and we're honoring sergeant joel this week with a little bit about sergeant joel.ginally from london, england, but has been living in the us since 2001. before joining our police department in 2012, he worked for the los angeles police department for five years. like our chief in 2018, he was promoted to sergeant and was put to work as an svu investing for almost six years. later, here we are. sergeant joel still works for svu as one of our more senior investigators. when sergeant joel is not at work or busy working his cases or on call, he likes to enjoy time with his wife and two kids, a boy and a girl who are sitting in the back. with us tonight. right. i think the image many people have of domestic violence is a woman who has been physically beaten by her partner. but domestic violence in the work that goes into the special victims unit and encompasses a wide variety of crimes, it includes rape, sexual assault, robbery at dated assault, simple assaults are committed by intimate partners or immediate family members, even strangers and victims can be men, women,

joel: thank you, rajini, for having me.was a powerful statement, it was brief, six think, to the point-- succint, to the point. president biden explained his view, embedded in the historical narrative of the jewish people and the jewish people's suffering, but his personal direct experience with israel. he recalled his meeting with golda meir 50 years ago where she told him that the israelis had a to go but there, that had nowhere to go but --nobody go by there, to paraphrase it. rajini: we just heard that secretary of state antony blinken is going to be visiting israel. they don't say when exactly, but in the coming days. what will that trip likely achieve? joel: you know, it's probably going to be this combination of heart and hardware, where secretary blinken, who is jewish, i'm confident he will be there to mourn the deaths and do it in accordance with jewish tradition. i am jewish, too, and there is a period of mourning, and israel will be in mourning for a number days. and then he will be strategic and talk brass tack

joining me is joel reuben and jim are chemali.to ask you about the global response to this potentially imminent ground invasion. what do you make a secretary of state antony blinken's diplomatic efforts visiting a burn countries in the middle east? has the administration been successful thus far? >> it's been incredibly effective up to this point in terms of getting our allies in the region on the same plate with the united states, in preparation for what could be an incredibly intense aliens significant amount of time. we have to make sure that this does not spread beyond this. and that means from an american perspective, working with on the allies in the evening, they understand the american position as well as -- for specific tasks and hell. as we discussed with the humanitarian assistance corridor in the hostages in getting them released, other countries in the golf who do have skin in the game, they made peace with israel and they're watching this very warily. very concerned with what the spillover could be. this shot of the

joel, please stay with me. we're looking at these live images as the president of the united states and the first lady greet the prime minister of australia at the white house right now, and the prime minister's partner there, who is joining him on this visit. and so we are going to see an official opening ceremony complete with all the pomp and circumstance with the troops, with the band, with it looks like a photograph. we also anticipate some remarks by both of the leaders here. joel, as we continue to watch for just a moment these images, talk to us about how this goes over just the juggling act the president of the u.s. is having holding a state visit with a partner like australia at a time with everything so focused in the world. of course there's the ukraine conflict as well. >> yeah, ana, i think it's a great sign quite frankly to have president biden hosting a core american ally in the indo-pacific. australia and the united states have only grown closer in recent years. there's a nuclear power sub deal

joel, i will start with you.evious segment here, the former israeli ambassador, michael oren, talking about this pivotal moment, in israel. just give me your sense of, where the situation goes from, here and whether or not it fundamentally changes, or upends the dynamics in the region. >> >> amen, it's great to be with you. i -- and i will tell you, without a doubt, this is a different moment, without a doubt every family in israel right now is touched by, this has been devastated by this. they are still in fear, in fear of the ability to walk out into the street, children not being able to go to school, not being able to go shop, cousins being called up, cousins of mine being called up to serve. and so this is a moment with israel that they hadn't experience in decades, and what this is going to do is mobilize all of israeli society. there is now a significant around -- for whatever action -- regarding hamas and gaza. and so, we're going to be looking, and i think everybody is sensing, we want to be looking at a

it's because they believe that admin joel coal is a mit white to them. and that is the core of all of this white mist is imbedded in american. evan. joe, cool. if you could have black in the jungles, you could have latino evan jungle. but why dublin, joel coles, or the senate won, not of everything they are yet. and so as a voting block, they are the people that they go for. and let me say this very clearly, because this is the way you need to understand why i have a job is like, don't try. donald trump delivered donald trump delivered the pre court justices over $200.00 justice. it's donald trump delivered for them. she was there, deliver it from when we say deliberate, supreme court justices, we're talking about the justices who would overturn robi way. that's right. okay. and which was the thing that they have been fighting for for a very long time. and so he got those justices. he got those just as a sort of a lot of everything for them. so why wouldn't they go to the capital and fight for him? why wouldn't they go to the ballot box and fight for him

and so that's what evan joel calls think write down who are for donald trump. chris is in your book using john wayne. you write that evangelical support for former president trump is the combination of evangelicals embrace of militant masculinity and the callous display of power at home and abroad. those are ideas that seemed again to be at odd with some of their fundamental faith claims to fund middle beliefs. um, how do you reconcile, how do they reconcile these things? do they attempt to reckon out? and i love you to wellness as well. i mean, how do they reconcile this stuff? yeah, i mean, they didn't seem to be when i 1st started this research, which was almost 20 years ago now actually i was, was looking at popular of indelicate books on masculinity and how to be a christian man. and this is a huge market, right? these books, some of them are selling in the millions. so vast market and people are men are studying these in churches and in small groups, what does it mean to be a christian man? while i read some of these, and i was surprised because there wer

and we're honoring sergeant joel this week with a little bit about sergeant joel. he's originally from london, england, but has been living in the us since 2001. before joining our police department in 2012, he worked for the los angeles police department for five years. like our chief in 2018, he was promoted to sergeant and was put to work as an svu investing for almost six years. later, here we are. sergeant joel still works for svu as one of our more senior investigators. when sergeant joel is not at work or busy working his cases or on call, he likes to enjoy time with his wife and two kids, a boy and a girl who are sitting in the back. with us tonight. right. i think the image many people have of domestic violence is a woman who has been physically beaten by her partner. but domestic violence in the work that goes into the special victims unit and encompasses a wide variety of crimes, it includes rape, sexual assault, robbery at dated assault, simple assaults are committed by intimate partners or immediate family members, even strangers and victims can be men

joel, i thank you for being with us this morning. i appreciate it. i want to apologize to danielle pletka. we lost her connection. i apologize to her. i hope and look forward to hearing from her shortly. more special coverage of the war in israel when we're back in 60 seconds, including the white house response to the attack and the carrier strike group steaming towards the region. plus, why did israel appear to be caught off guard by this attack? the questions being raised about intelligence failures there and here. >> this is an attack that i don't think anyone saw coming in the immediate. the immediate. this is spring semester at over 13,000 us school districts, which have become top targets for ransomware attacks. but there's never been a reported ransomware attack on a chromebook. which is why thousands of schools like the fairfield-suisun unified school district switched to google tools for education. so they can focus on teaching and 22,000 students can focus on learning, knowing that their data is secure. ( ♪♪ ) you know that feeling of havin

joel, always good to have you on the show. you know, when this happened yesterday, of course, one of the things that came to my mind was, what's gonna happen to the attempts to normalize relations between saudi arabia and israel? what are your immediate thoughts considering the fact that saudi arabia came out with that statement that i just read to our viewers? >> katie, it's great to be with you. thank you for covering this. look, the saudis, as whaley normalization top, there was always a lot of skepticism in washington about how far they would go and what that would really mean for the region. what the core issue that was seeming to create tension in terms of their advancement was the question of the palestinians and what to do and saudi arabia was calling for mbs, leader of saudi arabia, calling for better living standards, better life for the palestinians, progress towards peace. so, without a doubt now, the pressure on saudi arabia will be extreme to stand by those words. and i think that for the united states, it does p

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and despite that, joel rubin, the u.s.ear about it support for israel and its war efforts. and earlier today there was this moment in the press conference where israeli officials were referencing the close relationship to the u.s., and thanks to the u.s. for all of support, almost as if they were -- i would say trying to say that the u.s. is right in this with them. and so long as the u.s. is in this with him, they are going to keep going head. what do you make of this kind of dynamic? and the isolation that the u.s. and israel finding selves in? >> it is no secret that the united states -- we are israel strongest ally, closest friend, and biggest backer in terms of military assistance. but also on a variety of engagements and a variety of components of our bilateral relations. look, without the united states backing israel they would be practically no ability for israel to continue to go forward. but that, still, is not what is the question. the question for israel is, how does it eradicate hamas and it's terrorist infras

joel i villarreal interesting to local taxpayers. joel - villarreal interesting to get your perspective. your perspective and thank you forjoining ve— forjoining us. appreciate it. thank yom _ former president trump dropped his $500 million lawsuit against his former personal attorney, michael cohen on thursday evening. in april, mr trump filed a lawsuit in federal court alleging cohen breached attorney—client privilege as well as a confidentiality agreement. a judge ordered trump to sit for a deposition by cohen's attorneys on monday in new york, after delaying his deposition twice. trump's campaign suggests he intends to refile the suit against his former laywer at a later date. to the war in ukraine now. there's been international condemnation of the deadliest missile strike to hit the country for more than a year. local officials say the russian attack on the village of hroza killed more than 50 people. many of the victims had been attending a funeral wake. the white house described the strike as horrifying and the british prime minister said it illustrated moscow's barbarity. our c

joel zahev president of med global.t currently has a team inside gaza. doctor, thank you so much for joining us this evening. i don't even know where to begin to describe this. but i just wanted to get your sense of what it means when we hear organizations like the united nations relief works agency so they are going to have to make some very tough decisions, including hospital workers because fuel is running out and supplies are dwindling. what does that mean? >> thank you for having me, ayman. i think what that means means that doctors and administrators and hospitals and others will have to make tough decisions, on which patient and which condition they have to let go. let's go means left them die. because you have a huge influx of patients who are severely, critically ill, many of them are injured. and there's very limited resources to treat them. and these resources of the medical supplies, the specialist, the nurses, beds in the hospitals, icu beds. and of course, electricity. i have been in gaza for times. so, al

but why dublin joel coast are the senate one, not of everything they are yet. and so as a voting block, they are the people that they go for. and let me say this very clearly, because this is what you need to understand why i have a job is i don't trust donald trump delivered donald trump delivered to pre court justices over 200 justice. it's donald trump delivered for them. she was there, deliver it from when we say deliberate, supreme court justices, we're talking about the justices who would overturn robi way. that's right. okay. and which was the thing that they have been fighting for for a very long time. and so he got those justices. he got those justices where he lined up everything for them. so why wouldn't they go to the capital and fight for him? why wouldn't they go to the ballot box and fight for him? why wouldn't they believe that the election was a lot? because donald trump was ordained by god to be in that particular position. and so that's what evan joel calls think write down who are for donald trump. chris is in your book using john wayne. you

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joel, thank you very much for being with us this morning.et's just start with the white house proposal -- i was just speaking with "washington post" reporter leeigh ann caldwell. it seems that they are suggesting that ukraine aid should be tied to aid to israel to expedite that funding. if you were elected to congress, do you support coming it that way or should the aid to israel go out with no strings attached? >> great to be with you. and aid for ukraine should have been passed long ago. so absolutely that aid should be tied to supplemental package that may support additional aid to israel. you know, to what congressman bacon is talking about as well, this is a disaster. when i served in the obama administration as senior liaison to the house for the state department, the idea of not having a speaker functioning effectively is just unthinkable. we would have to provide classified briefings to the speaker, the speaker would make decisions right there with dr direct committees. and currently acting speaker, not clear if legal divisions can b

joel rubin, thank you very much for your time this morning. we have had a very emotional morning here as one of the hostages just released by hamas was speaking out just a short time ago telling the world that she went through hell. you will hear more from her ahead on "cnn this morning." don't go anywhere. the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hours of battery back-up to keep you online. only from xfinity. home of the xfinity 10g network. ♪ >>> we're glad you're with us. i'm poppy harlow with phil mattingly in new york. erin burnett is live in tel aviv. moments ago we just heard from one of the two hostages just released yesterday by hamas.

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joel, to your thoughts after the president's remarks?> president biden, he really spoke to the soul of the jewish people in this speech. he was speaking from a depth of empathy and understanding, understanding jewish history, and getting it directly as to why the israelis feel so deeply concerned and upset right now. i got to say he spoke in english about the jewish people live forever. that's been everywhere in the jewish world since the attacks october 7th. and that's because across the world jews are feeling nervous, scared, worried about the future and the state of israel. this speech went further than anyone could have ever hoped for in really providing assurance to israelis and jews around the world that the united states has israel's back. >> and you know, there is the possibility, the concern that maybe this will be spreading and what has been spreading throughout the region are a series of protests. we have some images just outside of -- this is in beirut. outsides u.s. embassy in beirut. this is happening, you know, as we speak

keoghan: ...and joel and garrett reach their breaking point. joel: i might puke. i'm tired. >>> now at 11:00, breaking news, a mass shooting in maine. after dozens of people were gunned down. what we know about the person police are searching for who they say has tactical training. >>> the california pastor who has lost contact with his staff on the ground there. >>> and another qb crisis for the 49ers, why the team might be looking for a plan b on sunday. >>> hello, i'm sara donchey. it's a crime that's massive and horrible overwhelming hospitals and law enforcement and shocked the country coast to coast. tonight another mass shooting in america this time in maine. at least 22 people are dead, dozens more hurt. an entire city is sheltering in place as they chase down the person of interest. a firearms instructor with military training. the shooting happened in lewiston, maine. the second largest city between augusta and portland, home to about 37,000 people. here is what we know so far. a shooter opened fire at two different places. people were caught on camera w

daniel daniels, joel rosenberg. colonel, the groundwork, to anticipate. i know you said you'd wait. directing this. to anticipate happen soon. >> if israel will make their decision based on sound tactical objectives i think they will wait. if there to make it on pressure or motion think he could come soon and there's mixed messages could come very soon. >> yeah, joel rosenberg for you and the other side of the country. what you think about hasbulla? do you think it's going to happen? do you think they're going to want a bigger attack day by day? it's become apparent role. >> have 2 choices in israel. we can wait for them to slaughter us we can take the fight to hasbulla and to of wrong which is 84 percent nuclear enrichment. we cannot be solders on 2 sites. already losing over deterrence. we can't let ourselves be slaughtered. we have to hit hard decisively and overwhelmingly now. >> to you talked about the hostages. probably in a pattern here bill weight will be seen more dribs and drabs of hostages? his countrymen to get more involved and we see big number of hostages in the comin

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joel jones from our sister station in portland has the latest on where things stand. >> today, 44 year-old joseph anderson pleaded not guilty to 83 counts of attempted murder. and one count of endangering an aircraft. the alaska airlines pilot was arraigned in multnomah county circuit court today after being arrested sunday night for allegedly trying to shut off the engines of a flight heading from everett, washington to san francisco in midair. new court documents show anderson told police and medical personnel that he had consumed magic mushrooms. approximately 48 hours prior to the incident on the plane with investigators saying anderson later admitted to officers that he was in crisis and he put 84 lives at risk that night, including his own. we asked the district attorney's office about the other 83 charges of reckless endangerment. anderson was originally facing really right. >> represent dangerous charges for is on those can all be considered by the grand jury. if before the grand jury. so those are still something that can be considered. >> and it was joel jones reporting for us to

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i'm joel fishman, president of the public diplomacy council of america. it is my privilege, on behalf of the george washington university institute for public diplomacy and global communication, the university of southern california annenberg center on communication, leadership and policy. i did that without reason. and the pdc a to welcome you to the first monday of september 2023. nevermind that this is the second monday. it always is in september. today is september 11th, 9/11. many of us in this room will always remember with clarity where we were and what we were doing on that day 22 years ago and the struggle to reach out to our loved ones. we will move on with our agenda today but we do so holding in our hearts the spirit of the almost 3000 who perished during that disaster and the many more whom we have lost post 9/11 through their elements derived from heroic rescue efforts and conflicts. today's tech host is pb ca hello gabby stall. gabby, where are you? in the back. mike korff, right here in the front row, will be monitoring questions from our

and i think you also said, joel, that you will still need to get board of supervisors approval to go ahead and do that . and i was wondering if there were a way that you could anticipate that we could obviate that step, not sure. and one suggestion i was going to make was that maybe if the amount of the funding that's still unexpended was below a certain percent, you could just say, okay, this is only 2. we're just taking funds that, of course we're going to have some left over. some are going to be overspent and we're going to put them together and it's a perfunctory notion. we don't think we need to burn the staff time or burden the board of supervisors to talk about something that's just normal business. and if that can't be done, i wonder if you could again, i won't say circumvent it, but obviate the need to go to the board of supervisors by just reporting to us since that's what we're supposed to be doing, is overseeing bond expenditures. and we could either say yes or no on it. and then it could become like, what a what do they call it? a calendar on there item the consent cale

that is joel rubin that isjoel rubin there, talking to be earlier.rlier. pope francis has called for a ceasefire in the israel gaza war, and appealed for the release of all hostages. he was speaking in his weekly address in st peter's square. translation: let us not give up. let us continue praying for ukraine and for the dramatic situation in palestine and israel, and for other regions at war. in gaza in particular, let us open humanitarian aid spaces, and let the hostages free immediately. let no one abandon the possibility to stop weapons. stop, brothers and sisters. war is always defeat. always, always. that was pope francis there. in other news. tributes are being paid to the friends actor matthew perry, who's died at the age of 54. the star — who played chandler bing in the globally successful sitcom, which was one of the biggest shows of the 90s and noughties — was found dead at his los angeles home. our arts and entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba reports. each of friends�* six stars brought unique characteristics to the show. matthew per

joel, this is an incredibly highly consequential visit for the president. the reality is this strike occurred at this hospital in gaza. the palestinians immediately said that it was an idf strike. the ifldf has disputed that. protests have broken out. the president went to israel, he said that he believes that it seems that it was caused by in his words the other team. he said that to netanyahu. so he is ascribing the strike to islamic militants. the situation is incredibly politically explosive. you've been in rooms where some of these kinds of things have unf unfolded. what are the conversations like right now? >> yeah, kasie, you just laid out the exact dynamics of the middle east really and this is incredibly gutsy of the president to be going there right now. and the dynamics in the room are certainly going to be impacted by what just took place overnight. and i think in many ways it will reinforce the importance of the president's trip. he is there to show israelis that he has their back, the united states stands with israel. he is also there to carry

joel and ski, bbc news. association has said far more needs to be done to protect players after a survey found that 80% felt not enough was being done to keep them safe from pitch invasions. a survey by the professional footballers' association also found that, almost 60% of efl players do not support the new added time rules and more than three quarters feel there isn't a substantial break between seasons. they are also split almost 50—50 on whether var should be introduced in the leagues below the premier league. staggeringly, though, more than 80% of players in the efl feel more should be done to identify those responsible for pitch invasions, harassment of players and discriminatory chanting. earlier i spoke to chief executive of the pfa, maheta molango, and began by asking him if it was up to individual clubs to tighten their security. i thought it was key for us, to understand the pitch is actually the workplace of the players. i think it is important to an critical for the player to be able to carry o

. >>> joining us is joel ruben who served as deputy assistant secretary of state under president obama. thank you for joining us. there are local media reports right now that egyptian officials are refusing to allow u.s. citizens, u.s. nationals to enter egypt from gaza at the rafah border crossing in the southern part of gaza. they're insisting that the crossing must facilitate humanitarian aid to gaza instead of letting americans cross the other way into egypt. the state department says there may be very little warning if the crossing were to open up by the egyptians. is there anything more the u.s. can do right now to ensure that that border opens and that u.s. citizens, many of them palestinian, dual citizens, could get out of gaza and potentially save their lives? >> wolf, it's great to be with you. i appreciate the way you're outlining this. the number one job, as you know, for the state department is to protect american citizens overseas, and clearly in an active war zone it's crucial that every possible ally and asset be made available for that evacuation. regarding egypt, this

that is relevant, act under the rules of law, and it's warrant on hum us speaking on us television, joel bite and want israel not to walk by god. but as the countries military profess $4.00 to $64.00 to $6.00 spectra found an ad offensive inside that the jury. these, the government has sworn to eliminate tomas, softer attacks, just a little weak of or left at least 1300 people that isabelle has continued to found gods over s strikes. and then officials say more than 2600 people have been killed in gaza since the latest fighting adopted a moment of silence for the victims of israel's deadliest terror attack. this is how the 1st meeting of israel is expanded. imagine to cabinet began the solemn mood followed by a vows to vengeance. look through the me monday slice all our wonderful fighters who are now in the front line. they know that the whole nation is behind them being shot completely understand the magnitude of the task. they are ready to snap into action at any moment to wipe out the blood thirsty monsters who seek to annihilate us. good, if we flip solely from us, thought we were to

but even if a political will, to help you crime doesn't joel, this new crisis might stretch america's capacity to do so. unless the initially predicted, the israel would need different weapons to go to the re shelves being sent to you grain. but now it to says it needs shells and american produces were already struggling to supply ukraine on it. so i think that the, this new cost of gratian middle east benefit of putting because of distracted national from the crime. at the same time, there is hope in the school that's uh, the west will be more amenable to the idea of pressuring. i've loved him. is it empty uh, into some kind of talks with moscow. for now, top us officials are adamant. they will be able to support ukraine and as well at the same time. even so must go be happy to see growing competition for american aid and attention. a gentleman off some context is usually to shuttle the douglas home on moscow bureau truth, unity joins us not from re, guys. dw is banned from reporting in russia. do we do russian interest in the cotton war between isabel and her boss, or board down to

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great to have your company, annabel and joel. we are back at the same time tomorrow.was conscious when taken. england responded through lucy bronze and took the lead, fran kirby on the scoresheet on her first start for the lionesses in more than a year. but belgium levelled just before half—time and despite england's dominus, belgium had the final blow, georgia stanway and bull and the captain scored the winner in the 85th minute. england now sit third in the group with their opponents leapfrogging them into second. scott and remain rooted to the bottom of that table, they are now a point from four games after losing 1—0 at home to the netherlands. the barcelona forward the match winner. netherlands top the group. northern ireland e1— netherlands top the group. northern ireland ei— one with hungary. danielle maxwell scored a late equaliser, the draw keeps alive their hopes of finishing second in their hopes of finishing second in the group, they now sit one point behind hungary in third. but wales are still pointless in their campaign losing 2—1 to denmark. the p5p ca

criminal culpability in the death of cinematographer halyna hutchins and the shooting of director joel. baldwin was rehearsing on the new mexico movie set with a revolver in october of 2021, when he says the gun suddenly fired. >> so you never pulled the trigger? >> no, no, no, no, no. >> i would never point a gun at anyone. and pull a trigger at them. never. >> prosecutors then dismissing their case against baldwin back in april after sources say the gun was determined to be mechanically improper. but in august, firearms report commissioned by the special prosecutor claims the revolver was found to function properly and says that the trigger had to be pulled for the weapon to fire. lawyers for baldwin saying it is unfortunate that a terrible tragedy has been turned into this misguided prosecution. and baldwin's lawyers went on to say they would answer to any charges in court. and this case will likely go before a grand jury in the coming weeks. kayna whitworth, abc news, los angeles. keana thank you. >> united airlines has a plan it hopes will speed up the boarding process. the carrie