in the, in the pacific to push against the growing alignment of russia. china, they're all north cordell let been. i'll post the forward to preston barton for his opening statement. so please don't you have the floor? surgery, general allies and friends 75 years ago when our nation has created the lions. president truman said, quote, we helped create a shield against regression as the fear of aggression and regret us to get on with the real business of creating a government and society for 75 years. our nations have grown and prospered behind the nato shield. today we're stronger than we've ever been. since i took office, we've doubled a number of battle groups and nato's eastern flank and united states has fairly sweden. have joined the alliance. and the number of allies spend at least 2 percent on defense has gone from 9 to 23. it's not happened by chance. but by choice at our summit, 2 years ago, we launched to plan to modernize our to turns and our defense. today, we have to ask ourselves, what is next? how can we keep breaking the shield? stronger? one answer must be to strengthen o

a lot of issues with this supreme court's decision on this case. >> but one of many gentle doors, cordell. thank you so much for joining thank you well ahead. >> he is a record breaking tracks star and he is headed to the olympics. you know what he's not really old enough to drive. but why he could run 16-year-old quincy wilson and his coach are here to talk acrobat his incredible runs and how he feels about going to paris next. hello. welcome. how are you doing? nice to see your hands a warm thank you because hold it here. thank you did you know sling has your favorite news programs for just $40 a month my favorite news, but just $40 a month my favorite news for just $40 a month. $40 a month like favorite for just $40 a month $40 get your favorite news are $40 a month sling lets you do that liberty mutual customize my car insurance and i saved hundreds with all the money i saved. i thought i'd by stilts being so i'll tell definitely has its advantages you go ghetto ready to go. yep. there it is here we go. >> i guess it also has some disadvantages and sent us only pay for what you need l

and they held the nets are in cordele and in the knolls, and the extra dry accounts, that's the so there's only 3 areas. and the rest of that they actually control the rest of the place is now open for how much to come back, which is what they do. on a brief, what about those moderated items that you you've told us through? is that a reflection of the difficulty of baseball, or is that just what they should have been saying, right, that the stuff and the best based on the, you know, i mean high flown items because that's what you do at this thoughtful yes, i mean the government didn't think through with any credibility or clarity what they were really trying to achieve. and they gave the idea, these are the defense forces, the quite impossible job to do. i mean what to specify what they were supposed to do as an when's a clear from us people out of the know and then center. then i'll just say to the con eunice. and so the audience will be making this up as they go along. right? so it's a strategic phase year from start to finish and it leaves the idea of basing the chasing each tail inside

they're all north cordell flipping. i'll post the forward to press the button for this opening statement. so please don't you have the floor? surgery, general allies and friends, 75 years ago when our nation is created to lions. president truman said, quote, we hope to create a shield against regression or the fear of aggression and forbid us to get on with the real business of creating a government and society for 75 years. our nations have grown and prosper behind the nato shield. today we're stronger than we've ever been. since i took office, we've doubled a number of battle groups and nato's eastern flank and united states has fairly sweden. have joined the alliance. and the number of allies spend at least 2 percent on defense has gone from 9 to 23. it's not happened by chance, but by choice. at our summit, 2 years ago, we launched a plan to modernize our to turns and our defense. today, we have to ask ourselves, what is next? how can we keep making the shield stronger? one answer must be to strengthen our industria

it's less than a 150 kilometers from boot. 10 by and seen is opening up a cordele for the rebels. you seem to be heading north report, say there was a 2 week battle between the congolese ami a. m. $23.00 with them $23.00 saying they are progressing towards what they call the liberation of the region into 10 by itself. people have blocked roads and are attacking the houses of politicians who are purchasing here since yesterday evening because we want to know the truth. why our soldiers leaving the front line and coming here to this hotel told rebels are advancing. this is why we're here on the streets. the manage noise soldiers are in the hotel. is or good don't do. did you ever room is have spread across the town, but some suspicious person who was at the hotel and they wanted to check room by room, but they found nothing. this is why we took some strong security measures to stop these room is among the population. kimberly's troops reportedly used like foot against protest is the conflict between the congolese poses a new one. and in fact, i'm 23 in the east of democratic republi

the evacuation of the operators can declaring it the combat zone will not speak to him. cordell ready for the nicest. she's in darrell balance in central garza. and let's start with what's happening in con unit. so we know that is really small, just destroyed. most of it before this offensive people were times they tried to rebuild what is now left well, nothing's less complete, destruction. we're not only talking about the destruction that was all ready in 10 units. but after this 8 at the round invasion, more destruction has been happening. more infrastructure has been destroyed and more houses, more residential. where's great talking about hospitals. everywhere has been what everywhere has been destroyed and not only that, even graveyards a we're, we're also destroyed. we have been seeing a lot of digging in those graveyards by the is where new courses named all of the instructor in a. yeah, i knew and is this interesting. she was already destroyed with the is there any forces this it invasive? can you and is a couple of months ago people try to fix it and now they will re fix it a

so the whole set top of the current problem and could set limits to the so called cordell 70 talks. this fire war, the main street, mainstream parties placed on the far right. depriving them of the positions in the european parliament and having the biggest se on decisions of the european parliament. and this comes as the commission and member states by caught the hon gary and presidency of the old ones meeting with booth. yes, and this is a highly unusual decision. and of course, a big embarrassment for the hon. give young government. they have been preparing those informal meetings on their soil. they have invested money, they wants to so that they're up to the jump. and now at this decision, it's, it doesn't mean that, that you opinion will not be able to make any decisions because those are made at formal meetings in brussels. but this is embarrassing and the hung gear ends. and they have given officials and diplomats, or of course, very angry, accusing to the had of the european commission, who was the last funded lion from wanting to appear tough on them to make sure that she

i'm talking about the philadelphia cordele. it's a power play by prime minister benjamin netanyahu to try and put pressure on these talks. the americans have tried to come up with the compromise. they've said to the palestinian authority. we will help manage that buddha with israel on the posting authority reported. they have rejected that. they say if we're going to come in, then we're going to come in. i'm not as all of garza is the cause it will be palestinian authority rule. netanyahu has a very big political problem, a, when it comes to the philadelphia card of those hard, right, m p 's at the margin, the old, the bugs, guys, they went up having a presence in gauze of the instructional community doesn't. and so by going there, what he's really done is a piece to his base take to a couple of boxes when it comes to, you know, getting and keeping support from those fall right and piece. but he's also putting out pressure on the seat by tools. so let's see how that plays out in the next couple of days. that delicate times. cer

in the, in the pacific to push against the growing alignment of russia, china, they're all north cordell on a level we'll go live to a, usually a couple of all of a who's standing by, with reaction from moscow. but 1st, let's go over to our white house correspondent, kimberly how coach she's covering the summit for us in washington dc. so kimberly, we've heard 2 phrases, sustained support for ukraine and a pot i irreversible pos to membership breakdown. some of these terms. what exactly is nato committing to ukraine? well, in terms of committing to ukraine, what that means is making sure that you pray have support in terms of security for the long term. to make sure that they would stay on the winds of political change in the united states and without naming names. what they're talking about is perhaps a 2nd, donald trump presidency, given the fact that he's been very vocal about the fact that he believes in the past and potentially in the future, shouldn't have a 2nd terminal office. he's not entirely sure that you praise should have the money that it's been given or get it in the futur

but this crash north of 85 is clearing near cordell. all right.y show is moments away with that special coverage just mentioned from paris. however, we have your local news as today in the bay continues streaming on roku, pluto and other platforms. live at eight. our san francisco mayoral election coverage continues as we sit down with daniel lurie. well, that does it for us here on today in the bay this morning. thanks so much for allowing us to start the day with you. all right. let's leave with a live look at paris. exciting times. hope you can join us. the eyes of the world are on paris.

i'll remind us why the philadelphia cordele, which is where is really troops have been for some time now. it's so important. well, the philadelphia, colorado is actually they is their id code name for the border area between goza and egypt. now it's very important to these riley's, because they say they need to patrol that buddha permanently. whatever the ceasefire agreement is, whatever. when will comes when and in order to be able to stop smuggling, that is something that is not acceptable to egypt. they've been several agreements between egypt and israel over the starting and 1979 with the camp david accords. with that buddha is supposed to be the minute tries on the addiction side is one by the egyptians and on the publishing inside. it's run by the palestinians that clearly isn't happening. it's a political football for a prime minister. benjamin netanyahu. on the one hand, he's got his ball right and he's, he's of a pretty racist m b m m. kay's who wants a permanent presence in garza starting with the philadelphia, colorado. now the problem is the is very clear. he's sticking t

it's less than a 150 kilometers from boot. 10 by and seen is opening up a cordele for the ripples. you seem to be heading north report, say, there was a 2 week battle between the congolese ami a. m. $23.00 with them $23.00 saying they are progressing towards what they call the liberation of the region into 10 by itself. people have booked rights and are attacking the houses of politicians who we are put this thing here since yesterday evening because we want to know the truth. why our soldiers leaving the front line and coming here to this hotel told rebels are advancing. this is why we're here on the streets. the med noise soldiers are in the hotel. is that don't do. did you ever room is have spread across the town, but some suspicious person who was at the hotel and they wanted to check room by room. but they found nothing. this is why we took some strong security measures. just of these room is among the population. kimberly's troops, reportedly used like foot against protest is the conflict between the categories. both is a new one and in fact, i'm 23 in the east of democratic

so by going to rough up and having this very public visit and talking about the philadelphia cordele, it's a power play to try and force people's hands. how that's going to play out. we'll see in the next couple of days to that'd be sole people including a commander from the hezbollah, upgrading to being killed. and it is really strongly can. so the level of the time to talk to the building belonging to the group, to the town of stuff, out of dozens of people who did in the blast as well, and has blah beat exchanging the data across the board of science since the war on gossip began heat, wave in gauze was making living conditions even more difficult for palestinians with bowls and horrible buildings damaged or destroyed. and hundreds of thousands of people displays every patrick shade is precious. some pellets to these attempting to see for relief as a bus driver pulls him garza a stroll to the beach, is more than just a break. it is a necessity. high temperatures wait daily on every facet of life for palestinians living under siege homes destroyed no access to running water a swim i

but this crash north of 85 is clearing near cordell. all right. well, the today show is moments away with that special coverage just mentioned from paris. however, we have your local news as today in the bay continues streaming on roku, pluto and other platforms. live at eight. our san francisco mayoral election coverage continues as we sit down with daniel lurie. well, that does it for us here on today in the bay this morning. thanks so much for allowing us to start the day with you. all right. let's leave with a live look at paris. exciting times. hope you can join us. the eyes of the world are on paris. >> and we are here live for an olympics opening ceremony unlike any other. it is july 26th. bonjour. this is "today." let the games begin. the official opening of the paris olympics now just hours away. a first-of-its-kind ceremony with thousands of athletes floating down the river seine. while overnight, an alarming disruption. an attack on france's high-speed rail network, creating chaos for travelers heading in and out of paris. and the most