at present, the issue of personnel, which bureau 1440 is interested in, is important.dition to the fact that the company attracts already established professionals. they have an educational project with the baumman moscow state technical university within the framework of the federal program for the creation of advanced engineering schools. here is the engineering base, in the form in which it was taught in the soviet union. these are generally very erudite people, who today, for example, manage my team and the cost of the product and its, in general , technical appearance, and this is new, something that was perhaps lacking in the soviet development system, when responsibility for the cost is also on the developer, because the cost is a technical solution, oddly enough, and modern engineers are people with a broad outlook and a variety of hobbies, they write poetry, are engaged in professional. a lot of colleagues gathered for this marathon, well, i just couldn't help but participate, bureau 1440 also has its own musical group, assembled from employees, called the fir

about what is happening in israel now, our middle east bureau chief, sergei pashkov.l reported the liquidation of hezbollah secretary general, hassan nasrallah, at 11 a.m. middle eastern time. this time coincides with.

of the headquarters, a bureau in, in west jerusalem. and they keep extending that band $45.00 uh they found that keeps being extended. this is the latest now out of occupied uh, west spikes. that way you can see live pictures from my office, from my bureau. its been rated by the a is riley minute to i'm being told now that we have of miss broham his life for us on the phone. little i use uh, can you hear me? yes, sir, i can hear you and i am looking at the pictures. uh you are looking up from the office being rated now, and do you know if our stall files is 0 stuff our okay, is everyone okay? um, what is the latest that you are hearing from when you where you are? well, i'm just looking at the fixture looking at a colleague is now being filmed by this soldier. so far they look ok. although as you can see, they're pushing the cameras away. they're not allowing the camera man to film and they seem ok at the moment these really the soldiers have given them 5 times, if, sorry, 5 minutes to if i q 8. now they are in the news room looking at

this is one of the production workshops of bureau 1440. but not only, the company manufactures parts for future satellites. head of the laser communications department ksenia lazarenko personally supervises the processes. this is one of... machines of our machine park, this is it, this is a five-axis milling machine, right now we are producing this part, this is a precision part on which the optical component will be installed, and this part is part of the precision contour of the guidance system. not only this component, but all the mechanics of the laser communication terminals for their spacecraft are manufactured in russia, ksenia notes. at the same time, the company manufactures particularly precise parts exclusively on its own, and it is not only because biroy considers this technology key for its satellites, but in the fact that it basically did not exist as such in the country, and therefore there are no manufacturers. 70s of the last century , development is underway by may of the twenty-second year, such a device did not yet exis

a separate pride of the bureau is solar panels. they are in a semi-closed form, but after launching into orbit, the device comes into full working condition. the panels, like everything else in the satellite, are the company's own development and production. here we have a fully established cycle of formation on the structure of solar panels, this is gluing glass, this is the adhesive of photoelectric converters, these are special materials that protect the photoelectric converters themselves. which allow generating electricity, they are protected by a special material that allows them not to degrade in space conditions. nikita portsevskiy was interested in electronics since childhood, while other boys were chasing a ball in the yard, figuring out microcircuits at home and mastering programming. by the time i left school , i had already made several products, which well could be used. he graduated from my specialty information. systems and technologies with a focus on space technology and since then has been working in his engineer

a separate pride of the bureau, solar panels.y are in a semi-closed form, but after launching into orbit , the device comes into full working condition. the panels, like everything else in the satellite, are the company's own development and production. here we have. a technically difficult, creative process. since the beginning of his professional career , he has participated in the creation and launch of more than 10 satellites of different types. now in the bureau 14:40 builds the full life cycle of spacecraft, and also develops them from scratch to launch into orbit and subsequent control. you only have one chance, that is, we make the product, we test it here on earth. and yes. launch, we must ensure that it will work in space conditions , it is difficult, this is a real challenge that we face, to make new technologies that have not been done before, to make, to assemble all this into one product, to make this product work as a single organism and launch, looking at it, daughter vasilisa too... got carried away by space, the

nikita is the chief architect of the bureau 1440 space system. camera is his development, and he also supervised its creation. in the center is a model of a satellite, that is, what is there thinks that i am a satellite, i am flying in space, my magnetic field is changing, i am in zero gravity, there is a starry sky around me, the sun is shining on me. historically, this installation was the first. companies, and mathematical models are the next step, they began to be used later, but the impact and load that the technical apparatus receives here on those two tables are similar: this is a magnetic field, here is such a cage, there are many wires inside, controlling the current in these wires, we - rotate the magnetic field, in accordance with how it happens when a satellite flies in orbit, these are our first devices, uh... which we produced here uh in bureau 1440, he admits that he fell in love with space at the age of 5, when he first saw an atlas of the starry sky, later he joined a club at the moscow planetarium, his parents supported their so

is bureau chief wanted on marie with the order shutting the bureau down as a i'd rather than i would love with my idea of who this is with statement that was brought to us by the israeli army. the statement includes in order to shut down our elders here office for 45 days while you know a woman was i thought i was getting you saw that this is a decision that was made by one of the is really generals. he is ordering us to immediately leave the office phone and take our personal belongings and cameras. and that was the other. i don't a subsidy. yeah, i mean who i was coming out. i said that, but i, i told him that as the client the, the army says we have only 10 minutes to take our belongings and leave the office so they can shut it down and then sell out of the the office will be closed for $45.00 days and that setup love you. yes. okay, and what uh, what is the reason most of the reason is in the statement, you can have a look at it down or something to give us a copy of it. let me know and i can see i will keep a copy of the statement with you and for any concerns or issues. you can

the director of the bureau had just been dismissed. and immediatelyrm began to workn a series of reforms under attorney general stone. by 1935 we become the pinnacle of law enforcement in the country. we were the top agency. that' reputation was maintained through hoover's career. >> spectral agent must be a good marksman and have the courage to shoot it out with the most venomous of public enemies us know how to take fingerprints, what to do them after words. no matter how seemingly unimportant can be overlooked. he must have the fact science is criminal investigation but he must realize no case ever ends federal bureau of investigation until it solves with the conviction of the guilty the equipment of the innocent.t. >> jon fox, how do you address her at the fbi experience when the fbi gets it wrong? >> it is not always easy. but frankly it comes down to it first of all just admitting we do try to do that. this is a story about how we work i think our story is largely one of success and dedication to the mission. we do hope those mat

the closure of the bureaus for $45.00 days. as far as 5 roll pits deep into israel to groups as it was time between the rama david as a south of my son broke his sirens, has been activated across numerous towns and villages in the north. as rainy as strikes of his solvent 11 and late into saturday evening, the army said it had hundreds of hezbollah launch sites. orals of following some important developments in shoreline custody results and the presidential election showed the marks this leading candidate has taken a commodity lead a new or a commodity. us on your guys far ahead of the may not position candidates. i'm the subbing president ronald wick. we're missing a this, on a yonkers promise to crack down on corruption and institute policies to benefit the pool trunk or is it recovering from an economic crisis? it was forced to cut spending and raised taxes to get paid out from the international monetary fund. well, michelle fernandez joins us now from the capital columbus a very significant that this is supposed to call the

the military is ordered the bureau closed for $45.00 days. earlier in may these right government bad algae or from reporting inside israel. here are the moments off to is ready. soldiers presented alger 0 is bureau chief wiley, honorary with the order to close the bureau as a i'd rather than i'd love with my idea of who this is with statement that was brought to us by the israeli army. the statement includes, in order to shut down our elders here, office for 45 days, buying a young woman. well, as i thought i was getting, you saw that this is a decision that was made by one of the is really generals. he is ordering us to immediately leave the office phone and take our personal belongings and cameras. and that was the other. i don't a subsidy. yeah, i mean who i was coming out. i said that, but i, i told him that as the client the, the army says we have only 10 minutes to take our belongings and leave the office so they can shut it down and then send out on the 28th of the office will be closed . for $45.00 days, about setup. love you? yes. ok

for harvesters, a design bureau for forders, a design bureau for agricultural machines, a design bureau. developed a harvester head that is currently being tested, these are fairly complex products, are produced only in western countries such as sweden, finland, germany, australia. the new generation of world-class equipment - heavy-duty forwarders with 6x6 and 8x8 wheel arrangements, on machines up to 90% of components are of belarusian production, on some equipment almost 100%. in principle, we were no longer subject to terrible sanctions, even before the twentieth year, our own hydraulics, our own transmission elements, our own metal construction, our own cabins, and in the cabin we produce interior and exterior elements ourselves, lighting equipment headlights, i mean we produce independently, control systems independently, we buy the engine, we buy the cooling systems and we buy - the rest, in principle, we manufacture at our own enterprises. in 1951, the minsk plant udarnik began producing road and earthmoving machines, today it is the holding's head enterprise, where procurement,

in fact , an information leak was conducted in our bureau.'t believe that oleg rykov is a spy, and you are not dedicating your doubts to anyone get ready, but i have a question, you heard how he told his wife that they shouldn't look for him for the next 3 days, aren't you interested in why? olya, i'm interested in other details now, i 'm trying to study them, but i don't understand why we stopped following oleg, whether he's guilty or not, his further actions. show, what kind of person is he? i agree with olga, we can't let the river go now, so, colleagues, let's not argue, i'm only saying that i need time for analysis, if you are ready yourself, and we always ready, really, pasha, i'm ready, but as the boss says, okay, act independently, if anything, i'll be in touch. that's it, pash, i can't take it anymore, i can't feel my legs anymore, and most importantly, it's all useless. well, why useless, we know all his movements, but we still need to find him. well, i 've already searched everywhere, he's not here. ol, judging by the signal on the

the bureau labor statistics. a couple of weeks later says that the bottom 20% of american earners spent and earned spent over 20 didn't earn. they had and spent over $26,000. twice as much as their. the second quintile spent. 11% more than it sent come. and the top quintile spent only 50% of its income. even though there was no evidence of any such through if rates to be found anywhere in the economic data, the united states and so it was at that that i call my old colleague bobby clement. look we need to look at this. something is profoundly wrong here. so we started looking at it and we immediately found that going back. to 1947 and that in calculate median household income with ability to do surveys. and with the fact that almost payments were in cash or cash equivalent. that the bureau measured income. and by counting only cash payments in cash equivalent. we found that two thirds of all transfers were not counted by. the census bureau as income to the people who the transfers. and the census bureau no accoun

and the bureau became actually did some very good investigative work. of course some of our management in those days also got pulled into the politics of the day. and acting director l. patrick gray ran of things because of some things he did. and, of course, mark felt, who was a senior administrator under hoover, and then under gray, was one of the people. and in dc leaking to the press about the matter and potentially compromising the case. so although people remember the impeachment hearings of nixon in many ways it was the buildup of the evidentiary base from our own investigation that really showed what going on. so john fox here at the fbi experience, it looks like we've entered the 21st century. well this exhibit is to our cyber crime, cyber espionage jurisdictions. and of course, those have been around for a while. our first cyber espionage case back in the 1980s. and, of course, with computers as, a mode or tool for crime has been around as long, certainly if not longer, but really as the internet exploded, as the world became connected with so

only disagreements, but the issue was serious, and it had to be submitted to the central committee bureau for consideration. the issue was actually about stopping the production of a tractor that had recently been launched into production. the minister of forestry of the ussr was categorically against switching to the production of a new wheeled tractor and abandoning the reliable caterpillar, we will destroy the forest industry, the minister said in his heart, it is used everywhere, besides , it will be necessary to rebuild the whole plant. he was echoed by the belarusian minister, this cannot be done, we will ruin the industry. the director of mtz alexander mikhailovich tarasov, recently appointed to this position, stood his ground. the production of caterpillar tractors must be stopped. and switch to the production of wheeled ones, this is a new era in tractor manufacturing. malinkov once again rose from the table and paced around cabinet. he also couldn't make a final decision. the workers of the shop, where the new wheeled tractor created by the plant's designers was being assembled,

so this latest suspension of the remote bureau, the post bureaus is 0 for 45 days is very much in line. was the policies that israel has used in palestine. now during the a gas uh uh, josh side they uh they for they stopped israel. they stopped us usually in our front broadcasting out of israel for a couple of months. busy and now they're stopping them to broadcasting palestine. and this is really, are really concerned because it probably means that they're, that there's going to be a bigger onslaught of as rarely, designers, middle of fascist, the subtler violence all over the west bank and the primary instrument for informing the world's about what israel is doing. is not going to be available to do it, but that's not gonna stop the world from knowing what's going on because of the hundreds of a brave palestinian journalist. some other foreign journalists who are there. they're still foreign journalists in the west bank and a digital. they're not allowed to go into the gas a and i would predict that soon. these realize will make the west bank for bins on for they won't allow foncher

carnet, the most formidable anti-tank weapon of the tula design bureau of the device structure.n 4 billion dollars, but they were still unable to create an analogue of this high-precision weapon. yes, the javelin has a homing head, but the head. guidance requires cooling before launching, that is, if in our complex, as soon as the operator detects the target through the eyepiece, he can immediately press the trigger and the missile will go to the target, then with javelin it is necessary to wait until the head cools down, until it informs the operator through the sight that it has captured, it is ready for work, it takes up to 30 seconds, that is, imagine, during a battle you have to stand, hold the sight on the target, that ... the enemy tank was shot down precisely from the ftura, they hit the goose. after the shot, the operator sees background target environment, where there can be one target, two or several, and the crosshair, this crosshair he must keep on the target, and he must not pay any attention to the missile, the missile itself will come to where he aimed the crossh

the census bureau is a statistical agency.litically motivated head to carry out conservative goals for a statistical agency. let's keep going. among project 2025's recommendations for the census bureau, laid out on page 680 quote, it is successful, conservative administration must include a citizenship question in the census. as i said, the census is not supposed to count citizens, it is supposed to count everyone who lives here, so that we can get an accurate picture of who we are, and the services we require, including this question in the census , will deter people from answering. immigrants might be scared of getting deported, which is a valid fear. many immigrant families and advocates worried that a citizenship question would be used for immigration abortion, because donald trump has promised the largest deportation in our history if elected. people are answering that question are not filling out the census at all, we now have an inaccurate count and representation of our population. page 60 is a good one in project 2025

i would just say it was bureau in ramallah and the occupied west pines ordering its closer for $45.00 days. the time about this and this is all just a lot. some dough have also coming up as of all the hits areas, do these really port, city of hyphens, bit on group, and israel trait 5 across the lebanese border. is there any forces tanya, to get another school in gaza sheltering palestinians, and at least 51 people, the fear data from mine, explosion, eastern iran. the heavily armed is where the soldiers have stormed dogs as it is ramallah be at all in the occupied west spike, our colleagues were given 10 minutes to gather their belongings and leave. doors to the office will be welded shots and the ministry's ordered the bureau to close for 45 days during the rate is really sold as tore down a large bonnet of shipping blocks away. the veteran elders, either journalist, was shot and killed by his ready forces for reporting from janine 2 years ago. french and bonham begins are coverage it's really troops moved in before sunrise the their mission to silence l. d 0 is reporting would be oc

but this was just implemented bureau wide this year. this in itself is a step in the right direction but it is far from the end of the solution. chairman booker, senator kennedy, a distinguished guests come i look forward to answering any of your questions, thank you. >> thank you, ms. moore white. he's had to come in multiple types and ascend to point out as a state in the leicester on this very subject the other crisis we have in supporting the law enforcement officers who keep us safe and how underresourced the art, so thank you for again making that crystal clear. ms. julie abbate. >> chairperson booker, senator kennedy, and esteemed members of the subcommittee, i am pleased to be here on half of just detention international to discuss the impact of the prison rape elimination act on custodial sexual safety senses passed in 2003, and since and since the previous data transmitted or promulgated in 2012. just detention international is a health and human rights organization that seeks to an sexual abuse in and all formf detention. it

serving as the deputy director for the bureau for the past three years, mr. abbate with investigative and intelligence activities. moderating the session will be steve, the security ceo microsoft federal. so please welcome them. [applause]. >> thank you, paul, for spending this time with us. i think you have the distinguished honor of having the most provocative title at billington taking the cyber fight to the bad guys. that's pretty exciting. so look forward to digging into that with youment so really taking a look at-- this has been a big year for the fbi. the department has been more aggressive at taking on cyber adversaries. what has changed in the world and what has gotten us here. tell us about your approach. >> first, thank you, steve, for doing this panel with me or the chat. it's a privilege to join you all for the 15th annual summit. thank you for billington cyber security and tom for having us here. when i think about it, that the idea of an aggressive approach, i think that's historically, we've been around for a long time, the fbi. that's a hall

which is the risk bureau in ramallah. the truth must be protected to depend on the stories of real people must be told. this is not just an attack on journalism. if some attack on the world's white journalism is not a cry, attacking journalism is the the georgia 0 reminder of our top. so is this uh, as well as low as a major result of northern israel. hesitate is the positive hyphen 4 people have been injured, as well as, as it struck 400 sites and southern 11 on an appliance to intensify the attacks. and is really as try, has killed 7 palestinians in the school, sheltering families and gaza city. at least 16 palestinians have been killed in attacks across the district. since don't i have the honors ready sold as a stone dollars. it is 0 and the occupied west by giving stuff 10 minutes to pack the belongings and leave doors of the office of being welded shots. the ministry's out of the office closed for 45 days. one was being reaction of the united nations. the israel shut down about as it is beautiful in ramallah, give i

additionally, matt--former superintendant of bureau street and sewer repair and later bureau street andir retired aul career at public works. mora wayne, is acting superintendant. we have a deep bench of leadership and so with the loss of two strong leaders our operation bureaus as robust and responsive as ever. next up our annual report, if you haven't seen it yet it is beautiful in print and online. our annual report for the fiscal year 22-23 is out. threport spotlights our core services and our out of the ordinary work from during the ststores pothole filling and reving an thanks to theresa fong from communication team puttg it compare the annual ■1 po the annual reports i see, it bjis really elevated, very proud that. and lastly, our neighborhood beautification day. o last month neighborod autification day event was focused on the neighborhoods of district 11, the excelsior, ingle side, crocker amzane and ocean view among hers. d volunteers to is july 20. we will clean angr■ marina, pacific heights, [indiscernible] presidio heights and other district 2 neighborhoods and we hope you

this property was recorded from our ramallah bureau back in may. and then as a patient of israel ordering the closure or all of our offices there, after shutting down old is here in jerusalem. the is really government has or the closure of our offices in ramallah where we are now in the occupied. westbank is the core of a news gathering hub from where ultra 0 has carried out uninterrupted story telling, spending 3 decades. in that time, our journalists of were to bring our viewers stories about the palestinian experience. everything from home demolitions to air strikes, raids and assassinations. the construction of separation barriers and the absurdity of occupation in the 21st century. the expansion of illegal settlements and the terror of settler violence, the humiliation and economic burdens of checkpoints, the suffering of thousands of incarcerated post indians and the impact on their families. the pain and anger of the people that you and officials have described as living under a part time well behind the, our team's regularly face threats to

the shut down of the old you 0 bureau in the west bank comes as part of that broader program. and that's an important thing to mention this war against journalism. as well as said that a choose though to 0 of being a mouth piece for groups like hamas and hezbollah. but it's very important to make a distinction between what israel cause a mouthpiece and reporting on these organizations. yeah, so i am an idiot scholar and i do research on media coverage and, and media production and from the best that i can gather, which is 0 has been shining a light on the atrocities committed in our guys our end in the west bank. right. and so that to me doesn't, it doesn't align with what the is really government is accusing audra 0. i think what is real wants is sympathetic coverage. it doesn't want any kind of critical coverage. and we've seen israel criticized other news outlets. in addition to elders here when they have veered from the, the official is really narrative. i think what is real wants is sympathetic coverage covers that does not question anything that it does. even when israel

the military is ordered the bureau to close for $45.00 days. it did not give a reason for this pension monahan reports it's really troops moved in before sunrise the their mission to silence l. d 0 is reporting would be occupied with most of the civil, many were masks and were heavily armed. in the hallway, the soldiers confronted elda 00, chief, carried nothing for the microphone. well, have the eyes getting you saw. this is a decision that was made by one of the is really generally see. he is ordering us to immediately leave the office and take our personal belongings and cameras. i guess you are me says we have only 10 minutes to take our belongings and leave the office so they can shut it down. the, the office will be closed for $45.00 days, is really forth, is also tore down banners of al jazeera journalists, surely novel aqua. she was killed by israeli forces in 2022 while reporting in the janine refugee tab. banners like this stood as a reminder of israel's past attacks on journalism memories. it is now seeking to a res, transparently ve

this is all about igor spassky, they say goodbye to him in his native rubin central design bureau, the one where he served for more than 70 years years. today the city says goodbye to a great man, spassky, he was a talented leader, designer. saved provided work not only for the rubin central design bureau, but also for many supplier enterprises. he broke the canons, looked for non-trivial ways. this is spassky, insisted on placing missiles on non-nuclear submarines. his idea is to build diesel-electric submarines for export, as a new window of opportunity for the russian defense industry. this monument near the rubin design bureau wall was opened for the centenary of professional submarine design in russia. he called from dolphin to typhoon. dolphin is the very first. domestic combat submarine, igor spasky personally participated in the creation of typhoon, and in general, every submarine of the russian fleet was either created by him directly or created on the basis of his inventions. the schedule of the forgiveness ceremony has to be adjusted so that everyone who wants to can say goo

, excellence award, denominator here on now the, this is really for us to store them all to zeros bureau in ramallah, in the occupied westbank. ordering gets closer for 4 to 5 days. the hello, i'm somebody the, this is all to 0 life from the also coming up is below hits areas near these really points that you have high, far as the on the group and as well trade fire across the lebanese border a funeral takes place and they room to senior his beloved colanda, avery, like jill. jill, why is ready forces on friday and know into israel's impunity as forces talking to another school sheltering displaced, palestinians in gauze. the heavy on these really soldiers have stormed ultra zeros from iowa bureau and the occupied westbank. colleagues were given just 10 minutes together, their belongings and leave those to the office has been welded shots and the military is ordered. the bureau to close for $45.00 days during the rate is ready. soldiers to don't allow japan option. we know was there, the veteran ultra 0 journalist was shot and killed vice really forces while reporting functioning 2 years

that's the ramallah bureau and occupied was fine. of course this isn't the 1st bureau that's been shut down. we've also been shut down completely in israel, in the office that we were using and occupied east jerusalem that has now been banned for several months. it's re constantly being renewed $45.00 days. that is the latest headlines from these and get more information on our slides out to 0, it's up to come. the news will be continuing hit on entre 0, offset the street. the latest news as it breaks in poland, these are some of the west, those they've experienced decades. and in some cases the still 10 and got the off them off with detailed coverage for donald trump. this is probably another brush with death, but also have a chance to claim he was safe by some kind of divine intervention from around the world. votes involved the ends up being select, generate power. low tables means a pretty decent slides. having drastically cut to the 3rd of gen z in america to live with their parents in australia, 60 percent of young people think

the closure of villages here as bureau has been widely criticized. the palestinian foreign ministry condemned israel storming of ramallah enclosure of the office is cooling for the implementation of the un resolution to ends. the occupation with foreign press association express concern and is cooling on these ready government to reconsider its actions. it's warning that restricting foreign report isn't causing news channels as a move away from democratic values. on the salute is lot for us in amman because these really government has also banned. they'll just arrow from reporting from within is rilen. and what's the attorney government actually been saying about the right in the closure on desert as offices in ramallah hasn't given any explanation at all as to why it's done. so a fully explanation for me is really government was actually given several months ago when they passed this log back in april with these really parliament known as the can. it said, but earlier today we did get some government reaction from the countries communications minist

the closure all villages heroes bureau has been widely criticized. the palestinian foreign ministry condemned as rel, storming from allah, and the closure of the office is cooling full, the implementation of a un resolution to ends. the occupation the foreign press association expressed concern and is cooling on the it's really government to reconsider its actions. it's wondering that restricting foreign report isn't closing news channels. there's a move away from democratic values from all on the same best probably is lot for us in the mind because the israeli government has also banned al jazeera from reporting within israel, saying, we'll see, is there any government actually been saying about this? right? and the closure, we're all know just there is offices in ramallah, hasn't offered any explanation as to why as well. no explanation has been given, but it is clear, it is because israel is really struggling to control the narrative. its own government to set over and over again. is that it is losing the narrative war as well as should be after a

how does 0 is former guys a bureau chief? well dad, you lost his wife, teenage son, 7 year old daughter. i'm grandson too, and his rating strike in december do on his camera man summer about dec. i were injured in a drone strike is ready for us, has prevented ambulances and rescue workers from reaching them, and some are glad to dest weeks laser, while daddy's son, how does that was killed by a direct strike on his vehicle for covering and his ready attack on southern gaza. alda 0 is man, i'll cool his camera man, run the rest the were directly targeted, and it is really striking july both but wearing their press best. and these are just the attacks on out to 0 more than a 170 journalists and media workers have been killed by his ready forces in gaza. price paid for revealing what is really leaders would rather keep hidden. incidents like this, the killing of for apparently on armed men bind is ready drone this voltage obtained by out as they are in march. or the scale of the destruction inside or chief of hospital offerings.

that's the washington bureau chief. you just pull in his thank you very much for that wrap up and we've got double coverage to you from the debates watching potties in philadelphia t w's. janelle de milan is that the democratic event, benjamin alvaros, group a, is following the republican side of things. welcome to both of you to know. we'll start with you. obviously, the democrats going to think couple of hours is likely when it's not. i'm assuming not, but tell us what the reaction being de jared, i know it's hard to believe of looking at what you can see behind me, which is not very much, but i swear minutes ago there was a very lively democrat debate watch entered her stride. she was able to talk about things where she was unsure footing, like on abortion and on foreign policy, the audience also started to mirror her reaction to some of a donald trump's, perhaps more outlined, just claims that likes the one about the haitian immigrants, even cats, and dogs, so there was very loud laughter here when he said that when

i love bureau in the occupied west bank. i'll colleagues were given just 10 minutes to gather the belongings and leave those to the offices have been welded shots, and the military has ordered the bureau to close for 45 days. now, houses era and a statement that condemned the rate on its bureau in ramallah and says as an affront to press freedom and the very principles of journalism vinson, one of them has this report it's really troops moved in before sunrise, the their mission to silence l d 0 is reporting when the occupied with most of the many were masks and were heavily armed in the hallway, the soldiers confronted l 0. 0 chief. carried nothing but a microphone. wow, that's what i was getting. you saw this is a decision that was made by one of the is really generally see. he is ordering us to immediately leave the office and take our personal belongings and cameras. i guess you army says we have only 10 minutes to take our belongings and leave the office so they can shut it down. the the office will be closed for $45.00

our bureau chief mohammed tray to with the latest from the root moment. thank you. we're now experts say that is real, most likely infiltrated the delivery train of the pagers that exploded in 11 on tuesday. let's take a look at the device itself. what experts say was inside it, and what we know about how this could have happened. this is an a paulo pager. the model that exploded simultaneously across lebanon, hezbollah started using the devices extensively last year for security reasons. unlike mobile phones, they can't be traced. experts say most likely the pages contained explosives, possibly just 2 or 3 grams that were inserted at some point between manufacturer and delivery. but the supply and delivery chain are murky. the pages were marked with the logo of the gold apollo company in taiwan. but the company's chairman says his firm didn't actually make them says this company, the ac has cooperated with us and has represented many of our $4.00 for about 3 years. we have to they also wanted to make pages and asked me if they could use our company's brand name. me

trump shake hands just how simple the exchange data i will get analysis shortly from our washington bureau chief. and how did the candidates performed? we'll get reactions to from al correspondence, watching the debate, democrat and republican viewing pods. the hello and welcome to the show. i'm jared raid us vice president campbell of harris and former president donald trump has he'll be only planned to battle of the seas presidential campaign us network abc hosted the 1st personal encounter. all of the 2 contestants in philadelphia, which is in the highly competitive swing state of pennsylvania, will go to washington for analysis in just a moment. but 1st, he's donald trump attacking campbell hours on migration by repeating an unprovoked unproved allegation about a regular margaret's in springfield, they're eating the dogs, the people that came in there, eating the cat, they're eating, they're eating the pets of the people that lives there. and this is what's happening in our country and it's a shift this donald trump was aust also if he had any regrets or the he's role in the capital ri

the very moment that bureau was breached. as the army says, we have only 10 minutes to take our belongings and leave the office so they can shut it down and then sell out of the the office will be closed for 45 days out of that. so the, what is the reason most of the reason is in the statement, you can have a look at it down or something. no that give us a copy of it. let me know c, i will keep a copy of the statement with you. and for any concerns or issues, you can go and speak to our ministry. come on bob beyond me, headquarters. well it was. busy as expected is ready, officials had already threatened to close down the office, deals are back in april, the kinetic possible, allowing the temporary shutdown of for immediate that it says, quote, threatens the nation's security. and a month off the bat, israel's cabinet vote at the ban. elders are in the country and his office in east jerusalem was quickly closed, is on the palestinian medial office and gaza condemn limits the the occupations decision disprove for the weakness

don't use it as a model of bureau and the occupied westbank or colleagues were given 10 minutes to gather their belongings and leave. during the rate, is there any soldiers tore down a large buying or a veteran, and i'll just get a general, a chevy in the i'll will offer the melodies, ordered the office to close for $45.00 days on the south coast reporting from amman . jordan, because he's really government as also buying dollars it up from reporting within israel. of these early communications administer slomo categories, was essentially the architect of this bill called the edge of vito law, which gives these really government emergency powers to essentially ban of foreign networks that they say are a threat to national security. so in that post he said that after much pressure and promised israel has closed as he does office in the law saying that israel will flight entering channels wherever they are, especially those who are most pieces of him, us and his beloved. these are allegations that are, of course, so ridiculous falls with no backing and bases to them whatsoever. but this did

the latest being the shopping down of the bureau? but everything it's done in the past years since the war and gaza began in that context of increasing international pressure, including the latest version of the general assembly, often get to and it's unlawful presence in the occupied territories. i mean, literally no, i mean is what it is acting like a plastic above everything above international above you and above. busy everything, i think they are in a vindictive mood now by shot things. i'll just see it on the west bank. the like trying to show that that they don't care about the some connection between isms the above. this is the kind of them i'm to do to evict except it's a substitution because it's through it because it has been a for the, for the, for doing this. because if it's being protected by the big powers that be countries in the u. n. and, and it's kind of, you know, this is closer because it has more accountability. so i think moving on, we it's, it's great to me was that we have a, a collective view engine or the s

the incident is over police, but despite that, the georgia bureau investigation urge everyone near the area to stay clear while authorities are still investigating. and as you said, when officers arrived, they swamped the campus. students rushed for shelter and the football stadium that's a lot of sewage. they're making the rounds on social media. if we're seeing also a, with several ambulances arrived at the scene, a launch active, a police presence. that is, overnight, as you said, at least 2 medical helicopters could be seen listing patients from the scene. and what we've heard from the white house is the president biden has been brief by his homeland security advisor. and his administration said that they will continue coordinating with federal, state, and local officials as they receive more information about this shooting dw spencer novice crew. but the now quick look at some of the stories making headlines . germany is boosting is to add these transfers. but then it's gone system, it has already delivered to ukraine. the artist is going into service in northern germany, the syst

is the news, our life from del, coming up in the next 60 minutes is really forces store motor 0 is bureau in ramallah in the occupied westbank, ordering its closure for 45 days as well. i hits areas know these reports that you have hazel as the liberties on group and israel site, the biggest exchange of bias. since the one calls up again, a funeral takes place since a routes will senior his will come on to it very much you'll. you'll find is where the forces on friday know when to israel's impunity. it's forces targets yet another school sheltering displaced, palestinians in gauze, switching the until the 1st time. and for long cause history, a list as candidates, a new off tomorrow. additional you can is one of the presidential election. the islands for atlanta, norris increases the pressure on for me, one championship liter max for staffing maclaren driver who is one of the single door ground free to close the gap on rebels 3 times ago, champion district. the activity is rarely soldiers have stormed ultra zeros ramallah bureau in the occupied westbank. colleagues were given just 10 minu

on sunday, the ministry issued an order to close the channels bureau in ramallah for $45.00 days. these right, the government is already banned out as they are from reporting within israel. and with no less often is bombardment of garza, the military is also expanding operations in the occupied westbank and across the board until 11. and there are also reports, as well as planning to issue mass evacuation orders in northern gauze, a similar to what it did in the 1st week of the war back in october. what's the real object to behind this plan does is relevant tend to react to probably gauze or permanently will go to a guess in a moment. but 1st, this report for the foot of your call. the heavily armed is ready. soldiers face resistance from only cameras and microphones when they tried the silence, i'll just there was reporting and the occupied the west bank. well, as i thought i was getting a saw, this is a decision that was made by one of the is really generally see. he is ordering us to immediately leave the office and take our personal belongings and cameras. i guess you army say

the closure of l just areas bureau has been denounced. the pillow sending in foreign ministry has condemned as well storming of ramallah enclosure of the office. it's urging the implementation of the un resolution to end the occupation. the foreign press association has expressed concern over the escalation and is cooling on these ready governments to reconsider its actions. it's wanting that restricting foreign proposes in closing news channels is a shift away from democratic values from on this, which are now by cyprus, rossi who is live in amman because he is ready. government has also banned ultra 0 from a poor thing within israel. and as i will see, is there any government saying about the right on the closure and closure on desert as offices in vermont swell? israel's communication minister, slomo guthrie made a statement on social media in which you said after much pressure as we promised this morning. the security forces rated out 0 is main offices in our bureau. in ramallah, you described it as a mouth piece of how mazda has bowl