the u.s. air force vital role in providing humanitarian relief. this weekend, the u.s.force dropped dozens the area. officials say they wereúfilled with more than 40,000 meals and 2300 bottles of water, and the new supplies come right at the start of ramadan. the holiday marks a month of fasting, spirituality and reflection for millions of muslims around conce war in gaza could lead to even more violence across the entire middle east. during ramadan, the u.s. and other leaders have been pushing for a cease fire during the holiday, but talks have failed. >> new at 11 gun attachment is increasingly being used to make a firearm even more deadly. conversion devices or switches or small attachments made of metal or plastic that can make a gun fully automatic. the modifications are illegal under federal law, but easily obtain ordered online or even made with a 3d printer. >> used to be that five rounds, four rounds were fired, and now 50, 60, 70, 80 rounds are exchanged. in that same time period, back and forth. >> between 2017 and 2021, the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firear

air force and can soon add. >> i have selected chief cloyd mitchell. >> reporter: oakland police department's next chief. >> a strong leader, smart crime fitter and more so than that, delivers results. >> reporter: mitchell said in a statement he looks forward to working with residents, businesses, city leadership and the police commission to build a stronger and safer oakland. before we can do any of that he has to pass state rimts. the process is under way. >> currently not taken that test quite yet but we wanted to make sure the community knows this is oakland's next chief. >> reporter: the appointment following more than a year of no permanent chief after the cheer chief fired armstrong weeks before completing a federal oversight program amp 20 years. it's still under that oversight and 12 police chiefs in the past two decades including a former chief reminds mitchell of many bosses. >> police commission, a mayor, a federal monitor a judge, got officers. everybody's not in-line. that's going to be something he has to try to bridge. very quickly. >> reporter: her advice, make himself avail

air force dropping aid into gaza directly to aid the palestinians, it was three u.s. air force c-130 cargo planes dropping 66 pallets, some 38,000 meals used by the u.s. military, reels ready to eat. it's a huge dispute. some people say it's a slap in the face to the israeli government that the white house is doing this unilaterally, instead of having israel deliver this aid, neil. neil: i'm wondering about that relationship between the president right now and netanyahu because it's coarse at best when the president is speaking out netanyahu is going too far and this campaign is too cruel. usually these things are discussed behind closed doors, certainly not mentioned in the press, so all bets are off. >> that's right, the tensions are getting even more public, just in the wake of that tragedy in gaza when the israelis tried to bring in a convoy full of aid and there were hundreds of palestinians, thousands that rushed that convoy, some shots were fired, warning shots, apparently, but it was not enough to stop a stampede that killed over 100 palestinians, so the white

air force brigadier general jon served as assistant deputy under secretary of the air force.s is a classic terrorist attack. soft target. people sitting in their seats watching a concert i should say. all the setting guys a storm in with automatic weapons and start shooting the place up. what is the motive here? >> isis is at war against modern humanity. they do not have a state sponsor they thrive in ungoverned areas they have plenty of reasons to have concert with a rush over time and after ana stan, chechnya. this is their attempt to attack modern humanity and sadly it happened at the concert last night in moscow. jon: vladimir putin is using the opportunity to blame the ukrainians. >> that is traditional putin to try to use such a horrific act as a pretext to stir up nationalistic fervor to continue his war of aggression in ukraine. there is no reason for any of us to believe that is true. putin will use this sorrowful terrorist attack to his advantage in any way possible. jon: the terrorist apparently wanted revenge for russia's support of the asad. >> we do not know exa

air force c-130 flew over gaza's coast making it the 12th american airdrop and food supply mission to the besieged territory. this as the u.n. warns that an alarming number of children in gaza are suffering from the most severe form of starvation. cbs' chris livesay joins us with more on that. >> reporter: good evening, nancy. the people of gaza are contending with escalating war and hunger as aid into the besieged can't arrive fast enough. instead blaming groups like the u.n. over lack of personnel to move it where it's most badly needed. that's why additional aid is on its way by sea for the first time in this war. more than 100 tons from europe arrived friday at a humanitarian ship. but that's not slowing down israel's potential ground assault on the southern city of rafah, which prime minister netanyahu has now approved despite warnings from the biden administration. the assault itself is believed to be at least weeks away unless there's a cease-fire in exchange for hostages held by hamas. israeli protester we met today are furious, calling for netanyahu to step down or his handli

the retired u.s. air force colonel shares a few stories about the decorated tuskegee airman. this the aircraft is that fully operational. the first african-american fighter pilots and crew in the u.s. army air corps who helped secure an allied victory in world war. 2. >> known famously for flying red tails, fighter bombers. rulings, as you know, the pitch. yes, a replica is featured in the museum. only. >> 17 bomber crews were lost. well, that here with live coverage. your pair, of course, of world war 2. and that's against a backdrop. there were 8,000 twice to stay israel and leading into the tuskegee airman exhibit plays a simulated video of the high flying aerobatics associated with the herald. a group of high fliers. >> jones says this was the first room set up when the museum moved to its current location. roscoe brown shot down. one of the first chairman gets the red tails mean the world to him. this is the >> a replica. it the tuskegee airman. congressional gold medal. he grew up around them. well, his dad served for the u.s. army in tuskegee, alabama, the cold air and

air force, has more than 30 years of experience in law enforcement and most recently he was the chief of police in lubbock, texas, for four years. mitchell resigned as chief last september. the reason was never disclosed. before he can take over as oakland's chief, mitchell has to clear certain statement requirements, including taking a test. the mayor says that process is under way. >>> a last look at the forecast. >> we're starting out with some clouds. we're going to see some rain later on. it does start in the north bay, late morning, and the rest of the bay area seeing it during the afternoon into the evening. then we do get another break in the activity tomorrow, but another storm system will be arriving on friday that could keep it unsettled throughout the weekend, and cooler temperatures moving in. >>> it's a crash in the north bay right now i'm concerned with right at sears point. highway 37, 121, not a lot of lanes there. one less because of a crash and crash activity. both directions do slow, but the rest of the approach looks just fine for contra costa county. >>> the "tod

he's also a veteran of the u.s. air force.statement that he sent out, which reads in part, quote, as oakland's police chief, i look forward to working together with our residents, business owners, city leadership and members of the police commission to build a stronger and safer oakland. i'm excited about the opportunity to meet the members of the police department interact with all the people who call this beautiful city home and become an integral part of this special place. big story, it's been about a year have police chief in oakland. >> 8.32 right now and amended civil rights lawsuit has been filed against the san ramon school district and a former teacher. yeah, a second victim has come forward alleging abuse and claiming the school district failed to act forcefully to call has more. >> a second former student at san ramon valley high school has come forward with abuse allegations against a former theater arts teacher. she has been added to a lawsuit originally filed last month in contra costa county superior court agai

air force carried out this airdrop operation over gaza yesterday. the u.s. military says it's conducted 18 airdrop missions this months to help civilians caught in the war zone. more than 32,000 palestinians are believed to have been killed since october 7th. that's the day hamas killed 1,200 israelies in a terror attack. >>> closer to home, demonstrators are again looking to put pressure on politicians to demand a cease-fire in gaza. hundreds gathered in palo alto today for a rally and march in support of an immediate and permanent cease-fire in gaza. many in the crowd have been going to city council meetings every monday demanding the city approve a cease-fire resolution. they've also been holding a vigil every sunday in palo alto in honor of the children killed in gaza. they say they feel their efforts are falling on deaf ears. >> it's frustrated and disappointed in elected representatives, city council, due to our congressional representative and senators in the state. we simply want a cease-fire resolution and none of the above are willing to do that. a

air force completed its first air drop of aid into gaza through a team effort between the air force and central command. three planes dropped 66 palates of ready to eat meals along the gaza coastline that amounts to 38,000 meals for palestinians desperate for food and water. many of them displaced from their home. president biden announced a drop yesterday, calling the amount of humanitarian aid in the region insufficient. >>> traffic is flowing again after a shutdown north of 16th avenue. the truck you see right there got into a crash with another car. the big rig flipped over, spilled fuel on to the freeway. they shut all lanes while crews worked to clean up that spill. no lanes were hurt. all three lanes opened up around 3:30 this morning. >>> big decision next week. changing the rules for police and how the city handled the drug crisis. we have the breakdown. >>> plus more snow ahead. how one resort had to dig out this morning after getting buried with snow. >>> it is not just the snow. we have strong thunderstorms from monterrey bay up through morgan hills. special marine warnings

he spent 25 years with them and he's also a veteran of the u.s. air force. as for mitchell, here's what he said in part, quote, as oakland's police chief, i look forward to working together with our residents. business owners, city leadership and members of the police commission to build a stronger and say for oakland he goes on to say, i'm excited about the opportunity to meet the members of the police department interact with all the people who call this beautiful city home and become an integral part of this special place. and we're going to be hearing directly from mayor sheng thao speaking live with our justine waldman on the kron. 4 news at noon. so stay tuned for that. >> well, an amended civil rights lawsuit has been filed now against the san ramon valley unified school district over a former teacher. >> second victim has come forward saying they were sexually abused and claims the district. >> failed to act on that. and we've got kron four's philippe gaulle with more. >> a second former student at san ramon valley high school has come forward with a

air force pilots glide above northern gaza dropping three tons of food, water, and other aid. lifesaving to those who can reach it. but according to one pilot, a drop in the bucket meant to offset this leaky supply line. more than 200 trucks entering the strip daily, israel says. it couldn't come fast enough for these children. "we want food, we want flour, we want the barest essentials of life" they demand. "gaza is slowly dying, if not from the missiles then from hunger," says this mother. in one instance hamas accused the israeli military of opening fire on hungry gazans as they waited for food, killing 21. israel adamantly denies it, pointing instead at palestinian gunmen. the humanitarian cost of the war and more than 100 hostages still in hamas captivity for five months are too much to tolerate for these israeli protesters. protesters don't only want their hostages back, they want benjamin netanyahu to step down. the october 7th massacre happened on his watch, and for that they say he has blood on his hands. >> i think now we should get all the people that are kidnapped

air force, has within 30 years of experience in law enforcement including 25 years with the kansas city missouri police department. he was chief of police in texas for four years. nbc spoke to the president about the love it professional police association over the phone, the union's relationship like any other had its up and downs. mitchell resigned as chief last september, her reason was never disclosed. the department did come under fire over a band of 911 calls under his tenure. criticism over his leadership, with more than 50% of respondents felt mitchell was out of touch with the needs of their departments. we spoke with pastor robert beaman who worked with chief mitchell when he was chief of police in temple, texas. the department's chapel man at the time says mitchell had a positive impact as temples first black chief of police. >> he goes out into the community and if he did the same thing he did here, go to the community leaders, visit each area of the city and just talk to them. i guarantee you they will see a viewpoint or at least give them a chance to prove himself. he is t

air force who set himself on fire outside the israeli embassy an apparent protest against the israel hamas war has died, that identification made by metropolitan police here, which now filmed his. own self-imilation on his cell phone yelling free palestine before collapsing to the ground outside the embassy. he was rushed to the hospital for treatment, but later succumbed to his injuries. and if you are someone you know is in crisis, call or text 988 to reach the suicide aid. wow, yeah, so uh, this is one example of western mainstream media, basically assuming the role of defense attorneys for israel through its narratives, which have unfortunately successfully... portrayed an occupying power as victim, so our audience is going to see more about that in the mainstream media section with julia, don't get me wrong, i don't mean to imply that every single media outlet uh portrayed this terribly, for example cnn, while their headline was lacking some really crucial context, surprisingly their televised coverage of the matter was not so bad, so let's focus on that aspect and take a look,

air force and marine corps games at the nevada air force base. at this tournament, like the paralympics , the participants of the warrior games, the american ministry of defense, are selected. ukrainian athletes were invited to be guests of the tournament. servicemen of the armed forces of ukraine, national guardsmen, border guards, representatives of the ministry of internal affairs, the state security service and the security service of ukraine compete in 11 sports. these competitions are not so much a sports component. we came here to to demonstrate the power of the ukrainian nation, and to learn from my colleagues how they rehabilitate their soldiers, military wounded, wounded servicemen, it is very important to me that people see. in fact, our strength, how powerful, strong, indomitable and independent we are, and when i raise the flag above me, i understand that it is the flag of our unity, of our nation. on tuesday , vasyl barilyuk, a wounded veteran of the ukrainian armed forces, won two gold medals for the ukrainian national team. he won

. >> john, u.s. air force has dropped badly needed food into the gaza strip the u.s. promises more. with 38000 meals into the strip they were assisted by the royal jordanian air force this files a tragedy aid convoy was mobbed by desperate and hungry palestinians. there is a panic, trucks rent over peoples really troops say they are threatened to open fire more than 100 people were killed but cease-fire talks are set to resume tomorrow. delegations have arrived in cairo ip reports there is some agreement on the deal between the u.s. and israel but hamas has not white and that often changes the parameters. >> will not agree to release thousands of palestinians terrorist in exchange. we will not agree to withdraw idf forces from the gaza strip entirely because that would mean giving up on a total victory in this war progressive british ships sunk on the red sea that is a cargo ship hit by houthis rebels february 18. it was abandoned shortly after being hit drifted through the seat trailing a slick of fuel and fertilizer. on friday stormy weather rolled certain of the cargo ship is gon

air force who set himself on fire outside the israeli embassy an apparent protest against the israel hamas war has died, that identification made by metropolitan police here. bushnel filmed his own self imolation on his cell phone, yelling free palestine before collapsing to the ground outside the embassy. he was rushed to the hospital for treatment, but later succumbed to his injuries. and if you are someone you know is in crisis, call or text 988 to reach the suicide aid. wow, yeah, so uh, this is one example of western. mainstream media, basically assuming the role of defense attorneys for israel through its narratives, which have unfortunately successfully portrayed and occupying power as victim, so our audience is going to see more about that in the mainstream media section with julia, don't get me wrong, i don't mean to imply that every single media outlet uh portrayed this terribly, for example cnn, while their headline was lacking some really crucial context, surprisingly their televised coverage of the matter was not so bad, let's focus on that aspect and take a look. well,

the 25-year-old was an active duty member of the u.s. air force. cnn's gabe cohen joins us now with the details and and gabe, this is something that he did did in protest, yeah, that's correct, and we're learning much more about this 25-year-old active duty airman uh, aaron bushnell, as you mention, he's san antonio, texas, and he live streamed his actions on sunday in broad daylight on the streets of dc outside the israeli embassy. we are not going to show that video, it is extremely graphic and disturbing. i have watched the video. i can tell you at the beginning, at the start of it, you can see bushnel walking up to the embassy. on the street in his military fatigues, he's speaking calmly to the camera. i want to read a portion of what he says. he said, uh, quote, i will no longer be complicit in genocide. i am about to engage an extreme active protest, but compared to what people have been experiencing in palestine at the hands of their colonizers. it is not extreme at all. this is what our ruling class has decided will be normal. he then goes

air force, who set himself on fire outside the israeli embassy an apparent. protest against the israel hamas war has died, that identification made by metropolitan police here, which now filmed his own self-imalation on his cell phone yelling free palestine before collapsing to the ground outside the embassy. he was rushed to the hospital for treatment, but later succumbed to his injuries, and if you are someone you know is in crisis, call or text 988 to reach the suicide aid. wow, yeah, so uh, this is... one example of western mainstream media, basically assuming the role of defense attorneys for israel through its narratives which have unfortunately successfully portrayed and occupying power as victim, so our audience is going to see more about that in the mainstream media section with julia. don't get me wrong, i don't mean to imply that every single media outlet uh portrayed this terribly. for example, cnn, while their headline was lacking some really crucial context, surprisingly their televised coverage of the matter was, not so bad, so let's focus on that aspect and take a look.

the u.s. air force completed its first air drop of aid into gaza today. it was a team effort between the air force's central command and the royal jordanian air force. three planes dropped 66 palettes of ready to eat meals along the gazan coastline. that amounts to 38,000 meals for palestinians desperate for food and water, many of them displaced from their homes. president biden announced the drop tomorrow, calling the amount of humanitarian aid in the region insufficient. the u.s. central come man says it is planning for more potential supply drops. >>> protesters around the world continue to show their support for a cease-fire in gaza and an end to u.s. military aid for israel. this demonstration in san francisco was one of 120 protests around the globe this weekend. the global day of action, part of the shut it down for palestine movement. organizers say is pressure is extremely high, with israel's threatened invasion of rafah just a week away. many displaced palestinians are now in rafah with nowhere else to go. there are also fears that the u.s. wil

air force. before takeoff, the crew loaded their u.s.itary c-130 cargo plane with nearly 2 tons of aid. ready-to-eat chicken and rice meal, wheat, dates, and powdered milk. shortly after, we roared into the air. our one-hour journey from jordan took us west over israel to northern gaza. as the aft doors opened we banked hard over the mediterranean, with the horizon almost on its side, descending to just 3,000 feet. gaza's coastline first appeared, then the outlines of the destruction of gaza city, once the strip's biggest, just before the drop. now being brought into the active war zone. it is hardly enough. aid agencies estimate about 300,000 people are still living in the war-ravaged wasteland of northern gaza. with hundreds of thousand more on the brink of famine. in addition to the u.s. today, military cargo jets from jordan, egypt, france, the netherlands, and belgium flew airdrop missions. but one parachute that failed to deploy shadowed all the good intent. it's package hurtling toward him from injuring at least 11 people and kill

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air force pilots glide above northern gaza dropping three tons of food, water, and other aid.ife-saving to those who can reach it, but according to one pilot, a drop in the bucket. meant to offset this supply line, more than 200 trucks entering the truck daily, israel says, much lost to looters, the dangers of open combat and a lack of truckers brave enough to drive through it. >> they cannot go and distribute. >> aren't aid groups getting shot at over there? is it fair to put that burden on them? >> we acknowledge the challenges, but mostly they are distributing for the last two and a half weeks without any violence. >> reporter: aid is on its way by sea for the first time in this war. nearly 200 tons from europe arrived friday on a humanitarian ship. it couldn't come fast enough for these children. we want food. we want flour. we want the barist essentials of life, they demand. gaza is dying from you if not the missiles then hunger. hamas accused the israeli military of opening fire on hungry gazzens as they waited for food killing 21. israel denies it, pointing instead at p

. >> hi arthel u.s. air forces dropped a badly needed food into the gaza strip u.s. promises more.ed 66 pallets with 38000 meals into the gaza strip they were assisted by the royal jordanian air force. this follows a tragedy aid convoy was mobbed by desperate and hungry palestinians there was a panic and eight trucks ran over people israeli troops say they were threatened and opened fire more than 100 people were killed. cease-fire talks are set to resume tomorrow delegations have arrived the ap reports there is some agreement on a deal between the u.s. and israel. hamas has not weighed in and that often changes the parameters. >> we will not agree to release thousands of a palestinian terrorist in exchange. we will not agree to withdraw idf forces and the gaza strip entirely because that would mean giving up on a total victory. >> the british ship ruby mar has sunk a parade that was hit by houthis rebels on weber 18 produce a band and shortly after being hit and drifted to the red sea trailing a slick of fuel and fertilizer. on friday stormy weather rolled in the cargo ship is now

air force. before takeoff, the crew loaded their u.s.itary c-130 cargo plane with nearly 2 tons of aid. ready-to-eat chicken and rice meal, dates, and powdered milk. shortly after, we roared into the air. our one hour journey from jordan took us west over israel to northern gaza. as the aft doors open, we bang tart over the mediterranean, with the horizon almost on its side, descending to just 3,000 feet. gaza's coastline first appeared, then the outlins of the destruction of gaza city, once this trip's, just before the drop now being brought into the active war zone. hardly enough. aid agencies estimate about 300,000 people are still living in the war-ravaged wasteland of northern gaza. hundreds of thousand more's on the brink of famine. in addition to the u.s. today, military cargo jets from jordan, egypt, france, the netherlands, and belgium flew airdropped missions. but one failed to deploy shadowed all the good intent, it's package hurtling toward him from injuring at least 11 people and killing five. among them, 9-year-old mohannad

air force and royal jordanian air force dropped 38,000 ready-to-eat meals into gaza, and i for about 1.6% of gaza's population. humanitarian groups say far more aid is needed in gaza where a quarter of the population is on the verge of famine. major protests against israel's assault on gaza were held saturday in a worldwide day of action. in san francisco, police fired pepper spray and hit protesters with batons as a march passed the israeli consulate. thousands also marched in new york, washington, d.c., baltimore, albuquerque, charlotte, and other cities. protesters in washington, d.c., included the longtime peace activist kathy boylan with the dorothy day catholic worker who called on biden to stop arming israel. >> we are dropping some food and we're dropping the bombs and the tanks and the bullets and everything else at the same time. that is what he has got to do, stop sending the money and the weapons. amy: negotiations for a temporary ceasefire faced another setback sunday when israel boycotted talks in cairo after israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu accused hamas of fa

air force pilots glide above gaza and dropping 3 tons of food and water and other aid.e saving to those who could reach it. but according to one pilot. a drop in the bucket. meant to offset this leaky supply line. more than 200 trucks entering the strip daily israel said, but much of it lost to looters and the dangers of open combat and a lack of truckers brave enough to drive through it. >> they could not collect and distribute. >> but aren't aid groups getting shot at. is it fair to put that burden on them. >> we acknowledge there are challenges but they are distributing for last two and a half weeks without any violence. >> reporter: additional aid is on the way by sea for first time in this war. nearly 200 tons from europe arrived on friday on a humanitarian ship. it couldn't come fast enough for these children. we want food, we want flour and the bearest essentials of life, they demand. gaza is slowly dying. if not from the missiles, then from hunger, said this mother. they accused them of killed 21 and israel denies it pointing instead at palestinian gunman. the h

air force has the supreme allied commander in europe and commander of u.s. european command.d commander europe he led the transition out of afghanistan, insured the health crisis did not transform into the security crisis and led to nato's military allies and partners through the organizaon the largest invasion of a european nation since world war ii. general walters, it is an honor to have you kick off the conference today on behalf of at over to you. on behalfftlantic council, it is my privilege to welcome all of you for this great gathering for the global health initiative. as all of you know, it is a strategic imperative to improve global integration in the diplomatic informational military and economic spectrums. the more we can get out of the strategic integration, the better our ability to promote our democratic values and from a first-hand experience first-hand experience perspective, i was able to see the great power competition and play with respect to every single tidbit of information that came out of moscow was instantaneously received north a antithetic nexus re

air force has the commander of u.s. european command.supreme allied commander europe he led the transition out of afghanistan insured the health crisis did not transform into the security crisis and led to nato's military allies and zation's response to the largest invasion of a european nation since world war ii. general walters it is an honor to have you kick off the co the atlantic council. over to you. on behalf of the atlantic council, it is my privilege to welcome all of you for this great gathering for the global health initiative. as all of you know, it is a strategic imperative to improve global integration in the diplomatic informational military and economic spectrums. the more we can get out of the strategic integration the better our ability to promote our democratic values and from a first-hand experience first-hand experience perspective, i was able to see the great power competition and play with respect to every single tidbit of information that came out of moscow was instanta iran, china and north korea antithetic nexus

air force and jordanian air force aircraft fly into israeli airspace, they would have had to have coordinatedthe israeli government. so, from a practical standpoint, they would have to do that. >> do you suspect this could be a real flash point for the president when it comes to aid and support for the israeli leadership right now? after the scenes that we saw on thursday? another spent some conflicting reports as to how people lost their lives. the gazans are saying it was from the idf. the israelis are saying it was because of the stampede. nonetheless, 100 people have lost their lives. 30,000 gazans have been killed at this point as well, many of them women and children, and now, this air drop from the united states. do you think we're at a real turning point, the administration's, and should be a turning point? >> i think the president is probably doing as much as he possibly can to find this balance between humanitarian concerns, support for israel, holding a terrorist organization accountable, but i don't think he can continue to go with the netanyahu government just refusing to coopera

air force executed what the white house has promised will be many food drops into the gaza strip.s seems to increase every day. they were adjusted by the jordanian air force. and this followed where there was a mob of hungry palestinians. at some point israeli forces said they were threatened. and in some cases they said they were stampeded by the palestinians, and the trucks ran them over and the palestinian health ministry says at least 115 palestinians were killed in the incident. today, another aid convoy was mobbed in the gaza strip by people trying to get some food. underscoring the need for the pair drops into the gaza strip. meantime, the british ship rubymar was hit by a houthi missile back in february 18th. it's now sunk in the red sea. houthis had been taking shots at merchant ships in solidarity since the beginning of the gaza war. rubymar was hit and drifted into the red sea with the stern sinking. the ship could be seen for weeks trailing fertilizer and fuel. and friday, stormy weather went through and now the ship is gone. the internationally recognized government i

air force as well and "fox news" julian turner live at the state of following horan julienned chile andood to see you again soon could see was low friends and was alarming news item to come out of listening to the intelligence the past few days as a number of known and suspected terrorist, trying to cross southern border into the u.s. has apparently been rise to be found under. jillian: for five years, take a listen. >> having negative individual known terrorist list of the no-fly list presented them at u.s. themselves at u.s. airports force, when centering the united states attempting to fly. >> i believe the answer to that is yes. jillian: the bigger threat of terrorism is perhaps even more alarming. >> the terrorist threat level we are contending with rhino is that a hold of another level from an already heightened terrorist threat level that we were seeing even before october 7 and you have seen a veritable rogue gallery foreign terrorist organizations calling for terrorist attacks against us in a way that we have not seen in a long long time. gillian: tourism hardly the only nation

air force, has more than 30 years of experience in law enforcement, including 25 years with the kansasartment. he was chief of police in texas for four years. we spoke to the president of the bullock professional police association over the phone who said the union's relationship with the chief, like any other, had its ups and downs. he resigned last september, a reason never disclosed. the department did come under fire over abandoned 911 calls under his tenure. texas department surveys show criticism over his leadership, with more than 50% of respondents who felt he was out of touch with the needs of their departments. we spoke with a pastor who worked with the chief when he was chief of police in temple, texas, prior to lubbock. he said mitchell had a positive impact at temple's first black chief of police. >> he goes out to the community. if he did the same thing he did here, go to the community and go to the community leaders and not only that but visit each area of the city and just talk to them, i guarantee you that they will see a viewpoint or give him a chance to prove himself

air force member had to say. >> over 200,000 meals and 40,000 bottles of water. well over 500,000 block aid. almost 1 million pounds of aid we are dropping. tragic also aiding and humanitarian efforts. the world central kitchen has launched a second shipment from gaza -- cyprus to gaza loaded with food to help the millions of people who are in dire need. >> meghan fitzgerald, thank you for the report. >>> my next guest was in the courtroom monday when judge merchan denied trump's lawyers request to delay the trial. kel. -that's wayfair... saving time saving money. you wayfair'd your whole bathroom?! even the vanity - when i wayfair, i wayfair ya know? oh i know. this is nice. another wayfair day! you know it. new couch in just two days the wayfair word is out. ♪ wayfair, you've got just what i need ♪ l've always wanted to do that. at st. jude, the mission is just something that everyone can truly get behind. look at our little st. jude pin there on the fridge! we're just regular people donating. yeah. and i think it's cool to be able to make a difference in someo

air force around 41000 meals and 23000 bottles of water delivered to northern gaza today.t five palestinians were killed several others injured after some of the parachutes failed to open. none were from u.s. drops. the pentagon says it doesn't plan to build a temporary aid import which could deliver it to minute meals a day in need. it could take up to 60 days to become a reality and involve more than 1000 american troops cyprus to be the coordination point for this mission they're arty working to send humanitarian aid. today at loading goods onto a spanish ngo ship called open arms. meanwhile protests are flaring up here in london. thousands gathered to call for the immediate cease-fire in gaza working the fifth prout so far this year. this cannot continue. we must stop here we need peace and the blood shed no more. we need to boycott this. it is unacceptable note right minded human being can accept this to carry on any longer. >> in tel aviv tonight the families browning to draw attention to the 19 women held by terrorist aligning with terrh yesterday's international wo

u.s. air force planes dropped humanitarian aid packages this weekend across northern gaza.ys while he still supports israel's right to self-defense, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu needs to protect civilians in gaza must he must pay more attention to the innocent lives being lost as a consequence of the actions taken. >> he's hurting. in my view, he's hurting israel more than helping israel. >>úpalestinians in tent camps throughout gaza say they're doing what after five months ofúwar. >> our time is now 733, a demonstration in support of the jewish community expected to face some counter-protesters at the university of california, berkeley's historic sather gate. >> ktvu tori gaines in studio now from the newsroom. and you're following what's happening here. tori? >> yes, we started following everything yesterday. the protest. there are actually two protests going on. we'll tell spyou about both. first of all, today there are more than 300 jewish students and allies who are expected to march through cal's campus. they say they hope toúhighlight the university's tr

. >> u.s. military conducted its first air drop into gaza three u.s. air force cargo planes dropped 38002 palestinians are below. two days after over 100 died after a crowd swarmed a wry arriving aid trucks is not clear how many were trampled or shot by israeli forces. many expect biden to use his address to put more pressure on congress to pass aid for israel, ukraine and taiwan. the shortest state of th if thet addressed by a modern president was richard nixon back in 1972, just 29 minutes of former speechwriter peggy noonan said that as a goal biden should aim for. shannon: those days might be over at lucas. thank you though it lucas tomlinson from the white house. let's turn to fox news correspondent griff jenkins live on the board of mission, texas. a lot of attention there. >> that is right. the immigration it remains one of the top issues among voters according to a brand-new box of polling eight and 10 americans they are concerned about what they see happening at the border and are frustrated over a lack of action. familiar sites along the sout

air force has dropped badly-immediated food into the gaza strip.6 pallets with meals into the gaza strip. they were assisted by the royal jordanian air force. and this follows a tragic incident in which an aid convoy was mobbed. at some point the truck drivers passengerred and drove, israeli forces opened fire saying they were threatened. israel says most of the casualties came from the stampede or the trucks driving over people, palestinians say most of the casualties were caused by idf soldiers firing into the crowd. at least 115 people were killed in the incident, another convoy driving food into the gaza strip was mobbed today underscoring the need for air drops. ceasefire talks are not dead. an israeli delegation has arrived for talks in cairo set to begin tomorrow. what we know about the talks involve the potential release of 40 israeli hostages, women, wounded and elderly, in exchange for about 400 palestinian prisoners held in israeli jails, also in exchange for six weeks of ceasefire. molly, back to you. molly: mike tobin, important update

air force round of 41000 meals and 23000 bottles of water delivered to northern gaza.ay at least five palestinians were killed several others injured after some of the parachutes failed to open. none were from u.s. drops the pentagon says it doesn't plan to build a temporary aid port which could deliver to million meals a day to those in need. they said it could take up to 60 days to become a reality and involve more than 1000 american troops. cyprus to be the coordination point for this mission they are already working to send humanitarian aid to date loading goes on to a spanish ngo ship called open arms. purchase flooring up once again across the world here in london thousands gathered for the immediate cease-fire marking the fifth pro- palestinian demonstration in the city so far this year. >> this cannot continue. we must stop it. we need peace. and at the bloodshed no more. we need to boycott this it is unacceptable. right minded human beings can accept this. to carry on any longer breakouts in tel aviv the families of hostages have been growling for weeks tonigh

today more humanitarian supplies were airdropped including some from the u.s. air force.bottles of water delivered to northern gaza. but yesterday, as we mentioned, at least five palestinians were killed and several others injured after some of those parachutes failed to open. the pentagon does plan to build a temporary aid port which could deliver 2 millions meals a day, but they said it could take up to 60 days to become a reality and involve more than a thousand american troops. psi plus if will be the coordination point -- cyprus will be the coordination point, today loading goods onto a spanish ngo ship called open arms. meanwhile, protests are flaring up once again across the world. here in london thousands gathered to call for an immediate ceasefire in gaza marking the fifth pro-palestinian demonstration in the city so far this year. >> this cannot continue. we must stop it. we need peace. end the bloodshed. no more! we need to boycott the regime. it's unacceptable. no right-minded human being can accept this to carry on any longer. >> reporter: yeah, and in tel av

air force, has more than 30 years of experience in law enforcement, including 25 years with the kansas city, missouri, police department. most recently he was the chief of police in texas. we recently spoke to the president of the lubbock association over the phone and said the relationship with the chief had its ups and downs. mitchell resigned as chief as last september and the reason was never disclosed. the department did come under fire over abandoned 911 calls. department surveys show criticism over his leadership, with more than 50% of respondents who felt mitchell was out of touch with the needs of their departments. we spoke with the pastor who worked with mitchell when he was chief of police in temple, texas, prior to his stint in lubbock. he was the department's chaplain at the time and says mitchell had a positive impact as temple's first black chief of police. >> he goes out to the community. if he did the same thing he did here, go to the community and go to the community leaders and visit each area of the city, and just talk to them, i guarantee you that they would at le

he's also veteran of the u.s. air force. in a statement, mitchell said in part, quote, as oakland's police chief, i look forward to working together with our residents, business owners, city leaders, members of the police commission to build a stronger and safer oakland. i'm excited about the opportunity to meet the members of the police department in iraq with all the people who call this beautiful city home and become integral part of this special place. the oakland police officers association also are acting in a statement. they say in part, quote, we're excited to welcome chief michel and look forward to a promising future ripley's of the uncertainty regarding the oakland chief of police position has now been resolved. last hour, we've got a chance to speak with robert harris with the oakland naacp got his reaction to this announcement. >> well, were very happy that the decided to select the new police chief that so important that we have a police strong community engagement is so critical. 2 effective police work and we

. >> the u.s. air force dropped the first round of emergency aid into gaza over the weekend.saw that dramatic video there. is more expected to arrive and if so how soon, josh? >> reporter: yeah, that's right. 38,000 meals that were air dropped in that first drop from u.s. we just heard from the white house there will be more u.s. airdrops, exactly when they're not saying. the white house indicated they'll be a regular cadence of air drops we'll see quite a bit of this going forward. aid groups said trucks are still the most effective way to get aid in. >> josh lederman, gabe gutierrez, thank you. >>> still ahead, cutting back. why diversity, equity and why diversity, equity and inclusion effor arets imagine if you could get ahead of your ibs-c... ♪ by treating it with linzess. then you could start proactively managing your constipation with belly pain, and begin to find yourself a little further away from the symptoms that keep coming back. say yess to linzess. linzess is not a laxative. it's a once-daily pill that helps you get ahead of your symptoms. it's proven to help you

air force serviceman who self immolated in front of the israeli embassy in washington on february 25.many of us like to ask ourselves what would i do if i was alive during slavery or jim crow south or apartheid? what would i do if my country was committing genocide? the answer is, you are doing it right now." if you can explain what that meant to you and how people have responded to you? >> sorry. that post i think spoke to me and many people who had to look at what they were really doing and -- for me, i have a young daughter. i thought about in the future if she were to ask me, what were you doing when this was happening? you were at the state department. i what to be able to tell her that i did not stay silent. and i know many people who are deeply affected by those words that aaron bushnell posted. i do think people are trying to do what they can. there is still very important work being done inside the state department. but i do think until our top levels of leadership are ready to make a change, there is very little that the rank-and-file are able to do. amy: annelle sheline, th

air force c-130 cargo planes dropped 38000 meals among 66 pallets into selfless gaza. days after 100 palestinians died after the crowd swarmed arriving aid trucks is not clear how many were trampled or shot by israeli forces the associated press reporting israel has essentially endorsed a framework of a proposed cease-fire in gaza in hostage release a deal it is now up to hamas to agree with it. congress commenced deadlocked over giving billions of dollars in aid to israel, ukraine and taiwan on thursday president biden traveled to the southern border for the second time since he took off a certain interview in 2020 when biden said he been to the southern border before "washington post" fact checker later said he had never been during his 36 years as a senator or as vice president but many here biden announced new executive actions on this on the border at the state of the union address thursday. >> where are you waiting to take executive action on the border? works because we need more forces on the board i don't have the authority to do that. >> here's what i would s

. >> u.s. military conducted its first air drop into gaza three u.s. air force cargo planes dropped 38002 palestinians are below. two days after over 100 died after a crowd swarmed a wry arriving aid trucks is not clear how many were trampled or shot by israeli forces. many expect biden to use his address to put more pressure on congress to pass aid for israel, ukraine and taiwan. the shortest state of if the unt addressed by a modern president was richard nixon back in 1972, just 29 minutes of former speechwriter peggy noonan said that as a goal biden should aim for. shannon: those days might be over at lucas. thank you though it lucas tomlinson from the white house. let's turn to fox news correspondent griff jenkins live on the board of mission, texas. a lot of attention there. >> that is right. the immigration it remains one of the top issues among voters according to a brand-new box of polling eight and 10 americans they are concerned about what they see happening at the border and are frustrated over a lack of action. familiar sites along the sout

air force cargo planes conducted its first air a drop of meals into gaza. neil?: you know, while i still have you, lucas, the president says it's up to are republicans, he can't do anything without them de, but he is considering reversing some executive orders that he signed i believe his very first day in office. so he does have that power, as did his predecessor, because this president pretty much undid a lot of those executive orders with orders of his own. >> reporter: that's right, neil. you just saw the president boast about taking action on student loans. he said not even the supreme court could stop him. many republicans and critics of the president want to see him undo those executive actions that he did day one. we've been hearing about these executive actions for many days now, neil, we don't have any specifics. perhaps they'll be in his speech next week. neil: georgia governor kemp was looking into this very issue, lucas, and his argument has been, mr. president, you do have executive in order. -- authority. but to be fair to the president on this, a

air force planes dropped humanitarian aid packages this weekend across northern gaza, president biden defend itself, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu needs to protect civilians in gaza must he must pay more attention to the innocent lives being lost as a consequence of the actions taken . >> he's hurting. in my view, he's hurting israel more than helping israel. >> palestinians in tent camps throughout gaza say they are doing what they can to observe ramadan, but struggling after five months of war. a demonstration in support of the jewish community expected toc face counter-protesters at uc berkeley's well-known sather gate. ktvu story gains in. the newsroom. now with more on this story. tory, andre. >> more than 300 jewish students and allies are expected to march sptoday. they aim to highlight e university's treatment of jewish people on campus. the march is set to head through sather gate, which was blocked by a pro-palestinian demonstration on february 26th. tensions were high that day when an israeli speaker was invited to campus by a group of jewish organizers. pro-pal

air force, rising all the way up the ranks, started as a pilot and now in desert storm, so has a lot of scar tissue as well as leadership roles inside the air force and what i found amazing is, he grew up in a remote african tribe so not exactly the experience everyone has had, but i think is definitely influencing the way he leads. so, we are talking about the private sector and i thought maybe we can talk a little bit about this space economy, where it is now and how you see it expanding in the future. >> well, thank you, and i think we have spent some time understanding the nature of the problem, what i would state as the beginning of this is that we have historical examples where we have done the same thing, because space is not new with regard to the fact that it is interesting, it hasn't ever been done before the way we need to do it, and it is important to realize that as i went from the national security role in the uniform, to the commercial private sector as a ceo, it is based on this understanding that all national security is economic. and that the government's role is to

in a combined effort with the royal jordanian air force, the u.s.00 meals on saturday afternoon. the packages were stacked on palettes for central gaza where thousands of people are starving. u.s. officials are looking into more ways to send aid into gaza, including by sea. >> it's such a nightmare right now. 15 aid trucks were supposed to get to northern gaza where the situation is right now so extraordinarily bleak, and they were stopped. they were swarmed. all the food was taken off before they were able to get to northern gaza. people, obviously, in southern gaza who are suffering and struggling, too. the air drops are helpful, but they can't move as much as the convoys can move in. now, they're talking about coming in from the north. desperately needed aid but this is going to be difficult because there are so many people that are starving, so many people that want to feed their families, that these aid trucks often get stopped. >> overrun, yeah. >> overrun by swarming crowds. >> these are the people who have survived. >> yeah. >> well over 30,