charlotte gallagher in unusual, thank you .uch. —— in our newsroom. our legal correspondent dominic casciani has answered some of the questions about this case. effectively, if you go on social media this weekend, there have been two burning questions. firstly, has there been a crime that's been committed? and secondly, why hasn't this individual been named? so let's go through these in turn — has any crime being committed? well, look, if these allegations turn out to be true, it's a fairly straightforward issue in terms of the criminaljustice system and what it says about the alleged incident. the presenter is accused of paying for sexually explicit photographs. those photographs are said to have come from somebody who was 17 years old at the time that this began. now, that individual would have been a teenager, would have been over the age of consent — which is 16 — but in terms of actually making these images, it's a crime. sorry, i beg your pardon — a child. anyone under the age of 18 cannot consent to making those images a

. ♪ [cheers and applause] >> trace: good evening everyone i'm trace gallagher 11:00 p.m.n the east coast 8:00 here in los angeles and this is america's late news, fox news at night. and breaking tonight, we are about to learn the identity of whistleblower x, the irs investigator who is expected to give very compelling testimony on capitol hill over the federal probe into hunter biden's business dealings. today house speaker kevin mccarthy laid out a video time line for house republicans exclusively obtained by fox digital that shows president biden denying any wrong doing related to those business dealings. >> my son has not made money, in terms of this thing about -- what are you talking about? china. >> how involved were you with your son's chinese shake down text message? were you sitting there? >> no. >> in moments we'll ask the chair man of the house oversight committee james comer exactly what information he plans to get from whistleblower x but we begin with matt finn live with why the testimony could be so damaging to hunter biden and the biden family. matt, good

, chairman gallagher.ome members of congress were reportedly targeted in this hack. do you have any idea specifically who was targeted and if any sensitive information was breached? >> i do not. but i think as a member of congress you have to assume that you are a target particularly a target of the chinese communist party. and you have to take steps to make yourself a hard target. one thing i think it would be wise for us to invest in is basic cyber hygiene and education as well as broader counter intelligence hygiene and education for your average member of congress. a lot of people come here without national security experience. they may new to this concept so having a better process when we onboard people to make sure we're doing two-factor authentication to me st. a logical step forward. >> congressman, khana, i also want to discuss the work you two do together on the subcommittee specifically when it comes to artificial intelligence or a.i. the ftc is investigating open a.i. for possible violations o

fox news at night with dreamy trace gallagher is next. i love you trace gallagher, i do.cheers and applause] >> trace: good evening everyone i'm trace gallagher, it's 11:00 p.m. on the east coast, 8:00 here in los angeles and this is america's late news. fox news at night. and breaking tonight, a scene becoming more common across the country, parents at school board meetings fighting for their kids' education. tonight, ground zero in the fight for parental rights is temecula california a city southeast of los angeles where tempers flared during a 9-hour school board meeting concerning sexualized curriculum. steve hilton and carl demaio are live with us to break down the ramifications but first to matt finn live with more on a school board meeting for the ages. matt, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, trace. the intensifying showdown between the southern california school board and governor gavin newsome is the topic of a special meeting tomorrow at the temecula valley school district. the dispute is over the state's mandated social stewedies curriculum which the sch

trace gallagher is next. >> trace: good evening everyone i'm trace gallagher 11:00 p.m. on the east coast 8:00 in los angeles and this is america's late news, fox news at night. and breaking tonight, a police union boss in los angeles is telling police officers they are better off working somewhere else. the statement comes as crime continues to rise and respect for law enforcement continues to fall, from the dangerous drivers terrorizing cities with fast and furious style side shows to officers being taunted by the communities they seek to serve. criminal defense attorney vick is here with how new laws are emboldening criminals but we begin with matt finn, he's live with the very latest on the police union boss giving cops advice on leaving the city. matt, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, trace. a short while ago i spoke with that la police union boss who wrote the controversial comment on facebook. she tells she stands by her comment explaining she was offering advice to any lapd officer who might want to leave the department for better benefits or leave a city

so our final speaker for today is congressman michael gallagher. chairman gallagher is the chair of the house committee on the chinese communist party. so we all understand how important that position is. so we're very honored to have you speak for us today. thank you. welcome. well, i wasn't planning on speaking today. i was planning on coming here just as an interested observer. but in the absence of a senator, i guess a member of the house will do. wouldn't be the last time the house is clean up for the senate. here. i also want to confess that growing up and even in the marine corps, the korean war was was not a i didn't occupy a central place in my mind. no one in my family was a korean war veteran. when i went down to quantico to train as a young marine officer. certainly the heroism at a chosen reservoir in the the heroism of certain titan vc marine corps figures like chesty puller, more understated, but nonetheless heroic figures like general opie smith was a constant refrain. but i think it's fair to say that the forgotten war has been unf

>> good evening and welcome to america's late news, fox news at night, i am trace gallagher los angeles. breaking tonight, coast to coast crime with very few consequences, i imagine kids using baseball bats to attack moms and nannies in a well-to-do california community. a series of mass shootings across the country, that left several dozen injured at least a dozen dead. we are live with more on the shootings in the suspects and the numerous victims, roxanne hogan, will get the social take on what is happening, ryan claypool, as always has legal analysis. we began with mary and rafferty live, with the latest in a frightening string of attacks in san francisco marion good evening. >> good evening violent we can across the nation not to shoot his terrifying residence it was known as san francisco stroller alley, mothers and nannies say they have become a target of my violent muggings at the hands of the gangs and kids wearing masks and will willing baseball backs. this doorbell camera video you see, obtained by "the san francisco chronicle", shows one of the incidents where the woman was

gallagher's comments. i appreciate that impassioned speech. with that i yield three minutes to the gentleman from new jersey the rahm of the military personnel subcommittee. the chair: the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. kim: thank you, mr. speaker. i believe you can tell a lot about the values of a nation based on how they treat and care for those who step up and are entrusted with defending the nation. and if we are honest with ourselves, we don't always keep our promise. we don't always do enough for them. we have service members who are struggling for food insecurity and mental health challenges. we have military families struggling with rising costs and prices. issues we can deal with whether childcare or others that we need to do better. to have the best and strongest military, we need to be the best and strongest employer. this ndaa is our chance to do better. so far this ndaa takes some important steps to improve the quality of life for our service members and their families. it gives the needed pay raise. takes action to

trace gallagher is next. love you, america. >>> good evening, i'm trace gallagher. it's 11:00 p.m. on the east coast. this is america's late news, "fox news at night." a california businessman called the cops 50 times in 25 days to report a homeless woman defecating in front of his shop. the tstory of how he ended up i handcuffs. >>> we're getting answers to the biden administration interfering in the hunter biden investigation. the u.s. attorney will go before congress. >>> we begin with a victory for parents rights at another contentious southern california school board meeting. we have more on one district refusing to keep secrets from parents. good evening. >> this new policy regarding transgender students was fiercely debated at a school board meeting just east of los angeles, garnering national attention. >> this could result in abuse, hate crimes. >> please follow through what you will do because nothing is more important than protecting our children. >> the school board voting 4 to 1 last night in favor of a new rule that requires school staff notify parents in writing afte

charlotte gallagher reporting — matter.reporting there. _ in the last couple of hours, us presidentjoe biden has arrived in the uk. air force one touched down at stansted airport mr biden will meet prime minister rishi sunak on monday to discuss a range of issues, including the war in ukraine. he'll also meet king charles for the first time since his coronation, before heading to lithuania for a nato summit which starts on tuesday. let's speak to tom brada who's at the us ambassador�*s residence in london. it's an awkward moment for the prime minister — the us�*s decision to send cluster bombs to ukraine, which mr sunak didn't criticise, but said he discourages their use? that's right. this does come at a slightly uncomfortable time for the two leaders based on that announcement on friday about the cluster munitions. so, ijust want about the cluster munitions. so, i just want to about the cluster munitions. so, ijust want to point about the cluster munitions. so, i just want to point out a couple of hundred metres behind me

they took out vik bajaj and gallagher. we have no idea exactly why.blanchard, here is the interesting thing, would you ge out of the water? 94% say yes on instagram and 93 said they would get out of the water. lauren brandt adjourned, what i your strategy? >> i'm in my car and i'm backin out. >> that is your shark strategy? >> that is it for me. freshwater only. >> it's either cool or emotion and blanchard is on the pulpit everybody else's in the ocean and she is in the pool. >> i actually swim in the malib triathlon and this was going through my mind a lot we saw a couple of seals but in my mind thought i would do something strategic, like polk attend the ir push away. i think i would probably just freak out and start swimming away. >> i'm going to give you some technique. i was taught this by some guy who said he is a big shark defender. of sharks open their mouths, they can't cease. you just bat them away. >> that's what you're supposed to do and this is what experts say paid you cannot splash around you cannot swim and you cannot outswim a shark p

truman, gallagher ranking member, members of the subcommittee.y name is alex wang and i am the ceo of scale a.i.. it's an honor to testify in the new era of warfare. when that will be dominated by a.i. and what the united states mustard. when i founded scale with the goal to develop a. i wish my early, days working with the autonomous vehicle program with general meadows and toyota. technology companies like meta, openai, and microsoft. in partnership to the u.s. government including the u.s. department of -- u.s. army and air force. we are at the forefront of a.i. development for more than seven years. the country's -- been able to -- if we don't win on a high risk feeding global influence, technological leadership and democracy to strategic adversaries like china. the national security mission is deeply personal for me. i grew up in the shadow of the -- national lab. my parents were physicist and i worked on the technology that defined the last era of warfare, the atomic bomb. the chinese communist party deeply understands the potential for a g

charlotte gallagher — behind all of this.sfully tested an intercontinental ballistic missile on wednesday. its state media reported the move is in a show of force against apparent us aggression. the launch comes just days after pyongyang threatened to shoot down us military reconnaissance planes flying over nearby waters. it also follows several other recent missile tests by the country. live now to michael bristow, our asia pacific regional editor, who's in seoul. so, this is north korea, displaying on media, on state media what that has recently been up to? media what that has recently been up to?— media what that has recently been u- to? ., ., ., been up to? you have hit on the main point _ been up to? you have hit on the main point there, _ been up to? you have hit on the main point there, this _ been up to? you have hit on the main point there, this missile i main point there, this missile launch came on wednesday, two day we have had a quite slick looking video, showing the launch from several different angles, essentia

let's speak to charlotte gallagher who is in the newsroom for us this evening.rlotte gallagher, tell me about this latest allegation and where this takes the story and what sort of position this puts the bbc in now? charlotte: this is a second young person who has no connection to the first young persian that the allegations involved -- young person that the allegations involved. they met them on a dating app and they felt pressured by this presenter to meet up in person but they did not want to. they then say they hinted online that they would name this presenter. the presenter responded, sending text messages that were abusive and they scared this person. they said they felt threatened and fearful about what was going to happen because this person was in power. that is the situation at the moment with that allegation. the bbc is in a bit of an odd position because the police asked the bbc to cause their internal investigation into what happened because the police need to conduct their own inquiries into whether evidence of a criminal offense is there and what

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gallagher's comments. i appreciate that impassioned speech.with that i yield three minutes to the gentleman from new jersey the rahm of the military personnel subcommittee. the chair: the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. kim: thank you, mr. speaker. i believe you can tell a lot about the values of a nation based on how they treat and care for those who step up and are entrusted with defending the nation. and if we are honest with ourselves, we don't always keep our promise. we don't always do enough for them. we have service members who are struggling for food insecurity and mental health challenges. we have military families struggling with rising costs and prices. issues we can deal with whether childcare or others that we need to do better. to have the best and strongest military, we need to be the best and strongest employer. this ndaa is our chance to do better. so far this ndaa takes some important steps to improve the quality of life for our service members and their families. it gives the needed pay raise. takes action to a

charlotte gallagher, bbc news.ited states after washington agreed to supply cluster bombs to ukraine. it's a weapon that has been banned by more than 100 countries around the world. but ukraine has been pressing for the artillery shells which drop multiple explosives to help with their counter offensive against russian forces. russia has been using the weapons since the start of the war. human rights groups say cluster bombs kill indiscriminately and unexploded devices can pose a danger to civilians for many years. our correspondent gordon corera reports from kyiv. ukraine's counter—offensive has been under way for a month, with heavy fighting in places like bakhmut, but progress has been slower than hoped. ukraine is short of ammunition and facing entrenched russian defensive positions. that's why the pressure has been growing for its western allies to provide more weapons, including cluster munitions and today, washington gave the green light. russia has been using cluster munitions since the start of this war to

fox news at night with dreamy trace gallagher is next. i love you trace gallagher, i do.er, it's 11:00 p.m. on the east coast, 8:00 here in los angeles and this is america's late news. fox news at night. and breaking tonight, a scene becoming more common across the country, parents at school board meetings fighting for their kids' education. tonight, ground zero in the fight for parental rights is temecula california a city southeast of los angeles where tempers flared during a 9-hour school board meeting concerning sexualized curriculum. steve hilton and carl demaio are live with us to break down the

we feel we're not moving fast enough to build a bigger navy. >> congressman gallagher is a marine veteran, wisconsin. he chairs the new house committee on china. he's concerned that under the navy's current plan, the fleet will shrink to about 280 ships by 2027, the same year the cia says china has set for having the capability to take taiwan by force. >> so, we will be weakest when our enemy is potentially strongest. >> china's increased rhetoric and potential aggression against taiwan, we have to be ready to respond today with the forces we have today. >> former congresswoman elaine luria represented virginia beach until this past january. an annapolis graduate, luria had a 20-year naval career before being elected to congress. >> what would you say the state of the u.s. navy is today? >> i think the navy has not received the attention and resources that it needs on decades. i served on six ships. every single one of those ships was built during or a product of the fleet that was built during the cold war. >> both mike gallagher and elaine luria have lobbied for government money for the

gallagher. dr. gallagher stresses the great loyalty and affection that the men had for really absolutely undeniable. but my point about many of these poor soldiers who don't think and highly ideological terms and of course, are not in a place, a position to use their letters to, you know, unleash a declaration against the confederacy that we're -- davis are --. they think about these letters but what's front and center for these men on the breakfast table? it's survival. it's their. and it's their families. so when you look at these letters, when i first started doing this, i would push them aside, they're not very interesting. they're not very important because throughout the battles. we're not describing what they actually experience. it's the it's the ordinary. and i didn't pay attention to it. shame on me. that's critical. so my point is they're consumed with the day to day they're consumed with the survival we should again not expect them to level this critique of confederate political leadersh

trace gallagher is next. love you, america. >>> good evening, i'm trace gallagher. it's 11:00 p.m." a california businessman called the cops 50 times in 25 days to report a homeless woman defecating in front of his shop. the tstory of how he ended up i handcuffs. >>> we're getting answers to the biden administration interfering in the hunter biden investigation. the u.s. attorney will g

charlotte gallagher, bbc news.t article. it is important development in the story is as the sun's later story, i will take you to these in turn. the law of privacy is there to effectively protect reputations and careers and futures from undue harm and because there are many things in our private lives which are simply nobody else's business, they are private to us. and if you analyse this letter what the law firm saying on behalf of the client and this is not a modest high—street firm they are a decent sized firm in central london, they are saying there is a repeated breach of privacy here in this reporting even though the individual has not been named has the presenter. the young person denies involvement in unlawful or inappropriate activity, they are effectively saying if you carry on doing this and a you were to name our client, this is the subtext you might end up in court, that is what the warning comes down to although there is no warning as such in there is no warning as such in the letter. if you take that

charlotte gallagher, bbc news. our media editor, katie razzall, is here.days after these claims were published, the presenter involved is still not being named? it is absolutely right. the bbc hasn't named the presenter and the sun hasn't named the presenter question for legal reasons. there is a risk of defamation, the law protecting someone�*s reputation from the massive harm caused by lies. there are issues around privity, people have the right to keep names out of the public domain if they had not been charged with a crime. that is to protect people who have done nothing wrong but happen to find themselves at the centre of unproven allegations. bbc director—general tim davie said in an e—mail to staff, he said the expectation of privacy as he put it was making the situation more complex. it is reputation of a difficult for the bbc which depends on trust from the public. anything like this has potential to erode that trust. tim daveyis potential to erode that trust. tim davey is under intense pressure about what the bbc knew and when. we understand he o

charlotte gallagher has the latest.he bbc and a male presenter who is still unnamed. this morning's front page of the sun newspaper, bbc star broke lockdown to meet another stranger. this individual has told the newspaper the presenter travelled to another county to meet them in february 2021, this was during the third national lockdown. the sun newspaper says it has seen messages which suggest that as well as visiting the 23—year—old's time, the presenter in question sent the money and asked for a photograph. the individual said he sent a seminaked picture and it quotes the sources saying he was always asking to meet and i found it quite pressuring. there is a second story about another young person, an allegation the presenter approached a 17—year—old online, out of the blue. it is published what it says is a chat between the pair, whether presenter sends a love heart motegi. the now 22—year—old healthy paper: the bbc has not been able to independently check these latest allegations. it was in may when the initial com

charlotte gallagher there.d into a school in south—west london on thursday. eight—year—old nuria sajjad has been described by her family as "the light of our lives". a woman in her 40s remains in a serious condition in hospital after the crash. vincent mcaviney has this report. just eight years old, nuria sajjad is the second people killed in the wimbledon school tragedy. in a statement last night herfamily paid tragedy. in a statement last night her family paid tribute to a life cut short. describing her as the light of our lives. fellow pupil selina lau also just eight years old died on thursday, herfamily said just eight years old died on thursday, her family said she was intelligent and a cheeky girl. 35 police vehicles and 15 ambulances were sent to the scene after a land rover crashed through a fence and into an end of term tea party at the study preparatory school. several people were taken to hospital, including a seven—month old girl, but their injuries were assessed as nonlife threatening, apart from

. >> chairman gallagher, ranking members of the subcommittee, i amit the founder and ceo of scae ai. it's an honor to be here to testify. one thatof will be dominated byi end of the united states must do to win. in 2016 i founded a scale with a mission to accelerate the development of ai from the earliest days of working with of the leading autonomous vehicle programs at general motors and toyota, technology companies such as meta, microsoft and open ai and partnerships with the u.s. government including the u.s. department of defense, the u.s. army and u.s. air force. and at the forefront of ai development for more than seven years. the country must integrate new technology and war fighting to win. if we don't win on ai we risk global democracy to strategic adversaries like china. the national security mission is deeply personal for me. i grew up in the shadow of a nationalist up. my parents were physicists and worked on the technology that defined the last era of warfare the atomic bomb. the chinese communist party deeply understands thehe potentl for ai to disrupt were variant is

our correspondent charlotte gallagher has the latest.ll dominating front pages. now a statement on behalf of the young person at the centre of this. they've called the allegations, by their mother, rubbish. their lawyer says, "nothing inappropriate or unlawful has taken place between our client and the bbc personality", adding the young person sent a denial to the sun on friday evening via whatsapp. but the sun proceeded to publish what they call an inappropriate article. in an interview splashed on the paper's front page this morning, the young person's parents say they stand by their account, claiming the presenter has got into their loved one's head. they also accuse the bbc of lying, and claim they spent an hour telling the corporation about the allegations in may. this appears to contradict a previous statement, which said, "the family say no—one from the corporation rang them for a proper interview after the initial complaint." there is still so much we don't know. bbc news has not seen the evidence the sun newspaper says it has. i

i am mike emanuel in washington, in trace gallagher. breaking tonight, another attempt to wipe out billions of dollars of debt. the rules of the road are being ignored in one california city. the streets look more like scenes from "fast and furious," we begin with the break of the case of the long island serial killer. officials say they got their guy. >> ashley is here. >> the case has baffled investigators over a decade. today, police finally identify the suspect. >> greg sherman is a demon that walks among us. a predator that ruins families. if not for the members of this task force, he would still be on tp streets today. >> 59-year-old rex herman. he pled not guilty. >> he did say in tears that i didn't do this. we didn't have any evidence, this is the beginning of the case. everybody is presumed innocent in our country. >> early this morning, police swarmed his home on long island. it is not far from where the bodies were found. the charges are linked to three murders, all women and he's the prime suspect for a fourth that may be c

charlotte gallagher reports. another day of allegations, another day of pressure.tself. today bosses from the corporation are meeting with the police. but we understand no formal allegation has been made yet. fresh claims in the sun newspaper, too. it says the presenter made a panicked phone call to the young person, saying, "what have you done?" and asking them to ring their mother to stop the investigation. the family also say they're upset with the bbc, claiming no—one rang them for a proper interview after that initial complaint. the presenter is now suspended. but, if an allegation was made in may, why did it take so long for that decision to be made? the big question for the bbc, i think, is are your processes fit—for—purpose? when did this question come in? was it escalated fast enough? why was it, when new information came out on thursday, it took until sunday for the bbc to suspend the presenter? to be fair to the bbc, they would say, "look, this is a complex nuanced environment, lots of questions, lots of issues." let's take a look at the time line so far

charlotte gallagher reports. another day of allegations, another day of pressure. are meeting with the police. but we understand no formal allegation has been made yet. fresh claims in the sun newspaper, too. it says the presenter made a panicked phone call to the young person, saying, "what have you done?" and asking them to ring their mother to stop the investigation. the family also say they're upset with the bbc, claiming no—one rang them for a proper interview after that initial complaint. the presenter is now suspended. but, if an allegation was made in may, why did it take so long for that decision to be made? the big question for the bbc, i think, is are your processes fit—for—purpose? when did this question come in? was it escalated fast enough? why was it, when new information came out on thursday, it took until sunday for the bbc to suspend the presenter? to be fair to the bbc, they would say, "look, this is a complex nuanced environment, lots of questions, lots of issues." let's take a look at the time line so far. friday the 19th of may. this is when t

trace gallagher is next. >> trace: good evening everyone i'm trace gallagher 11:00 p.m. america's late news, fox news at night. and breaking tonight, a police union boss in los angeles is telling police officers they are better off working somewhere else. the statement comes as crime continues to rise and respect for law enforcement continues to fall, from the dangerous drivers terrorizing cities with fast and furious style side shows to officers being taunted by the communities they seek to serve. criminal defense attorneck

we bring in dianne gallagher in dortches, north carolina, and walk us through some of the damage thatg there. >> rahel, when you see the damage here in dortches, you will see how miraculous it is that nobody was killed. this is what the ef-3 tornado left in the wake as it came through almost 24 hours ago now. according to the national weather service, it started here in dortches, and i will get wes to pan over across the street. look agent that home, people were inside when the tornado came through. they escaped unscathed, and the home is a total loss. all through this community on town hall road, and the people who live here and i spoke with them, and they are so traumatized, and a woman and her daughter and small grandchildren, and they survived, and they are okay right now physically, and the tornado continued for 15.6 miles into edgecombe county, and destroying 80 structures and homes here. and that is another concern here. nash county, one of the largest employers, pfizer, they have a large manufacturing site here who has one quarter of all to sterile injectables used in the coun

ninety's and in his later years found a new success. collaborating with the younger stars such as lady gallagher and here's a reminder of the top news at this hour. as the un security council has called on russia, it's true vive a deal allowing you creaming rain to be safely export even moscow is that a light china cold on russia to resume the deal to maintain international food security and you're up to date, but to stay tuned duct film is next to looking at why cobalt mining is one of the darker sides of the fight. that comes climate change. that's after a short break. and remember is much more news on our website. that's d, w dot com and there until new berlin. thanks for joining us. the interest of the global economy, our portfolio dw business be here's a quick.

gallagher. this seems pretty extraordinary on many levelsnary o, one of whh is why is it not a serious felony alreadya seriou? >> well, because out here in california, they've changed the laws and they removed many crimes fro m the from the level of serious and violent. and one of them is human traffickin g. colle and so my colleague, senator shannon grove, ranag a great bill this year that ensures that especially thoshae who are trafficking our children the most vulnerable in society, thadren t needs to be a serious felony and have serious consequences for those who are trafficking our children. >> and my understanding is that these democrat. >>s who've beenthree wobbling on this, they're concerned aboustt the three strikes and you're out policy that if you make it a serious felony, you ge ioutnyu caught doing something like that three times. that is 25 years to life. and that's gt doin lit. to which my response would be, well, good. if you if you commitfed be yes three serious felonies, yeah,

diane gallagher is on the grond for us, what are you seeing where you are today? what an ef-3 tornado can do. we are in north carolina, just behind me, this is the town hall here if you can see much of it through the snapped trees. this is where the national service says the tornado came here in gnash county. if you ban over through the snapped trees in this area, it left this in its wake. you see houses like this one back here, there were people inside that the time that the tornado came here, just about 24 hours ago, around lunchtime yesterday. this is what you got everywhere. it's siding, it's insulation, it's trees, i want to give you a better idea. if you look over here, you can see, completely removing homes from their foundations. this is someone's life scattered out along their front line. i spoke to the woman who lives there, she was inside that house with her daughter and her grandchildren. she said it got dark, she saw trees that started flying out the window, and she rushed to get them to a safe place. she said the trauma they're experiencing from what

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dianne gallagher, thank you. kate?apitol hill despite another call from the defense secretary and briefing from the pentagon officials, there is no sign that senator tommy tuberville is going to stop his blocking pentagon officials. it is due to his belief that they must be reimbursed if they have to cross state lines to get abortions. and others say this is not the right way to go about it, and stop blocking promotions of top officials. >> both conversations are very cordial and respectful, but brief. they were absolutely no offer of a compromise, their way or the highway. >> joining us is iraq war veteran tammy duckworth who sits on the senate armed forces committee. tuberville says all of that from the senate floor last night. he also says that the more joe biden attacks me, the more i am convinced that i am doing the right thing. he is not backing down. so how is this going to end? >> well, we keep offering him all sorts of options. we offered him a vote on the defense judgment, the nda, the national defense budget

. >> german gallagher, ranking member members of the subcommittee i am the founder and ceo upscale aiit's an honor to be your today to testify with this new era of warfare on the be dominated by ai in the united states must do to it. in 2016 i found the mission trip so if the involvement ai. from the earliest days of work with the leading autonomous vehicle program at general motors technology companies such as meta, microsoft and open ai partnerships with u.s. government included u.s. department of defense cda oh the u.s. army in the u.s. air force or the forefront of ai development for more than seven years. the country's most rapidly effectively integrate new technology and were fighting if we do not went on ai we risk global influence and democracy to strategic adversaries like china. the national security mission is deeply verse for me. i grew up in the shadow might parents were physicist worked in technology. the atomic bomb. the chinese commons party deeply understands the potential for ai to disrupt warfare and heavily to cap was on the opportunity to i saw this firsthand four

. >> on team gallagher, the question for the record, i would love to know everyone's perspective on the most important alliance when it comes to ai regimes. is it flybys? does nato have a role to play in the ethics around this? >> i will break the second commandment which there's a corollary if you say something nice about me you get more time. what is the answer to mr. gaetz's question? >> they are all important. given the strength of our partnerships, within that group, as we look at artificial intelligence as a global technology that will shape the future of the world, we need to form as many key partnerships as possible to ensure the governance of this technology for military use and use of intelligence and for use serving commercial purposes. >> quickly? >> from traditional security alliance, nato will be critical but i would say the broader economic partnership in the european union is going to be critical long-term and going in the wrong direction. >> echoing the sentiment the others had the we have the first ai summit in the uk. and need to expand the type of alliances to our al