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notably, sectary austen has also directed the working group give full consideration to all of the other recommendation provided by the suicide prevention and response independent reew committee and the implementation working group will provide their own subsequent recommendations on the feasibility and impact of each of the implementation -- in an implementation pn, duto the secretary by june 2. while we recognize icide has no single cause and that no single preventative action, treatment, or cure will illuminate it was side altogether, we will exhaust every effort to promote the wellness, health, and morale of our total force, be there for one another, and save lives. additional information about dod's suici prevention implementation working group and secretary often -- austin's plan is on the website. achievof the national guard bureau daniel hawkinson visited centcom this week to formalize the ariza national state guard program relationship with the sultanate of oman. general hogans and wasoined by arizona governor katie hobbs, ambassador leslie so, arizona tional guard general carri

secretary austen remarks came through imaging during the ukraine defense conta group. >> welcome, everyone, it is good to be with you again for the 10th meeting of ukraine defense contact group. before i get to today's agenda, i want to say a few words about a troubling episode yesterday. i of everyone here has heard that russian aircraft engage in dangerous, reckless and unprofessional practices on tuesday. international airspace over the black scene. two russian jets docked fuel on a u.s. aircraft connecting your -- routine operations in international airspace. one russian jet hit our aircraft resulting into a crash. this hazardous episode is a part of a pattern of regressive, risky actions by international pilots. the united states will continue to fly and operate wherever international law allows. it is incumbent upon of -- upon rushing to operate his military aircraft in a safe and professional matter. let mturn to today's agenda. for our virtual meeting we have members of the contact group joining from all around the world and most time zones, includinfriends across america, europe,

. >> during secretary austen's visit to egypt, h helped that she held meetings with officials even though all press was banned. in a similar situation they refused to proceed. the biden they want to keep -- when presented with a choice of autocrats and those who stand with democracy, can you explain why he decided to proceed with the trips? >> our relatnship with egypt is an important, strategic partnership. the secretary communicated a reason to meet with counterparts. when it came to the press conference of that portion, having looked further into it, the egyptians lived up to what they had agreed upon. some of the lessons learned out of that wasn terms of making sure that we were on the sam sheet when it came to understanding press access. we will continue to wo that. >> they also agreed beforehand there would be a ban on journalists? >> we did not agree to a ban on journalists. we agreed to an official photographer that would come into sessions. a portion that was open tthe press was subsequently not held so therefore there was not an opportunity to cover that. sometimes these meeting

i don't know if people realize that in england when jane austen, when the idea of jane austen being on the £10 note, which is similarly symbolic because that £10 was her annual allowance, a woman, her books were published anonymously and nobody knew who she was, which was published anyway. she went when the idea of putting a white woman from 200 years ago on the £10 note, people started death threats against the politicians the women politicians who suggested it and people actually went to jail because they have laws like that in england to protect people against threats internet threats. yeah, i mean, i'm totally in favor of having harriet tubman on the tape. i'm really excited about it because as a woman, i feel like she is she's me like she is a small, fierce activist. and i what i mean to say is, sorry, you're inspired. i am inspired by her. and i feel like it's not just people of color who will see themselves on this capitalist device, but it will also be women and girls and just people. when i try to explain to my gen z millennial people who protest that it's a capitalist, you kn

as our correspondent katie austen reports now from manchester airport. >> remember this?t spring tova travel rules had been lifted. holidaymakers were ready. parts of the travel industry were not. will this year be any better? passengers getting away on flights without a hitch is a complex process that requires several businesses to work together and have the right staffing in place. priding workers that security is the airports job. manchester airport did not have enough last easter, leadi to cues. it could not brady's -- reduced pandemic job cuts quickly enough. the boss here is n confident. >> this year passengers can expect a great experience at manchester airport. i can absolutely reassure lines they saw. will not see the >> last year, a shortage of ground handlers was another major issue. out on the airfield you can see teams helping to get claims ready and loading baggage. many airlines contract out these services to companies like swissport reliant on 1500 extra workers increasing wages and changing quotas to attract people. >> there is an absolute war for labor.

austen sheridan .election result confirmed, i want to know, is victory bad for women's rights ? victory bad for women's rights? email amy dowden. gbnews.uk email amy dowden. gb news.uk tweet email amy dowden. gbnews.uk tweet me at gb news outpost shortly to debate this now i'm joined by the man at the centre of the storm, the snp's austen sheridan. alongside the politically at the scottish daily mail , politically at the scottish daily mail, michael blackley and the free speech advocate lisa keogh. so austin sheridan , what keogh. so austin sheridan, what do you have to say to j.k. rowling, who says that you are laughing ? just openly laughing laughing? just openly laughing at a women's rights campaigner being attacked . first of all, being attacked. first of all, congratulations . she's told you congratulations. she's told you something about in this interview. but just to get back to this progressive in scotland ,j.k. to this progressive in scotland , j.k. rowling and a tweet she misrepresented what

austen sheridan .election result confirmed, i want to know, is victory bad for women's rights ? victory bad for women's rights? email amy dowden. gbnews.uk email amy dowden. gb news.uk tweet email amy dowden. gbnews.uk tweet me at gb news outpost shortly to debate this now i'm joined by the man at the centre of the storm, the snp's austen sheridan. alongside the politically at the scottish daily mail , politically at the scottish daily mail, michael blackley and the free speech advocate lisa keogh. so austin sheridan , what keogh. so austin sheridan, what do you have to say to j.k. rowling, who says that you are laughing ? just openly laughing laughing? just openly laughing at a women's rights campaigner being attacked . first of all, being attacked. first of all, congratulations . she's told you congratulations. she's told you something about in this interview. but just to get back to this progressive in scotland ,j.k. to this progressive in scotland , j.k. rowling and a tweet she misrepresented what

what secretary austen is doing right now is going back and reviewing all of our estimates for logistical key ammunitions that are required for the various contingency plans. the defense industry base. we have some indications, that will probably have to increase over time. it will be done by magic overnight. is it something that will be very expensive and will have to be deliberate that will take several years to do. we have sufficient ammunition in our inventory today to do what we need to do. if you are involved in a significant great power war, it's best not to underestimate how much munitions you are to need. kevin: you are asked mobile times -- multiple times about mexico and the idea of using the united states military to prevent the drug trade, to get more involved. your answer to the congress was you believe that that's a law-enforcement problem, not a military problem. why do you think that? gen. milley: from the border and, it's definitely law-enforcement. i was involved many years ago in the counter drug war between columbia and central america. i think it's an intro governmen

secretary austen: on russian tuesday, aircraft again engaged in dangerous, reckless and unprofessionalavior in the international airspace over the black sea. the two russian jet dumped funeral on an unmanned u.s. mq-9 aircraft conducting routine operations in international airspace, and one russian jet struck our mq-9 aircraft resulting in a crash. this hazardous episode is a part, part of a pattern of aggressive, risky and unsafe actions by russian pilots and international airspace. mr. lavrov: you have heard representatives of the pentagon and the joint chiefs of staff say the united states will continue to fly wherever it pleases, in accordance with international law. if you follow this logic then , the space around the united states has the same status as the space over the black sea. ♪ laura: let's bring in our guests now. in moscow, apple flag and how are that apple failed and how are -- in moscow pavel , felgenhauer, a defence and military analyst. peter lee - author of "reaper force: inside britain's drone wars." and alexander titov, lecturer in modern european history at queen

regency period okay, you can see you can see, you know, someone like, you know someone from a jane austen novel wearing something like this and this belonged to elizabeth monroe and this is something she would have worn around the turn of the century now. so it's interesting about that. is you look at this? this shoe here. okay, so this shoe belongs to elizabeth monroe's mother. so look at this, and so this would have been just you know, a couple decades later, but you you can see how radically the styles changed and how radically they were and you know, especially why does this matter? well, it matters in the sense that if you could imagine elizabeth monroe going over to with her husband over to europe, um back in those days, you know, especially the first time and you know in the mid-17, i mean the mid 1790s the first time, you know, europe was, you know, they didn't know what to make of us, you know, the most of them thought we'd fail, you know, they were like, you know, who are these upstarts? you know, everything france was a little bit more. we're more popular with france and so we

recall austen is such a groovy town, i'm sure you spent plenty of time there, very music centric andsic and call recording facilities to make music and at a bunch of places for all of us live while you're doing it. because oftentimes -- don't you guys go, you go to a specific place -- i know there's -- i know various artist will go down to a caribbean island and go record

. >> during secretary austen's visit to egypt, he helped that she held meetings with officials even though all press was banned. in a similar situation they refused to proceed. the biden they want to keep -- when presented with a choice of autocrats and those who stand with democracy, can you explain why he decided to proceed with those trips? >> our relationship with egypt is an important, strategic partnership. the secretary communicated a reason to meet with counterparts. when it came to the press conference of that portion, having looked further into it, the egyptians lived uto what they had agreed upon. some of the lessons learned out of that was in terms of making sure that we were on the same sheet when it came to understanding press access. we will continue to work that. >> they also agreed beforehand there would be a ban on journalists? >> we did not agree to a ban on jourlists. we agreed to an official photographer that would come into sessions. a portion that was open to the press was subsequently not held so therefore there was not an opportunity to cover that. sometimes these

launched an investigation circumstances of the collapse, silicone valley bang according to washington austenit is in the early stages of recall. one of silicon valley's leading lenders went bankrupt last week. this was the largest bankruptcy of the us banking sector since the financial crisis of 2008. completion of the release, let me remind you of the exchange rate for today, the dollar is 75 rubles. 19 kop. euro 80 51 and that's all for now. billionaire valery zyukov was very fond of women, he had several mistresses and many children had a significant number of objects real estate. aginina paid you for solving a shift issue, in order to remove the damage, valery zyuzyukov was supposed to marry, and venus. however, the wedding did not save from evil fate. why did the investigation blame venus for the organization of the crime ? you are the nerve, you have already solved the crime, the more people, the less. we took on the case and conducted our own investigation. in washington , anatoly antonov was summoned to the us state department there, according to the diplomat. he was protested about

rowling slammed ex snp councillor austen shendan ex snp councillor austen sheridan for making light ofigner kelly j. keane so after pledging to amble in trans extremists and fight for sturgeon's gender recognition bill, it's useless. ukip's victory bad news for women's rights . the victory bad news for women's rights. the man at victory bad news for women's rights . the man at the centre of rights. the man at the centre of that rolling twitter storm takes on political at the scottish daily mail. michael blackley and free speech advocate lisa keough . and what promises to be a very fiery clash soon? i'll swear on tonight's show as

. >> the only thing i would add is at the last day secretary austen and his component but they made the announcement of the marine regiment and to my comments earlier about wanting to continue to explore with countries e like japan and what more we canot do the task force has a lot of potential and can be useful so i hope as we continue to talk with the japanese what more we can do their opportunities for us and the regimen in the task force which has long-range capabilities to bring together non- kinetic with space capabilities and electronic warfare and that something that could be valuable in japan at some point. >> thank you for your time today. >> . >> 's please stay in your seats. [inaudible conversations]

it is 1814, of course, jane austen fog for 300 winston did not speak very flatteringly about it in theorm of weapons. although named after his direct ancestor , they say that he has more shortcomings than the prime minister himself. this is churchill's tank churchill's tank quite right, named after the same small group of john churchill , two letters 400. you have in this story by viktor dragunsky writer for 400 in 1911 on the pages of a blue magazine a collective novel was published three letters among the authors were alexander kuprin arkady verchenko, pyotr gnedich. and it may be a writer. of the men, there were also other authors, but the writer was only one tefit. according to legend, the angel showed him 36 letters of the armenian alphabet in a dream without a deadline , two letters were still added in the armenian alphabet 38 letters with beer with her for 400. the name of this painful condition comes from greek words with the meaning of oblivion and inaction. no. the blitz beaches of cox's bazar in this densely populated asian country are considered the longest in world and str

there is a reason boys pick science-fiction ovary jane austen and there is a reason elon musk is morenteresting than seth meyers. for one, who is seth meyers? i'm going to ask my writers this . elon is a perfect example of looking ahead and don't look back. the men the minute you do the reverse you become speedbump's in your success. do woke men exist on the media? i've said it before the only woke men were successful before they were woke even admiral levine was pennsylvania before he turned in his pants for a girdle. we have seen the toll it takes on the rest, he used to post something called the manchild, it was crude, and funny. but today, at the estrogen levels were any higher, he woul be lactating. think about the few successful deeds to dispute woke years now a decade ago, where they saying that success then? you can't say that with a woke mindset. that is true in romance as well. this has girls wondering where are the men? they have become soft, sad, and ashamed that they have. women see a dude into a future as female teacher and it makes them drier than nancy pelosi hiking th

i will interview paul austen live.e to hear his reaction to the settlement two years in the making and what he is hoping for next. finally, resolution here. >> that documentary is truly educational. thank you, julie and bay area law approved a bill to extend the age of foster care support services to 26. currently young adults in california term out of the benefits at 21. today at 3:00 p.m. we spoke with state senator dave cortez ghee from san jose. >> that young person would have what might seem like the same support that an extended family would provide, or a nuclear family would provide to one of their own children. that might be a it might be a little bit of support with community college costs. it might just be basic sustenance like dinner every day. those are the kind of things that just end very abruptly and suddenly with foster youth. currently that is at 21. we have seen, as a society, as a community, lots and lots of signs that the age emancipation, for all young people, is something that is going up chronolo

secretary austen's expansion really was and is a big deal. it was a little overshadowed because of the chinese balloon, but that's a really big deal, and we look forward to talking to the philippine army about what opportunities will be there for us to work with them as a result of that. i think we're also looking at how can we build some theater distribution centers in the region, starting potentially with australia, for example. because of its location is outside a lot of the missile races, and that's a place where we could work with the australians to build a hub to have supplies to be able to move fuel around, for example. guam is obviously going to be the most important one of those distribution centers. there possibilities with japan, there's a lot we can new with australia, and again with the philippines and singapore, in those cases it would probably be nonlethal equipment that would be there, but that's a kind of thing we need to be working on. the third piece of campaigning where we are building deterrence is really by showing visib

defense secretary austen saying this is a part of russian aggression, while u.s.icials call it a violation of international law. here is john kirby this morning. >> we brought the ambassador end that the state department yesterday at washington, d.c., and conveyed a very direct message to him about our concerns over this reckless and unprofessional -- unprofessional behavior by russian pilots, we have communicated directly through the channels with the russian government. >> kayleigh: it was called reckless, there were environmental concerns mentioned, not sure why. but unprofessional is the world that -- word that stuck out to me. and we have something that will pop on the wall, that stuck out because i recalled a time when jim saki said this, the taliban, and this is in the wake of them taking over afghanistan, and actually the national security spokesperson, said that they han businesslike and professional, jen psaki had these words for the taliban, also making an assessment on what they wante international community to be, joe biden said this about the chinese

secretary austen was there rdy for me. and this was the tic of conversation is ok, hodo we really ense the resilience and security of our communications infrastructure now in the event there we going to need it? there is a technology angle to that. obviously. and there is a ground the diplomacy angle and a funding angle and they have to all ce together, but we do have a massive national interest a shared interest across allies in insung that topics like whe do the cables run? where ar they routed? that really matters. and does the routing that we have done 20 years or 25 years ago opmize on efficiency and cost? is that the right uting in the future? or as with everything, might there be some trade-off between security inconvenience that we need to make in order to ensure that we have resilient, secure infrastructure? >> i believee have another question online. we will take our next questio >> thank you for yr comments and discussion. i was wondering if you could talk more about how you see supply chain issues interacting w

as secretary austen said from the first russia is an acute threat. this is as true in cyberspace as any other domain. china has used its capabilities to steal research information from public and private sector stewings including the defense industrial base. today in competition chinese cyber intrusions are the most prolific in the world. in crisis, p.r.c. leaders believe achieving dominance will allow them to seize the initiative, disrupt our ability to mobilize, protect and sustain the joint force and to ensure p.r.c.'s entity. russia engages in malicious cyber activities to support its global espionage campaigns, steal intellectual property, and promote disinformation. russia has also demonstrated it views cyber as a key component of its wartime strategy. at the outset of his full-time invasion of ukraine in 2022 they conducted cyber operations against a u.s. satellite company to degrade command and control of ukrainian forces. other persistent threats arise from north korea, iran and from transnational criminal organizations. together our adversa

often very diaphanous and drapey grecian style, empire style gown that we see in bridgerton jane austen. and so the question was like, so i went, so i read all the reference books, i got stuck. i went to see linda baumgarten, who was head clothing curator at, colonial williamsburg, and the key expert on this matter. and she said, yeah, you're kind of in between 1790. it would be clearly one thing, 1795, it would clearly be another. but then we walked around the pins. the pins mean that the bodice was fitted and it was seen around the center. you could pull it off over the shoulders very armholes. so it's this is the very hard to get on and off, but you get it on and then you pin it down the center pins are the common method of fastening because you had a shift on under that and a whalebone course or wooden corset on under that so you were going to get stabbed and the gown the bodice had to be fitted but it didn't have to support a lot of stress because of corset underneath it took the straps and then the gown had some kind of drawstring around the waist because you had to the skirt was

amy heckerling, decided to take jane austen's emma as the basis for the plot , only to transfer events england at the beginning of the 19th century, they turned the hills of the nineties so the main character. the movie clown has become kind, but spoiled stupid rich cher horrovets school queen who loves shopping and looking at the world through rose-colored glasses. the role was considered by reese witherspoon gwyneth paltrow and angelina jolie, but in the end they took nineteen-year-old alicia silverstone. by that time, she had already become famous, as the girl from the clips of aero smith silverstone starred in three of the most famous music videos of the group crime amazing and crazy, the stupid film made her one of the main stars generations. she received several mtv awards for it and was able to sign a multi-million dollar contract with columbia pictures and the picture itself became one of the most beloved youth comedies of the nineties and set new trends. both in language and in fashion, schoolgirls repeat for the heroines, they began to exclaim the basics, that is, as if not s

what i know of austen's he is the kind of guy that will do what is right.ondering if he will say where we hiking rates, let's pause and see what happens. there people in the camp of needing to pause. that will be another interesting part of the policy statement in the press conference tomorrow. david: kathleen hays, are global economics and policy editor. to kathleen's point, the end is going to come. it's a bit deep. i'm talking about the tightening cycle. it's how far we are at the end of the tunnel. positioning ahead, we're nearer the end than we were, as a function of time, than a few weeks ago. the j.p. morgan treasury client survey tells us that the change from week to week is that there are more outright long in the treasury market, their bets that rates will fall. all these changes in recent days has led to this recent graphic. the stakes are incredibly high, going into this, when you look at actual two-year treasury futures. you have to go past the gse to the early 80's to get something that we have gotten these last 10 days or so. it is something

the main thing is to make your life successful jay austen's marriage days are long gone.. to show shoot shoot close-up run run faster run. no, what are you talking about? well, how is it not needed? anatoly anatoly is it true? thank you of course, well, then we somehow ourselves as ourselves, and i liked it so much. yes, okay, leave it, i'll clean it up, son. did you set up the car like that? in the same place , the firewood cart will not pass; my mother wants to talk to you. hello, my dear. hello, something is going on with vera, okay , grandfather disappears all the time, he says, he really works. well, it's unlikely. that's for sure. you 're right, i began to take good care of myself, i think to stay today imagine bought tickets to the cinema. lord yes, everything went like clockwork? that your daughter is crazy about me, but to such an extent. yes, we agreed to go on a date with her in the evening. nothing like that, let's go to a restaurant. ok, good bye. mistake of youth the term is such a psychology, but how do you know about it with a threesome? oh a lot fivers in

austen, you joined us here from ottawa, canada. my first question. it roughly how many twitter accounts exists. >> 200 million. >> with or without box? >> -- with or without boughts\ >> i want to focus on one canadian and one international, both hatefully anti-semitic. from ottawa you are familiar with this tame, yes? his tweets became the subject of national headlines over the last month and i presume they have caused some reflection, probably, in the halls of twitter certainly, within your offices locally in ottawa. >> correct. >> i have a sample. i will share one tweet here. "i has a motto. life is too short for shoes without laces or entertaining white supremacists -- jewish white supremacists with anything other than a bullet to the head." that was a tweet from an account suspended july of last year. are you familiar with that account? >> yes. it came after numerous complaints that one of the individuals that was it the force behind this information coming to public knowledge was a gentleman, a meteor consultant -- media consultant named mark go

secretary austen and i are personally invested and psychologically invested. there's no greater tragedy than what we had at the gate and i have yet to reconcile myself to that entire affair. i don't want to point fingers but what happened in afghanistan, not the last 19 days or 19 months. it was a 20 year war. there were decisions made all along the way which culminated in abbey gate and this is the beginning of that lesson, not the end. >> i'd like to thank you personally on behalf of my wife . she's pushed that license amendment significantly for years among many others and you and congress brought that so thank you very much. >> thank you. mister kilmer. >> thank you chairman and thank you both for being with us today. i'm hoping i get to 2 topics. as you both know changes to the military have resulted in downsizing it's several military treatment facilities including a hospital in my neck of the bowoods which recently closedits emergency and labor and delivery departments . prior to that downsizing our area already had hchallenges accessing care and identi