state to security guards were killed in the assault. it is the latest wave of mass school abductions in nigeria. the remnants of tropical storm also have moved through the north east of the united states with strong winds heavy rain and flooding. the storm brought down trees and parallel. it had briefly strengthened to a hurricane last week when it killed at least 3 people in the caribbean. the un security council has voted unanimously to continue the humanitarian aid shipments through turkey into rebel held territory in syria. that's despite initial opposition from russia. aid will continue to pass through the border crossing at your vegas to bob holla for at least the next 6 months. moscow is an ally to the syrian government and claimed the 8 operation violates serious sovereignty by going through a back door border crossing. rather than passing through the capital damascus, it took at last minute compromise with us to keep the corridor open. aid organizations say the deliveries are vital for display syringe. the bible, however, border crossing a lifeline for 3400000 people can stay open, at least for now. for another 12 months. trucks can continue to deliver food medicines a

the city. now of course, there is some concern not only in the city by the way, because there are several older buildings of that style along the whole east coast of the united states and many are being checked right now. the problem, however, is, and that's one of the lessons learned here from surf, said that knowing the damages of the building doesn't necessarily mean they're being fixed until they're also holds that legal action might follow. i had the opportunity to talk to one board member of another condominium here in surfside and he, she said she would propose that the owners could be forced to sell their unit that they can't afford the repair. certainly a very tough measure, but perhaps one possible way to avoid a situation like that from happening again. ok, thank you all. over all of a solace and side, florida. chinese president jason pain has struck a defiant note celebrations. mocking the 100 santa vestry of the countries communist party. the major events in chinaman square, president g called taiwan to be brought back and the chinese control. they also said china would not be intimidated by threats from abroad observance. see the comments as a warning

of mission around the world. and the chickens and sadly enough come home to roost. there's been massive migrations across the globe through the for example, the united states interference in the middle east of the united states. indifference to central america, europe's indifference to africa, and the last century. i mean, these things have a cause and effect. so this, this is not new, these mass migrations are something that has been going on for a long time for all kinds of reasons, not the least of which is the involvement of western power. so what do we, you know, every country has these problems, the united states shouldn't be lighting people starving and wanting water, like some of the nations you've cited, you know, we have to act humanely and we have to project to the world that we care. and we should care, and that's as simple as that. well, and i promised i was gonna let you have that punch. you really are here it is. you might not want to give it though after i asked you, this is the campaign issue every time, especially for republicans, they say it over and over same campaign points. and yet when they have power, they don't do anything to make it better, which allows this con

of the innovation plan known by the operation trudeau. that time, that landing was named trinidad 100 miles east of the east bay of pigs. the united states will supplier cover. as time went, on both these parts of the plan were to be changed both with the approval and the acquiescence of the cia and the pentagon. but at this point, tell us simply wanted the okay from the president to continue preparations, and he got it. from the state, on operation pluto gets tough parity from the cia. the cia with human exiles, agree on a single lead. they want the united states help. the cubans choose dr. jose miro once castro's prime minister, he has remained neutral in the power struggle among the exiled leaders. now, he comes to new york. he comes to the anti-castro cuba. >> it is first conference the doctor speaks for the first time as president of the new revolutionary council. >> a united cuba. , a real cuba, the cuba of jose marti. >> now cubans are united, they've joined the new coalition reluctantly, they don't like the way that the cia is complimenting -- and they rightly assume that the united states participation ensures the operation succ

the city. now of course, there is some concern not only in the city by the way, because there are several older buildings of that style along the whole east coast of the united states and many are being checked right now. the problem, however, is, and that's one of the lessons learned here from surf, said that knowing the damages of the building doesn't necessarily mean they're being fixed until they're also holds that legal action might follow. i had the opportunity to talk to one board member of another condominium here in surfside and he, she said she would propose that the owners could be forced to sell their units if they can't afford the repairs. certainly a very tough measure, but perhaps one possible way to avoid a situation like that from happening again. ok, thank you all over all of the sellers and so side florida. launching dw news, i'm from fallon still to come after 30 withdraw its commitments to a key international convention. d. w means one of thousands of women inside the states has failed for victims of domestic violence. that will take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world have been present, frank about this time i, as

of the united states. even thank. thanks so much. the finally, tonight we go to the east coast of the united states. new york city has honored frontline health care providers and other essential workers for their heroism. in the cove in 1900 pandemic, ticker tape parade on broadway. they are a new tradition going back a 125 years. they've been reserved for returning war veterans, sports champions, and other heroes officials think workers these essential work today putting their lives at risk to help others when the city was experiencing one of the 1st major outbreak of the vibes in recent weeks, most tend to restrictions have been lifted in new york and parade for the true heroes. the day is almost done. the conversation continues online to find us on twitter. either any w news you can call me at brent golf tv. and remember, whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see you then at the the news, the news, the news into the conflict with tim sebastian. when it comes to foreign policy, it's getting harder to work out what the use stands for. i guess this week is almost pipe.

of the united states. even thank, thanks so much. the finally, tonight we go to the east coast of the united states. new york city has honored frontline health care providers and other essential workers for their heroism. in the cove in 1900 pandemic, ticker tape parade on broadway. they are a new tradition going back a 125 years. they've been reserved for returning war veterans, sports champions, and other heroes officials think workers, these essential work today are putting their lives at risk to help others when the city was experiencing. one of the us is 1st major outbreaks of the vibes in recent weeks, most paying them restrictions have been lifted in new york and parade for the true heroes. the day is almost done. the conversation continues online to find us on twitter. either any w news you can call me at brent got tv and remember whatever happens between now and then, tomorrow is another day. we'll see you then at the the, me the thing with the fight against the corona virus pandemic. how has the rate of infection in developing? what does the latest research say information and contact the

there is, of course, some concern because there are many of these older buildings along the east coast of the united states and many are being investigated right now. 40 of them only here in this county. the problem, of course, that we've, we've learned that painfully from the collapse here in surfside is a, knowing the damages doesn't necessarily mean that they are being fixed. and so the hopes are that some legal action might follow. and i was able to speak to a board member of another condominium building and she said that would be useful to force owners to sell their condominiums if they can't afford the necessary repair. certainly a tough measure. but perhaps one way to avoid such a situation from happening again, a very liver salad in surfside, florida. tonight oliver, thank you. and he's looking out some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world and canada. a fast moving wildfire has destroyed more than 90 percent of the town that has seen record breaking heath the melons in town of little in british columbia repeatedly broke canadas all time high temperature record this week.

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there is, of course, some concern because there are many of these older buildings along the east coast of the united states and many are being investigated right now. 40 of them only here in this county. the problem, of course, that we've, we've learned that painfully from the collapse here in surfside is a, knowing the damages doesn't necessarily mean that they are being fixed. and so the hopes are that some legal action might follow. and i was able to speak to a board member of another condominium building and she said that it would be useful to force owners to sell their condominiums if they can't afford the necessary repair. certainly a tough measure. and perhaps one way to avoid such a situation from happening again a very on the salad in surfside, florida. tonight's oliver thank you with defiant words. and the warning from chinese president, she's in peeing and celebrations today, marking the 100 and a bursary of the countries communist party speaking in t. and i'm in square, he called for tri one to be brought back under chinese control and said that china will not be intimidated by threats from abr

type of information the other taught which would help them to build up their armed forces for the second kind of information was much more aggressive. on defenses of the east coast of the united states around the panama canal with intent to attack should the occasion arise and the need arise. that is quite aggressive. now can we see the next image please? that is a short way of explaining about german spies. his codename was he was a german air force pilot form and 1921 over the city of versailles. he became an agent for the new agency and it 19207 was sent to the united states. he was quite productive by 1935 when he was spotted trying to board ships in new york harbor and with a suspicious looking parcel and that parcel contained secret documents about american aircraft designs. naÏvely he was told to report back in three days for questioning by the military intelligence part he took the opportunity to get in a fast car and disappear into the canadian border where he took a ship back to germany. next image please. the next image is of pfeiffer here he is with his mistress who accompanied him everywhere. the admiral was in charge of the affair in germany, and asked to set up a spec

of the united states. even thank. thanks so much. the finally, tonight we go to the east coast of the united states. new york city has honored frontline health care providers and other essential workers for their heroism. in the cove, in 1900 pandemic ticker tape parade on broadway. they are a new tradition going back a 125 years. they've been reserved for returning war veterans, sports champions, and other heroes officials think workers these essential work for today putting their lives at risk to help others when the city was experiencing one of the 1st major outbreaks of the vibes in recent weeks, most pain, the restrictions have been lifted in new york and parade for the true heroes. the day is almost done, the conversation continues online to find one twitter either in the w news you can call me at brent got tv and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day. we'll see you then at the the the news. the news. the news, the news, the news news, the new ah, ah, ah, ah. what matters to us. the me that's why we listen to their stories. reporter every weekend on dw, double

of the united states. even thank thanks so much. the finally, tonight we go to the east coast of the united states. new york city has honored frontline health care providers and other essential workers for their heroism. in the cove in 1900 pandemic, ticker tape parade on broadway. they are a new tradition going back a 125 years. they've been reserved for returning war veterans, sports champions, and other heroes officials think workers these essential work for today are putting their lives at risk to help others when the city was experiencing one of the 1st major outbreaks of the vibes in recent weeks. most restrictions have been lifted in new york and parade for the true heroes. the day is almost done. the conversation continues online to find one twitter either at the w news you can call me at brent got tv and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day. we'll see you then if the the news, the news the news the they were out for a long time last fabio grew and his colleague underestimate, track it again and the piazza, the media transforms into a real once more the nex

of the united states. even thank you. thanks so much . the finally, tonight we go to the east coast of the united states. new york city has honored frontline health care providers and other essential workers for their heroism. in the cove in 1900. pandemic, ticker tape 3 on broadway. they are in new york tradition going back a 125 years. they've been reserved for returning war veterans, sports champions, and other heroes officials think workers these essential work or de putting their lives at risk to help others when the city was experiencing one of the 1st major outbreaks of the vibes in recent weeks. most pingdom restrictions have been lifted in new york and parade for the true heroes. the day's almost done. the conversation continues online to find one twitter either in the w news you can call me at brent got tv and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day. we'll see you then at the the me the news the news we bill can i think there was no tomorrow. at some point supplies are now grounded with old need we said recently. now, we'll all have more of them, longer made in ge

the only building that is old and that is built in that style. so several of those buildings are spread out over the east codes of the united states . many are being checked and instructed right now. the problem feel really is that we have learned painfully through this collab at knowing the damages of a building doesn't necessarily need and force the owners to fix. so the whole saw that some legal actions would follow in one member of another condominium of another condominium board told me that you would find that really reasonable to force owners to sally. they can't afford their repairs, certainly a tough measure. but perhaps one way to avoid such a situation from happening again. okay, thank you for that sort of a solid sy, florida now to china, where president, jeez, and paying ha, struck at the fire note of celebrations. mocking the $100.00 anniversary of the countries communist party as a major event in chatham and scrat call for taiwan to be brought back on the chinese control and said china would not be intimidated by threats from abroad. observer. see whose comments as a warning to west and countries that have criticize r

of the day. this is a live look at the radar again where we are expecting moving up the east coast of the united states, slowly and, hopefully not leaving too much damage in her wake. back to you. >> thank you. >>> new video of a dramatic volunteer response to a car fire in bakersfield. a red kia crashed into a parked semi yesterday morning and caught fire trapping the driver inside. neighbors used buckets of water to douse the flames. >> we are not just talking about saving a life and putting out fire. vehicles explode, gas tanks explode. people put themselves in a dangerous place to attempt to save this man's life. >> firefighters also rushed to the scene and thdriver out of t burning vehicle. he is now in the hospital with major injuries. >>> a traffic improvement project actually making traffic worse for years in san francisco. >> still ahead what a new investigation reveals. >>> and an inmate steals a fire engine and then crashes it through a fence. the pricey repair next. >>> see a rise in cases. there's no question about that. >> and later who experts say should be concerned about the rise in de

the florida colony to spain to keep control of gibraltar. and like i mentioned before, the creation of the united states doesn't include the colonies of east and west florida. they stay spanish territories until 40 years later in the 1820s. when they finally become territories of the united states and then eventually become states themselves. and what is important about, what is important about florida is that it provides a really great strategic location for the british because it can serve as a launching point for troops, for the troops to march into st. georgia or the carolinas. it protected the caribbean colonies from the rebelling american colonies and kind of created a little bit of a buffer for them. so that's the story. the most briefest of stories about those two colonies. so what with this one? this is the biggest misconception that i found. everything was happening in the north, everything was won in the north. it is because of the north and everything that happened up there that we are-the only reap we won the war. you can see, and thanks to the musical hamilton, more of this misconception is reaching a modern audience. so let's ta

storm, but it's still packing. strong winds. storm was on course to hit other parts of the caribbean and the united states east coast in the next few days. rain is slowing research for survivors of a landslide in japan. rescue teams are looking for 20 people missing in the coastal city of a tommy southwest tokyo. these 2 people are not have died. one thought to be one of the biggest ransomware cyber attacks has hit as many as $1000.00 businesses worldwide. they include swedish supermarket giant coops, which had to temporarily coast $800.00 stores. hackers broke into a u. s. i t company that provide system and security management services to companies. ransomware attacks involved data being locked away until money is paid to release it. this one is being blamed on a shadowy syndicate that forth, they need supply to pay 11000000 dollars last month. another group targeted a u. s. fuel pipeline disrupting supplies until $4400000.00 with paid much of that money has since been recovered. catalina gone to is an assistant professor and private law ad maastricht university and co manager of maastricht law and tech lab

of the invasion plan known by the code name operation pluto. at that point the landing was to be made in trinidad, 100 miles east of the bay of pigs. the united states was to supply air cover. as time went on, both of these parts of the plan were to be changed with the approval or at least the acquiescence of the cia and the pentagon. at this point dulles simply wanted an okay from the president to continue the preparations. he got it. from this day on, operation pluto gets top priority from the cia. the cia tells the cuban exiles they must agree on a single leader if they want the united states' help. the cubans choose dr. jose mirro once castro's prime minister, he has remained neutral in the power struggle. now he comes to new york to become head of the anti-castro cubans. at his press conference dr. mirro speaks for the first time as president of the new revolutionary council. [ speaking foreign language ] now the cubans are united. the mrp has joined the new coalition reluctantly. they don't like the way the cia is dominating the operation. but they assume the united states' participation ensures the effort's success. they don't want to be left

it's predicted to affect almost the entire east coast of the united states. millions of people are now facing or could soon face torrential rain, strong winds, even tornados. this is columbia county, florida, near jacksonville. you can see here a small tornado blew away a deck and a fence, snapped trees into two. let's go down to tom sater in the cnn weather center. tom, where's the storm headed next? >> well, we have a change in the track in the last 12 hours an it shifts it more inland. instead of that heavy rain staying right on the beaches or offshore, millions more will be affected by this. elsa will not go into the books as the first hurricane to make landfall, it's the third tropical storm. we had claudette and danny. big news really for the tampa bay residents. as it was approaching, it collapsed on radar. it was only hurricane for a few hours. at 8:00 p.m. they raised it to hurricane status but dry air and winds moved in and that saved thousands that have beach front property or lakefront or waterfront property from that surge. but the rainfall did i

the growing issue of new immigrants from central and south america who are gathering on street corners looking for work by creating the first day worker site anywhere on the east coast of the united states of america in 1994. i relied on the fundamental american principle, all men and women are created equal. not that all men and women with a passport are created equal, or all men and women with a green card are created equal. every human being should be respected with human respect and dignity. we failed to address this problem for 30 years. . those same men that gathered on the street corners own their own businesses and own their own home. one dreamer graduated high school with my daughter, went on to graduate from college with a degree in biomedical engineering, now pursuing a doctorate in the same subject. but now he's worried about his immigration status, worried how this court ruling will affect him and his family. dreamers have been shaken yet again. let's fix this, do it. dreamers are ready to live the same american success story my father lived. let's give dreamers, t.p.s. recipients, farm workers and others a path to citizenship and let's do it now. i yield back. the speaker

britain returns the florida colonies to spain in order to keep control of gibraltar and like i mentioned before the creation of the united states doesn't include the colonies of east and west florida. they stay spanish territories until about 40 years later in the 1820s. when they finally become territories of the united states and that eventually become states themselves. and what's important about and what's important about florida is that it provides a really great strategic location for the british because it can serve as a launching point protrude for troops for their troops to be able to march up into say georgia or the carolinas. but also it protected the caribbean colonies from the rebelling american colonies and try kind of created a little bit of buffer for them. so that's the story of florida and georgia in the american revolution again the most briefest of stories about those two colonies or those three colonies. so what about this misconception? this was basically the biggest misconception that i kind of found is that everything was happening in the north. everything was one in the north. it's because of the north that and everything that happened up

the middle east. i think we need to get our troops home. they taken note to uphold -- take an oath to uphold the constitution of the united states. it is not in the middle east. it is in america. under trump, we were an export nation. now we are back to being an important nation. we closed the pipeline down and then he allowed the russians to open there's backup. long-term effects, people need to start paying attention to what is happening in washington. the man we have in the white house is grossly incapable of doing his job and i think that will continue with every world event that we are seeing. host: tim burchett is our guest. we welcome your calls and comments. for democrats, (202) 748-8000. for republicans, (202) 748-8001. for independents, (202) 748-8002. what are your observations on what is going on in the senate besides the package and how they want to proceed with a measure that would over base spending $600 billion. this bill is over 3.5 trillion in human infrastructure. a trillion of it is traditional infrastructure, type spending. i think the bill will be dead in the house. speaker pelosi is literally sacrificing on

the storm is on course to hit other parts of the caribbean and the united states east coast. in the coming days. rain is selling the search for survivors of a land live in japan. rescue teams looking for 20 people missing in the coastal city of a tommy southwest of tokyo. at least 2 people are non, have died. more bad weather is heading central and eastern japan. the weather is next and then me not because of how as my job plans to revive one city be taken off the 3 decades. and i'm just seeing human inside chiles historic congress building which has just been refurbished for a historic process. projects will explain how ah hello there, there's more unsettled weather on the way for large areas of europe over the next few days, particularly for the east and the north west weather systems, bringing the wet and windy weather to the u. k. and to france, edging all the way into western areas of germany, so in strong showers and thunder re down pools expected. and if you got into monday, you can see there's gonna be more of that wet weather on the way. and we'll see some of those un

the storms all calls to hit all the parts of the caribbean and the united states east coast. in the coming days. rain is slowing . the search for survivors of a landslide in japan rescue teams are looking for 20 people missing in the coastal city of autonomy. southwest of tokyo, at least 2 people, and on to have died. more bad weather is hitting, central and eastern japan was thought to be one of the biggest ransomware cyber attacks is hit as many as $1000.00 businesses worldwide. they include the sweetest supermarket giant coup which tend to temporarily close. 800 stores. hack is broke into a u. s. i t company that provide system and security management services. ransomware attacks involved often being locked away until money is paid to release it. this one is being blamed on a shadowy syndicate that forced a meet supplier to pay 11000000 dollars last month. and other group talk to the u. s. fuel pipeline disrupting supplies until $4400000.00 of paid. much of that money has since been recovered, which already where the wrongs be consulting c global cyber risk. she says these

east investigate has some, has been abandoned out of size and out of mind on al jazeera, i just need to grade who left the middle east and built remarkable lights of finding stuff in germany. of the united states. yet never forgetting their homelands of iraq and palestine. inspiring human story of the world, the designer of the atomic times analogy, era. me each and every one of us have got a responsibility to change our personal space for them in the we or we could do this experiment. any of us could increase just a little bit that wouldn't be worth doing. anybody had any idea that it would become a magnet, is incredibly recipe. asking women to get 50 percent representation in the constituent assembly here and getting this pick up to collect the segregate, to say the reason this is extremely important service that they provide to the city we we need to take america to try to bring people together trying to deal with people who left behind me. ah, don't you know desert me so roman in doha reminder of our top news stories. the united nation says more than 400000 people are now suffering feminine ethiopians to grow region. it says the situation has worse than dramatically in the last 2 weeks and

afghanistan, it is outside of joey hood's responsibilities in the middle east and the entire appomattox apparatus of the united states dropped most everything else to focus on the gaza cease-fire. this is the nature of the middle east that every administration has experienced. we can dream about doing things that are more important but the middle east is very hard to ignore. i think that is the lesson everyone has gotten. i will stop there. >> before i turned back to you, i just want to remind our viewers to submit their questions via twitter or email them to us. the important role of the united states, a proactive role, particularly to ensure that the cease-fire holds and that we are back to the negotiation table or back to talks at least but you also described a more minimal approach with a focus on the humanitarian assistance in gaza. there are very high expectations from other regional leaders. that will probably be very high on his agenda. i am moderating this discussion. this continues to be the number one issue for the country. what are you telling your original allies? particularly those that insist that the

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have the persistent problem of rogue actors, nuclear north korea, and iran on the brink of having nuclear weapons capability and persistent problems of the united states in the new -- middle east and as proliferators. that has changed iran and north korea. we have the problem of global proliferation of missile technology, missiles becoming increasingly difficult to detect and to intercept. at the same time, united states is seeking to develop a missile defense architecture that meets the needs of the threats for today and of our national defense priorities. with that, i'm going to start with the missile defense topic and we will move on from there. we do not have the biden administration's missile defense review policy document. it is still too early but we have the budget numbers. if you could tell us about where you think the status of missile defense in the biden administration is and you think just some things to be encouraged and concerned about. mr. turner: as you said, setting the table for this issue, is we are receiving budgetary numbers from the bided administration that are flatlining. right now, we are in an area where we need to be investing in modernization acros

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on the east coast of the united states and a couple of big developments we're following for you rightor abbott, who is going to be meeting with sheriffs from border communities, that's coming up later this hour. and we're also in milan and in florence, italy, there are separate g20 events held, among them a push for a higher corporate tax. in fact, we've never seen anything like this, this would be the first ever global corporate tax that would start at 15%. i say start because there's a push right now to bring it higher. not everyone is going along for this. there were many like ireland who says they want no part of it. ireland has gotten a lot of corporations, i should say to house themselves there because the tax rates are so low. the bottom line, is janet yellin says there's enough support they're going to put this on the table to prove it in october and then the board to implement it. it's easier said than done, but we're monitoring those developments. this has been a crazy week. the economy and markets and records notwithstanding. crime is front and center, some of the worst and

the most useful kind of relationship and state authority that exists. so, how -- i mean, looking at these issues broadly and looking in the context of clearly a competition in the middle east between the unitedd china, and you look at the chinese and the growing relationship with the uae, with egypt and with a number of other states in the region in israel, how should the u.s. position itself in order to ensure that people continue to see that the democratic -- the democratic identity of the united states is perceived as being the most favorable, the most positive relationship and structure for a government? >> yes, that's an excellent question and i'll start by saying i very strongly agree with president biden that this is a real competition, a real contest of values, of ideals between two different visions of how the world should be organized. and the chinese and to some extent the russians, but particularly the chinese government is actively promoting its model and increasingly brazen in its own forms of extra territorial application to that model. we saw what they did to hong kong, number one. the chinese-american and the united states using waibo or some of the chat censors in the unite

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of relationship and state authority that exists. so how -- i mean, looking at these issues broadly and looking at it in the context of clearly a competition in the middle east, between the united states and china. and you look at the chinese and the growing relationship with the chinese with saudi arabia, with the u.a.e., with egypt, with a number of other states in the region, with israel, how should the u.s. position itself in order to insure that people continue to see that the democratic -- the democratic identity of the united states is perceived as being the most favorable, most positive relationship and structure for government? congressman malinos -- malinoowski: i agree with that. and the chinese and to some extent the russians but particularly the chinese government is actively promoting its model and -- and -- and increasingly brazen in its own forms of extraterritorial application of that model. we saw what they did to hong kong. number one, if you're a chinese american in the united states using, you know, one of the chat services, your communications are monitored and censored by the chinese communist party even in the united states. the manner in which they're u