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and that's the question that we're going to have to see play out,ut you know, it's very easy to create these public pressure campaigns and very quickly have some of these individual senators get a lot of calls and at their office. so that's something that you can really put the pressure on those senators and there's really, you know, three or four of them they would have to lose in order for him not to go through. so that's really, i think, a question that's up in the air right now, but certainly kash patel is raising a lot of worries within the bureau, broadly speaking. john: nbc's ryan reilly, thank you very much. ryan: thanks so much. john: in other announcements, mr. trump says he'll nominate real estate executive charles kushner to be ambassador to france. kushner's son, jared, is married to ivanka trump and he was pardoned by mr. trump in 2020 for tax evasion and retaliating against a witness. the president-elect also said he'll nominate veteran hillsborough county florida sheriff chad chronister to lead the drug enforcement administration. both posts require senate confirmation.

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w c rap, wra ut! p, wrap. hello. it was an exceedingly mild christmas day.was the mildest since 2016 overall, looking across the uk, and the highest temperature was recorded in aberdeen — 14.2 celsius — with similar values elsewhere across the country. how about boxing day? well, not quite as mild, but the temperatures will remain above the average for the rest of the year, and also a little bit of rain in the forecast. the satellite picture hasn't really changed much since yesterday. we still have this conveyor belt of cloud to the west of us, and ahead of this conveyor belt of cloud, a tongue, a stream of mild air all the way from the azores, spreading across the uk, western europe and into the baltic and also much of scandinavia. so we start the day with temperatures hovering between 5—10 celsius, so a little fresher compared to the last couple of nights. so here's the forecast, then, for boxing day. a weather front sneaks into northern ireland and scotland, so expect a little bit of rain here on and off, perhaps in glasgow into edinburgh. some sunny spel

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mayorkas would start doing his job but appreciative of trump and tom homan and the people who will do ute. i will do everything i can. we love immigration in this country, legal immigration. we want people in this country that want to live our dream and be knowledge our country not destroying our country through crime and bringing socialism to our country. it is disgusting what biden has done and the democrats have all been on board. >> harris: some of the people who came here legally, those migrants are some of the first ones to become victims of those here illegally. those particular communities. senator, thank you for being with me. i appreciate it. >> thanks, have a good day, bye-bye. >> harris: you, too. [cheers and applause] >> harris: you see tom homan. i believe that's who he is with them. he will meet with the mayor of new york city today for their illegal immigration crisis that they have blowing up here. the president-elect trump at the new york stock exchange this morning. i've been told that is not tom homan. i need to check my eyesight. he is celebrating "time" magazine nami

as a former ut faculty member, i know there are more academic oriented events happening in that building. i think what architects can do is reimagine what the stadium can be for a community. doesn't just have to be built for a sports franchise. because that's a tenant. we don't, as a tenant, expect tenants to tell landlords, build me a nice house then you pay for it. but that's in effect what sports franchises do. i think the place to look is at college football stadiums. the new soccer stadiums that are trying to be more accessible to the broader public. i think there are other models and our challenge is to ask politicians to come up with more imaginative ways to come up with an institution that has value. in this digital age, the stadium is one of those few places of in-person interaction. and we saw during the pandemic when stadiums were empty, nobody was happy. the athletes weren't happy. the fans weren't happy. so this is a city that knows the committee formation function of stadiums. i think we can imagine them in a different way than we see from stadium builders today. >> i have

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it's a busy week ut this year, with the tsa reporting several record days for screening. >> that's rightthe end of the year number. still a week away, but it is expected to push the all time record. >> fox's connor hanson has a look at travel trends for the new year that you may want to consider before you make your plans. >> the holidays are among the busiest for travel, but what happens once we flip the calendar to 2025? >> we are seeing four key trends that we anticipate will define travel. >> research by airbnb revealing four trends taking off as we head into the new year. with the pandemic in the rearview. people globally are picking destinations further from home. soft travel trips focused on simplicity that are less stressful and more beneficial to one's mental health, such as the beach group getaways, specifically family and multigenerational trips. and lastly, experiential travel destinations that are hosting major events. >> so things like sporting events, concerts, as well as cultural festivals. >> as in recent years, many travelers will be turning to social media for location

saint mary's men's basketball defeated the utah utes tonight in the beehive state.maruska hit six three pointers and finished with 29 points, both career highs. augustus marciulionis added ten points and eight assists tonight and saint mary's snapped utah's 11 game home win streak 7263. morowski has made ten of 15 from the field and six of ten from three point range for saint mary's. the gaels will face boise state on the road on december 14th. in women's college hoops, it was closer than cal would have liked. but. iona. excuse me, iona and marta suarez led the way with 22 and 21 points. cal women's basketball was dominant in the second quarter. that really pushed them to this victory tonight. the final was 7466 over pacific. the win extended cal's winning streak to eight straight and matches the bears best start to a season since they started nine one. well, in a season filled with injuries. the san francisco 49 ers have some good news before their matchup against the chicago bears tomorrow safety talanoa hufanga is cleared to return to the 40 niners defense. and h

well, you know, you can say one is better or one is worse,ut you know, the purpose of this process, the work that we' describing is to help the president make the best possibl decisions. and in doing, you've got to address yourself the a command. russell, tell us about the origins of the ford oral history project and its legacy for the miller center. are happy do that. thanks to all of you for being here i mean again echo what glenn said it's really remarkable to sit here and listen to these conversations that happened 50 years ago and the kinds of information you get out them are really, i think, quite extraordinary. the miller center dinner or the organized event didn't realize they were creating a permanent program, an oral history they did because of the founding documents that the miller center would have an ongoing program on the presidency. and this was the first exercise this i think there are three distinctive aspects of this particular session that would draw your draw your attention to the first is the the the purpose of the exercise and the purpose of those candid closed doo

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congress did his job and passing the reauthorization this past may and now the faa and the ut need to do their jobs to effectively up at the programs fulfilling the first provisions. the note again want to emphasize something the chair said, vote in the house is 387-26, and the senate 80 seven-format. we know where those people look. we also know this a strong bipartisan, bicameral support for the faa reauthorization, faa and deity knows the java needs to be because congress told the faa and the d.o.t. the job that is due over the next several years. as a new administration comes on board we want to both help the administration move forward on the work we assigned to the d.o.t. and the faa to do this and we can all be successful in doing that and help the administration to do that because we all have clear direction on what it needs to do. with that i look for giving from her about the implementation and again i will think my good friend garrett graves for servicer on the committee and to the house. >> thank you. recognize ranking member cohen for consent request. >> first i like to w