well we're hearing from the head of the general security a major general of the brigade who are brought forward not too long ago what he has say is that the blood appears to be a little bit of material toward him anywhere. but what do you believe that he is 'd there that most of macnair know jordan and aware of how and they are who are much more you know got put on. your own. security official oh. well maybe i'm not but is that correct but the world they call the bluff. now this is going to raise a lot of questions what was explosive material doing. they would force stored in the warehouse this was a massive explosion they've really been talking for the past 2 hours i felt that the rest of the city felt that there's been paying off in the streets ever since the last force of the law was passed but it. was sad because building cars were everywhere. and it's and it's applied what we understand about the security forces as athletes the hand people. and the health minister saying hundreds of people entered and i can tell you for sure that there were there has been a lot of casualties becaus

we hearing from lebanon's general security chief about zebra him that. this explosion happened at a warehouse where explosive materials not explosives but explosive materials had been stored in a warehouse. there's obviously the main seat of the fire that the firefighters are trying to tackle there but in some of the other shots that with that we're seeing from the port area there are numerous fires burning at the port the area and emergency services reporting that there are people trapped not only there at the scene of the explosion but in their own homes. the blast wave damaged buildings several kilometers away. a lot of windows were shattered glass injuries but but really. buildings were completely damaged mangled by this this huge blast wave that came off the explosion as people were injured and as i said some reported the still being trapped inside you can see just how powerful that explosion wars. by looking at this video from the scene and initial fire or explosion and fire was followed by a much greater blast or series of blasts even. what appear

lit on fire however later on the director of lebanon's general security lieutenant general. that there had actually been a large quantities of sodium nitrate which had been confiscated from a ship recently that had been stored that's one of the apparently according to what mr ibrahim is saying. the fire from the fireworks to the nitrates. which was confiscated obviously from the ship but now this explosion is by far the worst explosion that lebanon has witnessed since the assassination of former lebanese prime minister how do you back in 2004 and it comes at a very critical time for the country at this ports where the explosion had taken place was only open 5 days ago after a lengthy with 19 locked down lebanon. it's also struggling is it is very much on the brink of economic collapse it's in talks with the i.m.f. with the international monetary fund asking for economic assistance in a very critical time and now with this port with that with what has happened today out this court this is one of the main gateways which lebanon uses to bring in food to the country so this is a

bridge the fence the civilians are trying to remove the people 5 minutes ago he had all of the general security general apostol but i mean visit to this fact off explosion he said. he stressed that we should. you know make any prejudice let's wait for the investigation i know this is a very tense you know moment in lebanon but will tense more about that because obviously you talked about the economic pressures as well as of course the pressures exerted by the pandemic coronavirus can you give us just a brief picture of what the current political situation is like that at the moment in lebanon well you know there is the government is struggling because late of a corruption in the concious been so high and people haven't been asked the florida . or accountable for corruption and so yes the day before yesterday we were next day or yesterday we witnessed the resignation of the foreign minister who was immediately replaced there seems to be you know a kind of tension in their country because also there is the judgment that the long awaited judgment of the us or time you know for lebanon on that look

huge questions are being asked of how the government, the customs forces and general security could allow in the port for such a long time. yes, no doubt there will be continuing questions about how authorities did leave that therefore such a long time. anger at politicians of course, and also anger at politicians because of the state of the economy. remind us just exactly how bad things are. that's true. lebanon is currently the third most indebted nation in the world. it has had a long list of problems since last year. unemployment is soaring, as is poverty, they have been protest since last october and then on top of that you have have then on top of that you have have the prolonged covid—19lockdown, which has impacted people even worse. with yesterday‘s explosion, beirut‘s governor said there are now over 300,000 people left homeless, so over 300,000 people left homeless, so the situation is quite serious. yeah, a devastating run of events there. let‘s talk about international reaction to this crisis now. france, one of lebanon‘s key allies, has already sent planes with medical suppli

this does so far at least based on initial you know analyses by the own government general security they do believe that this was likely an accident is a terrible accident i mean this is like an unprecedented explosion and i've got a rocky friends telling me they've never even seen anything like it. it's pretty extreme but it does seem to be an accident and you know it will be interesting to see if the international community comes to lebanon's aid. because you know so far lebanon of course like i mentioned. it's going through an economic collapse and nobody was willing to help so maybe this will be the thing that helped lebanon ultimately i don't know but judging by the physical destruction. it's going to take a very long time to fix what's broken here it's very much look. there's been you're seeing severe unrest the country's on the brink of economic clear heavy heavily devalued currency. as we went through there are soaring food costs are going to happen there were happening before but no to extreme levels could this tragedy be a tipping point looks. you know i'm really no i don't kno

parts are underway the lebanese red cross is there to support them but we have civil army and a general security forces there as well and quite a nation where it's also some civil defense teams that have arrived from across the country is our priority now is the ice you see it and make sure that the families of the missing are company and that any human remains are dealt with in a dignified and human manner so we are supporting the authorities in close coordination with the nice with the army and as well with the lebanese red cross so in short that proper morgues i set up so over the last we've been setting up temporary refrigerated trucks and other reflection. containers. groups at the waterfront to ensure that all human remains and body parts are stored safely and in a dignified manner according to international standards and in a way that will allow proper identification of human remains and inspection of d.n.a. it's a complicated process it's been very complex as well in terms of courts initially because of the multiplicity of actors on the field and because onsite abby explosion. bodies wer

the general security director rates as so until now these are the news that we have also as a as you said there the lebanese prime minister has announced early elections or that he is intending to propose early elections does this obviously a move to try and absorb the public anger that was the result of poor handling or was it in reaction to the very for handling of the lebanese government of the aftermath of the massive explosion which a week last tuesday taking the lives of more than 150 lebanese injuring more than 5000 others leaving over 300000 homeless and up until this hour we know that after least 60 people are still missing now today this is the 5th day after the or the 4 that after the explosion another point i would like to mention and it hasn't been mentioned much in the media is that over 40 years. syrian nationals who have fled the syrian violence into lebanon seeking graphical gentle often have also lost their lives and the tragic incident last tuesday unfortunately their story has not made much outlines however yes that is accurate that more than 40 syrians were actua

member or security officer killed according to an official statement by the directory of the general security of this officer was it pushed inside the shaft of an elevator in the lebanese capital badal it now up until this hour the protests are still ongoing however roads have been cut off by lebanese army and security officers to prevent further protesters from descending to more just square obviously this comes out a time when lebanon is still waiting for the final report which is expected tomorrow or after tomorrow in the next couple of days regarding the investigation or probe which was launched into tuesday's explosion which she. they will explore. let's say try and find out some more about the situation and go live to beirut where we spoke to anthony hushing month and he is a lebanese lawyer and activist welcome to the program the situation seems to have dramatically over the past number of hours you have protesters storming foreign ministry building several banks as well can the government the president as well withstand this what do you expect is going to unfold here. good evening tha

'd people close to hezbollah are saying that this was an accidental general security in lebanon saying it's and the israelis are denying it usually if the israelis are behind something they don't give an official denial they just kind of let you believe what you want to believe and they can sort of take credit for it but they're denying it. so it does seem to be that this was an accident and furthermore you know the fact that lebanon has an extremely dysfunctional government it's like i knew a liberal dystopia in lebanon where there's really no rules and regulations and the government is a power structures made up of people who just are with the leagues and you don't. well and you're not the 1st person to say that it's been fired by the covert 19 situation as far as we understand with some of the problems that they're having there but paula let me bring you in and i want you to have the last word on this what happens in a situation like this where you have so much scuttlebutt going about in a story with so much attention on it and so many deaths involved and do you fear this will turn

you have certainly been hands-on at the national security council, and in terms of shaping and general scowcroft is constantly cited as the gold standard. r goalsith us what you're and objectives are with the national security council stuff. mr. o'brien: first thing i want to say with respect to general scowcroft, and i put out a statement on his passing, what a giant. every national security advisor since general scowcroft has said i want to be like brent scowcroft, i want to put the scowcroft model in place. he had a tremendous impact on our government. as a man, you was a great patriot, great air force officer. he held from utah, for i have got some connections. he brought a dignity and graciousness and professionalism to washington. sometimes that comes from folks that came from the intermountain ins, outside the plane of our coast. i think he brought a level of sophistication to his work as an national security advisor. it has been hard for any of us to live up to. when i took office, i wanted to reinstitute the scowcroft model. i view that as a couple things. number one, nsc had

we heard from about saber him general security chief earlier saying that this explosion was quote on his stomach only days there's going to be an official investigation but the theory is of the moment that this explosive was caused by explosive material stored in a warehouse santa ana was reporting that it's thought to be this this material was ammonium nitrate and that this material had been at this warehouse in the port for quite some time whose responsibility is that one was the stuff of so much of it that they could do the kind of damage that we've seen today what was it doing at the port in bay rooms. oh well someone suggested it could be fertilizer it could have other chemical industries that use that kind of thing but you know that safety precautions are notoriously not applied in beirut and we've seen other fires we've seen factories catch on fire in the past maybe they were very explosive materials in massive fires in lebanon and recent years so it's not surprising you know who was responsible the the adventurous point in different directions there's the ministry of transpor

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official news agency is reporting that it was a warehouse full of fireworks but the head of the general securityically he said it would be naive at this point to assume that a blast of this size and magnitude and destructive power was caused by simply fireworks. so there's no indication at this time what has caused the explosion but what is clear is it's sent this city into a situation of chaos. one person i spoke to talked about people being treated in the street by other individuals. providing cpr to some and on the sidewalk. not clear at this point what caused this explosion but the destruction is absolutely cataclysmic. >> that is exactly the word. all right, ben. we know this is a developing situation and that you are working on the story there. ben wedeman in beirut, thank you. >>> a family is calling out the president and the texas governor in an emotional obituary for a father. >>> how did san francisco go from an early covid success story to a hotspot? a city bus driver will join me live to explain why. >>> the president apparently reverses himself on mail-in voting but only in one stat

in fact, the head of general security said that it would be naive to assume that this explosion was,fact, caused by fireworks. now the health ministers come on tv saying at least 25 people were killed. more than 2,500 injured. the hospitals in the city are overwhelmed with it injured. they're treating them in the parking lot as well as other places as you could probably hear behind me. there are ambulances still rushing around the city. the lebanese red cross has called upon all of their ambulances in the entire country to come to beirut immediately to help in the effort to bring the wounded to hospitals. now, as far as the cause of the blast, we still have no idea. but what is as clear as day is that there is destruction throughout the entire city. i've spoken with people who lived through the civil war, the 2006 war between lebanon and israel, and all of them said they have never experienced a blast so large, so destructive as what happened in beirut this evening. brooke. >> impossible to imagine that could have just been fireworks. but we're not going to sit here and speculate. be

. >> our law enforcement officers are not an occupying force and not serving a general security agencyey have been deployed an extended period of time to one city, and that's portland. it's to protect federal property. our law enforcement officers are not storm troopers, the gestapo or thugs. >> nbc news justice correspondent julia ainsley is watching this for us. good to have you with us. what is chad wolf's defense and what do you think the senators are going to be grilling him about in whether they buy it or not? >> reporter: well, chad wolf's defense so far has been it's up to dhs and the federal protective service to protect federal property. in the case of portland, that being the courthouse that has been under siege he says for months what he's getting grilled on is the overall issue of what is the federal government's response to localized protests and should dhs be used as this kind of military force of the federal government to go and retaliate against what they see, many of the democrats see as largely peaceful protests. of course wolf did think about many times where things

notenforcement officers are serving a general security agency. they have been deployed for an extensive period of time to one city -- that is portland. law enforcement officers are not storm troopers. they are simple law enforcement officers in clearly marked uniforms, properly trained in using procedures and practices. to suggest our law enforcement officers should not be in -- enforcing federal law. unlike local law enforcement, we cannot be directed to ignore. we will not shy away from our duties. the mayor of portland and the governor of oregon received phone calls. stark -- no was thank you and please remove all dhs officers from portland. the governor reached out 2.5 weeks later for state police support. as of today, law enforcement officers remain in portland. they will remain until we are insured the federal courthouse will no longer be violently attacked. we have seen a noticeable decrease in violent activity directed to the courthouse, make no mistake, there continues to be violence in portland. over the last seven days, portland police

and so once mikael gorbachev is the general secured jerry, once he comes in a power, thatcher famouslyells reagan this is someone we can do business. with mcallen gorbachev, the first soviet leader born after the revolution. my cable mikael gorbachev the, social reform. nicole gorbachev, the man who came and comes into power when the soviet union has massive cultural social decline, drunken his problems, a war in afghanistan regime. which americans are making extraordinarily difficult on the soviets. yes to do something about the condition of the soviet union. his goal is to implement implement these policies of glass notes in paris striker emphasized more consumer goods over military spending. in order to do that, he's got to have an easing of tensions with united states. another thing pushing gorbachev in this direction is the decline of oil prices. the soviet union rides a high in the 1970's but oil declined dramatically in the second half of the 1980's, forcing the soviet union to come to the table. so, reagan and gorbachev decide to meet at geneva in 1985. like i tell my students

general flynn was going to be the national security advisor replacing susan rice. what have we learned? that there were intercepts between general flynn and the russian ambassador in december. flynn was talking to the ambassador about russian sanctions imposed by the obama administration. those conversations have been released to the public, and he was talking to the russians about give us a chance to come in. don't escalate now. let's see if we can work through this. here's what's so stunning to me. there were people at the fbi considering that a violation of the logan act. what is the logan act? it is a law that was written in 1799 that prohibits american citizens without permission from the government talking to foreign individuals about differences in policy. i want everybody in america to understand the way the system works. the transition team of the incoming administration should be talking to foreign leaders and representatives about how the transition will work and about policy differences. i want to ask every senator to think, have you called a foreign lea

the head of lebanon's general security service warned against speculating against truchl befo terrorism charlie and elise are back with us. >> elise, i'm never undisturbed by the way he talks about generals, telling him something that either they didn't tell him or he wasn't supposed to say in a press conference. what do you say about this? >> nicole, it makes me want to cry that the president of the united states would go out publicly, completely fact-free, and speculate on such a tragic event that is only going to send lebanon into further chaos and spiral, an already suffering economy and people. i can't image that a president of the united states would want to contribute to instability by calling something an attack before local authorities have said such, without any information that it actually was an attack. "the guardian" is reporting that it was very likely ammonium nitrate that was left from a ship and that was stored there for many -- for about six years. and just today, d.o.d. secretary mark esper contradicted the president and said that they didn't know that it was an attac

general flynn was the incoming national security advisor. the election was over. trump had one. he had picked his team. general flynn was going to replace susan rice. betweenre intercepts general flynn and mr. kislyak in december. to kislyakalking about russian sanctions imposed by the obama administration. those conversations have been released to the public and he was talking to the russians about give us a chance to come in. don't escalate now. here is what is so stunning to me -- there were people at the fbi considering that a violation of the logan act. what is the logan act? that a law written in 1799 prohibits american citizens without permission from the government talking to foreign individuals about differences in policy. i want everyone in america to understand the way the system works. the transition team the incoming administration should be talking to foreign leaders and representatives about how the transition will work and about policy differences. i am going to ask every senator to think -- have you called a foreign leader in your time in the senate to express di

security risk to the united states? ms. yates: it was certainly a concern and the russians had leverage over general flynn. the russians use leverage whenever they can. sen. hirono: somebody as close to the president as the national security advisor, i would say that equals a national security risk and i think that is the response. during an earlier back with the chairman there was a question of whether general flynn's discussion with the russian ambassador about sanctions related to a policy difference -- it standard run-of-the-mill stuff for a member of an incoming administration to undermine sanctions imposed by the current administration against a country that passively interfered in our elections, particularly when that country interfered in favor of the incoming administration? resetting or did it raise a lot more concerns? good faithpeople of can have different views on policy. [indiscernible] opposed to the russians trying to meddle in our elections very -- stand unified and make sure we send the adequate message -- sen. hirono: this administration is not sending that adequate message to russia that

'd people close to have been saying that this was an accidental general security in lebanon is saying it's and the israelis are denying it usually if the israelis are behind something they don't give an official denial they just kind of let you believe what you want to believe and they can sort of take credit for it but they're denying it. so it does seem to be that this was an accident and furthermore you know the fact that lebanon has an extremely dysfunctional government it's like i'm neal liberal dystopia in lebanon where there's really no rules and regulations and the government is a power structures made up of people who just are we believe examines you know. you know and you're not the 1st person to say that it's been fired by the situation as far as we understand with some of the problems that they're having there but paula let me bring you in and i want you to have the last word on this what happens in a situation like this where you have so much scuttlebutt going about in a story with so much attention on it and so many deaths involved and do you fear this will turn into som

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general flynn was going to be the security adviser. what we had learned as there were intercepts between general flynn and russian ambassador in december. flynn was talking about russian sanctions imposed by the obama administration. they've been released to the public and was talking about the come in let's see if we can work through this. here is what is so stunning to me. there were people at the fbi considering that a violation of the logan act. it is a wall that was written in 1799 that prohibits american citizens without permission from the government talking to individuals about differences in policy. i want everybody to understand the way the system works. the transition team of the incoming administration should be talking to the representatives about how the transition a will work and about policy differences. i'm going to ask every senator toto think that you called a foreign leader in your time in the senate to express differences were concerns about a particular administration policy can have you violated the act i consiste

this plan because romney has a long sought to gut social security and medicare if the trust act passes reforms could result in future generations losing sufficient social security and medicare benefits just imagine for a minute what the us will look like when people in their sixty's can no longer rely on social security and medicare especially people like me who have already you know graduated during 2008 in the last economic downturn well you've got to remember because you know this is socialism and we're scared to death of it you see people hold that social has and we can't have that here they need to understand social security is socialism medicare is social lives i'm in the united states military is complete socialism people need to learn in a capitalist society you have to have socialism working hand in hand with the capitalism and find the proper balance to both which lifts everybody up and then everybody does better you must have some socialism and i'll tell you this if if this is true and they got social security and medicare then the united states of america will have no middle class anymore by any stretch of the imagi

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we cannot count on the whims and the capricious conduct of that president and postmaster general to secure our elections. not only must congress come back and pass the meaningful legislation, but today, i stand here and i call for the resignation of postmaster general dejoy, who was putting our democracy and the health of our citizens at higher risk. with that, i invite don beyer, my colleague, to the podium. rep. beyer: good afternoon. it is hard not to repeat the many wonderful things my colleagues have said about how our district office, our offices downtown are overwhelmed with constituent complaints about the mail. but i think even more importantly about how all human life, all human connectedness is driven by our relations with other people. and in america, where more people live alone than at any time in our history, more people as a percentage live alone than any time in our history, it is mail that connects us. i remember so many times delivering meals on wheels, and the most important part of a meal is human connectedness. even as a child, until today, one of the most exciting pa

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security, election security, soft target security for the industrial control security and china supply chain and 5g. so just in general, we stood up, man, about two years ago now, i think daniel -- yeah, the national risk management center is the security and they're two years old effective saturday. happy birthday to the national risk management center in new york city. that's the home for our ictc task force. the concept in part was there are organizations out there that do a very, very good job of risk management. the problem is, there's a high barrier entry to do it successfully elsewhere. what we wanted to do was democktize supply chain risk management and say, you do it well. how and why do you do it well. let's share that out along with some implementation guidance as far wide as we can. and part what that does is help -- it helps the organization to do it well by extending it down into their supply chain in a meaningful way. it identifies the areas where, hey, we don't do this part well. we have some challenges and this is the challenge. how do we overcome that? we can do that together including seek additiona

sent it to shankar says russia has promised to provide assistance to ensure the security of generous. well i'm joined now by journalist. in minsk hi hannah what is the atmosphere like in minsk today well it was so east full it was the you know it was a commemoration event during the day. you know immense crowds gathered in and at that minute a protester was recourses nice shots that by right police on the night of august 10th so many people were crying many people there commemorating him many people demanding justice and the station into what happened and who actually killed him because according to the interior ministry he had flown in peace hand but there are numerous videos published by media outlets showing that he actually had nothing hands so well that the spirit was make that it was about. people actually there arem girl there are protests the raw. rallies in other 7 cities across the country and what the security forces because of course you know we saw those images from this week out how of baby been behaving. well this is actually why it's today and yesterday as well it is p

security. that money is going to come from the general fund. we are going to touch social security. i said from day one that we are going to protect social security and we are going to protect our people and social security is one of the things that we have will protect. pre-existing conditions will be protected to medicare will be protected. social security will be totally protected on a demo, but protected because we love this. market crashed the likes of which you've never seen. your taxes will be doubled and tripled and your regulations will go through the roof which was causing problems the first place. student loans i signed a directive providing relief to student bar or worse. it's not their fault that they can go to college. i will be deferring payments on student loans until further notice so we are going to take care of our students. a lot of great students out there and got hit by glass like everybody else and so i will be adherent just and the we'll be terminating the payroll tax -- tax after i get get elected we'll be terminating the payroll tax so that will mean anywhe

authorities at all stew actually bamby up by problem measures such as copyright protection national security in general that are prescribed and some laws could be used but of course all of this is difficult to prove. president trump said that he is planning to ban b.f. based on an execute of the president which is of course also very final and in my opinion a permanent battle to talk in the us for a relatively unlikely dennis kenji kicker thank you so much for that you're welcome now to some of the other stories making news around the world at this hour. legislative elections scheduled for september have been for stone for your chief executive kerry lamb says the delay is necessary due to a surge in front of virus cases but opposition lawmakers accuse the government of using the pandemic as a pretext to thwart the pro-democracy movement. violence has again erupted in portland oregon protesters and police clash at the local courthouse which has become the focal point of the earlier president tweeted that federal agents will remain in the city until local police had finished what he called a cleanup of q

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