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the rogers location does an excellent mark carrying for senior veterans needing upgrades to provide thestandards of care expected. in fiscal year 24, this 96 bed facility was ranked number 12 on the veteran state home construction grant program priority list after being ranked number nine in fiscal year 23. unfortunately, the facility will not receive the necessary funding in fiscal year 24. we have worked with the current administration to get the necessary upgrades the rogers facility needs. do i have your commitment that the va under your leadership will continue working with us on the issue. >> senator, thank you. i think that this is important. we will work with you and the appropriators and also this committee to make sure that the priorities express will be taken care of and we will work with you to do those as we go forward at the end of the day especially with what you just brought up it is one of the more critical in the end-of-life issues that we deal with in those later stage issues where more care is needed making sure that the states across the country and the va is provid

war crime if carried out by force. are expressing scepticism, or at least reserving judgement. and suggesting a concept. the only thing i'm certain of is speaking from me i mr netanyahu markednal relations. of a gaza ceasefire. the consequences of donald trump's announcement a few days his own aides, his senior staff, including members of the israeli delegation and prime minister neta nyahu himself. deal, the question remains will it go forward as planned? put greater pressure on hamas to make this at what point. like all of gaza will be handed off to who knows whom? it appears that they even took the israelis by surprise, the will through other partners and coalition and then he's throwing out there as a means of and trying to change the status quo. unexploded ordinances, in other words, it is very difficult, if not impossible, a number of allegations of inappropriate and intimidating behaviour on the set of his television programmes. making unacceptable and distressing comments. bbc news has not spoken to his accusers who is the best, funniest and most entertaining host? he's one of the stars of light entertainment. gino! the celebrity chef known for his risque one liners

carried out by force. but mr netanyahu, when asked if us troops would need no. i think the president was thinking out loud and suggesting a concept. i don't think it's our responsibility. mr neta nyahu markedtarget members of hezbollah last year, he gave this golden pager. "to donald trump," the inscription reads, "our greatest friend and ally." putting sanctions on the international criminal court, the court has an arrest warrant against netanyahu, for suspected war crimes. neither israel nor the us is a member of the court in—transit to the us. on thursday israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu met with top us lawmakers on capitol hill, two days after talks with us president donald trump israeli prime minister, ehud olmert. thank you so much for being with us, sir. just discussing. many experts right now are debating whether and as soon as we end the war, which we have force that will prevent any further hopefully be done by the palestinians, gaza and i think that this is not practical, not doable, and i'm not certain that it was even discussed in a serious way before it was presented to next creative, outstanding active leadership by president can i ask you, whether this comes to fru

mark the history. one is where the story of vanity has many stories to tell the hello, i'm carry johnson and a lot of the top stories now and i'll just here as well. and i'm asked so successfully cairo down to a fist exchange. the ongoing spot deal. 183 palestinian prisoners had been freed from his very jails. they've been arriving across garza and occupied westbank area . 3 is where the captives were released and handed to red cross officials in darrell, but the art central garza had been on a petty sure i'll be in for these a have been sent back to is the 92 this time it is. is there any me.

carries more weight. in the meantime, we've got a lot to digest on the payrolls today. tom: ok. mark cranfield from our evelyn -- mliv team as we lead up to the job sprint out of the u.s. today and inflation data arguably more important next week. besson says he personally vetted the treasury employees on elon musk government efficiency team. the treasury secretary says those members will have limited access to federal payment data. >> there's no tinkering with the system. they are on read-only. they are booking. they can make no changes. it's an operational program to suggest improvements. we make 1.3 billion payments a year. this is to employees who are working with a group of long-standing employees. tom: from the u.s. treasury secretary to the bank of england right now which has warned that inflation will rise sharply this year and has downgraded its u.k. growth forecast. the bank cut rates by another 25 basis points, as expected. yesterday, to mpc members voting for a bumper cut. that was not expected. it also added the word careful to describe its approach to future cuts. gover

mark. not too far past it. we come back down a little bit. the fed though is not in a very forgiving mood giving them potentially a reason to keep calm and carry on. >> one of the things that i wanted to emphasize is that we are not focused on whether the fed is going to cut, not cut. we're focusing on is lowering rates. i mentioned that the 10 year is the important price to focus on. it's mortgages, it's long-term capital formation. so -- and look, i think with the president's policies of energy dominance, deregulation and non-inflationary growth, i think that the 10 year is going to naturally come down. vonnie: joining us now, head of fixed income and trading at dws group and cio for global fixed income. george, thanks for joining. this move today while it's not the largest move you've ever seen, it was pretty significant symbolically, right? >> absolutely. unemployment coming down and inflation expectations going up. that's the fed kryptonite. that's the long end of the kryptonite it and comes down to uncertainty the market is uncertain about tariffs and that's going to be the story throughout the year and where rates go in the short and lo

there to mark two years since the catastrophic train derailment in east palestine there with a group of lawmakers. a train carryingiled in 2023. people are still reporting impact and reactions from that. i remember interviewing at the time a man who was basically operating in and out of his car with his five children because the air quality around their home was so bad and they were several miles away from the initial train track explosion. so now the vice president is in east palestine, home in ohio and ready to meet with people to show them that things can be better. what does he need to do? he is ready to take action. we're covering it for you and bring you the news as he makes it. >> president trump: we have some very bad people over there. weaponizeed at a level nobody has ever seen before. they came after a lot of people like me but they came after a lot of people. they were very corrupt people. and they hurt our country very badly with the weaponization. >> harris: president trump is talking about the big shake-up at the justice department. f.b.i. agents across america have been fired, forced to retire or r

one of the buses carrying policy and prisoners arrived for the prisoners on vincent, who had been released from things by the days off to a very long periods of detention. that was marked by the stating torture on a very, in human humiliation treatment that they have received and do it on the hands of the is rarely james authorities seized in the study detention cops that have been widely set for the palestinian destinies, who have been detained. at off to october, the summit to attack and also for the 2 is probably sending the prisoners whose stuff behind the is probably paused for decades without seeing the sun life. and now the united again with the family members. and i seen that sounds to be incredibly charming and full of jubilation and memories that will forever last in their minds and hops. it's ok, let's go straight to honeywell who would know who joins us live from the city. so honey, as we said, policy and prisoners were released in different points across the gaza strip. talk to us about the palestinians were released. what do you know about them? how are they doing and where are they? where are they now? well, how else demands release? the earlier hours to

many members wanted to mark washington's grave with a grand monument, something that would express his eternal glory and immortal. a proposal carried that. aside $200,000 in that in 1800 $200,000 to build an extravagant, extravagant mausoleum. not far from the capitol. it would house corpse inside a special burial chamber. americans would be able to visit washington's corpse and experience glory, immortality and presence. there. this was one design for the mausoleum by benjamin latrobe. although congress chose a larger design by george dance by december 1801, however political, infighting prevented senate and members from agreeing on a final version of the mausoleum. it never built. washington's remained buried at mt. vernon in the old family tomb until 1831, when the new was built. while congress debated the plans. white protestants continue to mourn washington, just like they mourned their protestant family members. young women wrote letters to msas, washington and requested locks of her husband's hair to encase in mourning jewelry. young women at protestant academies completed embroidered mourning. mourning pieces which operated

mark that. we've checked it, and it doesn't have anything dangerous in it. >> weeks after flames decimated thousands of homes and businesses, crews and hazmat suits roam the ruins. the environmental protection agency, carryinghat they call phase one of painstaking process removing all that is hazardous in the fire's aftermath. >> other common goods from your house, paints from your shop. they may be oils from your garage, propane from your grill. these are the kinds of materials we're looking for and will remove if they're if they haven't been burned. >> harry allen has been with the epa for more than 20 years and helped in the recovery after major wildfires. >> in napa, sonoma, woolsey fire here in l.a., lahaina. um, yeah, this one is larger than those. >> but this time around, another danger lurking amidst the rubble, partially damaged batteries. >> inside that battery, it can get hot and the gas can ignite and cause a fire. >> just on its. >> own. on its own. and if you watch videos of this, they look like little roman candles. if you're familiar with that firework and the fire comes out like a jet from the battery, and it can be very harmful. >> once epa crews remove these dangerous items and dispose of

mark that. we've checked it, and it doesn't have anything dangerous. >> in it. >> weeks after flames decimated thousands of homes and businesses, crews and hazmat suits roamed the ruins. the environmental protection agency, carrying out what they call phase one a painstaking process removing all that is hazardous in the fire's aftermath. >> they're common goods from your house, paints from your shop. they may be oils from your garage, propane from your grill. these are the kinds of materials we're looking for and will remove if they're if they haven't been burned. >> harry allen has been with the epa for more than 20 years and helped in the recovery after major wildfires. >> napa sonoma, woolsey fire here in l.a., lahaina. um, yeah, this one is larger than those. >> but this time around, another danger lurking amidst the rubble, partially damaged batteries. >> inside that battery, it can get hot and the gas can ignite and cause a fire. >> just on its own. >> on its own. and if you watch videos of this, they look. like roman candles. if you're familiar with that firework, and the fire comes out like a jet from the battery, and it can be very harmful. >> once epa crews remove these dangerous items and dispose of th

mark that. we've checked it and it doesn't have anything dangerous in it. >> weeks after flames decimated thousands of homes and businesses, crews and hazmat suits roamed the ruins, the environmental protection agency, carrying out what they call phase one of painstaking process removing all that is hazardous in the fire's aftermath. >> are there common goods from your house, paints from your shop? they may be oils from your garage, propane from your grill. these are the kinds of materials we're looking for and will remove if they're if they haven't been burned. >> harry allen has been with the epa for more than 20 years and helped in the recovery after major wildfires. >> napa sonoma, woolsey fire here in l.a., lahaina. yeah, this one is larger than those. >> but this time around, another danger lurking amidst the rubble, partially damaged batteries. >> inside that battery. it can get hot and the gas can ignite and cause a fire. >> just on its. >> own, on its own. and if you watch videos of this, they look like little roman candles. if you're familiar with that firework and the fire comes out like a jet from the battery, and it can be very harmful. >> once epa crews remove these dangerous items and dispose

mark that. we've checked it, and it doesn't have anything dangerous. >> in it. >> weeks after flames. >> decimated thousands. >> of homes and businesses, crews and hazmat suits roam the ruins. the environmental protection agency, carrying out what they call phase one a painstaking process removing all that is hazardous in the fire's aftermath. >> they're common goods from your house, paints from your shop. they may be oils from your garage, propane from your grill. these are the kinds of materials we're looking for and will remove if they're if they haven't been burned. >> harry allen has been with the epa for more. >> than. >> 20 years and helped in the recovery after major wildfires. >> in napa, sonoma, woolsey fire here in l.a. lahaina. um, yeah. this one is larger than those. >> but this time around, another danger lurking amidst the rubble, partially damaged batteries. >> inside that battery, it can get hot and the gas can ignite and cause a fire. >> just on its own. >> on its own. and if you watch videos of this, they look like little roman candles. if you're familiar with that firework, and the fire comes out like a jet from the battery, and it can be very harmful. >> once epa crews remove these dangerous items

swag i so that motion carries 3 to 0 and the appeal is denied and that concludes the hearing there being no further business before the board this meeting stands adjourned my name is mark, the general manager of condor beach in san francisco. condor was created [indiscernible] when it started in 1964, the club becoming the first adult entertainment, club regal in america, that was something big, that was huge. condor givers you a little of everything. we open in the day on the weekends so we have a live band that play and night time we transform where the entertains come on and we have the gentleman's club vibe along with the sports vibe. we show the ufc and boxing events and major sports and do little things like [indiscernible] comedy nights you can find what we are doing through our website. condor gives you a little bit of everything that you want when you want to go out and have a good time. being here in north beach and part of san francisco we put a lot of ourselves in the business. the good work we were able to do over the last decade to build it and make it what it is today t. is a honor to say, we are one of few businesses in san francisco that is a legacy bu

tonight i'm joined by simon evans and carrie marks to take you through monday's top stories. e they are. look at carrie, looking like the man from del monte. this is headliners. but before tomorrow's news, let's go to tonight's headlines with aaron armstrong. >> good evening to you. our headlines. the prime minister says the uk will seek a strong trading relationship with the us as north america moves closer to as north america moves closer to a trade war. mr starmer spoke to reporters while hosting the german chancellor, olaf scholz, ahead of a trip to brussels to improve relations with the european union. while sir keir has been urged to pursue a new customs union with the eu. but he also wants to maintain good relations with the us. >> what i want to see is strong trading relations and in the discussions that i've had with president trump, that's what we have centred on in those strong trading relationships. so it's very early days. i've been very clear since i became prime minister that i do want to reset the relationship between the uk and the eu. that does not involve a

i'm leo kearse and tonight i'm joined by the comedian simon evans and carrie marks to take you through monday's top stories. this is headliners. but before monday's news, let's go to tonight's headlines with sam francis. >> leo, thank you very much indeed. and good evening to you. just coming up to 11:02 reform uk say they are now the fastest growing political party in the country, with more than 200,000 members. at a regional conference in wiltshire, nigel farage said their next target is to overtake labour's 309,000 members. he called the party's growth extraordinary, with a live membership ticker on screen tracking their rise well. in the headune tracking their rise well. in the headline speech, nigel farage told the crowd that reforms ambition is to be the biggest party in britain. >> if you want to help us and do your bit in whatever way you can in our historic mission and a mission that i just feel we can't afford to fail at, there's so much at stake. otherwise. what do we leave to those that come behind us, other than a completely broken and betrayed country? i'm not going to pu