s coercive, risky may haver at a time when the p.l.c. has declined invitations for military-to-military communication at the senior-most levels. u.s. planes are operating safely, responsibly and in accordance with international law. indeed the skill and professional. i of american service members should not be the only thing standing between p. l.a. fighter pilots and a dangerous, even fatal, accident. and yet, time after time, that is exactly what has prevented disaster in the east and south china seas. secretary austin has said on numerous occasions, the p.r.c. can and must end this behavior, full stop. for our part, the department will continue to raise awareness about the dangers of the p.l.a.'s coercive and risky operational behavior. we'll also continue to seek open lines of military-to-military communication with the p.l.a. at multiple levels including the senior most level. because we believe these challenges are crucial for prevents competition from inadvertently veering into conflict. finally the united states will not be deter

the leader of havering council has said the authority could go bankrupt in six months.don's leading allergy doctors have produced a new super—guide to help people who suffer from severe food allergies. the leaflet is designed to help patients and those around them deal with an emergency. it comes as figures show hospital admissions linked to food allergies has more than doubled over the last 20 years. so, for me, this leaflet is all about raising public awareness, so that people know about identifying allergic reactions early, they know the importance of treating them early, of making sure that they use the right treatment in the right time, in the right place, so that we can make sure that those figures stay as low as possible. london's millennium bridge is to shut for three weeks for urgent repairs. the pedestrian crossing — also known as the "wobbly" bridge — opened in 2000. now, a layer of membrane has started to degrade and needs to be replaced. diversion routes will be in place via southwark bridge and blackfriars bridge. let's take a look at the tubes now. there'

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not even bothering to do that, we we're just you know publicly saying that everything is doing is haver is fine um and it should continue doing that and at the same time on home front so uh not not not just on the international stands but on the home front people in the uk are being propagandized uh like you would not believe mean i was i was just watching sky news now and they were questioning the death figures you know like so they they obviously they can't come on and justify killing 2000 children uh because that doesn't work to call them mass fighters so they they just start saying well the figures aren't correct because the ghaza health ministry is run by hamas. hamas are the government there, but hamas cannot just fake numbers, uh, so this is the level of propaganda that people in the uk are being subjected to, but it is good and and and it is good to underscore the fact that hundreds of thousands of people are taking to the streets, so it seems like the propaganda is not working, it might work, you know with our ambassador in new york, but it's not going to work and stop people f

his opponent is the eccentric anarcho-capitalist haver miley, who, among other things, proposes to dissolvek. how to understand what is happening in argentina, sergei brilev. soon. queues in argentina will again be at voting stations, and today a popular place where theater tickets are sold, by the way, is in the repertoire of vaughn and vasa. maxim gorky, what kind of political vision awaits argentina now? we'll see. in case anyone doesn't know. argentina's capital has the third largest jewish community in the world. by the way, new york is in first place, tel arif is only in second, and boenes aires is in third. however, on the eve of the un, argentina voted with a majority, like almost all latin america. only uruguay abstained, and only guatemala and paraguay were against, which, by the way, by coincidence, is still recognized not by the people's republic of china, but by taiwan. but in argentina itself, will something happen next? behind me is a new building of the argentinean mit, glass, here is an old traditional mansion, well, it is clear that, by definition, diplomats carry out the

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asset engaged in risky may haver or how the p.l.a. asset behaved in any given interaction. but all these examples we released today underscore the coercive intent of the p.l.a. by engaging in these behaviors, particularly in international air space. and the bottom line is that in many cases, this type of behavior can cause accidents, and dangerous accidents can lead to inadvertent conflict. in january of this year, for example, an american aircraft was flying in the skies above the south china sea, safely, responsibly, and in accordance with international law, hundreds of miles from land. a p.l.a. jet fighter approached our asset at a speed of hundreds of miles per hour, clearly armed, and closing to just 30 feet away. in fact once it was there, the p.l.a. fighter jet lingered at the narrow proximity for more than 15 minutes. just weeks before, indo pacom had publicly released video of a similar incident and for the p.l.a. to engage in this coercive, risky behavior, so soon after that incident, indeed for p.l.a. operators to continue this behavior at all, points to what thi

marshals haver good at tracking fugitives. in this initial phase, an area that's not near a metropolitan area, takes time to get resources to that location. by now at this point no doubt seeing multiple agencies from across the state, perhaps neighboring states, proximity to the nation of canada, border alerts going out, where you have mass shooting near an international border to ensure every one of the border guards who might be trying to flee in that direction. what's the end game of this individual? do they want this to end in their own death? we talked a moment ago, the shooting in high land park on july 4th two years ago authorities told us that the suspect in that case after he fled the initial mass shooting he went to another area near a park and was, you know, looking for additional large gatherings of people he was fleeing police, he didn't stop to conduct another attack. he had a weaponry with him. authorities don't want these large gatherings certainly if there are bars, restaurants, places where you may have a lar

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it's embarrassing watching his may haver. in hearings, with other members. he's never even passed legislation in the house. not even talking about, not passing anything into law. he has accused of covering up sexual abuse. of wrestlers that were under his charge. he wasn't the head coach, i know that. but he's been accused of that. that didn't come up. i have to say when elise stefanik mentioning wrestling when she gave her speech knowledge nateing him. host: you're talking about the story when he was assistant coach back in ohio, he and his office have denied knowing anything about it. caller: i know he's always denied it, what else would you do? but the wrestlers themselveses have come forward and spoken quite clearly. besides all of that, you know, he's elected in -- my sister has lived in his district for a while and our whole family, you know, has conversations about this. mostly republicans. but one of the things they don't understand is, when people like him have caused such division, not just, you know, people talk about dividing family, we have a ha

i'm not going to go through anothe haver because of monkey pox. >> he's going around town getting lubed throp, on people, god knows, going back to people's apartments, partying all night. we are we're going to have a big outbreak of monkey pox and we're all going to have br take off work going t. i think the weirdest thing is that people are keeping these as petead offs. >> yeah, i think it's weird, too. and it's not the first time he's terrorized othe them as>>re but kennedy is right. it's the fastest moving primate on the planet, so we can expect more of them. >> he's got a rap sheet,n judge you looked at. d i suspect he does. but we don't keep records in americaey'v. l all right. up next, it's the last place on planet earth you want to beac ,but orlando airport wants you to come hang out even without a flight. ome hangtheir day pass programtt basically turns the airport into a mall, giving flight less folksur access to all foodv and retail storefronts. but you still have to go througinh the annoying securitys screening areas. >> greg, will we be finding grl though thismall. is actual

. >> should they say every yea whatever you spend on salary on to say,haver else, the federal reserve is to pay the amount, is that okay for you? >> have we moved off of remedy? >> weeksr can only ask. >> the only way to get to an ative answer is to start on your own. there's n provision. >> my colleagues have accused us, i'm not one of them. my approach which fore is the apopriate one, we'veot something unconstitutional, we don't throw away the baby with the bathwater, he tried to figure out with the bathwater is. tell me what the bathwater is and how we limit the effect. >> tohere is no bathwater here. there's no valid w to do an analysis that get something reas. the most you can do is somehow rewrite this to come up with standing appropriation of 750 million for inflation in >> and return the treasury. >> one is technical manner, i don't kno how you can get the so i think i would be far beyond anything the courts never done. you would be adopt a funding stream, standing aiation, amount highen the agency has never needed before and something congress has never done so you would esse

outside except we know that cather wrote major portions of "my antonia" in a tent and a medicineo haversed high mowing near jaffrey, new hampshire and so this represents part of the moment where the novel was taking shape in catheterize imagination. we have many letters, particularly between cather and her family and cather loved to share the good news and sometimes bad news about her writing life and professional life as well as much more with her family members. this was a letter to her dear brother roscoe. sharing reviews that she got from "my antonia." "my antonia" was distinctive in cather's life. it propelled her into a new level of response. readership. the critics loved what she had to say and she wanted to share this success with her family. this one she's quoting reviews to her brother and the other one is to her sister elzy. she takes time to both share with elzy some of her ambitions for the novel. what she wanted to accomplish. in her effort to be authentic and to tell the truth, the whole truth but also she wanted to share the an dick tote about when she saw some women in a

but interesting to see this reaction from havering . this reaction from havering. >> well, that video you've got a viral video and this is off the bedbugsin viral video and this is off the bedbugs in france . and the big bedbugs in france. and the big scare is and i do have to say, this would make me think about going to france or paris. this would make me think about going to france or paris . and going to france or paris. and the fear is that they will spread with the eurostar or whatever and come to the uk. christopher have you ever had bedbug? >> i've never seen one, no, have. >> have you? >> have you? >> yeah. and i was staying in a terrible, terrible dive of a hotel . and you know, it seemed hotel. and you know, it seemed good at the time. and it was the right price. i was young and it is. you feel dirty. right price. i was young and it is. you feel dirty . and that is is. you feel dirty. and that is what i can only tell you. it is disgusting. and you see these pictures. >> i mean, just in case people listening on the radio, i'll just say you should be grateful that you can't se

that's my may haver. i don't know if that's consistent with others across the room. when i was asking i saw a lot of heads nodding yes. we want to make sure there is that trust to be established with form of communication. my followup, i want to talk about the impact on consumers specifically. can you show how messages and calls defraud customers and limit access to goods and services? >> we have an example of an elderly woman in virginia who answered a prerecorded call purporting to be from the social security administration that it had found drugs in car associated with her and if she didn't pay a certain amount of money to do a certain -- take a certain number of step she is would lose her social security. as a result she actually ended up losing hundreds of thousands of dollars of savings. i have many more examples, i don't know how much time you want me to take with them. but a lot of them are written up in our scam reports on our website. >> what i may do, if we can get that report, we'll have that submitted into the record. that is part of the record nor parti

a number of these other violent groups that in that region haver said their red line is if the u.s. gets involved directly on the ground, either with hezbollah or against hamasn and that happens, then this whole thing could explode into a regional war and thas thist ii america's interest. and i think we need to do everything in our power to keesa this contained to the gaza strip. >> i think that's exactly >> t at thendothza pentagon and over at the state department. we're out of time for this wet. nt the state colonel davis and cameron hamilton, thank you very much. we certainly appreciatu very mu i appreciate you both spending time with us here tonight. we'll have you back. we appreciate it will k. . meantime, families of hostages held by hamas nearly a week now growing more desperate by the minute. meantime, president biden sent in 60 minutes interview that this government, the u.s. governmentie, is working like o get them back. and rafferty joins us once again on the latest rescue efforts. on teah, good evening, kevin. president biden met virtually on friday with the families of

d ceasthe hamas terrorists t who have no regard for human life os haver hezbollah. oth to the other side of israel, sid would destroy israel. they have said so. they have plotted, they have plan. they have scheme to do so. and meanwhile, today , iran'snt foreign minister warned israel of new fronts openinopening in war if they don't stop their retaliatory strikes, meaning defend themselves, which iran is now referring to as war crimesiran is refe. that's a bit of a joke, a sickic joke. now, these strikes wouldn't have been necessary if hamas hadn't killed 1300 plus israelis and didn't and burn and behead even little babies and women while apparently carrying isis flags as they commit these brutal, violent, repulsive acts. now, the comments from iran's foreign minister came during foi a to lebanon in which he met with the head of the iranian he terrorist group hezbollah, which has been firing rockets into israel all week. and earlier today, hezbollah claimeerroristd for attacks on s military posts along o the lebanon and in a desperate and frankly, pathetic attempt t