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and is relative care forces have carried out joint strikes. these trucks will probably be largest targeting multiple sites in yemen for just as we promised the who these are paying and will continue to pay a heavy price for their aggression against us. today we attacked terrorist targets of the who, the terrorist regime, along the west and coastal strip, and deep and human. they constitute a danger to israel and to the entire region including global freedom of navigation . there is currently no new information regarding the impact of these airstrikes. but it should be noted that this was a series of sustained and intense attacks, especially on fuel storage facilities in the ports of hey, data and ross. you saw the response to these incidents, the government, and so not issued an official statement that the oil situation remain stable and the authorities are committed to providing oil products to all citizens in the areas they control. however, there was no definitive information about the impact of these attacks at this time . the us and the u

absolutely, they find a way to carry out theirl find a way to carry out their terror.sically possible to protect the residents and public, especially for these large events had put obstacles in place. i understand that i don't have this confirmed yet, it was advertised on a city website that these barriers were removed and under repair. i see no benefit to let the public know that. their only benefit that would be would be to somebody looking for a soft spot to get a vehicle on bourbon street, and of those were advertised, who was responsible for putting that on a website to let a terrorist know that those barriers were down? that needs to be investigated.— down? that needs to be investiuated. ., ., investigated. now, we mentioned the su:ar investigated. now, we mentioned the sugar bowl, _ investigated. now, we mentioned the sugar bowl, that _ investigated. now, we mentioned the sugar bowl, that big - the sugar bowl, that big couege the sugar bowl, that big college football game, and you have talked about the super bowl, which i believe takes place in february in new o

so a political document of political speeches doesn't carry the kind of weight that. this will take us into march and will be confidence votes in march and the passing of supply that will allow parliament to weigh in on confidence intake a of a way that is in keeping of all the presumes of democracy and the workings of our strong institutions. >> [speaking french] with respect, don't you think this is undemocratic because you are not allowing parliament to express your confidence in government. shouldn't you call an election? don't you think that would be a better approach? trudeau: [speaking french] i think everyone has seen just how the parliament has stopped working over the past few months. we are constantly facing constant filibustering and have been done very little in fact over the past few months in parliament. parliament needs a reset, i think. it needs to calm down a bit. we should be constantly involved in politics. and so this reset requires two things. we can start from a new approach in parliament. and secondly, the liberal party will undertake a leaders

well, i mean - _ carries out what it does? well, i mean - you — carries out what it does? it does? well, i mean - you know, yes, - carries out what it does? well, i mean - you know, yes, and l carries out what it does? well, l i mean - you know, yes, and no. i mean — you know, yes, and no. i mean — you know, yes, and no. i think there will certainly be a lot of reckoning and a lot of conversation about what the city... about how the city functions, as you say. but the real challenge here is that we're into a new kind of fire. i mean, as you know, california — southern california particularly, but california in general, has been prone to fires forever, for as long as california has existed, even before it was called california. and certainly, in terms of the interface with the human—built landscape, it's been affected by fires all the way throughout. but because of climate change and because of everything being exacerbated — both rain and then drought and all of these things, we're dealing with a level of fire that we haven't really seen before. and i don't think it is just

a new prime minister and leader of the liberal party will carry its values and ideals into that next election. i am excited to see the process unfold in the months ahead. we were elected for the third time in 2021 to strengthen the economy post-pandemic and advance canada's interest in a complicated world and that is exactly the job that i and we will continue to do for canadians. >> thank you prime minister, we will now go to questions. >> hello mr. trudeau, you wanted to go up against -- there has been infighting in your party for the past few months, why view decided to make this decision today, why did you change your mind. >> as you know i'm not someone who steps back from a fight, especially certain important fight for our party and for the country. but i do this job because the interests and the welfare of our country and democracy are important to me. and it has become very clear that i cannot be the leader to take the party into the next election because of internal divisions. [speaking english]\as you all know i am a fighter and not someone who backs away from a fight parti

the new prime ministers tear will carry its values and ideals into that next election. i am excited to see the process unfold in the months ahead. we were elected for the third time in 2021 to strengthen the economy post-pandemic and advance canada's interests in a complicated world and that is exactly the job that i and we will continue to do for canadians. >> we will now go to questions. >> hello, mr. trudeau. you wanted to go up against mr. --, but there has been infighting in your party. why did you make this decision today? why did you change your mind? >> i don't step back from a fight especially an important fight for our party and country, in fact. i do this job because the interests on the welfare of our country and democracy are important to me. it has become very, very clear that i cannot be the leader to take the party into the next election because of internal divisions. as you all know i am a fighter and i don't back away from a fight particularly a fight as important as this one is. but i have always been driven by my love for canada, by my desire to serv

. ., . able to carry out this attack there? .., . , , able to carry out this attack there?ways there? iconic sights are always the prime _ there? iconic sights are always the prime target _ there? iconic sights are always the prime target for _ there? iconic sights are always the prime target for terrorists | the prime target for terrorists and we — the prime target for terrorists and we see this over and over again. — and we see this over and over again. if— and we see this over and over again, if you are going to knock— again, if you are going to knock people over you could go to any— knock people over you could go to any street in the us and you would — to any street in the us and you would have some success, but they— would have some success, but they tend _ would have some success, but they tend to go for iconic sites _ they tend to go for iconic sites and they really have a responsibility to protect themselves and it is surprising, although it was three — surprising, although it was three o'clock in the morning, of course, _ three o'clock in the morning, of course, bu

but having these children was just like me carrying my own child.y broughtjoy to the people around me, because they are just the best. juliet�*s story offers a ray of hope, but it's still heartbreaking to me to know that there are still so many women that are, knowingly or not, falling for this scam. taking on trafficked children, putting god knows what inside your own body, lying to everybody around you, like...nobody would just do that for the fun of it. there's something pushing women to do it, and that is the stuff that needs to be addressed. until you change the mentality towards women and infertility, towards access to reproductive rights and adoption, scams like this will continue to thrive, and countless more women will continue to pay the price. hello. snow has been falling across parts of the uk. it has been causing disruption, some icy conditions as well, and i think the problems will go on into sunday. so met office amber warnings remain in force. those warnings have been covering parts of wales, into the midlands and also northern engla

then you will shortly see the casket carrying jimmy carter. bit of a stand, scaffolding there for photographers and media to be able to get that shot. this of course, will be covered by a pool. in other words, you won't be seeing photographers from all the various media organizations. it will be a fairly controlled environment. you can see a marine photographer just walked behind the phoe bshs e be medical cent. we'll be covering that very closely. thank you, priya. i'm joined by norm, james, a chief white house speech writer. thank you for joining us, gentlemen, for this. james, you knew jimmy carter than most americans. a lot of things this week that surprised people. things people didn't know because he had this massive presidency and post presidency. in both of the chapters of his lives, there are things and little surprises, little things about him that the public didn't know. what's the thing that stands out to you? i'm sure people have been asking you about this since his passing. >> something they would be surprising to most people is

this is thejimmy carter national historic park, expecting the motorcade carrying the 39th president of the us to arrive there, retracing his boyhood steps, coming to the family farm where he was born and raised, he was born back in 1924, raised, he was born back in 192a, nothing to be 100 years of age. and we are expecting the rangers and groundskeepers there, those who take care of this site, which is now a national historic park, to honour the man who they essentially worked for and memorialise. you'll hear a bell rung 39 times. we will definitely bring you that moment when that happens. we have a couple of guests you. i want to bring them back in. but apologies if you have to interact, we want to make sure we don't miss that moment. amber ross, robert strong. amber, as we see this gathering here of park rangers, it is an interesting site, thejimmy carter national historic site, what more could you tell us about the way that the resident, his former peanuts farm has become a site for people around the world and now the country come to learn more about the former president? it is amaz

did not carry out the attack alone, the fbi has said.lling itself the islamic state was found in the pickup truck that the suspect drove into a crowd of people pick the fbi has confirmed the suspect was 42-year-old u.s. military veteran shamsud din jabbar. he was shot dead at the scene after exchanging fire with police officers. 10 people were killed after the truck hit crowds in the city. at least 35 others were injured. local police say the driver tried to run over as many people as possible. two officers were wounded and are being treated in hospital. in these images shared by earth cam, you can see a group of police officers running toward the scene, around 3:00 a.m. local time. in this picture, verified by bbc verify, shows law enforcement heavily armed surrounding a white pickup truck in the aftermath of the incident. the fbi has taken the lead in this investigation and confirmed that they are looking into this as an act of terrorism. we also heard from our u.s. partner cvs that fbi agents are working to identify individuals in a v

a new prime minister will carry into the next election. am looking forward to watching that process over the coming months. for the third time in 2020 want to strengthen the economy after the pandemic to move the interests of canada forward in a complex world. this is what i will continue to do and what we will all continue to do for canadians. quick the liberal party of canada is a liberal institution in the history of our great country and democracy. a new prime minister and leader of the liberal party will carry its values and ideals into that next election. i ame excited to see the proces unfold in the months ahead. we were elected for the third time in 2021 to strengthen the economy and post a pandemic and advance canada's interest in a complicated world. that is exactly the job that i and we will continue to do for canadians. cooks think you prime minister will now go to questions. >> hello mr. trudeau. you wanted to go up against but there has beenn infighting in your party for the past few months but why have you decided to make th

and of course i heard the no, eh, no one besides the country may carry weapons. this is a homeowner interest of use where you live. i'm and the new president, and i'm sure it is. when we do, it's best to make sure that this is about an hour north carry weather. so if the police army cannot deliberate, i think is likely to be involved in a year. and the fact that the national community, especially western countries, are welcoming is open. the middle of june, it is a doing the when, when he's found lying around the country, especially the south, it was nobody to talk with. but now he's the only goals, so it will close the great there. there isn't possibly even monday speaking directly to the police government. and so it's great. it's a lot of folks here at the home and these various will street greenville piece encourage. how does is real. you said israel will be a partner. okay. those are your words. israel and living on are technically still it was how you were in israel's foreign ministry. how, what is real begin to reach out to, you know, start building more of

it's really hard for me to carry the water to the 3rd floor and i have no help because my husband was martin and bluff off. no, i wanna let him know. we haven't had war test since the day before yesterday. we have to get barrels to get enough for to for the coming days. we are very grateful because today we have war to my hands and arms hurt because of carrying the heavy war tax as well. you as president i bought in us spoken to is riley prime minister . benjamin netanyahu on the progress of gauze, was faced by tools in doha stress. the immediate need for a ceasefire and the return of the is running captives encompasses the outgoing president, pushes for deal to stop the fighting before president elect. donald trump, for tons to the white house. i'm the seller, which has the latest for us from jordan's capital. i'm on because israel has found out as they are from operating from within israel is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu spoke to us president joe biden on sunday to inform him about the mandate that he had given these really negotiating team well, meeting with them in the

we have very little detail other than it was a man who carried out the attack. one hour and i suspect that's one of the questions asked and we may get more details revealed as to what they know about who this individual was. i think donald trump at the moment is slightly veering into... the tone of that implies it might have been an illegal immigrant. at the moment we have no indication of that because the fbi have not released any details about who the individual is. but details from the authorities about anything to do with this individual. where they are an american citizen? what nationality they are. we have very little detail other than it was a man who carried out the attack. there is a news conference during about one hour and i suspect that's one of the questions asked and we may get more details revealed as to what they know about who this individual was. i think donald trump at the moment is slightly veering into... the tone of that implies it might have been an illegal immigrant. at the moment we have no indication of that because the fbi have not rel

— would be discussions that could be carried to the highest levels _ be carried to the highest levelsvately. and so to be able to continue — privately. and so to be able to continue to do that, whether it was democracy promotion or rule of law, _ was democracy promotion or rule of law, access to information, these — of law, access to information, these are _ of law, access to information, these are the areas that president carter was interested in. ~ ., ~ president carter was interested in. . . ~' ., president carter was interested in. . ,, ., president carter was interested in. what kind of legacy do you think he will— in. what kind of legacy do you think he will be _ in. what kind of legacy do you think he will be remembered l think he will be remembered for? i think he will be remembered for? ~ , ., think he will be remembered for? ~' . . . for? i think is a humanitarian as well as — for? i think is a humanitarian as well as his _ for? i think is a humanitarian as well as his sincerity - for? i think is a humanitarian as well as his sincerity and i as well as his sincerity and inte

my hands and arms hurt because of carrying the heavy water. oh us presidential. i bought it and has spoken to is riley prime minister benjamin netanyahu on the progress of golf with sci fi tools and dough ha, ha. distress be immediate need for a ceasefire on the return fee is riley captive. it comes as the outgoing president pushes for a deal to stop the fighting before president elect donald trump for 10. so the white house, i'm the center, which is the latest for us from jordan capital in long because israel has bombed out deserve from a pricing in the country. this is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu spoke to us president joe biden on sunday to inform him about the mandate that he had given these really negotiating team well, meeting with them in the cost of the capital over the next few days. these really negotiating team arrived there and is expected to stay for at least another day in order to hammer out the final details for a potential deal bite in stress. but now is the time for a ceasefire. even though the american president was dressing this fo

it's an attitude i intend to carry with me to the leader office. my job is to be of service to my colleagues and to our country. mr. president, i'm here today addressing the senate in this role combauftd my colleagues -- because of the confidence my colleagues placed in me but i'm here first of all because of the confidence placed in me by the people of south dakota. without the trust given me i would not have had the opportunity to serve at all, much less have had the opportunity to serve as the majority leader of the united states senate. my first priority here in congress is always, always to serve the people of my state. mr. president, i grew up in a small town in south dakota, the town of myrtle, population today roughly around 500 people. we didn't even have a traffic light when i was growing up there and i wouldn't have had it any other way. life in myrtle had a beautiful simplicity. sure it had one or two drawbacks. with a population that small we thune kids could be sure that our parents would have heard all about any of our misdemeanors b

the surprise is not that a perpetrator try to carry them out.e, what the big take away is, there is no such thing as 100 percent success among law enforcement and intelligence. the bad guys have to get it right once and will carry out an attack. we have to get it right every single time and that is just not possible. we will find out if something was missed. that may not necessarily be the case. it is just not possible to stop every bad person from doing something wrong all the time. christian: yet, joe biden has talked about the threat over the horizon, talked about that when they withdrew from afghanistan. director wray has talked about the recruitment efforts from isis, isis-k linked to afghanistan. a few weeks ago, donald trump said not our fight when talking about the collapse of the regime in syria. but we know there is a resurgent isis group in syria, and we know what happens when a vacuum is left. do you think this perhaps changes the way that donald trump will view foreign policy? >> not likely. in part because it is not likely we are g

now there's a top on this good, a that part of a series of attacks being carried carried out of the route the days since early hours of this morning here. and there is but activity where 9 people were killed in a fuel stage. and as we were waiting for their karen to take their share of cooking gas that be made available in the central area along with people who are securing the delivery of this thinking gas to displace population in the central area in golf. the city within an hour and 30 minutes, this is the battle of time a close to 10 f tox, a on a dark neighborhood. the eastern part of, of gauze and city on the city center of gauze video as well where a vehicle was targeted as well as a group of people on our toes by a force. one was a targeted by. 6 a drone miss notes and it has to be done, as we've heard it from our team member in golf is, is over well, right now with the number and a huge influx of casualties that keep arriving by the hour. at this point we can safely say that the, the top has not of stuff, not even for minutes as the work continues and then give you our deliveries

are using any materials they can find to carry the wound due to ambulances. the number of people killed in bo, strikes is unclear since dawn on thursday is really forces have killed at least 60 people across the strip hunting before it has more from dayton. bye a non stop. very strides just moments ago as we appear in front of the camera and you could have probably heard hear it in the background. and at the sound of these loud explosion in the background here in the central area with the eastern part of the central area of the gauze. and stood where evacuation is a quite visible in the area from the northern part of my eyes, the refuge account in the eastern part of the central area of the augusta. people are on till i have been rid move, moving away from the ongoing attacks by the avi art galleries. also, we have confirmed reports that many of the residents, the local residents in the area received phone calls from these really monetary warning. them sharply do. evacuated immediately before the attacks that are going to be carried out. this is part of ongoi

the necessary, the is really forces has carried out multiple attacks across casa medical sources. tell alpha 0 at least 40 for palestinians have been killed since dawn on wednesday. the latest is really strength for get to the park and gaza city. 5 people have been killed in the attack. children are among the injured earlier a strike on a school, housing displaced, palestinians in jamalia, killed for palestinians, and injured several others. the wounded were taken to the left of the baptist hospital and gaza city. israel last week. attack be come all at one hospital and fate. lock you up putting that one out of service. israel has laid siege to north and go there for more than 90 days. targeting shelters, hospitals and department blocks, a nurse at the, in the nation hospital in the north describes the situation that they're facing. you'll need to hand them to kind of upload every day where subjected to direct showing from the occupations artillery and quote copped is targeting the hospitals and its surroundings. hunger is also present and food is not available. we have asked inte

it had been carrying fuel canisters and large fireworks.y thereafter that the driver, who was the sole occupant of the truck, we saw what looked like maybe some sort of smoke, and then the truck exploded. the driver was killed and seven other people suffered minor injuries. the blast happened hours after the vehicle attack in new orleans, raising the question of a possible connection. we believe this is an isolated incident. we do not believe there are folks out there supporting this or helping this, and we don't believe there is any other danger to the community right now. elon musk, the boss of tesla, posted on x to clarify the cause of the inferno. the police said questions remained, given that the explosion involved a tesla vehicle outside a trump hotel. elon musk is a close ally of the president elect, who is a part owner of the hotel. president biden said the intelligence community was investigating the explosion, but he added that so far there was nothing to report on a possible connection with the attack in new orleans. peter bowes,

both parties rest the sound carried johnston, the ssl, just their license though still coming is very s strikes hit the janine refugee count for the multi point west frank shilling. at least 6 people. the small desk on misery in the gaza strip as media season. the guitar re, capital to say that close and efforts will cease, find some info, the bags of those burial 9, but thousands are still trims on the grounds and disused sometimes it can go on the but again, with breaking news from a sauce career with police of arrested impeached president hughes, so can you around a 1000 offices to talk to in the operation and how to push through a blockade of human supports is to get inside the presidential compound. well, you and it was in paste and suspended. last month. solve that, he declared marshall. no. i will have more in this my correspondent patrick, for when we get to of the israel has the lowest air strikes in the janine refugee cabinet occupied westbank kidding. at least 6 palestinians, palestinian red crescent, says, all this have been injured in the raid. witnesses say at least 3 mi

it's an attitude i carry to the office. my job is to be of service to my colleagues into our country mr. president here to address in the senate in this role because of the confidence my colleagues have placed in me. but i'm here first of all because of the confidence placed in me by the people of south dakota. of the trust they have given it would not have an opportunity to serve at all much less have the opportunity to service the majority leader of the united states senate. my first priority here in congress is always, always to serve the people of my state. the town of myrtle population roughly around 500 people we did not even have a traffic light when i was growing up there i would not have had any other way. life and myrtle had a beautiful simplicity. one or two drawbacks the population thatdr small we can e sure our h parents would've head all about any of our misdemeanors before we even made it home. small-town life is wonderful. and myrtle you know everyone. andwo everyone knows you that gives a sense of community

butt left thing i want to say about that is, i carry a love for the city, carry a love for each of youe last thing is to leanne, who i know i told this story hundreds of times but -- love really started for me not just with love for the city but i got to carry it on in the job itself when i met her in jail for the first day on the job. yea she was not in jail incarcerated she was working. as was i. but -- the result of this love born out of that first day in the jails was my family who is here my son joe. my daughters mia, marissa and melanie and my son in college now jordan. i want to thank all of you for bearing with me through the challenges for being supportive and understanding because of the job and the toll it takes on all of us. perfect timing right there. and the calling that we have we can't do in public safety and law enforcement in service to the city, if we did not have the support of our family, friends and loved once. that's what this moment is about now. and i thank you for being here and thank you for being a part of that journey. i'm very happy to say i'm absolutely c

so the little temporary pool is point valuable to carry tests. just how valuable becomes clear from a look around that you did. they looked at like a time or 50 dad, left charity in room. here. people in need can obtain services. they couldn't afford otherwise. dental care training process, and groceries carry test direct to choose the nutrients you is especially proud of the citadel's own supermarket where i'm living customers can pick up the essential. so i'm just like in a normal grocery store in case that he doesn't know equally. monique name that f 152 percent of the clients from the transfer you found to go towards supporting families like you to your son, are you the only means daddy? they're used to paying for food, the box and the electricity bills on teaching costs the same to the level. so the risk of the mental in room to the gap between rich and poor is whitening any a few profits from the cities. i'm going through mentors for everyone else. rent some the cost of living. just keep rising. like tossing coins into the trevi fountain to

troops, artillery and aviation of the north, forced grouping, carried out strikes against the ukrainian assault group. 2 tanks, the pioneer vehicle and 7 and the vehicles were destroyed. the operation is ongoing . well, we heard from the chief editor of the finish and they left the news outlets. this is janice put conan. he says that the attack is t as attempt to justifying weston shipments. there's only 2 weeks of sloth, integration of the dog, trump, who has promised to stop this, met. and this with this going on here and on, based upon the width is november as be just huge failures, billions us dollars has been used. the order 3 are creating new forces and now it's the last moment when they can try to they're trying to show that there is point of farming, great new forces, what they need. now, these results. and now what we see in the course region is most probably the most important, a single fight for a long time to show that there is no point. there is no justification and a real possibility to have meaning 30 solutions in crane. and of course, the key every she wants to show the

that gave us a sense of community and belonging that we carry to this day. i remember the day i told my mom i was going to run for congress she was excited obviously and confidently told me i know you will carry myrtle and myrtle i learned the character of south dakota and. a sense of responsibility to the broader community. the whole community rallies to help. the same attitude is reflected in towns across our state. the south dakota values i learned growing up help shape my political philosophy my belief that government should be limited and it's best when it's closest to the people. and if the matter can be handled ththe state at the loca level should be. if the legacy of the past is something to be cherished and preserved while leaving room for change and adaptation when needed. freedom is a sacred gift and one that must be defended. and that with freedom comes responsibility. finally, while government is necessary government is not where we should look for salvation. none of us get where we are alone and i owe thanks to many people my parents pat and ha

we carry life magazine. we don't carry ebony. you're right. if you look our shelves at christmas time, all the dolls are white. what about the black families? and so they did what the army does. they did intensive studies and they wrote reports, and they came up with a list of hundreds and thousands items that had to be kept in stock that were aimed, quote, ethnic consumers and black consumers. and it had an impact because what soldiers and their families could get what they wanted more. but it also had an impact on black businesses because it was the third or the fourth largest retail outlet in the world. and so know if if the packs the the system decides that they're going carry your record, suddenly you're going to do well if they decide they're going to carry your afro kick or afro. shame. it's a huge boost to black businesses. so, you know, that was kind of a weird thing. even as my lai is still on the front pages of newspapers, less the six months after hamburger hill. a survey at fort carson found that 21% of soldiers thought hair was t

it out and, and who's going to pay for who's going to carry out these investigations. there's really no uh, search for accountability in the country as much as we talk about. and cameron, you said maybe your 1st step is to call the crime what it is, genocide. i'm reading here, the state department's statement on genocide determination in sedan. and it explains right, it explains the thinking behind the genocide determination targeting fleeting civilians murdering innocent people escaping conflict, preventing remaining civilians from accessing life saving supplies. we have reported that a lot of that has been carried out by the is really military against the palestinians for the last year. and i know it's not that i'm trying to compare to situations, but i'm wondering, and we know famously to the case of gaza, the us says there is no genocide going on when some of the same facts are happening . i'm wondering what compels the state department or the white house to declare or not declare genocide. so well i, i would say that there's a kind of a d t approach to, to the, th

they might in fact seize upon these issues that are taking place overseas to carry out attacks. we don't know what this individual's background is in terms of family, whether or not he has family in the area that have been killed or injured, so this investigation i think will continue. i think the bureau and local authorities are correct not to will out at this point at least whether he had any assistance either by encouragement or funding or something else. it is not surprising some of these individuals, for whatever reason, decide to carry out these violent attacks if they feel particularly grieved or if there's a personal reason to be able to lash out and doing something like this against defenseless citizens is horrific, but it is relatively easy for individuals to take these actions on their own. >> this is may be slightly outside your portfolio, but given how easy it is to do this, we have seen for instance in new york in the aftermath of that attack on the west side highway along the bike path i believe killed eight people, mostly tourists who rented bikes for the day, th

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from there, the motorcade is carrying mr.arter's remains to atlanta and will pause briefly outside the georgia capitol building where mr. carter served as governor from 1971-1975 and from there, his body will be brought to the carter presidential center where it will lie in repose for three days. it was through his nonprofit carter center that the former president led international campaigns to fight disease and promote democracy through election monitoring programs. even with mr. carter's death, staff members remain optimistic they will be able to carry on his humanitarian legacy. >> it's never been all about him. it's been inspired by him and his values and his commitment, but the idea has always been that this would go on. >> and mr. carter's casket is expected to arrive here at the carter center mid afternoon. there will be a family service at 4:00 and then it will open to the public at 7:00. molly. molly: yeah, highlighting those humble beginnings, a remarkable is00 years. jonathan serrie, thank you. griff: molly, new or

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the man suspected of carrying out an attack on new years revellers in new orleans did not carry out the attack alone, the fbi has said. a flag of the group, calling itself islamic state group, was found in the pick—up truck which the suspect drove into a crowd of people. the fbi has confirmed the suspect, named as 42—year—old shamsud dinjabbar, a us military veteran, was shot dead at the scene after exchanging fire with law enforcement. ten people have been killed after the truck hit crowds of new year revellers in the city. at least 35 others were injured. local police say the driver tried to run over as many people as possible. two officers were wounded and being treated in hospital. they are in a stable condition. in these images shared by earthcam, you can see a group of police officers running toward the scene. this was around 3am, local time. and this picture from social media, checked by bbc verify, shows law enforcement, many heavily armed, surrounding a white pick—up truck in the aftermath of the incident. the fbi has taken over the investigation and confirmed that they're look

his casket will be carried and sit atop the same... that the president lincoln was placed upon in 1865. we don't know much about whether a lot of it -- the original what is still part of this but it is the same that president lincoln laid upon all those years ago. we will hear from mike johnson and john thune and vice president kamala harris. they will all deliver a eulogy for president carter. of course these things are not political. this 1 definitely will not be but it's interesting request by the family when the body of president carter is inside the capitol rotunda and those are marks to begin. they want to the podium to be set in front of the statue of gerald ford and that is a nod to the deep relationship those men had. a bipartisan friendship and a message to everyone watching about the importance of bipartisan and ship in today's time. we are awaiting dispossession to come through and part of it has arrived here behind me. the motorcycles are arriving now here at the capital behind me so shortly we will start to see the family

this sovereign decision carries with it major challenges that we must face. we have not ruled out the possibility that our own compatriots will unfortunately be used to try to destabilize our country. on the strength of my conviction that this decision constitutes a response to a common and legitimate aspiration of the chatty and people. i took it and i assume it completely. thanks to god. this decision was kennedy justified by the ted and authorities, including the president who insisted that this break was not to go shovel at the office 60 years, military allies with friends. chad not choose as to taught its own course. and of course, presume a crime is not taking this the right way. all right, i have some really troubling disclosures for you now here on the program as military was so below as have given closed door testimony, the burdens of special forces engaged in a deliberate policy of executing a scan civilians the soldiers alleged but a rogue s. a s unit target male is young and old, even if they posed no threat to the troops. it is sort about the pos

so they might, in fact, seize upon these issues that are taking place overseas to carry out attacks,e don't know what this individual's background is in terms of family, whether or not he has family in that area that had been killed or injured. so this investigation i think is going to continue. i think the bureau and local authorities are correct not to rule out at this point at least, whether or not he had any kind of insistence, either by encouragement or funding or something else. but it is not surprising that some of these individuals, for whatever reason, decide to carry out these violent attacks that they feel particularly aggrieved or if there is a personal reason for them to be able to lash out, and doing something like this against defenseless citizens is horrific. but it is relatively easy for individuals to take these actions on their own. >> this may be slightly outside your portfolio, but given how easy it is to do this, we've seen him for instance, new york, in the aftermath of that attack on the west side highway, along a bike path which i believe killed 18 people, mo

bed and settlement with an assault team including 2 tanks, a pioneer vehicle and 12 and vehicles carrying troops, artillery and aviation, of the north, fullest grouping carried out strikes against the ukrainian a sold group, 2 tanks, the pioneer vehicle and 7 and the vehicles were destroyed. the operation is ongoing . well, meanwhile, the us secretary of state has come from the washington started providing weapons to cast very long before russia launch dates military operation. all these senior correspondent, mariska has to breaks it all down as the world around us, well, bones is, or the renewal and security and the economies crumble, the bargain, ministrations, foreign policy. my anthony blinking has asked us to pretend that everything's thought that she did a good job today, as i said with you. and as we look at the all of the terrain we've traveled these last 4 years, i think we hand over in america and i'm much, much stronger position. i haven't come through the economic crisis having come through the health crisis. and having changed much for the better opposition around the world b

the national cathedral now. 40 minute estimated drive to joint base andrews where than the casket carryingate president will board air force one. today, it's call sign is special air mission 39. when the president is not aboard, the call is special air mission. 39 added today to mark our 39th president. we will continue to watch as the motorcade takes the late president and his family to the air force base. lindsay is the executive director of george washington presidential library, mount vernon, talking about the customs here. what else is customary about the tributes we have seen over the last few days? guest: a lot of customs have evolved since ronald reagan's funeral. he was the first president to have a televised funeral. this is the age of television. every step could be found. prior to that, services tended to be modest, even if they had a state funeral. very customary to have two funerals, one in d.c., one at their final resting place. in terms of carter, we saw three ceremonies, georgia, d.c. and back to georgia again. some other elements that play a role, the military is involved

, i'm 5-6, 120 pounds, i can't carry that anywhere. we can do this if we work together and smart about it. i hope other nominees had their pencil out and were taking notes, this is how it is done. >> todd: democrats with their own interpretation of pete hegseth comments when it comes to women in the military. here is elizabeth warren. >> because of joni's history and excellent work she's done for so long on behalf of active duty women serving in combat, serving in other roles in the military, i think everyone was much focused on her. as i said, where we've ended up now not a single republican is willing to stand up for women in active duty. >> todd: carley mentioning joni ernst and warren calling out joni ernst. your respond? >> joni ernst has served in the military, if she can support pete hegseth, so will women across the country. yesterday we saw hypocrisy. senator warren doesn't upon even know rank, she called pete hegseth general. if you don't know your rank and interviewing someone for secretary of defense, you probably don't kno

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