kathleen hicks . dr. hicks: good morning and thank you for the kind introduction. thank you for the invitation. to both of you, thank you for your many years of service and leadership and support for the defense department. before i go on, i want to acknowledge the tragic accident in darwin, australia and express my condolences to the families who lost loved ones. i also want to convey my prayers for those marines who were injured, for their families and caregivers. let me extend my sympathy to the people of hawaii for their deaths of so many in maui for the u.s. defense community, these shocks are a reminder that just as hundreds of personnel have been actively engaging the ongoing response in hawaii, right now as we take respite from heat and humidity, u.s. sailors and marines are through the western pacific along with allies collectively upholding our commitment to the security and stability that enables a free, open, peaceful indo pacific. today as we enjoy this air-conditioned ballroom on bases around the world, u.s. airmen and guardians are on watch ensuring

big hit by who else, jaden hicks? he had smoke for the badgers. and pauling shaken up, still on the field. >> louis: textbook play by jaden hicks. this is cover four. this is what this is. he's going to read from weak side to front side, and that's what you're always taught. no work on your side, you're coming across the formation. and you're looking for number 3 coming across the field. look at his vision right here. perfect. and he makes a beeline, puts a clean hit on him. that is textbook safety play. textbook. >> mark: yeah, he said he put him to sleep. see, you're the safety and you came out right there. >> louis: this young man, he was another impressive guy that we talked to, we talked to these guys in person. didn't get a chance to talk to the wisconsin players in person. but jaden hicks, good-looking dude. 6'2", 6'3", 215 pounds. has ball skills, can hit. great communicator. just a fun player to watch. >> mark: sports broadcasting major. second and ten. mordecai. going to run it. and comes up a little bit short. and he was very insecure w

recently stuff which is the, to the the, [000:00:00;00] the position, the commission that the royal hicks, the big one that i mean very good see if she has any boost bites of sugar. yeah, well, she is now the suspension. there's a limit of to do. you have to pay and we'll have more of this to them like you with us and this is your symbol, the list of the oldest? yes, so you as well, i do show the procedure was giving you the convenience actually and they give a couple of years to go to the book say to have a huge scale. we would have to leave down william lewis frequently. she could only get the core of this thing and i'm with a to spill. you may need them to avoid it. but if we go next to a vehicle which, who knows variety of truly for these young children, we listened in the homestead ebc on there. oh, it's even so anyway, even less but a she, william wayne was me and it's a good, a total ocean. what that really, what all this means and yes, he was here. so what i'm, what to, to is you know, what he had showed how much he about your says, you know, just but you're yet, i'm with, you kno

the passion of margaret aspinall, of trevor hicks.icks, who i met in that first meeting, the passion of other family representatives who i met that wrong had been done, that theirfamily members who died had not been to blame. how interesting the phrase "wrong" would be that that those are the values of your father coming through, aren't they? well, sense of right and wrong. yes, this sense of right and wrong and the sense that there were a group of people who had raised their voices, but nobody had been willing to listen to them. and that is precisely what you conclude happened in the grenfell fire tragedy, another of the abuses of power that you write about, the fire in which 72 people lost their lives when you were prime minister then. what had gone wrong in grenfell, in your view? well, i think what had gone wrong was that here was a group of people who over a number of years had been raising concerns about the safety of their building, various aspects of that and action had not been taken. and i think... and i what i do in the boo

a presidential management intern and spending time both in and out of government doctor kathleener hicksth e demands of the job before she was sworn in and well prepared to take them on prior to the current position, she was senior vice president henry kinzinger chair and director of international security and csi. current title a little shorter than that. she was sworn in as a candidate deputy secretary of defense february 9, 2021. i think it is interesting that title of her dissertation in it was changed agents who and why in the execution of national security policy. all given the swirl of technological change all around us and change agent is exactly what our times call for great fortunate enough to have doctor hicks leave off conference and after her remarks, she has agreed to submit to a rigorous cross-examination. joins me in welcoming deputy secretary of defense doctor kathleen. [applause] >> good morning, everyone and thank you for the kind introduction and thank you for the introduction. too both of you, thank you for your years of service and leadership in works of the defense

the passion of margaret aspinall of trevor hicks.who i met in that first meeting, the passion of other family representatives who i met that wrong had been done, that theirfamily members who died had not been to blame. how interesting the phrase "wrong" would be that that those are the values of your father coming through, aren't they? well, sense of right and wrong. yes, this sense of right and wrong and the sense that there were a group of people who had raised their voices, but nobody had been willing to listen to them. and that is precisely what you conclude happened in the grenfell fire tragedy, another of the abuses of power that you write about, the fire in which 72 people lost their lives when you were prime minister then. what had gone wrong in grenfell, in your view? well, i think what had gone wrong was that here was a group of people who over a number of years had been raising concerns about the safety of their building, various aspects of that and action had not been taken. and i think... and i what i do in the book is e

it supplies are not increased by phone. hick way has been making land fall in south east china. heavy rains and floods have submerged agricultural land. thousands had been evacuated from their homes. schools remain closed in some areas. authorities say the 5 people are missing after a fire truck plunged into a river. organizers of the burning man festival in nevada have reopened to the roads leading out of the site, allowing revellers to leave thousands were stranded for days by heavy rains and mud . the nearest highway is down and 8 kilometer dirt track its head down to the mediterranean, where the number of my friends crossing to europe is higher than it has been in years so far this year. and more than 140000 people have survived the perilous journey and on no number have died. one hot spot country for departures is tunisia . from there, the journey usually goes to the islands of land, producer, or sicily. the eu has pledged hundreds of millions of heroes to help the canadian government stop people from making the crossing. but so far without much affect it up. he was young. philip

. >> joining me political panel pollster never a backdown chris willon democratic strategist, fred hicksyou much to go through right now. chris i want to start with you reaction to what you heard from chris christie. >> chris christie. >> ing this to see are gave up iowa there i think comments about governor desantis off the markdt had one of the strongest weeks to illustrate demonstrate leadership in aftermath cleanup of hurricane hit you there remarkable what he has done last two hurricanes that have hit florida i think it is exactly why you are going to see him doing as well as he is in iowa new hampshire, south kara not a surrender any state sounds christie is doing i think unfortunate what you mentioned the memo from haley pain first to say candidates should go after yb not within each other a couple weeks she did exactly what they criticized others specifically vivek ramaswamy for a doing >> we are seeing a shift as they come up on second gop presidential debate, you are seeing candidates start to shift deers not so much after former president, president trump moving credit cards c

let's bring the political panel, patrice onwuka and fred hicks.s is interesting, could it shake up the balance of power in the senate in 2024 this is a solid blue state, having said that these are serious accusations and they are just that, accusations but could this change things could a door be slightly opening. >> it certainly seems so certainly menendez is doing his party and his movement in the benefits right now by staying in his office and his seat. new jersey is a solid blue state but that's not to say republicans have not made inroads and you have a republican governor there and you see some interesting things happen so it would not surprise me. it is an embarrassment to say the least. ashley: what do you say to that fred. menendez says, i'm guilty, i'm not guilty until you prove it, he had an explanation for the cash in the gold bars but what have you, what is your take on this. >> it is certainly not ideal when you think about the pot of money each party has to spend on elections the pot is a large pot is a finite pot of money so as i m

with president and executive director of the center for american project action fund and fred hicks asl. you're looking at the jobs numbers. doing fairly well. inflation seems to be coming down because of what jerome powell has been doing. even wage growth. all that being said, it's still not resognating with the american people. why do you think that is? >> one is people's perception of the economy which has become very partisan. we live in an era where no matter how good the economy is, a 50-year low for unemployment. republicans are still going to have a negative view. i think data point i'm really encouraged by is what do people say about their personal financial situation and a quinnipiac poll recently showed that 60% of americans say their personal financial situation is good or very good. and so i think there is a lag between how people see the economy versus what's going on in their lives and i think that's going to be the real measure of how people start to feel over time. >> i want to talk about the polling numbers we've been seeing. i'm sure you're seeing the same numbers. i

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and this is the name the new pentagon program announced by the us deputy secretary of defense ketley hicks, this program is now being actively discussed by american military industrialists and congressmen. in the us army, marines, navy and air force , one quote from the speech of the us deputy secretary of defense on this topic in ukraine is given. we have seen what low-cost, accessible systems are capable of. the aggressor from achieving his goals allow to have fewer people in the line of fire and can be produced , deployed and modernized with the speed of uncomplicated technical maintenance so, the united states decided that the key element of american defense in the near future will be a significant number of autonomous systems in various domains on the ground, in the water and in the air, in space, but this is a certain emergency program, because the replicator is clearly focused on countering china, because as it was stated, the main advantage of china there is a mass , i.e. more ships, more missiles, more people, so the best answer was recognized as the need to bet on innovation, and

this is the name of the new pentagon program announced by the us deputy secretary of defense ketley hickslive now. discussed by american military industrialists and congressmen , the aim of the replicator deployment in large numbers and in the shortest possible time of small drones in the american army, marines , navy, and air force is given one quote from the speech of the us deputy secretary of defense on this topic in ukraine we have seen what inexpensive affordable systems are capable of not to mention their commercial technologies they can help determined defenses

is with so many 40 niner legends, steve young, ronnie lott, harris barton, brant jones and dwight hicksso it's going to be a fun, modern conversation by me. you know, i'm really going to let them banter and tell us some great stories. give us some insights of you know, maybe those tidbits we don't quite get from sideline interviews lose post game. so it should be really fun, i'm sure. >> i mean, you'll be able to dive in, right? what makes them tick or their path to success and things that motivated them by the way, we wanted to run some figure skating video of you just because we always love seeing that look. you i don't know if everybody knows this, but this excites you personally because you're actually quite a big 40 niners fan, right? >> big fan. i mean, my family had 40 niners season tickets since i could remember. i mean, we were there and the candlestick park days and you know, obviously still cheering them on. um, to this day and age. so you know that dynasty and under the bill walsh era was , you know so much fun and so inspiring to watch. and so it'll it'll be a great convers

of the, of the status you most recently stuff which is the the the, the commission that the royal hicks gave him on that i'd be in very good shape if she has any boost bites. a sugar yeah. well, she is now the suspension. there's a little bit of told you yet that graham will have more of this to them when you with us, and this is your symbol in wisdom fillmore . let's just say that's maggio sure. the it's just for the she's giving you the convenience. i'm sure you know the ability to go to the book, say to the each school would have to leave town william lewis frequently. she could only get the core. i could invest in him with a to spill. you may need them to avoid it, but it will be the next 2 of you. the one who knows literally of truly for be here on to and i'm with listening the horse there. i'd be he on there. what is anyway, even less but a she william william is me area to get a total. oh sure. what that really about the various reasons and ask you what you have. so what i'm, what to, to is you know, what he had showed how much he about your session, or just what you might yet, i

this is the name of a new the pentagon program announced by the us deputy secretary of defense ketley hicks now being actively discussed by american military industrialists and congressmen, the goal of the deployment of small drones in large numbers and in the shortest possible time in the us army, marines , navy and air force is one quote from the speech of the deputy of the us secretary of defense on this topic in ukraine. we saw what inexpensive affordable systems are capable of, not to mention their commercial technologies they can help determined defenders stop a larger aggressor from achieving their goals, allow fewer people in the line of fire, and can be manufactured, deployed, and upgraded at the speed of simple maintenance required by the military. so the united states has decided that a key element of american defense in the near future will be a significant number of autonomous systems in various domains on the ground, in water and in the air, space, but this is a certain emergency program because the replicator or something clearly focused on countering china, because as it was

the hicks is any up on death intruders, in spite of what he knew about the guest pan has called canadian citizens. nazis. well, he must have the courage to stand up on his feet today and take responsibility. locksley between his successfully for filling the tasks and assigned to it. vx points are marines can be seen on tv screens. 247. come on the rocks and blacks, the fleet ripples live on operations in the west of all this minds. the western media, if there is a you haven't been killed in a recently crazy lead time. i am scandalous.

moderator of nbc meet the pressed christian welker had an occlusive interview with former president trump hicks asked mr. trump about his thoughts about the uaw negotiations. select let's talk about the economy. i want to start by talking about this big standoff between the autoworkers and the big three auto manufacturers. a question for you, mr. president, whose side are you on in this? >> i'm on the side of making our country great. the autoworkers are not going to have any jobs when you come right down to it because if you take a look at what they are doing with electric cars, electric cars are going to be made in china. the autoworkers are not going to have i will tell you what. the autoworkers are being sold down the river by their leadership, and their leadership should endorse trump. the reason is, your don't have a choice. like in school. i one school choice programs one choice of car >>> of 70 once gasoline or all electric, they can do whatever they want. they are destroying the consumer and they are destroying the autoworkers. the autoworkers will not have any jobs because all of thes

the hicks is signing up on just into the service. right. and what he knew about the pan has called canadian citizens. nazis. well, he muster the courage and stand up on his feet today and take responsibility. black see fleet is successfully fulfilling the task was assigned to the exploit. marines could be seen on tv screens almost 247 to come on or of the russian black. see if we report live on operations and so best of all this monthly western media experience but he had been killed in a recent quin.

. >> reporter: after years of waiting, deputy defense secretary kathleen hicks offered up the words thousands acknowledgment of injustice. >> decades of laws and policies that force service members to hide who they are left a long and cruel legacy. >> reporter: and she announced the steps the defense department will take to help lgbgbtq vets dedenied honorable discharges. >> we are announcing that dod will for the first time began proactively reviewing the military records of veterans discharged because of their sexual orientation. >> the witch hunt was always around -- >> reporter: this comes after a nine-month cbs news investigation that documented the impact of a less than honorable discharge. from the emotional consequences of having other than honorable on their dd 214 discharge form. >> it hurts, because my country was telling me i was not good enough to serve because of who i love. not because of anything else. just because of who i love. >> reporter: to the practical ones. >> i can't be a police officer like i wanted to. because of my dd 214. yeah, they messed up my life. >> reporter:

that shut down hick casino forest and stopped hotel guest from using key cards to enter their rooms. mgm says some of the commuter systems are still affected by the attack, but most of their network is working again. >>> we're celebrating hispanic heritage here at nbc bay area. it is a moment to shine a spotlight on the people and places who make this area such a rich and diverse place to live. this evening, joe rosado junior has a story of a set physical man chasing a dream that he is now fighting to keep.>> it is part of my family. i am a fourth generation barber. >> the path of nearly any every immigrant follows in the pursuit of a dream. us like i was born in a very small town in mexico. select sometimes dreams drive people towards a place and sometimes they drive them from it.>> what i wanted to do with my life was not going to be in a town like that.>> when he was 21 years old, gabriel florez followed his dream to the u.s. >> when i moved to the united states, i had to learn the with and then decide what i was going to do from there. is like to immerse himself in the english la

jessica, if hicks davi is depending on believes his country must seek new allies in order to completely detach itself from russia. harris and more stories making headlines today. and the north korean media has reported that russian russian president vladimir putin, has accepted an invitation to visit the internationally isolated nation invitation was extended by the north korean leader kim john of the he held extensive talks with present person and russians. far east. no data has been announced for the visit yet, or taiwan says china has flown 68 will plains and sent to navy vessels into areas around the self governing island. official said some of the vessels and at croft detected within a 24 hour period. while heading for chinese military exercises in the western pacific, china regards the self governed island as part of its territory. in police and origin, tina receives more than 200 nazi books of to raising a publishing house in front of cyrus. or if he's a recipe owner, it was printing bmt, submission publications, also the hope displaying nazi symbols violates anti discrimination

a change in fact, involves thinking about tomorrow and facing hicks started go in there quantities rich country 0 by rule based on a model with high rates of climate damage and gas emissions. a measure the crime of the emergence makes it urgent to correct tours but, and implement what has already been a great last one. have that there is no other reason why we speak of common, but differentiates responsive because when i put who data is the valuable populations and the global solved by the who are most affected by the loss and damage caused by crime, it changes the ridges, 10 percent of the world's population, so people are responsible for almost half of all carbon released into the atmosphere. we by even developing countries. now do not want to repeat this model overview in brazil shop, or we have already proven once level and we'll go over again to model dad or my socially fair and environmentally sustainable model is possible that we are at the forefront of energy transition off to my 3 and our may deal with as much is already one of the cleanest in the world. did they say 87 percent

does this happen because of nato hicks engines and now particularly coming out of the united states as a whole? this is a, this is a, a right to is conflict because it's a, it will divide brush it from china will degrade chunk the china is. 4 eli, russia, i mean it's, it's very interesting how we've got to this point because those that wanted cold war 2 point, oh, well, they've certainly got it, haven't they, carl? yes indeed. i mean, by this point, they're just throwing see she's on the wall to see what sticks and that they are trying to come up with different reasons why we need to send hundreds of 1000000000 dollars to ukraine, to fund a weapons of munitions, to ukraine, to fight the russians 1st at fort wes, is not able to defeat russia. second, why is there a need to have a hostile relationship with russia or china? these are never explained to the public because there's not even a public debate about it. it's just a given that we somehow must be engaging, hostile confrontation with both nuclear superpowers, russia and china. this is frankly insane. we need to have more discussion

so then the security situation on the ground to hi, we spoke to hick met haji s foreign policy advisor, to the as a, by john, a president. we asked him about his country's offer amnesty for those separatists who dis on themselves in the going to cadillac. that's part of the 20 september of hosting. as a contact there is actions as the boys and made it very clear. but who puts an accounts down from the 1st kind of a 2nd kind of a whole 40 full days for others and engagement, simplest and free. and here we should differentiate 2 groups of people. one group is a service member of the armed forces that are probably performing yet is it also puts a gun down as it can be returned back to the public. performing as part of this argument is also the mobile decision process, such and also look at the residential holdings arms and also the guns down as a kind of return to say, a bad x. and from 0 to them, it was simply as a, a free and t. it should be based on the cynical then everybody, what does that a differentiation, differentiation? we're talking about some selective couple of the people in

the hicks is signing up on gust intruded to us. right. and what he knew about the pan has called canadian citizens. nazis. well, he muster the courage and stand up on his feet today and take responsibility. black see fleet is successfully fulfilling the task was assigned to the ex boy. marines could be seen on tv screens almost 247 to come on are of the russian black. see if we report live on operations. and so best of all dismantling western media is that he is being killed in a real quick attack. and scandal is obligations that are full of engine i have to put on put official funded a lifestyle torres in camden and warm old tubes of coding on now on the official investigation. light comes on the fly from us go. this is on team i as well as i'm in 30 minutes of news and views starting now. as the full about continues from the canadian house of parliament as 5 minutes. so give me a standing ovation to a will to not see, collaborate to the opposition is going for just intruder to quote, come out of hiding and take responsibility. the prime

earlier we spoke to hick natasha of foreign policy adviser to be answered by johnny president. we asked him about his country's offer of amnesty for separate this to disarm in the corner counter back the last part of the 20 september of holding as a contractor's actions as a boys and made it very clear. but who puts an accounts down from the 1st cut of a 2nd cut of 40 full days for others and engagements, simplest and free. and here we should differentiate 2 groups of people. one group is service. some of those armed forces that are probably performing in is it also puts a gun down as it can return back to the republic of armenia as part of this argument . this was a demobilization process such and also look at the residential, the holdings arms and also the, it comes down as a candidate to, to say a bad x and from 0 to them, it was simply as a free and you should be. but on the sending pull, then everybody what is that a differentiation, differentiation between the some selective couple of the people in the 1st kind of a full meet the crimes of all crimes. i guess other boys,

it is hicks on slipping to finish all the low cost offense off. one of a few actually is the system price plus you and coffee unless you were talking about the a if the, the alternative for germany party. right. and then now pulling really high and all the poles, if that would be an election today, it's would become possibly the largest party, the, the 2nd largest, but at least the is uh what you say a whole. yeah. rice of the far right bodies at the moment. um uh, how do you see the solution then? because it does that mean that you think there should be a stop on refugees? because the new deal. you also mentioned that the new you deal and your party, the green party has agreed also with this deal that the european union has decided to stop people that the outer bought us a few rook. and also if people are not a clickable for assign them, they can be locked up in detention centers with their children. that's a something that the german government has also agreed to. is that a solution to this? and that's and this misuse of content. but so it was i

positions and left with good fortune, director hartvid fischer and curator greek collections peter hicksscovered on an industrial scale after valuable specimens began to appear on online auctions. they were sold for next to nothing through fake internet accounts, the damage is estimated at millions of pounds, scotland continues to investigate the criminal case. well, all the main legal news and topics are in telegram channels , vested participation by an honest detective, we also watch our investigations and daily releases on the platform. go to the broadcast tab turn on an honest detective. we will see you at 21:30, and the information evening on the russia-24 television channel continues. strengthen work with companies so that they understand their responsibility for the situation with prices on the fuel market, the president set this task at a meeting with members of the cabinet of ministers; they also discussed the possibility of allocating subsidies for the supply of fuel oil to a number of regions and the situation on the pharmaceutical market, as well as quality control of househo

busy eskoville is from the international rescue committee, hicks lane, the situation of the voter unless behind the movement of such a large number of people are team in northern mexico, for example, leads to a part that is across a pass. so through these labs, they haven't been seeing a growing number of people trying to reach the gates or the parts of the entry and waiting there under the sun. we have no access to the most basic needs, like water or even fluid. and it's the result of the whole displacement phenomena. we are saying that the regions something that we need to remember and use that displacement or migration to a guy with that. not something that guns within the region has started until you being police as a region trying to but also this nation for people who have been for us to leave their homes for years. now, what do you, can you use a scale of abuse crisis? it's, it's reaching, there are several factors that can force people to leave their homes, such as climate change, the fact of frame of change and, and how these impacts other aspects of the economy are put security

a change in fact, involves thinking about tomorrow and facing hicks started go unit quantities rich country 0 rule based on a model with high rates of climate damage and gas emissions. a bit of a crime, it emergency room makes it urgent to correct tours with and implemented what has already been a great restaurant. there is no other reason why we speak of common, but differentiated responsibilities. and i put who made it a valuable populations in the global sell by the who are most affected by the loss and damage caused by climate change in the rate just 10 percent of the world's population. so people are responsible for almost half of all carbon released into the atmosphere. we by even developing countries. now, do not want to repeat this model. review in brazil chapter we have already proven once mobile and will drove again to more did dad or my socially fair and environmentally sustainable model is possible that we are at the, at the forefront of energy transition month to my 3. and i may die almost as my is already one of the cleanest in the will be 87 percent of our electrical power co

jeff, the fund global market funds at hicks pains the significance of the court really, as long as you can, i think it's very important for the brazilian political environment. the population of highly support the punishment of those invaders. we had a survey late july and review the so the 76 percent of the student population loving favor off i strong of punishment for what happened in january. so this is very important for the brazilian public opinion, including and i, i'm seeing that the president public opinion is much more in favor of the problems the punishment compared even to the americans with the general recei. uh, interaction. this is a bad for, for, for me, for this we have seen a nation from both a lot of supporters in the last couple months. of course, this event also make the things worse for, for him. but it's also important to highlight the full. so now i don't know if they see more complicated legal reasons himself. so politically and legally both auto is one of his worst moments as a politician. and of course these events doesn't help according buying. the dash is fo

well a we spoke to hick met a 4 and car. so you advise a to the as a by johnny president, we austin, about his country's office amnesty for a separate to suit the psalms, indigo, and kind of back the last part of the 20 september of holding as a contractors actions as a boys and made it very clear, but who puts an accounts down from the 1st cut of a 2nd cut off for 44 days for others and engagement, simplest and free. and here we should differentiate 2 groups of people. one group is service, some of those armed forces that are probably performing yeah. is it also puts a gun down as it can return back to the public performing as part of this argument is those are the decision process such and also look at the residence. we will holdings arms, and if they put all of their guns down as a candidate to, to say a bad x and from 0 to them, it was simply as a free and to should be. but on the sending pull the, everybody, what does that a differentiation, differentiation between the some selective couple of the people who in the 1st

. >> reporter: after years of waiting, deputy defense secretary kathleen hicks offered up the world's have been waiting to hear, and injustice. >> decades that forced d veteras toto hide who ththey are at wiwa long legacy. >> reporter: and the steps they will take for lgbtq vets who were denied honorable discharge. >> we are announcing that the dod will proactively review the veteran's discharge because of their sexual orientation. >> the witch hunt was always around -- >> reporter: this comes after a nine-month cbs news investigation that documented the impact of a less than honorable discharge. from the emotional consequences of having other than honorable on third db2 14 discharge form. >> it hurts, because my country is telling me i'm not good enough to serve because of who i love. not because of anything else. just because of who i love. >> reporter: to the practical ones. >> i can't be a police officer like i wanted to, because of my db2 14. yes, they mess with my life. >> reporter: cbs news also uncovered flaws in the military's existing system for reviewing discharges. a proce

hicks, blaine, to what's behind people being on the move and such as large numbers us or to me, northern mexico for example, leads to a part that is across a pass. so 3, these last days they haven't been seeing a growing number of people trying to reach the gates are the parts of entry and waiting there under the sun. we know access to the most basic needs uh like water or even fluid. and its the result of the whole displacement phenomena we are seeing the region something that we need to remember and use that displacement or migration to a guy with that think might not something that guns within the region has started being police as a region trying to but also destination for people who are helping flyers to leave their homes for years. now, what is new if it's k with abuse crisis, these, these regions, there are several factors that can force people to leave their homes, such as the climate change. the fact that the frame of change and, and how this impacts other aspects of the economy are with security, as well as growing, filed, and economic turmoil. and we can only think that it's

if things do not change. typhoon hick way has made land fall and se china. the heavy rains and floods to merge the vast areas of agricultural land. thousands have been evacuated from their homes. schools remain closed in some areas. authority say 5 people who were on board a fire truck are missing after it plunged into a river. in the mediterranean, the number of migrant crossings to europe is higher than it has been in years so far this year and more than 140000 people have survived to the perilous journey. an unknown number have died. one hot spot country for departures is tunisia. from there, the journey usually goes to the islands of love to do so or sicily. the has pledged hundreds of millions of yours to help the canadian government stopped people from making the crossing, but so far without much affect the w xian. philip schultz and my book yacht tidier report now from sax and to nisha, which is that the frontline of my friends are partners no routinely while the has been fishing out of this harbor near sucks for more than 20 years. he says things cha

hicks, is there any up on just included in spain? what he knew about the guest pan has called canadian citizens, nazis well, he muster the courage is stand up on his feet today and take responsibility to successfully fulfilling the tasks assigned to the next points or marines can be seen on tv screens. 247 come on, the russian black sea fleets ripples and live on operations in the west of all this minds. the western media is that you haven't been killed in a recently crazy website. i'm scanning this out of gauge into that i full, the international criminal court official funded the lifestyle of all the new edge taurus, fusion, gagnen war road and goes to coney on now on the official investigation by come paula, the problem of the to the well this is odd c, and it's great to have your company today. my name's what i told them as a full outcome to use from of the canadian house of parliament. and it is prime minister gives me a sunny evasion, and to a will to not seek elaborate to the opposition is called in for adjusting to the quote.

as it is as advisor, the techy to tell us more about that we have an advisor to present a live mr. hick with idea of with this. thank you very much for joining us. up. tell us about the situation of the people in the go into a car box and how is the aide reaching people? it's an give law. i was originated presenter. they've also had a meeting, was that it presented performing the residence of the kind of a regional father by john. and it was in that meeting as an agenda has been discussed and also as abrasions proposals, visitor gods, in a social economy includes further integration in the meantime for meditating issues . and also for meeting we have identified with other local requirements underneath and immediate, the other virginia government has reacted to the degree of also by jenny presidents and on the certificate of prime ministers, special working group presenters. first of all, i forget them. i'm just curious. we are assuming, enquiries quickly news is the responding to that new quote as a 1st i'm going to turn in deliberate has been and it's a 2 part of our meetings. as a res

as secretary hicks said there's a lot of folks out there in industry that yes, they have a business andhave to make money but their patriotic people who want to help solve problems and keep our country safe. so anything you can tell them that would help them better integrate and plug-in to indopacom specifically, but to the dod as a whole. >> thanks chairman. so the theme of duty is hard to work with, as many of you i think her grinning right now. probably the case, but that said, doctor kay, many of you know that you can get directed to a headquarters anytime to let me tell you what we have done. as we synchronize with what you just heard from the deputy to build to deliver outcomes i have just created a director, and get organizational adjustments, if you do organizational change for organizational change, it's not helpful. but what we have done is just created what we call joint mission excelerator directorate. and that has been established to be able to pull in the department's focus on acceleration in through the indopacom critical mission needs. so you can get directly to my headq

trey hicks, trey gallagher, and owe cutler and equally from the minority side, and i always butcher her last name and i apologizing i'll probably do it again, erin klodesky. lawyer ry -- lawyerie mrveg anon and lillian. from my personal staff, caesar, gisele, autumn, from my personal office. mr. chairman, i thank you for bringing this crucial legislation to the floor which support ours allies, protect ours national security in a smart, efficient, effective and thoughtful way. i urge my colleagues to support the bill and i reserve the balance of my time. thank you, sir. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentlewoman from california is recognized. ms. lee: i rise to oppose h.r. 4665 and yield as much time as i may consume. this bill would impose devastating cuts on programs meant to keep both america and the world safe and with all due respect to my friend and colleague, the chair of this committee, i am not an adversary of the united states. democrats are patriotic. we want our country to lead in global security and peace. this bill does just the opposite. this republican bill would

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>> i think secretary hicks is right on.th hyper sonic missile, aircraft carrier is insufficient to win that battle. the unmanned undersea and ariel vehicle, which the dod is doing in the gulf, incredible work to mesh networks and allow sensors to conduct operation, that is what we need for the future. big defense companies not at the forefront, this requires start-up to take it to the next level. i love the fact we're moving in this direction. >> steve: it would be cheaper than building an aircraft carrier and a lot of people would not be in harm's way. final item on ai roundup, credit karma launched ai powered financial assistant for consumers. if you have questions about your account, you will trust ai to give you financial advice apparently. >> i'm a stone throw from oxford university, but i tell you this, it may give you high-level advice, in regulated industry, we have to be careful, there are hallucinations that occur when it comes to people's finances, could be negative consequences and it is gimmicky to upon had, lo

to compete counter threats from china as being like into the space race with russia kathleen hicks, thehat the goal of all of this is to produce thousands of systems for use of the land, air and sea ready for first deployment within two years the defense department says it has to keep pace because china has focused heavily on a.i. research and development in the latest paragon budget request are around $1.8 billion the a.i. research and development. it is a race for a.i. dominance. i'm going to change a subject, my next guest runs a charity that provides wounded and disabled veterans with customize surfboards in the community to surf with. rob garnet is a managing director of one more wave and he joins me now. do provide the customize boards for free? >> we sure do we provide custom surfboards for injured and disabled veterans at no cost at all. stuart: in what way do they differ from a regular surfboard. >> may be someone who served overseas suffer some type of traumatic injury something incredibly physical maybe an amputation, spinal injury, maybe a bad burn and they might need someth

.>> deputy defense secretary kathleen hicks is overseeing the pentagon's uap investigation team.ld weekly meetings to make sure that any unexplained phenomenon or not adversaries would technology that could pose a national security threat to the united states. jonathan concocts jennifer, thank you very much. let's bring in fox news headlines 24/7 sports reporter and the smartest man in the world, eric. eric, i know your skeptic on this. you see jennifer's reporting and we seen these videos before. these are u.s. navy pilots. this is not some kook out in the woods saying i saw something weird. these are u.s. navy pilots would say that is not explainable by anything we've ever seen in the skies anywhere. >> i'm scriptable on most things and i'm skeptical here. as a possible we've been visited lots and lots of times by aliens? sure. these sites go back 40 to 50 years. are you telling me they never reached out to us in any way? that we know of out of all that time?i don't know. i don't buy it. >> they reached out to me. >> but have they said? >> on a less serious note. i love the ide

kathleen hicks is now overseeing the pentagon's ufo investigation team.eing the congressionally mandated website, which will provide a security mechanism by which users is submit their own reports of unidentified aerial phenomena. gillian? >> gillian: the american public has always been obsessed with this. why is the pentagon digging in now? >> there's videos that go back to 1945. there's been sightings. if you look at the hotspots for where most of the sightings are now, they are off the coast of the east coast and west coast of the united states where there's many military installations, also in the middle east and the asia pacific corridor near taiwan and those other areas. that suggested in the wake of the chinese spy balloon, which surprised the pentagon last january, i think everyone wants to make sure there aren't spy craft, if you will, our technological advances of the nation's adversaries. >> gillian: thanks, jennifer. we appreciate it as always. buster murdaugh is talking to martha maccallum. it's his first interview since his father, alec, was

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they're having some hick ups recently over the last year but more recently they have taken more policyhich are favorable to the market. while india may have benefited in the short term i personally think both india and china can continue to get more outflows globally, these are two markets which will continue to grow in importance for investors. across asset classes where there it is credit or equity, in the short term we might have benefited but i believe that investors are willing to put more money both in india and china. there will be periods where one country may have slight geopolitical risks or otherwise but i think it is not at the cost of one another but both countries will get increasing share of the global interest. menaka: so what kind of flows to continue to see from here and what risk scenario will change that in india? for instance, i know there is some concern around the geopolitical situation between india and canada at this point in time though it is not quite playing out in the indian equity markets. there are other issues, -- has become quite expensive or concerned