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. >>> and the white angels bringing life-saving supplies to the frontlines. we'll hear from the brave e peoe woworking in t the warzonene. >>> boris johnson made a highly anticipated appearance over the inquiry of the covid-19 pandemic. johnson will space two days of questioning with his reputation and of that the conservative government at stake ahead of an election next year. the panel has already heard damaging testimony about his handling of the pandemic and that includes claims of government incompetenct and allegations that johnson told colleagues he'd prefer to see people die in large numbers rather than order a second lockdown. his testimony could also be dnlgingdnlg i damaging for rishi sunak. >>> the pentagon says it is getting to the point where the u.s. cannot sustain its current aid to ukraine without major action by congress. president biden is proposing a new aid package, but it is facing a road block in congress thanks to republican stonewalling. sfris frustrated by the inaction, mr. biden says he is not giving up. >> failure to support ukrain

as the white angels begin the dangerous drive out, dmytro reflects. it's very sad what's happening to my town, but one day we'll rebuild, and i will live there with my grandchildren. we just need to believe. a belief that keeps this community among the ruins alive. erin, this war is approaching the end of its second year, and u.s. aid is absolutely critical. it cannot be underestimated, and yet people here in ukraine know that that's under threat. if it dries up, it will be absolutely devastating. president zelenskyy, as you mentioned, was supposed to hold a last ditch appeal with the house and the senate. that was cancelled at the very last minute, which seemed very strange considering what is at stake. we contacted the president's office and got no response. what we can tell you, erin, is we spent time with soldiers on the eastern front, fighting that battle. they say this is difficult. sacrifices are being made. blood and treasure is being spent, but they are willing to fight. they skjust need the weapons. >> thank you very much. and of course pres

during the year of work, special crews of the white angels rescued hundreds of people from under the rubble of houses, evacuated dozens of families with children, and delivered tons of humanitarian aid to the locals. this work with the risk of life will continue until victory itself. from donetsk region, margarita potapova, ivan golovach and vitaly ovsyannikov, tsn. 1+1. marathon, only news. the bodies of 66 more fallen soldiers were returned to ukraine today. it is reported. coordination headquarters on the issue the treatment of prisoners of war, the repatriation of the fallen defenders was carried out with the assistance of the international committee of the red cross, after the identities of the fallen defenders are established, the bodies will be handed over to the families for a dignified burial. the trial of the chief executioner of the secret prison isolation. at the final stage, this story became known to the general public at the end of 2019, when he was exchanged from prison. in particular , the so-called dnr left ukrainian civilians, whom the militants accused of espionag

koksakhim dealt with this issue, very actively, the management, i mean, persuading them, and the white angel very often, persuading, and i personally stopped by, they persuaded these people, thank god, they took them out and thank god , but nothing is in danger for them, because everything was really risky there, as far as koksokhim as a whole is concerned, the enemy does not stop trying, well, really, these... around the clock every day they try to to storm the direction of the coke plant, the plant is completely under the control of the armed forces of ukraine , there is no occupier there, and that is why , well, you know, they write and tell a lot in their public places, but as the truth shows, there is nothing like that, and it is all in sometimes it's the other way around, huh, the concept of the russians has changed a bit, before they said until... the beginning of december, then until december 14, until next thursday, now they already say that by march we need to take avdiyivka, take kupyansk, and some experts , in particular oleksiy hetman, assume that... it will be hot until next we

are 1,225, 1,224 people have already died, one, of course, that the local authorities, the same white angelsunteers, who help us in general around the city and... i'll say, well, i don't know superhuman efforts for people there to somehow survive, but you know, maybe a little bit that it's a conscious choice of those people who are there remain, and those people whom i voiced, yes, they did, well, believe me, they did more than they should have done, but they do it... every day, so those people who remain in place, i repeat, it their conscious choice, and unfortunately most of them, they don't think about those people who help them, and so, again, it's their conscious choice, we do everything we can, but we can't do everything, uh, yes, boss, we agree, the situation is extremely difficult, and no matter how much effort is made, we still understand, very often all efforts are neutralized by one or another shelling or air raid, in general i would like to ask you, did you remember? about the fact that the number of shelling is increasing, how much, how much more actively is the enemy using both

even if there was internet at the volunteer point, now it is also absent, that is, our group of white angels, which we now see, on the screen, that they are there every day, every day , and they go to all the locations, and they know almost every person who lives there, because they come, deliver the humanitarian aid, they know their people by name, they have numbers phones, god forbid, it will be possible to come through the hospital, they have a connection, the doctors also who are in avdiivka, that is, our guys , are always there, they provide help to everyone who asks, but look, what about those who do not ask, but whom you think should take them out, well, according to one or another internal, internal instructions, yes, well, if there are minor children there, or children under the age of seven, and so on, and the parents say no, we don’t want to, yes, we ca n’t forcefully take them out in such a case, if there is a forced evacuation under the law, we can, here there are tools, i.e. we can explain to the parents that you cannot refuse , one of you will still be leaving, we will come ne

under fire, the policemen of the white angel crew brought humanitarian aid to the residents of the front-linelages and cities of donetsk region. in the high-rise building, near which a car was passing, two rockets hit at once, the debris fell next to the car, but did not touch it. law enforcement officers delivered bread and water. this is the residents' only chance to survive. pensioners do not leave the war zone, even if their homes are damaged. needs of the 93rd separate mechanized brigade of the kholodny yar armed forces. in extremely difficult conditions, the ukrainian military fights for victory every day without leaving wounded comrades with atvs on the battlefield. evacuation will be faster and easier, and therefore the chances of saving the wounded are much greater. our goal is uah 800,000. with with your help we collected 688 thousand. you can pay using the details you see on the screen. this is all i have. the next news release is at 4 p.m. the espresso team follows what is happening in ukraine and the world. we will tell you more about the most important and current events. you ca

people called the law enforcement officers for rescue, the white angel crew arrived. the police provided emergency medical aid to the victim and brought him to the hospital. the russians are constantly shelling krasnohorivka, so the police are urging people to leave for safe regions. the shelling of shchavarisky begins again in the city of krasnohorivka. two russians were injured on the outskirts of the maryina village of the shebekinsky urban district due to mortar shelling, the governor said vyacheslav gladkov of belgorod region. the condition of the victims is assessed as average. gladkov traditionally blamed the armed forces of ukraine for the shelling. anton krasovsky's propagandist was poisoned, rbc reports with reference to intelligence sources. the former director of the russian tv channel rashi today was hospitalized in his telegram channel. he wrote that he had a stomach ache, and then nausea began, he fainted and ended up in the hospital, but now. comes to mind, rbc writes that according to gur stan krasovsky is getting worse. let me remind you that the pro

still say, well , they apply for evacuation, and there is always an evacuation group of police, white angelso are always on call there, and they leave , they are more concerned with evacuation, they are more concerned with persuading people, and little by little, little by little , we are persuading people, but, but it is more... it is because of that, because of the destruction that is taking place, because of the people who are dying , and people see, and then at the last moment they leave there, ugh, how long does such a one take ryatnkova, i would say, an operation so that you have time to arrive, pick up people and take them out, and to which settlements do you take them, which settlements can be called safer than avdiivka. where can you leave people? well, i leave at 4-5 in the morning, i myself live in zaporizhzhia, i go to avdiivka, around 9:00 i am in avdiivka and somewhere i need an hour, these are several locations around avdiivka, old avdiivka, there is the so-called nova avdiivkami district, and when i have these addresses , i come to them, and for the most part , it is done qui

police officers of the white angel unit brought new year's goodies and humanitarian aid to people. 750 loaves of bread and 300 liters of drinking water were delivered, the national police reported. despite the constant brutal shelling of the russians, the locals are preparing for the holidays. they should visit a christmas tree, albeit a painted one. they met the law enforcement officers with new year's greetings and words of gratitude. a brave man was celebrated. police officers visited a man who, during a rocket attack on the capital, sat down in burning car and saved neighboring cars from catching fire. the law enforcement officers thanked him and presented him with a branded watch. let me remind you that on december 29, fragments of a rocket fell on a parking lot in the svyatoshyn district of kyiv. several cars caught fire, the owner of one of them was not confused, started the burning car and drove it away. because of this, the kyivan got burns and other people were saved by transport. for the second time , ukraine welcomes the new year in a state of fullness. large-scale war. to

he suffered numerous wreckage injuries people called the law enforcement officers, the "white angel" crew came to the rescue. the police provided emergency medical aid to the victim and took him to the hospital. the russians are constantly shelling krasnohorivka, so the police are urging people to leave for safe regions. the shelling of shchavariysk begins again in the city of krasnohorivka, every day this happens here. people are very scared. i wanted to go shopping. two russians were injured on the outskirts of a farm in the maryino-shebek city district due to mortar shelling. this was reported governor of belohorod oblast vyacheslav gladkov. the condition of the victims is assessed as average. traditionally, gladkov blamed zeisa for the shelling. propagandist anton krasovsky was poisoned, the rbc publication reports with reference to intelligence sources. the former director of the russian tv channel rasha today was hospitalized. in his telegram channel, he wrote that he had a stomach ache, and then nausea began. he fainted and ended up in the hospital, but now he is coming to his

white angels together with volunteers rescued two puppies from the front-line village of berdychiv in donetsk region. the police found tails in one of the abandoned houses during delivery humanitarian workers, owners of animals left their homes due to shelling, neighbors were asked to watch over the dogs. fortunately, the furry ones were taken out of the shelling zone, and now volunteers are looking for loving owners for them. oh, baby, will you come with us? poland and ukraine have reached a compromise on unblocking the border at the ministry of infrastructure of the neighboring countries. they hope that the situation will be resolved before christmas, - said the deputy minister of infrastructure of poland. after the consultation in kyiv, the parties agreed on an action plan, he said. the next step is negotiations of the polish ministry directly with the blockers. formerly deputy minister of infrastructure of ukraine. serhii derkach stated that ukraine has fulfilled its part of the joint agreement. more than 880 billion dollars for the defense of america, joe biden signed a record de

the white angels evacuating a man who just been injured from shrapnel, as they load him into the van, the idle chatter is interrupted. >> in coming. explains the doctor, sometimes it rustles and then baying, that would be a tank. is the explosions get louder. >> the road, there is one way in and one way out. not allowed to travel to the town, 17 kilometers away, they are saying it's just too dangerous. danger, traveling on the world, risking their lives, supporting less than 1300 people still living in the town. >> dmytro reflects. >> it is very sad what's happening to my town but one day we will rebuild and i will live there with my grandchildren, we just need to believe. >> a belief that keeps the community among the ruins alive. >> jake, incredibly courageous, as we know this war is approaching the end of its second year, and u.s. aid is absolutely vital, it cannot be underestimated, we know it's under threat. u.s. congress is due to vote of the $61 billion aid package tomorrow, the republicans, as we know, or wavering, that would be absolutely devastating if it was not to get thro

vanya’s word mom, i rightfully deserved, and alina, she was forced to call him mom, vanya, a white angel revealed. show business. american military it was strictly forbidden to rent out military equipment to the film crew. rumors about the incredible efforts made by the director to save the film grew. and the attitude towards kopala began to change. the group began to feel feverish. nobody knew what would be filmed tomorrow. kopala continually made changes to the script. the director first saw the actor at his godfather's audition. to my father, look how beautiful you are, now scare yourself, the dome wanted to stop filming to stop the bleeding, but shin told him, don’t, matodor, revelation francis, or a journey through nang, deep into himself, on friday at the first, after a year of editing, he told his wife: there is only a 20% chance that i will be able to finish this one at all. your son in the photographs looks like such a courageous man, and there are two in their family , this is alina, and of course who is your son’s father, unfortunately he is no longer there because he served i

go caroling, but we walked on the edges, as we walked with a lathe, then we were gathered as angels in white with wings, and you are a native ba... father, have fun with us, we will be your faithful sons, so that everyone has fun, everyone in their own way we say, pray in ukrainian, and start singing like that, jesus nasin, give happiness to the country. this is part of the christmas carol, which for more than 100 years, says utropi resident hanna boychuk, she says new words to the melody of an old christmas song, written by her grandmother at the beginning of the first world war. my grandmother told me that she was longing for her husband, who had left, she had not yet had a child, and it was very difficult for her, and it was from her mouth, from the forest in this corner, that this carol came out, this carol spread, they said, which spread to almost all villages. oh there!

but it does kind of as to what all these black and white divisions of the angel a 20. so it seen the tents of a calculate showered. so you can reach us appeared on my don, they know 70 offered food and medical aid to the protest as, but also gave lectures. you can gather what these folks are about from this leaflets. the proud bulk of a revolution rate. the leaflets handed out on my den, stated old messages here in a blast by the vatican. the louisa police, the roost against them and you will not navigate without you. hopefully and in december 2013 vatican envoy card and ocean bone arrived in cave. his 1st stop was my done the mission, the pope was interesting to me is a sign of his unity with the ukranian people, ukrainian states. and people are very close to the pope's out, the space and the close of those who suffer. my mission is to show that this food least is the case called an ocean bone. discussed the main purpose of his visit with ukraine's authorities behind closed doors. a few weeks later, keeper's main square was flooded with students from greek catholic be

cnn's senior white house reporter kevin liptak is in los angeles where the president is fundraising. kevin, has the president said anything about these indictments? >> reporter: no, he hasn't, fredricka. he'seea few times but the president is fairly tight lipped on this. what the white house says is that the president loves his son, he supports him, but they're otherwise not eager to weigh in on this. it is one of the most sensitive issues inside the white house, not something that many aides raise with the president. when you talk to them, it's not something that many of them have a firsthand knowledge of how the president is processing this. it's true that hunter biden's legal issues do weigh heavily on his father, they have over the last year or so, and this is no different, in particular because of how personal and somewhat embarrassing the details in the indictment were. this is a political headache for president biden as he heads in to next year's election. you've already seen republicans try and conflate hunter biden's legal issues with those that president trump the facing. th

than 70 drone attacks on us bases both inside iraq and syria, and that of course has angeled the officials of the white house, now what do such reactions from iraq signif? well, just just make it clear that this is not an operation which started the the genocide in gaza, the resistance for the last since the uh full of the saddam regime and the american occupation iraq, the irak has been actually active daily, but as you know the western media will not actually publish anything to do with the resistance, try to give the impression that the iraki government and the american ocupation is in the same page, there is daily in iraq in syria despite of the civil in syria by the americans and to to try to overthrow assad, which is weaken trying to weak the resistance, and they thought with the feeling of the shahitmani that the resistance would die, that's the theassinate shahitmani, because the with the support of slelemani the resistance would die in iraq, despite of that the resistance actually flourish and there is more attacks on on the american z. avation as you know they are hiding on the green zone, th

cnn senior white house reporter kevin liptak is in los angeles where the president is fundraising. how is the white house reacting to this latest hunter biden indictment? >> reporter: well, certainly the white house isn't responding very forcefully. they say the president remains in love with his son, that he supports his son, but they aren't weighing in beyond that. and certainly the issue of hunter biden's legal issues is one of the most sensitive inside the west wing. there are very few aides who feel comfortable raising this issue with the president. in fact, when you talk to them, there aren't that many that have a firsthand knowledge of how the president is processing all of this. but it is certainly true that hunter biden's legal issues do weigh heavily on president biden, and this one is no different. certainly because of all of the personal information that was included in the indictment about what hunter biden was spending this money on, this lavish lifestyle that is in some ways embarrassing for him and for the president. and so this is a political headache for president

angeles. so the white house is sounding the alarm, calling language used by donald trump dangerous and fascisthetoric. let's listen to what he had to say about immigrants on saturday. >> they're poisoning the blood blood of our countries. not just south america, all over the world they're coming into our country, from africa, from asia, all over the world. they're pouring into our country. >> so ron, he has said this before, but he's ramping up that language while applauding russia's president putin and praising the leaders of north korea and hungary. why aren't more republicans speaking out against his remarks? and what might all this signal about trump's plans for a second term if he should win? >> yeah, really good questions. i mean, first of all, he's not only ramping up the authoritarian and racist language and making it more explicit, there's a policy agenda behind it as well. i mean, he is running on a much more militant agenda than he ran on certainly as president in 2020, when he focused more on the economy, or even in 2016. i mean, behind the language like that about poisoning the bl

look into the heavens, oh last features , take me away, peni, black shadows, where are all the angels in white for the transfer , what should you do here, you need to be heard, in general, they won the trial, thanks to oren basarsar, i asked very cordially, i said god forbid you don’t say hello to me, i’ll close your exit for you, you won’t come again, thank you for angela, thank you very much, and the first place where angela went when she arrived in moscow was to pay tribute to her idol yuri shitetunov, let’s see how it was , here we go to yura, i’ve finally arrived, guys, i found him, it’s a pity, of course, that he wasn’t alive. and that we are meeting like this, here are the monuments , i can’t believe it, i’m getting goosebumps , how long have i been going towards this, how many artificial phrases are in the words, how often there are tears in the eyes of yuri, the rain is crying for you, that today i have finally arrived, a beautiful monument, of course well done architect, this thing , in general, he didn’t notice all the subtleties of it, even his hand is always half-shaped, in his ha

i was going to a catholic school in, west los angeles, that was predominantly white. and one of my friends at the school. had a job opportunity for me, her mother. and so it reveals little bit about the racial experience of how i figured out, okay, where do i fit in my first school up my first friend at my elementary school was an irish girl named erin, who was born prematurely, had a large scar on her arm, the result of an i.v. mishap when she was an infant erin lived, with her mother near the school in a duplex that of cigaret smoke and had large signed posters of mash hanging on wall. erin's mother had been a script supervisor on the series, ended its run in 1983, and she was on unemployed cement while trying to get started on a new show. i'd never seen mash before, but vaguely knew it was about the korean war. my parents, who had actually lived through the war, had never seen an episode either. erin's mother eventually a new job on a sitcom called women, another show that i did not watch. i was now ten years old, and my favorite sitcom was punky. i watched show ev

angeles today. >> the visit was part of the white house initiative on women's health research, which biden is leading. the first lady toured the barbra streisand women's heart center and smithhart institute, which works to identify female pattern heart disease. biden says many conditions that affect women like undiagnosed heart attacks receive limited attention. research on women's health has been under funded for decades because of these gaps, we understand and far too little about these conditions and how to help the millions of women who struggle with them. announced in november, the new initiative seeks to drive innovation, close research and investment gaps and improve women's health.■ stay with us. but his vision dimmed with age. he had amd. i didn't know it then, but it can progress to ga, an advanced form of the disease. his struggle with vision loss from amd made me want to help you see warning signs of ga. like straight lines that seem wavy, blurry, or missing visual spots that make it hard to see faces like this one, or trouble with low light that makes driving at night a real challenge. i

devils, ugh, and it turns out that violas are devils, and trebles are angels, and even the stage is demarcated, er, covered with whitend black canvas, and that is, it is such a duel, even er, teams , even parts of the choir, so and so, and more. regarding the topic of the soviet union, which you touched on, in one of our works there is such a phrase: and mandarin oranges, i can still smell them, we talked with dmytro, kasel, and he said when he created the text in ukrainian that he remembered that there was a shortage in his childhood , tangerines, yes, and many others products, and these tangerines, so that he could feel this smell, he, that is, he, in this song that we will perform today, conveyed this, this, too, such a feeling of tangerines, well, yes, tangerines are always associated with nicholas, with christmas holidays, happy new year, and they are reminded that here they are this festive... mood, despite the fact that we are now in such difficult circumstances, but, actually, you can now buy tangerines at any time of the year, but that's all one thing, here it is, it is associated precisely with the winter h

team in the western conference, 34, in the white-blues have 37 points from severstal, tomorrow at 12:00 dynamo will play against amur. washington beat los angelesxt away match of the nhl regular season. in the first period , the teams exchanged goals, with the hosts opening the scoring. and washington hockey players found themselves in the role of catching up. in the second twenty minutes, the guests, thanks to the efforts of conor mcmichael, took the lead and the score on the scoreboard did not change in this meeting. 2:1 in favor of washington, note. belarusian capitals legionnaire alexei protas also took part in both goal takings. he spent 12 minutes 3 seconds on the court and left with his letskoit utility plus one. washington closes the playoff zone in the eastern conference standings with 24 points. the next match will be held on friday at 6 a.m. belarusian time against anaheim. the belarusian u14 hockey team failed to win bronze medals at the federal district championship. the tournament these days is being hosted by the capital's olympic arena. yes, in the fight for third place we lost to our peers from the central federal district 2:7.

white house and sex. >> that is it for "special report" trace gallagher in los angeles and do not forget tuesday night fox news at night returns to normal slight time in a clock in the west, 11:00 p.m. in the east. for all of us here, "special report" fox news at night, we would like to wish yop pyand your family a very happy d healthy new year. trace gallagher in los angeles, "the ingraham angle" is next. ♪ ♪ >> hello, everyone katie pavlik, rachel campos-duffy, charlie hurt, it is 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five."el >> katie: democrats creating more election chaos as they try to stop americans from voting fo trur donald trump.fr ommain disqualifying g.o.p. frot allrunner from 2024 ballot andt is all thanks to the state democrat secretary of state. she decided to follow colorado's lead and find trump to be ineligible under the 14tham amendment insurrection clause over his action surrounding shjanuary 6th. she makes it no secret shet sh a far left tack and routinely posting selfies with joe biden and barack obama. and she is also an outspokenhmen supporter of trump's second impeachment. of cou

also a letter to the white house from five democratic mayors of denver, new york, los angeles, chicagoand houston saying they need resources far beyond the 14 billion that the president proposed in the supplemental. will the president be going back to the southern border to see more of the crisis with his own eyes? >> poppy, what these governors are speaking of is precisely what the president has sought to address and why we need congress to act. we do, indeed, need additional resources. the department of homeland security needs additional resources. the department of justice for additional immigration judges. the state department for appropriate funding of our refugee programs and the efforts that we have in the international arena so we need congress to act. we have sought additional funding, not just for the federal government, but for these cities to be able to deal with what is an unprecedented situation, not just domestically, but internationally. >> mr. secretary, to the point of needing congress to act, what senate republicans are pushing for right now is very similar to hr 2 w

white house. >>> a new high tech tracking system helps catch a suspected serial killer in los angeles, but pleads privacy advocates asking if law enforcement has gone too far. >>> the opioid epidemic arrives at the steps of supreme court, how justices are taking on big pharma in a case with billions of dollars at stake. >>> a seminole moment for the seminoles, the controversy rocking the college football playoffs as the nfl playoff picture gets a bit clearer after a wild week 13. it's monday, december 4th. "early today" starts right now. good morning, i'm phillip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. the israel-hamas war is continuing to have ripple effects beyond the borders of the gaza strip. american defense officials confirmed to nbc news that the u.s.s. carny warship shot down three drones headed toward it in the red sea off yemen. yesterday there were four missile and drone attacks on civilian ships along the shipping route. no casualties were reported. the iran-backed islamist houthi group in yemen has claimed responsibility saying it is a show of support for palestinians in gaza. >>> meanwhile, in

friday more fundraising in los s angeles and make remarks to tribal leaders at the white house and handing out money, friday helldiver remarks in las vegas, don't know if the remarks will be public. that is a very thin public schedule, and he could be sure his handlers will be on high alert to avoid any impromptu remarks, gaffes, stumbles, any example of come peak spltive decline. one bad slip would be a disaster. what a contrast for the republican. president under wraps and gop out front. this is the way it's going to b. quite simply, the president is incapable of active campaigning. does anyone believe joe biden can be president for another five years? third hour of varney starts now. stuart: aforementioned jimmy failla making hides mark on tom petty is with us now. was i too harsh? >> no, you're speaking to the obvious truth. joe biden is the president with the public appearance schedule of a ground hog. we should be predicting seasons based on his appearances. the democrats are -- this is very telling what you just said. okay, we are in the midst of an election, okay. prior incumbents,

white house —— lead. i have been speaking to our north america correspondent peter bowes in los angeles for on how are thesents being seen in the us. i think republicans and democrats are trying to work out what is going on through the mind ofjoe biden. it is not certain that donald trump will be the republican candidate and is significantly ahead the contenders of the united —— for the nomination and although donald trump is facing huge legal issues with criminal trials coming up next year there is the possibility that one of the other contenders, nikki haley, the former un representative under donald trump, she is doing quite well. in some people are suggesting perhaps she could be the republican candidate. i was seenjoe biden here perhaps considering if donald trump is not the candidate, he will not be the candidate either and stepping aside for another democrat? i think these are questions you probably cannot answer at the moment but it is thrown the cat amongst the pigeons to use the phrase, in terms of the race at this stage, which interestingly, the presidential election is now exactly to the day, 11

house south lawn a couple of minutes ago as the president was departing the white house to head to las vegas and then later los angeles this afternoon. coincidentally where the files against his son hunter were filed. and he, according to reporters out there asking the questions about his son, walked very briskly to marine one and did not stop to answer those questions. but in the past we have seen him engage with reporters and defend his son. when asked about his son's legal woes, he has said he's proud of his son for overcoming his struggle with drug addiction, he has faith and trust, his son did nothing wrong. this is going to be something that the president and the white house officials are peppered with questions about over the next few days. but as we know, as far as how this news broke last night, a senior administration official tells us that the white house had no advance notice, they found out about this new criminal indictment in the news and media reports. and so this is no doubt something that the white house does not want to be the focus of the media and the american public's attention, especially, as we

you're involvedy personally political involved meeting at the white house vice-presidents residents at the golf course at a hotel in los angelesu're pretty involved, firing the prosecutor writing the ukranianuks a blank check or not popping the balloon or shutting down the fbi task force or lifting trump tariffs on cheap solar panels and you'r writing letters of recommendation, everybody knows he is involved. hunter said he's ready. he was not ready. he was not going to testify he s today and he says he's here. hes he wasn't in congress. he was ihen the senate. he's going to have to get be arrested for contempt because bannon and navarro were both handcuffed. trump people sat for depositions for hours and they didn't pull theatrics like that. there's no way he's going to get away with this and he is rackin up another charge. this guy has some never. i love how we say that this guy is clean and joe biden is clean so where's the $1.6 million in cash thar t hunter biden with dw over three years? no one curious about that?ts o is it sewn into wind breakers? you got missing cash and diamonds. no one is curious about where all in go

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angelou develops a toothpick. her grandmother takes her to a local white dentistry woes for money and a favor. dentist refuses to tweet her, saying quote, my policy is i'd rather stick my hand in a dog's mouth, then he ends it with a racial slur. tell me a bit about this. >> i mean, this is the kind of everyday violence that characterized the segregated south. this sort of persistence of insults and degradation. and so when you see in the text how she moves from that to these moments of greatest, of celebration of oneself, a grooming, of a commitment to elegances, you actually understand that is a sight of resistance. so it's not simply the case that people endure, but people actually built themselves up. but that's history. that's truth. i think it's really important for us to understand how persistent and how ugly those types of behaviors were. ants that was not long ago. that was my mother's lifetime. >> you've written about maya angelou quite a bit and her memoir, in your book, may we forever stand, you recounted an emotional moment in i know why the caged bird sings when -- threatens to d

angeles. kevin, there is a major fight in washington over emergency funding for israel and ukraine. congress seems to be at an impasse. what are you hearing today about the whitese efforts? >> yeah. these two sides appear no closer to an agreement as we enter this critical week and, remember, fredricka, president biden has asked for this major $100 billion supplemental assistance package for israel, ukraine and also money for the border and republicans have used that as leverage to try and put forward new rules, tough new rules on tightening immigration in the united states. the white house has argued and it warning that aid is quick running out for ukraine. it could dry up by the end of the year and they warn that that could have dire effects on the battlefield in ukraine if ukraine isn't able to replenish its war chests. those warnings seems to be falling on deaf ears so far. they have not broken the logjam and this morning we did hear from the republican and the democrat who are sort of leading these discussions on capitol hill, talking about their positions, but it did not appear as if they were making much progress. listen to some of what chris murphy the

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angeles. this is america's late news, "fox news @ night". >>> president biden and the white house are constantlypublicans are a threat to democracy. guess what? the vast majority of republicans are also worried about a tacks on democracy and they have an entirely different villain. the concern over democracy is quickly becoming a very big issue in the 2024 presidential election. senior national correspondent kevin clark has more on the fascinating new poll numbers. >> talk about your rare occurrences. imagine a world where republicans and democrats actually see eye to eye on a key issue. if the latest ap poll is to be believed as you mentioned apparently there is some common ground. the new survey showing 62% of americans believe that democracy could be at risk depending on the winner of the next presidential election. 51% say the democracy is not working. and then there is this. as the old saying goes be careful what you wish for. the majority of americans in this survey think biden and trump the two front runners would weaken democracy if elected feeling other candidates to say it's time to pa

angeles and this is america's late news. fox news at night yoochl breaking tonight americans dreaming of a white christmas and one former presidenthite house and his new pole numbers show path back to 1600 is wider. mr. trump leading a "wall street journal" pole he is never lead. and hillary clinton is back on the trail for joe biden. another democrat might also jump in the race. the senior national core sponldant is live with the latest on particular 2024 and things are getting interesting. >> i love this stuff am i know you do, too. when you thought you never hear more from hillary clinton relate to presidential politics. you see she is going to hit the campaign trail for president biden as a 2024 campaign heats up whether that helps or hurts depends. one thing is for certain he could use help. the late poling shows his support is mrs. and i had party it is not have a plan. any measure he could use help that is evidenced by the "wall street journal" survey asks whom people vote were the election held today. former president trump is leading by 4 points that is his largest lead so far this cycle. the new system better for the fo

white house. with the iowa caucuses just five weeks away, jacqueline lee, abc news, los angeles. >> happening tomorrowduled to meet with president biden and congressional leaders in washington. vladimir zelensky is urging the us to provide billions of dollars in additional military aid to ukraine. president biden has asked congress for more than $61 billion in wartime funding for ukraine. it would be part of a $110 billion package that also includes money for israel and national security. priority but the request is caught up in a debate over us immigration policy and border security. also tomorrow, former republican congressman jorge santos is due in court. now he's talking to federal prosecutors about a plea deal. according to a newly filed court document. santos was initially indicted on 13 criminal counts, including seven counts of wire fraud earlier this year. in october, he faced a superseding indictment, accusing him of ten more crimes. santos is due in federal court tomorrow for a status hearing. a trial had been set for september of 2024. >> we'll move next to the controversy over anti-semiti

cal in los angeles, playing for the third straight game on the top line for ucl, a. bears in the white caps had xavier fired the shot, his fifth goal of the game. they eventually settled the bruins, their 15th national championship. >>> at cal football, they're headed to shreveport, louisiana for the independence bowl. the bears will play texas tech. this is cal's first bowl game since 2019. >>> and we'll throw it out there. college football playoffs, alabama, shockingly has advanced as they will play michigan. washington will play texas, all for the right of the ncaa football championship. that could start a debate that could last well past this newscast. >> it can, it can. we'll keep it right there. thanks. >> for florida state. >> i know. poor florida state. >>> coming up in the next half hour, the number of attacks on the elderly is on the rise in california. we'll show you how a group of the east bay seniors is learning to fight back. >>> when we saw longer durations of the seasons and because of rising temperatures. >> and if you notice the allergy season seems to be getting long

white house, now sex in the senate. can't wait for 2024. >> that is it for "special report." that is it from los angeles. on tuesday night, fox news at night returns to its normal time slot, 8:00 in the west. 11:00 p.m. in the east. for all of us here at "special report," fox news at night and the fox news family we would like to wish you and your family a very happy and healthy new year. trace gallagher in los angeles. "the ingraham angle" is next. ♪ >> a special edition of the ingraham angle from new york city. efforts are underway several states to remove former president donald trump from the ballot. we will get to that in a moment. tonight, vivek ramaswamy is here with his reaction. plus, gary sinise with a heart-warming inspiring story that you have to hear. but, first, william faulkner famously said the past isn't dead, it isn't even past. as we say farewell to 2023, there are important lessons that we may have missed. lessons we need in the new year. you know, we tend to focus so intently on the crisis or the outrage of the moment that we miss the larger trends. this hour we will report breaking

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white house today. he was seen hopping off of marine one just days after defying a congressional subpoena and being indicted again in los angeles accused of tax crimes. they gave us an official list of staff that were traveling aboard air force one. hunter's name was not on it. it was a surprise after all the attention that he got last week to see him. karine jean-pierre was asked if the white house is going to start announcing his presence on marine one. she said that is not something that they have ever done because he is family. martha? >> martha: okay. thank you, peter doocy. so with that we bring in hogan gidley, the deputy press secretary under president trump. now senior adviser for strategic communications. and philippe ryanness. great to have both of you with us today. thanks so much for joining me. >> thank you. >> martha: let's take a look. voters between 18 and 29 say that they would vote for trump by 49 to 43%. as i said in the intro, philippe, in july those young voters six months ago, not even, backed biden by ten, this is a "new york times" sienna poll. we know based on what we saw unfold with regard to the isra

white house was pressed to engage on the talks over the coming weeks. it remains certainly unclear whether presidential involvement will break the impasse. kevin liptak, cnn, los angeles my colleague spoke earlier with jill dougherty and asked her what would happen in u.s. conservatives ultimately refused to approve more aid to ukraine. here's what she said their likely motivation is. >> i think that zelenskyy has got a very difficult job. and this really may be the biggest, most important pitch that he has to make for his country. because right now, as was noted in that report, everything in the united states has been highly politicized. obviously, we have an election coming up. so any issue, and especially ukraine where you're talking about, you know, big amounts of money, we've got this package, overall package of $106 billion. $60 billion of it would go to ukraine. the rest would go to israel, to the border, and some other -- taiwan, in fact. but $60 billion is a lot of money. and as american lawmakers look at it, they don't believe that there's much progress. that the ukrainians are making. and also, they know, at least the republicans know, that joe biden is rea

white house there. sun coming up after 7:00 on the east coast. eyes of the world on los angeles. the numbers were staggering when they came out this weekend. ten years, $700 million. >> yeah. >> he is our modern day babe ruth. he hits and pitches, though he won't pitch next year. the dodgers had been the favorite all along to get him. there had been drama late, maybe not. >> oh, just a bit of drama there, john. >> yeah, let's talk about it. >> well, the whole weekend turned sports media into qanon basically. it was hilarious because now we know the truth, but there were false reports. there was a private jet being tracked. >> to toronto. >> from southern california to toronto. there was a report from legitimate journalists, he is going to be a bluejay, which sent toronto into a feeling they've never had before, of being wanted during free agency. >> aw. >> and the private jet lands in toronto, and out from said private jet steps one of the "shark tank" guys, robert i believe. >> disappointing. >> a new dynamic for the city of toronto. this was horrifying to find out. right, the d

the white house this week approving $3 billion in funding for that new line. once complete, it promises to transport riders between los angeles and sin city in two hours. right now the tab is estimated at about $12 billion, with a plan to complete by the year 2028. leaders will hold a virtual news conference for that announcement. >>> 6:07 now. we're taking a live look at i-80 near truckee. it's still dark, but you can see some of those lights on the freeway, on the roads. if you're headed to lake tahoe this weekend, you're going to need those chains. caltrans says chain controls are in effect for parts of highway 50, interstate 80, highway 88 and highway 20, for all cars, except four-wheel drive vehicles with snow tires on all of its wheels. >> kari, you were saying earlier, it's cold up there. anything on the road could cause some slippery situations. >> maybe those people were pulled over to put chains on this morning before you head up the incline. we are seeing temperatures and wind chills in the teens and single digits this morning. the rain and snow that's already come down may be freezing at this point and making for

the white house this week approving $3 billion in funding for the new line. once complete, it promises to transport riders between los angeles sin city in about two hours. the total tab for the project is estimated at about $12 billion, with the plan to complete by the year 2028. leaders will hold a virtual news conference later. >>> it's 5:07. let's take a live look at interstate 80. it's a little dark still. that's over near truckee. if you're on your way to lake tahoe this weekend, you will need chains. caltrans says chain controls are in effect for parts of highway 50, interstate 80, highway 88 and 20 for all cars, except four-wheel drive vehicles with snow tires on all of its wheels. >> we know a lot of folks like to go on the weekend. >>> weather-wise, how much snow? >> it's clearing out for now. we've already seen the snow fall, but it's about 10 degrees right now. so whatever is on the road is freezing and creating icy conditions. so once again, the snow is done. we don't have any more coming for the weekend. in fact, as we take a live look at palisades, it is starting out with temperatures once again in the teens, a