abt describe information sharing. we know law enforcement strategies like focused deterrence work when the entities work together. ms. jackson lee: there is no reason there should not be information sharing. let me move quickly if you don't mind. i have a short period of time. you enacted emergency legislation to change the landscape of prosecutions. you want to let us know how that is happening. is that the same legislation as the prioritizing public safety emergency amendment? ms. appiah: that's correct. ms. jackson lee: this is law. can you give us a snippet. i have so many other questions. ms. appiah: it increases the presumption for pretrial detention which has led to more people being held pretrial. it increases penalty for things like unlawful discharge of a firearm. there are things related to pretrials for juveniles which we know is an issue. there was a companion bill that clarifies the ability of law enforcement to pursue in a manner consistent with safe policies. ms. jackson lee: does the dechloroquination

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the units under the command of the hero of russia, abte allaudov, showed themselves worthily in the specialcial forces university gudermesi and sent to the special operations zone already has more than 14.5 people; the training system created in the region allows for timely changes in personnel performing combat missions. it is important to note that the work on recruiting contract soldiers and volunteers is gaining momentum, including thanks to comprehensive social support for military personnel and members of their families. dear colleagues, before we move on to the discussion, let me remind you that october 5 is celebrated in the country: teacher’s day. you know that this year has been declared the year of the teacher and mentor in russia. this is a tribute to those who help the younger generation acquire solid knowledge, instill true moral values, and educate active citizens of the country. i would like to thank the teachers of educational institutions of the ministry of defense for their conscientious work, i wish everyone good health and professional success. the most famous city is t

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yemen abt rabba mansur hadi, who fled the country in january '15 .ted states claim that shiite iran is secretly sending money and weapons to the houthis, and this despite the fact that american ships and aircraft completely control the gulf of adon and yemeni airspace. they don’t need a full-fledged war with israel, and this is where we will most likely end up. to see, on the one hand, the increase in its risks, since iran also cannot stand aside, anti-zionist policy, support, let's say, for the palestinian movement, this is part of the iranian national ideology, which it cannot refuse, the current iran cannot refuse, but on the other hand, most likely we will see an active statement from tehran, maybe somewhere there is some kind of opposition to this , from the side - hezbols, again with the support of the iranians, but are being drawn into a full-fledged conflict, tehran , i think, will try - to avoid such a scenario, although, again, in the current unpredictable situation, everything is possible. iran, of course, is involved, but not in the plann

the units under the command of the hero of russia, abte alauddinov, showed themselves worthily in thecial military operation. trained at the russian university of special forces gudurmesi and sent to the special operation zone is already more than 14,500. another topic of the conference call was the progress of the autumn conscription campaign. 130,000 recruits will go to the troops. at the same time , shaigu especially emphasized that conscripts will not be sent to the combat zone. the ministry of defense has the necessary number of military personnel and volunteers to conduct a special military operation. please note that all conscripts, including those from new regions , will not be sent to the combat zone. the general staff plans for additional mobilization no. since the beginning of the year , more than 335 people have entered military service under contract and volunteer formations. in september alone, more than 50,000 citizens signed a contract. and as the press service of the ministry of defense reported today, eight assault detachments disrupted our wars in the southern donet

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suggesting instead it was the jihad group and hamas insists that it was israel who committed this abts. b act. but it speaks to the precarious nature in the region that president biden will now have to grapple with. of course the white house is down playing expectations about him emerging from this with concrete deliverables instead saying that he is trying to manage a complicated situation, but there are huge humanitarian concerns and risks to civilian lives and these are all issues the president is expected to raise in his talks with netanyahu today. >> the original plan and kind of what the white house had been telegraphing ahead of this visit is that they wanted commitments that humanitarian aid would reach gaza and why meeting with arab leaders was also on the agenda. and of course this narrative around the hospital has derailed that and presents a significant challenge all involved. arlette saenz, i'm sure we'll be back with you. just ahead here, what caused the deadly blast at that gaza hospital? we'll talk to a decorated air force intelligence officer. >>> plus another fail in

his stance on israel, i think he said the right things when he addressed the country about the the -- abtst 80. >> you see the old joe biden, obama administration coming out here. on a serious note, which is concerning, which you look at this for the biden administration, there is no show of force if you would coming from this. it's sort of he reversed the old behind the scenes senate face. let's be honest, that's where he works best. that's where he came from the senate and a vice president. it's not working on the world stage. that's very much of a concern as we move forward. >> it's a dangerous time for the country. go back to what you said, we need leadership. we need someone to stand up in america and say no, this pro palestinian cause, here's the reality about the history of palestine. this is wrong. anti-semitism is wrong, we're going to combat it with every ounce we have we've got to take a firmer stand on what's going on in the middle east. it was literally 10 minutes before he started back peddling. >> the poll numbers, their still within a margin of error. cheryl: you've got fo

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>> whichch is a great reveal abt american politics. anytime you have questions usually some american politics is more like the and west wing. >> as to why that bridge never materialize with biden i do think inside he truly believes he is the only one who can beat president trump a former president trump. that's a big thing he carries around. he also sees the unrest with the party, or the lack of a bench what if you want to call it, and i think he didn't envision himself years ago being president to potentially 86 years old. but that's that's refined sense of at. there is no shortage of issues that could comein up in the age come with age issues over the next 15 t months. you saw a trip on a diploma handout on their first couple monthsit ago. it's something they have to confront. he has been doing it lately with the joke sayi' hey, i've been he 600 600 years, that kind of thing. that's a sort of speeding literally calling outig the elephant in the room. >> right, calling it out tos se if that works but it is a big question. >> as long a

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i wanted to ask aac question abt this topic. what has to happen sort of practically regarding development on the ground for the abraham accord countries to kind of move away from their current somewhat neutral definitely not pro-israel posture. there's a lot of hope including on the people to people level that there are these cultural exchanges, business exchanges, academic exchanges. and also a move away from anti-semitism as well. what has to happen to kind of build up that momentum again? >> thank you for the question. i diverted to senator ernst having these certain -- >> thank you. and i think that just from hearing from a number of the leaders of those arab nations, there's a lot more that we as the united states need to do. because w i will just give an example land discussions with nbc and the arab emirates he had stated that he entered into the abraham accords with the thought that of course they would continue these great cultural exchanges.s. educational opportunities with israel. but they also expected that the unite

but when you talalk abt weaknek about weakness, having said what our reputation was, how importanion it for israel to get this right, to sendsend a a message and the message right now, hamas is now looked at as a heroic organization. ng >> how do you change that perception? , surprisepeedat and violence of action. i mean, they've they've got to respond swiftlyspee've go, v. and then what's going to have to follow after that, though, is is once they have defeatedndy hamas and they have any remaining if need to be held to account and they need to rapidly establish some sort assista of assistance package to gaza because that's going to be the next because otherwise it's going to be just this continuingotherw to be t problet providing some sort of stability. and you know, what people are thinking about at home? they're thinking about what? about our border. bord about, well, you know, of course we're the big satan and they're the little satan. inand i'm thinking about 6000 plus afghanis. these are called alien apprehensions at the border. i'm thinking about in lebanon,on 164. iran, 659.

beijing remains ambivalentuc abt this new cooperation. the united states should make clear that they cannot use north korea as a vehicle for indirectly supporting russia's war. in conclusion, there are some that may argue that the new development is a response to the summit. the need for ammunition alone would have made this cooperation inevitable. this development in the region is precipitating an arms race in asia. this is not at the initiative of the united states or its allies. china's massive nuclear buildup, north korea's drive to become a nuclear weapon state the size of france and most of all russia's war in europe has fundamentally changed the security environment in the region and on the peninsula in ways that have compelled countries that t suppt the peaceful status quo to respond. thank you very much. >> thank you, doctor shaw. mr. snyder. >> thank you, mr. chairman for the privilege for dissipating in this hearing on security for the peninsula and for spotlighting the impact of a new era of major power rivalry on the peninsul

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