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Welcome, happy new year. totals to the south and north and we are barely removed from the atrocities of october and there are growing calls for israel to stop. why and will israel stop what it is doing both in the south and the north? rex thanks for having me on. israels not going to stop. suits brought by in october israel has said it no longer accepts a gaza that is run by hamas. its going to continue to fight until its degraded its no longer capable of governing. and no longer has the militar...

Data, thats my favorite kind, broadway ticket sales for new yorks suburbanites were the lowest recorded in 280 years. no, its 23 years. but they list safety concerns as a major reason. you know, given your love of musicals, has the danger of city streets affected your musical going capabilities? >> kat: i would say its unaffected. for people who are not used to maybe seeing the walking dead outside, on your commute, like, for me, im just used to weaving, but if youre from wisconsin suburbs, i ca...

Howard: the israelis stunned the world by announcing they were i withdrawing some troops from gaza, about 12,000, in what could signal a new phase of the war against hamas. joining us now from israel, fox news correspondent trey yingst. this decision of pulling out some number of troops, is it driven in part by pressure from the biden administration to lower the temperature and reduce civilian casualties? >> reporter: yeah, howie, its a great question. and it signals to the americans that israel...

I get the impression uzbekistan is involved in a tug—of—war between becoming more open and progressive and respecting its past. im travelling an hour outside of the city to see that past in its full glory. this is parkent, known locally as quyosh, which means "the sun" in uzbek, and theres good reason for that. and there it is now. in the middle of nowhere, on a mountain — like, nothing else around it — and its like something from a �*60s spy movie or something. its incredible. the ins...

Testing the capabilities of military equipment to withstand extreme heats. whoa! what an incredible view! dr shavkat nurmatov is one of the people in charge. so tell me, originally, why was this whole institute created? it was a time of race between capitalistic system and soviet system. the furnace was built to rival its french equivalent, the only other of its kind in the world. first, the main idea was about achieving high temperatures in the focal spot by cheap and fast way, and 3,000 degree...

She was not told that he was hospitalized and this is the reason that she was taking over some of his responsibilities. now, according to the pentagon press secretary at major secretary-general pat ryder, she assumed some responsibilities that required secure capabilities, and this is how it was described to us, and it is not that he was incapacitated, but certain aspects of the role needed to be delegated to her while he was in the hospital. now, it remains unclear at this point just when austi...

Days after november of 2020 after the election and explain for our viewers if you could the circumstances under which you are hired by whom and then ultimately what you found in your investigation? oh >> absolutely, and good morning. i was hired by lawyers attached to the trump campaign initially to look for voter fraud on behalf of the campaign. but many people do not know is that there were more than one camp of lawyers attached to the campaign. i was reporting to a kelly -- fairly careful gro...

Assessment of our capabilities on the one hand and our willingness to employ them on the other cannot be questioned, but we -- while needing to be very firm, we do not want to be needlessly provocative. again, i think modest encouragement, the efforts to build their nuclear capability, to expand it, those have been ongoing for a very, very long period of time. but, again, these recent episodes, i think modestly again encouraging. >> okay. lets go to the kind of two big crises that are happening ...

I get the impression uzbekistan is involved in a tug—of—war between becoming more open and progressive and respecting its past. im travelling an hour outside of the city to see that past in its full glory. this is parkent, known locally as quyosh, which means "the sun" in uzbek, and theres good reason for that. and there it is now. in the middle of nowhere, on a mountain — like, nothing else around it — and its like something from a 60s spy movie or something. its incredible. the institu...

It was once home to a top secret project, testing the capabilities of military equipment to withstand extreme heats. whoa! what an incredible view! dr shavkat nurmatov is one of the people in charge. so tell me, originally, why was this whole institute created? it was a time of race between capitalistic system and soviet system. the furnace was built to rival its french equivalent, the only other of its kind in the world. first, the main idea was about achieving high temperatures in the focal sp...