austin: good afternoon, everybody. we had a highly constructive morning at the second meeting of the ukraine defense contact group. i am delighted we were joined virtually by more than 40 ministers and chiefs of defense. i am glad the contact group once again got to speak with ukraine's ministry of defense, my good friend. we are also joined by the deputy commander in chief of ukraine's armed forces and by ukraine's defense intelligence representative. i am also proud and pleased to see several new countries attended today's meeting of the group, including austria, bosnia-herzegovina, columbia, ireland, and kosovo. we are delighted to have them aboard and we hope to continue expanding this important gathering of allies and partners. russia's unprovoked and cruel inpatient has galvanized countries from around the world. bravery, skill, and the brits of the ukrainian people have inspired people everywhere. we have made important progress since the contact group was established after the ram stein summit. today with the m

austin: i do, chairman. sen. leahy: we are on the cusp of negotiating a final comprehensive bill that is going to ignite us to compete with china. investments made by that legislation would empower the department of commerce to provide a jolt to the microelectronics industry in our country, to ensure our involvement of critical national security technologies. we have seen things that slowed down considerably in our country on solar energy, for one, because reliance on china and those countries they control. how important are the resources, nondefense research? we agree on defense research about in non-defense research and development to ensure our national security, cybersecurity and economic independence of foreign manufacturing? sen. leahy: i think it is critical, chairman. before i answer in full, let me thank you for your many years of service to our nation on behalf of the department of defense we are truly grateful for your leadership and your support of defense. i believe your question was, how important i

was able to secure his release and not austin's?ment will make is that trevor was acknowledged. you know, his father was able to visit him. they had access to him. and so it was truly just a matter of what it was going to take to get him out. with austin, we first have to have acknowledgment of him, and that's one thing the syrians are still withholding or, you know, they have throughout the years said they would help locate austin. and so we need that first step, so that's what makes austin more complicated. the fact that their embassy and consulare closed in the united states, our embassy is closed in damascus. those engagements are challenging because we don't have a channel for them. >> did president biden suggest he will try to re-engage with the syrian government to try to find out more? >> well, you know, president biden said that he supported the efforts that are under way and other efforts that may create positive movement. and of course, one of the efforts under way is pushing to get engagement and engagement that's sustai

>> austin bruenger: heaven. it's the complete opposite. >> alfonsi: opposite, because like millions of school age kids, austin was forced into remote learning for more than a year, and disconnected from friends. >> austin bruenger: i was like this shut-in. the only way you could see people is through, like, phones, or your family that you live with. >> alfonsi: that isolation took a toll on austin, who was already struggling with news that his parents were getting a divorce. >> melissa bruenger: and that's when i think everything just started to magnify. he, you know, he was always asking to see his friends. we couldn't. and i remember there was one moment that he was just on the floor, like, kicking and punching the air. just-- but couldn't describe why he was upset. >> alfonsi: unable to vent with friends, and without access to in-person therapy, austin's mother melissa says his world began closing in on him. >> melissa bruenger: it felt like he was interacting less and just kind of withdrawing into himself an

private first class austin was an avid sportsman. a 2011 graduate of pickens high school and a member of rock springs baptist church in easley. i attended his service and the pastor said he was awarded the medals posthue mouse will you -- posthumously but he was awarded the jewels in his crown the moment he entered the pearly gates. he was that kind of believer. he was an inspiration to many. he's an american hero and deserves to be honored for his bravery and sacrifice for our country, as a soldier defending our freedoms and security. and as john 15: 13 says, greater love has no one than this, that someone lay down his life for his friends. barrett did that. i want to thank the committee and ranking member comer for bringing this measure to the floor and allowing us to honor our fallen heroes. i urge passage of the legislation and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves the balance of her time. the gentlewoman from new york is recognized. mrs. maloney: mr. speaker, if the gentlewoman ha

how did austin guide from invincible outsiders? let's start at the beginning. awesome venga arrived in 1996 and let the club to phenomenal success. in 1998, they won the league and cut double for the 1st time in almost 3 decades. then between the summers of 20012005 also became the most dominant. same in english o 2 league, sorry, tools and 3, a fake up wins in 4 years meant no one good match them for silverware in that time . not even alex ferguson's matches to united life was good but in football, nothing lasts including beloved stadiums. in 2002 austell received permission to build a new ground and ambitious move that would take them away from the iconic hybrid. the reason was simple, matched a revenue, so ticket sales and so on was a massive financial factor in the 20052006 season austin last at hybrid much they income accounted for about a 3rd of arsenal revenues. so building a big stadium sounds pretty smart, right? the problem was austell had to take on almost 400000000 pounds of debt to build emory stadium. a big number even now a crippling sum in those

what are gone my mom with with in 2004 austin old did something no other english club has achieved in over a 130 years. they became invincible. i made a 152000 pool history have been made off. know i've gone through with 48 games, 0 defeat for them a but when we will and readable, also talk english football. felt like they were on their way to becoming one in europe. megan, i'm not going to stop here because a club getting bigger every year. but since then, arsenal haven't one single premier league title, and off the years outside the champions league in 2021, they failed to qualify for europe at all. what happened? how did often go from invincible outsiders? let's start at the beginning. arson venga arrived in 1996 and let the club to phenomenal success. in 1998, they won the league and cut double for the 1st time in almost 3 decades. then between the summers of 20012005 also became the most dominant team in english. i to lead, sorry tools and 3 f a cup wins in 4 years meant no one good match them for silverware in that time. not even alex ferguson's matches to united life was good b

how did austin go from invincible outsiders? let's start at the beginning. arson venga arrived in 1996 and let the club to phenomenal success. in 1998, they won the league and cut double for the 1st time in almost 3 decades. then between the summers of 20012005 also became the most dominant team in english, 4 o 2 league, sorry, tools and 3 f a cup wins in 4 years meant no one good match them for silverware in that time. not even alex ferguson's matches to united life was good but in football, nothing lasts including beloved stadiums. in 2002 austell received permission to build a new ground and ambitious move that would take them away from the iconic hybrid. the reason was simple, matched a revenue, so ticket sales and so on was a massive financial factor in the 20052006 season austin last at hybrid much they income accounted for about a 3rd of arsenal revenues. so building a big stadium sounds pretty smart, right? the problem was austell had to take on almost 400000000 pounds of debt to build emery at stadium a big number even

marshals, wilson was found shot and killed in austin on the night of may 11. she was found inside the home where she was staying. the hunt is underway for 35 year-old caitlin armstrong of austin, an arrest affidavit reveals a romantic entanglement indicating wilson's death as a result of a possible love triangle. court papers say the night of the murder wilson went for a swim a pool in austin. would colin strickland, another cyclist armstrong in stricklin were dating at the time. wilson was found shot to death, according to the affidavit, the affidavit further explained that strickland told police during a break in his relationship with armstrong. he met and began dating wilson. strickland has been cooperating with police wilson's family released a statement that reads in part, there are no words that can express the pain and suffering. we are experiencing due to the senseless tragic loss. mariah was a talented kind and caring young woman. her life was taken from her before she had the opportunity to achieve -verything she dreamed of our family and all those w

austin said that ukraine's backers need to move at the speed of war. yes, well you'll say yes, explain to me what that means. i actually, i sort of stepped away from my reading and looked at the dictionary to try and work out where this comes from and what, what was that? a reference to exactly. i think this could be seen as a dig above all towards germany. um we have been moving at the speed of our own navel gazing um, germany has not stepped up in the way that it needed to um we have been much more focused on our own internal debates. um and a desire to maintain face and not look like that. we've made a mistake in the run up to this war? and since the commencement of it, the speed of war means what happens now, what happens today right now makes a difference and can determine the course of the rest of this war. we literally do not have time for this kind of shifty going. we say in german being, being obsessed with one's own issues, we don't have time for it. we need to act because the only thing that matters right now is the support for ukraine in wi

marshals, wilson was found shot and killed in austin on the night of may 11. she was found inside the home where she was staying. the hunt is underway for 35 year-old caitlin armstrong of austin, an arrest affidavit reveals a romantic entanglement indicating wilson's death as a result of a possible love triangle. court papers say the night of the murder wilson went for a swim a pool in austin. would colin strickland, another cyclist armstrong in stricklin were dating at the time. wilson was found shot to death, according to the affidavit, the affidavit further explained that strickland told police during a break in his relationship with armstrong. he met and began dating wilson. strickland has been cooperating with police wilson's family released a statement that reads in part, there are no words that can express the pain and suffering. we are experiencing due to the senseless tragic loss. mariah was a talented kind and caring young woman. her life was taken from her before she had the opportunity to achieve everything she dreamed of our family and all those w

an event that included a very low speed ride through downtown austin and into east austin is a pretty fantastic event involving mostly vintage motorcycles or vintage style motorcycles. to raise funds and awareness for men's mental health as well as prostate cancer studies released fox news. several cities in northern california also participated in the distinguished gentleman's ride, including san francisco, where nearly $114,000 was raised during yesterday's ride. a couple in seattle, washington is spending their retirement years living on cruise ships. richard and angelin burke figured they were spending about $3500 a month between their mortgage, internet, electricity, property , taxes, insurance and the other costs associated with owning their home in seattle. that doesn't include food, transportation, entertainment and and guess what? they figured out that they could live on a cruise ship for $100 a day and they do love cruising. so over the last year, they have taken cruises to the bahamas, mexico and the panama canal, among other destinations , and in between cruises when they

side, not only austin but also the top u.s. general, joint chiefs chairman mark milley, to try to speak with their russian counterparts but they were rebuffed in those conversations never happening. but it is an important line of communication here that has at least opened temporarily between austin and russian defense minister. in a brief readout we got from the pentagon, austin urged an immediate cease fire and stressed the importance of lines of communication from the russian side, we know that they talked about the situation in ukraine. we're looking for more information. of course, to find out if there will be a followup call any time soon. >> live at the pentagon. thank you very much. let's get important insights from cedric lleyton. let's start there. first conversation since before the invasion between the two defense chiefs. what do you make of that? >> i think it's remarkable. because the fact they hadn't talked was kind of normal, actually, in this situation. but now that they have talked, there is now perhaps a chan

. >> and joining me now, austin ghoulsby. he is now a professor at the university of chicago's school of business. let me start with you. straight up, how would you describe the state of the american economy right now? >> well, i would say that the state of the american economy is actually rather strong but set against this problem of inflation. you see the jobs numbers. the jobs numbers look good. in a normal world, you would say this is a great economy. the problem is that wages just aren't keeping up with costs and so you would turn around and say actually it's not such a great economy, and that's the conundrum, and that's the conundrum the federal reserve faces. >> why are markets reacting the way they reacted this week, which is pretty pessimistic. >> the markets are finally coming to a realization, and why it has turned out to be such a surprise in the last two days, i thinks a real question. there's a realization that the only instrument -- it's a blunt instrument the federal reserve has is to tamp down demand. by defa

in the 20052006 season austin was lost at high bery much. they income accounted for about a 3rd of arsenal revenues. so building a big stadium sounds pretty smart, right? the problem was austell had to take on almost 400000000 pounds of debt to build emory stadium. a big number even now a crippling sum in those days. and long before the stadium was finished, the ground had already shifted beneath els faith arsenal. embarked on a project believing the football landscape was one way by the time that committed to that it had begun to change in a very considerable way of the arrival of roman of rhyme of richard chelsea was a precursor suit to all of that, lou? yes, we have to talk about roman abramivitch pitched up across london in june 2003 and immediately sent about throwing cache around. so the some of the fog didn't, it's full season. chelsea had been around 10 players which custom over 100000000 years was a set size make feeling it that happened didn't attract the window and looking back i was like i heard enough was made with the arsenal.

it is like we're fighting a nonending war just to come home at night >> reporter: crystal austin tells me she wants justice for her son, but so far, no arrests have been made lester >> peter, thanks. >>> now to the southern border and dramatic images of a record number of migrants crossing into the u.s. as a federal court today heard a challenge to the biden administration's plan to end a controversial covid border restriction. gabe gutierrez is in texas. >> reporter: at dawn today, in waist-high water, they inch closer to u.s. soil. a group of cubans after a grueling journey, among them, 64-year-old felicia ramos. she tells us we finally made it after two months, then she empties water from her purse and cries in her son's arms with a record number of migrants from more places arriving in the u.s., the biden administration is facing growing bipartisan criticism for its decision to end title 42, a covid border restriction that the trump administration used to expel many migrants during the pandemic. 21 republican-led states are suing to keep it in place and today they argued their case

secretary austin, the floor is yours. sec. austin: good morning. the distinguished members of the committee. thank you for the chance to testify today in support of the president's budget request for fiscal year 2023. it is great to be here with general milley who has been an outstanding partner. i'm also pleased to do be joined by the comptroller. we are still focused on three key priorities at the department of defense. defending our nation, taking care of our people, and succeeding through teamwork. and our budget request helps us meet each of those priorities. our budget request seeks more than $56 billion for air power platforms and systems and more than $40 billion to maintain our dominance at sea, including buying nine more battle force ships. and almost $13 billion to support and modernize our combat credible land forces. our budget request also supports modernization to maintain a safe and secure and effective strategic term. and of course none of these capabilities matter much without our people and their families. so we are seeking your

dayana: en el departamento de policÍa de austin —— en el departamento de policÍa de austin condado de de cuatro aÑos van a ganar 2,5% mÁs o 5% mÁs, depende del tiempo de bachillerato. locutora: ademÁs de que ofrecen bonos de miles de dÓlares como incentivos. >> ofrecemos 15.000 $ de bono. dayana: aseguran que a falta de personal los crÍmenes van en aumento, pero para organizaciones que van en contra esta no serÍa la soluciÓn. en un comunicado nos respondieron que exigen soluciones verdaderas que prevengan la violencia, desde mÁs policÍas, quieren invertir en cosas que los hacen seguros, la vivienda, educaciÓn y la prevenciÓn de la violencia. ramÓn: un reporte de dayana garcÍa. en el norte de la bahÍa dos personas murieron durante un tiroteo que involucrÓ a oficiales de la policÍa que respondieron al reporte de un ataque violento. los hechos ocurrieron ayer minutos antes de las 9:00 de la noche en la zona a las calles mariposa y owen, donde los oficiales encontraron a dos hombres involucrados en una trifulca. por el momento no estÁ claro si las personas murieron por disparos realizados

chairman, secretary austin, welcome. a healthy defense industrial base is a critical element for our national security. and president biden issued an executive order on january in -- issued an executive order in january of 2021 to strengthen buy america requirements for all federal programs. in july, notice of proposed rulemaking increased the domestic content requirement from 55% to 60%, with a phased in increase to 75%. this is a move i strongly support. however, i know from the experience with the navy's new frigate, that if we require 100% american made within a reasonable timeline, industry can step up and deliver with the frigate. this actually resulted in the on shoring of new u.s. manufacturing. so, do you support replicating this success for other defense programs, with the goal of hitting 100% american made, so long as the department has reasonable timelines and reasonable waivers at their disposal? >> i absolutely support making sure that, where we can, we invest in america, that we make sure that we have the

how did austin go from invincible outsiders? let's start at the beginning. awesome venga arrived in 1996 and let the club to phenomenal success. in 1998, they won the league and cut double for the 1st time in almost 3 decades. then between the summers of 20012005 also became the most dominant team in english. i to lead, sorry tools and 3, i think up wins in 4 years meant no one could match them for silverware in that time. not even alex ferguson's matches to united life was good but in football nothing lasts including beloved stadiums. in 2002 arsenal received permission to build a new ground and ambitious move that would take them away from the iconic hybrid. the reason was simple, matched a revenue ticket sales and so on. was a massive financial factor in the 20052006 season austin was lost at high bery much . they income accounted for about a 3rd of arsenal revenues. so building a big a stadium sounds pretty smart, right? the problem was austell had to take on almost 400000000 pounds of debt to build emery at stadium a big number even now a crippling sum

he lives in austin with his wife lauren here at the end.e's an art art teacher photographer and master potter. on this side is blue halsey from continental resources? he's also senior vice president of hse. he is responsible for strategic leadership of corporate hsc and esg programs. along with guiding corporate policy and regulatory initiatives and this is the harold ham's company as you probably know. he's past chairman of the north dakota petroleum council currently serves as the chairman of the petroleum alliance of oklahoma. board member of the domestic energy producers alliance or deepa kelso4 is secure america and the oklahoma city national memorial museum. and native, oklahoma. he has degrees from oklahoma state and the university of tulsa law school. so we'll get started. this is great. let's see the beacons uniforms, but i guess they'll do. good afternoon. i'm going to talk about what happened in texas, and this is a personal story for me. my wife lauren is here last february 15th. we were blacked out for 45 hours. going to talk a

the last time we spoke with austin was august 13, 2012.time i heard from him was january 7, 2012. so we are missing him terribly. >> joey: what do you believe is the next step to get your son home are by this administration or in general? >> well, i finally came up with count your fingers way of saying this. what we need is sustained, diplomatic engagement with transactional negotiation. this needs to be a direct engagement with syrian government, very sober to bring austin home. so, what we are asking for is active diplomacy, truly, which is perfect for him as school foreign service grad. >> joey: you have confidence this administration can get your son home? >> absolutely. yes, we just heard zelenskyy say, you know, president biden represents the democratic world. i mean, we should have the capability to engage diplomatically. that is not a huge thing. >> joey: thank you for joining us. your son is marine corps brother and we are all praying for his safe return. thank you all for joining me this morning. >> thank you, joey, we know who o

i want to thank secretary austin, general milley for being here.hough i look forward to hearing your priorities, i believe it's critical to fund the d.o.d. at 3 to 5% above inflation to meet national requirements. it would be sufficient at historic levels, but due to this administration's spending, inflation is soaring at rates we have not seen since 1981. instead of accounting for these economic reality, the d.o.d. wrongfully pursued a 2.2% inflation rate at a time we must keep pace. america must continue to enforce the rules-based order that we've led in the endure global security we have involved in. doing so is in our own national interest. republicans in the senate and house are united just as we in fiscal year 2022 to ensure our war fighters have the tools they need to be ready, modernized and lethal. it's my hope that the majority follows that fiscal year 2022 conference framework to provide sufficient funding to d.o.d. and that we pass our bills on time this year. >> along with my disappointment in the top line funding level i also have ser

is with us, a military expert, mykhaili good day, good morning, the us minister of defense, luvyt austin held another telephone conversation with his ukrainian colleague, oleksiy reznikov , the day before yesterday they discussed the situation on the battlefield and the current needs of ukraine, austin himself informed me on twitter, i informed my colleague about the telephone conversation on may 14 with the minister of defense of russia, his sheikh, and confirmed our unwavering support for the sovereignty and security of ukraine, austin noted. last week, the head of the pentagon held the first telephone conversation with the minister of defense of the aggressor country during the full-scale invasion of ukraine during the conversation, austin called on him to immediately cease fire in ukraine and emphasized of the cost of maintaining the communication line in the russian ministry of defense, in turn, said that they discussed current issues of international security, including the situation in ukraine, mr. mykhailo, which is usually discussed during such conversations by the us defense mi

the world provide active assistance for active military assistance to ukraine and actually lloyd austinof the pentagon who is the initiator of these meetings, he emphasized that this time the country could get a very clear and very urgent understanding of the state of hostilities and what are the needs of the ukrainian army, but of course this meeting ended and with very important practical things, that is, 20 countries from this meeting announced a new military aid to ukraine and this includes new artillery installations as well as anti-ship systems and also a lot of ammunition and other vehicles tanks and lloyd austin when he talked about all these new new things that will provide additional countries, he also said that he cannot list all of them, but he wants to highlight a few of them that he considers extremely important . let's listen to today. i am especially grateful to the data that announced today that it will provide harpoon installations and missiles to help ukraine protect its coast, and i also want to thank the czech republic for their weighty assistance in particular in r

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katie austin, our i for the latest. katie austin, our transport correspondent.nations human rights chief to visit china amid concerns that the chinese will not allow proper scrutiny of the state of human rights in the country. the visit is to include the western region of xinjiang, where ethnic uyghurs — most of them muslims — have been unlawfully detained and mistreated. a huge collection of data, including images linked to china's mistreatment of uyghurs and other minorities, has been handed to the bbc. the information was hacked from police computers and it includes evidence of a shoot to kill policy for anyone trying to escape. our correspondentjohn sudworth has the story. these are the faces china never intended us to see, from inside its system of mass incarceration in xinjiang. the government has long denied it's running detention camps for uyghurs, insisting instead they are vocational schools... ..for willing students. the photos, almost 3,000 of them, show the reality of how whole swathes of uyghur society have been swept up person by person. the oldes

defense secretary loild austin now warning vladimir putin, an attack on nato allies is, quote, a fight he really doesn't want to have. ian pannell in ewe train tonight. >>> the dire new warning on climate. warning more than 2 billion people around the world will face water scarcity, including 160 million children. matt gut maunman reporting froma tonight. >>> the white house this evening calling for an investigatihoth palestinian american journalist, killed in the west bank. >>> and here at home, the severe storms as we come on the air tonight. tornado watches across several states at this hour and we'll time this out. >>> also, unsettling news on that baby formula shortage. what the makers of the formula are now saying. >>> and remembering an nba great tonight. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. news from the hill tonight. republicans blocking the democrats. also that major development, the settlement after the surfside, florida, condo collapse. but we are going to begin tonight with that breaking headline from houston. the passenger jet goi

i am in austin. i was visiting university of texas, where i went.here, etched in step, ye shall know the truth and the truth shall set you free. well, apparently, the truth will scare the daylights out of you. why are they so afraid about simply telling the truth about what happened on january 6th? i think we have a right to that. we pay their salary. we, citizens. so i am really -- it's very curious a dog will bark. terrible worries over on the republican side. >> as a southerner, the phrase is a hit dog will holla. got it? >> i got to bring you in. can we talk about the former-vice president mike pence? i mean, he is going to campaign for top-trump target, georgia governor brian kemp, while trump is endorsing his opponent, david perdue. is he trying to make a clear break a year after the maga mob sicked on him? >> mike pence is going down there to endorse the likely winner of the primary, and donald trump has already endorsed the likely loser of the primary. so this may make pence look much stronger than trump in this case, and look, pence really

marshals, wilson was found shot and killed in austin on the night of may 11. she was found inside the home where she was staying. the hunt is underway for 35 year-old caitlin armstrong of austin, an arrest affidavit reveals a romantic entanglement indicating wilson's death as a result of a possible love triangle. court papers say the night of the murder wilson went for a swim a pool in austin. would colin strickland, another cycliwt armstrong in stricklin were dating at the time. wilson was found shot to death, according to the affidavit, the affidavit further explained that strickland told police during a break in his relationship with armstrong. he met and began dating wilson. strickland has been cooperating with police wilson's family released a statement that reads in part, there are no words that can express the pain and suffering. we are experiencing due to the senseless tragic loss. mariah was a talented kind and caring young woman. her life was taken from her before she had the opportunity to achieve everything she dreamed of our family and all those w

do to get austin home and my approach was all of the above. and i've been a fan of sean's of course is an actor, and we met, and he was willing to take personal risk to go into syria at that time and try to find austin. he didn't end up going but i thought it was an impressive gesture on his part as a humanitarian and we give it a shot >> that's where it started. yeah, i mean there has been a few other incidents where my first thought would be to talk to somebody the state departments make sure wasn't trampling on an existing strategy when it came to hostage release. and there was one of bolivia where they felt that anytime they existed pressure on the bolivian government oblivion's response by being in a power david dark ally of. that it wasn't going to be valuable to continue that way. so they said i had and try. we were able to get that american brought back. so you get kind of excited when you play in a small role in something like that, and so it became something that i was looking to do and then the case of austin tice if you will said w

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the conversation was an hour at the request of austin and a brief readout from the pentagon. austin urged an immediate cease-fire and stressed the importance of lines of communication and then a shorter readout from the russian side. this wasn't the only line of communication. there have been other ways the u.s. could communicate with russia. the u.s. and russian militaries operating so close to each other and there was a connection and doesn't rise to the levels of the militaries being in communication. and that's why this is so significant. does the pentagon expect that this will lead to some great change or a shift in russia's strategy? no. that's not the expectation. the import is opening the communication line and now looking to see if there's more conversations. it also leads to another important question. will the top u.s. general, general mark milley speak with his counter part? last time they spoke was one week before the last call and another line of communication to try to reopen. >> very important. thank you. let's turn now to cnn ice nic robertson live for us in

area, cyclists shot and killed in austin, texas. and now u.s. marshals are searching for her suspected killer. >> investigators say this mail all have been the result of a love triangle kron four's gayle ong has the story. >> 25 year-old anna wilson who went by mariah is known to be a rising star in the pro. cycling community. wilson was living in san francisco. she traveled to austin to compete in a race earlier this month. according to the u.s. marshals, wilson was found shot and killed in austin on the night of may 11. she was found inside the home where she was staying. the hunt is underway for 35 year-old caitlin armstrong of austin, an arrest affidavit reveals a romantic entanglement indicating wilson's death as a result of a possible love triangle. court papers say the night of the murder wilson went for a swim a pool in austin. would colin strickland, another cyclist armstrong in stricklin were dating at the time. wilson was found shot to death, according to the affidavit, the affidavit further explained that strickland told police durin

kiev said austin should make such decisions himself, and austin in this sense can be understood extremely. even americans seem to understand this. the united states has such allies, including japan, against the background of the russian attack on ukraine. i think that the members of his team are hardline leftists who are afraid of others. the world. i think that biden fraff, and his team went crazy from i saw outside the theses, does not inspire confidence in americans. why? can't he fix himself? i think he believes what he says, but he should be reprimanded. so who's train wreck joe is the reason for the flop on the cover of the newspaper, see gas above six dollars a gallon. crisis on the border disaster with baby food his mess at home by planes. biden. ready to take away from europe , or rather, the head of the lithuanian foreign ministry on the air of the british tv channel from kanyon he proposed to create a to enter both nato countries and those who do not have enough food, in general, everyone is undecided so far, only with the name of such a bloc, we offer the grain alliance as an

. >> the defense secretary lloyd austin describes widened u.s. war goals. >> we want to see russia weakened to the degree that it can't do the kinds of things that it has done in invading ukraine. >> and speaker nancy pelosi leads a congressional delegation in a visit to kyiv. my guest this morning, senator bob menendez from new jersey.

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you're their secretary blinken, secretary austin bodo should take away from that meeting? was it affected the way you are carrying on your role as ambassador? park is very important secretary blinken and list all president zelenskyy in kyiv it. it makes a difference to be there and to witness it. we have seen a number of leaders going into kyiv before that. not only to kyiv and witness what happened there. so think it was a very good and productive meeting of course you can always discuss in person more than you can in telephone conversations and the visit it was great that the president and his team, the present seems secretary blinken decker terry austin where they are, were able to really sit down and discuss where we are, what we need and coordinate how we can more effectively got to peace. >> a right of first visit to ukraine invasion? >> yes. >> or your impressions and did you get outside of kyiv at all? >> yes i slept in my house which is outside of bucha. of course it was very good to be back home even for one day. it was surreal my husband went back home when the