facilitating small boat crossings was one of his top priorities and has set up a new border security commandn 35,000 people have made the journey so far this year. that is 20% higher than in 2023. >> commemorations have been taking place in countries around the indian ocean to mark the 20th anniversary of the tsunami that killed more than 220,000 people. the vast wave caused by an earthquake devastated indonesia, thailand and sri lanka and displaced nearly 2 million people. >> this was 20 years ago, just after the great waves had come ashore. i remember walking through the ruins, a haunting landscape. above all i remember her, she was 11 then. bruised and alone, orphaned by the tsunami. a few days later she discovered one relative had survived -- her big sister. we followed the girls as she returned to school. the sisters moved to a new home, hauntingly close to a mass grave. >> i am scared of ghosts, she told me. even if they are my relatives and neighbors. i do not want to sleep here. >> the years passed and then came the 10th anniversary of the tsunami. >> it is so good to see you. look a

to facilitate small boat crossings was one of his top priorities, and has set up a new border security commandn 35,000 people have made the journey so far this year, 20% higher than in 2023. sarah: around the world and across the u.k., this is bbc news. sarah: now it's time for a look at today's sport. boxing day always a big day for football. jane: yes, sarah, the busy boxing day in the premier league. lester and chester city underway and it is 1-0 to my sister -- lester. chelsea could've gone to the top of the premier league, but they lost out to fullham. palmer put the mat before the equalize. in the 95th minute, audrey that rodrigo m -- rodrigo munez put them in front. >> football is about connections, connections between football and fans and players, and for me, means something really big. but the most important for me is what it means for our fans and players. it is not about me at all, it is about the fans. >> no matter if we win games or we don't win game, i think it is more reality that we can see inside, the for main reason we are not ready. the important thing is the team can impro

who facilitate small boats crossings was one of his top priorities and has set up a new border security commandple have made thejourney so far this year. that's 20% higher than in 2023. commemorations have been taking place in countries around the indian ocean to mark the 20th anniversary of the tsunami that killed more than 220,000 people. the vast wave, caused by an earthquake, devastated indonesia, thailand and sri lanka, and displaced nearly two million people. andrew harding has this report. this was aceh 20 years ago, just after the great wave had come ashore. i remember walking through the ruins, a haunting landscape, but above all, i remember marwadah. she was 11 then, bruised and alone, orphaned by the tsunami. but a few days later she discovered one relative had survived, her big sister, mutiyah. we followed the girls as marwadah returned to school and the sisters moved to a new home, hauntingly close to a mass grave. "i'm scared of ghosts", she told me. even if they are all my relatives and neighbours, i don't want to sleep here". the years passed and then came the tenth anniversary

who facilitate small boats crossings was one of his top priorities and has set up a new border security commandade thejourney so far this year. that's 20% higher than in 2023. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. now it's time for a look at today's sport with jane dougall. hi to you,jane. hi to you, jane. boxing day always a big day for football. hello there, sarah. a busy boxing day in the premier league, the late match between liverpool and leicester city is underway, and after 15 minutes, it's1—0 to leicester at anfield. jordan ayew with the goal. earlier, there was a shock in the west london derby. chelsea could have gone within a point of the top of the premier league, but lost to fulham, who scored a last—minute winner at stamford bridge. cole palmer put the home side ahead before substitute harry wilson equalised. then in the 95th minute, rodrigo muniz put the visitors in front to take a first victory at chelsea since 1979. fulham are eighth in the table, and their head coach said it was all for their supporters. football is about connections and connections between foot

we set up security command. we are expending the powers and counterterrorism powers.e resigned 9400 people who should not be here. they talked about getting the flights. they did not succeed. we got the flights gone. >> mr. speaker, he says he wants to smash the gangs. the only think he has smashed his his own reputation. the fact is what he has been agreeing is not going to do anything. the cost is half a million pounds. that won't even buy a house and his constituency. many of the things he is taking credit for our our agreements. the prime minister promised to end silent. she has the prime minister now. keep promise -- he promised. kids government is expanding the use of us on the motels because his government disarmed deterrence. in fact, a man who arrived by small boat seemed happy that labour party were in power. that man said the conservatives want to deport us, but the labour party are making procedures easier for us. p.m. starmer: mr. speaker, i really thought she would welcome the deal. she should also welcome the german deal we did this week. many of the vo

who facilitate small boats crossings was one of his top priorities and has set up a new border security commandve made thejourney so far this year. that's 20% higher than in 2023. a a9—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of a double murder after two women were fatally stabbed in milton keynes in southern england yesterday. thames valley police said officers were called to a block of apartments in bletchley and found the women, aged 38 and 2a, dead at the scene. another man and a teenage boy were also injured. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. the former indian prime minister, manmohan singh, has died at the age of 92. mr singh was in office for a decade, from 200a until 201a, and was the first prime minister in india from the sikh faith. a distinguished economist and politician, manmohan singh played a pivotal role in shaping modern india. he championed economic reforms, and oversaw a period of robust growth that lifted millions out of poverty. sophie long reports. almost bankrupt at the time manmohan singh entered party politics, india's image was to change, driven

we set up security command. we are expending the powers and counterterrorism powers.e resigned 9400 people who should not be here. they talked about getting the flights. they did not succeed. we got the flights gone. >> mr. speaker, he says he wants to smash the gangs. the only think he has smashed his his own reputation. the fact is what he has been agreeing is not going to do anything. the cost is half a million pounds. that won't even buy a house and his constituency. many of the things he is taking credit for our our agreements. the prime minister promised to end silent. she has the prime minister now. keep promise -- he promised. kids government is expanding the use of us on the motels because his government disarmed deterrence. in fact, a man who arrived by small boat seemed happy that labour party were in power. that man said the conservatives want to deport us, but the labour party are making procedures easier for us. p.m. starmer: mr. speaker, i really thought she would welcome the deal. she should also welcome the german deal we did this week. many of the vo

where he served as a chief of logistics in iraq -- and iraq advisor at the multinational security transition command iraq. he happened to serve in iraq at the same time as my wife, and even though they served at different locations, it always gave me comfort to know that he was over there with her. during his career, lyle has served at both the 148th fighter wing and the 133rd airlift wing and he's currently posted at the joint force headquarters where he works as the director of plans and policy. at this time, lyle rock is the longest serving air national guard officer with 38 years and 11 months under his belt. i find it especially impressive that throughout his entire service, he has only missed two days of drill. mr. speaker, i am proud to call lieutenant colonel lyle rock my good friend and the state of minnesota is proud of his decades of service. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from illinois seek recognition? that you'd become such a role model for so many people. especially black women. you're

on many posts military police, physical security inspection teams are assigned to advise company commanders on both arms room and aerial security measures. but since not all crimes can be prevented, military police have to equipped to investigate and solve them as well. throughout the military, there are military police investigators handle local problems, such as theft cases. this private has been accused of stealing and selling another soldier story or send send for more serious crimes. grand larceny or felonies. the had specially agents take over many of them began their investigative careers as military police. some have even trained to become specialists in the use the polygraph better known as the lie detector. when necessary. military police investigations are backed up by the criminal investigation laboratory, manned by experts in criminalistics. these modern facilities services like ballistic and chemical reports for military police units all over the world. those military men arrested, convicted of crimes soon find themselves amidst another whole area of military police jurisdicti

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so square footage and we will go forth. arsenal. secured, a commanding reno went over monica went home with kyle sancho scoring twice to put his team and a strong position to reach the knockout rounds. the victory moves miguel, our types of side up to 3rd and the table with 13 points heading into their final to group stage matches of bars loaner on the verge of securing a spot in the last 16 following. a dramatic 3 to victory over last year's finalist for us. your dormant fair and tories started for bar. so with 2 goals, helping them move to 2nd in the table. the 15 points just behind leaders, liver 4, mattress united are looking to put more days of turmoil behind them. if last 2 straight games and fired sporting director down ashworth. reuben, a more i'm team or in the check for public to take on victoria paulson and you are felipe, later on thursday, united our 12th in the standings having won just 2 of their matches so far. this is a massive club. if you don't read the code, you goes the play the goes so you have to know that. so we have to improve as a team, we have to arrange a lo

facebook and twitter, youtube, and these others are certainly uh, originated from c i a cyber command. national security agency darpa, many of the military and intelligence personnel lead.

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i expect the new command and nato security assistance to be fully operational by the end of this year must do more than just keep ukraine in the fight. we must provide enough support to change the trajectory of this conflict once and for all. >> the opposition in georgia says one of its leaders is in detention after being beaten unconscious by police in the capital. footed shows the man -- footage shows the man being dragged along the street by what appeared to be security forces. police raided the officer -- offices of opposition parties and the offices and homes of activists. over 300 people have been arrested in seven days of antigovernment protests into billy see. -- in tblisi. the police were accused of torture on those detained. an official tells what is needed. >> the protests must not continue. people jailed for their political opinion must be freed. the new elections must take place and we are calling for a general strike. >> our correspondent has more from tblisi. >> this is a tense confrontation between police and journalists from the opposition media. a short while ago, on

the commanders secured their playoff spot as a wild card team.e running back highlights in today's monday morning quarterback. the eagles saquon barkley joined an elite list on sunday, becoming just the ninth player in nfl history to eclipse 2000 rushing yards in a single season. barkley finished yesterday's game against the dallas cowboys with 167 total rushing yards. the eagles also clinched the nfc east title with that 41 to 7, 41 to 7. that's right, that win with just one game to go. barkley is just 101 yards away from breaking the league's 40 year old single season rushing record, and the minnesota vikings. they held off the green bay packers in a primetime nfc north rivalry game. minnesota led at one point by as much as 17 in the second half. in the final quarter, green bay made it interesting. they scored 14 points to make it close, but not close enough. 27 to 25 your final there. packers are still in good shape for the playoffs. the nfc's top seed will be on the line in the final week of the regular season, when the vikings take on the de

command. the national security agency darpa, many of the military and intelligence personnel leave the military and the contractors. and they have taken up positions and facebook, youtube, twitter, and some of the social media companies as security officers, as in global security research fellows, one of the hands of facebook's censorship department. aaron berman worked at the c, r a for 15 years, leaving as a senior, and the 6 manager for more than 15 years wrote and of a saw intelligence analysis, enabling the president and senior us officials to make decisions on the most critical national security issue was focused on the impact of influence operations on social movements, security and democracy. today, aaron says he's the leader of a team that runs the rules of facebook determined he wants acceptable and wants not . i'm this deborah the 10 years at the c. i a, as in the intelligence and data and of this specializing in syria. she heads messes, trust and safety department, cameron harris to to the c. i a as an analyst until 2019 works in the same department. as a manager. this essentially c

but were he to fall i expect first there would be some kind of syrian military security governing council, a revolution commandhe coup, and that would probably try to fight on. remember, they are guilty of terrible crimes and they don't want to pay for them. so at some point perhaps then if they are overwhelmed, those that can will try to escape and the rest would surrender, but it is very far from clear what kind of syrian opposition government would come in to place. there are many different factions of the syrian armed and political opposition. there are so many key players involved and neighbours, what do you think the key implications for all are, the turkeys, irans, lebanons and hezbollahs? first, it would be an enormous defeat for both russia and iran because the bashar al—assad government has long been a key ally for both countries and the fall of the government would be a terrible blow to both putin and iranian islamic republic. millions of syrian refugees in turkey would likely return to their homes in cities like aleppo and homs. iraq, ithink, is nervous watching what is going on, but so far its gov

security on this page. i'm also the how to solve is 7 command centers to provide that security to preserve the older one of that command centers. you see this building was the minutes and it was a position to be in front of the cabbage 5 be attached to the port hours of 10 boxes. more than a surprise whether to buy the jets, the cards for the dooms. i'm one of the buildings out now that you can see the move over there. are to do the sling tv, right? the just a, to me there's a way that these are so again, so you know, it's really hard to be contacting the insurance phone to match cuz that's what i'm, that is becoming depth is making a little bit challenging for the position ready to preserve the other now that this is not saying that they are going to announce new government as soon as possible to the tonight obviously tomorrow. however, the pharmacy to announce a new government. but that transition period is going to go on to the ultimate need. government is full and seem to come to school, so the best for us in damascus. thank you. as well. outside of the us goes terrific stories and all badging for all,

for some the current prime minister is now the acting president which helps secure some sense of stability and a chain of commandics and governance, but as far as the impeachment process goes, though, is attentional talk that he might —— the constitutional court will decide whether he should be impeached, whether there are legitimate grounds. they have six months to do that. we are sure that as far as president yoon goes, the way he is acting now, the president will be trying to fight for his political life. he is well—versed in the legal processes since he once had served as prosecutor general the country. but if i could just add that the constitutional court right now is missing three seats, three justices. there is a vacancy, three vacancies that need to be filled. the question is whether the six out of nine hill are available will vote unanimously to impeach or endorse the impeachment by the national assembly or whether the national assembly will need to appoint three more justices very quickly. so it is still a precarious situation. when it comes to _ precarious situation. when it comes to south _ precariou

pope is here on a pilgrimage of peace the following day, asking vatican security what happened to the two bombers? the commander replied laconically, they're no longer there. the iraqi police had intercepted them and detonated them. pope francis turned 88. in his new book, he reveals that, frankly, he's lucky to be alive, and the title of that book, hope. ian pannell abc news in london. >> all right, ian, thank you. well, how much are the best known directives in the bible worth? apparently about a half $1 million. listen to this. a tablet inscribed with the ten commandments sold in new york on wednesday for more than $5 million. the buyer is expected to donate it to an israeli institution. >> it's still sold for less than the banana art at art basel. >> i cannot believe that these are the things that we value in our society. >> coming up, my conversation with the stars of mufasa, along with composer lin-manuel miranda. >> can't wait to see that also later. the almost unthinkable at a pro sports game. cheap food. we'll have that up next on world news now. >> stay tuned to get this ultra nonstick bakeware set an

of 40 billion euro insecurity assistance for ukraine in 2024, and i expect the new command in wiesbaden, the nato security assistance and training for ukraine, to be fully operational by the end of this year. but we must do more than just keep ukraine in the fight. we must provide enough support to change the trajectory of this conflict once and for all. yesterday, we were also joined by the new e.u. high representative. the e.u. is a central partner, and we cooperate on the range of issues from our support of ukraine, to military mobility and ramping up defense production. i am looking forward to building on this corporation. today, ministers discussed russia's increasingly aggressive posture as well as its escalating campaign of hostile actions in nato countries. we have seen a steep increase in these attacks,, and we must hold the perpetrators to account. both russia and china have tried to destabilize our countries and divide our societies with acts of sabotage, cyber attacks and energy blackmail. so today, ministers agreed, a set of protective measures to counter russia's hostile and cyber activities

especially since the establishment of those big 3 is there's far more than a combatant command does obviously. security cooperation with allies and partners day in and day out, education and training opportunities, the battle drills in our c2 centers, it's all of those opportunities and if you are present as a part of of battle rhythm you are integrated. if you're not a part of it you're not integrated. it is as simple as that. right now i see it as in spades. integration to planning and forces, for building what are the next investments and opportunities and activities that a combatant command her have. when they want to innovate, they reach out to component commanders to say what do you need that you don't have. if you don't have a component command there and headquarters, you miss out on all those discussions. that's the big lesson. it is about forces when you present them the, absolutely. it's more than that. it's just the day-to-day integration with the combatant commands. a lot of that is just having expertise to be involved. >> okay, we've got a couple of minutes if you don't mind we will shift

we are setting up our new nato command to co—ordinate security assistance and training for ukraine.ore steadfast and also sustainable. but we will all need to do more, specially now. the stronger our military support to ukraine is now, the stronger their hands will be at the negotiating table. and the sooner we can end russian aggression in ukraine. tomorrow, ministers will address russia's hostile actions in nato countries. russia and also china have tried to destabilise our nations with acts of sabotage, cyber attacks and energy black mail. none of these actions will deter us from supporting ukraine or making our own defences stronger. nato allies will continue to stand together to face these threats through a range of measure, including greater intelligence sharing and protection of our critical infrastructure. with that i'm ready to take your questions. reuters? studio: we will leave that press conference by mark rutter. talking about the security alliances' continued support for ukraine, which is a keyissue support for ukraine, which is a key issue for them. they will be expect

threaten the safety and security of our undermining our national security eating our resources and exhausting our military. as commander-in-chief, i will and the new cold war that could destroy our world in mere minutes. [cheering] i will build partnerships with other nations based on shared interest with the foreign policy not based on conflict but cooperation. in far too many lives caused trillions by strengthening al qaeda and isis. the courage to meet with both friends and adversaries in the pursuit of international security. the courage of war. bending away from war will require every one of us stand up against the military-industrial complex and powerful self-serving politicians to have a vested interest in perpetual war. [cheering] has deployed in iraq was a big sign at one of the main gates. a stark reminder for all of us that it could be our last it could be my last and maybe reflect, how my making the most of the time that i have? this is the same reality that faces us today. no time to waste. there's far too much to waste so the choice hours in order to make this change, everyone of us answer the call, servi

the highest priority of the president of the united states is the safety and security of the american people. as the commanderchief, presidents rely on their defense secretaries to carry out that solemn task. president-elect donald trump wanted a fox news weekend host to hold that post, the 44-year-old combat veteran, pete hegseth. but tonight, that nomination appears to be in peril. hegseth is facing new allegations of sexual misconduct and excessive drinking. tonight, cbs news has learned that hegseth may not have the support of enough republican senators to be confirmed for the job, meaning his nomination is in serious jeopardy. cbs's nikole killion leads off our coverage tonight with new reporting from capitol hill. good evening, nikole. >> reporter: good evening, norah. sources tell cbs news at least four republican senators would likely withhold their support for pete hegseth if a confirmation vote were held today at, although he and his team tell me they continue to go through the process to answer lawmakers' questions. defense secretary designate pete hegseth continued to make the rounds on capitol hi

witnesses we spoke to pinned the blame on hts general security and before long, that's exactly who turned up to mend the riffs. while we were reporting, a commanderrrived to assess the aftermath and offer compensation. we were granted permission to film the meeting. >> whoever did this doesn't belong to us. there are people who use the name of general security and do things in our name. we have arrested those responsible and they will be brought to account. simona: the crowd listened politely, but it's clear that many here eye their new rulers with apprehension. with every new security breach, the window of opportunity to build trust is closing. pleas for cooperation may soon fall on deaf ears. >> we don't want what happened yesterday to be repeated, not -- repeated. in the armed groups you see that are the police or general security, notify us. simona: we cannot individually confirm who carried out the specific attack. whether or not the transgression came from within hts' own ranks, the incident raises questions whether syria's new authorities can impose order. >> after the fall of the regime, many civilians took hold of the weapons in the city

on many posts military police, physical security inspection teams are assigned to advise company commanders on both arms room and aerial security measures. but since not all crimes can be prevented, military police have to equipped to investigate and solve them as well. throughout the military, there are military police investigators handle local problems, such as theft cases. this private has been accused of stealing and selling another soldier story or send send for more serious crimes. grand larceny or felonies. the had specially agents take over many of them began their investigative careers as military police. some have even trained to become specialists in the use the polygraph better known as the lie detector. when necessary. military police investigations are backed up by the criminal investigation laboratory, manned by experts in criminalistics. these modern facilities services like ballistic and chemical reports for military police units all over the world. those military men arrested, convicted of crimes soon find themselves amidst another whole area of military police jurisdicti

security clearance. >> that is right as commander- in-chief, the president has the power to order top-secret clearance. he did that with jared kushner who struggled to get top-secret clearance early in the first administration and and ultimately the president said he shall be granted top-secret clearance so he could do his job. there were concerns about his own engagements. the president has the power to do that. this discussion will be somewhat moot once trump is in office. >> thank you for your invaluable reporting and thank you for joining our discussion. >> i agree about declan walsh. i would support giving him more resources. >> it is awkward to have said that. >> what he does this heroic. >> it is hard to get them to read about africa and he definitely does incredible roof hoarding. >> he really does. thank you very much. >>> joining our discussion now is ed markey of massachusetts member of health education labor and pensions committee and the commerce, science and transportation committee. i want to get your reaction on this reporting about this elon musk security situation and the problems it

when i went down there i think chris would remember this, there was a secure link between general wright airbase pacific command pentagon. secretary rumsfeld had pulled over to theto side of the road o give whatever orders might be necessary this is within minutes the north koreans are now a medium-range rockets that could have hit japan. so we were prepared for every contingency. i got through with my briefing with them. i then went network so it is a little less hub and spoke and a little more network and we should be working for it even if the proposal of an asian nato isn't feasible. so i think that should be the direction we are working, even if we aren't able to do an asian nato. i wanted to say one more thing that goes back to what rich armitage was saying. which is the importance in the united states of keeping the u.s.-japan relation out of partisan politics. in the early 1990's it was very much in partisan politics because of the economic question. when rich came to me, must have been 1999 or 2000 and said why don't we set up a report that is bipartisan with the membership of the panel, that would be

plus years in government service as a public defender, as a national security prosecutor, civilian joint special operations command trump's counter terrorism, serving as deputy director of national intelligence and chief of staff, the only thing i was beholden to was the united states constitution. we exposed the russiagate crimes that comey, mccabe, strzok and many others committed and we reported to congress the oversight matters and those were taken up through them in the right course to the american people. so if anyone has a complaint about that and questioned my unwavering commitment to the constitution i'm happy to talk to them about it. maria: so what about that? i mean, do you think we will in fact see the fraudsters finally face some accountability, those fraudsters who ripped the country apart with the lie of russia collusion? >> it brings joy to so many people to see it and kash patel is saying not only that it was a russia hoax, he's talking about the crimes that were committed and that's been the number win question i've had. i got elected in 2016. the number one question i've had the whole time is w

and anyone involved in this decision making from the secretary of homeland security to every bureaucrat down the commandigns off on this decision, you need to be on notice that when a new department of justice comes into officen on january 20th -- office on january 20th, you may well face criminal investigation and a criminal indictment because you don't have the right as an outgoing administration to rob the taxpayers. and that's exactly what the biden administration is trying to do here. stuart: border patrol's warning of a new surge of migrants. agents in the rio grande sector made over 1200 arrests just over the weekend. it sounds like there's a mad dash to the border before trump takes into office. what can you do about it, senator? >> well, look, that's exactly right. we're seeing the arrests had been down around 4-600, so the number of arrests have doubled or fripp thinged in recent days -- tripled in recent days. and i think we can anticipate that happening in the leadup to january 20th. now, here's why. on january 20th, everything changes. we will secure the border. you know, you look at the el

as long range of recession, weapons strike pockets across the trades, taking the commands tensor of the nation and security sabbath. us supplied feature of the mess, all the battery and the military industrial flights. and while key has been reluctant to come to the negotiating table, lot of a point in time and due to westwood 21st century dual and the president to ensure that ross as new oriented hypersonic, nestle will assess it is looked at to concentrate older defense and missile defense forces there and we will strike there with the ocean and see what happened and stuff. we are ready for such an experiment as the other side ready.

dozens of security officials from other fortune 500 companies gathered on a zoom call yesterday to try to review best practices to protect executives and the people who work for them. they've commandant, a retired chief security officer for boeing, now runs a risk management company. he was on the call. he joins us now thanks for joining us. so major corporations already spend a lot of money, sometimes millions a year per person on security for staff and executives. what were the main concerns raised on your call well, i think primarily it was to really understand what occurred in this incident there's been a lot reported. >> we still don't know the motive. and so the security community works off facts and data. and one of the concerns yesterday was really understanding the motive behind this tragic situation. and then making the appropriate decisions within each individual company on what they needed to do going forward. >> how difficult is it to track threats? i mean, surely these companies get lots of angry messages or calls from customers most fortune 500 companies have a proactive intelligence program. >> they go out and they assimilate these threats that come in through open so

taking the commands tensor of the nation and security sabbath, us supplied patriot missile battery and the military industrial flights. and while key has been reluctant to come to the negotiating table, lot of a put in china did the westwood 21st century dual. and the president ensure that russia has new audiences sonic nestle sets it is legit to concentrate older defense and missile defense forces. there, and we will strike there with the ocean and see what happened and stuff. we are ready for such an experiment as the other side, ready. as entire towns are leveled across the guys or by israel from boston. i mean, the news outlets publishes accounts of idea of what crimes against civilians witnessed by fellow soldiers, including the killing of a teenage and also nearly 2 decades of being held without charging guantanamo bay. the patter, gordon sends a kenyan citizen back home despite the decision being taken 3 years ago. the, well, this is our, the international reaching you from the russian capital with the latest, somewhere around the world. i a michael point you that would take thi

security cameras captured the moments of that explosion. under criminal investigation is underway. sure law of was commander of the nuclear, chemical and biological weapons division of the russian armed forces. on monday, ukraine security service charge him an up sent you with using bands chemical weapons in ukraine. he'd previously been sanctions by western nations for his role and the ukraine war. you'll us up a volleyball has moore from moscow. we're still waiting for official statements, but as you can see, the area near the mazda size where we are standing right now, it's cold and off by the police. they investigate this community, as well as the f. as we are working on the scene, the bull days of the victims were lying in front of the entrance to the building till the very last moment. and they were just to pick top by be caused by the f as b call and taken away. well actually it happened just minutes ago. judging by the shots of the windows, the last wave reached at least the full floor, reportedly about 10 uh apartments with damage. uh, the incident happened in the morning today in se mosca and uh,

security clearances. >> that's right. as the commander in chief, the president has the power to order a top-secret clearance to be issued. in fact, he did that with his son-in-law, jared kushner, who struggled to get top-secret clearance early in the first administration. and ultimately, the president simply said, you know, he shall be granted top-secret clearance, so he could do his job as a middle east advisor to the president and handling all kinds of matters. because there were concerns about his own foreign engagements that led to reluctance by the government to give him that clearance. but the president has the tower to do that, so this whole discussion is going to become somewhat moot once trump is in office. >> eric lipton, thank you for your invaluable reporting in "the new york times" tonight, and thank you very much for joining our discussion. >> thank you, and i agree with you about declan walsh, he does incredible work. i would support giving him more resources. >> thank you very much. it's awkward to have said that and then