the number to call is as it is on the screen: the national anti—terrorist hotline.iana grande, the singer herself reacting on twitter. the manager has also been responding. ariana grande herself tweeted actually, quite quickly, simply to say: another one from harry stiles, saying i am heartbroken from what happened in manchester. sending love to everyone involved. a number of music stars to put out similar messages. with urban politicians, the prime minister issuing a statement, saying: we have heard from the leader of the opposition, jeremy corbyn. the tweeted as well: all the main domestic party leaders as they suspend their campaigns. and some response from abroad as well. world leaders have been reacting. a statement to the australian parliament, malcolm turnbull described this as a brutal attack on young people everywhere. he went on and off and his heartfelt sympathy and off and his heartfelt sympathy and resolute solid —— solidarity to people in britain and said his thoughts and prayers were being sent to the victims and their families. he also said the attac

on zero 807 89321 or of course you hotline on zero 807 89321 or of course you “— hotline on zero 807young victims of monday's might attack. 14—year—old sorrell leczkowski. she was a pupil at allerton high. her headteacher has just said this. at the health -- their school community is saddened and shocked like losing her in manchester atrocity. our thoughts and prayers are with her family and friends at this very difficult time and with the families of others who have lost their lives or have been injured. sorrell was a delightful student. as a grandfather said yesterday, she was happy, creative and confident. she had a great group of friends and enjoyed her studies and was a real asset to the school. we can't understand why this has happened but we are very grateful to leeds city council, west yorkshire police and other external agencies who have been in to support our young people and staff, many of whom have been devastated. it is one day ata time have been devastated. it is one day at a time but i am proud of the way eve ryo ne at a time but i am proud of the way everyone in schoo

this is the national anti—terrorist hotline. waiting outside on the old bridge street. i got there at about 10:20pm, maybe. i text my partner at about 10:28pm, saying — telling her where i was, and she's saying she's just finished

this is the national anti—terrorist hotline.hort while ago, we spoke to him run who is outside the concert. i was just waiting outside on the old bridge street. i got there at about 10:20pm, maybe. i text my partner at about 10:28pm, saying — telling her where i was, and she's saying she's just finished the last song, we'll be on the way out. and literally minutes later, i heard a big explosion, and ijust saw my partner and my daughter running towards me. and my daughter was screaming, crying, and my partner said, quickly, let's go. quickly, there's been an explosion, let's go, quick as you can. and i just couldn't get out of there quick enough. and just all these people come running down the stairs, screaming, pushing each other, screaming, crying, and it wasjust — it were manic. but i only heard one explosion. that's all i heard, one explosion. so imran, your partner and your daughter had literally been seconds out of the building when it went off. yeah, it was literally — well, she was at the top of the stairs when the explos

people had phoned the terror hotline, as they are told to do. as they should do.eason we have put in place the prevent strategy is because we recognise the scale of the problem. so what would different parties do to tackle the problem? well, the conservatives would introduce a counter—extremism commission. so far short on detail, it would advise new laws and policies. they say they have committed extra funding for counterterrorism agencies and are recruiting more security officers. labour, too, has promised more security and intelligence staff and 10,000 more police officers as well as more prison and border agency personnel. in the battle for power here, labour are attacking the conservatives over cuts, saying they have left police under—resourced. the tories are defending their record on crime. but like so much in this election, they want to make this about character and leadership. the shadow home secretary was asked again today about past comments she had made, seemingly supportive of the ira. it was 3a years ago, i had a rather splendid afro at the time. i do

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one of the things we have a help line that's a 24/7 hotline that parents and individuals can call into. that's 301-738-call or 2255. that number is hotline service that we had in place for quite awhile and there's a sign and there's actually been a chat service when they're more dependent on texting and online chatting we built those components as well. it's a school based community on school set up it's a partnership between montgomery county department of health and human services as well as montgomery county public schools and nonprofits such as every mind. the model actually integrates a lot of different social services into the schools themselves so we work directly with the schools to provide community advocacy and bringing extra and it's the whole community we're focused on and we also provide case management and mental health services to the students in the schools. >> is that program in all montgomery county schools in. >> it's not. 29 schools in the county have them and hopefully the number will grow overtime and there's a variety of different versions of the program if you l

you can find it by searching immigration hotline. >> from d.c.o seoul, a local journalist turned author experienced culture shock h moved to korea in 2010. he was moving to one of the most home genius countries but in three short years he learned how to navigate his temporary home by paying attention to the people. >> he spent nearly 20 years at the washington post as a reporter. he had never lived overseas and had no desire to. but when his wife's foreign service post took her to south korea, he followed. >> it was the first time i had been an other as we would say. and it was extraordinarily jarring. >> the language barrier posed the obvious challenge but for aaron the unspoken language of korean culture proved just as confounding in his new life in seoul and new job at hyundai motors. >> i learned about reading the air. you know, you ask your boss, may i have one of my two days off that i'm allowed this month and your boss says yes, but you have to know, okay, what's your boss's body language, his boz, where is he standing? good or bad? what a

the suicide hotline is a national hotline, during business hours the hampton va would be there to assist veterans in crisis. the national hotline is run out of our upstate new york office and now in atlanta, they have a second office. >> so contractor office as well said they were that call center for the hampton va. >> i'm sorry, the va and in some cases they run a call center, they do not run the crisis line. they run regular calls that come in and want to be asked for appointments or get to certain places three telephone operator. we do run call centers across the country but it's we only have 1800 number for our veterans crisis line and that's run out of upstate new york in atlanta. >> i'm just trying to understand the veterans crisis line. if i called hampton say not that i'm suicidal but it will say dial seven,. >> it will say welcome and if you're having issues related to suicidal ideation, these better words than not, please dial seven and will automatically be connected to our national veterans crisis line. >> okay. thank you. i have no further questions. thanks for your time. >

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if you saw something in afghanistan, if you know contact , contact us, our hotline. cases basedtigating upon this type of hotline that, is one reason why i appear here, message out, there is a group in the government, our sole mission is to try to taxpayer dollars. host: one more call, independent line, michael, good morning. pedro, good morning, good morning, inspector. guest: good morning. question about that amount, is that amount of money going in or money we got spend? guest: the $117 billion is how congress ap propriated. appropriated, but not yet spent and 5 to 6 billion where appropriating for the next year. host: caller, with that in mind, follow-up? caller: my follow-up would be, we old enough to remember went through aid to afghanistan hen the -- they had conflict with the russians, so this been going on for a long time. and i'm just wondering when is it going to end? guest: that's a good question. that's a policy question, which i can't answer, but no matter do happens, we always can it better and we've got to hold people accountable. only country he repu

so, you know, i totally respect that opinion that you and your that is very hotlines cucall, people you call. these are places that you hard, but i think for every erson that will say this glorified or increased suicide, there is another person that ill say, i was thinking about committing suicide and watched the 13-part series and now i don't want to anymore. realized she made a big cannot and it was -- i believe how much her suicide affected her parents and her to do and i don't want that to my parents and friends. i'm in pain, i don't want to pain on others. i think that needs to be the here.away message as your therapist, you are the kind of friend therapist to think that needs to be the message. ost: what is risk factors for suicide? aest: risk factors, there are lot, obviously complex and hard say, when wehat ki look at risk factor, typically any kind of is mental connection to health issue. if a grandfather was depressed grandmother was alcoholic or cousin struggle withing anxiety, hat we're looking at, the fact this is auch times genetic and hereditary and that is one of main ri

the police are urging for people to speak to them, and to ring the national terrorist hotline, if theyease together what happened here. ed thomas, as we wait for more details to emerge, a positive distraction is the community spirit on display there in manchester. where hearing stories of cab drivers turning their meters off, hotels taking children why they went to be reunited with their parents. -- while they wait. yes, we have seen a taxi driver from while they wait. yes, we have seen a taxi driverfrom liverpool. he and his colleagues have come down here to pick up people from liverpool and taken home. there was a story about a gentleman who approached another with two children, ten and 12, and he said that he was not looking for money, but would take them home. we've seen other people handing out bottles to people walking around. another hotel to my right, they were handing out cups of tea to police officers, to the media who is here, so officers, to the media who is here, so there is a sense of people coming together, just try to help people who have witnessed such terror. and that

i am saying people had found the terror hotline. as they should do.in place is because we recognise the scale of the problem. this is an issue that has jumped recognise the scale of the problem. this is an issue that hasjumped up to the top of the election campaign, the conservatives today pushing their manifesto promises to address security with a new counter extremism commission. they say it was look at wide raging elements of extremism, with a legal remit to identify it. but they haven't explained how that would work. they said it would focus on issues like the effect on women of extremism, they are keen to say that is something they are willing to commit to. labour has been talking security today, reminding people it is pledging 10,000 new police officers on the streets. that is to counter the 20,000 that are being cut by the government in recent years. as in half back on the streets. also promising an additional 1000 new security officers for the likes of mi5, mi6. security officers for the likes of m15, mi6. diane abbott was asked about that tec

and also talk to the international terrorist hotline if you have any information.ait for more details to emerge about the horrific attack, a positive distraction, if you like, is the community spirit. cab drivers turning their metres to off. hotels letting children stay and wait for parents. we have seen taxi drivers giving free ride. two children, ten and i2, and there was a man on his phone desperately trying to get them out of manchester, even though they were not his own. he said he was not a taxi driver, hejust not his own. he said he was not a taxi driver, he just live not his own. he said he was not a taxi driver, hejust live the not his own. he said he was not a taxi driver, he just live the there. he was not looking for money. —— lived there. people walking around in handing out drinks. a hotel giving cups of tea to police officers and people around. people are coming together and trying to help those who have witnessed such terror. that is what police are calling this. they say it is a suspected terrorist attack which has killed 19 people and left 50 more

there was a hotline that was set up. but as a new day starts there as may 23rd gets going as the sun has only been up for about an hour and a half there, many of those trying to get to work, it may be more difficult today in manchester. they have also indicated via their twitter account to check the local sites, to find out whether the train services and/or the ways that they might get to work may be impeded or changed today. but what he was asks alluding to is something that the united kingdom, that london definitely holds to be one of their strengths. manchester of course being three hours north of london is that their closed circuit tv system, if not the largest in the world, one of the largest in the world. so they're scouring through all of that data at the moment, as well as closed circuit tv cameras that might be there in the stadium itself. 21,000 is the capacity that you see here in these pictures on the left-hand side. it could have been up to that amount. it could have been a little bit more, perhaps. the expl

people had phoned the terror hotline, as they are told to do. as they should do.ason we have put in place the terror hotline, the reason we have put in place the prevent strategy is because we recognise the scale of the problem. so what would different parties do to tackle the problem? well, the conservatives would introduce a counter—extremism commission. so far short on detail, it would advise new laws and policies. they say they have committed extra funding for counterterrorism agencies and are recruiting more security officers. labour, too, has promised more security and intelligence staff and 10,000 more police officers as well as more prison and border agency personnel. in the battle for power here, labour are attacking the conservatives over cuts, saying they have left police under—resourced. the tories are defending their record on crime. but like so much in this election, want to make this about character and leadership. the shadow home secretary was asked again today about past comments she had made, seemingly supportive of the ira. it was 3a years ago,

the suicide hotline is a national hotline. the -- you know, during business hours the hampton v.a. would be there to assist veterans in crisis. the national hotline is run out of our upstate new york office and now in atlanta, they have a second office. >> so a contractors office too said they were the call center for hampton v.a. le. >> i'm sorry. the v.a.'s and in some cases divisions run a call center. they do not run the crisis line. they run regular calls that come in and want to be asked for appointments or get to certain places through our telephone operator. we do run call centers across the country. but they are -- it's not -- we only have one 800 number for our veterans crisis line and that's run out of upstate new york and atlanta. >> so the veterans -- i'm trying to understand. >> yes. >> the veterans crisis line. but if i call hampton and say i'm suicidal. >> call the hampton v.a., it will say welcome and if you're having issues related to suicide ideation, they use better words than that, please dial 7. you'll automatically be connected to our national veterans crisis

if they have concerns, please report them to the national antiterrorist hotline. 800-789-0321. 0 it's important here manchester avoid the area around manchester arena, so emergency current services can continue to effectively deal with the incident. thank you very much. >> i was the chief constable of the greater manchester police, making a brief statement there, not taking any questions. let's go to steve who has been on the story. i guess, not providing in terms of facts, but certainly people are asked to call their anti-terror hotline of have information. >> the chief constable of the greater manchester police their speaking, does not want to fan speculation. he gave the facts that they want to reveal right now. again, we know 19 people have thisconfirmed that in incident, as well as about 50 others being treated in hospitals for various wounds. in hopkins, chief constable said it is a very concerning time for everyone that they are working with anti-terrorism from -- groups -- in the u.k. to piece together what happened. he reiterated, police are treating this as a terror incident

time to play some of the messages on the hannity hotline.ry so hard to let everybody talk. geraldo says i'm good at it. anyway, have something to say, call the number on your screen. 877-225-8587. that's all the time we have left this evening. as always, thank you for being with us. see you back here tomorrow nigh night. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and happy monday. we're enjoying ours, and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." the battle over health care is far from over, but already a big chunk of the left has had a full psychotic break. sounds like overstatement, but it's real as you'll see at the prospect of obamacare repealed. just yesterday, andrea mitchell of nbc went on "meet the press"e and suggested the american health care act was somehow a scheme by white men to destroy everybody else. watch. >> let's talk about women. when we looked at the rose garden and the celebration of this on thursday, they were mostly all men and white men at that.

the calls were made to a terror hotline about the bomber years before he struck. why no action?ould it be again, the fear of seeming bigoted? at least some entertainers are starting to reject this. a willingness to fight -- you want to know how pop music actually florist? how the beatles were able to sing all you need is love? you can thank veterans who dispatched dana's enemies in some really ugly wars. giving pop music center stage and long enemies of peace. can music survive under a caliphate? i doubt it. isis has no use for coldplay. the pulse nightclub, all young people, all music fans, all targets. maybe it's time we speak less of love and more about evil. maybe it's time for all you need is guts. jesse, what do you make of bono? he is always a clear eyed thinker. i think he kind of explained it fairly physically. >> jesse: i think it was a very creative thing for bono to say. after 9/11, there is a lot of unity. you had people like bruce springsteen, liberal guy -- doing free concerts for a lot of these things. george clooney. even hillary was at ground zero. every bush.

it's the hannity hotline. >> sean: so many of you have been really, really amazing.g. i know i don't have this camera, my radio microphone without your support. i will try to earn it. i promise. thank you. means a lot. have something to say to me? call the number on your screen 877-225-8587. that's all the time we have left this evening. thanks for being with us. see back here tomorrow night. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." fbi director james comey was back on capitol hill today, this time to testify before the senate judiciary committee. democrats on the committee grilled him over his behavior in last fall's election. in response, the director acknowledged that his aspects -- actions may have played some role in causing donald trump to win and that possibility made him be sick. >> this is terrible. it makes me mildly nauseous to think that we might have had some impact on the election.. but honestly, it wouldn't change the decision. everybody who disagrees with met has to go back to october 28th with me and stare at this andev tell

and we know authorities have set up a special hotline to deal with that kind of horrifying situation. a place where parents, loved ones can get an update on the situation, to get an update on the victims to try find their loved ones, if they are in fact missing. sadly, cnn on the overnight hours has spoken to one woman who was missing her children. i cannot imagine the horror that woman must have been feeling, as well as others who are waking up this morning to the realization that their loved ones are either injured or gone. >> this is ariana grande. we're talking about a pop star who is popular with children and young teenagers. this was the softest of soft targets for any terrorist. and we're talking also about somebody who detonated explosives in a foyer area where people were streaming out for maximum damage, in order to cause maximum carnage as well. and this makes it all the more cowardly and disgusting. >> that's right. as you heard in that press conference, authorities are rapidly trying piece together the identity of that individual who carried that i.e.d. into the foyer and

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important that people continue to be vigilant and report any concerns they have to the anti-terror hotline. >> if you have just joined us, we have been following an update on the investigation by the manchester police chief in hopkins. leaks of intelligence have caused additional distress amongst families and victims. calling for calm and urging for patients. from our international affairs editor, more on the upcoming summit in brussels. the nato summit to be specific. good to have you again. we were in the middle of talking and the differences expressed between himself and president donald trump. just to pick up on this motion of leaks causing distress that the police chief just mentioned, those are an issue at the nato summit. we have heard that british prime minister theresa may will tell donald trump at nato headquarters later this afternoon that information related to the manchester attack must remain confidential. that speaks to broader jitters about how european and nato leaders should handle donald trump because he is so different from previous presidents. that also explains why th

tsa also has a special hotline to assist passengers with disabilities or medical conditions. he was eventually let go to his gait. >> total embarrassment to subjects someone who is clearly not a threat to national security. >> well, tsa says they also make special accommodations for elderly people allowing them to keep their shoes and even a light jacket on. >>> a developing story tonight. the virginia governor's race. we are standing by forward on the future of corey stewart's campaign. the republican candidate says he'll issue a statement on his facebook page at 7:00 tonight. it's less than an hour from now. sources tell wusa 9, he is deciding weather or not to stay in the governor's race. that decision relates two at least in part this protest led by richard spencer and charlottesville on saturday carrying torches. followers marched to protest the removal. republican leaders condemned the demonstration. stuart led his own protest. it's the very same statute and decidingth weaer to disavow and the rhetoric that emerged. the decision may come down to the chances of winning.

>> both of them got fired after they called the hotline. she showed the fake addresses on the client accounts. she was fired for allegedly excessive drinking. now, her lawyer told her she had one drink at lunch with another employee. now, you know, if a company wants to fire you, they can come up with something to put in the hr file. no matter what it is. then they say well, we don't know, did that really happen, or whatever. they said that's not substantiated. the fact she was fired less than three weeks after firing the report with the hotline says speaks volumes. then another example, egregious comments from the supervisor and in both of the cases the supervisors got promoted after doing it. that sends a powerful message. >> back to fox, i should point out is undergoing review of the fit and proper test by the version of the uk's fcc and that figures into that potentially. what do you think ends up happening there? they keep promoting people into the job at fox news and then -- but they seem to be potentially having been involved in prev

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it's not a big foot hotline.ou get on the internet, see where it's at, stay away from those areas. too many people. you want to go where the people are not. scent control. play the wind. got my decoy. do some yips and some yelps and we'll get him in. >> have you been practicing your yips? >> yes. you go -- whoop! whoop! >> what an idiot! >> you don't really believe this. do you? >> yes. 100%. >> take your taser? >> no. i got two guns. right there. >> good god. he's lost his mind. >> two guns. >> while his brother remains skeptical, justin has made true believers out of several inmates. like scott dipiazza. >> i'm going to research where the most squatch sightings are and then go where they're not so i can catch them in the -- i learned this from my buddy flynn. >> you don't want to go where they're overcalled. like turkey hunting. >> no. then they'll run away. go where they're not. maybe a few miles outside of the sightings. what if i put on a squatch suit? pretend to be a juvenile squatch? >> that's risky. i wou

media have reported that two people who knew him made separate calls to an anti-terrorism hotline, warning authorities of his years ago.iews five and again last year. u.k.-born abedi is believed to have been radicalized in libya, where hihis parents comeme fromd have taken part in the 2011 armed uprising against libya dictator during school holidays. cited a security source saying u.s. federal agents had been investigating abedi since mid-1916 and had -- aboutnd had warned mi5 him. jeremy corbin has said that cuts made while forces prime minister theresa may was interior minister are partially to blame. 2009 to 2016, the number of by. police officers fell some 14%. beenrgues there has increased funding for security and intelligence. the authorities are currently 500 terror-related investigations and a further 20,000 people are on their radar. >> to the philippines, where the it now has isis fighters surrounded. thousands of vigilians are up -- civilians are caught up in the fighting. prompted the president to declare marshal law in the southern region last week, and he has threatened to ex

the same has come to light of couple of close friends contact the anti—terror hotline and there has been community as if they are not pa rt muslim community as if they are not part of this nation and they don't do anything. we have to remember that these terrorists are the enemy of british muslims as well as mainstream british society, we are all in it together. the fact that it has been brought to the authorities‘s attention goes to show that there is clearly a failure with the response to it and picking it up. the events of monday also go straight to the heart of the issue of radicalisation because this is a young man who was born here in this city, loved football, had friends here that is the element of this, the horrific element that the vast majority of people in this country just don't understand. we can't get our head around that. i know your organisation tries to work with young men who might be led astray. what are your thoughts about what is a society we are not getting right? i don't think it's really the responsibility of society because the average community member is not re

two people separately called up police hotline warning that he was talking about being a suicide bombere person we have spoken to has not given us any idea of the outcome of that call. it is possible that salman abedi was referred to the prevent strand of the government's work to fight terrorism. greater manchester police have refused to discuss this. having said that, the home secretary said this morning that salman abedi was somebody that was known to the security services, but the question is what did they know about him and what did they do? what she said was that they knew about him to a point. this suggest that they knew more about him than the home secretary told us this morning. that surely will be a huge frustration the families involved here on monday night. let's notjump to conclusions because the security services know a lot about a lot of people. their big job is what you might call triage. they need to go through all the information they have and decide what stuff they can ignore, what stuff they can do something about them what's that they need to take seriously. at that

peer-mentoring pilot programs and the results of the department's study into the creation of a crisis hotline for law enforcement officers. with that said, i want to thank indiana's senior senator for his hard work in drafting this legislation and allowing for my input and those of my colleagues. it's been my pleasure working with senator donnelly on this, and i look forward to continuing our work together on behalf of all hoosiers in the future. in fact, this legislation drew upon efforts undertaken by hoosiers at the indianapolis metropolitan police department. in 2010, indiana's impd recognized the need to address law enforcement mental health and wellness by creating the office of professional development and police wellness. impd captain brian navanotny led the effort to establish the office and has relentlessly promoted its motto: healthy hire, healthy retire. wellness is more than just an annual physical. in 2015, the captain and the office received national recognition being awarded the national law enforcement officers memorial funds annual officer wellness award. their forward think

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i hope the hackers have a tech support hotline so people can call in. hey, man!t bitcoin is. he's, you will pay me $300 in bitcoin. hello? yes, a bitcoin is a crypt currency. you go to bitcoin.org. what do you mean it's not loading. all right, did you turn off your router? yeah, and turn it back on. no, turn it -- no, no, go to bit -- no -- okay, listen, do you have venmo? you know what, just send me the check. send me a check. i just want to get off this call. i'm done. what do you mean you're not done? i'm done. i want to be done. what do you mean i must pay you $300 to be done with this call? ( laughter ) now, this attack was huge. it was a massive attack worldwide, but great britain was one of the worst hit places with even their national health service being forced to shut down. meanwhile, america came out relatively unscathed. but if you watch the news, you would have thought the complete opposite. >> we're getting reports that some hospitals have been hit by a cyberattack. computer and telephone systems are down and staff are having to use pen and paper. >

hotline and teletype to ussia, he, the daily security briefing, the navy seals, the get beret, he wanted to better information, those were important bay the time we got to crisis, his sile brothers and others kept us from hat could have been a tens of millions of people could have been affected by that. service. for your host: guest is graduate of williams college, boston, rtheastern in talking with steven rothstein, executive director of the j.f.k. foundation, i realize this is a what-if question, as well. the chance to ask president kennedy one question about his years in the white would it be? be a i think it would five-part question, because there wouldn't be just one. terms of thinking about the impact, you know. ould he have known that today there would be people in peace corps serving all over the country? corps would have led americorp and of other things, this idea service is needed today more than others and what would be his advice. northkingsley, charlotte, carolina, good morning. caller: good morning. what i would like to mention, discussion ute to is -- i was the day kenned

. >> police set up a hotline to help people find loved ones. armed officers continue to surround the manchester arena as the investigation continues. cbs news now reporting that police in manchester are now looking back through surveillance video from the train system. they're hoping to track the bomber's movements leading up to the attack. meanwhile first responders have recovered parts of the bomber's body. right now the casualty count, we're talking 19 dead, as many as 50 injured. >> the department of homeland security said there is no indication to involve a specific credible threat involving music venues here in the united states. however, the public may experience increased security in and around public places and events. >> the statement tonight from house minority leader nancy pelosi saying, "while many questions remain unanswered we will never back down from our unseahawkable conviction that hatred cannot -- unshakeable conviction that hatred cannot bow or break us. this is the front page of the manchester evening news, the headline te