, but guam is the most serious akenawa, the most serious american bases, this is already a direct threat this is some kind of the first step towards creating some kind of real military-political union in asia, which in my opinion look, although we have always denied this, and china denies it, but it seems to me that it’s time... on the one hand, to argue, on the other hand , to support, that means to argue, we say, what i want with you, well, that’s not what argument, you know, but we say, they, they feel like they’re losing, well, no, don’t worry about yourself to deceive, you stand in their place, well, let's stand in you're an american, you're in the us congress, i don't know, so to speak, where and i can't lose if i'm an american, well, you you, you you? you're saying that they feel that they can lose, they don't feel it, no, they don't feel it, but they have a lot of trump cards from their point of view, but why deceive yourself, for them, for them it's, they , they, they have a powerful coalition, it must be said, very, very united, but if they really are the us ambassador to vietn

to poland and the czech republic and slovakia and some to america territories in the pacific like guame aleutian islands in alaska to deter. having troops in germany doesn't help us. >> john bolton and mark esper have a different account of what happened during that time, saying that you supported pulling out and bringing people back to the u.s. but on the campaign trail right now donald trump is talking about ukraine a lot, and he said, apparently, according to the hungarian prime minister viktor orban, that he won't give a pep now ukraine if he's reelected and by cutting off that money, that will end the war. that sounds like that would be ending the war in russia's favor. doesn't it? >> well, keep in mind, margaret, we're the first administration to give lethal aid to the ukrainians, the jav lan missiles which stopped the russian vanj to start with. it was too little too late. we need to bring vladimir putin to the table and the way to do that is what larry kudlow and i called for and what president trump has called for, put sanctions on the russians to bring putin to the table to h

i'm going to be at a diner in guam. [laughter] >> rachel: i'm actually vouching. i want you to go.ut i would watch. >> brian: take me three days. >> lawrence: i'm sure he has room on his jet. >> brian: while i head off to guam, why don't we toss over to carley. >> carley: i got some crazy stories out of california for you this morning starting with a new bill that's being pushed by california democrats, which would mandate illegal immigrants be hired for taxpayer funded state jobs. reform california chairman karl demaio blasting the proposal while speaking to fox news digital. >> i have seen a lot of outrageous frostles california democrat politicians bending over backwards to make it easier for illegal immigrants to get in and to get taxpayer benefits. but this one absolutely tops the list of insane ideas. >> bill failed through the assembly passing by a 59-4 vote. and now awaits action in the california state senate. this would mandate those jobs, guys, for illegal immigrants. >> brian: put them in front of the line get the job. i don't see any problem with that because they have

orbit vehicle to safely decommission the iss, and funding to rebuild the nasa facilities in guam and the armstrong flight research center . congress has not passed the supplemental appropriation package yet to date, is the funding for the guam hurricane package including in the budget request for 2025? >> no, sir just like the department of defense, that request for guam is request in an emergency supplemental because that was as a result of a typhoon. our request is $400 million, of which we have been cutting and pasting and chewing gum and bailing wire as an interim solution. our request pales by comparison to dod, dod is something like $2 billion request. ours is $400 million and also in that request is the request for the funding for the de-orbit vehicle. why is it an emergency? it should not be yet, the regular request for appropriations. because we don't know what putin is going to do. we built the international space station with the russians and operate it with the russians, we have had no hiccup at all with the cosmonauts for moscow, mission control, and houston mission cont

that request for the guam dishes is requesting emergency supplemental.t is the result of a typhoon. our request is $400 million, which has been cutting and pasting, chewing gum and bailing wire as an interim solution. and our request pales in comparison to the dod. the dod is something like 2 billion request, ours is 400 million. but also in that request is a request for the funding for the d orbit vehicle. why is it an emergency? and it shouldn't be in the regular request for appropriations. because we don't know what vladimir putin is going to do. we built the international space station with the russians. we operated with russians. we have no hiccup whatsoever with the russian cosmonauts nor moscow. mission control and mission control of which we have both russians and americans were both. we have an integrated crew. there is an american astronaut. there is a russian cosmonaut. but we don't know what the president of russia is going to do and we can be in an emergency situation and we have to get the structure that is as big as a football stadium down

flooding that has impacted know just of in areas, but it will say more were real mountainous areas to guam. don't proven side has some of the biggest cities in china, but it was to have some of the most dramatic mounting landscapes to and, and this is where some of the, the people that were missing of, of, of, of, of days into the kind of latha office last week we're still located um, what's making more the rescue efforts. even more challenging though, is that the, the getting some of the weather we're simply continuing. we've seen it drop off in the level of rain that's been hitting this part of china since the beginning of last week with that is still heavy rain in, in this part of china as well as slight temperature is not. so what's really the central focus for thursday is now there's a deep concern that in those parts of, of one going problems and most of, in china where there's still a lot of what the thinking that's on the ground that this could be way. what's important diseases could spike, and this inspection is actually what authorities now moving into next week. we're going to b

my first duty station was officer guam and that's where i got to explore who i was.ng under the umbrella of don't ask don't tell, and having a friend being separated because he was gay. it was very rule. had you to make sure that you were following the rules you needed to do everything you need today do. i was fortunate to be there when don't ask don't tell was repealed. you find people who are making a big deal about it, the next day everybody went to work like nothing happened. we were accepted and nobody made a big deal about it. work performance was even better because you didn't have to hide something and worry about hiding. the transition from that world into this one is basically the exact same. i was able to just jump in and just you know, not even test the waters. >> i grew up with firefighters, my uncle and cuss infor a volunteer department in canada. here it's quite different, bigger department, a lot of different people. you know, just working with san francisco i really enjoy having all the different personalities, background, experiences, i'm a pro lead

move our soldiers and marines out of europe and germany where they are garrisoned and put them in guamhilippines and australia where we have marines already and that sends a strong message to the chinese not to invade. the key is to deter war and not to fight and win a war, and we need to deter the chinese and communist party from taiwan in the first place which we failed to do in russia and ukraine. so strength will deter the chinese from invading and it's not talk. it's how they see our forced posture. >> the largest contingent of all overseas u.s. military forces is in east asia and the pacific already. the you're calling to send the entire marine corps to asia. when mr. trump was president -- sorry, go ahead. >> the fighting forces of the marine corps and we have pendelton and camp lejeune and logistics, but like world war ii when asha was key for us, we should have the marines in asia and the navy and army in europe and the rest of the world and the marines are suiteded for the indo-pacific and we should have them there to deter the chinese. we don't want a war. moving the marine

against this background, the united states transferred to an air base on the island of guam in the westerncean, a group of strategic bombers, the nuclear-powered aircraft carrier of the us navy ronald reagan arrived there, well, if anyone doesn’t remember, he died, sorry, this is a joke, a bridge from yesterday’s broadcast, to nato, the presence of its armed forces in asia -the oceanic region is traditionally presented as protecting freedom and democracy, that’s what the nato secretary says, who will soon be expelled. how they loaded containers of ammunition onto trains in north korea. in response, russia gives something in north korea. and we are very deeply concerned about the possibility that russia is providing support for their nuclear missile programs. so, again, the answer is that they are becoming more and more united, authoritarian regimes like north korea, china, iran and russia. more importantly, we must become united. countries that believe in freedom and democracy, this is now more important than ever before, but alzheimer’s really tortured him, he’s just shaking, why are you

the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from guam, mr. moylan, for five minutes. mr. moylan: thank you, mr. speaker. as a pacific islander, i wish to recognize the significance of june 12 as philippine independence day. and the relationship that the u.s. and the philippines share. as a founding member of the united nations and member of many international global security oanizations, the philippines has long been a bastion of freedom in the pacific as a close friend of the united states. it is well known that the horrors of world war affected the entire world. in the pacific many island nations and territories were japanese forces and many suffered under their occupation. the face of such harsh conditions pacific nations like the philippines and territories like guam preserved an unbreakable spirit that could not be rivaled. in 1945, filipino guerrilla fighters with the help of allied forces broke free of their shackles and forced their occupying forces away. despite four years of atrocities. ever since then, the philippines has been a ba

just look at guam as a recent example. over $50 billion, $50 billion in repairs will be needed on the installation on guam which were damaged by a typhoon last year. with all the military construction funding going to guam, the infrastructure vulnerability on this island is very clear and we must address it. and then there's alaska. alaska continues to experience melting perma frost which damages runways and radar stations all across the state. we are spending sustainment and research dollars to protect these installations in the best way we can. by cutting climate programs, we harm resiliency and, folks, we're going to pay for it in the back end. second, the bill cuts the security funding for the ukraine assistance initiative. i recently met with president zelenskyy and he expressed how grateful the ukrainian people were that the united states had finally delivered additional ammunition to help ukraine repel putin's invasion. we know this bill should include long-term assistance that ukraine needs. this funding has been t

giants win the game 5-3 and the three-guam series. record of 34-35. they earned the day off. they ho this weekend. >>> the a's finished up at san diego, looking for something to avoid a sweep. well guess what? they are still searching. tied up in the ninth and then the last 24 hours, the a's lost two games via a walk-off big fly. sending everyone home. padres win it 5-4. the a's will head to minnesota tomorrow to give the twins a try. >>> and we will get out of here with this. nuptials at the ballpark. shout out to jung who greeted her hubbie. four years of courtship and ended right at the section 302 during the second inning for today's giants and the astros game. mark has been a bartender at north star cafe. so i wonder if the drinks are on him tonight. >> absolutely. yeah. >> congratulations. to you. >> and that is so fantastic. >> a perfect view. >> gorgeous. >> right over the park. >> that picture of them kissing for the first time. priceless. >> the love of baseball, perfect view. nice setting. love it. >> i love it. >> congratulates. >> thanks. >>> still ahead here at

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visit, the rhetoric with north korea had been ramped up to such an extent that the american base in guam put on high alert but the summit in singapore brought about a rep #. -- rapprochement. there was almost a rreal atmosphere in which the american side projected this idea that north korea could one day become something akin to florida. >> what if a people that share a common and rich heritage can find a common future? their story is well known. but what will be there sql? destiny pictures presents a story of opportunity, a new stor a new beginning. one of peace. two men, two leaders, one destiny. >> fast forward six years and the parades in pyongyang look nothing like the parades in orlando. gone is donald trump, replaced by vladimir putin, who is visiting north korea for the first time in 24 years. the alliance that donald trump had promised has disappeared, replaced with a new access that threatens to split the world in two. vladimir putin has been given the full r carpet treatment, an open top parade, and a commitment from kim jong-un that his country will stand. behind the russian

that court date is on wednesday in saipan, on an island north of guam. that's a us territory.rew all right, perry, thank you. >> one of president biden's plans to ease student loan debt has hit a judicial roadblock. federal judges in kansas and missouri have stopped key elements of the save plan, which ties payment to borrowers incomes. republican led states claim the president didn't have the authority to enact the plan. the white house has vowed to fight the ruling well with the big debate now just two days away, former president trump spent the night courting donors in new orleans. >> guests at the fundraiser told abc news that trump made little mention of the debate, but he did express confidence about his performance. trump is also ramping up calls for president biden to take a drug test, claiming he will use performance enhancing drugs before taking the stage to stay alert. the biden camp dismissed the claim as desperate lies. biden's team fanned out across the country yesterday to mark the second anniversary of the supreme court ruling that overturned roe v wade. vice p

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twice in general. you can't do anything, our drones, our planes that fly, off alaska, of course, off guamo the continental parts of the united states, our strategists are also patrolling the territory there, so it's a game that, of course, they don't say, that they hit our beach, they don't say, now we sent a message to say, and we are here, why are we not, well, this... game can be played together, well, we have to say so, well, otherwise, you can't, well, that's what they say all the time, that we are not there, but somehow, well, they don't believe something for some reason, well, the main thing is actually this opinion as a result of this whole story, that it turns out to be a provocation, to provoke the russians to somehow respond like that, as they never answered. but they will hold on. one way or another, these blows are also blows to our endurance. you might not like it terribly, you want to go crazy, or maybe you would like someone somewhere to finally go crazy? but in this situation you become a target, and so do their blows. but if you think that this somehow globally changes t

nothing you won't do it, our drones, ours the planes that fly near alaska, of course, of course, near guamii, fly to the continental... united states, our strategists are also patrolling the territory there, so it's a game that, of course, they say, they don't say that they hit our beach, they don't say, now we sent a message to say, why are we here , well, this game can be played together, well, we have to say so, well, it can't be otherwise, well , that's what they say all the time, that we're there no, but somehow... well, they don't believe something for some reason, and that's the main thing the thought as a result of this whole story is that this turns out to be a provocation to provoke the russians to somehow respond in a way that they have never responded to, but they will hold on. one way or another, these blows are also blows to our endurance. you may not like it terribly, you want to go crazy. but if you think that this somehow globally changes the plans of the russians, no, it does not, because the main idea is still to destroy ukrainian statehood, they have no other strategy b

general nothing will be done, our drones, our planes that fly near alaska, of course, of course, near guamto the continental parts, they do not say that they hit on our beach, they don't say, now we sent a message to say, and we're here , why don't we, well, you can play this game together, well, we have to say so, well , you can't otherwise, well, that's how they say it constantly that we are not there, but somehow they don't believe it. for some reason, for some reason, well, the main thing is actually this opinion as a result of this whole story, that it turns out to be a provocation to provoke the russians, to somehow respond, as they never responded, but they will hold on. one way or another, these blows are another blows on our window. you may not like it very much, you may want to pee, or maybe you would like... the russians, no, it does not change, because the main idea is still to destroy ukrainian statehood, they have no other strategy, except to do something so that ukraine does not had little weapons and strength to oppose them, that is, they are not ready to fight with ukraine

la proyecciÓn para "el guame". orbelÍn. "piojo" alvarado. vamos a ver si busca ese apoyo.ores futbolistas mexicano. oswaldo: que junto con antuna y malagÓn podrÍa sumarse. josÉ: sale a jugar el equipo uruguay, ahora la gana mÉxico. disparo, un bombazo de la pelota por parte del piojo. estÁbamos muy cerca de empatarlo. todavÍa se mueve el arco de rochet. "kikÍn": ahÍ estÁ mÉxico teniendo respuesta despuÉs del gol que recibe. sigue presionando al frente. gana este despeje del portero. luego el piojo no se la piensa, este es el piojo que queremos ver, piojo con decisiÓn como lo hacen chivas. oswaldo: es allÍ donde saca su capacidad tÉcnica donde hizo goles en el clÁsico tapatÍo. no se la piensa, ahÍ es donde mÁs me gusta a este piojo cayendo por derecha. lÁstima para el equipo mexicano que la pelota llega en el palo. josÉ: ahora es uruguay que responde con una presiÓn alta y casi gana la pelota los uruguayos. balÓn para servicio de manos para mÉxico. la gente trae un gran ambiente. "mafer": se han comportado muy bien desde chicago y ahora en denver. college station, la venta

and also that there is federal courts here on the west or pacific even on guam. where the us constitution does rule and can handle cases just like any other district court in the united states come as well known as chief regional, corresponded for k u a. i news, we appreciate it. thank you very much. indeed. thank you. and you as president of having to cost on rest at whatever cost. he says the storming of parliament by protest as has been treasonous. the countries medical association says at least 13 people were killed during the day of demonstrations after m. p. pasta bill imposing new taxes. the amount of trade was sent in after hundreds of protesters poured into the parliament comp time to nairobi. burton parts of the building, the us and the african union are urging restraint. they say all size should talk to each other, demonstrate to say there's still time to stop the president from signing the bill into law. jim chavez reports from the protest in nairobi within hours of passing a degree on popular new thoughts and use parliament was overrun by and we can

old internet publisher flew from bangkok to a courthouse on the small island on a small island near guam. that's where assange plans to plead guilty to espionage charges as part of a deal with the u.s. that will spare him any prison time. for years, he's been jailed in the united kingdom while fighting extradition to america, assange is accused of publishing u.s. military secrets that allegedly put the country's national security at risk. but assange says he acted as a journalist to expose us military wrongdoing. after his plea and sentencing, he will return to his home in australia, now to the middle east, where more humanitarian aid is flowing into gaza thanks to a us built pier. the floating military structure juts out 1200ft from gaza. from the coastline into the mediterranean sea. that's where ships are able to unload pallets of much needed supplies to the palestinians. as of today, more than 8000 pallets have been delivered, but about 7000 remain sitting on the gaza coast, waiting to be picked up and distributed by the un. the cargo ship that hit the key bridge in baltimore has arr

background, the united states deployed a group of strategic bombers to an airbase on the island of guam carrier of the us navy also arrived there. ronald reagan. well, if anyone doesn't remember, he died. sorry, this is a joke, a bridge from yesterday's show. in nato, the presence of its armed forces. in the asia-pacific region they traditionally pass it off as defending freedom and democracy, that’s what the nato secret lady says, who will soon be expelled and replaced by a dutch one, a scoundrel, i hope. i won’t be kicked out of the russia tv channel for using the word shmara, i just found out that it turns out that this offends a group of social stratum of girls with low social responsibility, they complain about some our colleagues working on other channels. authoritarian forces are uniting more and more, they support each other like never before. the fact that putin went to north korea, that... authoritarian regimes like north korea, china, iran and russia, it is more important that we must become more united, countries that believe in freedom and democracy, this is important now,

military-technical way, they have now sent this aircraft carrier gerald ford and so on, by the way, a base on guamn’t forget, it was from this air base that the b-52 planes and other things took off for bombing in iraq, this. they are dumping now, they are customizing it, it is for this, they are customizing it for this business, for the middle east, this is what it is intended for there, so say, iran will stand up for hezbollah, because hezbollah is as important for iran as israel is, it is important for the united states, they cannot abandon it and so on, so the war can be very serious, yes, all the more so it is necessary to clearly understand that this time there are losses in israel, by the way, the military-political leadership of israel understands this, but it says that... we will start, but yes, we will pass, we will lose, there will be great losses, and so on and so forth, i think this loss will surpass all the losses that israel suffered for all these wars that happened before, the reason for this behavior of the israeli leadership, which is now already criticizing inside israel, includ

visit the rhetoric with north korea had been ramped up to to such an extent that the american base in guam put on high alert. but the summit in singapore brought a reprochement. for those of who were, i was one of them, there was an almost surreal atmosphere, in which the american side projected this idea, that north korea could one day what if a people that share a common and rich _ what if a people that share a common and rich heritage can find a common future? _ and rich heritage can find a common future? their story is well known. but what — future? their story is well known. but what will be there sql? —— there sol _ but what will be there sql? —— there sol two _ but what will be there sql? —— there sql. two men, to leaders, one destiny — fast forward six years and the parades in pyongyang look nothing like the parades in orlando. gone is donald trump replaced by kimjung un�*s new friend vladimir putin, who is visiting north korea for the first time in 2a years. the alliance that donald trump had promised, sealed with a love letter, has disappeaed. replaced with a new axis that threat

after president biden won in guam and the us virgin islands over the weekend in new york.nsen, fox news. >> hunter biden's fate in his federal gun trial now lies in the hands of a dozen jurors. today, attorneys for both sides made their final case at a delaware courthouse. prosecutor leo wise says there is clear evidence hunter biden was a drug user when he bought a gun in 2018. hunter biden's defense team says he was not using drugs during the 11 days he had the gun. they did not, however, call him to the stand. >> there's too much material in his text messages that he could be cross-examined about, and it would open the door to many of the other cases that were not necessarily in front of the jurors. >> the jury is now tasked with deciding whether hunter biden is guilty of three felony charges, as president biden has said he will accept the jury's verdict and not pardon his son if he's convicted. >> mayors from two big cities in california are at a public event right now in the bay area, discussing what it takes to lead mannies in the mission is hosting san francisco may

in the presidential primary calendar has officially come to an end after biden won the primaries in guam and the u.s. virgin islands over the weekend. it. coming up this hour, the city of san jose is creating ai policy for companies that >> work with san jose. what policies will do to protect private data. plus. apple gets into ai but with a twist, see how the iphone will get smarter but still protect your privacy. i'm rich demuro. that's coming up in rich on tech. >> alright, weather time here as we get a live look out there at the san mateo bridge. the so home here on a tuesday and what is a hot tuesday afternoon. lot of haze out there. >> lawrence is joining us of because he says the good news here is a it's not going to last forever. yeah, i like these heat waves. but if they last a long time that they start becoming issue. but that's not going to be the case this time around, in really camp to qualify. this is a real heat wave is just not a long period, but a one-day event. tomorrow we start to cool things down and then much cooler weather as we round out the week. but out there rig

enforce sanctions or embargoes against a country hit nuclear weapons not hit troops in places like guamthe mainland of the united states. >> brian: i want you to hear what jurorrian stoltenberg said with president biden yesterday, watch. >> together we are deterred further russian aggression in europe. i know we welcomed finland and sweden in the alliance. making it clear we will defend every single territory. >> brian: the part when he wasn't nodding he said 21 of the 30 countries now reaching 2%. number one, if that in fact does weigh out. that is a huge improvement, right, senator? >> it's a big improvement from where we were in the obama biden years in part because president trump got tough on our friends in europe. some countries were already moving that direction. they tended to be the smaller countries that were more exposed a threat from russia. tthe bigger wealthier countries need get there rickenbacker's invasion of ukraine opens eyes to european countries on need to build the military. point president trump has made for years. we support and defend our allies in europe. but e

the deal means he will attend a hearing in a u.s. federal court on u.s. controlled islands north of guam. he is expected to plead guilty to one charge under the espionage act, experts say he'll be handed a 62 month sentence that corresponds to time he already served there in that u.k. prison. it means he will be able to walk free and a national security spokesperson said that this deal was brokered by the department of justice and that the white house was not involved. marcus. all right. alice barr in washington, thanks for that update. well, new this morning, a surprise announcement by the u.s. surgeon general. he's declaring gun violence a public health crisis. doctor vivek murthy cites the rise in deaths due to firearms and the growth in the number of mass shootings over the past decade. he also notes the impact on the larger population. this is the first time a surgeon general has made this kind of declaration. now the goal here is to raise awareness and generate new congressional proposals to address the crisis. well, a massive rainbow flag is going up all to kick off pride weekend,

the primary season is officially over after president biden won in guam and the us virgin islands overmoderna announced today that its 2 in 1 flu and covid vaccine has passed advanced clinical trials. trials show the combo experimental vaccine is more effective than standalone shots, generating higher immune responses against three strains of the flu and covid 19. it could also reduce the stress of respiratory viruses on health systems and pharmacies. moderna hopes the vaccine will be available sometime next year. >> all righty. hope you had a nice day. it was pretty good weather around here. temperatures did warm up a good five and ten degrees over yesterday and that's been the trend pretty much since. the weekend was a mild weekend, but each day since saturday the temperatures have come up a couple of degrees. you can see the fog out there now across the bay, yet it's getting pinched down right. so it's not going to have that big inland push tonight which is leading up to tomorrow being the warmest day of the week. and that heat advisory going into effect tomorrow morning and lasting

the deal means he'll attend a hearing in a u.s. federal court on a u.s. controlled island north of guam. he is expected to plead guilty to one charge under the espionage act. experts say he will be handed a 62 month sentence but get credit for time served. all of that he has already served letting him walk free, a national security spokesperson says this was an independent deal brokered by the department of justice, and that the white house was not involved. marcus, it's just amazing how long this has gone on. i mean, i remember when we first heard the name julian assange. all right. alice barr in washington. alice, thank you. new this morning, a surprise announcement by the us surgeon general. he's declaring gun violence a public health crisis. doctor vivek murthy cites the rise in deaths due to firearms and growth in the number of mass shootings over the past decade. now, he also cites the impact on the larger population. this is the first time a surgeon general has made this kind of a declaration, and his goal is to raise awareness and generate new congressional proposals to address

that court date is wednesday on an island north of guam, specifically saipan. >> it was six muni riderse high in 2023, according to a new survey. the transportation agency said that 72% of riders rated the service as either good or excellent. that was 6% higher than it was in 2022. now, muni also said this past year was the highest rating that they've received since they started doing these annual surveys in 2001. >> the tsa just had its busiest day ever, and it's gearing up for even more travelers for the 4th of july, the agency that secures our country's airports said it broke its previous record screening nine screening 2.99 million people on sunday this friday is expected to be even busier. the tsa anticipates it will screen more than 3 million people overall, 5% more people are expected at security checkpoints this 4th of july compared to last year. and now it's your morning money report. apple could be the first big tech company to be fined for breaking europe's tough new digital competition rules. european union regulators are accusing the company of preventing app developers fro

that court date is on wednesday in saipan, an island north of guam that is a us territory.ton. >> the media company, owned by conspiracy theorist alex jones, will be shut down and sold off the bankruptcy trustee handling jones's case says the proceeds of the sale will go toward paying off the $1.5 billion he owes the families of the sandy hook elementary school shooting victims. jones was ordered to pay the families for repeatedly calling the shooting a hoax. he filed both personal and business bankruptcy cases after being found liable. jones has been saying for months he expects infowars to be shut down, but he plans to continue his broadcast in some other fashion. a trade group representing major record labels is suing two ai companies, claiming they stole copyrighted songs to train their systems to produce music. the lawsuit claims the systems recreated songs like all i want for christmas is you by mariah carey and abba's dancing queen. some of the songs allegedly ended up on streaming services. the record labels are demanding. the new york based suno and san francisco b

not just hawaii, not just guam, they have missiles that can reach anywhere in the united states.brian, is supplying about 10,000 containers of munitions to russia on daily -- on a, you know, monthly basis for their war in ukraine. that's o10,000 is the total number. so, you see north korea resupplying russia. what can russia give to north korea? they can provide even mover advanced sophisticated weaponry to those missiles which are already a threat to the united states. so you see something that i like to call, brian, there is a supply chain of terror coming on. you see north korea. you see iran resupplying russia and who is the target of all of this? well, ultimately, it comes down to americans. those iranian made drones are what killed americans in january in jordan. those iranian made drones and ballistic missiles are what the houthis use to shoot at u.s. ships. so you have to look at iran, at north korea, at russia, and china as one entity, one supply chain of terror and their ultimate goal is the united states. and this defense pack yesterday only made the ties between russi

improperly configure their instruments like in the crash of a korean air flight and guam in 1997, or they just simply fatigue after a long day. remember, this flight was coming in after midnight pilots i've talked to say they've been worked especially hard lately. big questions here for investigators, but the good news is the layers of safety work that low altitude alerting system and use by air traffic control stop the accident chain that was headed toward disaster yeah. >> it's not great when the doorbell km is catching the plane real quick. one word answer. do you get skiffle line? >> i don't right now. i know it was more than one, but i was more than one sorry, bunting. >> always appreciated my friend. thank you very much coming up on sunday. state of the union, north dakota governor doug burgum on the vice presidential shortlist. that's sunday morning at nine eastern. and again at noon here on cnn. and i don't think where it's going to display really the stakes here. we are just six days away from the biggest event yet at the 2024 race, the first general election presidential de

we have caused and i want you to know we are totally committed in her work and focus on safety for guamre employed by both so again, i'm sorry now, boeing is under intense scrutiny after a series of safety mishaps earlier this year. >> and the congressional budget office hiking, it's estimate of the us budget deficit by 400 billion dollars on tuesday, the bulk of it was blamed on the biden administration's proposed student loan forgiveness program that could take effect this fall justin timberlake arrested on long island and charged with driving while intoxicated please say he performed poorly on a field sobriety test after refusing a breathalyzer this is surveillance video of timberlake's vehicle moments before he was pulled over. >> court documents reveal he drove through a stop sign and then fail to keep on the right side of the road and students in america's second-largest school district will no longer be able to use cell phones during the school day. >> the los angeles school board voting five to two and failed however, the ban which takes effect in spring of 2025. and recent poll

did the pilots improperly configured their instruments like in the crash of a korean air flight and guam in 1997 or were they simply fatigue? in depth or really long day? remember, this light was coming in after midnight and pilots i talked to you say they'd been worked especially hard lately, big questions here for investigators. >> the good news is the layer because of safety work that low altitude alerting system and use by air traffic control stop the accident can that was headed toward disaster. thank god for that, pete been tina. thank you very much coming up alive. report on a truly shocking story from paris, where at least two young boys are now in custody after a brutal anti-semitic attack on a 12-year-old little jewish girl debate night in america as biden and trump meet and only cnn has complete coverage with unrivaled x so as an exclusive pre and post of beat analysis follows cnn for every countless moment followed debate night in america, thursday at 7:00 p.m. if you have chronic kidney disease you can reduce the risk of kidney failure with par sega because there are places

ahead of time, it's kind of a long flight he's on his way right now to a us territory not far from guam and not far from australia, where he is ultimately going to be a free man after he's pled guilty to one count. so here he is. he's going to walk free very shortly. he was indicted under the trump administration back in 2019, which is when you said this about julian assange and the whole wikileaks process. let's listen he'll let me be clear julia, to sij, bradley manning and then related but separate edward snowden, that blood on their hands and i hope the justice department throws the book atom i am looking forward to seeing them extradited back to the united states. >> it let's just talk for a second about what they did. they took all of our operational files as a green beret in afghanistan. we were nothing operations night after night after night against the taliban, al-qaeda. later on, isis, they took all of our operational files and particularly the sources, the local afghans that we're working with us, they did this in iraq as well, and put them all over the internet. >> i think

from it's like in the crash of the korean air flight and guam in 1997 or were they simply fatigued afterong day? remember this flight coming in after midnight and pilots i talked to say they have been worked, especially hard lately. big questions here for investigators. the good news is that the layers of safety worked and that the low altitude alerting system and use by air traffic after control stopped the accident chain that was headed toward disaster pete mundane, cnn, washington. >> the summer solstice is celebrated at stonehenge enough, despite protesters spray painting, world heritage site, a few days before more on the head state with us debate in america as biden and trump meet and he, cnn has complete coverage with unrivaled access and exclusive pre and post upbeat analysis follows cnn for every countless moment followed debate night in america thursday, it's 7:00 p.m. skin craving next level hydration, neutrogena hydro boost, water cream, a vital boost of nine times more hydrogen that's clinically proven to boost your skin's barrier for quenched, dewy skin. that's full of life

did the pilots improperly configure their instruments like the crash of a korean air flooding guam in 1997 or were they simply fatigued after a long day? remember, it's light was coming in well after midnight. >> pilots i talked to say they'd been worked especially hard lately, really big questions for investigators here. the good news is that the layers of safety work, the low altitude of learning system and used by air traffic control stop the accident, jan that was barren pulling towards disaster. >> this could have been really bad yeah, definitely fortunate that no one was hurt and that the system actually works, right. >> pete martin. thank you so much let's dig deeper on this. with cnn transportation analyst and former inspector general for the department of transportation mary schiavo, marie, we of course, have to point out for the sake of transparently, the transparency that you have ongoing litigation against boeing from a 2019 crash. but focusing on the southwest incident pete laid out some of the potential things that could have occurred. how does something like this happen

, the town of psi pan, the northern mariana islands, which has a us territory and the pacific near guam he will make that police there. a federal judge in a federal district court based there will then either approve or not. but we suspect approve the deal and they will sentenced him to 62 months. that's where us prosecutors are asking for, but that will be offset by the time he's already served in bohmer high security prison in the uk. so this is something that seems to have happened very quickly, but his team recorded a video a week ago where they seem to be already confident that this was going to go through, take a listen to a portion of that video with his wife, stella assange throughout the years of julian's imprisonment. and persecution. an incredible movement has been formed. a movement of people from all walks of life from around the world who support not just julian and not just us in our family but what julian stands for, truth and justice truth and justice is the argument that you hear from his supporters, his team, that this was all about journalism, and that the charges ag

to the pilots improperly configure their instruments like in the crash of a korean air flight and guamjust simply fatigue after a long day. remember, this flight was coming in after midnight pilots i've talked to say they've been worked especially hard lately. big questions here for investigators, but the good news is the layers of safety work that low altitude alerting system and use by air traffic control stop the accident chain that was headed toward disaster yeah. >> it's not great when the doorbell km is catching the plane real quick. one word answer. do you get skiffle line? >> i don't right now. i know it was more than one, but i was more than one sorry, bunting. >> always appreciated my friend. thank you very much coming up on sunday. state of the union, north dakota governor doug burgum on the vice presidential shortlist. that's sunday morning at nine eastern. and again at noon here on cnn. and i don't think where it's going to display really the stakes here. we are just six days away from the biggest event yet at the 2024 race, the first general election presidential debate,

the pilots improperly configured their instruments like in the crash of the korean their flight and guam simply fatigued after a long day. remember this flight was coming in after midnight and pilots i talked to say they'd been especially worked hard lately, big questions here for investigators. a good news is the layers of safety worked and that low altitude alerting system and use by air traffic control stop the accident chain that was barreling towards disaster. viktor amara, that is a remarkably understated reaction. >> yeah aircraft right? you good. >> 500 feet. that's all perhaps they've gotten used to say maybe sadly, and have very scary to think about that pete mundane thank you for that report next week, actor alec baldwin will try again to get involuntary manslaughter charges against him dismissed a separate motion to dismiss the charges was denied on friday. >> of course, the charges came after the shooting death of halyna hutchins on the set of the film, rust here, cnn's josh campbell and a new court filing in the us state of new mexico. prosecutors laid out various items of

my first duty station was officer guam and that's where i got to explore who i was. and being under the umbrella of don't ask don't tell, and having a friend being separated because he was gay. it was very rule. had you to make sure that you were following the rules you needed to do everything you need today do. i was fortunate to be there when don't ask don't tell was repealed. you find people who are making a big deal about it, the next day everybody went to work like nothing happened. we were accepted and nobody made a big deal about it. work performance was even better because you didn't have to hide something and worry about hiding. the transition from that world into this one is basically the exact same. i was able to just jump in and just you know, not even test the waters. >> i grew up with firefighters, my uncle and cuss infor a volunteer department in canada. here it's quite different, bigger department, a lot of different people. you know, just working with san francisco i really enjoy having all the different personalities, background, experiences, i'm a

these are but two units of seabees, 134th construction battalions in guam at the end of the after hed from the navy as a seaman first class, he served in the naval reserves eight more years. john mccain, u.s. army. mr. mccain served in the signal corps in germany for two years. rupert melton, u.s. navy, he served in the pacific and asiatic theaters aboard the hey cruiser uss los angeles. he joined the navy on the first anniversary of pearl harbor at just 17 years old with only an eighth-grade education, he studied diligently to besignal g every test with flying colors and surpassing shipmates with college degrees. roy douglas minix, u.s. navy, he served at the aviation portsmouth school. three days before he was 18, he enlisted, and was discharged in 1946. he was also involved in the design of the national d-day memorial. marion knoll, u.s. navy, he served as a motor machinist mate third class aboard lsc 779, including tours to iwo jima and okinawa. it was the first lst to be john iwo jima's shoreon d+1 and unloadh-needed howitzers onto green beach. it supplied the flag made famous b

did the pilots improperly configure their instruments like in the crash of a korean air flight and guamthey simply fatigue depth or really long day? remember, this light was coming in after midnight and pilots i talked to you say they'd been worked especially hard lately. big questions here for investigators. the good news is the layers of safety work that low altitude alerting system and use by air traffic control stop the accident. can i was headed toward disaster? >> thank god for that. on team. thank you very much coming up alive. report i'm a truly shocking story from paris where at least two young boys are now in custody after a brutal anti-semitic attack on a 12-year-old little jewish girl psoriatic arthritis is tough. >> symptoms can be unpredictable one day, judge, joyce hurt next, it's on your skin he's painful i couldn't move like are used to i got because he feels good to move. >> consent x has to real people move and feel better it treats multiple symptoms of psoriatic arthritis for less joint pain, swelling, and tenderness, back pain, and clearer scan and go syntax can eve