after hell week. there is a much closer examine there.hell week and beyond. in addition there is a greater screening for performance enhancing drugs, the investigation found there was a concern about that, and they have enhanced the efforts there. victor and amara? >> thank you. >>> the pentagon says it is increasing security screens after a massive leak of classified documents bay member of the massachusetts air national guard. defense secretary lloyd austin ordered a review of procedures around the handling of sensitive and classified material. the pentagon also says routine screenings of people entering and exiting the pentagon will increased to make sure classified information is protected. >>> another interaction with wildlife has led to deadly consequences. why this bison cam had to be put down, after this photo was taken. plus expert advice what you should do if you come across an animal in the wild. from prom dresses to workouts and new adventures you hope the more you give the less they'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinat

during hell week, there are now evaluations every 24 hours, including after the conclusion of hell weekk, so there's a much closer examination there and there are more qualified medical staff on hand throughout hell week and beyond. in addition, there is a greater screening for performance enhancing drugs. the investigation found there was a concern about that. so they've enhanced the efforts there. >> thanks so much. coming up, as the clock continues to tick in the debate ceiling debate, cnn is learning about the key issues negotiators remain at odds over. live to capitol hill in minutes. ( ♪ ) ...andnd thoughtful details... .inspired by you. ( ♪ ) ( ( ♪ ) from the brand that delivers amazing ownership experiences, this is the first ever, all electric, rz. this is lexus, electrified. i think i'm ready for this. heck ya! with e*trade you're ready for anything. marriage. kids. college. kids moving back in after college. ♪ finally we can eat. ♪ you know you make me waa...♪ and then we looked around and said, wait a minute, this isn't evenur stroller! (laughing) you live with your parents,

. >> hell no hell no.ot a chance >> reporter: the white house all but silent about the talks today. no briefing for reporters, though some of those involved in the talks were at a white house event today, the only face-to-face meeting between the party's negotiators today. >> it continues to be a very candid conversation about how we're going to move forward if we're going to be able to come together and ultimately get a deal, get an agreement >> all right garrett joins us now live, and, garrett, negotiators reaching an agreement is really only the first step here, right? >> reporter: yeah, that's right, tom. any handshake deal would then have to be turned into legislation, which then has to be public for three days before it can get a vote. it's clear lawmakers are going to nee most of this extended deadline to get something to the president's desk tom. >> garrett haake for us tonight garrett, we appreciate it >>> we want to stay in washington now two more members of the oath keepers extremist group were

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they're going into hell. they seem eager to cross over into hell, proper. and you read this and you think, wait a second, why are these people eager to get across the river to their eternal torment and damnation? and it's because what dante is telling us is that hell is not simply the punishment for when you do naughty things, but hell is a logical consequence of disordered desires. and c.s. lewis has made this point. we've covered c.s. lewis on the book club that that people get what they want in this life or the next. people tend to get what they want. and so so one of the objects, probably the most important object of education is not just to fill our head with a bunch of facts, but it is to cultivate our will and cultivate our desires so that we desire things that are edifying, that will lead lead us to have a flourishing life, rather than to to disregard our rational will and allow our our base passions and appetites to run away with us. so how do you define a great book of western civilization? well, i define it for the purposes of this show a little

so hell week is week four of buds, hell week is what it's referred to or called because it's one of theer. they swim a lot. it's one of those -- one of the times where they're really faced with these difficult endurance tasks from sunday until friday morning. now, in the case of kyle mullen, he was visited, he went to medical every day that week and his symptoms got progressively worse throughout the week. things like coughing, fluid in his lungs. by the end of the week, by the time he actually made it through hell week as you mentioned, chris, he had extreme swelling in his limbs. the medical report, though, and a number of medical professionals who were interviewed and i read through their interviews in that line of duty investigation several months ago, they said it's very common for some of these candidates to have similar symptoms. again, they're exposed to extreme cold, a lot of swimming. a lot of them end up having this coughing as you were saying, at times coughing up fluids and even what appears to be a red tinged maybe blood, and they have extreme swelling in their extremities

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in an attempt to fix this, there will be much more medical oversight during hell week.tes go after the course will also be right next to the medical clinic . >> reading the details of the case, one of the issues was there were signs throughout the week, symptoms throughout the week. as you said, they were missed, not passed onto the folks treating him. such a sad case. oren liebermann, thank you so much. >>> next, after cancelling her european tour, a source says celine dion will likely never tour again. >>> plus, panic in the sky after a passenger opens a plane's emergency exit midair. hear why he said he did this when we come back. around here, we like to keep things simple and honest. sure do. that's why at progressive, we show you rates from other companies, even if they're lower than ours, so you can choose what's best for your family. comparing rates used to be a hard day's work, but not with autoquote explorer. -need me to help again? -no. so join us and taste why progressive is the name people trust. sorry, are we talking about apples now or insurance? [ laughte

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storm of failures following the death of recruit kyle mullen just hours after completing so-called "hellk." an alarming school bus crash. leading with a truck. the fbi revealing a decades-old plot to kill queen elizabeth during a visit to the u.s. and tonight, major headlines from two popular singers. what paul simon and celine dion are both sharing about their health and their futures. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight." with david muir. >> david: good evening. as we head into the memorial day weekend, still no plan to raise the debt ceiling, but a surprise 11 hour extension of the deadline to avoid a potentially catastrophic u.s. default. saying june 5th is now the dates when the government will be unable to pay its bills. four days later than originally thought. telling reporters that the two sites have made progress and that the white house today, expressing hope. even waiting until the last minute can cause severe hardship or american families and harm our global leadership. millions of americans are anxiously eyeing those ne

oh, hell no. listen, uncle roy, are you listening?uld she dump him when he just got elected el presidente? you cheat on me. you think i'mma let some porn star be the first lady. with the hell? no! [laughter] no, bitch, i'm getting a portrait, ok? a real one with paint and shit, ok? [cheering] roy wood jr: ok, ok. i'm talking about a canvas, the easel, and we gonna sit there for seven hours and look happy, damn it. - ok. you're going every which way then. dulcé, just tell me, what the hell should melania do then? she should be doing what she been doing. take advantage of trump when he's president. and when he's not, let his ass twist in the wind while you at home watching martin reruns and banging his pool boys. [cheering] ok. i mean, she's doing it at mar-a-lago right now. wait. so you know where she is. well, then why are you running up an expense account on my week? [laughter] what you-- what? this is my week hosting, and you running up the bill with all this travel. come on. wow, this is how you treat a black woman? [laughter] that

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hell, seek and cut. a family-type house is a house that was created in order for orphans and children left without parental care to live here, the state is building a house and. well, they hire a family, so to speak. mom, dad, that is, those people who will replace their parents for children. and here we are such a family with my husband for the first six months. of course, i was not enthusiastic about his work. where did she take me? it really changed me in the first place. i'm probably 50 percent of our life has changed. i began to appreciate the fact that, for example, i didn’t realize that she was nearby, that i could do something to change in our quarter for vasnetsova in the city of brest , 35 foster children and 10 of our biological children are being raised and five houses are located one of the most important tasks of our children's quarter. on vasnetsova - this is to unite our all cut yulia always knows how to decide clearly correctly, and she is also a wonderful woman, wonderful, hostess, smil

to talk to, what about yesterday with the guys who came from the direction of bakhmut, well, it’s hellhere, people say there , they use artillery very actively , they well, they are less, as they say, even it was even heard on the air that the very weakest weapon was the 120 -caliber mortar, they didn't even use the 82-caliber, that is, they powerfully enriched the entire front line , well, not the entire front line, this is the kupyan direction. of course, this is again after all, around these bahmuts - this is maryinka, this is avdiyivka, that is, there it would not just be baked here, and there , there, people say, well, the word is hell there, it is a real hell , so to say that they somehow weakened there, so they really became less people there, they have very big losses but so far they are capable to do what they are doing, to make some powerful offensive works well, they are not able, if they were able, they would do it, they tried at the beginning of the year, when their offensive was coming, to break through there near bakhmut, make a bridgehead, then move north from the delim

i respect you too, i respect you so much that you go to hell?evna but marina really did not want to offend you, and i also found an intercessor. somehow i don't care. i have everything ready. so this is how the heart came in earnest. well, the neighbor looked in and called an ambulance. god punishes my sins. so i decided until i understood. when eight years ago? killed here are the things. oh who is it? this is a bandit. he shot at us serezha at night, almost killed a neighbor who heard the shot, it was he who shot. lord of horror. what kind of food will someone feed me from your cucumbers you will survive, understand? i'm telling you. shut up, i say, maybe give him a sandwich so that he doesn’t yell at my son i almost killed him, and since childhood i’ve been with my father, then perestroika is the former director. and on the eve of all this, i suddenly meet yurka at the gate with some kid. in general , we talked, yes, and parted, then i was fine didn't think that. and in the morning my neighbor and i went out. quieter on lyman. listen like thi

that is, that scares the hell out of that is terrifying. you're basically taking what was a propaganda vague, a turn to get into almost like a sites in a weird way and using social media event. twitter does yeah, of course sorted by the way twitter falls found out that it's even worse than what we thought. well yeah, that they sell it. of course, i mean look at facebook cambridge analytical in the way that facebook was operating, or even the test the paperwork was running to see whether or not they can influence the move and the behaviors of people on that. so for media platforms don't use it when it gets to the point when the algorithms control it. that means the algorithms know exactly what you like. they know exactly what you don't like. yes, even though the nuances, the little some data points, he says i'm, we're going to attack that every single day. yeah. once we get to that point, the only thing that we can do to protect ourselves from twitter is to shut it down . but also i was a software engineer for years like a decade. and yeah,

the bbc's hell in with _ british monarchy. the bbc's hell in with a _ british monarchy.sh monarchy. the bbc's. hell in with a scene right here in washington, dc as americans get ready for the coronation as well. and cute helen humphrey in washington. around 100 heads of state are in london for the coronation with representatives for more than 200 countries in attendance. the us first lady jill biden was greeted at number 10 downing street by the prime minister rishi sunak so wife, i had of the coronation they visited the charles decedents primary school where students greeted them with gold incontinent tea party. 0ur diplomatic correspondent james landis has more on that and the coronation guest list and a diplomatic tight ropes that need to be walked. this report does include fashion images. 321. ., ., ., , does include fashion images. 321. . ., ., , , does include fashion images. 321. . ., ., 321. carnations may be grand so man but 321. carnations may be grand so many but there's _ 321. carnations may be grand so many but there's also _ 321. carnations may be grand so

just do whatever the hell you're going to do.ple. >> seth: yeah. >> that's what i'm going for because, you know, we tried -- i think we all tried to pull in the same direction it's not going to happen >> seth: right >> and we're all sort of broken up into these pods on the internet where people just want to hear what they want to hear so, i mean, go ahead you know, go take alligator plaque medicine. whatever the hell you're into. [ laughter ] i don't, maybe it works. i don't know i don't care i'm just - >> seth: you know, you have always had the position that we are -- we have a population issue in this world. >> yes >> seth: like, you believe we have too many people, so i guess every time you see one of this, this is both -- this is an opportunity -- >> people are blaming red ties and blue ties for this whole thing and that's not, you should blame god and modern medicine. because god made people flood and modern medicine kept them all alive. defeated mother nature that's why there's 8 billion mouth breathing morons on the planet

what does this report say about hell week? are things going to change? >> yeah, poppy. scathing rept issued just about this -- the basically inadequate medical screenings and uninformed medical staff overseeing hell week, a brutal training exercise that navy seal candidates undergo. essentially, what the report said is that it was poorly organized, poorly integrated and poorly led, the course was, and put candidates at, quote, significant risk. now there will be some potentially accountability for some of the people that were overseeing this course and that perhaps did not impose the medical screenings and basic checks. there are someone like kyle alive. and screenings and those potentially accountability will be taken against ten people. he died even after his symptoms were made aware to his classmates and to other people who were training with him. they were not even trans mitted to the navy medical center. the medical staff is overseeing the course were completely uninformed according to this investigation. and while candidates going through hell week are given a for

you're scaring me what the hell is going on.w, my father offered me a very cool job, but i 'll be on the road all the time. so now is not the best time to start a family. you say something like that, that means it’s not now the best time to start a family. well, yes, of course, yes together. don't make excuses, it's their granddaughter. how dare you clean up? look, i'm sorry, i'm sorry. get out, graphics to hell. i hate you gone. i just wanted to know. yes, i'll tell my dad. i can't disappoint him. what should i do with this child? sense what to do with the child? he ruined my whole life for me. and now i don't want to. how you want to get out of the states as soon as possible, how expensive it will be, baby. but you will come to your daddy, as if nothing had happened, and i will take over the child ok, i thought. no, you need to decide. now it's not for you to attach a dog. okay. i have a reason. i got my degree today so you're talking to a graduate in interior design. congratulations, i propose to issue. just imagine how much

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i promise you i am working like hell to get them home.plause] [applause] as a nation, we will never give up on hope. things can get better. things can turn, they can change . tonight, unlike last year, brittney griner is here with her wife, cheryl. britney, stand up. come on. [applause] i love this woman. [applause] i love you, brittany. this time last year we were praying for you, brittany hoping you knew how hard we were fighting for your release. it is great to have you home. and boy, i can hardly wait to see you back on the court, kid. remember your promise that i get to bring my granddaughter to the allstate. we've been able to bring home dozens of hostages that were wrongly detained from afghanistan, iran, rwanda, and his whaler and around the world. -- venezuela and around the world. for example, the state department added the threat of detention as a new risk indicator for a travel environment. to go along with the threat of kidnapping, where the threats are highest abroad. i've also signed an executive order increasing the conseq

i'm like, oh hell. oh. and here come my grandmother. back with matthews about loving the enemies, loving. and i'm like, here we go. back to love and people. how can we love people who hate us? how can we pray for people who want us dead? and so for me, i have measured my life by how much progress can we make? how do you pushing how do you keep turning? how do you keep staring? how do you keep loving people? and that is ultimately my test as a human being, but that is the test we all have as americans. how do we keep this american experiment going? you about democracy. yesterday, you and doris and you know douglas, i mean, you guys were like, yeah, y'all pretty bad. y'all brought it back. but fundamentally, as a country, we're out of sync with all of that so called values that we uphold and enshrined even in the words in our document, we're not in sync. the majority of us. and yet we've got to keep pushing and keep stirring and keep moving forward. because ultimately, i do believe there's a there's a force in this society that will move

where were you the hell on your feet lagged behind.hame like some warriors where you were hungry people hey, i just touched you, or something, i wanted to, what happened to come, when the rear aristocracy and political fighters arrived, spend comrade lieutenant, how can this battalion commander complain to drozdovsky, i will be oblique. here is a weapon that threatens him. complain to anyone, though to hell with quickly feeding the battery you are an expert, you are tired of me don't make too much noise, comrade lieutenant. where is long? show him where the battery is, otherwise he will get lost again for a day. i saw warriors. well , let's see how you sing tomorrow there is no consciousness. people do not spare, go on have dinner in the kitchen, and i'm sitting here. no, you're actually a lieutenant. i stand for two more hours. we have even more snow in south kazakhstan. the steppe mountains in the spring there is so much grass, and the flowers are a whole green ocean, and the air in the morning is clean, like the water of the river,

with the biden administration, what the hell has to happen for you to change policy. at what point are you going to take this seriously? americans are under siege here, you are sitting all everyone is burning in america. what we hope to do, is to beg and plead with this administration. i've asked it -- i've asked democrats to join the effort to not repeal title 42 may 11. it's been used 2.2 million times to expel people who came here illegally. that authority comes -- goes away three. it's not like it doesn't matter, it's been used by the administration probably more than any tool in the toolbox. and they are taking out of the toolbox one of the most effective tools that they have to deter illegal immigration and coming next week all hell will break loose across the border and eventually will flow into the interior of the united states. about stopping illegal immigration, don and i have sat down with democrats for over one decade try to solve this problem. this is a self-inflicted wound by the biden administration. they have the power to continue this policy. they hav

region, kharkiv region, terror against villages in the border areas of chernihiv oblast, sumy oblast, hellsk oblast. in our country and everywhere in europe everywhere in the free world they destroyed the safety of death, chaos is all that a terrorist state does, the russian occupiers have not given up their plans to capture bakhmut, now they are preparing a new trap for this is what the commander of the ground forces of the armed forces of ukraine oleksandr syrsky says, in his words, the enemy is regrouping the army and increasing the intensity of shelling of the city with heavy weapons. a few days ago , on a video, columns of smoke from fires and charred high -rise buildings of bachmut, which were once homes for hundreds of thousands of ukrainians, were embodied a childhood dream in the evacuation in the dnipro of a 23-year-old immigrant from bakhmut learned to drive a trolleybus and has been transporting passengers for more than six months. her favorite job helps the girl survive the events that are currently happening in her hometown. the story of the immigrant will be told by valeria

it was a hell of a shadow the definition of night and day the germans are coming.hat's how we reflect will come out. that's how they are, there the neck was renunciation, they razed the cells to the ground and their soldiers are sleeping. here you crawl, touch it , shake it, slavs and slavs. get up yes, well, what a name is such and such you will be on duty in half an hour, in the next part you drive up does not answer touched the dead and this is how the last hours of the defense of the battle of kursk organized the defense. we receive reports of german performances near kursk 56 days it seemed to us that this company should be successful and after 10 days , it became clear to everyone who carefully read the messages of the wehrmacht that the german armenians were entering to balance forces that this was the last attempt. it would only get worse at the end of july 1943. hitler sent another order to the troops after 2 years at the nuremberg trials. this document will become one of hundreds, evidence of crimes, the nazis, the retreating german units were instructed,

then why in the hell, what do you see? you wouldn't think he would be doing promos for twitter not leaving twitter. he has just resigned from twitter. and he says in his announcement that i've just read moments ago that he met tie e b is now going to dedicate all of his time to some stuff, right. which is coming up with its own twitter like platform, right, where people can have real conversations and not feel like they're controlled by the government at least for now, for i want to stop when it was going to be that way. it could have been that way. i mean, all of the social media companies could have been that way. and they, i think that's the problem for the government is a certain information that inhibits their ability to do whatever they're doing from a purely ideological standpoint. and whether that's mainstream media, meaning just traditional media with it, afraid of whatever that is, they need a way to corral information in a way that doesn't damage their particular point of view. so carolling twitter or getting in

cut any of those programs and you're saying the cut is 20% across-the-board, you are going to cut a hell of a lot more with the programs that are left. no we are not going to do that either. i'm not sure. i don't think they are sure exactly what they are proposing. cuts they have to make two other programs will be even deeper. one less thing is very important. the speaker is saying he's been trying to get me to sit down with him for 97 days. 97 days ago, we did meet in my office. i said to him at the time i'm happy to talk to you to submit your budget. i will submit mine and we will talk about it. i don't want to get any rest person disappointed but i think you will remember my saying that. i submitted my budget march 9 in detail. he passed his plan think it was the last week in april. five days after he finally put forward something, i called on him to invite him to a meeting with the other members of the congress. look, over these last few days and weeks this a lot of politics and posturing engagement and it's going to continue for a while, but i am squarely focused on what matters. we

and how the hell fight breaks out where and i fell out probably survive want. can't get away from the war. you won't get away from yourself. that's what's scary. tribunal commander. here is the schedule report where? to the infantry penal battalion of the devil's mother and who will shoot down? i have yellow mouths, right? that's all i can do for you. and you know seryoga , there are moments in life when no one can help a person? it is born by itself and dies by itself. well, the owner does not treat you with tea to give. so fly, walk on the roofs, look into the trunks. and you know, come on, i'm a saint for trophies. in place clap. yes, i am there i'll walk like i'm at home. about their own this forest. you will enter from the enemy side. i know you. do not reveal yourself. well, ivan, let's check the replenishment? turn it off to hell. so that i don't see you. responsibility drive up to a sweat. i don't know you, comrade commander, i don't know, comrade commander. grasshopper 100 grams do not allow to be appointed on duty as eternal duty grasshopper that some

and what the hell are the reasons you really think that he dumped his parents? he left with you.okay, yes. okay, yes, exactly to the woman. she has a boyfriend who works for him. he got a fight there because of her as some local who fell for her, comrade commander. i really didn't know. will not work giants among them and will explain everything. what are you watching? as asked for four trunks, so it is. no problem, everything is fine. can a guy be punished differently? i think, oh, you think, you used to have to think starley. what takes so long but for free? i hit two guards. one is carrying money , the other is sitting in the car. where are you going? mom do you like andrei? i don't know, i can't live with him. mom, what's going on? live as you know. tear mother's heart. you know i can't come. gentlemen, we are glad that we chose our restaurants. come join us at the table. let's have fun, please, let's go but just sit. yes, sure. gouging and it's so easy to do, please, because i'm doubly gouging, and i don't want this one. no don't want no need good guy handsome single young p

yes, war is hell. that is exactly why you have to have a disciplined military, not people that are going to go off like this guy did and provide classified information to his buddies online. you've got to have that discipline. you cannot have that discipline if you have extremes on either side. this is not an old john wayne movie where you have got that kind of war is hell. this is a diverse military. it has people of all races and religions. i think roughly 25% are now women. the military brass, the leaders of our military, have to protect all of our servicemen and women and they have to do it in a way that recognizes the differences we have. but at the same time, be able to watch the chain of command and keep that in line. that is what is most important. the extremism that senator tuberville is complaining is being routed out needs to be rooted out. amy: i want to continue on this issue of white supremacist. we are also joined by michael edison hayden, a senior investigative reporter with southern po

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arsene describes the scene as a vision of hell. >> translator: everything was on fire.ll of the guys are screaming. some bodies are starting to burn down. our boys started giving medical aid on the spot. >> reporter: most people are of the belief that the russians were responsible for that. what is your belief? >> translator: it was russians, 100%. >> reporter: more than 50 of their fellow service members perished. the two men again escaped death. then forced onto russian tv, they said, to show how well they had been treated. eventually they were freed in a prisoner swap. when their health improved, they went right back to fight. do you think you'll get mariupol back? >> translator: obviously, 100%. now it's personal for us against them. >> reporter: not only to win, but in their words, to prove the russians didn't break us. charlie d'agata, cbs news, kyiv, ukraine. >>> election results are in tonight and turkey's president will keep his job. incumbent recep tayyip erdogan won 52% of the vote while his challenger took 48% in today's runoff. it extends erdogan's increasi

eh, this is clearly not the limit, father andrei and yes, there is no bottom and hell. they will say, enough is enough, like a barren womb and dry earth, that is, solomon says, how much water they did not say dry water, water, dry earth will eat everything and a barren womb will not say enough and hell will not say enough, therefore, the satanic state is not satiety in endless striving. deeper, deeper, deeper. we all thought that it was already the bottom, but from below they knock all the time they knock, they knock. so there is no end yet. and this is before this serpentine should unwind to the end. we saw it rolled up and guessed that something would unfold someday, but of course, we are surprised how long it is, how long it takes to unwind. well, of course, we are waiting for it to unwind to the end. eh, they are. these are the fates of god. yes, this is the best proof, of course. well, actually, in fact, the weakness of the church hierarchy. in ukraine, men's so stop hiding behind fig leaves. uh, it means that the strong turned out to be weak, to our great regret.

i don't know what the hell they are doing. but from a political vantage point, the more we talk about this. and not that. the weaker that we are. plain and simple. >> wow, your former district. or your district has a lot of hard-core trumpers. are they still with him, or, are they still maga republicans but they are open to run desantis, tim scott, nikki haley? >> absolutely. donald trump transformed the republican party in such a profoundly, in such a profound way it transcends himself. that's why you see -- >> so they're not writer dye trump? >> not necessarily. they are open to someone else so long as that person is a brawler. what the base of the republican party is, plain and simple, are fighters. they don't want to hear nuance. they don't want to hear someone exhibiting subtleties. they want to see someone go to war with the establishment, someone go to war with the democratic party, someone go to war with general elite-ism. and of course someone go to war was what they perceive as wokeism. and then they can be with some