scott bennett responds harshly.nt, but new political leaders who will say: no more money for ukraine. i see ukrainians trying to claim that they are fighting for democracy so that europe and the us will give them money because they are supposedly fighting for security of europe, but they are lying. this is wrong. they take this money, buy villas, yachts, property, they steal. according to the words, the level of the fight against corruption in the square has reached unprecedented levels; the voice of america agent praises the sbu for allegedly uncovering a fraudulent scheme in the purchase of weapons. the financial times suggests that ukraine is moving towards overcoming bribery and lawlessness, and franz-24 sees signs of some kind of restoration of order by defense minister umerov and no one, apparently, is embarrassed by the frantic purchase of real estate very far from ukrainian borders. this is asked by the president himself, the mayor of the italian city of forte dei marmi confirmed that the villa located there

so, a relatively short business trip to donetsk was enough for scott bennett to immediately understandegime is creating there, and to be convinced of the american had his own experience of this. they sent five drones after our report, when we... we recorded what was happening around, and naturally, they didn’t like it, they didn’t like that an american military officer was in the donbass shows the truth, they sent five drones to donetsk with the aim of killing us, we left shortly before this, the corporate style of the ukrainian armed forces beats not only journalists, but civilians in general. for comparison, the reaction of the american office to an agent of radio liberty to one of the bloody shellings of donetsk, they say, cannot confirm the death of six people and the injury of eleven, since he reported casualties (quote: an official appointed by the kremlin), meaning the head of the dpr denis pushilin, whose statements, they believe, must certainly be subjected to doubt. photos on the internet, mother’s tears, coffins there, all this is also not a confirmed source, because it is g

so, a relatively short business trip to donetsk was enough for scott bennett to immediately understandt threats the kiev government was creating there regime, and the american had to verify this from his own experience. they sent it. ukrainian armed forces style hit not only journalists, but civilians in general, for comparison , the reaction of the american office to the radio agent freedom for one of the bloody shellings of donetsk, they say, cannot confirm the death of six people and the injuries of eleven, since they reported casualties, quote: the official appointed by the kremlin is referring to the head of the dpr denis pushilin, whose statements, they believe, must certainly be subject to doubt, photos on the internet, mother’s tears, coffins there. this is all also not a confirmed source, because this is given by the wrong people, this all translates, again, so internally a person, that people in donetsk are some kind of second class, second class, which can be killed, destroyed and not even particularly reflected on this topic, there are not even double standards, but simply

and the facility at floyd bennett field what we're hearing is still operational and opening.there to this un -- insustainable situation. >> brian: wow. madison, thanks so much. appreciate it. ainsley, over to you. >> ainsley: thank you, brian. the iowa caucuses are only five days away. it happens on monday. and presidential hopefuls nikki haley and ron desantis have made some of their final pitches to the voters in our fox news town halls. watch. >> if i'm a good mom and good wife, i will be a good governor. if i'm a good mom and good wife i will be a good ambassador. if i'm a good mom and good wife, i will be a good president. >> i'm the one most in tune with the values of iowa republicans. many i'm your guy. vote for me in the caucus and you can make history. >> ainsley: and here with which way they are leaning are iowa voters. we have dennis rayman. jazmyn jordan in the middle and kara cruise, on the very end. good morning to all of you. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> ainsley: thank you for being here. jazmine, i know you are a trump voter you are a juror at the univ

. >> david: michigan state police officer cameron bennett responding to a 911 call.ad fallen into an icy lake. his dog, ruby, next to him. she knew that her owner was in trouble. >> i got a rescue -- i don't know if he can get ahold of this disk or not. >> david: officer bennett rushing toward the man. >> ready? i'm going to see if i can get this to you. >> david: the officer throwing a rescue disk, but it doesn't reach the man. but the quick-thinking officer has an idea. perhaps the man's dog can help. >> send your pup here, will she come to me? >> david: the man in the water telling the officer, yes, his dog's name is ruby. >> come here, ruby! >> david: officer bennett attaches the organization rescue disk to ruby's collar. >> call her, call her! >> david: the dog's owner in the water calling his dog's name, and watch, ruby running toward him with the disk. >> get ahold of that disk! kick your feedback, bring your feet up to the surface by kicking your feet! >> david: officer bennett begins to pull the man out. >> keep pulling that disk! pull, pull! he's out of the

they have migrants at floyd bennett field, which is federal property and they built the tent structurea runway and didn't spike it down, they weighed it down with heavy rocks and weights. they took 2000 migrants from that runway and they relocated them last night to james madison high school in brooklyn. those kids are going to be taking remote learning today. they were kicked out of the classroom. i was thinking about this. had they not taken the migrants out of the tent structure at floyd bennett field and had there been an accident where the migrants were hurt by tent parts, you got to figure the migrants would sue the city of new york and the way things work, they probably would win. >> ainsley: so many factors here. they are in a tent out on a runway, that is how new york who has so much sympathy for migrants treat them in the winter time, 30 and 20-degree weather. upper 20s in january. they are in a high school, what does that say for the high school students? your learning is disrupted, you go on zoom, you don't come from an economic standpoint from one of the wealthiest areas,

bennett, welcome to the program. uh, first of all, uh, if you may share with us your initial reaction when you heard the decision uh, to cut funding foron. at this point in time? well, it shows us two things. number one, we see a premeditated political, psychological attack by the israelis and certain allies to shut down an agency claiming to have uh opposition talk. or terrorist ties or or whatever that is, but more importantly what it what it shows by this political attack and and of course no evidence behind it is, is that israel's primary strategy is to cause as much suffering, devastation and misery as it possibly can in the gaza territory, so that in six months to year things have have decayed and descended so abysmally, that then israel can steal the northern part of the land and the access points to the gas fields in the mediterranean, while the world then steps in and provides uh miraculous water and food to these people that at six months from now will be like skeletons, so that's israel's strategy is to cr

now, gerri willis is at an illegal border crosser shelter at floyd bennett field in brooklyn with thearby residents of floyd bennett field where 2,000 migrants live right behind me here say crime is rising. they say they don't feel safe in their own neighborhoods. listen. >> in our neighborhood, you know, we've seen sudden pan panhandling both at homes and schools. we've seen prowlers. we've seen unlicensed vehicles zipping through the neighborhood, and we only have one bus that goes to brooklyn, and it's getting overcrowded. >> reporter: at issue, groups of migrants panhandling in residential neighborhoods near floyd bennett. others say theft, prostitution and scams are rising. some even complain migrants walk into traffic pretending to be hit and asking for 500 in cash. new york city mayor eric adams says violaters of the law will be thrown out of taxpayer facilities and has instituted curfews at four facilities, not floyd bennett here. new york state says the answer is taxpayer dollar. governor hochul is proposing allocating new spending of $1.9 billion of the city, that's on top o

floyd bennett is a federal facility.o the way i see this is it's a microcosm of the debate and battle going on internal to the democratic party relative to the migrant issue. adams being on the more moderate side, at least what he wants is to say we're a sanctuary city but it's okay because the federal government is paying. biden doesn't want to hear that. those are the battle lines. >> bill: the map looks like a state park. >> that's right. >> bill: the school is five miles north of this location. there are a lot of folks who thought they will be here in the summertime. they have been moved back. not to suggest that we get another storm they will be back inside that school. this is what happens when you run out of hotel rooms, soon cities will run out of schools to vacate. then they will come for your homes. i don't know if he is right or not but this puts a target on the issue of immigration, not just at the border anymore, paul. all throughout america. >> that's right. we're all the border now and we've heard that onl

so officer cameron bennett's called ruby over to him and then tied a rescue disk around her neck and she ran the disk back to her owner, who grabbed it as bennett's pulled him to safety. >> with the help of a firefighter. that's a smart dog. very smart. kind of like fetch. so maybe she was. >> yes. >> lifesaving. fetch >> good movie. well, next to taco bell invading your breakfast table only for a limited time, though, the fast food chain is teaming up with uber eats for a cereal version of one of their beloved items, cinnamon twists. >> okay, but there is a twist or a catch if you will. several of them. cinnamon twist cereals will be available in only six cities to uber up to uber one members, i should say from january 16th through the 22nd on orders placed before 11 a.m. while supplies last. >> lot of restrictions on that. >> so you can't have this at 3 a.m. when you normally have taco bell, when you're craving it. >> i think i'd rather have a burrito from taco bell, to be honest. >> always polka. >> let's do this thing. hey, politic and foreign wars. >> all the weather, all the sc

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bennett, what are your expectations uh for the icj hearing? well, if there's, if there's justice in the world, then of course people should be praying to god for justice, for his justice to be visited upon the wicked. "if there is justice, if if god is going to be involved in this, i think this could be a turning point, this could be moment where the world rises up in one voice and says in very emphatic term, that is supposed to embody justice and equality and the rule of law, that these actions by israel amounts to genocide, torture, and something that we have not witnessed." "i think really in the history of mankind, i think this is the most terrible slaughter of innocence that has ever occurred in in history, and my heart is always in pain over this, as i know millions of other people are, americans and christians alike, and and europeans alike, and of course the muslim and arab world, so in one sense i hope for the best, but i'm also not naive to not understand that the c and the masad and the shinbet, the israeli intelligence services and

bennett, what can you tell us about the background of the json terrorist group? well, it was listed on, when i was at the state department coordinator for counter terrorism, it was listed as a terrorist group. it's notorious for its uh killing of policeman at border crossings, it's been backed by the us, of course, even though us listed it as a terrorist organization, so it's uh, it's simply separatist group that uh is used as a cat's paw by the west in its ongoing uh attempt to uh take take iran apart, cause a kudude ta color revolution, which it's been... trying to pursue for decades, the same thing they've tried to do with russia, of course, but which has failed, and i i think uh, iran is extraordinarily well equipped in its missile technology, and its uh uh military intelligence to handle this threat, and i think this is the right time to do it with all of the world's attention uh understandably focused on the gaza and the suffering of the palestinians under the israeli genocide. this is also an opportunity for iran to eliminate threats and festering terroris

. >> a eso de las 11 y 45 de la manana, el oficial cameron bennett de grand traverse en michigan respondio al 911 y un hombre habia caido a traves del hielo de un lago. >> por las condiciones del hielo bennett no podia llegar hasta el hombre de 65 anos, pero gracias a su astucia encontro una solucion. >> si, el se percato que una perrita acompanaba a su amo. >> el oficial amarra la cuerda a su collar. >> aunque visiblemente asustada y confundida la canina obedece el llamado de su dueno y comienza a correr de vuelta e hombre logra sujetar la cuerda y escucha las indicaciones del oficial. >> bring your feet up to the feet. >> pull, pull, ayuda de un bombero que luego llego para asistir en el rescate, lograron ponerlo a salvo despues de rescate, lograron ¿estas fuera del agua? >> y asi, sin saberlo, esta perrita ha llegado a su vida de su mejor amigo. >> hipotermia es el gran riesgo y el logro estar en esa agua 16 minutos, pero afortunadamente llego a rescate su perrita. >> asi es, lo llevaron al hospital y ya salio del hospital, ya fue dado de alta. >> y ruby, toda una heroina. >> eso si. >>

stuart: bill bennett, see you again soon. counter moms for liberty is challenging education chief randrandi wiengarten to a debat. lauren, is she going to do that? lauren: i would love to see but doubt it. the date propose second-degree january 18th. tiffany is a mom of four and cofounder of moms of liberty and wants to bring attention to the low reading proficiency to new york students and wants randi wiengarten to do something about it. new york state ranks 32 out of 50 in reading proficiency. only a third of fourth graters in the city are at the correct reading level and it's so bad that the governor of new york kathy hochul is medical examinerring it at the state of the state because there's a new training plan to combat this. it is bad. where is randy wiengarten about fixing it. talk about it and propose something about fixing it. stuart: let's see that debate. probably won't happen but i'd love to see it. thank you, lauren. florida's surgeon general telling people to stop getting the covid vaccine. we're going to try to

okay, scott bennett, former us officer. thank you. scott. to east africa now were at least 52 people, including a u and peace keeper had been killed. and 64 in dirt after gunman attacked the village in the oil rich region of the territory claimed by both sedan and sounds to them. the deadly ethnic attack was linked to a land dispute between 2 tribes in the area. the gunmen were reportedly from the newer tribe considered as the 2nd largest ethnic group in south. a sedan. united nations issued a statement condemning the murder of the peace keeper. the united nations entered on the security falls for at b, u. n. i s s a strongly condemns a series of on the tax that took place on the 27th of january 2024 in the abbey area, which resulted in civilian casualties, as well as the death of the united nations peacekeepers from donna. we spoke to today as journalists with sub abraham, who says the oil rich region has long been flagged by violence of the audience, the forward between sedan and south today. and it says there was an incident area that's g

scott bennett, live in archie. good to see you, scott. are you to see russia has criticized the newly adopted un resolution on it to x and the red sea by humans cruelty rebels. moscow was in boston or dismissed the content on top of the document as a bid by washington to gain un backing for the actions of the us led coalition in the region. and this was the way to live, which is 1st to say, we have concerns that the us and its allies prefer to pursue or you know, actual solution to the problem using force as they have chosen. so ask them to do in the past. they have assembled a so called international coalition to provide security, which towing lead consists of mainly us vessels. however, the legitimacy of these actions raise serious questions from the point of view of international law. we must be on the no illusions about the true objective of this resolution. this is also a matter of ensuring safety and navigation in the red sea. suppose an attempt to legitimize the actions of this coalition retroactively obtained the indefinite blessi

who threatened to rise in former prime minister bennett's asked for direct actions is to be these and united states against the runs. so august, strongly convinced, considering this historical background and considering all the facts on the ground that from some nation of ramsey we started be in damascus to some nation. i saw that i was a rotary and very rude to the rest of the terrorist attacks into your mind. it seems that israel is shifting the backups bids from, cuz the entire region, which is going to jeopardize the security of the west and asia. and that comes basically from the very fact that is real, is losing the bar. however, its ends and the invasion, this barbaric savage read that we had been business thinking the past 1819 years has wrought a slap in the face of these really bringing this credit on the performance of ideas . and given the fact that a group of our militia numbering and i think in the low, tens of thousands, with little access to as bounced back. and there is these, this thing, one of the, uh, the armies that is pretentious and quote, consider it is so very

migrants from floyd bennett field, around 2,000 of them, were moved here. families are learning from home today. i want to show you some video from last night as the migrants arrived. as i mentioned, this is about 2,000 my gallants that live at floyd bennett field. that is a humanitarian emergency relief and response center. those are some of the largest shelters that we have for the migrant population here in new york city. that means there's 2,000 of them, it is in an area that's on federal land. it is paid for by the state, and it is managed by new york city. so the mayor's office had to make the decision to move those migrants because of the bad weather that we had last night and continue, frankly, to have today. the migrants have since been moved back to floyd benefit field, but the weather continues to be a concern for that area. we reached out to the mayor's office for a statement. here's what they said in part, in response to the decision to move the migrants say, quote, the relocation will continue until any weather conditions that may arrive have

all right, former us army officers got bennett scott, thank you so much. i as well in northern and as a civilian building was targeted in and as rarely strike as local emergency. it seems a struggle to is the ordeal of residence. oh journalist springs us. no, i don't see why this house was targeted by a number of opt hillary show and find the frequency of strikes with shells and missiles on northern mazda has escalated again. we are currently seeing all the attempts in the civil defense crew, as well as the owners of the house to evacuate this room that was targeted to, to the fine artillery shell. thank god, there was no one in this place when it was hit. the rise in the number of attacks in the north means a new disaster due to the inability of civil defense cruise. to deal with these incidents, there was only one civil defense vehicle left which is a fire truck. this vehicle operates very poorly as there are no sources of water to fill the vehicle with. in order to extinguish the fires, the tell you that this place was filled and the room caught fire wh

. >> okay, so that is michigan state police officer cameron bennetts attempting to call the dog of a man who had just fallen through a frozen lake. now, after his rescue line came up short, officer bennetts quickly came up with an idea to help the man in distress get to safety. but first he'd need the help of a furry friend named ruby, not knowing if she would listen to me or not knowing if she would hear my verbal commands. >> i asked him and she perked up. so i knew at least she could hear me. at first i tried to see, you know, if she would just bite onto the rope, but she didn't want anything to do with that. she kind of just wanted to play and, well, ruby was able to get the rope to her owner. >> the man was pulled to safety. miraculously, he only suffered minor injuries after spending 16 minutes in that frigid, frigid water. uh, thankfully, it was a rescue we're talking about. okay, let's get to our weather. not quite that cold, but we have a lot of rain out there. sandy >> yeah, we do indeed, ama. at least we're not dealing with that kind of frigid weather, icy conditions, snow

la justicia no por el asesinato de elizabeth bennetts, esposa de un predicador.labama. esta vez los hicieron colocÁndole una mÁscara hermÉtica en la cara y obligÁndolo a inhalar. esto provocÓ molestias. >> lo que me duele a mÍ mÁs que nada es que nosotros como humanidad decidimos que esta bien experimentar en contra de una persona, un humano con cosas que no sabemos cÓmo van a funcionar. lourdes: los fÁrmacos utilizados en las inyecciones letales son cada vez mÁs difÍciles de encontrar. el equipo de smith asegurÓ que Ésta era inconstitucional. >> la octava enmienda dice muy claramente que no puede haber ningÚn tipo de castigo que sea cruel o inusual. si cualquier tipo de castigo es cruel e inusual es completamente ilegal y es una violaciÓn de la misma constituciÓn de los estados unidos, que es nuestra ley mÁs sagrada. pudiera ser que smith tuviera convulsionar. se habÍa asegurado que este mÉtodo nunca antes utilizado podrÍa contribuir tortura y otros actos crueles o degradantes y tambiÉn habÍa pedido que se suspendiera. se espera que maÑana se conozca mÁs detalle

. >> okay, so that is michigan state police officer cameron bennetts attempting to call the dog of aen through a frozen lake. now, after his rescue line came up short, officer bennetts quickly came up with an idea to help the man in distress get to safety. but first he'd need the help of a furry friend named ruby, not knowing if she would listen to me or not knowing if she would hear my verbal commands. >> i asked him and she perked up. so i knew at least she could hear me. at first i tried to see, you know, if she would just bite onto the rope, but she didn't want anything to do with that. she kind of just wanted to play and, well, ruby was able to get the rope to her owner. >> the man was pulled to safety. miraculously, he only suffered minor injuries after spending 16 minutes in that frigid, frigid water. uh, thankfully, it was a rescue we're talking about. okay, let's get to our weather. not quite that cold, but we have a lot of rain out there. sandy >> yeah, we do indeed, ama. at least we're not dealing with that kind of frigid weather, icy conditions, snow, like much of the cou

john bennett from the bbc�*s world service explains the effect it will have on premier league clubs. forest losing six players out of their squad. massive impact. then you have clubs who are impacted because their star player is leaving. mohamed salah, who is in brilliant form at the moment, he of course will be leaving the liverpool squad to join up with egypt. you've got son, at tottenham, one of the key players, talisman in that team, who will be going to the asian cup. but you have players in great form, hwang at wolves, kudus at west ham. they're going off to the tournament, but it's interesting 39 players going to the cup of nations and asian cup in total. 31 to the africa cup of nations. that is actually down on 2021 — it was 38 players going two years ago. less players going, but still a big impact. strangely, the english champions, manchester city, the treble winners, unaffected completely. they used to be badly affected. riyad mahrez until recently was with them, now he's gone to the saudi pro league. he is a big part of the algeria team. won it in 2019. the big effect they

john bennett from the bbc�*s world service explains the effect it will have on premier league clubs.ng six players. then you have clubs who have their star player is leaving. mohammed saw the will be leaving the liverpool squad —— salah. the talisman in that team will be going to the asian cup, but you have players in great form. they're going off to the tournament. it's interesting. 39 players going to the cup of nations in total. 31 to the africa cup of nations. it was 38 in 2021. less players going, but still a big impact. less players going, but still a big impact-— big impact. the champions manchester _ big impact. the champions manchester city, _ big impact. the championsl manchester city, unaffected completely. manchester city, unaffected completely-— manchester city, unaffected completely. they used to be badly affected. _ completely. they used to be badly affected. mahrez - completely. they used to be badly affected. mahrez was l completely. they used to be - badly affected. mahrez was with them until recently. he is now going to the saudi pro league. he won in 2019. torre u

i'm geoff bennett. amna nawaz is on assignment.our” tonight, president biden vows to respond to a deadly drone attack on a u.s. base in jordan, and blames an iranian-backed militia for the latest escalation. the secretary general of nato discusses the uncertain future of western support for ukraine as the beleaguered nation's war with russia grinds on. and the biden administration cites climate concerns as it puts the breaks on a major liquid natural gas project and pauses new exports. ♪

that's what wolves fan ros bennett did. he replaced the injured fourth official.onds of panda playtime. this is one of the giant pandas at a centre in southwest china having a good old play with his toys. and clearly the rocking horse is his absolute favourite. that is so cute! you're all caught up. have a good night. hello, and welcome to sportsday, i'm sarah mulkerrins. here's what's coming up on the show. egypt twice come from behind to draw with ghana, but worries as captain mohamed salah is injured at afcon. just six months after his move to saudi arabia, jordan henderson is officially confirmed as ajax's newest player. and britain's natasha jonas says she must beat mikaela mayer to cement her legacy as one of the best pound—for—pound fighters. welcome along to the program. wherever you are watching around the world. let's start with africa cup of nations, where egypt and ghana played out a highly entertaining 2—2 draw in group b. there were three goals in five frantic second half minutes to level the tie, after egypt had gone ahead at the end of the first ha

matthew law and bennett. now, as far as there's a nice little sy lava from the volcano that erupted early on sunday, appears to have eased the flow of molten rock. destroyed several homes in this little facing town of glinda vega as well as its alec tricity and hot water supply excavate as if in clearing the main road after la flowed across it. time was evacuated on sunday, so there's no immediate danger to life. clinic is around 40 kilometers south west of the capital rescue. molten lava continued to spew into green the vic over nice. it's a natural size of stunning beauty, but also one that is threatening the towns future. going to vic lies above a fault line, that geologist had long known about what had been inactive for hundreds of years. then last november, earthquake started hitting the area which is sometimes a warning of an impending volcanic corruption. this mountain lift all his life and bring to vic, watching events and folds in his hometown has left him wondering whether he will ever return. it's

and a final exit for some legendary names in music tony bennett, harry belafonte, jimmy buffett, david crosby lisa marie , presley and tina turner. the new year has already kicked off for many around the world. from auckland to athens, cities rang in 2024 with countdowns, fireworks and cheering crowds. they are wonderful in traffic jams and runs, but for anyone on a trip a podcast can be an excellent travel companion. we take a look at some of the most engaging and entertaining podcasts of the last year. you told women were not getting pain medication and it was being stolen by a nurse. let's listen to a clip. >> the women are seeking fertility treatment. they had miscarriages and are pushing 40. they don't have fallopian tubes or need to spurn. they meet doctors, ge info, start giving themselves the shots. eventually they get to the big retrieval. >> what stood out about this? >> the choices that it made. susan berman many of the women who were affected, some of them are academic. it's a complex story, a guess to some tricky territory. >> i want to ask about one of your favorites. thi

well, that's what wolves fan ross bennett did during their fa cup win against brentford on tuesday.d fourth official. and time to leave you with 10 seconds of panda playtime. this is one of the giant pandas at a centre in southwest china having a good old play with its toys. and clearly, the rocking horse is his absolute favourite. that is so cute. you're all caught up. have a good night. here's what's coming up on the programme. hello and welcome along to sports day. i'm sarah mulkearns. here's what's coming up on the programme — egypt twice come from behind to draw with ghana, but worries as captain mohamed salah is injured at afconjust six months after his move to saudi arabia. jordan henderson is officially confirmed as ajax's newest player. and britain's natasha jonas says she must beat mikaela meier to cement her legacy as one of the best pound for pound fighters. you're very welcome along the programme,

in london stephanie bennett fox news. >> stephanie, thank you very much. other headlines from around the globe in iran state media say >> suicide bombings killed at least i know people on thursday. the islamic state group has claimed responsibility for the attack which targeted a crowded memorial for a commander killed four years ago by a u.s. drone strike rate south korea is on edge after north korea fired off hundreds of rounds into disputed sea territory. military held live fire drills of its own and response to provocative act. in western japan rescuers found a woman in her 90s alive in a collapsed home five days after a major earthquake. incredible. reportedly took more than 100 workers to free her from the rubble. and in the dominican republic a judge has granted conditional release to a major leaker franco. court documents accuse the tampa bay rays shortstop commercial sexual exploitation and money laundering. in europe heavy rain's are flooding towns and farms throughout germany and france that is disrupting schools and travel throughout the region

geoff bennett is away.he supreme court takes up the case of whether former president trump can be kept off the 2024 ballot. a longtime leader of the nra steps down, raising questions about the organization's future influence on gun laws in america. and marking three years since the january 6 insurrection. president biden warns in a campaign speech that rising political violence poses a grave threat to the nation's democracy. >> today we are here to enter the most important of questions. is democracy still america's sacred cause? ♪ >> major funding for the pbs newshour been provided by the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions and friends of the newshour including jim and nancy bill burr and the robin and virginia children are foundation. >> the john s and james l knight foundation, fostering informed and engaged communities. >> and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. and friends of the newshour. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcas

i'm geoff bennett. amna: and i'm amna nawaz. on the “newshour” tonight.r president donald trump appears in court to argue that he's immune from criminal charges stemming from his time in office. geoff: the pentagon reveals defense secretary austin is being treated for prostate cancer. the fallout from his undisclosed surgery and subsequent hospitalization. amna: and 2023 blows past the last record for the hottest year and nears a critical global warming threshold that countries have been trying to avoid. >> there's growing concern among scientist that we may have underestimated just how sensitive the climate, the earth's temperature is to greenhouse gases as they increase. ♪ >> major funding for the pbs newshour been provided by -- >> the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions, and friends of the newshour, including kathy and paul anderson, and camilla and george smith. >> consumer cellular, this is sam, how may i help you? >> with consumer cellular, you get nationwide coverage with no contract. that's kind of our thing. have a nice day. >>

jon: stephanie bennett, thank you. here are some other headlines from around the globe.ive fraud and its purchases of weapons made for the war with russia. it says officials conspired with workers at ukrainian arms firm to steal about $48 million earmarked for mortar shells. south korea military says the north of fired several cruise missiles off its east coast that flew over at waters near a major north korean military shipyard. and finland alexander won the first round of the countries presidential election he will take office if he wins a runoff next month. in pakistan police used tear gas at a pre-election rally supporting a prime minister who was blocked from running in the race because of a past criminal conviction. this is a france climate change activists hurled pumpkin soup t the mona lisa in the louvre museum they were arrested the iconic painting is covered by glass and was not damaged. new zealand where the red bull cliff diving world series took place today crowds gathered to watch and brave athletes take death-defying plunges. that is a look at some stories

we're going to on a whim, because we got the rain and the flooding at floyd bennett field as predicted we are talking about full blown facility that is a building that's collapsible. this isn't a tent as you and i know a tent. no, it should not be at floyd bennett field because of the conditions. >> bill: the mayor said we have to cut the budget. we don't have the money. yesterday the cuts that were planned for the police and fire department were reversed. so somehow some way we just found the money to go ahead and pay for the critical services that many people had feared would be gone from their lives. >> that was an intelligent and smart move on the mayor's part. >> bill: isn't it funny how you can find money? >> the money isn't there. the money isn't there. they will take from some place else in order to do this. we are in debt up to our eyeballs, no question about it and over our head. these migrants, which i made a conscious decision yesterday i am no longer going to refer to them as migrants because we have a way of doing things here in new york with putting ribbons an bows on th

stew for stephanie bennett and london i want to point out you've been a member of the fox news familyre making your debut as a correspondent on the fox news channel good to have you, welcome. >> thank you i am happy to be here. happy to do morbid. >> of course good to have you. and we will be right back. just the three of us girls. i never thought twice about feeding her kibble. but about two years ago, i realized she was overweight. she was always out of breath. that's when i decided to introduce the farmer's dog to her diet. it's just so fresh that she literally gets bubbles in her mouth. now she's a lot more active, she's able to join us on our adventures. and we're all able to do things as a family. ♪ get started at betterforthem.com diabetes can serve up a lot of questions, like... what is your glucose, and can you have more carbs? before you decide... with the freestyle libre 3 system... know your glucose and where it's headed. no fingersticks needed. now the world's smallest and thinnest sensor... sends your glucose levels directly to your smartphone. manage your diabetes with

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i am geoff bennett. on the news hour tonight, the u.s. pushes for a pause in fighting between israel and hamas. we hear from a spokesperson at the center of the negotiations. and the israel war becomes a local issue. what could pressure the biden administration to ask. >> they can't scope meet with joe biden. they can come to their wellness. that is why they are doing it. click the fight over immigration intensifies as house republicans come after alejandra mayorkas. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions and friends of the newshour including kathy and paul anderson and camilla and george smith. because this is a proud supporter of public television on a voyage, the world awaits. diverse destinations and immersive experiences. a world of leisure. all with the white star service. >> foster informed and engaged communities. more at kyiv.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. this program was m

former education secretary and fox news contributor bill bennett. great to see you.rom the start of the pandemic that really decimated education in america, what condition is k-12 education in now? >> it's not very good condition. it needs to be a lot better. we look at the scores, the reading scores have held fairly well. math scores are way down. but let's remember, we were heading downhill before covid. covid certainly accentuated that. >> john: program for international student assessment found american students are falling behind in math, the decline in test scores for american students was 13 points. only saving grace is that the decline for students in other countries was higher than that, was 15 points, but that's kind of like the washington commanders saying hey, at least we are not the panthers. >> yeah, that's right. but i don't think there were declines in china, and some other countries that we take very seriously. but we've got this missing student problem which has now occurred and this i think has a lot to do with covid. i think a lot of adults, john,

i'm geoff bennett amna nawaz is away.our” tonight, congress passes a temporary measure to keep the government funded and avoid a shutdown. the department of justice issues a scathing review of the police response to the 2022 uvalde,

bennett is refining the game plan on the practice field at unlv. >> they practice hard.i can imagine the days leading up to the game. it is lighter, don't want anyone to get injured. >> almost like a glorified walk-through. there are so many press conferences and appearances. the schedule gets jumbled. and then managing distractions. >>> football players aren't the only ones taking the big stage. two pups from the humane society silicon valley will take part in the puppy bowl. the brother and sister do all. >> they are terrier mix is. the annual puppy bowl is an effort to encourage adopting from shelters and rescues. all participating are up for adoption. >> frankie is a feisty and spunky girl and niner was the chunky boy. we thought they looked cute. >> they are going to find great homes. 131 dogs are participating. from 73 shelters. the confines doubtful roster online and vote for who you want in the lineup. >>> we are your station. you can watch the game right here and streaming on paramount plus. >>> a disease once declared eradicated is making a comeback. multiple s

i'm geoff bennett. amna nawaz is on assignment. on the “newshour” tonight, president biden vows to respond to a deadly drone attack on a u.s. base in jordan, and blames an iranian-backed militia for the latest escalation. the secretary general of nato discusses the uncertain future of western support for ukraine as the beleaguered nation's war with russia grinds on. and the biden administration cites climate concerns as it puts the breaks on a major liquid natural gas project and pauses new exports. ♪ >> major funding for the "pbs newshour" has been provided by -- the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions, and friends of the "newshour," including leonard and norma klorfine, and the judy and peter blum kovler foundation. the william and flora hewlett foundation, for more than 50 years advancing ideas and supporting instituations to promote a better world. at hewlett.org. and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. ♪ this program was made possible by the corporation