are doing well, just last week about 1,500 new arrivals arrived in britain by boat through the channel tunnel, and last year the number of inhabitants of foggy albion increased in the same way by about 30,000. the british authorities spend several million pounds a day, just on their accommodation and maintenance. however, let's be honest, some attempts to combat illegal migration in britain have been made for about a decade, but... something always gets in the way, either a pandemic, then economic downturn, then labor shortage , then something else, the son of a bitch was seriously going to send migrants to rwanda, but he didn't have time, in the rest of flourishing europe the situation is even worse, the ideology of many countries is to protect all the disadvantaged without exception, and the newcomers, seeing such an attitude, constantly want more, many of them think simply, if you pay me, then you are weak, and therefore i determine the rules. well, finally, about the opinion leaders that are foisted on us. the icon of american feminism gloria steinym turned out to be a cia agent. her task

the paralympic flame is on its way to paris, as 24 british torchbearers head through the channel tunnelandeville yesterday — the birthplace of the paralympic movement, as our reporter matt gravelling explains. the start of a global event began in the most british way possible. cheering. it's been an absolute honour to be asked to come and light the paralympic flame here at the birthplace of the paralympic games, in stoke mandeville. i really believe that we stand on the shoulder of giants and all those people that have gone before, all those paralympians. the flame for the olympic games was created in olympia, in greece, the birthplace of the olympics. in october, the decision was made that for the paralympic games, the flame would be created here from paris forward — this, the buckinghamshire village stoke mandeville, and the birthplace of the movement. it was in the 1940s that german doctor ludwig guttmann began using sport to help rehabilitate patients with spinal injuries. in 1948, he held the first stoke mandeville games, with 16 injured service personnel competing in archery. the

the flame that represents the paralympic movement heading through the channel tunnel, to paris.ing and tae kwon do teams that are heading to paris on this special gold eurostar. as you can see, they're going full of optimism. even for veterans of previous games, especially tokyo — which was constrained by covid — paris will offer something new. i think the crowds will be insane. in tokyo, you walked into this theatre for sport, and there was a vacuum of noise, there was nothing there. i think going into that arena, packed to the brim, it's just going to be so exciting to people behind the sport, and nice that friends and family are able to come and watch, as well. good luck. thank you. that support comes with expectation. paralympicsgb have enjoyed extraordinary success. in tokyo, they won 124 medals. 41 of them gold, coming second only to china. the aim this time is to get up to 140 and inspire a new generation. when i was a ten—year—old girl watching london 2012, i think that definitely kickstarted the whole paralympic movement even more. so yeah, i think it's amazing what par

the flame that represents the paralympic movement heading through the channel tunnel, to paris. tae kwon do teams that are heading to paris on this special gold eurostar. as you can see, they're going full of optimism. even for veterans of previous games, especially tokyo — which was constrained by covid — paris will offer something new. i think the crowds will be insane. in tokyo, you walked into this theatre for sport, and there was a vacuum of noise, there was nothing there. i think going into that arena, packed to the brim, it's just going to be so exciting to people behind the sport, and nice that friends and family are able to come and watch, as well. good luck. thank you. that support comes with expectation. paralympicsgb have enjoyed extraordinary success. in tokyo, they won 124 medals. 41 of them gold, coming second only to china. the aim this time is to get up to 140 and inspire a new generation. when i was a ten—year—old girl watching london 2012, i think that definitely kickstarted the whole paralympic movement even more. so yeah, i think it's amazing what paralympic

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buckinghamshire where the idea for the competition was born, and has today passed through the channel tunnelt's all from sportsday. worth noting with just a reminder that lydia ko has won at the women's open, backing up that olympic gold that she picked up. more fat on bbc sport website. for me and the rest of the team here on sportsday, we will see very soon. this is bbc news. the two—day notting hill carnival — known as the biggest street party in europe — kicked off in west london this morning. around two million people are expected to attend over the next two days — vincent mcaviney was one of them and sent this report. music plays. the colourful costumes, the joyful music, the vigorous dancing, and the smells of caribbean cuisine —

buckinghamshire where the idea for the competition was born, and has today passed through the channel tunnels. the notting hill carnival is a celebration of diversity and community — but for many living nearby, it's also a chance to remember those who are no longer with us. at many points along the west london parade route, grenfell tower is clearly visible — and at every carnival since 2017, the music has been briefly paused to remember those who died. the final report of the public inquiry is due to be published soon — a significant milestone for the families of the 72 victims. our reporter ayshea buksh has more.

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continue to arrive; since the beginning of the year , almost 20,000 foreigners have crossed the channel tunnel. cities, entire enclaves with their own rules have emerged. in birmingham, in a neighborhood with many migrants, you can come across signs saying: no whites, a representative of one of the diasporas said that the suspicions against his fellow countrymen are offensive, this is not something we as a community will tolerate, we will check the recordings of the nearest cctv cameras to find out who made this sign, a representative of the white community or people of asian origin. britain does not have money from its own citizens, but starmer promised to find additional resources to support of the kiev regime. in 2 and a half years, london spent almost 13 billion pounds sterling on ukraine. anton dadykin, news! krasnoyarsk metallurgists made a breakthrough in the aluminum industry, they launched into operation. you for electrolysis, which allows you to reduce the carbon footprint to zero and even enrich the air with pure oxygen. dmitry bysov will tell you about the unique technology. this t

the paralympic flame is on its way to paris as 2a british torchbearers head through the channel tunnellympians in calais. the torch itself was lit yesterday in stoke mandeville, the birthplace of the paralympic movement. 0ur correspondentjoe inwood spoke to some of team gb�*s paralympians as they were getting on to the eurostar. do you know your s3 from your c7? do you know why wheelchair rugby is called murderball? well, over the next 15 days or so, we're going to find out, because the paralympics are going to get going in paris. now, of course, the olympics were a fantastic success and team gb are hoping to replicate that with the paris games. i'm joined now by a couple of the swimming team, who are on their way here on the eurostar at st pancras. will and maisie, tell us which category and classification do you both compete in? so, i am sia, which is swimmers with, like, an intellectual impairment. and maisie, you are? i am an 56, and that's kind of in the middle of the physical impairments, yeah. now, maisie, you were at tokyo and you had great success, you are one of our big medal

in paris — and as part of the build—up, the torch crossed from england into france through the channel tunnelt their recent successes in the games. 0ur correspondent, joe inwood, went to london's st pancras station to see them off. today it's the swimming and tae kwon do teams which are heading off to paris. they're full of optimism. paris. they're full of optimism. paris will offer something new. in tokyo there was a vacuum of noise. here it will be different, so exciting. here it will be different, so excitina. ., here it will be different, so exciting-— here it will be different, so excitin.. . , , exciting. that support comes with expectation- _ exciting. that support comes with expectation. in _ exciting. that support comes with expectation. in tokyo _ exciting. that support comes with expectation. in tokyo the - exciting. that support comes with i expectation. in tokyo the paralympic team one... came second only to china. the aim here is to inspire a new generation.— china. the aim here is to inspire a new generation. when i watched in 2012, that kick-started _ new generation. when i wa

evening in buckinghamshire, and tomorrow it will be taken by 24 torch bearers down through the channel tunnelwill be received and split into 12 separate tortures, then it will go all the way around france. again, hopefully with better weather, before it reconvenes and the flames recombine in paris on wednesday for the opening ceremony.— the opening ceremony. dimension to their history- — the opening ceremony. dimension to their history. let's _ the opening ceremony. dimension to their history. let's talk _ the opening ceremony. dimension to their history. let's talk about - their history. let's talk about that. in 1948 the first one was held at stoke mandeville. that that. in 1948 the first one was held at stoke mandeville.— at stoke mandeville. that is correct. at stoke mandeville. that is correct 50. _ at stoke mandeville. that is correct. so, for— at stoke mandeville. that is correct. so, for people - at stoke mandeville. that is - correct. so, for people unfamiliar, stoke mandeville, a village in buckinghamshire, has been called the birthplace of the paralympic movement. the reason is bec

and then tomorrow it's going to be taken by 2a torch bearers down through the channel tunnel, where hopefully be received and it'll actually be split into 12 separate torches, and then it's going to go all the way around france again, hopefully with better weather before it reconvenes. and the flames recombine in paris on wednesday for the opening ceremony. finally this half hour justin bieber is a dad. his wife hailey and him, have welcomed their first child. the pair got married in 2018. justin confirmed the news posting a photo of his son's foot — and we assume hailey�*s hand — on instagram with the caption "welcome home, jack blues bieber". and they are off — vilnius hosted the annual corgi race. the short—legged dogs favoured by the late queen gathered from across europe to showcass their skills. some took it more seriously than others. the event first began in 2020 when two corgi owners wanted to see which of their corgis was faster. hello. saturday turned into a decidedly soggy affair for some of us at least. this was the scene during saturday morning on the seafront in hove with cloud

the paralympic flame is on its way to paris, as 2a british torchbearers head through the channel tunnelself was lit yesterday in stoke mandeville, the birthplace of the paralympic movement. 0ur correspondentjoe inwood spoke to some of team gb�*s paralympians as they were getting on to the eurostar. do you know your s3 from your c seven? do you know why wheelchair rugby is called murder ball? 0ver rugby is called murder ball? over the next 15 days or so we will find out because the paralympics are going to get going in paris. the olympics were a fantastic success 0lympics were a fantastic success and team gb are hoping to replicate that with the paris games. i'm joined by a couple of the swimming team who are on their way here on the eurostar. will and maisie, tell us what category and classification you compete? i us what category and classification you compete?— us what category and classification you compete?_ i - us what category and classification you compete?_ i amerl us what category and classification | you compete?_ i amer s you compete? i am as 14. i amer 5 six. how you compete

buckinghamshire and then tomorrow it is going to be taken by 2a torchbearers down through the channel tunnel and then in calais, it will be received and it will actually be split into 12 separate torches and then it is going to go all the way around france, again hopefully with better weather, before it reconvenes and the flames are recombined in paris on wednesday for the opening ceremony. now it's time for a look at today's sport with mark edwards. hello from the bbc sport centre. world numberi nelly korda had a three—shot lead after a blemish—free 68 in the second round of the women's open at st andrews. the american started the day eight—under with england's charley hull — who led after round one — and defending champion lilia vu her closest challengers on 5 under. jane dougall is at the old course in scotland, with the star trio underway now. jane, what's the state of play? there has been some movement at the top of the leaderboard. nelly korda, the world number one, did not get her third run off to the best start. she has had two macro bogies in her first tattoo holes, that dropped her

well, in the past week alone about 1,500 reinforcements arrived in britain by boat through the channel tunnelevious one. the number of inhabitants of foggy albion has increased in the same way, by about 30,000. the british authorities spend several million pounds a day, only for their placement and maintenance. however, let's be honest, some attempts to combat illegal migration in britain have been made for about ten years, but to no avail. something always gets in the way. either a pandemic, or an economic downturn, or a labor shortage, or something else. sunok was seriously going to send migrants to rwanda, but... he didn't have time, while in the rest of flourishing europe the situation is even worse, the ideology of many countries is to protect all the disadvantaged without exception, and visitors, seeing such an attitude, constantly want more, many of them think simply: if you pay me, then you are weak, and that means i determine the rules.

>> in the channel tunnel. >> in the channel tunnel. >> they are of course in the channel tunnel.e one for engineers and things to walk through. you know, maintenance people and whatever. >> maybe also a naked flame in the tunnel, i guess, is not usually yes allowed. >> i think it's usually allowed. >> i think it's usually allowed. >> so there we are. so this is it's the handover there from the british athletes to the french athletes and, and also that bit of engineering there . hold it. of engineering there. hold it. i was a bit worried about that. it's moving around a little bit there. but it's coming through there. but it's coming through the channel tunnel and then we'll head to paris for the opening ceremony and then paul, do the paralympians use basically the same facilities that the olympians have used? >> we've seen on tv already? >> we've seen on tv already? >> well, they've been adapted. i mean, a lot of it's been adapted, and this is the reason that we've had the two week wait because there are changes. there's also this changes in the stadium. the events are slightly d

british athletes had carried the torch, mist the way through the channel tunnel on sunday before handing it over to their french counterparts, that flame will arrive in paris in 20 for wednesday's opening ceremony the jersey that babe ruth wall when he hit a legendary home run, has scored a new record. the collectible went for 24.12, one-twelfth, $2 million at an auction sunday, making it the most valuable sports collectible ever. ruth was wearing the group wray number three jersey while playing against the chicago cubs and the 1932 world series, it's known as the call shot play. ruth appear to point at center field just before hitting a home run into the bleachers. some have questioned whether the slugger really called the shot well, the european leg of the tail of taylor swift's era's tour has drawn to a close from london to germany, to italy. the pop star as entertained fans at sold-out shows and more than 40 locations with hit tracks, glitz and glamour cnn's anna stewart has the details knights cameras, fans smile with august slipping away. >> taylor swift's european tour is coming t

and then tomorrow, it's going to be taken by 2a torch bearers down through the channel tunnel, whereetter weather. and then in calais, it will be received and it'll actually be split into 12 separate torches, and then it's going to go all the way around france again, hopefully with better weather before it reconvenes. and the flames recombine in paris on wednesday for the opening ceremony. thanks to matt for bearing with the elements there. let's keep on with the sporting theme for the sport. hello from the bbc sport centre. we've had two wins, manchester city. they came behind ipswich, four games, erling haaland completed his hat—trick later on. a crazy stuck to the game, four goals in the opening 16 minutes with three from city coming in the space of is four minutes. after... kevin de bruyne scored in between highlands pot roast first two. brighton also maintained their perfect start to the ceiling didn't matter a season. they were happy. they beat manchester united, 2—1. pedro scored in the fifth minute of injury time. the seagulls took three daniel welbeck�*s hundred premier leag

the flame that represents the paralympic movement, heading through the channel tunnel to paris.eams that are heading to paris on this special gold eurostar. as you can see, they're going full of optimism. even for veterans of previous games, especially tokyo, which was constrained by covid, paris will offer something new. i think the crowds are going to be insane. in tokyo you walked into this theatre for sport and there was a vacuum of noise, there was nothing there. i think going into that arena when it's going to be packed to the brim, t�*s just going to be so exciting that people are behind the sport and nice that friends and family are able to come and watch as well. good luck. | thank you. have a great games. that support comes with expectation. paralympics gb have enjoyed extraordinary success in recent games. in tokyo, they won 124 medals, 41 of them gold, coming second only to china. the aim this time is to get up to 140 and inspire a new generation. when i was a ten—year—old girl watching london 2012, i think that definitely kick started the whole paralympic movement e

their weapons themselves anyway, some of the weapons are connected to them through the tunnels through the channels. now , the zionists want to make sure that after this, if their political life is not over, they will be able to take this calculation of gaza seriously. therefore, they emphasize on this issue, but this is not their problem, in fact, they do not agree with the cease-fire, because the cease-fire is the end of their work . after our death , they could not do anything and therefore they are afraid of it is broken that is an obstacle to the ceasefire, there is no question to be presented to you about the fala del strip or the border of egypt , but in any case, one of sarista's demands is this issue that he raises in the egyptian negotiations. we expect a reaction from egypt, mr. qanad the main issue of the conflict is, unfortunately , they are following mr. mubarak's line. mr. mubarak's mission was , you know, billions and tens of billions of dollars during mr. mubarak's time to help mr. mubarak, so that the people of egypt can see him now. the americans are against the continuation of t

to you or, you know, we'll make things difficult for you in terms of trade or in terms of the channel tunnele french have been robust themselves increasingly so of late, there are increasing violent incidents in northern france because despite the criticism that we level at the french for not doing enough over the years , doing enough over the years, their law enforcement are trying to puncture boats and intercept these vehicles that arrive with marine equipment to construct the boats . and they've also been the boats. and they've also been trying to stop some of the boats coming off the coastline. i think we've got some more video that we can show you that shows a french rigid inflatable patrol boat that is in the process of trying to encircle a migrant boat, ensure that that boat does not get far enough off the shore to be able to make progress towards the uk. so they've been criticised for that as well. but that's the kind of tactics that many people would like to see. the uk adopt more regularly. >> very interesting indeed and keir starmer in germany, talking about how he's very concerne

carefully and completely noted then the precise location of the tunnel established this information must then be reported through channels to tactical commander. on the basis of factors which are inherent in the overall combat situation. the commander will decide whether the tunnels should be destroyed or otherwise denied to the enemy bypassed. the of desire, demolition or denial may be left up to the unit commander commander. the factors which will determine the type of tunnel denial to be undertaken combat operations will relate the tactical situation at the time time. first, how much time is available? destruction, how much time the primary mission allow for such work? second, how much time is necessary for total or partial destruction. these must be weighed against each other. third, what equipment and personnel required for the different types of denial in relation to the tunnel in question? are such personnel and equipment available? finally, how important is the tunnel complex to the enemy. how valuable will it be on his return to the area? these are the things which must be considered in determining the type of t

channel. got the tunnel smashed, that is good. into the wave. now, over the jump. into the wave.e i achieved the impossible with alfie here today. alfie have listened to me and we have done an agility course. not quite sure we're ready for craftjust yet, but i think it a start. i think that is a very good start! a princess and a self—styled shaman are getting married this morning in norway, the latest chapter in a relationship which has raised eyebrows in the country. the bride is king harald's eldest child, martha louise. she is fourth in line to the the throne — but stepped down from royal duties two years ago. she claims to be a clairvoyant who can speak with angels. durek verret is from california and calls himself a "sixth—generation shaman". the pair will tie the knot at a hotel in a picturesque village on the shores of fjord on norway's west coast. a service which helps those with disabilities and limited mobility to get out—and—about for some fresh air has been described by those that use it as a "lifeline". volunteers at cycling without age in portsmouth use trikes to he

channel. i definitely did not expect such a turn of events, that is, that there are some tunnels there, thereassages, well, that is , in fact, that is, cool, very cool, and this is probably your warehouse, yes, this is conveyor belt that goes with there down there is also a basement and there and... but we can't get there, well, of course not during work , you can't go there, what awaits us next, then the lab takes sand for analysis, does an incoming inspection, and that's it, that's it, that's it, well, that's the lab, what i saw there, how they sift the sand, they didn't let me do anything, because dasha took all the initiative, and i, as you already know, like to watch how the others work. we take our tray, pour it out, put on the hook, clamp it, let me help a little bit, oops, we hold it, the little spinner, we spin it, that's it. and why so fast? because we're removing the electronics, and now each sieve separately, so we're looking at what we have in the big one, is there something there, where do we pour it out? on the scales, at first i didn't understand, i thought that they took 2 kg

channel . i certainly didn't expect such a turn of events, that is, that there are some tunnels there, there aressages, well, that is, in fact, that is, cool, very cool, and this will probably be your warehouse, yes, this is the conveyor belt that will pick up, yes , which goes to the warehouse, there is also a basement down there, which is fed yes, people are working, yes, probably, but we can't get there. well during work of course not, you can't go there, what awaits us next, then the lab takes it for analysis, does the incoming inspection of sand, and slabs, well here's the lab, what i saw there, how they sift the sand, they didn't let me do anything, because dasha took all the initiative, and you already know for me, watch how the others work, we take our tray, pour it out, put the lid on, clamp it, let me help a little, oops, hold it, the little spinner, spin it, that's it, that 's it, and why so quickly, because we remove the electron and now each sieve separately, so we look at what we have in a big one, there is something there, there is something where we pour it, on the scales, at fir

this truck is moving forward and is not distracted by these in the telegram channel they compared our position with a tunnel boring machine, which slowly, surely, maybe sometimes half a meter a day, maybe a meter, but continues to penetrate through this, without being distracted by this and what are we expecting from the enemy in the near future we are quite safe from the enemy. everyone sees the attacks on the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant, everyone is concerned, puzzled, there, i don’t know, mit constantly expresses serious concern, this is all understandable, but here, here, so that it is clear what is happening in the kursk region, they are advancing where they managed to advance, now all the reserves are being sent there precisely because they succeeded there, they are trying not just to gain a foothold there, but to build on their success, these bridges were destroyed not just. 5,000 people were laid in the ground, lost donbass, they lost part of the kherson region, part of the zaporizhia region, part of the kharkov region, no, it is possible that after reaching the administrative borders they may

navy special forces entered a tunnel in southern part of gaza strip rescuing this 52-year-old alive, taking him to a hospital in southern israel. israeli channelsrushing to the hospital. this man has 11 children, he will be reunited with them shortly. a hostage has been held in a tunnel since october 7. they were able to rescue the man in a join operation between special forces, army and intelligence agencies. >> ainsley: great news? >> brian: how many are left in >> trey: more than 100, dead and alive being held by hamas. >> lawrence: three americans free from russia in a prisoner swap are staring down a new -- >> ainsley: held as prisoners. >> brian: we got to crack down on them, they had it too good for too long. madeleine rivera has details. >> madeleine: ooanother roadblo for americans held hostage abroad, the three are dealing with thousands of fines and fees from irs for not paying taxes while held in russia. folks owe 5% for each month they are late and the penalty will continue up to max of 25% of unpaid tax. the agency is on note us to s sus suspend collection, the i.r.s. cannot forgive it. stop tax penalty on american hostage act spe

channel one. underground arctic university, mines that. the length can be compared with subway tunnels, a trainingmansk region, on the basis of an existing mine, they will train directly underground, so that you immediately understand what what to do when the time comes to go down into the face. these are the axes of the spirit, because there are no random people here, and those who will study here say: this is a continuation of dynasties, and family history, and an honor to work in the mine. report by alena germanova. at first we descended a little and 20 m, now we will drive horizontally and then we will go uphill, 3 km deep into the mountain, where the so-called horizons diverge from the transport drift, like arteries, the mine workings of the rasvumcher mine are twice as long as the metro station petersburg, here once you visit and after that it becomes like a way of life, that is, you constantly want to come back, constantly... even this mountain air, it’s special in itself, here away from sunlight, a miner’s shift usually lasts from 7 to 12 hours, according to safety rules, just in case, eve

channel one. the underground arctic university, mines that can be compared in length to the metro tunnels.is of an already existing mine; they will train directly underground, so that they immediately understand what and how to do when the time comes to go down to the mine. it's about fortitude, because... secret there are no people here, and those who will study here say, this is a continuation of dynasties, and family history, and the honor of working at the mine, reporting by alena germanova, first we went down a little, but 20 m. now we will go horizontally and then we will already go uphill 3 km deep into the mountain, where the so-called horizons diverge from the transport roadway, like arteries, the mine workings of the rasvumchora mine are... twice as long as the st. petersburg metro, you visit here once, and after that it becomes as a way of life, that is, you always want to come back, you always have this mountain air, it’s special in itself, here it’s far from sunlight, a miner’s shift usually lasts from 7 to 12 hours, according to safety rules, everyone should have to be such a

tunnel. iran is carrying out the new military drills near the border of iraq that will last until tuesday to enhance the country's combat readiness. on the radio channeles here in israel tonight security officials claim the iran is getting closer to making that decision about an attack as the u.s., egypt and qatar are pushing for the cease-fire in hopes of de-escalation. >> is a cease-fire possible. >> the plan i put together is still viable. i'm working literally every single day and my whole team to see that it doesn't escalate into a regional war. >> i been working on this around-the-clock we need to get the hostages out we need a hostage deal in the cease-fire. >> the international calls that we are continuing to hear demands for a cease-fire. the big story tonight whether or not they negotiations will even take place. despite the fact that israel says it will send delegates for the talks on thursday, hamas not really sure at this point if they will be a part of the conversations. >> alex hogan, thank you. , the here's his foreign-policy on israel is calling for her ability to serve on question. senator tom cotton says the nta israel stocks makes

new tunnel but today i run said it is caring military drills near the border of iraq that will last until tuesday. this is an effort to enhance the country's combat readiness. on the radio channelroadcasting army updates here in israel, tonight security officials claim iran is getting closer to making that decision on an attack something president biden was asked about today. >> what is your message to iran mr. president what your message to iran? [inaudible] >> the president they are giving reporters just a one word answer telling them in reaction to whether iran will have an attack will make a strike biden telling reporters simply don't. eric: will see the world is waiting and watching alex in tel aviv thank you. arthel: the world is watching ukraine as well. as ukrainian president zelenskyy is acknowledging for the first time his forces have pushed into brushes southern region ukraine's biggest incursion into russia so far. zelenskyy says that follows hundreds of russian attacks the summer. and that moscow is threatening to retaliate. stephanie bennett is live in london with the very latest. >> yes the back and forth continuously. president zelenskyy said they deserved a fai

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tunnel system. today iran says it's carrying out military drills near the border of iraq that will last until tuesday to enhance the country's combat readiness for on the radio channeltes here in israel tonight security officials claim iran is getting closer to making that decision on an attack israel defense minister told troops today they need to be prepared. >> we hear these messages coming from the direction of iran. >> whoever harms us in a way that is not been done in the past is likely to be hit in a way. the idf has significant capabilities. gallants broke with u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin about the continued threat it is worth noting new reports we are hearing tonight there could be some escalation with iran is potentially really honing in on when and what an attack could look like it's worth reminding our viewers the region has been and this heightened state of alarm. people have been living in this heightened state of alarm for going on 12 days now. jon: alex hogan reporting live from tel aviv israel thank you. president biden spending his weekend in delaware as his first televised interview since he ended his reelection campaign aired this morning