gen. walker: yes, we do. we see finished intelligence products. senator lankford: are those helpful? maj. gen. walker: yes, they are. senator lankford: you made several comments during the course of the day that i have noted and in your statement itself, where you stated the secretary of the army january 5 letter would help for me to deploy the quick reaction force. for the folks that were on traffic duty and such that day side-by-side with metro police, were those folks armed with less-lethal implements to help in case there was a riot? could they have engaged from where they were with less lethal force? maj. gen. walker: they were equipped with force protection helmets, shin guards, and body protection. they were in the vehicles. senator lankford: my understanding was that those would be unmarked government vehicles. maj. gen. walker: yes, gsa government vehicles. senator lankford: my understanding is that there was a request from the mayor to not have military vehicles and helicopters i

gen. walker: good morning, chairman peters, chairwoman klobuchar, ranking members portman and blunt, and members of the committees. i am major general william walker, the commanding general for the district of columbia national guard, affectionately known as capitol guardians. i appreciate the opportunity to appear before you today to discuss the events of january 6, a dark chapter in our nation's history. i was personally sickened by the violence and destruction i witnessed that fateful day, and the physical and mental harm that came to u.s. capitol police officers and metropolitan police department officers, some of whom i met with later that evening, and i could see the injuries that they sustained. it is my hope that my recollection of the events and my presentation of the facts as i know them will help your committees in its investigation and prevent such tragic events from ever occurring again. first, i think it is critical to understand what the district of columbia national guard's

gen. david petraeus, former u.s. commander in afghanistan and former director of the cia on president biden's plan to withdraw u.s. forces from afghanistan. david: welcome to washington post live. this summer, u.s. troops will withdraw from afghanistan after a war that's lasted two decades. we will be taking a close look this morning at that withdrawal and the implications for some of the afghans who have helped us in that war. in a bit, i will be joined by an afghan translator who worked with u.s. troops for 13 years as an interpreter, talking about getting visas for some of his colleagues who similarly were helpful, along with a retired army colonel who worked to get interpreters out of iraq in a similar situation, and is now thinking about ways to help afghani translators. but, first, i want to turn to general david ,who was our commander in kabul, in afghanistan, and also served as our commander in iraq during the surge there, commander of centcom. nobody knows the region better than g

>> stephen: ben still certificate not gen x.ben stiller is. >> do i look like i'm from the movie single, howl do you think i am. >> stephen: i don't know and i will not ask. >> okay. what generation do you place yourself in, how do you identify. >> the boring answer is that i am in a microgeneration between again x and millenials,-- gen x and millenial, i'm zenillia, if you are borned between 79 and 81 you are in between. >> stephen: what is it exawled an xenillenial. x-enyal. what are the characteristics. >> we don't know we where we belong. like we don't-- like we don't know who to complain about or-- . >> stephen: wow, okay. >> on tiktok there is always like millenials making fun of gen z and we don't know what to root for. and then we die because we think people are going to think we're gen x. and then you know, i wasn't going to nirvana concerts and stuff, like you know, i'm younger than that. >> stephen: okay. i apologize. i apologize. my wife and have i this, i won't say problem but we have this challenge, of whether we a

gen. patraeus: this decision and i think that we may come to , regret it now even sooner than i feared would be the case. you have seen the taliban take dozens of districts in recent weeks. it appears that that kind of psychological element that is so important with soldiers, that they know that someone is coming to the rescue and that there will be close air support, air medevac, additional forces. they seem to be doubting that, and whenever that happens, then you start to see soldiers not fight, desert, surrender, what have you, and we have seen that in dozens of districts, again, just in recent months. as you'll recall me saying very early on, i feared that we were consigning afghanistan to a civil war. and again, that seems to be materializing sooner than i had even feared it would. now, let me say that there certainly is the chance still that there could be a plan for stabilizing the situation, where the u.s., the coalition, and the afghan government get together and determine, okay,

gen.s: as you may recall, the time that the decision was announced, i stated that i feared that we would come to regret this decision. i thought it would take a bit longer to come to that point, but i think that we are already seeing a number of reasons to regret that decision, that taliban had been very swift, and their actions in some cases have been truly barbaric the afghan national security forces have been increasingly difficult, but that is as soldiers and police on the front line do not think that someone is coming to the rescue with additional forces, arrow medevac sources, and also support. it is going to be harder for them to stay in the fight, and you will see what we have seen and some of the areas of afghanistan, which is diversion -- desertion or surrender. even in some areas, they are fighting fiercely, such as around kandahar and some other major cities. laura: president biden wants to end the forever wars that were launched after 9/11. you know that better than everyone.

. >> so tomorrow we're going to see gen 3, and gen 360 will i notice as a customer? s >> pardon? >> will i notice these new innovations you're doing >> you will notice them because our world is a connected world and we believe today and the future is all about the connected elevator, so the gen 3 product we're rolling out builds on our best flat belt technology from the best gen 2, we sold a million of those units, and it adds a connection, an iot connection we call otis 1 that gives realtime access to be predictive and transparent and provide customers access, different passenger experience gen 360 is our most complex, but our most advanced part of the gen 3 family it's available in emea because of the code, allows it there digital architecture, electronically connected, and the passenger experience will be different, but what's really neat about it, besides all of the sensors, and all of that technology is we have been able to put this in a more compact form we have been able to make it safer with reduced entrapments, so passengers will have less time being entrapped also we ha

fits of cinemas, these employees can be dismissed if they do not have a health pulse, either an anti gen test or both components of the vaccination and needed and the letter of which should have been administered during the week before this is completely unacceptable, what is happening in france right now is absolutely unbelievable. 2 years ago, we could not have imagined this at the moment. we are in a situation where people want to go to work and they are told you can't because you haven't been vaccinated. and this is despite the fact that for many years, we have lived more or less from the principle of freedom, equality, and fraternity. and now it's all over mr. mac crohn is currently in japan, enjoying a trip. while there are millions of demonstrators in france. this is unbelievable, absentee law makers are the ones voting for the bills of some stay until 5 am an approved to find the not pass the vote. it turns out that we no longer live in a democracy on the democrats. it's not just the average joe, on the street that's happening to we know that firefighters unions are unhappy as to

this in the city of gen, joy, that's according to local authorities. as we see from the footage, railway stations on roads have been completely submerged and flood water. a gen joy was reportedly hit by a year's worth of rain in just 3 days. the delicia is full cost to continue for at least another 24 hours from floods to wildfire which are raging and ne, russia, with a massive effort. now under way to bring it all under control, a special fire fighting power trip was have been deployed. in this video, you can see them in action, jumping out of planes and power shooting down to the hard to reach areas. now each of those troopers has a 20 later backpack to fight the flames, and of course, shovels very important to dig those fire breaker lines. now the emergency services volunteers and locals have all been doing that bit to try and down the flames and your kuta fixed smokers, hampering efforts in the work to areas. according to the emergency ministry close to 200 wildfires voting at the moment with specialists choppers dropped into help for as far as are

gen. hyten: so, the answer is no. but one of the requirements documents the jroc just published is a requirement for integrated modeling and simulation capabilities from all domains. why would the jroc publish a requirement like that? because it is a war fighting requirement that we actually be able to do that. we have a pretty good capability to model air, land, and sea. but we can't model air, land, sea, space, and cyber. we can't model air, land, sea, space, cyber and the model for all those domains. we can't pull those. in when we actually fight or look at a whole campaign, you have to assume -- >> and we're going to leave the last few minutes of this program because the u.s. house is about to gavel back in for votes and it's part of our longtime commitment to bring you live gavel-to-gavel coverage of congress. the house worked on 20 suspension bills today. they're getting ready to vote on three of them and we'll take you live to the floor of the house in just a moment here on c-span. [captions copyright national

and the miller and the gen fears are considered to be under $24.00 under $22.00. there's some disagreement because it's the cohort, but that gives you an idea of who they are. there are divisions, obviously big divisions by education, by race, some of the same things that promote divisions among older voters. but what ever cohort you're looking at? the younger voters of that cohort, whether it's college educated. busy or rural, or small business owners or whatever you look like the younger people in that cohort, or significant way more democratic than the older people in that cohort. and that includes on issues to like young evangelicals, very supportive of climate change politics. so again, whatever covert you're looking at, whatever demographic group, when you look at the young ones are significantly more democratic. overall, the org is about 60 percent from democratic right dan. hi, dan. how do you look at those divides, dan, how do you look at those divides and, and, you know, when you, when you sort of look at what this next generation coming on was, you know

is it gen z alone? >> what is really driving the trend is how many new suppliers. many sellers are coming into the market. we look at the number of people who say i am interested in getting rid of things i'd know -- no longer where. that number is massive. what -- wear. on the buy side, when you have great supply, great brands, at great prices, you can attract buyers. we think demand will follow. high-quality supply. that is where thread up differentiates itself on making it easier for consumers to give up that supply and think that's why we see a lot of confidence in the market. emily: i sold on thread up, i've seen things on thread up, it feels good when you know it is going to someone who will enjoy it and when you know you're getting something special that somebody else loved, essentially. you think secondhand sales will beat fast fashion in sales? it is taking sustainability in a different direction. it is worse for the environment. >> it is something i'm concerned personally about. as a company and for our kids and the planet. we take a closer look at fast fa

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the gen says he's grateful he was safe at home, went to rental rain lashed. the city would have gotten in history, whether it's safer to stay indoors, that the lesson i learn, then just things happen unexpectedly. people need to be more cautious. this kind of tragedy could have been avoided, but we've got them. people are still coming to terms with the loss of life and loss of livelihood caused by what authorities have described as the worst. on 4000 years, many businesses remain closed. internet and phone connection is unstable. junk jose famous clock tower is frozen at 5 pm. the time electricity was cut off during the height of the storm on tuesday, getting around gender, city is still very difficult. the entire subway system remains closed with tunnels full of water. taking a subway during the storm was extremely dangerous. hundreds of people were trapped encourages as flash, floods quickly filled the underground system. in keeping with chinese tradition offerings has been bird at the entrance to the station. to honor the 12 people who died on the ground,

for example, the daily test athletes are taking is a rapid result, anti gen test. not the more reliable and accurate p c r test. i think the fundamental problem was a lack of open, transparent, and assigned to discussions about the conditions and the rich do your impacts could be held in a safe and secure manner. i think that is totally irresponsible. her own a virus tasking ready derailed. the plans of many potential olympians. you can disrupt the 7th team. we're hoping to compete with the games for the 1st time. but after some of their plans tested positive dakota 19 at their phone, a qualifying event, they had to withdraw. and similar scenarios on already playing in japan. the preparation is very, very difficult for me athletes. and of course that experience is not playing similar with the viruses impacted some countries in a devastating wind hubs. handshakes and high fines are open that the athletes village competitors have been told. they could be kicked out of the games if they ignore regulations, aimed at preventing the spread of corona virus. the not all li

and the us condemned in general terms surveillance of gen. but didn't mention it. as a former is ready, defense official quoted in the system is not just and so that does such things point. so, but the respond to hackers linked to israel quite the same. is it because getting angry is a political choice brilliantly and says pegasus is not able to hack anyone in the united states. i wonder why, just get a vpn anyway. it without. so you still had this saturday rusher avails its latest generation fight suggest at the max as show outside. moscow, you can club a bold along with our correspondence among our stories after this. ah, join me every person on the alex simon show. when i was speaking to guess in the world, the politic sport business. i'm show business. i'll see you then. me . this is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed what will make you feel safe for the tycer relation or community? ah, you're going the right way or are you being that somewhere which direction? what is truth? what is in the world corrupted. you need to this end. ah, so j

whole load of government, all the good ones to carry out my surveillance and hacking of politicians, gen opposition if anyone really across the world. oh, yeah, and human rights lawyer maxwell, the company operates with the approval of israel defense ministry yet. and if the group can only sell it by way i would say so will be, is really government. but as you can imagine, the international response to this nefarious math saxophone which allows dictated to spawn any one they want with a small phone enabled by a company with links to israel. their response was, i mean there wasn't one. so those responses in a nutshell, rush here is a sanctioned and threatened china. an international coalition joined together to deliver a verbal banking. israel not, wait, wait, wait. i did find a couple of responses and it turns out you k government placement that it's going to also grant, as you can see in a way that is legal, responsible and proportionate to ensure side space, yada, yada, yada. and the us condemned. in general terms, surveillance of gen but didn't mention it as a former is ready defense,

. >> i've heard you say, that you your biggest fan of the millennial generation and gen z.how using this generation rise to the occasion in a way that is different than general westmoreland's observations? >> it's interesting, when you think about westmoreland's observation in context, back then, he was worried about whether or not the youth would stand up and join the military. we go through this cycle every couple of decades. when we stood up and all volunteer force, i remember thinking initially, this will never work. who in the world is going to join the military for relatively low pay to put your life at risk, etc., and the answer was millions of men and women. particularly after 9/11, the reason i am so impressed with this generation is because the 9/11 generation, these young men and women that signed up after september 11th, that raised their hand and said i'm going to join the military knew that they were taking on the risks. knew that they would probably go to war. if that's not service, i don't know what is. so, whenever people begin to lose hope about the future

you identify with so in other words, have you got gen direct condition certificate? if you have the starting point that you would be allocated to the female state because the law considers you a woman. if you don't, there is done a comprehensive risk assessment. if you've got on speak hypothetically here a male sex offender convicted of raping, for example, women in those circumstances. i would argue it would be entirely inappropriate to put that person in the general population in the women's state and the policy of the prison service and the ministry of justice foresee star. what the court did make clear is that there is scope for challenge in individual cases. if the particular risk level for an individual prisoner is such that it's not appropriate that somebody should be held. for example, in the female upstate. when that can inappropriate circumstances be challenged with its case by case hundreds of children have been wounded in 7 years of war and east in ukraine, hoffen by weapons fire, new homes, will archie is launched our children of all project to help thos

and the us condemned in general terms surveillance of gen, but didn't mention as well as a former israeli defense official quoted in the system is not just and so that does such things point food. but the response to hackers linked to israel, not quite the same, is it because getting angry is a political choice brilliantly and says pegasus is not able to hack anyone in the united states. i wonder why just get a vpn anyway. this is off international thanks for this weekend. progressing well. still ahead. russia and latest generation, single engine fighter jet set that on going, mike says, show side bosco codes on through the weekend. correspond that we could come aboard . we'll show you more after the break. the so what we try to do is really to leverage on the knowledge of this softness from developed countries and they offer field church services support was so we are, this is sort of a broker 12 things from developing and emerging countries to get access to speed because clearly one of the issues, one of the show stoppers is the cost of the launch in the operation. the what we've got to

in general terms, surveillance of gen but didn't mention is read as a former is ready defense official quoted in the system. it's not just and so that does such things. 2 point so, but the response to hackers linked israel, not quite the same, is it because getting angry is a political choice brilliantly and says pegasus is not able to hack anyone in the united states. i wonder why just get a vpn anyway. kevin, that take a bit of high tech news coming from the able talk about off the break. russia, the latest generation single engine fighter jet, of the mac says, show outside moscow big event happening always continuing through the weekend. corresponding problems, boards will show you what she saw then after the break. ah, i the ah, me rather than dreamer shaped by those in me. i think we dare to ask me. oh, in haiti violence his mother funeral as a nation's assassinated president. the body of, of an elbow east was returned to his home town for a private burial amid heavy security of to violent protest and phase of political volatility in the caribbean nation. while the pentagon mean t

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it considers to be problematic or dis information according to white house press secretary gen saki. so what do we know about this, and how are they justifying it? well, the problem is they're just find it under this term that is being thrown around. now miss information, which by the way is a very strange term because it doesn't indicate that something is untrue or that something that is a lie. and even then i would have a problem with a government saying, you know, social media company take down this content because it's a live freedom of speech, protect us. even liars, from government trying to control what they say. but in this case, they're not even saying that they're saying this miss information on what does that qualify as well. miss information is information essentially that the government doesn't like or information. they say what may be true, but people are getting the wrong idea from, from digesting it. and therefore we have to control it. an example of that, you know, there's this website that the cdc has, where people self report injuries and deaths. according to coron

now, i agree that i mean that is the, the gen, the gen x and why that is, that is sort of questioning why is that we have to push back our ones and desires to travel to, to consume a little more. but i think that at the same time that is a lot of awareness in the generation on what, what you're going to be heading towards. and is this the like that the one for ourselves in the next 4050 years? i think a lot of information and understanding has sort of trickle down to schools in the syllabus into putting into the the, the matter that there's the need at school. so there is going to be a bit of pushback because you're essentially limiting the battery of how much can you really want and go out. but i think the generation is a lot more aware before they take their choices, that they get options. you have a lot of this younger generation or maybe the, the twenties and thirties, we who have accepted to make the change in terms of the transport that they use in terms of the diet they have in terms of how much they can view. what kind of housing, where are they going to live? how much to the

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well, gen x workers hit hardest by the jobs crisis associate with covid-19 gen xers. typically those born between 1965 in 1980 they'll put a concern for those 45 and older. of course, we're going on before the pandemic. but next you say covid made it harder to gain employment and keep it was a job. my from new york, i'm jane king. back to area. thanks, jane. >> 7.20, on the clock. national news now, the first hearing for the congressional committee investigating the attack on the u.s. capitol was an emotional one for the 4 officers who defended the testified before lawmakers in our washington correspondent alexandra limon has the story. >> emotions boiled over tuesday as law enforcement officers shared the injuries and trauma they suffered during the attack on the u.s. capitol. >> the indifference shown to my colleagues is disgraceful officer michael fanone said he suffered a heart attack and concussion. >> after being attacked for known said the investigation into the insurrection on january 6 should not be partisan. he and 3 other law enforcement officers relived th

after one day at sea, we reached the end of the world. news at the southern most tip of argentine, a gen ed, waco is still a 1000 kilometers from the continent of antarctica. this is the drake passage at ease and wind. sure and freely here whipping a violent seas in one of the earth, roughest waterways. but i wasn't very little for the summons. they said the worst story to day this year. it was our 2nd trip back from arctic. you said if you were about 18 hours from south america, when a severe weather system hit us from the starboard side, we said 7 meter high wave winds of up to 50. not even what ends, i think when was every time the crew sales into the drake passage, they have their mobile phones, camera re, always been when it comes amongst a could be told. and these are the outlines of cape horn, a notorious maritime graveyard that harbors the sunken wrecks of hundreds of ships . even today, the drake passage commands respect. everyone batton's down the hatches. it wasn't so dramatic on our trip though. sort of that will look at i'm which luckily technology has improved a lot to day

half of it is disposed of much of the plastic lands on this trash them. recycling isn't common here. gen mary consumer pays the young, fresh, connected together bottles that he can then use to build houses every time i come to you and i like give some money from other people to do, for example, it's likely all dipping and vitamins can. it gives me a lot of hope that even the future in addition, will inhibit their holes. the planet that we, we have done, we have predicted from plastic with s is pressed into the plastic bottles to make, bring many women where folks have him in business, giving them the chance to end their own money. the lab on our wages were raised recently. me for now i'm going to school. now i can pay my daughter's university tuition and give her the opportunity to graduate. the town the consumer says the houses are cool inside, even on hot days. his business has already constructed more than 100 building using over 3000000 plastic bottles in the process. due to the corona virus, pandemic commissions have slower, but there is funding coming in from abroad. we are revisin

the kind of investment that you can have all the kind of trade, authentic operation because we the gen 3, which is family way prevents any sort of corporation. even now, when we are talking, china is totally obscure and is the country of censorship, about the real origin, nature and consequences of damage in europe is now coming to realize that china is no longer a purely economic power, but also a political one. meanwhile, the dock workers union in paris has come to terms with its new chinese bosses and is trying to negotiate workers' rights as best it can immediately a video we went over the last 10 years the our experience with the chinese has been that they always negotiate as hard as they can and demand as much freedom as possible. but if you set your limits and if they come up against strong structures, like i said on a trade union, whether they respect, so they accept our limits. supportive race will remain under chinese control until 2052 when the lease expires. although it would of course be extended the e v. i think china already has enormous influence and i don't think it ne

siempre hay que tener un mapa y le gen le saber dÓnde va a ir y a quÉ hora planifica regresar.o desde el sitio web. puede sacar una fotografÍa de uno de los quioscos. reportera: piden a los visitantes a estar mÁs precavidos. de ese tiempo extra para regresar a su carro. la semana pasada un hombre que iba caminando se perdiÓ cuando se adentro en un Área a la que no estaba permitido el acceso. >> uno puede imprimir un mapa del sitio web de la ciudad de san josÉ o puede sacar una fotografÍa de un mapa. dÉjenle saber a alguien dÓnde va a ir y a quÉ hora planea regresar. reportera: planifique su visita. busque algÚn mapa y no se confÍe de los horarios para que eda regresar cuando aÚn estÉ de dÍa. paola: hablemos de residentes del Área de la bahÍa. recuerde que el uso de la mascarilla continÚa siendo obligatorio en el transporte pÚblico. refugios y en casos de emergencia. tayhana garcÍa contacto a todos los departamentos de salud y nos aclara algunas de estas dudas. >> mucha gente este fin de semana. ella traÍa su mÁscara. >> muchas veces lo omÁn muy a mal. >> hay gente que no lo ent

. >> and being that a majority of olivia's 28 million social media followers are gen z or millennialsthe internet had a field day. pointing out the homage, intentional or otherwise to share horowitz from "clueless" and another drawing a comparison from jackie and the president's account joining in on the fashion fun sharing these photos, tweeting, thanks for stopping by, olivia and using your voice to urge young people to get vaccinated. the white house says olivia filmed several videos with both the president and dr. fauci encouraging young people to get vaccinated. those individuals will roll out on other social media pages and the white house's channels in the coming days. olivia's message is clear, you guys, vaccine there, good for you. >> i sense tiktok is coming. >> bring on the tiktok. if they're from olivia rodrigo, i'm here for them. >> and that 17-year-old boy who broke her heart is probably punching himself, and he could have gone to the white house. >>> coming up, charging your phone but with your own sweat? >> what? >> but first the rising young star the first known pract

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