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retired four-star general jack keane is standing by.irst to the chief national security con -- correspondents, jennifer griffin. >> lloyd austin flew by helicopter and administered the oath of office to 85 new service members in fort meade, maryland. 67 of these new american citizens will ship out to basic training today at bases across the country, this ceremony a day after the fourth of july. also marks the 50th anniversary of the all-volunteer force which stands in stark contrast to a military like the russians which has to conscript that has to conscript their soldiers from prison. >> since the elimination of the draft, those that join the armed forces have done so out of conviction and not compulsion. >> friday, the first lady attended a ceremony. >> the choice each of you have made is a sacred one. one of pride and patriotism. >> however, the military is facing a recruiting crisis as a result of robust job market. the end of wars overseas, high rates of ptsd, moldy barracks and the fact that recruiters were not on campuses during

general keane said there is a split amongst nato now. an agreement to allow sweden to elevate to nato status membership. the other thing that republicans are doing on the house here is they want more funding for the defense budget but part of that is they're trying to the nato countries pulling their fair share and getting to their 2%. >> bill: your conversation with jack keane said the administration flubbed this one. you have a major headline with sweden coming out of the summit. i don't think a lot of people predicted that going in. that's going to happen. the war is going to continue. zelensky is getting more support likely not as much as he would like to have as of this minute. >> dana: he has gotten the lethal support slowly which meant the war continued to drag on and cluster bombs aren't necessarily the answer. they'll get those now according to president biden. >> bill: one last thing, though, we were hoping and expecting some questions and maybe they happen and maybe they don't. we're up in the air on that. jake sullivan is tra

you've got to ask jack keane about this and people a lot smarter than i am. i am. >> financially, this will be very difficult and again, hundreds of thousands of people are losing their lives over there and how long can it last before you have -- i think of it like south korea, north korea solution. it may not be optimal. stuart: i will try to get general keane on the show and ask him, how do we win? a long story but thank you for being with us. watching you this afternoon. 4:00 kudlow. first lady jill biden hits the campaign trail. what is she focus on? >> two weeks to focus on bidenomics. this is the list. pittsburgh pennsylvania, columbus, ohio and at the city new jersey. battleground states, biden needs to convince voters his economic policies are helping them and it shows he's at the center -- the economy of the center and it's all hands on deck because jill is touting it, to. stuart: i do hope new jersey is a battleground state. reports say president biden lashes out at staff behind closed doors. we've seen his temper flare up in public before. >> asked

senior strategic analyst general jack keane is standing by.first to foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot who is live in kiev this morning. good morning, greg. >> that's right. day-by-day the battle goes on here between ukraine and russia. ukrainian defense ministry reporting overnight fierce fighting on all fronts. that five hyundai landmark coming up, a new poll underlines how this conflict is touching nearly everyone. it found 80% of all ukrainians have either a relative or friend killed or injured as a result of the war. we spent time at one spot here, brought it all home. look and listen. >> each of these flags at this kiev memorial represent someone killed in the months of fighting here. a vivid symbol of the brutal toll of this war. people arrive, write the name of a loved one on the flag. after so much death and destruction the pain remains fresh. >> it is terrible. all these people, they have families, they have children, mothers. >> this man was his daughter mourns a fellow soldier. they fought together. >> it was my best friend.

general jack keane with the laters on all of this. get into on just north korea alone. what do we know about the latest missiles launched? >> yeah, well, they're cruise missiles. they launched them off the west coast between korea and japan and you put your finger on it, neil. i mean, the reason this provocation is going on and what happened on wednesday with also short-range ballistic missiles and then last week with inter-continental ballistic missiles which could reach the united states, it's all about the nuclear ballistic submarine that's parked in the southeastern part of south korea. so, we have not deployed a nuclear ballistic missile submarine in 40 years to south korea and why are we doing this? well, because the north koreans have a nuclear arsenal of estimated, neil, from 40 to 60 weapons, and they also, obviously, have been developing ballistic missiles to fire those and deliver those weapons and then they-- with their language, they threaten the use of them. so, what the united states is doing, and i think it makes prude

let's bring in retired four star general jack keane.re is news that just crossed the wires a few moments ago. that is that russia has hit with drones a ukrainian danube river tributory port used to transport grain. why is this interesting in particular? it's about 200 yards from nato member romania across the river there. so in some ways it feels like russia is getting a little closer to the nato countries. is it because of the grain issue or they want to get our attention? >> certainly the grain issue is part of it. they blasted the port facilities in odessa, the main port that exports the grain and also attacked agricultural infrastructure. this is a bit more of a reach certainly but the same objective. also russia probably knows that romania will be one of the places where the f-16 pilots are going to be trained. so yes, let me just footnote something here. the eastern europey an countries like romania are the strongest supporters of ukraine for sure. why? at one time they all lived under the soviet union and don't want to go back to

fergal keane, bbc news, cornwall. good evening.arlier today. it has been a day of contrasts, really. the sunshine between the showers, but when they've come along, we've had some really torrential downpours, lots of thunder and lightning, some hail in there as well. a rather more persistent band of rain still across the north of scotland. the showers perhaps fading a little later this evening and overnight across england and wales, but some more persistent rain potentially pushing through northern ireland into southern scotland, again back into north wales and northern england. i think we've lost the humidity, so a more comfortable night for sleeping. but those breezes, that brisk wind will continue to push those showers eastwards overnight and into wednesday with that low pressure close by. perhaps a little respite in the south on thursday, but not for long. the next area of wet and windy weather comes in by the end of the week and then lingers into the weekend. we're set in this trend, really, at the moment of really very unsettl

keane and tom bower on the way.lly and the washington witch hunt against the 45th president of the united states has notched up another gear as donald trump announced today that he has been given very short days to given a very short four days to report a grand jury, which he report to a grand jury, which he says almost always means an arrest and indict moment. the us department of justice is targeting trump over his alleged involvement in the january 6th attack the capitol, adding involvement in the january 6th atta separates capitol, adding involvement in the january 6th atta separate legal:ol, adding two separate legal investigations already launched against the donald in both new york and georgia . so, megan, york and georgia. so, megan, will the washington witch hunt against donald trump only end when he's been successfully dnven when he's been successfully driven of politics? yes. yes driven out of politics? yes. yes >> i think that's a fair statement . or when he's been statement. or when he's been dnven stat

fergal keane, bbc news, govan. could be on the rise again. a project on the south east coast of england has seen a0 eggs hatch and two months later the chicks are set to be released into the wild next week. yvette austin has been to the isle of sheppey in kent to find out more. they're europe's largest wading bird, the long break for finding food in the mud, and their call — distinctive. but their numbers are in steep decline in lowland areas, so these chicks are being given a helping hand for their start in life. so the problem with the curlew is they live over 30 years and so we haven't really noticed their numbers dropping, but now we really are, and they're dropping quickly. that's really driven by — there have been more of us, and we're using the land more intensively, like, cutting grass earlier or perhaps we're leaving more rubbish out and there are more foxes around to eat the curlews' eggs. so, they're not producing chicks that turn into adults. the eggs were collected by experts in northern england, where

keane and tom bower on the way.lly and the washington witch hunt against the 45th president of the united states has notched up another gear as donald trump announced today that he has been given very short to given a very short four days to report to a grand jury, which he says almost always means an arrest and indict moment. the us department of justice is targeting trump over his alleged involvement in the january 6th attack on capitol, adding involvement in the january 6th atta separate capitol, adding involvement in the january 6th atta separate legal:ol, adding two separate legal investigations already launched against the donald in both new york and georgia . so, megan, york and georgia. so, megan, will the washington witch hunt against donald trump only end when he's been successfully dnven when he's been successfully driven of politics? yes. yes driven out of politics? yes. yes >> i think that's a fair statement. or when he's been dnven statement. or when he's been driven right into a jail cell. i mean, one

thank you, sir, jack keane in d.c.to see you. >> they just are very, very professional and credible. i'm excited for the american public to see that. it will became evident it is the a-team. >> the attorney for 1 of 2 whistleblowers. will their appearance bolster claims the fed turned a blind eye to hunter biden's business dealings. a texas troopers calling the -- how governor greg abbott is responding. responding. ♪ with wet amd, sometimes i worry my world is getting smaller because of my sight. but now, i can open up my world with vabysmo. vabysmo is the first fda-approved treatment for people with wet amd that improves vision and delivers a chance for up to 4 months between treatments. which means doing more of what i love. ♪ vabysmo is the only treatment designed to block 2 causes of wet amd. vabysmo is an eye injection. don't take it if you have an infection or active swelling in or around your eye, or are allergic to it or any of its ingredients. treatments like vabysmo can cause eye infection or retinal detachme

fergal keane, bbc news, govan. communities dealing with the cost of living crisis.day night at 8.00pm. it will also available on the bbc iplayer. if you've been affected by any of the issues in that report, you can find details of organisations that can help at bbc action line. now, with the day's sport, here's olly foster at the bbc sport centre... the ashes are still alive after england's cricketers beat australia in the third test at headingley. it was a nailbiter, with england losing wickets along the way, but they chased down the 251 runs they needed. our sports correspondent joe wilson was there. from 11am, heading the expected. everyone rose just to greet england's batters. ok not everyone. australia saw moeen ali batting at three. harry brook was looking secure, just about, chasing 251, england reached 100. supporters relaxed a bit, not too much. a touch from joe root, and nojuggler, just alex carey's from joe root, and nojuggler, just alex ca rey�*s gloves, from joe root, and nojuggler, just alex carey's gloves, safe. england four down, hard to look, hard o

here with his insight retired four star general and fox news senior strategic analyst general jack keaneat be your message for the second straight day, them harassing our drones? >> well, i expect the commander at sencome overseeing that area will put up f-22 intercepts to deal with the russian aircraft and make certain we're able to continue the recognizance mission. it defeats the drone but the reality is russians are playing games and we have to demonstrate to them we're going to continue our mission una betted we're not going to let them continue this kind of nonsense. they've done this off the coast of alaska with us, and off the coast of the balance particulars with us as well. they do that for the sake of the neighbors in the region to demonstrate that they're in the region, they have influence and military power in the region, they like the fact the media spins it up. that's what they're after here. but at the same point we have a mission to perform and it's high time we make certain we're able to perform it. >> brian: but they're going to keep doing it unless we let them know it

general jack keane, thanks so much.yeah, you too, guys have a great weekend, thank you. >> brian: meanwhile, i don't want you to miss saturday night's show at 8:00 on one nation, amongst our guests, aaron and ben napier, the co-hosts of the hometown on hgtv have taken away the cell phones, all social media from their kids and so has everyone in their town. how is that working out. paul degelder on the series of shark attacks is anyone safe. and carley shimkus news duel. more on that over the weekend. now follow me we are about to go about a month away from the g.o.p. debate. so many great candidates. you have 33 days, 13 hours, 32 minutes and 45 seconds. negotiation been reached with ainsley earhardt to come down here and we are going to go over the field. how and where people are spending their money. what states they are focused on and who has got momentum. do not miss a minute of "fox & friends." there is going to be a quiz at the end and it will count on your final grade. ♪ ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ what do we always say,

the announcement gave no reason for mister keane's removal. all trace of chin is being removed from the foreign ministry website. any we heard from id one, a senior analyst with your razor group who focuses on us china relations. and we often if this was a sign of a political purge. and there's a lot of speculation, there, lot of rumors and swirling around the deformed minister. but what we do know is you said, as we speak in real time, images of 10 gung are being removed from the ministry's website references was previous diplomatic activities are being scrub from the ministry's websites would certainly suggest that there's some political infighting going on there. a lot of speculations. you one, your one room or, or one i should say, a room or, you know, one assertion has been made is that the speed option gone just send within the ministry of foreign affairs ranko, some of his more senior colleagues. and certainly, there were frictions between personal frictions, between long e and entry and gong. so again, i think some personal enemies tha

he is the agitator and aggressor here, bill. >> bill: jack keane. more money to taiwan.f it's effective. thank you for your time on this monday morning. >> dana: former president trump still with a commanding lead in the polls despite a heap of legal troubles that could potentially hamper his campaign. how will this impact the rest of the 2024 field? vivek ramaswamy on that and more next. rap star cardi b lashes out after having a drink thrown to her on stage. soul of north alabama, here on our family farm. then we partner with family owned mills from maine to mississippi to manufacture our cotton into quality american made fabrics that become our heirloom inspired bedding, towels, blankets and apparel. experience our 100% american made luxury linens for yourself. go to red line cotton dot com and receive 15% off your order with code fox news. have fun, sis! ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) can't stop adding stuff to your cart? get the bank of america customized cash rewards card, choose the online shopping category and earn 3% cash back. the first time your sales reached 100k with godaddy w

here to react is fox news senior strategic analyst retired four star general jack keane.you, general. >> yeah, good morning, ainsley. >> ainsley: good morning. this is pretty scary. we thought china was helping them sending equipment but according to this national intelligence report, that is happening. are we seeing evidence battlefield. >> oh, yeah. most what is happening president xi had a choice to make. certainly putin just before the war began. in china i'm sure he told president xi that this thing is going to be over in weeks and that certainly was in president xi's interest at the time. here we are almost like 18 months later and what has happened to this relationship that president xi distance himself strategically from russia because things didn't go bad. because international bucca on the other hand places? no. the relationship is actually closer. putin is going to make a trip to china here in october. that will be the third time they have seen each other since the war began. now, on what china has done is literally doubled down on buying russia's oil and gas a

let's bring in retired four-star general jack keane. thank you for being with us.counter offensive looks promising. do you think they have what they need to push through? >> they don't have everything that they need. they never got all the armored vehicles they wanted. the engineering breaching equipment less than 25%. that's critical. engineer equipment that helps you to get through mine fields and other obstacles before you bring the troops in. you are clearing a pathway for that to take place. and it's absolutely critical to success. all that said, the ukrainians will try to bypass some of these obstacles if they can but likely they cannot bypass all of them. they will have to penetrate through them. they've already demonstrated so early success at that. that's good news. this is a very complicated, comprehensive operation. they've never done anything quite like this in this war. it is the most challenging operation the united states would ever enter into. if we were doing this, we would certainly have all of that engineer equipment there, would be under the cov

>> with that, we bring in jack keane, fox news senior strategic analyst.od to have you with us. interesting. you don't often hear the white house talk about winning and losing when it comes to this war. usually they'll say we will support them for as long as it takes. what did you make of the fact that he said to putin that you already lost this war? >> i wouldn't characterize it that way certainly. i think what is more accurate is putin failed to accomplish what he set out to do. that was topple the regime and take over the country. he thought that was going to happen as we all know very rapidly and that the ukrainians would just collapse in the face of russian movement. that did not happen. as a matter of fact, ukraine has been able to retake some territory since the inception of the war. so he has not lost a war. that's for sure. but he's not going to take ukraine. in terms of his -- putin's initial objectives, that won't happen. putin cannot mount an offensive. they had an offensive back in january of this year that lasted one month. the intent was to

here are more insight retired four star general fox news strategic jack keane.ll of a sudden this order of 3,000 to europe? >> yeah, this comes up when there is usually contingencies. the last time when president trump did it, as a result of covid operations, he began initially in march of 2020. what's happening here, the larger picture, brian, is that i'm on a congressional commission, bipartisan, that's looking at the national defense strategy of 2022. and what we see is the military is actually over extended given all the missions it has. we are focused on three primary geographic areas where our vital national interest are involved. the indo-pacific region, obviously. europe as we well know and also the middle east. but, at the same time, we have all these mission requirements in those areas and also some in africa. the army is the smallest it's been since prior to world war ii. the navy is at a 40-year low in terms of its size. i mean, the air force, excuse me. the navy, their requirement, brian, is for 371 ships, according to their secretary of the navy an

kean, is recognized. mr. kean: as i said earlier, this amendment will -- which is bipartisan in nature, actually increases the scope of transparency and ensures that the traveling public that the policymakers and we as members of congress have a better knowledge and understanding of what is happening and what is causing delays in a real-time basis. i urge its passage. i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from new jersey reserves. the gentleman from tennessee is recognized. mr. cohen: i ask it is my responsibility to close, opportunity to close. i'll take advantage of that. i'll reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. kean: i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from new jersey yields. the gentleman from tennessee is recognized. mr. cohen: i will reiterate my opposition and ask for a no vote. i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from tennessee yields. the question is on the amendment offer

alistair keane has been to take a look. it will be super helpful for photographers.the process. it is really, really impressive. these designers and photographers are trying out new features in the photoshop software. one video i posted on tiktok was just adding a little extra to the edge because i had not quite cropped the image exactly how i wanted to, so ijust added some additional canvas on the side and it also filled in the bottom of the woman's dress. it uses artificial intelligence to change how a picture looks, adding bits, taking stuff away or even creating a whole new parts to the background. it is the latest software putting ai into people's hands. we are accelerating faster than we thought. project firefly, ourfoundational model for imaging is often the fastest beta start that we have had. we added that into photoshop with a feature called generative fill and adoption has been absolutely inspiring for us and you will see as we keep introducing it. i think the pace of adoption and acceleration is something that is very exciting. this is some of the new ai

i am alasdair keane with this week's tech news. platform as x. a new black and white logo replaces twitter's famous blue bird on the desktop versions of the site, with twitter signage on their san francisco headquarters also partially removed. it is not a cute animal. it is a different colour scheme. it is really going to have a totally different appeal, and i think- they are throwing the baby out with the bathwater here. - spotify is raising the prices of its premium plans for the first time in a 12 years. in the uk individual premium plans on the music streaming service will rise by £1 to £10.99 with the dual and family plan cost also rising. spotify says the increase will help it deliver more value for fans and artists. video sharing platform tiktok has announced it will now let users creates text based content. users will be able to upload text—only posts which they can customise with sound, stickers and locations, up to a limit of 1000 words. and university of sheffield researchers have developed a robot which can venture into

keane noted that the control of the social sphere is an equally important task for departments.o it's good that attention is drawn to the crime of the past. this work we must continue to look at the social, so to speak, living conditions do not pay wages. this means that it is necessary to accustom them to accountability in order, it is imperative to continue work on the humanitarian component of providing assistance, while work on assessing the damage caused does not stop. totally agree last two months forensics. we examined more than 4,000 private households that came under fire from the ukrainian neo-nazis, the facts were recorded and transferred to the investigative committee stanislav vasilchenko. veterans of a special military operation will be able to undergo training to improve their skills . participants of the svu are entitled to special support measures. they spoke today at the first meeting of the working group of the fund's supervisory councils. defenders of the fatherland, the working group was headed by minister of science and higher education valeriy volkov. so t

fergal keane, bbc news, cornwall. we have the latest hear any moment on the bbc story.it. all of that is coming up after the weather. hello there. we are stuck in a bit of a rut at the moment with the weather. it is generally rather unsettled because of the showers and the proximity of low pressure. so, through the rest of the day, we will continue with some sunshine, but also some heavy showers, because this low pressure almost overhead. weather fronts may be moving out of the way from the south and the north, but believe you me, there is a lot of energy in thejuly sunshine. we have that moisture around, and we are seeing some big showers brewing up. still longer spells of rain for the north of scotland, so a different complexion to yesterday. fewer showers for northern ireland, but probably more making their way east across central and eastern parts of england. but wherever you are, there is a fairly blustery breeze blowing, and those showers will be potentially heavy and thundery. temperatures are a notch down on yesterday, and we've lost the humidity. but still with

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the bbc�*s special correspondent and former africa editor fergal keane was not only a colleague of georgeere and the descriptions of george, you know, very often in public life when somebody passes away, you hear eulogies and you hear people saying wonderful things about them. and if you know the person, sometimes you have these moments of saying, hang on a second, that's not quite the person i knew. i can tell you that everything that is good and kind and fulsome that's being said about george and fulsome that's being said about george today is absolutely the truth. it's very, very rare, in fact, i can't think of another individual. in foreign correspondence, where you could go to one of our crew, as it were, one of the kind of internationalforeign correspondents and say somebody�*s name and did not hear an occasional bad word back about them. with george, it was absolutely the case, nobody had a bad word to say about him. and why was that? all of those things that people described in his journalism, the compassion, the empathy. i think it was of more fundamental word for me, and that is

russian fighter jets send flairs to flight path of military drones, we have scrambled general jack keaneunited states. we have dr. dr. nicole saphier and brian brenberg joining us live and we have multi platinum singer/songwriter, our pal, gavin mcgraw rocks the series here. live shortly, you are watching "fox and friends." tgif, thank goodness it's fox. ♪ no matter what they say, i'm not over you. ♪ her husband went fishing when she told everyone they could be. she shut down everything, not just the schools, hardware stores, every kind of business imaginable. she was ruthlet in her autocrat i can ways of governing. and when somebody says she has a great policy i'm thinking if that's the boasts the democrats have, republicans are in for a real good year in 2024. >> this has now become a media trend. it's not just politico, the atlantic wrote a headline, why not whitmer. and vanity fair's headline on this topic, why gretchen whitmer has what it takes for a white house run. tudor dixon ran for governor of michigan against gretchen whitmer and lost, here's what she had to say about this. >>

jack keane, tom homan and joey jones. elevation worship for the summer concert series.the stage this morning and you'll see them exclusively on "fox and friends." they are doing a sound check right now. we'll kickoff nine minutes and 15 seconds on the channel you trust for your morning music. ♪ ♪ >> president biden is back from his nato summit and his trip was filled with some bizarre interactions with the press. >> how soon after the war would you like it join nato. >> [inaudible] >> that's it. that's it. >> no one can guarantee a future, are you worried that the political instability in u.s. wheelhouse issues in the alliance in the future. >> i didn't say we couldn't guarantee the future. you can't tell me whether you would be able to go home at night. >> daughter of ireland. thinking of home. my son. >> joe concha joins us now. joe, your reaction to these latest quote, unquote, displays from the president of the united states. >> it appears that we have grandpa simpson as our president at this point. and abe simpson as you know is retired on that political program. t

moments ago the secret service is asking to update lawmakers in a private area tomorrow regarding the kean in joe biden's white house. what does that mean? what do you mow? >> it signals there's been a development. the original timetable was for the house oversight committee to be briefed the week of january 246789 they kreechd out to which chairman comer and moved that to 10 a.m. in a intelligence briefing room normally reserved for classified information can go in and get a briefing on. this this comes as we know the secret service was running fingerprints and dna analysis on the bag of cocaine to get evidence from it. lawmakers are scrambling to show up tomorrow. but moving it up signals there's been some form of development in the investigation. >> let me ask you, you broke another story that u.s. attorney weiss signed off on bringing felony tax evasion cases against hunter biden, felony, dating back to 2014, but weiss never filed the charges who he signed off on bringing. can you explain to me? that makes no sense. >> yes, what we know is his office signed off. his top deputy a person

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keane, on which the ayes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk twill redesignate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 48 printed in house report 118-147, offered by mr. kaine of new jersey. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of the request for recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having risen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this will be a two-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the chair: on this vote the yeas are 240, the nays are 195. the amendment is adopted. the unfinished business is the request for recorded vote on amendment number 62 printed in part a of house report 118-147 by the gentleman from california, mr. mcclintock, on which further proceedings were postponed, and on which the ayes pre

general jack keane. with you, because we still don't know. any suspicions on your part? >> i think first of all he was likely running from something as opposed to something. by that i mean he was found guilty of assault and spent a couple months in jail and was heading to fort bliss and we don't know for fact because the military hasn't advised us but likely facing discharge the military with a less than honorable discharge because he committed a felony. that in terms of the embarrassment he would be facing with his family, etc. may have put added pressure on the youngster and as i said he was running from that more than running towards the communist state, trying to escape in a sense. i think the primary thing here is to get somebody in touch with him. we don't have direct contact, no diplomatic relations but we normally work through sweden to do that for us. i know the state department is working on that, to get somebody to talk to him to see what his welfare is and see if he's being held against his w

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bourdain: jim keane is a state senator and labor advocate who grew up working the mines of butte.0,000 miles. - and i figure-- - like this? - like this. only smaller, usually. bourdain: larry hoffman is a longtime mining engineer and instructor. matt krattinger is the new guy. a hard-rock miner by day, he likes to relax by spending his free time down here, playing. - i come mining for fun on my days off. - okay. - it's one of those things that just gets in your blood. you got a lot of pride in it. bourdain: these guys like it underground. and even more, they seem to like drilling holes deep into the rock face. [percussive music] [drill squeals and whirs] - you want to drill? - sure. ♪ [drill rattling] - pull that out. now you're getting the feel of where the weight's on it. - oh, yeah. [both laugh] cool. - you do that several hundred times a day... - no. - it's good. - [laughing] sweet. - the community recognized the miner was at the top of the food chain. when i grew up, he was considered just like a doctor or a lawyer, because everybody knew he was the one making everything work

impact will these events have on the war many ukrainesome let's ask retired four-star general jack keanefor the study of war and a fox news senior strategic analyst. so, general, welcome. good to see you again, as always. so after a week, a week later, how do you read the impact of this rebellion on putin's held on power? -- hold on power? >> yeah, well, definitely he's got some problems there, and he's attempting to the shore that up. but first of all, he's trying to figure out, you know, who's really loyal to him. so there's a number of investigations underway to get to the bottom of that. and and, you know, i think we all know what putin's going to do. he's going to choose loyalty over effectiveness. and it certainly starts possibly with the general you just mentioned who is in charge of putin's forces in syria and did all that carpet bombing that likely killed ins of thousands, if not hundreds of thousands of syrians. but in that, in that command he became friends with prigozhin who was also operating in syria with the wagner group. and they were anti-yes rahs mow and also they were

leslie kean joins brian entin live to talk all about the alien activity happening in the u.s.. that's tonight on banfield. only on newsnation. >> welcome back. happening tomorrow, a bay area veteran and the last surviving sailors from the uss indianapolis is getting a special honor. 92 year-old carol gray will have a statue in his likeness put up in the britt has called the town home since his return from world war. 2 check out these artistic renderings of the statue from the benicia community foundation. the foundation says it's honoring a real home town hero. it will be a special ceremony this friday in the thank you so much for your >> all right. talk about a close call. there are tourists in alaska managed to scare off a 700 pound bear charging right towards them. as you can see there to a guy martin boland and his daughter held their ground. they growled at the bear yell. that is you could you just heard that there. thought that the animal was probably, quote, bluffing and bullet says you should never run from a charging bear, even though your instinct is probably to run.

near the coastline and areas like concord going to be seeing 30 mile per hour gusts today that car keanees to get inland. as for temperatures later on just 60's to 70's. nothing too warm. i'll be talking all the details of this weekend's forecast as well. still to come rain. all right, john, thank you for that. well, much busier day. then the start of the week. > lot of people through at home or at a town. >> you see our bridges right richmond. sandra fell bridge not seeing major delays but around 14 to 15 minutes as you're traveling across these 3 bridges, golden gate bridge, a little under 20 minutes to make that ride this morning. let's get a look at things on the south. a little one-on-one. 37 minutes. so that's been going back and forth of 40 to 35. so safe to say factor that into your morning. drive to 18. 82. those still pretty light and over in the east bay leandro down to 2.37. it's going to be about 31 minutes on this thursday. arias is back to you rate of bay area. drivers are step closer to having to pay more to cross our bridges. yeah, it's a bill sponsored by state senator

this intersection is cala and keane. king is a very busy thoroughfare in east san jose. detectives were here at least 8 hours as they were trying to find out exactly what happened. we do know and here's video. this all went down shortly before midnight involved. a solo driver and 3 pedestrians. they don't know the cause of the collision yet, but i got a chance to talk to witness. he was inside his home. he has an idea on exactly what happened and this is his account of what he personally saw. >> i was just my room and then i her being first, the tires and the end of it. you know impact was real out. and i had like couple of times already, 2, sides are getting. so i came out. it was my first. thank you all my car. i guess i came out and when i'm coming out, the first an states lady laying on the floor. iran trying to see if i could, you know, like helber file away or try to wake up. and then when i'm walking or running to i see a baby laying on the floor face down. >> and to their left side and like 5 year-old to just plain the ground on colleges, all of them. >> it's one

keane is into the delta. going to be a fairly breezy afternoon. some may want to bring that jacket as you are venturing outside. now, skies will eventually clear out. it's just going to take longer to get there. and daytime highs cooler than they have been only 60's to 70's. more on your forecast is ahead rain. all right, john, thank you for that. well, tracking in accident in oakland along south on a 80. >> jackson street, you can see things are little slow. 5.80, might be a better alternate for you. if you are traveling there 13, if you're traveling along that not seen major issues but 85, 80 traveling crockett down towards the maze. going take a little time. cause traffic has been building there. checking on a bridge cams right now. you can see the bay bridge toll plaza tolls are on san mateo bridge around 15 minutes. there. richmond, sandra fell bridge a little under 30 minutes of this hour. and the going a bridge about 20 minutes are keeping a close eye on things out there for you. darya james, send it back to you both. thank you, reyna. all

fergal keane, bbc news, cornwall.tain with fergal keane, on bbc one tonight at eight o'clock, and it will also be available on the iplayer. let's take a look at today's papers. the metro leads with the stabbing of a teacher at a school in tewkesbury. it shows a father hugging his daughter after the pupils were finally allowed to leave, and it also has an image ofjamie sansom, who has been named locally as the injured teacher. the telegraph reports on plans to offer ukraine what it calls nato—lite protection, with a special arrangement similar to the one between israel and its western allies. talks are ongoing ahead of the nato summit in lithuania, which the times also features on its front page, alongside a photograph of king charles sharing a laugh withjoe biden. the us president paid a flying visit to windsor on his way to the nato summit. and one of the most read stories on the bbc news website is about a village in suffolk where the poisonous plant hemlock was found growing along a path near the local school. and

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. >> well, we now know that british band keane is corrupt and very much central to the establishment plot to crack down on free and fair debate in the uk. the seismic victory of my colleague nigel farage over natwest and the bbc is a state through the heart of the groupthink and globalist orthodoxy that is trying to silence the voice of the people like you and all of us at this broadcaster. what's happened over the past few weeks and especially the past 24 hours is so much more than a row over a coutts bank account . it's about coutts bank account. it's about where the corporations and institutions have any right to judge honest and hardworking brits who are brave enough to speak out against the groupthink and woke mumbo jumbo that is increasingly destroying our society. there's a reason why the bbc today programme presenter nick robinson, a long time hater of gb news views, was even today . so determined to even today. so determined to sneer at nigel despite what he has so brilliantly and bravely uncovered. you know, pretty much whatever you do, there are people saying, i don't what

. >> well, we now know that british band keane is corrupt and very much central to the establishment plot to crack down on free and fair debate in the uk. the seismic victory of my colleague nigel farage over natwest and the bbc is a state through the heart of the groupthink and globalist orthodoxy that is trying to silence the voice of the people like you and all of us at this broadcaster. what's happened over the past few weeks and especially the past 24 hours is so much more than a row over a coutts bank account . it's about coutts bank account. it's about where the corporations and institutions have any right to judge honest and hardworking brits who are brave enough to speak out against the groupthink and woke mumbo jumbo that is increasingly destroying our society. there's a reason why the bbc today programme presenter nick robinson, a long time hater of gb news views, was even today . so determined to even today. so determined to sneer at nigel despite what he has so brilliantly and bravely uncovered. you know, pretty much whatever you do, there are people saying, i don't what

but there was another child that was probably about a foot or more higher than my walking kean. cane. probably in my opinion six, seven years old. this child had a bag and collected things. a baby, in my opinion, i would say a baby. a child. and when this child reached the exit near the officer, and i'm standing there, i saw it, this child looked at the officer and the officer looked at the child. and i thought for a moment that the officer would react. this child turned to that officer and staired -- stared, just stared the officer as we would say in my neck of the woods, he stared the officer down. . a baby. and then walked on out of the door with goods that he had not paid for. friends, doesn't matter your color. at some point we have to take a stand. this cannot be tolerated. does anybody really think that these children are going to stop after that one incident? does anybody really believe that they won't do things at some point in the future that will exceed petty theft? i'm only speculating. but my guess is that this can be the genesis of bad things to come. it has to be