using apple devices . the russian federal security service announced that several iphones belonging to diplomats in different countries were infected with surveillance software, which shows apple's close cooperation with the us national security agency. apple has denied the accusation of cooperating with government companies to abuse the company's products. after heavy rains and landslides in south korea, at least 33 people died and 14 people went missing, according to the south korean ministry of interior, the most victims. due to drift the death of thousands of residents of flooded areas due to the warning that a hundred were forced to evacuate their houses , many areas of south korea were flooded within three days due to torrential rains and entered the houses in some cities. aid to the flood victims continues. some bodies were also removed from a ton . they were caught in their cars after the water penetrated. in the continuation of the investigation of the strike of hollywood actors, we are in touch with mr. hamidreza madgaq, an expert and film critic . your analysis of san's protests is good what is new about the introduction of artificial intelligence in hollywood? considering the possibilities , it has caused the concern of

this has been practiced for years by the us national security agency, which is part of the so-called five eyes alliance, where the intelligence services of five states will take place. great britain canada australia new zealand well, the states , of course, connect to american gadgets for them. abandon iphones, for example, the ministry of transport of the ministry of digital development of russia also plans to issue an order in the near future. it is emphasized in official conversations and correspondence that employees will not be allowed to use the iphone for official purposes. carrying a personal spy device in the form of apple phones and equipment poses a rather serious threat. if you are a civil servant, an employee of the ministry of departments , very important and necessary information flows through you. you just communicate with colleagues, and also carry these phones with you on meeting, then, in fact. you provide information in our western ministry of industry and trade recommended that industrial enterprises abandon iphones in the ministry itself, the ban is already in e

it's been years practices the us national security agency, which is part of the so-called alliance of, where the intelligence services of five states will take place great britain canada australia new zealand well, the states of course, it’s easier to connect to american gadgets for them. mine figures of russia also plan to issue an order in the near future. will prohibit employees from using the iphone for official purposes , it is emphasized in official conversations and correspondence, carrying a personal spy device in the form of phones and apple branded equipment poses a rather serious threat. if you are a civil servant of the ministry of departments , very important and necessary information flows through you. you just chat with colleagues and also carry these phones with you to the meeting, that's basically it. you provide information in our western inexpensive ministry of industry and trade recommended that industrial enterprises abandon iphones in the ministry itself , the ban is already in effect, as in rostec. in in their decision not to use apple technology in the departme

if the agencies' -- agency's investigation is related to national security a database search using u.s. person identifiers is allowed when the agency believes it is, quote, reasonably likely, end quote that such a search will retrieve intelligence or evidence or a crime if the agency's investigation is unrelated to national security, then the agency must get an order from the foreign intelligence surveillance court before it can search the database using u.s. person identifiers. in the past it seems that the f.b.i. has fallen short due to, among other things, lack of proper training on the limitations imposed on them by law. in this day and time when politicians recklessly demonize government in general and the f.b.i. and d.o.j. in particular, the public is susceptible to claims that the f.b.i. willfully defies the law, abuses its power as regular course of conduct and as some have argued is generally, quote, bad. i respectfully disagree with the assessment of the 38,000 employees of the f.b.i., including special agents and support professionals many of whom put their lives on the line

national intelligence community, in particular the us rostec following. behind him, the body also forbade all its employees, including organizations that are part of the state corporation, to use apple gadgets. the capabilities of the national security agencywestern intelligence services are growing and you need to be prepared for this. to begin with, it’s enough to understand that the phrase - this is not a telephone conversation becomes more and more relevant anton podkorenko cyril bubblegum news of the week. without a sucker, life is bad, you understand it's funny, but the all-seeing eye of the american intelligence services, which knows about what is happening anywhere in the world, did not help solve the simplest case. who brought the cocaine to the white house and hid it in a locker near the oval office in a statement released on thursday by the secret service said that the investigation was closed due to lack of evidence. questions are the main ones. why is it impossible to find someone who smuggled drugs into america's most secure home they have cocaine in the white house there are more cameras than probably any other building in the world. this is a straight situational room. the issues of war are resolved there, the issues of nuc

people in these key positions with this knowledge of our national security, whether it's the marines, the army, our national security agencies, this puts ustor tuberville is doing this for purely political reasons. we urge him to take off his hold. if he says he is a patriot, then he understands what this means, and he will remove his hold. >> in the house, there are amendments being put up on cultural issues, diversity, transgender troops as well as abortion, reproductive rights, so the defense appropriations bill is now bogged down in that. >> you know, i think this is inherently wrong. we have a national defense strategy. we have all of our servicemen and women in place to protect our country. if everyone says they are a patriot, they will support our military and the mission they have to take care of us. we can have these discussions, these policy discussions that are domestic. but we need to have them in another space. >> i was to ask you also about the 2024 campaign because now you're up for re-election, and you've got a challenger, declared challenger in sam brown, former army captain. so how does this, you know, affect the politic

chairman of the board of the network for the protection of national interests, the national security agency was in touch with us on the espresso tv channel and we are glad to see and hear and welcome khrystyna parubiy thank you, colleagues.

and chairman of the board of the national protection network interests of the national security agency was in touch with us news time on the espresso tv channel and we are glad to see and hear and welcome khrystyna parubiy thank you, colleagues, the issue will tell you how volodymyr zelensky reacted to the night attack in odessa and about the losses of the enemy in a moment it is ten on the clock, it is time to find out what is happening in ukraine and the world at this time khrystyna parubiy works in the studio scrapers do not work during the attack on odessa , the russians destroyed the salvation and transfiguration cathedral of the uoc mp this is the most and the orthodox church in the region was dedicated in 1808 in 1936, by order of stalin, it was completely destroyed by the soviet authorities during the independence period, the shrine was rebuilt in 2010 to consecrate the restored cathedral, patriarch kirill gundyaev personally came today, today a rashest rocket hit exactly there, according to the minister of the temple, from zavaly, it was possible to get the kasperian icon of the mother of god, who

the ethical and responsible use of artificial intelligence was emphasized by ali rajabi of the united nations security council broadcasting agency . the discussion about artificial intelligence is hot these days, but one of the world's armies has equipped its killing machine with artificial intelligence for a long time. hardy network report in this regard, viva is fighting. we saw killer robots creating an apocalyptic world and trying to destroy the human race . science fiction artificial intelligence. maybe not. it seems like a lot of money for the development and sale of this artificial intelligence in the name of automatic weapons system. it has become a fact that this artificial intelligence has been introduced in the form of a killing machine and it seems to be much closer than you think, or tomorrow the alarm will be sounded about the latest case of artificial intelligence, the artificial intelligence of the producer, and the loudest sound of this alarm will sound. a warning from the developers of the province's design these experts, scientists, are asking the world to do something. they consider artificial intelligence to

national broadcasting agency called for the lifting of unilateral us sanctions against iran. the political deputy secretary general of the united nations said in the meeting of the security council regarding resolution 2231 that it is necessary for all parties to agree on the remaining issues as soon as possible. the representative of russia also said that the united states is responsible for weakening resolution 2231 of the province so far, the country has never made a real decision to return to the jcpoa. the representative of china asked the us to lift all unilateral sanctions against iran . in this meeting, the representatives of england, germany and france without referring to the destination of the western side, claiming iran's missile program violates resolution 2231 and missile sanctions. it should continue, but the representative of our country emphasized that iran's child program is outside the scope and jurisdiction of resolution 2231. mr. irvani also clarified that the invitation of tehran's representative in last night's meeting was not related to resolution 2231. some members of the security council made a decision. ignore the main reasons for the challenges relate

how to live when this artificial radio and television news agency to help establish peace and security, including by the united nations is usings technology more than ever to identify patterns of violence it is used to monitor ceasefires as well as to help strengthen our peacekeeping and humanitarian mediation efforts . artificial intelligence tools may be used by people with nefarious intentions. artificial intelligence can help people harm each other. we must be clear on the slow scale of aid. we have the nefarious use of artificial intelligence systems for criminal terrorist purposes . 11. it may lead to a terrifying level of widespread and deep damage on an unimaginable scale . cyber ​​attacks using artificial intelligence. at the same time, sensitive facilities and humanitarian peace operations are targeting us and causing widespread human suffering and damage . there is no problem with some families still going to schools. there is no online registration. there is no registration for this school . on this website, from top to bottom , i want a vaccine card, i want a vaccine, i want this , i want that. saman mangid 92 sys

use it for the first time in six years . the united nations security council gives a speech retired japanese space agency has once again facedailure, according to afp, the engine of the epsilon s rocket exploded 50 seconds after the second stage of the test. advanced it is epsilon, which is powerful and was defeated in mehr last year. it is without a substitute for h5 rockets, which was abandoned due to the high cost of 2006. last year, chapin esfand also failed in the launch of the a3 space rocket, and we had to blow it up . thank you very much . it is fresh whenever you take it out of the water, and at all, this modification of consumption habits, management of electricity consumption, a small part of people consumes outside the consumption pattern, and firstly, if we raise its mouth , it will return to consumption . lamps can be changed from this to this, less than before, it becomes a part of our electricity consumption is due to a device that is not used, in standby mode, in sleep mode, the name of the coffee maker, the brand of chargers, computers, tvs , electrical devices that consume electricity when they are off, an

agency . this technology is used more and more by the united nations to help establish peace and security. as helping to strengthen our efforts in the field of peacemaking and imam's mediating and humanitarian efforts are used, but artificial intelligence may be used by people who do not have its intentions . patterns of artificial intelligence can allow people to harm each other on a large scale. let's be quick. nefarious use of intelligence systems. we have artificial intelligence for criminal terrorist purposes 11. it may result in a horrific level of death and destruction , extensive and deep damage on an unimaginable scale. which targets ourselves and causes extensive human suffering and damage in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, with blessings upon muhammad and his family , i welcome you to read the sports news. the world student competition , which is hosted by china, seyed mohammad hosseini managed to win the first gold sign of the caravan of iranian scholars in astrology and the 31st round of this competition was held today by holding various wushu competition

for celebrities on occasion and the situation room is used to host all national security council meetings, meaning there's visitors from various agenciest. doesn't look like anybody from the public made their way in there. these are people that work in government that go in and out. it narrowed the field a little bit. >> that part is interesting. because where this cocaine was found has been a lingering question. that is odd. because there should be a flurry of activity around this to scoop it up carefully at the time that they were concerned that it was anthrax. originally according to reporting, the original 911 call came in and the dispatcher said it was found in the library of the white house, which is still where public tours go, but it's a few floors down from where the first family lives. the secret service is saying that it's in the west wing, which is all the way on the other side of the white house. so maybe the dispatcher originally got it wrong. the story did change. >> trace: a lot of members of congress including tom cotton are like listen, can you tell us where you found it? forget if we're going to find the culprit. jus

the air force, while serving as director of national security agency, chief central service commande rommande >> the national security service leaves the us government in ecology insights and cyber security sources unable to pull the director and essay of cyber west general is concerned we will have you on what most organizations in the united states, the president nominates james mingus to be general of the united states army and chief of staff. he earned his commission in 1984 after graduating from the rotc program at wynonna state tyuniversity where he earned his bachelors degree. he commanded the 82nd airborne division, has deployed multiple times in iraq and afghanistan incombat roles . he is the recipient of the purple heart . the president has nominated general randy george to the rank of general and serving as chief of staff of the unitedstates . general george is the matter of the brigade division and poor level. he served in combat in operation desert storm, iraqi operation fresno. he served 57 months deployed in contingency operations away from his family and is the recipient of a purple heart. eric smith, us marine corps gener

using today. dion: how do we guard against that? because i think at least 100 agencies and companies have been impacted and affected, is there any national security out there? how do we guard against that? >> what organizations need to do is due diligence. they have to identify their attack surface, if you will. they have to look at their websites, applications, suppliers that provide them i.t. access. you have to visually see and think like the attacker. what will the attacker be able to find? then you have to benchmark it and see what kind of countermeasures to we have in place? are we in compliance with the federal standard? what most people should do and most people are not doing and is relatively simple to do is to assume that you're going to get attacked, assume it from the third -- a third party or the web or fishing, they're going to put ransomware in and demand payment, assume that. now ask will we be able to detect it and when, and how will we respond? and what do we do -- need to do to get back up? if you can do a cyber drill, that identifies gaps, we spots, and take corrective action as opposed to waiting until the bad deed happens an

, the national center for combating computer viruses in china and a cyber security company of this country published a report and research on the cyber actions of the us central intelligence agency. he revealed important details of cyber attacks and black espionage activities against china and other countries. heavy rains and flooding caused the displacement of 40,000 people in sichuan province, china . the images in published on social media, the flood flow covered an overhead bridge and the water flowed down from it. the car attack on pedestrians near the white house. the american police could not find the fleeing car . the driver of a car defied the order to stop the police in the american capital. near the white house, a pedestrian was killed and ran away. this car also hit several other pedestrians. the condition of a 13-year-old girl was declared critical. the secret service of the white house announced that the driver of this car first indicated that he was stopping and pulling the car aside. but the spokesman of the secret service of the palace quickly moved and ran away sefid said that the agents are still looking for the suspect. the secret service of the police in was

using apple devices . the russian federal security service announced that several iphones of diplomats in different countries were infected with surveillance software it shows apple's close cooperation with the national security agency of america. apple has denied the accusation of cooperation with government companies to abuse the company's products. following the torrential rains and landslides in south korea, at least 33 people died and 14 people went missing. according to the announcement of the ministry south korea has the most victims due to landslides. thousands of residents of the flooded areas have died . due to the warning, a hundred people have to evacuate their houses. he has gone and entered the houses in some cities. helping the flood victims continues. some bodies were also taken out of a ton . they were caught in their cars after the water intruded. in the continuation of the investigation of the strike of hollywood actors, we are in touch with mr. hamidreza madgogh, an expert. and film critic of the school hello, good time. what is your analysis of the protests of different ages in hollywood regarding the entry of artificial intelligence into the cinema? what is new, and considering the possibilitie

to put in context, the president was saying use an agency of government, the cia, to falsely claim that it was national securitynd the fbi should stop looking at the money trail because the money would have shown that the burglars had on them $100 bills from a cached campaign check so that it would have proved right away that the committee to reelect the president, known as creep, was responsible for the break-in. that would have been dramatic in an age of actual facts in the news, where people believed what they read and there weren't alternative facts being offered. lisa:roounte wic a a beilengrt d even may be problematic two. what did you mean by that? stuart: i think it's ironic. the conventional view follows what president ford said in relation to the pardon of president nixon. that the constitution works, that eventually, the abuse of power was curbed. first of all, it took a long time. we need to remember that. but second, what i thought was that the legacy left in place by the checks and balances was actually ironic because each of the institutions actually set up obstacles for future institutions to cu

security forces. us secretary of state adds me blinking is urging the senate to quickly confirm thousands of national security post republicans in the senate's have been obstructing key, know, many post across multiple agencies, such as a say they fast want access to information on the origins of coven 19 okay, there's a headlines and these continues here now does their own algebra weld the . ready ready ready on the guitar, leave the public on what's pop you have and then what hold on. hold on, hold on. it can be on the should do not with the double theme your deed. when i go amish the, you know, to me that they can be a monday. no. the, the age bush come move, but the as many with a few weeks been filled up for the the 1960 saw change across the middle east and north africa. error nationalism dominated regional politics and the 1st half of the decades foundered in defeats by israel. in the 1967, error is really more countries rebuilt. after gaining independence from their european colonizers and the arts and culture flourished. but arguably, the greatest change was in society as a whole education technology and the rise of the individual shape the decades who are not the lead. the kind of tied to the democ

national security threats. so what we do do is alert them when another intelligence agency gives us information about a foreign intelligence service being behind some account we will call social media companies' attention to that, but at the end of the day, we are very clear that it is up to the social media companies to decide whether to do something about it or not -- >> the suggestion that the most powerful law enforcement operation is not a suggestion. it is, in fact, effectively an order. >> mr. chairman, i yield back. >> the gentleman from georgia is recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. we are here today because maga republicans will do anything to protect donald trump, their savior, no matter how unfounded or dangerous it may be to do so. welcome to the legislative arm of the trump re-election campaign. a grand jury found probable cause that among other crime, trump illegally kept highly sensitive national security documents which could put our country and our sources in danger if they got out of which photographs show trump kept those records in bathrooms, showers, closets and in the mar-a-lago ball

using traditional smuggling techniques. in mississippi we have researchers that work closely with our national security agencies to analyze publicly available information and apply that methods to gain insight and provide actionable intelligence in problems just like this. so, my question to all of the witnesses is how has your agencies open source intelligence operations adapted to this change in strategy by these traffickers? >> think of for the question, mama. we are in the early stages of fine-tuning our open source intelligence capability is focused on publicly available information so nothing is encrypted is available to anyone found the intelligence community private privacy diversity requirements. we are fighting from a few different angles we do not have an investigative authority claim indications of warnings function. the identification of emerging trends patterns may be marketing this in an open matter and provide that to the folks who do have investigative authorities across the entire u.s. indications morning early tipping part is how we are exploiting the available information. >> thank you for that. but i thank you

us secretary of state and the blinking is urging the senate to quickly confirm thousands of national security posts. republicans in the senate having obstructing key know, many posts across multiple agencies. so let's just say they 1st want to access to information on the origins of code. 19 the posts effective include $38.00 method oral nominees, weights and confirmation, 4 positions around the world. billions of us minute treat emails with highly sensitive information, i think directed to money by mistake or the error that's continued over the past decade is being attributed to a typo like, like kind of has more from the white house, a volume of emails that have been missed directed is absolutely astounding. reports indicates that there are millions of emails that went to the wrong address over the . 7 last decade, now, the roots of a problem is a simple type of model. each domain is doctor m l. the domain for military correspondence is doctor m, i l. what you've had here is the wrong domain being typed in on hundreds of thousands of occasions. now the whole matter has been made public by the dutch, well, that runs the molly e mail. so those they say they've been in contact with the whi

us secretary state antony, blaine can is urging the senate to quickly consent. dozens of national security posts. republicans and the senates have been obstructing keen on many posts across multiple agencies senate to say they 1st want access to information on the origins of coping 19 on the un. well, food program says it will drastically costs a the systems to hate to use a shortage of funding. it will affect around $100000.00 people a month and it's around the half of the country's population. around 5200000 people rely on summit full of outsides, monitoring assistance. as all the headlines, the news continue. so i'll just here of the people. i'm power. on counting, the cost wise hung the still on the rise in many parts of the world. artificial intelligence is expected to revolutionize businesses. what does it cost effective, fos, we find out how we rock is price to keep the light switched on. counting the cost on that, i'll just say it on the the store or for sales presidential task, congress and $16.00, quoting gender by supporters of outgoing, going to be present enjoyable and event that mirror did talk to us carpets just 2 years prior to entering the main symbols of political tyler

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national security threats, certainly. so what we do do is alert them when some other intelligence agency gives us information about a foreignntelligence service being behind some account, we will call social media companies' attention to that. at the end of the day we are very clear it's up to the social media companies to decide whether to do something about it. mr. issa: the suggestion the most powerful law enforcement operation is not a suggestion, it is effectively an order. mr. chairman, i yield back. chair jordan: the gentleman from georgia is recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. we are today because maga republicans will do anything to protect donald trump, their savior, no matter how unfounded or dangerous it may be to do so. welcome to the legislative arm of the trump re-election campaign. a grand jury found probable cause that among other crimes trump illegally kept highly sensitive national security documents which could put our country and other -- and sources in danger if they got out. which photographs show trump kept those records in bathrooms, showers, closets, and in the mar-a-lago ballroom. maga republi

national security threats certainly. so what we do do is alert them when some other intelligence agency gives us information about the foreign intelligence service being behind some account, we'll call social media companies' attention to that. but at the end of the day we're very clear that it is up to the social media companies to decide whether to do something about it or not. >> the suggestion of the most powerful law enforcement operation is not a suggestion, it is effectively an order. i yield back. >> bill: gentleman from georgia is recognized >> we're here today because maga republicans will do anything to protect donald trump, their savior, no matter how unfounded or dangerous it may be. welcome to the legislative arm of the trump re-election campaign. a jury found that found cause that trump kept highly sensitive national security documents which could put our country and our sources in danger if they got out, which photographs show trump kept those records in bathrooms, showers, closets, and in the mar-a-lago ballroom. maga republicans are afraid that the justice system might hold trump accountable for his actions

use secure field communication. that is going to be a gold mine for western intelligence agencies, eavesdroppers at the u.s. nationality agency. we don't know, but i'm confident to say that during the chaos of the prigozhin mutiny-coup the secrets of what was going on what have been collected i western intelligence agencies. host: so we may know more soon? guest: i think we will know more soon, and definitely one day when some records come out either through a freedom of information request or people like myself going to the archives 20 years down the line. host: i want to open up the phone lines for our viewers at home. if you have questions for all third -- for author colder walton -- for author caldur walton, we want do to call now. republicans, (202) 748-8000. democrats, (202) 748-8001. dependents -- independents, (202) 748-8002. prigozhin, out -- caldur, i wanted to ask you with what we just saw and russia there were a lot of comparisons to the failed coup in 1991 against gorbachev. after that coup the soviet system collapsed. do you think with what happened 2 weekends ago this could be the same for putin, that

use secure field communication. that is going to be a gold mine for western intelligence agencies, eavesdroppers at the u.s. nationaly agency. we don't know, but i'm confident to say that during the chaos of the prigozhin mutiny-coup the secrets of what was going on what have been collected i western intelligence agencies. host: so we may know more soon? guest: i think we will know more soon, and definitely one day when some records come out either through a freedom of information request or people like myself going to the archives 20 years down the line. host: i want to open up the phone lines for our viewers at home. if you have questions for all third -- for author colder walton -- for author caldur walton, we want do to call now. republicans, (202) 748-8000. democrats, (202) 748-8001. dependents -- independents, (202) 748-8002. prigozhin, out -- caldur, i wanted to ask you with what we just saw and russia there were a lot of comparisons to the failed coup in 1991 against gorbachev. after that coup the soviet system collapsed. do you think with what happened 2 weekends ago this could be the same for putin, that i

us. so i can just stay onto the plane can, is urging the senate to quickly confirm dozens of national security posts. republicans in the senate's having, obstructing, keep them in these posts, across multiple agencies. sentences, say they 1st want access to information on the origins of coping 19 the posts effective to include the 38 by the doyle nominees, a waiting confirmation for physicians around the world. that ends of us, mitre emails, with highly sensitive information, had been directed to money by mistake. the error that's continued over the past decade is being attributed to a typo like, like kind of has more now from the white house, a special volume of emails that of the missed directed is absolutely astounding. reports indicates that there are millions of e mails that went to the wrong address over the past decade. now the route to the problem is a simple type of mine. each domain is doctor m l. the domain for military correspondence is dr. m. i l. what you've had here is the wrong domain being typed in on hundreds of thousands of occasions. now, the whole matter has been made public by the dutch for that runs. the molly e mail says they say they've been in contact with the white house,

us know if it means that anything that has to do with food on what that will be handled by the national security council, which is chad. probably the president himself, no longer by regular government agencies. they have been concerns about 2 days ago saying that due to the un, hard to resend ones, the ones that about 25000000 measured as d. c. risk of severe assets is security in the country before the end of the year. and this has the response on the price of $40.00. so expensive people can no longer afford as much as they want to be able to feed their families. even those was sending iris, witnessing no pets, one of us and it will see here that those brothers, 2 people come into the market because they're purchasing power has been deeply said, it was sent months for me to love the news. she didn't measure it is on their high side compared in our income's, most of the food it now would you go out by, you know? yeah, buying it from you to bring it that just way you see the transport to go. but while you bring it to you, so that's the slide because of all this is the 4 digit i needed for the gold mental dues to continue to have all this prizes offers full control multiple cities plus the li

amy: first, we speak to longtime national security reporter william arkin about the cia's secret role inside ukraine and how the agency is shuttling weapons to kyiv using a "gray fleet" of commercial aircraft. his new piece in newsweek is headlined "the cia's line spot about the ukraine war." all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. donald trump said tuesday federal prosecutors have informed him he's the target of a justice department criminal investigation into his efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election. trump made a similar announcement shortly before jack smith filed criminal charges over trump's mishandling of classified documents. in florida, the trump appointed federal judge overseeing the classified documents case tuesday appeared skeptical of trump's request to delay the trial until after the 2024 election but judge cannon also appeared unlikely to approve a request by federal prosecutors to start the trial by the end of this year. meanwhile, all nine justices on georgia supreme court have rejected a bid by trump's lawyers to block an investigation by atlan

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use those credentials to present themselves as legitimate users and hide. what that does, it puts the burden not only the private sector but the national security agency whoset is to defend the nation from foreign hackers, puts the burden back on them to hunt across these networks to ensure that the chinese aren't there, and so the list you show, and this is among them, shows the breadth that the chinese will go to to not only spy on us, but to put themselves in good position in case the balloon went up against them. >> gillian: the only natural follow-up question or the natural follow-up question here is what can the biden administration do, are they doing it, can they do more? >> they need to do a lot more. it's very obvious that since 2001 when we first heard about volt typhoon they are expanding their reach. good guys do the same thing. we the united states and others seek to have a foot hold in our adversary's commuter network to hold each other at risk, deterrence, if you will, knowing we could do the same type of computer hack or intrusion against them. some is spy versus spy but it's still serious and dangerous. >> gillian: we'll keep an eye on this

us that they have started to leave, so clearly a significant developments —— from the israeli army. the other the filament we heard, more on the geopolitics of all this, is the united nations security council. reuters news agencyto talk about, but it does seem that operation could be wrapping up their if the israeli army are indeed withdrawing. we will have plenty more coverage of that. do stay with us. i will be back at the top of the hour. iam i am lewis vaughanjones and this is bbc news. hello there. quite a lot of you will have seen some fairly heavyish rain around through tuesday afternoon. on the satellite picture, you can see a couple of bands of cloud. this one for scotland and northern ireland brought some showery conditions. this one in the south was a system that continued to develop, and we saw rain become extensive across southern england, southern wales, the midlands and east anglia. this system is going to continue developing through the course of the night. and so we're looking at a band of heavy rain moving its way eastwards. the wettest weather for norfolk and suffolk, where we could see around 30 or 40 millimetres of rain by the end of the night. and as that low pressure deepens, we've got a

what the fbi these agencies saying we need to at least have a conversation with social media companies on issues of national security which is of course the same loophole being usede our first >> rights. what can congress do here? >> has a lot of bills i have a bill that would not allow the liability protection the social mere platforms get. section 2:30 is something we can do that would rip away their liability protection so if somebody of the social media platform violates your first >> rights you have a cause of action against them for that is one piece of it. but overall we have to reform the way the fbi and the d.o.j. works. one of the things i've also filed a bill on his repealing of the patriot act they use the patriot act to spy on american citizens without a warrant for spread these the pfizer process to spy on american citizens without a warrant. then they call it the social mere platforms and say hey, we would recommend you either take this information down or give us this information so you have these big tech platforms and social media companies working hand and fists with the d.o.j. and fbi to censor american speech. bryan: will be watching thursday

secretary of president peskov, while the us presidential administration is commenting fake npcs thrown in that former high-ranking employees american national security agencies ending the conflict in ukraine according to john kirby washington did not sanction did not support such secret meetings, but the very fact that they were denied did not refute the end of this war, what do you think about recent reports that former high-ranking officials of the bodies. the tonal security discussed with the russians a possible deal to end this war, this is an nbc post. truth be told, i can't speak for private individuals. we are not surprised by this, and we are aware that certain individuals have interviewed russian officials on their own initiative and without our active participation or support. sometimes we are informed about such things after they take place, but i want to make it clear that these discussions were not encouraged and generated by us, did not support them in any active way, as the president said, there is nothing in ukraine without ukraine. they should be at the forefront of any negotiations or discussions with the russians in order to put an end to

us secretary and state and the blinking is urging the senate to quickly confirm in thousands of national security posts. republicans in the standard have been obstructing k now, many posts across multiple agencies according to a state department official. the agency currently has 61 nominees outstanding, and this includes that here, age and investigatory on on the needs of wasting confirmation for positions around the world. the. we have the sports news still ahead on the news out of the basketball style showing. he's just as hard on the golf course piece. i will explain next in the office full. she has pizza. elizabeth, thank you very much. i'm sure we're going to have many wonderful experiences that was leon l. macy's message to the fans as he was officially introduced as an into miami play at the the glistening of and literally coal. the unveil argentina's will temp winning captain. mary's movie fans, including into miami, co owner, david beckham at assume meet in fort lauderdale the 36 year old could make use to have you on friday. i would like a good time with this. you know, well, 1st of all, i want to thank all the people of miami for that welcome and loved. since i arrived in the city,

the application of those duties across the agencies, while holding accountable those who will be used the authority interested to them. the national security notion of this committee must be, bipartisan. it must be nonpartisan. historically, this was implicit fact rather than explicit objective. it was this way during my time on the committee, at least most of it. and for many former members of this panel today, regrettably changed in the years following my retirement. now in 2023, after years of political agendas infiltrating the national security debate, there is a confidence returning to those of us who still work in this base because of clear, concerted efforts by chairman turner and ranking member himes, and all of you to diligently focus on doing the nations work, rather than scoring political points. on behalf of those of us who are encouraged by what we have seen so far, from new joint media appearances to the recent bipartisan code of intelligence partners in the middle east, the time you have set tell her that if c is once again focused solely on the national security mission of this great nation. thank you for turning pepsi to i