aaron said the man told denise to bind aaron's hands and feet. then he said his eyes were covered with swim goggles. which had been blacked out so he could not see. >> he's blindfolded and zip tied. >> aaron said the intruder demanded his private banking and email information and then put headphones on him that played calming music. along with instructions to use denise's phone to text her work and say she would be out for a couple of days. and, to let his work no the same. aaron claimed he was given a mixture of nyquil and valium to knock him out and told to stay in one spot in his living room that was outlined in red duct tape and monitored by a webcam. then he said, the intruder left with denise. his story sounded so implausible police wondered if he made it up to hide something more sinister. at first blush when a woman is missing and her husband or boyfriend says she was abducted, well, certainly the first thing i think maybe because of what i do for a living is he has something to do with this. >> in these situations, look at the significan

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aaron made birdie. i will pet my dog after this, hang out with my wife, fly out to memphis. >> we know this is just the beginning for you. i felt when you made that two, no one saw a smile. was it just adrenaline going through your body? what happens between making those two? >> i felt good, was pleased to make aneagle. have not holed out of a wedge and while. everything felt like it did the first 13 or so holes. i hit a bad drive, did not deserve to be in the fairway, but it landed on the car path and the thing i know it is ob. i wish it did not, but also it is my fault for not executing and making a poor decision after hitting the next drive. i needed to take my medicine short of the bunker and was caught in between. made a huge mental blunder because i could have walked away with a six or seven pretty easily. it feels like my own 2006 phil mickelson moment. >> we talked about the learning process. i imagine you walk away today knowing you learned a lot about yourself and the bright future we know you

aaron, what's your thoughts?ituations than any of us or indeed any of your viewers or listeners have gotten involved in political action, if you look at the labour party, of course, they basically achieved everything they wanted to do in 1945. i mean, it's extraordinary, actually, and it was the dream of that political movement for half a century. and they did it. it took a lot of time, and it took a lot of sweat, we've got a recent example of this, by the way. brexit. we had people for 20 years campaigning. you know, they started a whole new political party. it came first in a nationwide election to get brexit done. and it's interesting, isn't it? the major democratic shift which actually happensin democratic shift which actually happens in this country happens in spite of not because of the conservative party. >> yeah, but hold on though, because you had your brexit referendum and then we spent god knows how many months and years with people trying to overturn that. >> well, quite because the policy had to be i

aaron.> well, right now, my experience of the london metropolitan police service is either they're very surly, aggressive, rude, hostile, or they're twerking on tiktok. and i agree with peter. maybe there's a middle ground here where they can just be affable, thoughtful, civilised, polite , thoughtful, civilised, polite, courteous, helpful. i think perhaps that would be a wise way for them to conduct themselves, >> what do you think ? you have >> what do you think? you have strong opinions, and i know that many people actually get in touch with me when we talk about policing. either you're a retired police officers or current serving police officers. you will have strong opinions on that. get in touch and tell me, look, i want to talk to you. there's a lot i want to squeeze into this programme about keir starmer. you know what? we shall take a break and i'll do that afterwards. i also want to talk to you about lucy letby, and i want to ask you, involved should we be in ukraine there hello, e

but thank you very much , aaron, and thank you very much, aaron, and thank you very much, aaron, andeace there by the sounds of it, you're with me. darren grimes on gb news on tv and digital radio coming up in the next hour. another great british debate. i'm asking, is it time to stop mollycoddling our kids? all of them on these smartphones, glued to them, hopefully watching gb news. are we raising a generation of snowflakes ? let me know what you think and i'll see you after welcome back. are you with me? darren grimes on gb news on tv and on digital radio. now flights between the united kingdom and israel have been cancelled after tensions in the middle east escalated last night. israel says it carried out strikes in southern lebanon in self—defence, while hezbollah fired rockets and drones in the other direction following the assassination of a senior commander . assassination of a senior commander. both sides are said to have not been after a full scale war. well, joining me now is the historian, journalist and ex reserve officer, doctor peter caddick—adams. thank you very much f

aaron gilchrest is on the campaign trail with vice president harris in las vegas. >> reporter: the trump campaign tonight saying it was hacked and the documents were obtained illegally from foreign sources. the statement after the news site "politico" said it was sent trump campaign documents from an anonymous email account purporting to be internal communications and research dossier on j.d. vance. the campaign alleging the hack was intended to interfere with the 2024 election, pointing to a microsoft statement on friday that it was tracing activity that increasingly points to iran's intent to influence this year's presidential election. nbc news has not independently verified the hack. the latest headache for the truffle trump campaign saying the vice president rallied 15,000 supporters in arizona as part of the new democratic ticket swing state tour. a new poll shows kamala harris lead willing in michigan, pennsylvania, and wisconsin is. within the margin of an error, an improvement after trump was tried or ahead of president biden in those states before he left the race. the kamala h

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and i always appreciate, aaron, let me go to you. first thing in philadelphia. um, um we have, we here over and over again. nato is the most successful military alliance in history. it's almost like getting f one on your computer, but you know, as they're celebrating their 75th anniversary in washington, what achievements, how do they have under their belt, other than surviving as an alliance? that's the only quote unquote achievement i can think of. go ahead or as well they tow served to keep alive western imperialism and to re brand it as a either under it consolidated under the us band or as really of all of the colonial powers of the world, the united, uh, basically the core of capitalism. and imperialism for the proceeding surgeries. and they were able to re branded as a defense of freedom. this very powerful force or, or of that, had a lot of invested capital all around the world. the u. s. police that and nato was the tip of the spear. they're in a sense, especially as it began to expand into these, quote unquote peacekeeping missions and so on in the wak

go ahead aaron. yeah, it will be very interesting to see how this plays out the in the game here with these people because it's going to become clear to the premiums if it's not already that they have been robbed and sold down the river by these people. i think that those is the carrot and the stick. far zalinski is that he can, you know, steal and embezzle, you know, millions and millions of dollars from the money that the us gives you train. but he also faces that potentially happy you tries to reverse course. i think that the not the is own people by his own people. or he has a nazi contingency that believes that this is some sort of eschatological conflict for them entered insane you know, an area and back and waterways that i don't even understand the is the end of the day. a lot of people going to leave and they going to be counting their money and no one will be held accountable for this catastrophe that never should have happened, gentlemen. that's all the time we have. i want to thank my gue

so just one last question, aaron. uh, is there a sense of relief, some kind of relief now that the police arrested someone? well, i do think there is to a certain extent, but as i was saying previously, we can't jump to conclusions yet. this is the 2nd arrest today, and we know that the police said the 1st person that they place under arrest wasn't actually their primary suspect. so we don't know who was arrested right now. however, i do think there is a certain sense of relief when the news broke. there was a group of men on the street who just started cheering. when they saw on the register and was get credit ation. they ran up and actually wanted to celebrate a little bit. so i do think there is a sense of relief, but it's still very, very early days in this investigation. so we're gonna have to wait and see you for what the police will wait and see what the police say, rather before we can draw any conclusions about this latest arrest, right, dw is aaron talton, the reporting for us from sorting in the place where

aaron is excited about the chance to be in the olympics in 2028. i've been playing in international tournaments. i recently got to a chance to play in the u-19 world championships for the united states, and i think this has definitely been a dream of mine to play in the olympics. and i will continue working and getting better and improving for a chance to be on the roster. aaron and his teammates know the u.s. history in the olympics and plan to change it, as well as the popularity of the sport here at home. once the sport gets going, this sport is going to grow and continue to grow even further and further as it than it is right now. and we have the talent here to compete internationally. yes, i believe so. we do. we have such great players ready to face adversity against other great players. so i think we're pretty good. sounds like you're ready. yeah i'm ready. our team has definitely been improving. the national pool of athletes has been improving. we're getting more and more competitive against the top other countries in the world at these tou

. >> trace: bringing in israeli special operation veteran and expert aaron cohen.ou first, israel struck a hezbollah military structure, military facility, not quite sure exactly what it is. is it enough? should they go further? what do you think about this? >> here is where i'm at with this, trace. israel right now is a deep intelligence assessment, getting their ducks lined up in the event that iran launches a counterstrike following the assassination of ismail haniyeh. whatever israel decides to do will be based on the actionable intelligence, but israel doesn't have the luxury to be wrong. not with the strength of hezbollah and the proxies. whatever israel does, when it's time to make the move, they're going to jump, and if it has to be aggressive, it will be. and the strength lies in the capability. if they have to go, they'll go. >> trace: meantime, former prime minister of israel bennett saying this on the story today. >> we have 10 million israeli citizens hunkering down waiting to be attacked. i think that's wrong, by the way. i think that we shouldn't nec

aaron cohen, hang on.uy rowe about the shooter moving around on top of the roof. just listen to this for one second, aaron. >> based on what i know right now, neither the secret service counter sniper teams, nor members of the former president's security detail had any knowledge that there was a man on the roof of the building with a firearm. it is my understanding that personnel were not aware the assailant had a firearm until they heard gun shots. larry: aaron cohen, i must tell you, i'm a lay person, i watch this horribly in horror. i looked at all the telephone pictures. i find this incredible. they didn't see this? i mean, bystanders, civilians saw somebody moving around the roof of this building, and they're telling us that the secret service, the snipers, the sharp shooters, the veterans didn't see him? really? is that possible? >> yeah, larry, well donald trump almost got killed. complete failure. this is a multi-layered security law enforcement agency. this was the elite law enforcement protect if

and aaron gichrist in washington. and jason beardsley. and former deputy assistant secretary of state joel reuben. both sides seem to be calming tensions down, has it worked? >> reporter: well, remember, for months now, both sides have been saying they don't want a war. but those sides have also been saying they're ready for one. remember, for viewers, i think it's important to remember what part on july 30th. that's when the senior commander of hezbollah was assassinated by israel in beirut. since then, hezbollah and the head of hezbollah vowed retaliation. and it had to show its supporters that this could not go unanswered. why wait several weeks, almost four weeks to be exact? well, he in his televised speech yesterday, explaining that, one, he wanted to instill fear in israelis. number two, he also wanted to give cease-fire talks a chance to progress. he said that there was, in the end, no progression, because there was always last-minute demands by israel. and so it happened yesterday, this predawn attack. israeli officials saying th

if that doesn't exist, we'll rush it does. aaron. right, and we're seeing now with the position of that israel finds itself in that it really is a huge security issue to have hostile military powers right on your doorstep. israel has been in this position where it should have tried to make peace with the people in the region, but it was so hell bent on an expropriating. what the past indians has left, that they've antagonized all of their neighbors, and they find themselves surrounded by people who have missiles that can be aimed at them. and there's really no defense against that. ukraine armed with hypersonic missiles. what's the us will one day be able to produce, you know, more efficiently in the near future. that would have been a disaster for rest of they would have been minutes away from the nuclear range of nato. moscow would have been, so it really was a tremendous thread and, and, and the legitimate threat. this wasn't an imperialistic land grab by a vladimir, put in the way that it's depicted in the west. russell has lots

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and aaron, thank you so very much. thank you. for more analysis, i'm joined now by d. w to use political editor mikayla to the mission and good to have you back. so now we know the so called islamic status, the claims responsibility for the attack, which you make of it. what will, can you tell us about that? well, clearly, the main suspicion now has to be that this is a terrorist attack potential v and that will change the scope of the investigation . this was pointing towards us today when we heard from the state premier handling just as the 1st leading politician saying that it was an act of terrorism. and this came of responsibility of i s we're reading is also in line with previous claims of responsibility. so it is seen as something that's valid, whether this is a so called low voltage attack with somebody active individually that's still unclear, but we do understand that there is an on going search of premises of in the silence they sell to insulting. and there's an expectation that there might be some kind of risk because after all they are looking still police

i mean, i learned something new today , aaron. it something new today, aaron.s like on an hourly basis, the list of what is considered far right in this country expands at a rate of knots. and i learned today i actually saw an interview on this to channel be honest about the accusation. now that even suggesting that there is such a thing as two tier policing or two tier politicking, or two tier media, even that mere suggestion is now apparently far right, which i of course find absolutely absurd. what do you. is that a far right trope? is it okay? apparently. apparently, according to many people today, yes it is, which is just ridiculous. >> well, i think one can disagree with the assertion or say, well, i'm not quite sure. please show me the evidence and not necessarily agree that it's i don't think it's a far right idea. what i would say is as well, look, it's true. well, farage has said that it's since 2020. what i would say is my experience. i'm much more experienced with regards to the policing of public protest going back into the 2010s. if you look at so

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so i will cosign the aaron judge honorable mention.e past and forward thinking, my mvps are the executive directors of the democratic parties across the country. they spent the better part of the year securing hotel rooms, and planning these events for the delegates that are going to be in chicago next week. this weekend starts about five or six days of no sleep whatsoever, as well as an opportunity to make a whole lot of new friends, because of the incessant request for credentials. so, to my former colleagues and friends, i say good luck. next week i will see you out there, get some rest as best you can. >> for one week they all get to be the world's most important party promoting doorman. paul, what about you? >> judges having an amazing week. a pretty good week, too. i think team usa added a lot of inspiration, great week. harris walz, huge week. but i don't think anybody has had a bigger week than the ukrainian military. ukrainian soldiers, ukrainian men and women who have turned the tide of this work. this is what it looks like w

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>> linsey: aaron katersky reporting. aaron, thank you. >>> news tonight about the attack on u.s. troops in iraq. five american service members and two contractors are wounded. a u.s. official confirms at least two rockets were fired at the air base. the attack comes as the mideast remains on high alert. in response, the u.s. navy sending in a squadron of f-18 fighters to the region. abc's tom soufi burridge reports from tel aviv. >> reporter: tonight, new details on that targeted rocket attack on u.s. service members in iraq. five u.s. troops and two contractors injured when at least two rockets, likely fired by an iranian-backed militia, hit the al asad airbase, say u.s. officials. >> make no mistake. the united states will not tolerate attacks on our personnel in the region. >> reporter: with the middle east on edge, president biden carefully weighing a response. but today, hassan nasrallah, the leader of hezbollah, vowed to avenge the death of a top commander killed by an israeli air strike in beirut last week. moments before nasrallah spoke, idf fighter jets above beirut. our

donald trump the provocateur, the show man may not win this election. >> aaron joins us from pittsburghaaron, pennsylvania is not the only battleground state getting attention this week. >> reporter: you're right, hallie. harris will do some campaigning in the next door state of wisconsin, another battle ground state. at the same time former president trump will be on the trail as well in michigan trying to draw some attention away from the democratic convention. hallie? >> aaron, thank you. >>> president biden for his part is fine-tuning his keynote speech for the opening night at the dnc. monica alba walks us through it. mon, walk us through it. >> reporter: just a month ago this convention hall was supposed to be president biden's big stage for the week and tomorrow night shows how dramatically everything has changed since he left the race. the evening is meant in part to be a tribute to the president's leadership with first lady jill biden speaking and then in a prime time speech the president will detail why he thinks vice president harris is best positioned to take on donald trump

aaron, let's talk about robert f. kennedy jr. the race, saying his donors gave him the strength to drop out and endorse donald trump. what's the impact of that do you think? >> well, listen, i just have to say before we get to the rfk of it all, j.d. vance, there is a way to be endearing. we saw that with doug emhoff. governor walz and his ability to keck with people really contrasted with the clip you just showed. robert f. kennedy's exit from the race, his endorsement of trump, is also about aligning himself with a specific kind of masculinity. there was a very specific kind of masculinity on display at the dnc, just really showing, kind of, an empathetic focus on supporting the women in their lives, being able to discuss all kind of issues, not just women issues, family issues, american issues. that is a very different kind of masculinity than the masculinity is endorsing with his support for former president trump. the kennedy family had previously endorsed president biden and distanced himself from rfk's run. his own nephew

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fellow at the carnegie endowment for international peace great to have both of you here with us aaron. >> i want to start first with you because your background is in hostage negotiation. we don't know all we know are these bodies were found. the idf has not categorized who they are there. clearly, obviously trying to identify them now. but they did take this step, this rare step of putting out this statement, asking people to refrain from rumors and spreading rumors what does it say to you that the idf is making this move? >> thanks for having me, jake look, i think there's it's no secret that there's growing divide between the prime minister of israel, benjamin netanyahu and senior members of the israeli defense forces. last week, there was a virtual shouting between minister of defense golan and the prime minister over the absence of urgency and the lack of strategy on the part of the current israeli government led by the prime minister both are freeing the hostages, cutting a deal in an effort, perhaps to de-escalate the war idf has a stake in transferring their military resources

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aaron katersky abc news, westhampton beach, new york. >> all right, aaron, thank you so much. well, canada's two largest railroads are both facing a labor stoppage at the same time. the companies handle about $1 billion worth of freight each and every day. as abc's perry russom reports, the supply chain here in the u.s. could take a hit. >> we are starting to see the effects of a possible work stoppage. with some things no longer being shipped. that includes hazardous materials and things that have to be refrigerated, as you mentioned. this involves the two largest railroads in canada, canadian pacific kansas city and canadian national. both are threatening to lock out union workers from teamsters canada starting thursday if deals on new contracts are not done. the union says their major concerns are scheduling rail safety and worker fatigue. one analyst says a long stoppage could cause significant issues with supply chain right here in the u.s, these companies connect to key u.s. rail and shipping hubs like chicago, new orleans, minneapolis and memphis. casey says they want t

aaron, democrats are taking the fight for reproductive rights on the road.t can we expect. >> yeah, this issue, alex, of reproductive freedom is a key issue for this campaign, even before vice president harris took over the top of the ticket, she was the leader on the issue , traveling around the country last year, talking to women, talking to young people, in particular, about this particular topic. on tuesday, we understand the campaign will launch what it is calling it's fighting for reproductive freedom bus tour in palm beach, florida, former president trump's backyard, if you will. ba they are trying to target trump, the campaign says, told , him economy >> accountable for the impact on women. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren was on msnbc today trying to caution women not to take trump seriously when he says he supports women's reproductive healthcare. listen to this. >> when he is odtalking to the overwhelming majority of americans who very much oppose that radical approach to abortion and ivf, he tries to change his tune and is shocked when each

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(aaron) so whatever's next... we're cooking with fire. switch to the partner businesses rely on. >>> can the u.s. beat inflation, mr. president? >> yes, yes, yes. i told you we're going to have a soft landing. my policies are working. start writing that way, okay. >> good news on inflation, it is relenting, hitting 2.9% this morning, the lowest level in three years. cars, air fare and gas are all getting cheaper, while grocery costs are leveling out. so what will the fed do with interest rates? joining us now, nbc news senior business correspondent christine romans. so what's going to happen? >> you know, here's what the fed is looking at, katy, the fed is looking at a 2.9 headline on inflation, the lowest, as you said, in three years. and the trend is your friend. look at this, this is the 9%, that terrible peak in 2022. it has come down here considerably, getting closer to that fed's 2% target. you look inside the numbers, sideways on food prices, housing still a really big problem, though, and housing actually about 90% of the overall

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>> aaron gilchrist on the campaign trail tonight. thank you. >>> to the mideast now and a new round of deadly air strikes in gaza. today israel launched missiles into a gaza city killing more than 100. ellison barber reports from israel, and a warning, the video is disturbing. >> reporter: tonight anguish in gaza following a deadly strike that hit a school in gaza city. three rockets hit the school killing at least 100 people according to a spokesperson with gaza's civil defense. there are a lot of people missing, he says, a lot of body that cannot be identified. israel admits they carried out the strikes but claim the school was more than just a shelter for thousands of displaced palestinians. in a statement released tonight, israeli forces said in part they struck terrorists operating in a hamas command and control center embedded inside a mosque in the school compound and killed 19 militants using three precise munitions. this was just one of a series of deadly air strikes in gaza over the last 24 hours. and civilians in the line

arsenal keeper aaron ramsdale could be on his way joined the gunners last season.ley�*s first england squad. they have nations league fixtures against the republic of ireland and finland next month. the interim manager has also called up four uncapped players, but kieran trippier�*s ruled himself out, a regular during gareth southgate�*s eight years in charge, the newcastle defender has today retired from international football. our senior football news reporter alex howell was at today's squad announcement. lee carsley named his first england squad since he has been named england interim head coach. he has named four uncapped players in the squad, and also five played under him when he was england u2i manager. there are some brilliant coaches, some excellent head coaches, and i trust the people involved in the process that they will get the best person. there is also an update that the situation with arsenal defender ben white has not changed. he is still unavailable for selection. carsley is preparing these players when theyjoin up next week for games against the

it's notjust incomings at old trafford, though, as bbc sport also understands that aaron wan—bissakaat west ham united ahead of a move to the london stadium. wan—bissaka played 190 times in five years at the club but has struggled to displace diogo dalot as the club's first choice right back. andrey rublev is through to the final of the montreal 0pen after a straight sets win over matteo arnaldi. having knocked out world number one jannik sinner in the last round, rublev quickly continued his good form as he took the first set in just over half an hour. there was no way back for his opponent, with the russian taking the second set 6—4 to progress to the final where he will face australian alexei popyrin. amanda anisimova is through to the canadian 0pen final after a two sets to one victory over emma navarro. amnisova is ranked 132nd in the world but was able to take the first set 6—3. and despite navarro hitting back in the second, the 22—year—old kept her composure in the decider and came out on top with this win, making it four straight victories against players in the top 20. she

(aaron) so whatever's next... we're cooking with fire. to the partner businesses rely on. >>> 26 past the hour. mexico is pausing relations with the u.s. and canadian embassies in response to criticism of mexico's proposed judicial overhaul. mexico's president is suggesting a constitutional change that judges be elected by popular vote as opposed through appointed through a system based on training and qualifications. of course, many people are criticizing this saying the president is trying to remake the supreme court in that country. u.s. ambassador ken salazar said the reform is a major risk to democracy and it's unyear this pause actually really means, but mexico asserts it will not impact trade between the u.s. and mexico. the two countries are each other largest trade partners. >>> more now on a story we've been very closely following for you. the league of united latin-american citizens or lulac, demanding action from the department of justice after the homes of democratic latino voting activists, volunteers and political operative