i'm john, carry onto and this is the whistle blowers the . i'm a national security whistle blowers. catherine gun is quite literally a hero of gifted linguist. she was hired by britons g. c h q, to translate mandarin intelligence, intercept and the english. in early 2003, she read an email from the chief of staff in the american national security agencies regional targets division, in which he asked for help. in bugging the united nations offices of 6 countries that were members of the un security council. they were in gola ball, guerria, cameroon, chilly guinea and pakistan. and the purpose of the operation was to determine these countries potential positions on an american invasion of iraq. the bugging contravene the vienna convention on diplomatic relations and was thus illegal. catherine made a copy of the e mail, gave it to a friend who had access to the media and put it out of her mind until more than a month later, when she saw it on the front page of the observer, newspaper british authorities immediately began an investigation and a

i'm john, carry onto and this is the whistle blowers the .

i'm john. carry onto. and this is the whistle blowers the . i'm a national security whistle blowers. catherine gun is quite literally a hero of gifted linguist. she was hired by britons g. c h q, to translate mandarin intelligence intercepts in the english in early 2003. she read an email from the chief of staff in the american national security agencies regional targets division, in which he asked for help in bugging the united nations offices of 6 countries that were members of the un security council. they were angola, bulgaria, cameroon, chilly guinea and pakistan. and the purpose of the.

knight drives me to bring us into the process the, the welcome back to the whistle blowers, i'm john carrie alco were speaking with british national security was a blower, catherine gun, who revealed that the american n. a say was bugging the phones of united nations security council members to try to determine their position on a potential invasion of iraq in 2003. catherine, thanks again for being with us. thanks. as soon as you went public with your revelations, you guard support from some big names in the united states, including the reverend jesse jackson, the godfather of national security whistle blowers, daniel ellsberg, and congressman dennis percentage did any of that help your situation. and what about in the u. k. what was your support like there are definitely definitely help me. um, because as soon as my name was out as soon as i been charged and i was more or less a public sega and i got a huge amount of support, particularly from the us. so yeah, i down alice but reached out to me personally. and um, and it was just an amazing um, amazing support for me. um and uh, and lots

i'm john carrie alcove. we're speaking with attorney danielle runyan about a lawsuit challenging the u. s. government's policy of forcing federal hospital employees to participate in abortions when they are opposed to them. for moral ethical and religious reasons. the plaintiff in the case is a christian employee of the department of veterans affairs, stephanie carter. danielle, thanks again for joining us. thank you. one of the points that you've made in the media is that there has been not only no mechanism by which stephanie could discuss her position with her supervisors. but that her supervisors never even attempted to discuss her position or her principles to try to come up with some sort of an accommodation. why do you think that is? it seems like this whole issue spiraled unnecessarily because the government simply wouldn't have a conversation with your client. well, i think that it started with the rule itself. you know, the rule didn't discuss the religious objections that employees may have or, or

john carrie as secretary of state mass and serbia together with george, i'm a low on the other of us is the only other countries as the countries on the line of fire between russia and the west and nato ends. now what we see is escalations of different sorts in all of these places, serbia is very fragile at the moment of the product. think about rate, and now we have these, this escalation of violence from albanians that are backed by nato. so what i do see is a chain of constant pro occasions, but this time, if you'd mind get out of control because single president says that if the services are being sought and if there is an attempt for x falls and this is exactly what we see now this is an attempt of ethnic cleansing, and it is done a with the infrastructure of nato. and if this continues to serve, you will not stand by and watch this idols. meanwhile, a serbian tennis superstar, novi joke of its use this appearance of the french open to call for peace in kosovo for cleaning up the territory. quote is the hearts of ste. yeah. yeah. the done, his statement was politically motivated

i'm john carry out to and you've been watching the whistle blowers until next time. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 of the, in whom those will be always believe that life as a full 2nd that will be is ups and downs india. before the british was the richest nation with the highest g d, b into work and wide of the 100 years of british troops bring it to this low off some 50, attracting the late 30. it's banking and there was no different party. they had no right to be my property. my. i don't my god we went through all of our big spaces i was see, could spaces off uh san angelo wiley pointed out the spaces inside the would you also feel like in the wood, which is now closing to the english, the big city. so quite selling lead, even the heating, the words have been looted into the english lexical. a ton of the ways you have the only interest in this new interest. we have also our, our initial interest. but we can find some kind of space coming entries and the best or least common interest. so we can do a roadmap for cooperation, their principal corporation. and this was that we start to, to lead to,

john carries kids. nancy pelosi, these kids, they were old getting decides out of ukraine. and laurie, that's another story. we're just gonna have to talk about another time because sadly we've run out of time at large on this and it's always so good to see you for my c i a analyst and c o a bug associates. thanks mate, will see you soon. i station or the so it just days before the presidential election in 30 at one of the leading candidates has abruptly withdrawn from the rice. and the movie is widely seen as boosting the charges for the main challenge are over long timing company over a jet pipe or the one i mean while they're all renewed tensions between turkey and america, both of whom, of course, a nato members, because ankara rejected washington's proposal to send its russian made s 400. a defense system is the key of that. so he said that the mind was unacceptable as donald quarter now picks up the story. the key of our ma scouts are key, a is a nato member that's done a balancing act with both. at one point the anchor was sending drones to the ukrainian military and

i'm john, carry onto and this is the whistle blowers the.

i'm john. carry onto. and this is the whistle blowers the i'm a national security whistle blowers. catherine gun is quite literally a hero of.

i'm john carrie outgoing. you've been watching the whistle blowers until next time. 2 2 the, the top headlines right now and i'll to international as a rushes, defense of ministry size, the check engine, military unit, a cold, ok, lots has been ordered to be offensive and don't fast. while in odessa, as we understand russian forces, funk ukraine's last naval ship, also heading this program on speech, something was stopped by the american or any other overseas ambassador. then in general, you need to know your place and not getting to other people in affairs. we never violate international norms for our western colleagues. do violate rushes at 4 minutes. so taking a swipe at west, in attitudes during a store of africa while hailing independent decision making for the confidence, the kind of washington tries to convince new delhi to join the next tov plus alliance. beijing says the us must still trying to pitch in the against china . the all righty, mid week of the world continued to spit. and despite all the ya

john carrie, a secretary of state madison serbia, together with george. i'm, although on the other of us to go to other countries as countries on the line of fire between russia and the west and nato ends. now what we see is escalations of different sorts. in all of these places, we had the attempts of color evolution in georgia. we have the uh, univer press downs a uh on of the, the region of that goes the in uh into the model, bought a power struggle excuse me, of itself a constant fear that may be the story of this part of the law. there might be some kind of a, maybe 3 the intervention for the side of natal. uh, and, and also serbia is very fragile. i loved the movie a product in about right. and now we have these, this escalation of violence from albanians that are backed by nato. so what i do see is a chain of constant pro occasions, but this time, if you'd mind get out of control because somebody president says that if serves are being shut off. and if there is an attempt for exposure, and this is exactly what we see now, this is an attempt of ethn

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. >> john dean, carrie cordero, appreciate it. thank you. >>> on top of this, one of the former president's attorneys in the documents case, timothy particle tory, is leaving the team. cnn political analyst and "new york times" senior correspondent, maggie haberman, author of "confidence making: donald trump and the breaking of america." so, maggie, if the national archives are right, if they have proof that he was informed of the correct procedure, what does that say about his exposure? >> if there's documentation showing that trump was aware and that trump aides were aware of what actual declassification processes were, that completely undercuts what their claims have been, which is he has standing order to declassify documents when they left the oval office and went to the white house residence. i don't think he's going to back away from that. we do know the special counsel's office has been drilling down very, very hard on exactly what the processes were. they've interviewed a ton of people who work in the white house and woul

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john thune. things endorsement carries weight. he is the majority whip in the senate.he number two republican basement outspoken men's desire to turn the party away from former president donald trump and toward new leadership. sharply divided reaction to the release of the highly anticipated durum report this week. republicans saying it proves the fbi has been a weaponize. democrats argue the investigation of the trump rupture probe finds nothing new. alexandria cough has more. >> this past week was a difficult one for the fbi but whistleblowers were testifying on capitol hill revelations of americans being surveilled came out. started monday with the long-awaited report by special counsel jon dÜrer which concluded the fbi did not have sufficient evidence to open a probe into then candidate donald trump. fbi personnel should have known to vet the information since it was coming from a political opponent. durham state department and fbi failed to uphold important mission of strict fidelity to the law. >> this is an investigation with no basis for it that makes a lot of

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mishandled its probe of the 2016 trump campaign and russia tonight special counsel john durham slamming the fbi and how it carried out its investigation into the trump campaign here's ken dilanian. >> reporter: tonight in his long-awaited report the special counsel looking into the origins of the trump russia investigation blasting the fbi's performance as seriously deficient. john durham concluding the bureau was too quick to open an investigation into the trump campaign in 2016 based on raw and uncorroborated information while saying the fbi was much more cautious and skeptical about allegations against the clinton campaign code-named crossfire hurricane, the fbi probe examined alleged links between the trump campaign and russia and led to the appointment of special counsel robert mueller, who in the end did not find any conspiracy between the trump campaign and the kremlin, while noting some russians contacted the campaign tonight mr. trump posting, "the american public was scammed." as part of durham's investigation an fbi lawyer pleaded guilty to falsifying records in an application for a secret warrant to c

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they wouldn't have been able to buy guns just at the time period that they did and carry out the mass harm that they did. johns the significance of the ruling in virginia striking down the federal law that restricted handgun sales to people 21 and over? lisa: well, as you noted, this is federal law. federal law states that you have to be 21 years old to buy a handgun from a licensed dealer. so the department of justice has already indicated that they're going to appeal this. i don't want to be an alarmist here because this is just one district court judge, one federal judge ruling that this law is unconstitutional. it does not apply yet to residents of virginia, so i don't want to state that thiis going to go into effect immediately, even if the higher court does agree with the lower court. but we know that this is dangerous. this goes against the will of the people. in fact, even a fox news poll from just a couple of weeks ago found that 81% of people are in favor of raising the age to 21 to buy all guns. and we also know that guns are the leading cause of death for teenagers. so doing this and and issuing t

and the eagle is john the theologian himself, the beloved disciple of the lord, reveals to the world the truth about god the holy spirit and carriesbird, the disciple of the holy savior john later referred to as the richness of words was recognized together with his elder brother and amom of the ecumenical preaching, when together with his father brothers. they saw the face of the savior for the first time in fishing nets, and christ, looking at the future of the apostles, said to them briefly, follow me, heart-seeing knew that later the preaching of john the theologian and james would be carried to all ends of the universe like the sound of thunder. why did they receive the name of the sons of gromov after the calvary death and resurrection lord jesus christ, the holy apostle john the theologian his yunus is very prochorus live, damn it, preach in general from asia minor. the popularity of this disciple of christ was so great that the ambitious emperor nero set out to exterminate him after spending all the torments that he could invent, he brings a bowl of poison, but the poison does not work. st. john conquers his enemies and lo

and so basically, john z just like transfer students were seen carrying the jobs at the annual on sanson, you mass students event learning blow up. they were seen naming their dogs with work ponds on social media. well, clearly intoxicated, rick and the j. jason board, people in the comments clean. the goal is to have your own drink to bring 2 parties to prevent spreading germs or getting sleep with a date, rape drug to start as promote drinking this combination of water and electrolytes and vodka, because they think it will help them stay hydrated while they drink. and then lastly, because of the only 1 pm, we're going to add some liquid ivy, so we don't get hung over at midnight. i'm just gonna throw this whole talk to you here. i just stick it off. but this misconception is leading to alcohol poisoning who's up and then make we're seeing the rice and beans drinking during the funds i make. we saw an overall declining drinking most were isolated or at home as classes move online. group activities or parties were drinking, would be prevalent, simply were not happening. this isolation co

john hall reports across the board. a raid apparently carried out by ethnic russians on russian territory. there is much about these images that doesn't seem to fit yet the men from 2 groups called the russia volunteer corps and.

john hall reports across the board. a raid apparently carried out by ethnic russians on russian territory. there is much about these images that doesn't seem to fit. yet the men from 2 groups called the rush of volunteer corps on the liberty of russia legion claim to have captured several towns close to the ukrainian border. forward units they reported on twitter had ended the town of gray voter on home to a russian ministry base where they used drones to attack the local headquarters of russia security service the fs. b. these pictures cannot be independently verified video and social media posts to show 2 men making their escape in a captured homage vehicle. the fighters described themselves as russian citizens opposed to the kremlin. they could be seen here wearing ukrainian insignia in a video statement posted on social media when we think, here's what i see on the statement rails against big, tight to ship and official corruption in russia as the most, some of the c, as a possible prelude to ukraine's long anticipated counter offensive. thi

the coordinator of the national security council of the white house, john kiriby , said this morning that russia's attempt to carryinter offensive in donbas failed mainly because of bakhmut, according to him, since december, russia has lost more than a thousand of its soldiers, including the plan of 20,000 dead, kirby said that almost half of those killed were wagner's mercenaries, most of whom were russian prisoners who were thrown into battle near bakhmut, some russian positions in bakhmut, in particular, the flanks, are vulnerable to ukrainian counterattacks if , of course, forces and means are allocated from the ukrainian side, and perhaps that is why this criminal and financier are members of wagner's group yevhen prigozhin threatened to withdraw his troops from the bahmut if the russian military leadership does not provide the militants with more ammunition, because otherwise wagner's fighters will have to retreat in an organized manner or stay and die, which is actually happening in my opinion, but if, despite the colossal losses, the enemy is able to push our troops out of the bahmut, the battle is all con

john stuff, but i'll just era give a freight train carrying petroleum product products as d, vale to in russia. it happened in the brianne screech and near ukraine, a local government, i said the tracks were damaged and the explosion. closing the train to d whale, no casualties were reported in the us. the troubled 1st republic bank has been acquired by j. p. morgan chase regulations had taken control of the bank. the 3rd major institution in the u. s. to fail, and 2 months 1st republic says fell last week off it revealed customers had withdrawn $100000000000.00 in deposits in march. was the month silicon valley bank and signature bank collapse, closing phase of a wide market fall out. and kristen salumi live for us now in new york and christian tell us, but more about what led to this takeover. well, us regulators stepped in in the early morning hours and seized 1st republic bank and then turned around and immediately sold it to j. p. morgan chase. i'm standing outside of the headquarters here in manhattan, new york. this was after a weekend of intensive negotiation to try to preven

john dillinger. they had to learn really fast how to do things like carry weapons consistently, shoot them, really go toe to toe with, you know, pretty well armed criminal forces. in some ways it is a triumphant story. they did figure out how to do it. in another way it is a tragic story. not only because it changed the institution but because a lot of agents lost their lives because they were not ready to do that kind of work. it was a profound change in their culture of the fbi that is still with us. >> i would like to know if skip's opinion changed after spending three days and three nights reading 800 pages of your book. >> i should have just said thank you. >> could you have written 1600 pages? >> there were longer versions of this book for sure. i think the great challenge of this book was hoover was there for so long and had his fingers in so many things and he was the head of the barack or see what he wanted everyone to write everything down. so you have great sources. i did not get into the details of a lot of the cases. i relied heavily on case studies that other people had done where they

so we are preparing for the worst, we are ready for the worst, and we are going to carry on from there. >> john: jose, it's all about the smugglers and they are making billions off the migrants flooding across the border. and as you point out, they don't care what happens to them, they just want the cash. what do you expect is going to happen tonight at midnight when the bell rings, title 42 comes off, we are back to title 8, going to take a lot more time to process these migrants after they come across the border. do you expect that these cartels, the smugglers are going to push waves of people across the border? >> i think in the state of texas, i think we are going to have a good presence we are not going to see waves come across between the ports of entry. i believe the ports of entry will be crowded with migrants trying to come through. of course we are preparing for civil unrest, not just amongst our department but with all the law enforcement agencies here on the border so we have had several meetings, we have contingency plans, everything in place to prepare for the worst but i think ou

display of raw emotion continued, with many saying their final goodbyes to the hearse carrying banco brown's casket attorney johns, who says he's working with the family to file a lawsuit says the impact brown's death has had on his family is clear. it's a lot of pain here from the family was young to families. plastic community. all of them are outraged by what happened. boris says he plans on filing that lawsuit today or tomorrow and will offer more details once that suit has been filed. meanwhile, california's attorney general rob bonta, has said he will review san francisco de a book jenkins decision to not pursue criminal prosecution in this case in san francisco, christien kafton ktvu, fox two news the protester accused of throwing a brick during a special san francisco board of supervisors meeting at u. n plaza made her first court appearance earlier today. alicia quartet is accused of throwing a brick at the stage during that meeting on tuesday, and that brick grazed a student from galileo high school as well as a member of the junior rotc troop who helped to raise the flag at the start of the meeting. s

display of raw emotion continued, with many saying their final goodbyes to the hearse carrying banco brown's casket attorney john burris, who says he's working with the family to file a lawsuit says the impact brown's death has had on his family is clear. it's a lot of pain here from the family was young, have two families. plastic community. all of them are outraged by what happened. and burst tells me he plans on filing that lawsuit either today or tomorrow and will offer more details once that suit has been filed. meanwhile california's attorney general rob bonta, has said he will review san francisco de a. jenkins decision to not pursue criminal prosecution. in this case live in san francisco. christien kafton ktvu, fox two news. alright christian. thank you hoping for some results. ukraine launching a counter offensive against russian forces . why this time officials believe the effort has a good chance of succeeding supreme court set to decide on the fate of student loan forgiveness, says the debt of millions of borrowers hangs in the balance. and a barrier weather is still some stubborn, low cloud cover s

display of raw emotion continued, with many saying their final goodbyes to the hearse carrying banco brown's casket attorney john burris, who says he's working with the family to file a lawsuit says the impact brown's death has had on his family is clear. it's a lot of pain here from the family was young to families. plastic community. all of them are outraged by what happened. boris tells me he plans on filing that lawsuit either today or tomorrow and will offer more details once that suit has been filed. meanwhile california's attorney general rob bonta, has said he will review san francisco de a brook jenkins decision to not pursue criminal prosecution. in this case, we're live in san francisco, christien kafton ktvu fox two news, christian. thank you. i guess there's people they don't have any. regards for anything really. we have new video here of thieves breaking into a berkeley auto repair shop in the middle of the night and stealing cars belonging to customers, along with equipment or crime reporter henry lee joining us now live from the newsroom after talking with one of the owners of that shop, henry a

display of raw emotion continued, with many saying their final goodbyes to the hearse carrying banco brown's casket attorney john burris, who says he's working with the family to file a lawsuit says the impact brown's death has had on his family is clear. it's a lot of pain here from the family was young, have two families plastic community. all of them are outraged by what happened, says he plans on filing that lawsuit today or tomorrow and will offer more details once that suit has been filed. meanwhile california's attorney general rob bonta, has said he will review san francisco de a book jenkins decision to not pursue criminal prosecution in this case in san francisco, christien kafton ktvu, fox two news. new at six tonight. the protester accused of throwing a brick during a special san francisco board of supervisors meeting at un plaza made her first court of here inst adey tet is accused of throwing a brick at the stage during the meeting on tuesday, grazing a student from galileo high school and a member of the junior rotc troop who helped raise the flag at the start of that meeting. she has been charged

these are conducted use of now of a wider offensive that ukraine plans and carrying out with indeed and, and do you believe this john attack on the kremlin? would you make the timing of it? is it was it be time to coincide? oh, with this anticipated counter offensive mother you could do, you, can you government has demonstrated that these people are desperate. it has say, you know, e, it has struck previously at madison cities across the board and said, look, we can strike into russia. never mind that, that a shock at civilian neighbourhood, sloane strewn that electrical substations leaving military targets. i've touched, causing you your inconvenience to, to 1000, but also killing and killing civilians. dozens and dozens of civilians injuring hundreds across the border in russia and various villages. they're the countryside. we've also seen the, the terror attacks against russian journalists and activists. for example, the murder of 2 prominent journalists and russia itself. what in a car bombing, one in a cafe bombing, just recently in st. petersburg, we were there in cassandra and americans applied hi mas miss. i

carried array. the unfortunate reality as john maynard keynes says is the market can keep going for longer than youan hang on. but, i think it is getting a bit frothy. paul: the amp head of investment strategy and chief economist shane oliver joining us in sydney. the big story of the hour is of course the in principle agreement to settle the u.s. debt ceiling. we anticipate a relief rally today. u.s. futures trading. it will be a market holiday1 on the u.s. monday. it's sunday now of course. monday morning in the asia-pacific. locale futures are trading to the upside. modestly so, though. better than .5%. nasdaq futures better than -- by just a little more. joe biden is due to speak shortly. joe biden and kevin mccarthy are both signaling the deal will pass. let's go to president biden now, who is about to address us. president biden: we have good news. i just spoke with speaker mccarthy and we reached a bipartisan budget agreement that we are ready to move towards the full congress. i think it's a really important step forward. it takes the threat of catastrophic default off the table and protect

john threw chains and boundless energy. tell you that everyone is now going to jim jim's and exercising and carrying on. and it is said that it's good for your help. all of us yelling and, and i've been singing and traveling and dancing for 35 years. so i think that my work is taking care of all of my aerobic classics. so that's the answer to that one . all right. she recorded massive hits from what's love got to do with that to we don't need to know the heroes and the big winning. i grammy's the in the ending millions of a during stands along the way. after a c, a welcome to it. in 2009, she retired to switzerland with her partner when box i can describe a few things that feels wonderful. this countries ride the cattle, the farm houses. it's a reminder of the past and tennessee, when i was a young girl, which is very nice. also the mountains, it's such a young doing this distance, the height, the magic thing is entertainers and will lead is there among those paying tribute to tune a tune up to date and legacy is one of the all time greats will no doubt live on the but i'd like to get jocelyn be smith y