but bad news for don miller.ith almost no remaining leads, except for those original fingerprints from the crime scene. >> i take them to dps in austin, i ask them to run these fingerprints through automatic fingerprint identification system. >> so a few days later there's a call from a trooper down in austin and, he says, "we got a match on those prints for you." when don reads the d.a.'s file, he finds something much darker and much more ominous. >> he told me, "i've killed before, and i'm not afraid to kill again." challenges, at different points in life. i still push myself every single day. the harder i push myself, the more i find myself drawn to wearing oofos. the first time i put on a pair of oofos, it was like someone released the pressure - it was so crazy. when you are recovered, and can do more, that has a compounding effect on all aspects of your life. stepping into a pair of oofos, they're truly one of a kind. there's nothing like them. i'm andrea, and this is why i switched to shopify. it gave me s

joining us to talk about this, we have don miller, our law enforcement and intelligence analyst. of course the fbi has been talking about these threats before. would you here today that stood out to you? >> i think what they're doing is doubling down by exposing more information. >> what christopher weight ray was talking about was literally a diabolical plot on the part of the people's republic of china to slowly and quietly infiltrate the control systems for critical infrastructure across the country so that at the time and place of their choosing, whether it was a military action or for some other reason, they could cause a meltdown in systems like energy, food supply, and everything else. this is something that the government code-named both typhoon. the way it works is to infiltrate the routers that are either chinese made and have built in backdoors or are older and less secure. one at a time across multiple agencies so they can get in there and get administrative rights and be able to override the systems. >> generally jennifer easterly, the director of america's cyber def

don miller mentioned a few weeks ago to me that everybody in america was inside that war on the homefront and the battle front for four years. so unity and unification of the nation is something that you will feel here as you go through these exhibits. you've heard mission statement that ends with understanding the price of freedom and be inspired by what learn. think about for a moment. let that sink in. that's about education. about learning. why is this museum and this pavilion then so important? of course it's important to pay tribute to the greatest generation that won war two, both on the home front and on the war front. it's a signature of our museum to tell personal stories of sacrifice and courage. and i think we do that better than any museum in america. thank you. i'll clap for that to. but we are history museum. the history museum. that takes a wider view than that of just the individual soldier. we're than an ancestry museum. we tell their story in a larger context because wars are the crucible of change for all societies and world war two brought about dramatic change in our

why don't we talk about the our operational excellence here and our entrepreneurial dna and and don miller said it in a different way to said everything here connects. and one reason they connect is it is on the operational and the execution side that is driven foundationally by the fact that we are have to be a self-sufficient art institution. we don't have government operating and and so and then marc pachter was talking about some of my strengths of knowing what i didn't know and going out, whether it's historians or museum people or people in technology to try to or buildings or whatever and and i guess that is that is true and desperate survival. you go for whoever is an expert at something you don't know anything about. but but i would say that one of the things that i did bring to this museum that helped to change it from your normal museum that opens the doors and counts on visitors and government support to operate. because for 20 years i had been in my career in higher education after ten years of teaching was to be a dean and vice chancellor and and hired continuing education an

if betty and miller, the rose central newspaper, the headline here while don things saying that while the soldiers of the army of fights in gaza and against the states and policies of the next, the governments, these connected members and ministers, bank via etc, were quoting for the recycled events of cause of the cancellation of the also agreements. uh that we also have to read these by the hair more or less bring these by bucks and it's running a similar fight. so dancing in the conference of the transfer yesterday in jerusalem. thousands, well, registered a stablish were invited to register. that kind of commitment to be fabulous. essentially, they were offered a once in a lifetime opportunity to participate in the establishment of the hebrew cities in gaza. so i think people making the point that this, this conference here is essentially sending lots of messages, messages to, is ratings messages to these ready government messages to the united states and the international community from these right wing think it was saying that all views and all friends anymore, way more main str

don bast comes under heavy selling from ukraine on new year's eve night with at least 4 civilians killed in more than a dozen wounded ends on the deadly is rarely miller transport. and dogs are rolls over into a new year or well, some time to sit in on the per piece against all odd the content. of course, i hope that this year will be a good one. that good will come to everyone that the war will end soon. and we will return to our homes in our country the most of the tragedy that we are suffering, the most of the destruction that has be following us. we are morning and we hear from us from all the a man who has relatives were killed in the us. drones strike back in 2018 is still seeking justice for his law. it was a charge of so many. we did a lot of companies to pay attention, but no one, we ask up to no commit to this us the, you're watching archie international. i'm rachel ruble live in moscow. as we start with breaking news president vladimir putin has condemned as an act of terror. the ukrainian strike on the russian city of build a rod which killed $24.00 civilians including 4 children. he commented on the attack during a meeting with veterans o