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we have eric with us todayri joining us and with that i will pass it on to the doctor michael bennett. and i think you and good morning everybody. thanks for coming here to the noah national hurricane center on the precipice aboooks to 2be an act of 2024 hurricane season. if you point to want to emphasize today. between the seasonal forecast thatna come out the highest seasonal forecast at the high-end of range of numbers that no has eschewed in me. we are looking at 25 main storms eight to 13 hurricanes and 47 to expect to become major hurricanes so a high chance of an active hurricane season. as we head to the season of preparation have to be the same every year regardless of what the forecast says. only takes one storm to affect you and your community to make it a hurricane season at the things i want to emphasize in particular doesn't take a major hurricane making landfall in your state or your area or locality especially from the water hazard. rainfall flooding is then the deadliest hazard and tropical storms in the united states of the last 10 years and more than half of the fat

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bruce bennett is a senior security expert at the california-based rand research center. he speaks north korean. rockets are very similar russian iskanders. it is almost certain that the russians assisted north korea in the development of this missile. we don't know if this was sanctioned by the russian government or if it was done by rogue russian scientists, but the bottom line is that the russians are helping north korea design and develop new ballistic missiles. benet claims that this cooperation has been going on for more than a decade. russian scientists came to north korea legally or illegally to help with programs, including nuclear missiles. according to benet, the potential transfer of russian technologies of ballistic missiles could have taken place in 2014-2015, which made it possible to conduct the first tests in 2019. about the 2019 tests of north korea's two missile systems, which they eventually handed over to russia, says the american intelligence report. to start production, you will need several years, we don't know how many rockets they produced. in 20

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kelly bennett served in the eighth virginia cavalry.and bennett remembered was he received this order. they were going to go into chambersburg. we're going to burn it. and as torches were basically being passed around, he recorded his diary, how he thought was wrong, that we should not be doing this because he's thinking s written in his diary previously. how he was conof. individuals like union general david hunter in the valley and he thought, well, now we're doing the same kind of thing. but very quickly he begins to about this. he begins to rationalize in own mind and he begins to rationalize it in the context of the destruction that did occur. thought, well this is this is a this is a fair retaliation. this is a fair revenge for what happens the shenandoah valley. bennett is, in some weird believed that the destruction co more humane and civil. and he wrote i part that burning, per se is wrong. deny, but there may be ch justifiable but becomes duty instead of snatching from the hands of the ladies what they had saved from burning h

this is our teachers, the, the line, scott bennett, i'm a former united states army psychological warfare officer, really served in the state department counterterrorism office under investor del bailey. so i wanted to come here to russia in the dawn bass area and gather the facts to take back to the american people. for the course of the hold on bass of the front line. so this is where the bombs and the bullets are raging. this is where people are dying, this is where the buildings are exploding. so i wanted to see 1st hand the scars of war, the wounds in the street. the level of the building was being collapse. i wanted to see the soldiers that were fighting and hear from them why they were fighting. how this fighting started in their opinion. and ultimately, where we're heading, the radically, the 1st american army officer who's been here since that snowden. so i want to see with my own eyes, what american tax fair dollars have done the i think this is a privilege and a duty to come in. the most important thing that we can do is show that america has americans that do not have conflict

scott bennett, i'm a former united states army psychological warfare officer, really served in the state department counterterrorism office under investor del daily. so i wanted to come here to russia in the dawn bass area and gather the facts to take back to the american people. for the course or the hold on bass of the front line. so this is where the bombs and the bullets are raging. this is where people are dying. this is where the buildings are exploding. so i wanted to see 1st hand the scars of war, the wounds in the street, the rubble of the building was being collapse. i wanted to see the soldiers that were fighting in here from them why they were fighting. all this fighting started in their opinion. and ultimately, where it was heading, the probably the 1st american army officer who's been here since that snowden. so i want to see with my own eyes what american tax fair dollars.

most of the time, scott bennett, i'm former united states army psychological warfare officer, really served in the state apartments counterterrorism office under investor del daily the . so i wanted to come here to russia in the dawn bass area and gather the facts to take back to the american people. the hold on bass as the front lines and the square, the bombs and the bullets are raging. this is where people are dying. this is where the buildings are exploding the all. i wanted to see 1st hand the scars of war. the 41 percent of us adults have enough savings to cover a $1000.00 emergency. we have record numbers of americans who are on the verge of having their cars repossess more than a 137000000 americans are facing financial hardship because of medical. then in america, we do have a welfare system in place to help people who are struggling financially, but it's a conditional system. you have to prove to the government that you truly need help . the simplest way, like explain the basic income, is that is like social security. for the rest of us, a basic income would be a monthly pa

matt, matt bennett from the new rules?well i think probably biden because she won't be having to contend with what we just saw from trump and remembering 2016, trump's stocked around the stage behind hillary clinton. he does not behave himself, but these debates, and so i think it was vital that cnn make, them agreed that they could cut off the mics because otherwise, you're just going to have the cacophony that we saw on that first debate. last time, i do think though, that this debate will be very important because there'll be an opportunity for americans to look at both of these guys who they know very well to current and former president and size them up i think matt is dreaming if he thinks that donald trump is going to keep this on the issues and not make this about personal grievance that has never happened before in the history of trump's political career. and i'm going to happen this time either not then it matt maoris. i'm giving you the last word, matt bennett. thank you so much. i appreciate it thank you. all r

prime minister bennett, thanks for joining us. so the us national security adviser, jake sullivan, has saying that an enduring ceasefire deal between israel and hamas, which would include hostage release his is the only credible path forward for returning remaining hostages. and according to polling, majority of the israeli people agree do you well, the israeli government is agreed to hostage deal and the hostage deal that president biden, that the put forward, and we're waiting for hamas we should note in the eight months since the war started, the idf has rescued seven hostages. they accidentally killed three hostages, more than 100 are still being held captive this mission, which thankfully, it turned out well in terms of the four rescued hostages, it took weeks planning and training and as we know, there were many innocent palestinian lives lost realistically isn't a hostage and as ceasefire, not just the hostage deal, but a ceasefire, really the, the best possible way to get the hostages home well as i. said the commander of

we have the national hurricane center director michael bennett, followeded by the fema deputy administratorric a hook, and congressman derek predict administrator was unable to attendric without today joining us and will pass it on michael bennett. >> thanknd good morning everybody and think youou for coming here to be here national hurricane center this looks to be a very active 2024 hurricane season so if you boys that i want to, we've all seen the seasonal come out this one of thesonal forecast the high-end of the range of numbers that nobody' ever issued and made forecasting very busy season looking 70 - 25 - 13 hurricanes of which - seven or expect to bx a major in a very high chance very active hurricane season with a message for everybody coming out of this as we head into the season the preparation has to be the same every year regardless of what the seasonal forecast as it only takes one storm affecting you and your community t busy hurricane season a few things that i i want to emphasize particular is it doesn't take a major hurricane making landfall in your state in your area loc

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russia was ready to accept, putin talks about the visit of the then israeli prime minister navtali bennettnow i would like to make perhaps one more episode public in this audience; i also haven’t spoken about this publicly before, but some of those present know about it. how the russian army occupied part of the kherson and zaporozhye regions, its mediation in a peaceful end to the conflict was proposed by many western politicians, one of them was on a working visit to moscow on march 5 , 1922, on march 5, and we accepted his mediation efforts, especially since during the conversation he referred to having secured the support of german leaders and france, as well as high-ranking... us representatives. during the conversation, our foreign guest inquired. a curious episode. he said if you help donbass. then why are russian troops in the south of ukraine, including sherson and zaporozhye region? the answer was that, on our part, this was the decision of the russian general staff to plan the operation, and today i will add that the plan was to bypass part of the fortified areas that the ukrain

before we continue bennett, let's hear from reading the pen and jordan by jello from when they address the public earlier. next sunday, if we are given the absolute majority to reform the country, i will be the prime minister of all french people. i will listen to each one of you and respect, all opposition. i will be open to dialogue and i will keep at heart the interest of the nation and be the prime minister of everyday life. it was, i believe they have clearly said they wanted to end the page of the discussions. power did not do them justice. we welcomed these fast results, choosing us as an alternative. thank you for the trust that you placed in us and then it as you've been saying, the fall right in front undergoing and process of what you've quoted detoxification . what exactly about the message is resonating so strongly with french roses? products is for the french folks is in this election, have been immigration. it's really one of the top priorities as well as purchasing power on the far right as combined these 2 elements on the page as they've given to the french electorate,

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the mediator at that time was israeli prime minister bennett.happened next is known to everyone, another attempt at negotiations failed, and the kherson and zaporozhye regions and the donbass republics chose their own path. residents of the kherson region and zaporozhye expressed their position during the referendums. the kherson and zaporozhye regions, as well as the donetsk and lugansk people's republics, became part of the russian federation. and there can be no talk of violating our state unity, the will of the people to be with russia is unshakable, the issue is closed forever and is no longer discussed. this is to talk about what intractability leads to. there is another, much earlier example, concerning events on maidan, exactly february 2014, the very height of the coup in kiev. on the twenty-first, at the initiative of the american side , a conversation between vladimir putin and barack obama took place. that was the point. as follows: the american leader unequivocally supported the kiev agreement with the opposition authorities, moreov

kelly bennett served in the eighth virginia cavalry. and bennett received this order.e basically being pasd aroundhe recorded his diary, how heht was wrong, that we should not be about what he has written in his diaryy. how he was condemning the acts of. individuals like union gener■a d he thought, well, now we're of to about this. he begins to rationalize in own mind and he begins to rationalize it in the context of the destruction that did occur. thought, well this is this is a this is fair retaliation. this is a fair ren to communitie shbut what's interesting about bennett is, in some weird way, he believed that the destruction confederates soldiers engaged in was more humane and civil. and he wrote in part that burning, per se is wrong. no man can deny, but there may be circumstance under which it is not only justifiable but becomes duty instead of snatching from the hands of the ladies what they had saved from burning houses and throwing it back into flames. our men could be seen all over the city, checking the fire or carrying trunks, etc. for the ladies. how bea

is that spelled out of the of mine, scott bennett. i'm a former united states army psychological warfare officer. really served in the state department counterterrorism office under investor del daily the . so i wanted to come here to russia in the dawn bass area and to gather the facts, to take back to the american people. the hold on bass of the front lines, the square, the bombs and the bullets are raging. this is where people are dying. this is where the buildings are exploding the go. i wanted to see 1st hand the scars of war, the high water back. i'm rick sanchez. so the book and the documentary that i just told you about a little while ago, which i am a big fan of, obviously, is called the on told history of the united states. now, if you haven't read it, if you haven't watched it, you're sure. i mean, you really should, it's that good. it will change how you see the world. and i would argue if you read this book or watch this documentary, which i last i checked, i think it was on amazon. uh, you'll be smarter. you just, well,

oh, thank you very much. frontage bennett smith live there in amman. again, these really government is find out is here from operating in israel. that's why we're revolting from neighboring georgia to hey, now the world news, australia is foreign minister onto the albany, says his government is working to stabilize relations with china. following several years of diplomatic tension, he met the chinese from in camera photonics that both sides describe discounted. lee chung is the highest level chinese official to visit in 7 years. so concrete for some camera. the everyone welcome to premier lee's visit to the starting capital. hundreds can boost on the moon's a pile of house, which probably being supported clashing with human rights groups. made his way premier lee was given a ceremonial service, a cannon salute, and an official god of all not. he's the most high profile chinese lead it to visit estrada since 2017 as well as this type. luncheon depaula ministry address, defend for a continued inside parliament house for the 2 countries looked to find co

, "(i left my heart) in san francisco." >> jimmy: i love tony bennett, yeah. >> and it was like, sweethow and sang his song? it was beautiful. >> jimmy: that -- coming from you -- >> team legend! >> jimmy: team legend, right now. [ cheers and applause ] honorary -- honorary team legend. thank you, buddy. i want to talk about this. we've got some big news here. >> we got some big news. >> yes. >> jimmy: come on, kismet. >> it's the brand. >> jimmy: look at this, come on. [ cheers and applause ] >> we finally did it. so, we have four kids, four dogs. it was time. i'm obviously very invested in the food world. >> jimmy: yes. >> so, this is just, like, a a natural extension of it. and it's been so great. it's really fun. >> jimmy: i know you love your dogs and everything. >> yes, we do. >> jimmy: what -- what flavors do we have? >> we have chicken and barley, and we have salmon. >> jimmy: oh, salmon. >> and they have these little dehydrated nuggets. and truly your dogs will just go crazy for it. our dogs are -- they just, like, are -- there's a a gravitational pull toward this food. they l

at the film premiere. this is what war looks like, scott bennett, a retired us military intelligenceicer, arrived. he is convinced that such films should be shown in the west, because films will help change people's consciousness. i think these films show war crimes against humanity, and not only what ukraine directly does against russian citizens. it shows the world that the authorities behind ukraine are fully responsible for the death, blood and destruction. it’s all the fault of the ukrainian nazis, that’s why the usa is under joe biden. i felt a lot of emotions when they cleared it and saw that people came out, 20-30 people each, i didn’t expect that there were many people living there under such heavy bombing from the enemy. on saturday, six documentaries will be shown, including i'm going home, directed by vladislav rydkov and author andrei yashchenko. the film tells about the liberation of artyomovsk. margarita semenyuk, alexey korpokhin, andrey sorokin. news, oh, if only mine would come true. get more cashback for purchases, and access to movies and music in sberbank is more

thanks so much for joining us foreign prime minister bennett. the war cabinet.imself approved this proposal before biden laid it out, according to cnn analyst and axios reporter barak ravid do you think ultimately netanyahu will listen to ben gvir and bezalel smotrich on the right side, the right flank of his government, over his war cabinet, that wants the steel i don't know. >> i have to say, i don't think there's a real deal on the table. bull in the sense that it is sinwar, the leader of hamas. they're holding 120 hostages of which 41 we know are dead or have been murdered by hamas and i believe that he's playing a tactic cat and mouse tactic here. >> he won't really release a lot of the hostages. >> he'll trying to prolong this war because that's his strategy to exhaust israel it's also iran strategy. and i think the only way for us to really get a deal, a real deal on the table is to increase the pressure on sinwar, but a pressing up and pushing up their effort in rafah you think there needs to be more done in rafah? >> i thought that the idf had concluded

stephanie bennett lived with more. hello, stephanie. >> it was cast in bronze here in the uk.across the pond for its grand unveiling in d.c. on december 13. >> my hope in doing this project is to rebuild what art is about. also in service of veterans and their story. >> after a decade in the making this massive monument will serve as a centerpiece at the national world war i memorial in washington, d.c. this fall. >> you are looking at 60 feet with 38 figures with an average and 25 tons. >> master school process it is a film and bronze from left to right across five scenes it tells the story of an american reluctantly answering the call to war. >> he leaves home and enters into battle and in that is transformed. from that transformation he is shellshocked. then he returns home to his family and he hands his daughter the helmet. she is the next generation. >> a global competition against 350 other blind submissions. architect and training was just 25 years old when he won. and appointed howard to sculpted >> i am in service of something way greater than myself. the project is n

kelly bennett served in the eighth virginia cavalry. and bennett remembered was he received this order. they were going to go into chambersburg. we're going to burn it. and as torches were basically being passed around, he recorded his diary, how he thought was wrong, that we should not be doing this because he's thinking about what he has written in his diary previously. how he was condemning the acts of. individuals like union general david hunter in the valley and he thought, well, now we're doing the same kind of thing. but very quickly he begins to about this. he begins to rationalize in own mind and he begins to rationalize it in the context of the destruction that did occur. thought, well this is this is a this is a fair retaliation. this is a fair revenge for what happens to communities in the shenandoah valley. but what's interesting about bennett is, in some weird way, he believed that the destruction confederates soldiers engaged in was more humane and civil. and he wrote in part that burning, per se is wrong. no man can deny

liz: former prime minister of israel, naftali bennett, thank you for copping to speak to our viewers.israel. liz: most of them agree with isreal. >> usually they're not the loudest. liz: right. it's a small, loud, vocal group that gets the attention but huge percentage of americans stand with israel. thank you so much. >> thank you, liz. liz: count down closer has $1.4 trillion in assets under management and looking beyond the chip sector when it comes to ai winners and even as nvidia is on track for yet another record. we have her picks next, stay tuned. ♪ ♪ limu emu... ♪ and doug. (bell ringing) limu, someone needs to customize and save hundreds on car insurance with liberty mutual. let's fly! (inaudible sounds) chief! doug. (inaudible sounds) ooooo ah. (elevator doors opening) (inaudible sounds) i thought you were right behind me. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, ♪ ♪ liberty. ♪ it's payback time. all these years, you've worked hard. you fixed it. you looked after it. maybe it's time for your home to start taking care of you? we've invested in our home, we've

says that he may form and alternative one of what he called limited consultation on sensitive issues. bennett smith has moved this from the mom and we just remind you that these wendy government has bundled is there. that's why we're reporting from the jordanian capital. it was created within an emergency government and benny guns agreed to join on one of the provisos or conditions of joining. was it that would stop the fall? right? spend there in small groups, those 5 minutes just keeping that thing out of empower, stop them having to say on the prosecution of the will. will now guns alone, we've got the eyes and called supplement. should def, chief of the military stuff. they left the cabinet last week, criticizing nothing. yahoo for failing amongst other things to come up with a c spine for failing to come up with a post. will vision of what was going to happen in gaza after so now that those members have gone, there's really no be left in the cabinet. these really ministry size and initial investigation into the depths of 8 of its soldiers in gauze on saturday reveals they were killed by

tournament. 2 cotton and last one, the final team against hungry, the winning goal was caught in the tents. bennett of adis time, congress still have a chance to advance west boston and, and their friends, the so called to talk to nami, heading home again. before we go, here's a quick reminder of our top story. the government have launched deadly attacks into cities and us just southwest, under public of doctors, 10 local authorities say a synagogue to orthodox choices and a police traffic cost with dog at that at least $15.00 police officers and several civilians, including an orthodox priest, have been killed and don't forget, you can always get the the news on the go, just download our app from will be player or from the app store. that'll give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news. and with that, you're up to date to stay with us. if you can to meet a young woman who found the cottage to face everyday lives by competing on what's best number such as thoughts. thank you so much for watching the not just another day. so much is

. >> reporter: the musical was the brainchild of director michael bennett, who was known for incorporatingo the chiropractor once a week. >> reporter: "promises, promises" was baayork lee's third show as a michael bennett dancer, but her path to broadway began much earlier when she was 5 years old and living in new york's chinatown. >> so this is mott street. so back, i think, in the '30s, earlier than that, there was only one block, two blocks. >> reporter: that was chinatown? >> chinatown. >> reporter: back then, lee's world revolved around this two-block stretch where she went from her catholic grammar school to the restaurant wo hop, which her father founded in the 1930s. do you remember your father doing this? >> absolutely. >> reporter: in 1951 when rodgers and hammerstein's the "king and i" starling yul brynner was casting the roles of royal children, baayork and her brother ventured uptown to audition. >> and there were thousands of kids there, looked like thousands of kids there. we all got on the stage and i saw chandeliers and i saw velvet seats and i was just mesmerized. >> rep

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russia was ready to go, putin talks about the arrival of the then israeli prime minister navtali bennettnow i would like to be in this audience, maybe. one more episode make public, i also haven’t spoken about this publicly before, but some of those present know about it, after the russian army occupied part of the kherson zaporozhye region, many western politicians offered their mediation in the peaceful end of the conflict, one of them was on a working visit to moscow is march 5, 22, march 5, and we accepted his mediation efforts, especially since during the conversation he referred to having secured the support of the leaders of germany and france, as well as high-ranking us representatives. during during the conversation, our foreign guest inquired about a curious episode, he said: “if you are helping donbass, then why are russian troops in the south of ukraine, including the cherson and zaporozhye regions.” the answer was that on our part this was the decision of the russian general staff to plan the operation, and today i will add that the plan was to bypass part of the fortified a

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stephanie bennett is live with the latest. >> yeah, the ministry says it's the eighth attack in threeian air force, they say that their air defense systems shot down 12 of 16 missiles and all 13 drones launched by russian-- but launched by russia across several regions throughout the night. this afternoon, officials in kharkiv said three people were killed and at least 18 injured by those guided bombs with at least four explosions heard across the city. the overnight attacks wounded two energy workers and damaged equipment, and others damaged a housing and a kindergarten. ukrainian's president says russia destroyed half of the generating capacity in march. and keying oil facilities with drone strikes and to help support ukraine, the white house said this week, it will rush a delivery of air defense interceptor missiles to ukraine by redirecting planned shipments to other allies nations. although they wouldn't say which other nations could be affected or how many. and meanwhile, president putin north with north korea's kim jong-un. south korea said they would consider arming ukraine an

arthel: stephanie bennett. north korean trash it is it raining down on north korea since hundreds of balloons over the border. stoke divisions in south korea hardline policy on north korea that report finds remnants of north korean grid missiles havn found throughout ukraine. accusations of north korea is arming a rush of it for more on thionthe substring of gates dont institute senior fellow gordon, thank you so much for your time today. we knew it last september kim jong un and vladimir putin met. starting to give russia missiles, artillery shells, we can pull up dia photos one more time. they are finding missiles in ukraine korean factory release missiles are made the right side of your screen is his car keep in ukraine were a missile impacted, gordon why isn't the u.s. doing more about this? cooks a parallel issue china has been supporting a russia with many forms of support but especially lethal assistance. they've been doing this from the conflict. by demonstration has public announcement but is not done

putin talks about the visit of then israeli prime minister navtali bennett to russia.would like, perhaps, to make one more episode public, also about this earlier. did not speak publicly, but some of those present know about this, after the russian army occupied part of the kherson and zaporozhye regions, many western politicians offered their mediation in the peaceful end of the conflict, one of them was on a working visit to moscow on march 5, 2022 , march 5th, and we his mediation efforts were accepted, especially since during the conversation with... connection with crimea, that is, kiev must guarantee the so-called easement, the legally formalized right of russia's access to the crimean peninsula through the kherson and zaporozhye regions. this is a major political decision. and, of course, naturally, in the final version, it would not be adopted individually, only after consultation with the security council and other structures. of course, after discussing with. citizens and the public of our country and primarily with the residents of the kherson zaporozhye reg

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navtali bennett offered himself as a negotiator; he at that time headed the israeli cabinet. his mediation in the peaceful end of the conflict suggested by many western politicians. one of them was on a working visit to moscow on march 5, 2020 (march 5) and we accepted his mediation efforts, especially since during the conversation he referred to the fact that he had secured the support of the leaders of germany and france, as well as high-ranking representatives usa. during the conversation , our foreign guest asked whether our russian troops would remain in kherson? to this he replied that, in general, i do not rule out the preservation of ukrainian sovereignty over these territories, however, on the condition that that russia will have a strong land connection with crimea, that is, kiev must guarantee the so-called easement, the negotiating partner said that in the future he was going to go to kiev to continue the conversation. now with colleagues in the ukrainian capital, we welcomed this as a general attempt to find a peaceful resolution to the conflict, because every da

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bill bennett, great to have a conversation with you as always my friend, i appreciate it, thank you for coming on. >> is fall football coming, you promise? >> trace: it's coming and alabama has a new coach so it's going to be a big year down south. >> i think so, i think he's good. thank you. >> trace: coming up, emotional testimony at hunter biden's on trial from his own daughter, and hunter himself maybe taking the stand. and later in the night, we told you last night about their retail companies plan to stop theft, employees using body cameras. they believe it could cut shoplifting and half another's evidence that may, maybe not support that theory. a california store manager with a camera confronted a shoplifter and the video is amazing, but we will let you decide if the camera might be a deterrent. good body cameras rain in shoplifting or do thieves not care if they are being recorded? after all, they are criminals. let us know x and instagram @tracegallagher, we will read your responses coming up. can't wait to read them in the nightcap. [♪♪] [♪♪] >> trace: hunter biden's daughter

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stephanie bennett has more on this. six of prison inmates accused of having links with the islamic state militant group who had taken the guards hostage. this all happening at a detention center in the southern city of russia's federal penitentiary service said in a statement the criminals were eliminated the employees who wearebeing held hostage were released. they are un- entered state media say some of the men had been convicted of terrorism offenses were accused of affiliations with the islamic state militant group. according to russian media, three of them were detained in 2022 for planning to blow up a russian courthouse the six men and should knock out window bars and climb down several floors by rope before taking the guards hostage with a knife in fire expert report say they managed to smuggle knives, iso flags at mobile phones into their sales negotiations with the authorities they demanded a vehicle, firearms free passage out of the prison but instead russian special forces decided to storm the prison intense

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again, this sounds like a blank trip to cross skinny in all the, the line, scott bennett, i'm a former united states army psychological warfare officer. really served in the state department counterterrorism office under investor del bailey. so i wanted to come here to russia in the dawn bass area and gather the facts to take back to the american people for the course or the, the, the hold on bass of the front line. so this is where the bombs and the bullets are raging. this is where people are dying. this is where the buildings are exploding. so i wanted to see 1st hand the scars of war, the wounds in the street. the level of the building was being collapse. i wanted to see the soldiers that were fighting and hear from them why they were fighting, fighting started in their opinion. and ultimately, where we're heading. the bradley, the 1st american army officer, who's been here since then, snowden. so i want to see with my own eyes, what american tax fair dollars have done the i think this is a privilege and a duty to come in. the most important thing that we can do is show that americ

the, the line, scott bennett, i'm a former united states army psychological warfare officer, really served in the state department counterterrorism office under investor del bailey. so i wanted to come here to russia in the dawn bass area and gather the facts to take back to the american people. for the of the doors or the hold on bass of the front line. so this is where the bombs and the bullets are raging. this is where people are dying. this is where the buildings are exploding. so i wanted to see 1st hand the scars of war. the ones in the street, the level of the building was being collapse. i wanted to see the soldiers that were fighting and hear from them why they were fighting, powerless, fighting started in their opinion. and ultimately, where we're heading, the radically, the 1st american army officer who's been here since that snowden. so i want to see with my own eyes what american tax fair dollars have done. i think this is a privilege and a duty to come. and the most important thing that we can do is show that america has americans that do not have conflict, resentment, possib

the the, the time scott bennett, i'm a former united states army psychological warfare officer and he served in the state department counterterrorism office under investor del bailey. so i wanted to come here to russia in the dawn bass area and gather the facts to take back to the american people for the course or the hold on bass of the front line. so this is where the bombs and the bullets are raging. this is where people are dying, this is where the buildings are exploding. so i wanted to see 1st hand the scars of war, the wounds in the street. the level of the building was being collapse. i wanted to see the soldiers that were fighting and hear from them why they were fighting, powerless, fighting started in their opinion. and ultimately, where it was heading. the bradley, the 1st american army officer, the it's been a year since then, snowden saw i want to see with my own eyes, what american tax fair dollars have done the i think this is a privilege and a duty to come in. the most important thing that we can do is show that america has americans that do not have conflict, resentm

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stephanie bennett is following the breaking story for us. what can you tell us? >> after being held more than eight months in captivity, israeli authorities say they're all in good medical condition. now, take a look at this footage, celebrations were happening all across israel today, including outside the hospital where they were taken. israel says there are still 120 hostages still held by hamas, 43 of them have been declared dead, but their bodies are still being held. israel says this is the largest rescue operation since the war with hamas began on october 7th and involved hundreds of israeli troops. one special forces officer was killed during the rescue operation. noa argamani was kidnapped with her boyfriend who still remains captive. today the israeli prime minister and president called her in hospital saying in part, i'm sending you an embrace from me and the entire nation of israel and met up with her in person to wish her father happy birthday where they all sang. for the other three. almog meir was about to start a job. and of andrey kozlov was secu

marc thiessen and matt bennett. good morning to you.all pretty weak. everyone was reporting on this. marc, it was the video on x all day on sunday. what did you think of it? should president obama have led him off the way he did? go ahead and give us your take. >> first of all, if this is an isolated incident it would be no problem. this is happening all the time. americans can see it. it is not just he is getting lost on stage. he is messing up his remarks. he welcoming a hamas hostage to the rose garden still being held by hamas and starting to read the instructions his speech writers put in his speech and in the clip you showed he said donald trump nominated two supreme court justices. he nominated three justices. he even got that wrong. this is a president it is not surprising eight in ten americans are concerned about his mental fitness for the job. >> aishah: i will have you respond. i want to make a point. this is the president of the united states. if he really wants to take the crowd in, wants to take the applause, he is certai

king charles is also battling cancer but stephanie bennett is live at buckingham palace with the veryatest on the events and we see -- with all the princess personally. stephanie are you there? trying to get stephanie into place. we will get to stephanie and a moment as soon as they prepare outside buckingham palace. arthel: meanwhile newark's governor is considering a ban on public transportation of anti-semitic incidents like this one. this is anti- israel protesters this week took over a subway car demanding quote zionists raise their hands and saying this is your chance to get off. cb cotton is live in new york city with more. >> hi arthel partner governor kathy hochul said reinstating a mask a ban would require action of the state legislature but she says conversation with state lawmakers have begun. she also says she's not going to tolerate anyone shielding their face. >> we will not tolerate individuals using masks to evade responsible for criminal or threatening behavior. my team is working on a sol solution. but on a subway people should not be able to hide behind a mask to c

scott bennett, i'm a former united states army psychological warfare officer, really served in the state department counterterrorism office under investor del bailey. so i wanted to come here to russia in the dawn bass area and gather the facts to take back to the american people. for the course or the hold on bass of the front lines and this is where the bombs and the bullets are raging. this is where people are dying. this is where the buildings are exploding. so i wanted to see 1st hand the scars of war, the wounds in the street, the level of the building was being collapse. i wanted to see the soldiers that were fighting and hear from them why they were fighting, powerless, fighting started in their opinion. and ultimately, where was heading the probably the 1st american army officer who's been here since then, snowden saw i want to see with my own eyes, what the american tax fair dollars have done. the . i think this is a privilege and a duty to come. and the most important thing that we can do is show that america has americans that do not have conflict, resentment, possibility, or