yes, we need the answer twice, austin. - austin: oh! - it's in the category title.k to you, celeste. how 'bout name that toon for $400? - celeste. - who is wilma flintstone? - right. - words read backwards for $400. - celeste. - what is nori, or iron? yes, "nori" to "iron" is right. let's go with the theater for $200. - amy. - what are gods? - you're right. - let's get a drink, $200. - austin. - what is bourbon? yes, you did well in that category. name that toon. - austin. - what is dash? yes, he's the fast one. words backwards. - austin. - what is deer? - no. - reed! - amy. - what is reed? yeah, sorry, austin. so nice, $200. - amy. - what is circus circus? - correct. - provide it! [laughter] - amy. - who is charlemagne? charlemagne is correct. you've been thinking about the holy roman empire. you have a $2,000 lead as we head into double jeopardy! celeste will make the first selection when we come back. ♪ limu emu... ♪ and doug. (bell ringing) limu, someone needs to customize and save hundreds on car insurance with liberty mutual. let's fly! (inaudible sounds) chie

i this decision by lloyd austin 's. ,, this decision by lloyd austin 's. ~ , this decision by lloyd austin's. i think it is a very significant _ 's. i think it is a very significant within - 's. i think it is a veryj significant within the 's. i think it is a very - significant within the national security and really it is significant. it has been a lot of years since the 9/11 attacks but for so many people, the families, the people who were at any number one of those sites on that day, i was one of them, i was at the pentagon, this is still very fresh business. that plea deal came as a surprise. no—one had really known about it in detail or expected to think it is a move by austin to reassert his authority as the top official and i think it is really important that he said something like this is going to be my responsibility, he is, as the secretary, to make. and he is going to do that till he moved very quickly when this all emerged. moved very quickly when this all emerged-— moved very quickly when this all emerged. and barbara, they have been _ all emerged. and barbara, they have been

austin's journey has been long. no journalist has been held longer than austin tice.ut we have seen what our government is capable of doing, and we saw it just a few weeks ago when evan herskovitz and all sukumar shiva were brought home to their families. well, we got to finish the job. austin is now the only journalist remaining and we here at the national press club will not stop fighting until he is back home. at this anniversary, we will look at the past year and what it has meant for austin's journey home. thursday night, the national press club hosts a conversation on journalist abductions featuring debra tice, the mother of freelance journalist and photographer austin tice, who was kidnaped in syria in 2012. she continues her push for the government to help bring her son home. watch at 10 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now our free mobile video app or online at c-span, dawg. shop and safe during our labor da sale going on right now at c-span shop dot org. our online store get 15% off sitewide on all of our great c-span products like t-shirts, hats and hoodies,

well, formally austin, technically, who said that? formally austin?, he can’t even ask himself for chocolate ice cream correctly, now the republicans are making a small amendment. in a conversation with the minister of defense of israel, it means that in general he opposed the escalation of the conflict, as well as presiding over the dinner. formally gives an order to the minister of defense. well, not formally, but who gave the order? deep state, our beloved ones, i don’t know everything has been identified yet, but in any case, what gave the order the nomination of aircraft carrier groups is given to the minister, the minister of affairs, the minister, the minister of defense, of course, well, on the recommendation of the committee of the joint chiefs of staff, there is an excuse, i’m once again a representative of the joint brown black, by the way, but i was categorically against it, like austin, so who - gave it to them. it seems to me that the person who has already repeatedly stated that he really wants, so to speak, to start negotiations there,

>> well, i think that secretary austin has to review it and make that decision for me. one of the things that i'm just fundamentally opposed to the death penalty. i'm not a death penalty guy. i think death is too easy for people would that have committed the evil that they've committed? they should be suffering for the rest of their life. they should be able to stand and know that they will never see the light of day, light. they should not have any luxury and suffer. that's why too often for me in the visuals that caret these horrendous acts, they kill themselves because that's the easy way out. so i don't know the suffix in regard to this case, but that's my personal feeling for individuals and the death penalty generally, i think it's too easy. that's why people commit how refik and then end up cutting themselves before someone else do so have there will have to suffer for the rest of their lives. >> so what's next for these families because you we heard from them who said they didn't feel like they could get closure from the plea deal because he didn't take the deat

do we know if secretary austin was aware of this? >> the plea deal itself at this point, that much is unclear, but what we've reported and what others have reported for more than two-and-a-half years. is that plea deal discussions were in the works, so this shouldn't have been a surprise to the pentagon order. anybody else that there was a process in in that was ongoing to try to get to a plea deal. had austin or the white house wanted to stop this process? say look, a plea deal is off the table. they could have done that at any point over the course of the past two-and-a-half years and that's part of why this is such a surprise that austin simply and quietly post it's a memo in which he relieves the woman who is in charge of the military court at guantanamo bay and revokes the plea agreements that had gotten to this point you have to believe that part of that was the ferocity of the bipartisan backlash and the ferocity of the backlash from the victims families when they were notified of this. and then when it was announced publicly

austin's reversal is now being praised by lawmakers and 9/11 family members., one attorney who has represented other accused terrorists calls the decision dirty, saying it robs 9/11 family members of justice. austin's reversal now gives him authority of the three cases moving forward, though a trial is still likely years away. allie raffa, nbc news. >>> a stunning sight in venezuela today following a week of political unrest. that's opposition leader machado who came out of hiding today, joining protesters saying this week's presidential election was stolen by nicolas maduro who was declared the winner for a third term by his own election committee. the u.s. now one of many countries saying it is clear maduro lost the election. >>> still ahead tonight, the shocking new video and fall-out from the death of a man in a milwaukee hotel. also putting the pedal to the metal, a team usa cyclists wild ride to success. breztri gave me better breathing, symptom improvement, and reduced flare-ups. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. it i

joey: lloyd austin is revoking a plea deal that would have taken the death penalty off the table for the accused master mind of 9/11 attacks and two other alleged terrorists. they'd have pleaded guilty to all charges, including the murder of nearly 3,000 people who died that day. will: austin relieving the defense official and saying in light of the significance of the decision to inter-pretrial agreements with the accused in the above and referenced case ability for the decision should rest with me issue the superior venoing authority and i withdraw from the three pretrial agreements that you signed. house foreign affairs committee member and montana member ryan zinki joined us early. >> i applaud austin on this decision because it was a very, very bad decision and leads the question of what's going on in the department of defense? what is the first time the second time defense heard about a plea deal of this scale? rachel: such a great question. did he know about it? did he change his mind? of pushback from the public or including from this organization, the new york police benevol

in fact, this came up in the phone call between austin and a lot this morning. and austin emphasized that all countries he said in the region would benefit from de escalation. and of course we know that the official white house line and in a phone call between president biden and benjamin netanyahu on thursday. i didn't again, pushed for israel to accept the ceasefire deal saying he is very concerned at the current state of tensions in the region. thanks very much, a heidi folded update as tensions escalates. is heidi jo castro in washington dc as well? the announcement from the pentagon comes always off to dignitaries from across them, release bay, the final farewell to one of the regions, most of significant political figures. how most of the, the small, any has been very didn't that does capital de la following a place of us. he was assassinated in iran on wednesday. russell said to attend to the service and sent us this report. on the hundreds came from across, got that and i was waiting division to pay their respects to smite honey. the political leader of

and it's something that came up in that phone call between golan and with austin in which austin again emphasized that all countries in the region would benefit from the escalation. and that echoes what president biden has been pushing for, which is for israel to accept a ceasefire. deal a fight in saying he is very concerned about the current state of tension in the region. thanks very much. that is an update that from heidi to a customer who has for life for us in washington, dc. well, the announcement from the pen, so getting comes out is off the dignitaries from across the middle east bay, the final farewells, one of the regions, most significant political figures. that's how mosley, the smile, amelia, who is buried in castles capital, doha, following a private service. now he was assassinated iran on wednesday or so, so the did attend the service for us and sent us this report. on the hundreds came from across, got the s wedding division to pay their respects patrice made honey. the political leader of thomas funeral prayers were housed at the main mosque in the capital. the 10, n

but this was something that austin and go on spoke of on their call earlier in the day with austin saying that all countries in the region would benefit from the escalation, which is in keeping with the vide in ministration stance 5 and telling that in yahoo, just yesterday on the phone, that is really should move toward a ceasefire deal and that he was very concerned by the escalation of tensions in the region. how did your castro, thanks very much for that from washington dc. let's continue this conversation with david the ro, she's a professor at the national defense universities, also former nato operations director in the office of the secretary of defense. and he's also speaking to us from washington d. c. thanks very much for joining us on 0 to 0. as id like to have alluded to, the us defense department says the deployment of these additional jets fighters and worships estimates the gates and the threats. but would that be, would this be interpreted as that to? well, that's always the problem. with preemptive defense. what one side sees as a defensive measure to signal you know tha

it claims to show the truths queuing as senior leo from austin jimmy. while he was driving the east really military says militant groups in the west bank have strength and, and conducted roughly 150 attacks against these really forces and surveillance over the past. the engine mean local say, is really troops a surrounding the major routes leading into the city and was, can you me say the real problems with the children? there's no baby milk available. yeah. sometimes the closest sick girl is home with a high fever because we weren't expecting such things. i'm the ambulance can't even reach us. this house was enough. the fall off. little some police tv is claim civilians are the victims of the ease really rates the whole ash a rented here a little bit here, a young man who was just so young man, nearly a child. what did he do wrong? they shot him in the head, and his brother is in critical condition, the hospital despite him having done nothing wrong, the product. since the october 7, tara tax on israel is really raised in the west bank have increased s

roger rockers towards israel, us defense secretary lloyd austin, has remote to clean deal. that was agreed early this week with the man and 2 of us a compass is that use of mazda minding the september 11th attacks. 3 of the 5 non 11 defendants at guantanamo had agreed to pay duty to all their charges, including the murder of nearly $3000.00 people. it was reported in exchange for the prosecution, agreeing to not seek the death penalty. according to a memorandum signed by austin on friday, the p agreements have since been remote. how does your cast or fall this report from washington dc? just what it was thought that this dark chapter of us history was nearing a resolution. it is not. and a tersely worded memo to the military judge, overseeing the guantanamo court. us defense secretary lloyd austin, said he had determined that in light of the significance of the decision to enter into the plea deals. that responsibility for such a decision should rest with him alone. austin then withdraws the us from the fleet deals effectively putting the death penalty back on the table. th

in a surprise move defense secretary lloyd austin revoked settlement agreements.bs' michael george in new york has details on what happened. michael, good evening. >> reporter: adriana, good evening. it's been nearly 23 years since the attack that brought down to the towers of the world trade center right here behind me. and in all that time the families of victims never had the closure of a trial, and now a plea deal involving the alleged mastermind has been revoked. a sudden reversal. late friday defense secretary lloyd austin pulled out of a deal between military prosecutors and the man accused of plotting the 9/11 attacks, khalid shaikh mohammad, and two alleged accomplices. that deal would have spared the men the death penalty. austin saying in a memo responsibility for such a decision should rest with me. >> i was very happy to hear they rescinded the plea deal and put the death penalty back on the table. >> reporter: terry strada's husband, tom, was killed in the north tower of the world trade center on september 11, 2001. she's now national chair of 9/11 f

but on friday lloyd austin relieved her — saying in a statement that...en include khalid sheikh mohammed, who is accused of hatching the september 11 plot. they have been held at the us navy base, guantanamo bay, in cuba, for years without going to trial. according to us news outlets, the men agreed to admit to conspiracy charges in exchange for a life sentence, instead of the death sentence. the cases against the three have been mired in decades—long controversy over whether their treatment at cia prisons compromised the evidence against them. earlier i spoke to barbara starr, senior fellow at the usc annenberg center. first of all, bring us up—to—date on how significant this decision by lloyd austin is. i think it's very significant within the national security community, and really, it is significant — it's been a lot of years since the 9/11 attacks but for so many people, for the families, for people who were at any one of those sites on that day, such as myself, i was at the pentagon, this is all still very fresh business. that plea deal came i think

secretary austin writing in a memo he's taking over the case, adding responsibility for such a decisionhould rest with me. terry strata, national chair of the 9/11 coalition is happy with the decision. her husband tom was killed in the world trade center. >> those defendants, they showed no mercy when they planned the attacks to murder 3,000 people on american soil, and they deserve no mercy now. >> reporter: patrick white, whose cousin joey died on flight 93, was at peace with the plea deal. >> i told the lawyers for these individuals that i would gladly push the plunger for lethal injection and watch as the life left each of their eyes. i don't believe that the plea agreements were anything other than the best outcome we were ever likely to achieve. >> reporter: the aclu now vows to fight secretary austin's decision, saying he dishonored an agreement reached after years of hard work and painstaking consultation by all parties involved. >> the rejection of these plea deals means it's back into the trial process. that will be long, drawn-out and probably won't seat a jury until 2026. >>

the and this riley is truck, has killed a commander of the armed wing it from austin to car him in the occupied westbank for others were killed in the strong on account they were traveling in. and the attack followed another round of organizes ready. right. so on the can, the you in says as well as watching vote at cold, silent for on the area by limiting water supplies and electricity to the palestinians living there will need abraham is lot for us and to car them into the the can just bring us up to date with the latest that you are seeing and hearing from there. well, the latest is that we're seeing the is really jeep these really minute city vehicles raving the police, get them at a few g, come off, sir. the airstrikes took place around 6 am local time. we have seen the bodies and the remains of for the palestinians. and one bought the, making the tools and of those who have been feel to 5, taken to the hospital. then we saw these really ground troops entering, that's what we've had them refugee camp area wherever heating that they are now damaging and bold, losing the streets and

secretary of defense lloyd austin is particularly worried about it.ircraft carrier and by my account eight destroyers and cruisers to the region. you know the old saying, alex, when there is a crisis, the president asks where are the carriers. this will be the second carrier joining up with the one that is already present in the region. the reason lloyd austin is deploying those vessels, obviously with joe biden's authority, is because they are worried that this could spiral and also because they want to send a signal of deterrence to tehran that is what happened right after october 7th. we had two carriers in the region. iran stood back in the immediate aftermath. i think the administration is hoping that will be the case. yes, i am worried i put the chance of a wider war at 20%, uncomfortably high. >> i'm glad you give me the percentage, i appreciate that perspective. what about the biden administration said they were not informed in advance of this operation targeting haniyeh. they were stunned by his assassination in the iranian capital. does this

so i texted austin, i tend to bother austin a lot. he said hey, why don't you guys organize it? we pulled together the team to put this together and it has been a tremendous success. more than anyone olivia has been , fantastic. reed has taken the lead on this. we all owe reed a tremendous debt of gratitude. the other person i want to highlight is michael brought core. i believe he is on the call. he is the former deputy chairman of the minnesota republican party. he just joined the movement and wrote a tremendous op-ed in the minneapolis star tribune about why he is supporting harris and that is exactly what we need to be doing at this point. we are still in the phase where we need to tell the world may exist. that this movement is out there and growing. then we will transition to do the calls to action that olivia the things the calls to action that olivia, highlighted. make a selfie, do a video, volunteer. because we need to get the word out, go to the website. later in the fall, i will be working with austin, we will be reaching out to the battleground chairmen to build a gr

you cannot say austin is one role. austin is democrat but the governor is republican. it is a two party situation going on here. people need water everywhere they go in the world. the only difference between the parties is black-and-white, i guarantee you. the reason i know that is because if you look around in the democratic party is the majority of black people. in the republican party, it is just the opposite. why? because black people do not know or cannot see the light? it is because of the way we have been treated historically. i don't care who you call them. democrat or republican. whoever treats me the best is who i vote for. host: jeffrey bloodworth? guest: the history of racist oppression in america is very real. the democrats are the party of the civil rights revolution. i can totally understand the caller's position on siding with the democrats. i also think she is correct in saying -- this is why barack obama went from beginning skiers state senator in illinois nobody had ever heard of to defeating hillary clinton for the democratic nomination. his speech

according to a memorandum signed by austin on friday, the p agreements have since been revoked. how does your castro sent this report from washington? this is just what it was thought that this dark chapter of us history was nearing a resolution. it is not in a tersely word in memo to the military judge overseeing the guantanamo court. us defense secretary lloyd austin, said he had determined that in light of the significance of the decision to enter into the pre deals. that responsibility for such a decision should rest with him alone. austin then withdraws the us from the fleet deals effectively putting the death penalty back on the table. the steel had been offered to and accepted by the 3 a choose masterminds of the 911 attack police chic mohammed. while we've been attached and most of the i'll how us saw we the 3 ok. the operatives would have been sentenced for up to life in prison and exchange for guilty police all charges, including to the murders of 2976 people. many of the $911.00 victims families had said they were outraged that the deal would have spared the men from

in a memo, defense secretary lloyd austin said responsibility for the decision should be left with himt the official appoind to oversee the cases. prosecutors initially struck deals with khalid sheikh mohammed and two of his accused accomplices, over concerns some evidence gathered through torture would not be admissible in court. the victims of the devastating wildfires on maui could soon get help to rebuild. hawaii's governor announced a settlement friday worth more than $4 billion. it would pay out the families of the more than 100 people killed and the thousands displaced last august. the massive fire remains under investigation nearly one year later. the settlement needs to be finalized in court before the victims may receive payment. olympian simone biles is living up to her nickname as one of the greatest of all time. the gymnast earned her seventh gold medal -- and 10th overall -- in paris today during the women's vault final. later in the day, team usa picked up another gold in the pool. swimmer katie ledecky raced past the competition for the women's 800 meter freestyle. this

leticia tupinamba decided not to travel to austin to move in with kat.e, the women say kat introduced a law of silence. they were forbidden from communicating with each other and they couldn't leave their rooms without kat's permission. as her grip on the women tightened, they say they began to be encouraged down an even more dangerous path. we're never allowed to leave the house. it was a very difficult to get out of the situation because she hold your money, she hold your all your informations. kat said, "you know, you don't have to keep working "at the club if you start to feel bad. "hang out with the guys. "i'm sure that several men you've met have approached "you asking how much it would cost for time with you. "think about it. "what you can make in 15 hours at the club, _ "you can make in one hour with a man." i heard her on the phone with a girl who is in brazil. she was saying, "you haven't been punished by the voice "to be a prostitute in brazil." isaid, "ok, i need to get out of here." after 42 days, with the help of a former boyfriend, sol man

these negotiations but visa v you can see the whole picture actually or the larger picture lloyd austin called gallant the defense ministers of united states and israel, they have been into telecommunication conversation so far in the dawn today, you know perpetrated by lloyd austin from washington to tel aviv to make sure that israel is standing up for itself and addressing israel that we are in a defensive situation, we will defend the sovereignty, the independence and the existence of israel so far, they have always stated that, i mean the american official. top officials from biden to lloyd austin, to the vice president harris and for sure tony blincon have played a pivotal role or crucial role so far in the past 10 to 15 days while having several trips around in the area starting from tel aviv to cairo to uh to doha, qatar and hence in the middle east. i believe the usa has pivotal role, very crucial role, they have defended uh "the israel is always almost of the times and they have been playing, but i repeat a double standard role saying that or dressing the whole area in the midd

good to see you austin. >> good to see you neil i appreciate the intro. [laughter] >> neil: well here we go. we've got donald trump saying we're headed towards a depression. are we? >> while as you know, when you become a sworn member as the federal reserve you're out of the elections business so i don't have any opinion on what any candidate has to say. the part i appreciate in the intro was the fed's job is given to it by law which is maximize employment and stabilize prices. that's the dual mandate for the fed. that's exactly what we look at and that is only what wood look at. there's nothing in the mandate that says go make sure the market feels comfortable. some days the market is way down and some days it's way up. we watch it but that's not what should drive central-bank behavior in my opinion. >> neil: okay let's take donald trump out of it for the time being. do you see a depression yourself? >> i don't see depression. we got jobs number that was disappointing last week. it was below what the market expected and below what a lot of people expecte

katy austin, bbc news. too familiar with the rac it is the real automobile club a british organisation that gives help and advice to members of it. and that's it for this edition of business today. thanks for watching. i need you 0k yourdad hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm chetan pathak. au revoir, paris 2024 — after over two weeks of competition, the olympics come to a close. close to 1,000 medals have been handed out — as team usa win the last gold on offer — taking them top of the medal table. and after two bronzes, sifan hassan finally has her hands on gold — after winning the marathon in an olympic record time. welcome along, thank you forjoining us as the paris 2024 olympics come to an end. it all began over a fortnight ago — and after 32 sports, 329 events and 987 medals — the games finished on sunday with a dramatic women's basketball final which changed who finished top of the medal table. more on that to come but first this — is how the closing ceremony played out in the stade de france. a cha

start digging so i don't want to hold it up any longer working in the world of tech and finance, austin clapin says he understands the concerns about a project that's behind schedule and over budget but when it comes to better, more connected transit, he's completely on board. i used to grow up in chicago and i find the public transportation system in the bay area to be light years ahead of chicago. and in terms of the safety measures and accessibility the valley transportation authority, hoping that a project much delayed, does not ultimately become a project derailed >liz>well, still ahead, we are talking with the deputy director of rail and facilities at vta about all of this. plus see how another transit agency is moving forward toward more eco friendly options >liz>well, santa clara vta just got a boost in its effort to expand bart further into east san jose. but the whole project has been a long time coming we've had projected cost tripling over the years. joining me now to talk about it is ken rossi. he's the deputy director of rail and facilities at vta. thanks so much for being

a former army general and fellow west point graduate explained austin's about-face. >> he has a seen the results of 9/11 so he has both a duty as a political appointee and former soldier to make sure it's taken care of properly. >> reporter: blowback in the initial plea deal said it was sparing them the death penalty, came from the firefighters union and 9/11 families. 3000 people were killed. griff: thank you. jackie: the us moving warships orders related iran friends to retaliate over the killing of hamas's political leader in tehran. israel has not claimed responsibly for the assassination. alex hogan has more on spiking tensions. >> reporter: tonight we are learning more about the us embassy in lebanon urging all americans to leave the country telling people to book flights regardless of the destination and for those staying behind the embassy says they need to prepare for emergency scenarios including sheltering in place for extended periods of time amid incredibly high tensions in the least. we've seen protests play out in recent years after the death of hamas political chief i

tambiÉn se obligÓ entregar un informe sobre la declaraciÓn de lloyd austin el viernes pasado. dominÓ la jornada. el juez dijo que iba a tratar el tema a mediados de septiembre luego de estudiar argumentos de ambas partes. el manual militar dice que la autoridad convocante se puede retirar de un acuerdo previo juicio en cualquier momento antes de comenzar a cumplir las promesas en el acuerdo. el abogado de la defensa dijo que su cliente ya comenzÓ a cumplir el acuerdo. y respondiÓ a preguntas de las familias de las vÍctimas. el acuerdo fue alcanzado por la autoridad del departamento de defensa, y el manual establece que el oficial al mando no puede limitar al subordinado sobre un caso en donde se pueda resolver el delito. [habla en inglÉs] reportero: algunos crÍticos consideran que la acciÓn de austin revela un acto de influencia polÍtica de alto nivel, y se puede retrasar el juicio por aÑos. maÑana una psiquiatra va a discutir el tema de posibles efectos emocionales de posibles torturas que vivieron los detenidos mientras estaban en custodia de la cia. eliÁn: cuatro empleados

he has defense minister met with his us count about lloyd austin at the pentagon. no us decision is expected until after an international meeting of donors next week, a crane district. here in germany, politicians making that final campaign pushes ahead of sundays elections into eastern states, which could have a dramatic impact on the national political scene. con polls suggest the fall, rise alternative for germany or a if the could win the most votes in the states of to ring the sex to me and all that. and to establish women, paul, to the newly created left wing populist alliance is out of ok. next is also expected to do well. both parties oppose germany is ongoing minutes or is afford for ukraine. and as for on russia, even though a small town between the residents and the check border, it's early morning and over the members of the far right alternative for germany parties are, are complaining polls indicate they're particularly when it least 30 percent in the original elections. their best results yet high above their index, intense adults of piece the i d is

and the head of the pentagon, lloyd austin , and the minister of defense of ukraine, rustem umyerov talked on the phone. this is the third conversation in the last 10 days. the head of the ministry of defense of ukraine wrote about this on the x social network . they talked about the current situation on the battlefield, urgent needs of ukraine and plans for the near future. the key topic was preparation for the next meeting. group on the defense of ukraine in september. in padnagon , it was clarified that the conversation concerned the current operations of ukraine and the priority needs of the military. austin also congratulated the ukrainian people on independence day. 33rd anniversary of ukraine's independence. in these minutes celebrations begin with the participation of president volodymyr zelenskyi. let's see further. andrzej duda, president of the republic of poland. prime minister of the republic of lithuania. ingrid shimonite. the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyi, has the floor. dear ukrainian men and women, all our soldiers, our heroes and ours. and allies all over the

we did get a statement from lloyd austin. >> yeah.no question the biden administration has been relentless, particularly the secretary of state blinken. but also lloyd austin and trying to cool the tensions, the vitriol and the military strikes on one another that may trigger a massive war. so far, it has held. i think the consensus of the evening so far is, it's a limited strike, a preempt by the israelis. it did not cause significants damage to either side. it's not even remotely a major attack by hezbollah who could clearly have fired 6000 rockets the first day and possibly overwhelmed the israeli air defenses. i might also add, that we keep watching the beautiful tel aviv skyline in the back, not one missile so far except those fired by hamas out of gaza is gone after israeli civilian targets. so far, deterrence is holding on both hezbollah and israel. the question is, can it last? what is iran's intention. hezbollah is a shiite terrorist organization that is largely equipped into some extent commanded frequently by the iranian re

all of these deployments were made public last night following that call in which austin reiterated to the israeli defense minister that the u.s. is prepared to do whatever it takes to defend its ally. now of course, this all comes as the region is bracing for this retaliation by iran following the israeli, what? presumed israeli assassination of the hum, of hamas's most senior political leader in tehran earlier, this month, it has been really widely expected that iran was going to retaliate somehow really, no one knows exactly when or how that is going to happen. but the pentagon now i'm placing a number of very strategic assets in the region to try to calm tensions, but also of course, be prepared to help israel respond if necessary. john a region on edge this morning to itasha bertrand thank you very much. >> kate we also have new details on what investigators recovered from the scene of the plane crash in brazil that killed 62 people falling 17,000 feet in under one minute of that for you and it was the most volatile week for markets it's the pandemic. so what is most we're going t

to show you a secretary of defense, lloyd austin has overturned a p deal with alleged and 911 mastermind khalid shaikh mohammed and 2 others. the 3 had agreed to a guilty plea to avoid a possible death sentence. austin's decision means they could still face execution . they're being held at the u. s. military base at guantanamo in cuba. police of clashed with the protesters in nigeria. i made the ongoing demonstrations over food shortages and corruption. when police officer has been killed and rights groups say, 9 demonstrators. i've also died. the military has threatened to intervene to end the violence. curfews have been imposed in some areas 3 police officers have been injured and 8 people age people arrested after clashes in the inner city of sunderland. it's the latest in the string of riots and british cities following the killing of 3 young girls in a stabbing attack this week. far right groups have been blamed for aggravating violence. 3 russian prisoners freed as part of a major prisoner swap on thursday, have held a press conference at dw is headquarters here in germany, the op

defense secretary lloyd austin blaming an iranian-backed group and warning the u.s. will not tolerate further attacks. >> john: while we wait to hear the administration's next move, growing concerns of an imminent strike on israel by iran. john kirby vowing to have israel's back. >> we were involved in some pretty intense diplomacy across the region, w. if iran moves forward as they have repeatedly said they are going to, we are going to make sure we will defend israel one way or another and our own interests spirit >> sandra: chief koren for a spot at trey yingst's live in israel for us. trey, both israel and the u.s. are both on high alert. >> sandra, good afternoon. on monday, these two rockets were fired at a base in western iraq at an airbase that houses american troops, and seven u.s. service members on contractors were injured during that incident. they were fired by an organization, the main iraqi shia militia that is funded and supported by the iranian regime. so this was used to send a message to the americans that they will be threatened, as well, when the

i'll give you an example: lloyd austin, the secretary of defense, he was the head of american troops in iraq, and then he was head of centcom. sentcom, which is the commander of uh troops in the middle eastern north africa. people like austin, i think are you know well acquainted or well knowledgeable of the fact that hazballah enjoys a significant uh sphere of influence. in the region, hazballah assisted the hithis in yemen when they were waging war against saudi arabia, hazballah also assisted the syrian government of bashar al-assad against takfiris. hezballah was also there sent military advisers to iraq, when the iraqis were confronting isis, this is in addition to the ideological factor, the very close ideological bonds between hazbillah and these players, be it in iraq, syria or in yemen. uh, the americans are well aware of this, the senior american military officials, austin and others are very well aware, so this makes them even more hesitant to give their blessing for a full-scale israeli war, knowing the repercussions of that, how all of these players could enter into a th

a sentence. austin's decision means they could still face execution. they're being held at the u. s. military base. i've guantanamo in cuba. the police have clashed with protesters and nigeria made ongoing demonstrations, overfeed shortages and corruption. one police officer has been killed in rights groups say 9 demonstrators of also died. the ministry has threatened to intervene to end the violence. curfews have been imposed in some areas 3 russian prisoners freed as part of a major prisoner swap on thursday of held a press conference at dw is headquarters here in germany, the opposition i activists told of their experiences and their shock it certainly being released free again and ready to tell their stories. brushing dissidents, flooding mere car more. so la sheen and andre. because off a roof spoke publicly for the 1st time since being released from russian prisons. i was inside the area just the week ago. here's the day we were were in the a, i look forward to the prison and then we're here know the price conference on the wonderful ryan river. it's like cereal. that's actu

reversal in the plea deal for the accused plotters of the 9/11 attack, secretary of defense lloyd austinevoking the controversial agreement with the three superintenspects, includi the master mind, putting the death penalty back on the table. >> reporter: the death penalty is on the table for 9/11, lloyd austin revoking a plea deal that allowed them to plead guilty and receive a life sentence instead of the death penalty, citing his legal authority. writing in a memo he's taking over the case, adding responsibility for such a decision should rest with me. >> those defendants, they showed no mercy when they planned the attacks to murder 3,000 people on american soil, and they deserve no mercy now. >> reporter: patrick white, whose cousin joey died on flight 93 was at peace with the plea deal. >> i told the lawyers for these individuals that i would gladly push the plunger for lethal injection and watch as the life left each of their eyes. i don't believe that the plea agreements were anything other than the best outcome we were ever likely to achieve. >> reporter: the aclu vows to fight s

so to both community as an architect austin, numbers on explorers, the incidence of spaces and places on their inhabitants. the . we need conversations that inspire us to boot community abroad in includes if the and to create both ways, such as structures and social systems that allow people to flourish according to us . and we live in times with new ways of being and community of being called for when it comes to form. an architect can do different ways. but for ashton, it's key of what the outcome should be. with his designs, he wants to create a dialogue between residents as an effective way for community building. this is reflected in the architecture of a patio residents and kept hammering. the sustainable architectural design is not only the practice of creating buildings. so in traveling back on the environment, it should also promote social sustainability. modernization is important, but a village stores it's tom from it. so as an architect, ashton feels he has a moral duty to respect and enhancing the how to transfer away from different projects that are on my interest. so ba

well, of course load austin does, right? it can be prevented but it has to be need to be that needs to be prevented because nobody calisha can. you can even imagine the escalation of the region, we don't need that, we don't want that and we have to do to try everything add to making floating, so available, available to all actors in the region, not to escalate and pay attention to the escalation and to do everything for getting peace back in that region as soon as possible. what does this mean for them and weapons deliveries with his commitment with israel, but also for them in these participation in a refill on the lebanese folder you feel is love to attached at the moment we, we continue. we proceed with our engagement over there. of course we, uh we assume the situation every, every day, every. busy about a week, so we stay there and we want to make a little decisions over the so the 1st is us overshoot value to monetary has used up all the resources that product can be generated in a year. the global footprint network ca

chris austin here. your grandpa over here sleeping. >> who? that calling my name. >> coming together to open a&m barbecue. >> we didn't start it like normal people do. we didn't start it with 3000 $400,000. and if you really want to know the honest truth. yes we started this business with $25,000, and we've been scratching and working our butts off every single week since then. >> lines outside the restaurant start forming well before a&m opens, and once it does, the food is often gone in hours. >> no matter what, we cook can't beat the clock. >> so like we hours say 11 to 6. but really it's until we sell out of food. so we have not made it to 6:00 since we started. and we've tried, we've doubled, we've tripled, and no matter how much we make, it goes. >> when you look at where you are right now, both of you, what are you proudest of? >> that we found each other in sebastopol. >> kumasi. aaron. abc seven news. >> we're glad you found each looks fabulous. >> absolutely. all right. we have much more news ahead on this stream with zach fuentes in

of additional material is behind us, secretary of state, excuse me, us secretary of defense, lloyd austin has over turned a plea, deal with the alleged and 911 mastermind khalid shaikh mohammed and 2 others, the 3 had agreed to a guilty plea to avoid a possible death sentence. austin's decision now means the court. they're being held at the us military base at guantanamo bay in cuba. and us secretary of state anthony blinking has spoken on the phone with the venezuelan opposition leaders after their countries disputed presidential election blinking congratulated edmondo gonzalez for receiving the most votes and sundays. ballot gonzales has been recognized as the winner by some countries, including the united states on friday. venezuela's electoral office ratified the official results which gave victory to incumbent nicole last month to earl this is baton right on the outskirts of correct. yes. and the slider just 3 days ago, it was filled with them and state is protesting the country's dispute to the election results. but now there is com for the time being at least one opposition leader

none of the policies colton, austin, or scott would return my calls, texts or email.opped by their homes last week. hello? no one came to the gate at the father's house in granite bay, austin says house nearby was freshly rehabbed, still had construction materials in the driveway and former chief operating officer tells me the father and sons often use the company's subcontractors for personal projects. when they were supposed to be building tiny homes. >> i called them back and i caught a lot of flack for that because they were supposed to be at austin's house doing remodeling, and i'm like, it doesn't matter. we take care of our clients first, like hire on you get it. basically, get in line with everyone else. >> austin pulled up when i was there and declined to answer any questions. what do you say to the people who've lost their life savings? >> you leave please. >> next stop, the ceo of anchored tiny homes, colton paulus. i stopped by his house in folsom once. his truck is now here. and then a second time after his truck had returned. well, let's see if he'll com

>> i live in austin, texas. [ cheers and applause ] >> rupaul: why austin?n. they have a really great sprint training group there with my coach, tanja buford olympian. the group is just incredible. >> rupaul: hold up. you're still training? does that mean you're going to be in l.a. in 2028? >> that's the plan. [ cheers and applause ] [ rim shot ] >> rupaul: girl. girl. oh my goodness. wow. and i see your mama over there. hey, mama. [ cheers and applause ] oh, my god. i can't imagine what it's like for a parent to take so much time, so much devotion. what do you want to say to your mother for all -- and it paid off. >> well, mom, i want to thank you so much for forcing me to do track and field. [ laughter ] so, thank you. you knew what you were doing. >> rupaul: because you had a choice? why did you choose -- why did you choose track and field? >> so, i originally chose softball. i wanted to do it with my friends. track and field was not my first love, soccer was. all my friends were doing softball, so i signed up. my mom had another idea. you know about blac

you live from berlin, protesters and bank with us to take aim at top of visuals with links to the austin, former prime minister. the countries chief justice submits his resignation for an ultimatum from protesters that as the head of a new interim government calls for unity. post whitehead, on the program growing condemnation aster, and his bravely air sparkling school compound housing displays. people kills thousands in gaza, cities and russia. scrambles to reinforce the course border region as a troops struggle to hold back a major ukrainian incursion. the cry. richardson, welcome. we'll begin in bangladesh. wire pressure from student protesters has left the countries chief justice to resign from his post. the protests at austin prime minister shea casino, or now widening to target more officials appointed during her administration. 5 other top judges and the supreme court are now also expected to resign. a high profile, but in addition figure falls in the face of popular purchased the students came out to demand chief justice of by the son. step aside of the demonstrators were clear a