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brandy venice principal deputy fort defense for nuclear chemical and biological defense programs. she has held numerous senior federal government leadership positions, including chief of advanced and emergency threats at threat reduction agency, where she was awarded for innovations in detecting contaminated battlefields. next is richard johnson, a deputy assistant secretary of defense for nuclear and countering weapons of mass destruction policy. he was previously at the nuclear threat initiative and also at the state department, where he was a deputy lead coordinator for rand nuclear if limitations are during the obama ministration, richard served as director of nonproliferation on national security council. welcome to all of you. deborah, thank you for your

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>> brandi, since you brought that up, let's step ahead to how we did do that. saturday one, the phrase threat reduction agency, has a biological threat reduction program, and one of the goals is to do exactly that with partners around the world. how does that work? how does btrp help countries increase their laboratory safety and at the same time perhaps at margie the bio surveillance effort that we have going out there? >> i could start, and then, because i think there is btrp and then there is more, so. >> yeah, okay. >> so , from my perspective in the policy part of the dod, i oversee the policy related to our cooperative threat reduction program, which many of you know here as the nunn lugar program. as we sit outside of the sam nunn lobby, i think it's appropriate that we are talking about that here today, and that program has really grown over its three decades of experience. many of you think that program may be as thinking about the former soviet states and concerns about nuclear weapons, warheads, missiles, chemical weapons. but really, in kind of a ts

>> yeah, why don't i ask richard and brandi to talk to that. >> sure. just briefly say is somebody who also cochaired the nuclear posture review, i think my colleagues, and dr. vann and i served as the day-to-day cochairs working group for the bpr. and i think she probably got sick and tired at the end of it when i get making comparisons to the nuclear posture review. but as asd rosenblum noted, i think that there were some value there in one of the outcomes in the npr was, as we do npr implementation, a lot of those issues that were identified had a buddy to go back to be the lead for implementation. in many cases it was a nuclear weapons council. in other cases it was policy or somewhere else. i think as we were going to the process, we realized number one, just the value of getting this collective group of people and officials into the same room on really weekly basis to have these discussions and dialogue and identify gaps and seems wherever they may be. and so, we kind of recognized, you know, we probably should sustain this in some way, to the poi

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brandy's parents took in their granddaughter. the family is left with a snapshot album itself getting older but the young woman pictured in the pages inside, staying the same never to have her own album of her daughter graduating, getting married. time ran out for brandy on a dark hilltop before she could kiss her daughter goodnight. >>> that's all for now i'm lester holt. thanks for joining us. >>> right now at 11:00, the bay area calls for the hostages taken by hamas to be freed as the war in the middle east intensifies. >>> plus a house party turned into chaos. the teen killed and the search for the shooter. >>> and a push to make bay area roads safer. the action one lawmaker is taking to keep the east bay moving forward. >> the news at 11:00 starts right now. thanks for joining us, i'm terry mcsweeney. >> i'm gia vang. the biden administration has been urging israel to delay its invasion to allow more aid to reach gaza and hostages. today they said they were ready to release two elderly israelis. u.s. officials aren't sureif

so the toothbrushes, we're looking at brandy, basic things that needs to go through on the sheer scale. the issue is so big with a 1000000 people looking around in gaza ways display. so we really need a lot of a to go through about what kind of suppose an access to 8 organizations like yours actually need to continue working in the area. well, but in fullness, we absolutely need a ceasefire. and we need new policies to agree to that. it's almost impossible to deliver aid. i'm gives people supplies if you're on the constant bombardment. so we need a ceasefire. we did the escalation of the violence, we need the violence to stall. and we also need old policies to it hed international humanitarian little. so protecting civilian space is like hospitals and schools with people at sheltering is absolutely imperative. so i'll be there from safe the children. thank you very much for your time. thank you. but here i mean a journalist from kyra. ready told us why it is so complicated to get aid into gaza . so this one, egypt has maintained that it has never actually shows that of border coughing

on the back of parents have a right to be at their daughter's bed side of sarah bus or brandy. is that very jewelry fellow at the giga institute of milly studies in humbug. as she was asked whether this was an isolated incident, or if past cases just weren't caught on camera. that's been since last year there been that's been many incidents a capture then citizens cameras shed on social media should on broadcast media and fox, the broadcast media and exxon that shows that you know, various individuals, men or women without wearing and unit for without having any accountability, any transfers the who these people are, what's the affiliation with the intention to attack women who are not wearing a job in public spaces, liberty up using them some, sometimes physically up using them. so that is why this incident seems to be a continuation of one of those series of events. the top every occur a sarah baba bounty from the introducing belief studies in handbook. the 3 scientists have one that she has nobel prize and chemistry for they work on tiny quantum dumps. and they are among abo

gaza. happened to was to of actors, to the south of the on the was, has organization says, and it's brandy auto forcing people to you back to raise from hospitals. and all they've got is a death sentence. come off says 70 people that have been killed as an ad strikes by the name to the south. that's all from us. but now i don't mind though, you can get some more news at the dot com and of course the media as a member, such as part of the thank you for being with us. the people in trucks injured was trying to feed the city center the straight pieces explain the.

and it just not made so that this providing uh weapons and not to read to you brandy and uh, do you bring it in for it just comes from salt major or just members of nato, depending on what, what, what every country can do and isn't a profession to do, i will remind you that from the beginning of this slide to do with vision, like many countries, we're not in a position to provide any legal weapons to frame and the to the board to us. and it took a sort of this that's uh, understanding go all the time that's happened in the district of kia, who's with some of the countries to, to, to change his mind. and then to deliver the next range of was that was so much needed. so it is somewhat a different situation because it was never like uniform the same and all of a sudden now some countries are not doing it on the union union is not the military law in your union. it's more they have support for a, for a, for your brain, just sustain and solve the budget to really support the financial support. also supported the fifty's and up to now all the decisions that needed to be taken for the support of

various people in support of the palestinian people can be seen in this letter, from actress brandy oscarton, to famous actresses, and comedian frankie boyle, michael leigh and michael winterbottom, among the famous british workers , also signed this letter. artists' support for palestine started in the form of letters from england. in this letter, they wrote about the crimes committed by the zionists in palestine. we are witnessing a crime and a tragedy. israel turned a large part of gaza into vienna and cut off water, electricity, food and medicine for more than 2 million palestinians. in the continuation of the letter, they criticized the pro-zionist governments and said: there will come a time when they will be held accountable for their complicity. we call on our governments to end their military and political support for israel's actions. the artistic community of the world wrote another letter to the cultural organizations. we believe that artistic organizations and institutions whose mission is to protect freedom of expression, strengthen education. society and creativity support

brandi band is the principal -- for nuclear, --defense for nuclear, chemical, and biological defense programs. she has held many leadership positions. she was awarded for her innovations in contact -- detecting contaminated battlefield. next is richard johnson, the deputy -- policy, he was at the new beer threat initiative and also at the state department where he was the deputy lead coronary -- coordinator for rand nucleated or -- nuclear coordination. welcome to all of you. deborah, thank you for your opening comments. let's take the history back and you mentioned that the u.s. has been involved in conflict operations in every declared pandemic in the 20th and 21st century. thus go back to 9/11, the anthrax attacks in -- broadened the spectrum of attacks in the u.s. between that anthrax attacks -- the anthrax attacks and the covert outbreak, george's commission started the csis are strengthening america's health security, we were looking at what would happen in the united states should there be an out flake -- an outbreak of a disease. covert happen and relative to dod, an aircraft

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brandies university professor illam troen was on the phone with his daughter saturday when she and her husband were killed saturday. >> the terrorists came through their place, broke through the doors, shot them, the bullet actually entered his abdomen. >> troen was in israel at the time. he rushed to a hospital to meet with his grandson who is now recovering from his injuries. >>> and we're learning of some incredible stories of survival during the hamas attack on israel. "cbs evening news" anchor and editing manager norah o'donnell spoke with a mother whose neighborhood was overrun. miri messika say she and her husband and three children jumped from a second floor window after their home was set on fire. >> we couldn't breathe because of the smoke and because of the gas. it was very frightening. >> the family rushed to a neighbor's bomb shelter where they hid in silence for seven hours while masked terrorists rained gunfire outside. the worst part, she says, was the sheer terror of waiting. the mothers of families texted each other with updates. the reported death toll in the neighbo

1000000 have slain lee from the to the united nations high commissioner for refugees, really for brandy, making a statement at the un security council of this tuesday. a very powerful statement from philly for brandy, who says, disregarding the basic rules of war is becoming the norm and not the exception in gaza. he said over $2000000.00 guidance are going to have on earth, and he hopes that the security council can overcome each divisions and call for humanitarian sci fi. people grandy said there will be no peace in the region without a just solution to these really policy and conflicts. there will be no peace. he says, until the end of the is really occupation. that's good. i show the boss restart on this. she's a research at the center for research and a policy studies, a very powerful statement there from people guarantee of the un security council. how do you think it will be received in that security council, which has been very defined it over the session? that's correct. so, i mean we've, we've listened to many powerful speeches from different sides from different as he does at

brandy oscar actress tilda swinton. and frankie boyle, comedian michael leigh and michael winterbottom from the famous english director also signed this letter. artists' support for palestine started in the form of letters from england. they in this letter of zionist crime wrote in palestine: we witnessed a crime in israel, turning a large part of gaza into ruins and cutting off water and electricity, food and medicine for more than two million palestinians. they said that the time will come when they will be held accountable for their complicity. we ask our governments to end their military and political support for israel's actions. the art community of the world wrote another letter to the cultural organizations. we believe that artistic organizations and institutions whose mission is to protect freedom of expression, strengthen education, community and creativity, from they support the freedom of life and the fundamental right to exist. we ask you to refrain from anti-human behavior that has no place in life and art

>> why don't i asked richard and brandy to talk to that? >> as somebody who also cochairs the nuclear posturing view, i think my colleagues and i serve as the day-to-day coaches for the bpr and i think she probably got sick and tired of the end of it when i kept making comparisons to the nuclear posture review. i think there was some value there in one of the outcomes in the npr, we do implementation, a lot of those issues that were identified had a body to go back to to be the lead for implementation. in other cases, it was policy or somewhere else. as we were going through the process, we realized, number one, just the value of getting this collective group of people and officials into the same room on really a weekly basis, to have these discussions and dialogue and identify gaps and scenes, wherever they may be. and we kind of recognized, we probably should sustain us in some way. i always laugh, i think people wince when i say this, because it did take a while to do, but just as with the nuclear posture review, i would hope this would

andy finally make its way to brandis and home. >> thank you for this war. it no, this is not intentional. turns out i figure why my abraham lincoln sock. i have my people start downstairs. they have great ties roasted so you the greatest writers about storytelling narratives. they are very powerful, here is why we have a particular challenge. world where the great grandchildren of all of the of the continent come together. that puts strange honest, that we do not have race and,. not even quite language. the some of them came here and shame. and others came yesterday. so the only thing that we have in common is our in the narrative. in the big narrative brand is good, you need to understand though the american revolution uses the oma the american civil war which gives us the 14th amendment. that's what we have in common. i am looking especially more than anybody else. so he told you he ends right. >> americans haven't voted for him. the newspaper is, you do not put intact the newspapers. that is the american revolution. and there is anxiety about two to sece

wildflower hostage, which we got to get closer just babies for 6, for 6 months to young girls of brandy for 12, for the 15 years. what would work, by the way, rather than doing that, you have that, and people afraid if you find the use of the visualization, the parameters are expected to come back. so we're going to begin this perhaps one of the sort of part of this problem. all the just a 2nd to use the we don't want the condition of the longer of the dresser. we are expecting them to be 3 and still there's all the above and then we have to every go to your work number 7. 0 we interesting is of the girl there is there for those of oh, there's a few people members of the grown dogs, funeral for work for hours and besides and those which day during these years instead of building something up with their own population, there's no way it is supposed to be day of the 1st floor. the one for the for this is the word. yes, i apologize. french office as a sunday, quite a lot to unpack the eli, there's a couple of points i'd like to pick you up on a 1st of all briefly. how do you believe the is

that was my husband brandy, the a professor rather from the university of ty ron. let's just take some live pictures out of guys are right now. and it's been more than 48 hours since a mass launched, a wave of rocket attacks and fighters stormed into israel and the deadly stay in 50 use. battles between these riley forces and have modified, has continued. we know there has been more than 500 attacks on guys a cd overnight, according to the is riley army. and there has been several more this morning, including wall with pain on and we know that more than 700 people has been killed. is riley's 700 is riley's, had been killed and close to 500 palestinians had been killed as we entered the 3rd day of this war, these riley forces. is it stress $500.00 targets in guns, or is a nice, there is an unknown amount of is riley captives that are being held by homicide has a yesterday, the lebanese militant group has, but i also became involved. it was behind strikes on mount jobs, attractive land claimed by israel 11 on and syria. so plenty of moving pads to the story. we have

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so, and have also issued a legal document that forbids these negotiations, or is, could you train brandy once this seems appropriate to start with canceling this decree of declaring they are ready, but the talks we are ready, for example, we could focus on the proposals about chinese friends. so when the whole goal focused, a president, china is always said that he was interested in building shared common, indivisible, secure t. is there any chance of bringing all stands as close that on the ukraine crisis down? i'm gonna stick with the bottom. go to, i guess we've always talked about this to. we've always said that the security of some states cannot be built at the expense of the security of others. there must be equitable security in this regard and on line to nature of the crate is extremely important for us. we've told back in 1991 by the us administration at the time that they would be no east would expansion of nato since they had there been 5 waves of expansion. and each time we'd voice talk concerns. each time we would told us, we promised you not to expand, they did to these, bu

this country is dependent on russia economically and we are already hearing reports that armenia brandyom this country and it is stuck on the border between georgia and russia and undergoing additional quality controls. russia has moved so called food wars against georgia, moldova and armenia in the past to punish the states for their unfriendly steps towards moscow. health officials in kenya are investigating a mystery illness, which put more than 90 school children in hospital in the west of the country. the students, from a girls high school in the town of kakamega, complained of knee pain and difficulty walking. 0ur africa health correspondent dorcas wangira told me more about the symptoms that the school girls are suffering from. so far the authorities have not yet established the illness, defined it, or tell people what is causing it. some samples were taken yesterday from the girls yesterday who were affected, blood samples and you're in samples, but none of that has been forthcoming. interestingly this illness displays in a way that beyond just having knee pain they are exhibiti

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megan brandy, and also gun instructor steven gatowski, and we just heard from the press conference thathave learned where the victims and the patients were brought to the level iii trauma center, and we have learned that in the hours following -- okay, i am hearing from the control room that we have lost the doctor, and we will try to get her back up, but steven, you were sharing with me and kate another story about a previous gunman who had been on the loose thinking of pennsylvania for example, and walk me through the civilian side of this, if you might, the communities, the towns, the families who are still for more than 16 hours waiting for this man to be arrested. >> yeah, absolutely. it is incredible. yes, absolutely, it is incredibly stressful and horrible experience that i had to deal with last month at my mom's farm who was inside of that search area of that gunman who was arm, and this is worse because of the background of this particular shooter who is also with a more capable capable shooter. >> dr. rainy, we are hoping that the connection sticks, and we have heard from the

after quickly cooking the lobsters in brandy, we sear the chicken pieces in the same pan using the juice of the lobsters, then we add onions and garlic and tomatoes, and let it simmer. eventually, we put in some herbs, like thyme, rosemary, bay leaf and oregano. -[jose] are you good there? -we're phenomenal here. -we're uh... -we have three amazing chefs -cooking for us. -[men laugh] i mean, they are my assistants right now. -[carlota] oh, i'm sure. -[ines] i think it's the other way around. -uh-oh, he's running the eyes. -[albert laughs] [jose] these guys are like brothers to me, and thanks to our passion for food, we'll always share a unique connection. we are joined by this umbilical cord that has never been cut. -[quim] yeah. -[jose] to the mother that brought us together, which is cooking. but dad told me that he rarely ever went to school. in the classroom, no. in the kitchen. -in the kitchen. -always. he would come down to look for me in the kitchen. -"hey, the kitchen is calling you!" -many times. [all laughing] [jose] we are going to put ines to work making the picada. it's a tr

spotswood hotel which had been a place that many confederates had enjoyed having us cigar some nice brandy during the war. they're infuriated that union soldiers are now occupying spotswood hotel. there are brawls that break out here. they're remember officers have been allowed to keep their side arms at appomattox confederate officers. so there is a rule that goes up in the spotswood hotel that no one can have their sidearms. because things are getting a little too heated. from the library of congress collection. that weight raw is pointed out to me just last week that if you scrolled in tight enough on the the white house the confederacy, you can see this line of confederate soldiers and the question is are they there? at paroled we know they're being paroled in the customs house eventually, but perhaps these are men who have have lined up to get paroled. what's going on, though? is that general ord who's in command? wants to get rid of all these confederates that are descending on the capitol of virginia, and he's given passes to a few officers and men to travel through northern cities.

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brandy is next on the republican line, kentucky. caller: until you played the video of the interview, i was going to say something else. but the lady that was interviewing mccarthy said 30 americans have been killed over there and have not been killed at the border. what is she talking about? we have had hundreds of thousands of people in the united states killed because of that border being open down there. all the killings and murders that the cartels do getting in and out of here and in the black community that they settle in or resettle them in, it is just really a nightmare. how can she even compare that? that is weird. i was going to say you have a little over 9 billion israeli jews. we have allowed close to that number to cross the border. why don't we just bring israel over here, just bring the whole nation over here? we got room for them. if the palestinians do not want to -- that to happen, maybe we can just trade the homes people in israel have now. host: what about funding? caller: if it takes america, we have to give th