hallways of this facility are charged. some of the rooms have detailed prisoner logs for a variety of syrian detention centers. they also have thousands of prisoner

trey yingst is in seoul, south korea. looks like political turmoil in south korea.ig ally of the united states. what is going on? >> reporter: we do know on tuesday night, the president south korea made a surprise address and declared martial law across the country. military vehicles were seen rolling through the streets of seoul and it was followed by clashes near the national assembly as lawmakers were blocked from entering. eventually the parliament voted to lift martial law and the decision was accepted by the president and his cabinet though it was the first time since martial law was declared and lawmakers in south korea's opposition party along with protesters are reacting calling for the president to step down. >> reporter: hundreds of protesters remain outside south korea's parliament building after a tense night, the military in the streets of seoul, south korea, the capital city. the decree of martial law was overturned by the country's parliament in a 190-0 unanimous vote. now the demonstrators on calling on the president to step down, saying he is no lo

trey yingst in seoul, south korea, give us the latest on the political turmoil there. >> reporter: falloutthe martial law decree continues. we know police in south korea announced to lawmakers they are investigating the president for an insurrection, an offense punishable by death. the developers come as south korea's defense minister resigns, that resignation was accepted by the president who faces continued calls for his own resignation. a spokesman for the south korean defense ministry is talking for the first time since the martial law order apologizing to the public. >> translator: regarding emergency martial law we are sorry for causing concern among citizens, the military, while maintaining a defensive posture will focus on its main mission which is to protect national security and people's lives. >> reporter: lawmakers are expected to vote saturday on a motion to impeach him. the 300 seat national assembly, this means 8 members of the ruling party would have to vote against their leader. the conservative people power party vowed to fight the vote saying ironically it would cause ch

trey yingst who has a nose for when these things become crises is in school, south korea, with the latestter: on tuesday evening, the south korean president declared martial law across the country in a surprise address and military vehicles rolling through the streets of soul followed by brief clashes that took place outside the national assembly in the capital city. the parliament voted to lift martial law, it had been 50 years since martial law was last declared in south korea and lawmakers of south korea's opposition party with protesters are reacting calling for their president to step down. >> in south korea's parliament building after a tense night of clashes. the military and the streets of seoul, south korea, the capital city, implanting a decree of martial law that was overturned or by the country's parliament 190-0 unanimous vote. these demonstrators are calling on him to step down saying he's no longer fit to lead south korea. >> hard to believe that actually happened. it is insane. bizarre. >> reporter: the state department issued a warning to americans in south korea saying t

chief foreign correspondent trey yingst is in tel aviv with the latest. >> it's been 444 days since thecre. with dozens of israeli hostages believed to be alive and still held inside gaza. israel's prime minister says efforts are ongoing to bring them home. >> there is progress, i don't know how long it will take. we will continue to act in every way without respite until we return everyone home from the enemy land. >> israeli negotiating team spent the weekend in doha, qatar hammering out the details of an agreement with hamas that will also reportedly end up releasing dozens of palestinian prisoners with diplomatic efforts ongoing, israel continues to put pressure on hamas inside gaza. conducting fresh airstrikes at a number of locations along the strip. multiple civilians were killed in those bombings, prompting residents to ask who is being targeted in the latest aerial company. >> this is netanyahu who claims they are fighting the resistance. they were all martyrs, all from the people. none were part of the resistance. i challenge netanyahu to find even one member of the resistance

dow is up 60, nasdaq down 120, family searching for their loved ones held in notorious prisons, trey yingst made it to damascus, syria. what's the latest? >> reporter: a mix of different feelings in damascus. we saw people celebrating in central square about the follow the bashar al-assad regime but a few miles away, people are still looking for information about their loved ones. >> translator: my son is innocent, he was just studying in college, this mother cries, the wailing voice pieces the air where hundreds of families search for their loved ones. god willing, bashar assad will have the same heartache he has caused us, she adds. him and every single jailer who tortured innocents. hell on earth would not do it justice. the english language lacks the words to describe these unimaginable conditions, crumbling concrete walls hidden behind large steel doors would each space tells a gruesome story of its own. >> this prison is a concrete labyrinth which people are looking all over, trying to find any secret passages or doors where they might be able to find their loved ones, but you see and

chief correspondent, trey yingst, live outside of the capital and what are you hearing from the administrationtion on the ground in regard to austin tice? >> john, good afternoon. american officials believe austin tice is still alive. i spoke with one person familiar with the search and they said 100 million location searched at this moment. we visited two of them today. >> after receiving tip from u.s. intelligence source, we arrive national security building in damascus. local residents say this is where assad regime helped most important prisoners. we are looking for information on one in particular, u.s. journalist, austin tice, who was kidnapped in 2012. >> we are underneath the security services building where many of the high profile prisoners were believed to be held under the assad regime. we are looking for austin tice or information about him. >> like many government buildings coach at the basement is a jail and torture and horric conditions but no signs of life. upstairs the holes of the facility are charred. some of the details have prisoner logs for a variety of syrian detention

trey yingst is live in tel aviv. >> good morning.t is day 447 of the war between israel and hamas. diplomatic efforts are ongoing to try to reach a cease-fire agreement. reports do indicate that both sides are accusing the other of adding conditions or changing positions as it relates to the ongoing conversations being facilitated by qatar and egypt. egypt's foreign minister said this. >> certainly at the heart of the cause was most importantly the palestinian cause and the catastrophic conditions in the gaza strip and efforts made by egypt in cooperation with qatar to quickly reach an agreement. >> while these conversations take place, israel is continuing strikes against gaza. five palestinians were killed overnight in a van marked with the word press. israeli military claimed they were members of islamic jihad. initial photos showed them previously working as journalists. with the war in gaza ongoing there is an uptick of attacks from houthis in yemen. netanyahu issued a new statement overnight. >> the houthis, too, will learn wha

tree for my chief foreign correspondent trey yingst close to the border with syria and has the latestey? >> john, good afternoon, with rebel forces in control of syria, their efforts to limit their military power. overnight the israelis conducted extensive air strikes targeting syrian navy vessels working to destroy infrastructure that had belonged to the regime of bashar al-assad. those strikes were coupled with hundreds of others that also went after the syrian air force and notably chemical weapons sites. there is serious concern about neighboring rebels having any advanced military capabilities. on the ground, israeli troops are expected to stay permanently in the buffer zone between israel and syria. on syria's northern border we know thousands of refugees are studied across now back into territory that used to be controlled by the syrian government. in the capital of damascus, where many are returning to, families continue to search for loved ones who disappeared under the previous ruler. new images today show inside one of bashar al-assad's palaces, a stark contrast to some of

fox news eye trey yingst is live in tel aviv with the very latest. r: hey, david, good afternoon. today the israelis struck back against the houthis in yemen. explosions rocked the capital with idf fighter jets in the skies overhead. we know the israelis say these strikes targeted the main airport in the city in addition to power plants, and they were in response to continued ballistic missile and drone attacks against their country. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu oversaw the strikes alongside his chief of staff and israeli defense minister,. >> translator: we are determined to cut off this terrorist arm of iran's axis of evil. we will persist until we complete the job. >> reporter: today marks day 447 of the war between israel and hamas as diplomat pick efforts continue to reach a ceasefire agreement. reports indicate both sides are accuse the other of adding conditions or changing positions as it relates to the ongoing conversations being facilitated by the qataris and the egyptians. egypt's foreign minister spoke about the negotiations

chief correspondent trey yingst reports from damascus. >> at the hospital she's looking for her two boys dead inside." . >> reporter: five days after the fall of the assad regime the syrian capitol is a mix of emotions some mourn the loss of their loved ones while others celebrate the first taste of freedom they've felt in decades. right now thousands of syrians are headed to the largest mosque in damascus to first pray and then celebrate it's the first friday of prayer since the collapse of the regime of bashar al sad. >> they waived flags and chanted, their nightmare is finally over. though for some, like the family of u.s. journalist austin tice they're still waiting for relief. >> we do believe that the u.s. government also wants to bring austin home. we also know they can do more to make that possible. >> reporter: american officials have been adamant that they're doing everything possible to tice kidnapped in 2012 home. they're also focused on stabilizing syria now that rebel forces rule the country. turkey and the united states are working close will i to identify the path forward

. >> hey everyone, it's trey yingst in kyiv, ukraine. wishing you a merry christmas. >> happy hanukkah and peaceful new year. >> and so i'm all for. this simple phrase. to kids from 1 to 92. although it's been said. many times, many ways. merry christmas. merry christmas. merry christmas. to you. >> all right. and gavin degraw is here with us, getting us in the holiday spirit as we count down to the all-american christmas tree lighting. so this season always reminds us to remember what is most important. the fox family is thinking of those in the path of hurricanes helene and milton judge, fox news media, along with all of you at home, have raised nearly $10 million to help victims. >> fantastic. and if you would like to continue to donate, scan the qr code that you see. now it's up on your screen, or you can go to redcross.org forward slash fox forward to help those still picking up the pieces from those storms as we head into the holiday season. jesse. >> samaritan's purse has also been on the ground helping hurricane victims by provid