kylie is in her second year at harlowe high school. she teaches agriculture and coaches cheerleading. she told me that she found her life's calling in teaching. her husband nathan teaches agriculture and coaches wrestling at turner public school. they knew that they wanted to start their careers teaching math in rural montana. but it didn't add up financially. with the states low starting teacher pay, thankfully teach act made a big difference. kylie told me that the boost from the teach act was her deciding factor in moving to harlem to teach. thanks to the teach act, we have kiley and nathan, to new young teachers educating our students. they are making our future a little brighter every day. kylie and nathan, thank you for your dedication to our kids and montana's future. please, stand up. [applause] friends, a four year college degree is not the best option for everyone. many new, good paying jobs require specialized skills, skills developed through apprenticeship. when we took office two years ago, government regulations blocked a

kylie, how is the biden administration responding?it's clearly an all hands on deck effort here. we just heard from the white house press secretary talking about how dhs is involved, the fbi is involved, dea is involved. we know of course the state department and the justice department are involved. and all of those u.s. government agencies are working their contacts in mexico, working with their counterparts in mexico to try to figure out -- >> ned price at the state department giving an update. let's listen. >> we extend our deepest condolences to the family and loved ones of the deceased. we thank our mexican and u.s. law enforcement partners for their efforts to find these innocent victims and the task forward is to ensure that justice is done. next, earlier today at the launch of the 2023 joint response plan for the rohingya humanitarian crisis in bangladesh, the united states announced $26 million in additional humanitarian assistance -- >> coming in at the tail end of his comment. all right. so we had ned price there, the spoke

kylie, appreciate the reporting. thank you. joining us now to discuss cnn military analyst retyrrell commander general mark hertling. as we look at where things stand this morning, i know you told anderson cooper last night that you doubt this incident was a result of a direct order, that it was more in your frame a pilot that did some really dumb things. how concerned are you that an episode like this could escalate? >> you know, erica, this is normal operations in europe, truthfully. the nato air policing has been involved using aircraft to intercept and scramble against russian incursion into air space. so that is what's normal. what's very abnormal is the way the russians fly. there have been multiple times when they have gotten too close to aircraft, it's one thing to try to intercept a plane or shadow a plane, a nato plane, it's another thing to get this close where you damage an aircraft, dumping fuel on an aircraft. that's just unprofessional, unsafe behavior like the white house and john kirby has said. i'm not as conc

cnn national security correspondent kylie atwood is at the state department. cnn correspondent rosa flores is in brownsville, texas. rosa, let's begin with you. in terms of what we are learning in the last 24 hours or so, specifically about the conditions of the two americans who survived, how are they this morning? >> reporter: well, according to the mother of latavia washington mcgee who spoke to cnn this morning she said that her daughter is expected to head home today. as for the condition of the other american who was shot in his leg, it is unclear. the hospital is not releasing a statement or conditions. we do know that the hospital that you see behind me is the hospital where the two americans were brought to once they crossed into the united states. now, all of this as we're learning more from mexican officials about the actual timeline of what happened in mexico. mexican officials saying that the americans crossed into matamoros, mexico at 9:18 a.m. on friday and that they were lost for a few hours. they were trying to get signal, they were calling th

let's go down to the state department kylie atwood standing by their kylie howard, us officials respondingl, listen yesterday from the nsc, they said the biden administration is deeply concerned about what is going on in israel after of course, we heard the news that had as was telling you guys that prime minister netanyahu had fired his defense minister, and we're also hearing from the nsc that they're urging israeli leaders to find a compromise as soon as possible. they're talking about democratic values being really core to us israeli relations and that fundamental relationship between the two countries and we're all also learning this morning that the israeli embassy in washington d. c is going to be closed today. until further notice. that is, according to the spokesperson from the embassy. now when asked if the embassador is going to join the strike, along with the other diplomats who are part of that union that called for all of its members to strike today, the spokesperson said that the ambassador is following the unions instructions that indicates that the ambassador won't be head

cnn's kylie atwood joins us live from the state department.can authorities are expected to give an update any minute now. what are you hearing from u.s. officials, though? >> reporter: as you guys were saying, this happened on friday in northeast mexico. it's four americans who were kidnapped and assaulted in this area. now, according to one u.s. official, this was a case of mistaken identity. the folks that attacked them didn't know who they were, presumably, possibly didn't know that they were americans. but according to that u.s. official, they were visiting that town for medical procedure. and that mirrors what we heard earlier today from mexican president saying that the americans were there to buy medicine. of course, we're trying to learn more about those circumstances, but it's worth noting that the state department has warned americans against traveling to this state in mexico. specifically because of the criminal activity that takes place there, citing kidnappings that have taken place there on the state department website. so this i

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kylie outward, thanks so much for walking us throughout.uth korea and the us are demonstrating their firepower during major military exercises , and it's striking a nerve with north korea to allies. the drills are defensive in nature and their regular, but on wednesday morning, they used thousands of troops and high end weaponry to practice and amphibious invasion. north korea sees that as an offensive, not defensive drill. cnn's paula hancocks was there as tanks and troops rolled onto the shore's. the u. s. and south korean presidents pledged last year to expand joint military drills, they said to counter the increasing threat from north korea. and that's exactly what they're doing. ship to shore assault, grounding of fighting force and equipment while trying to maintain the element of surprise. this is the drill that north korea always reacts to the idea of american and south korean marines storming a beach on the korean peninsula. pyongyang sees this as a dress rehearsal for an invasion of the south korean and american line has always be

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. >> cnn's kylie atwood is at the state department with the latest.cant development given they've been grappling with this mysterious issue and ailments people have been suffering for years. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. this is after two years of intensive work by the intelligence community looking at the question of who or what caused these incidents now known as havana syndrome. what they found is that they weren't able to link any of these cases to a foreign adversary. that is why they are coming to the conclusion that it's unlikely that a foreign adversary was involved in these havana syndrome incidents that we have seen affect u.s. diplomats and u.s. spies around the globe dating back to 2016 when there was that cluster of incidents in havana, cuba. it's important to note that they're also say there's no credible evidence that a foreign adversary has a weapon or a collection device that would be capable of carrying out these widespread incidents. that's really important here because there has been kind of the believe that there's some foreign

kylie atwood is joining us now with more.avrov for the first time since last year. they met on the sidelines here. what do we know about the meeting and who initiated it? >> this is the highest level meeting between u.s. and russian officials since the russian invasion, the ukraine war gan. and the last time the secretary of state was meeting with lavrov was the month before the invasion where he warned of the costs and consequences if russia went ahead with the invasion. obviously russia went ahead anyways. so it's really significant here that it was the secretary of state who initiated this conversation. we're told by a senior state department official that it lasted only about ten minutes and he had three points he made in this conversation. he pressed that russia should reverse the decision to get out of the new start treaty, the single lasting arms agreement between the u.s. and russia which russia announced they were going to be departing earlier this month and pressed for an m american, paul whelan, to be released. and

sam kylie is in paris where protestors are on the street right now.ost of us on this side of the atlantic are scratching our heads, because the retirement age here in the u.s. is between 66 and 67. >> reporter: well, exactly. and in other anglo saxon countries, there is not a compulsory retirement age. macron is trying to bring his country more into line with some of the more capitalist economies effectively around the world. but that is flying in the face of many, many decades of culture and economy here that has resulted in demonstrations. here you can see just the latter stages the police have shut it down pretty effectively, jake. but at the same time, they're saying that some 4,000 people were here, there were rocks thrown. there were about a dozen arrests. and it all began yesterday essentially in that building at the end there underneath above the blue police lights, which is the national assembly. it was in that building that the macron appointed prime minister decided that she wasn't going to take his proposals to a vote. she was going to use

>> kylie, thank you so much. joining us to break this down at the magic wall, cnn military analyst general mark hertling. good to see you. today, the defense secretary said russia is running out of capability in ukraine. the offensive around the southern cities of ukraine, as well as the crimean peninsula. >> what we are talking about, jake, in this area, this is not the places where we have emphasized over the last couple of months. we have been focused primarily on bakhmut, crimea. so you're talking about these areas, zaporizhzhia, and others. these are the places russian forces have occupied sense the start of the invasion but have had a hard time holding it. last summer, ukraine was able to take over some territory in mykolaiv province up to the river that is about a mile wide. truthfully, i called it wrong. i thought we, the ukrainians, would bag about 10,000 russian soldiers in this area. most of them escaped. since the summer, they have actually created defensive positions. but i think this is the location

. >> kylie atwood is monitoring the situation from the state department but let's start with security correspondent josh campbell. what are we learning about how the tragedy unfolded? it looked like the surviving member of the group is the mother of six who went down there for the procedure, is that correct? >> reporter: that's right. since the incident began i've been talking to sources in the ongoing search for the captives. they knew the situation was grim because of the dramatic video we were showing earlier where you see what appears to be the aftermath of the kidnapping attempt where people are being loaded onto the back of the truck. there it is the graphic video. you see a woman being shoved into the back of the truck and then there are what appear to be the lifeless bodies of others loaded onto the vehicle as well. it's because those people weren't moving why the people working on the investigation were so concerned about the outcome. we have learned from sources the sad news that two of those americans were indeed killed. and i'm about to read you their names. we have not re

kylie atwood has the story. what are you learning?> what we're learning, according to an intelligence community assessment is that all of these cases that the intelligent community has studied really rigorously, none of those cases can be linked to a foreign adversary's involvement. therefore, this assessment that the intelligent community is coming out with today, is saying unlikely it was a foreign adversary involved 2349 incidents. it's not in line with what some thought, that a foreign adversary who could have been engaged in these attacks on u.s. official worldwide. the intelligence community is saying, no, that's not the case. what they did is they looked at they incidents really closely, all of the factors surrounding where they were happening, what was hatching on the streets, what was happening inside the walls, all of those things. when they extrapolated out all those different factors, they didn't find a phone adversary connected. i also think it's important to note that it's unlikely that there is a foreign adversary who h

. >> kylie atwood is with us now. what more do we know about this conversation?porter: well, listen, it was a surprise meeting just yesterday, the secretary of state was asked if he was going to meet lavrov for this meeting and he said there were no plans to do so. the fact that it happened demonstrates that it came together at the last minute here according to a senior state official. it lasted about ten minutes on the sideline in these meetings in india. we know that the secretary of state focused on the ukraine war, urging russia end its war of aggression. the secretary of state said he told lavrov that, and he also reinterated the support for ukraine. when it comes to the new s.t.a.r.t. agreement that russia said it's no longer participating in the secretary of state urged foreign minister lavrov to reverse that decision. talking about how the united states and russia have engaged on arms control previously during tough times even during the cold war. listen to what he said. >> lastly, i spoke briefly with russia's foreign minister lavrov on the margins of ou

cnn's sam kylie has more now from paris. >> reporter: here in the place de italy, this is the third dayn age from 62 to 64. now, there have been more organized demonstrations. the unions are asking people to get off the streets because they are worried about an increased level of violence. and there's a great deal of pressure now on emmanuel macron, because this conjures up memories of the "yellow vest" movement that he had to deal with for many, many months as part of the demonstrations against his attempts to reform the economic and even the social structures of this country. sam kylie, cnn, paris. >>> hundreds of thousands of protesters filled the streets of israel on saturday, voicing their opposition to the netanyahu government's plan to overhaul israel's judicial system. it's the 11th straight week of demonstrations over the proposal, which would let lawmakers overturn supreme court decisions with a simple majority. critics fear the changes will weaken the country's highest court and a rote democratic checks and balances. this as president herzog unveiled a compromise plan saying

. >> and kylie, what role does the u.s. government have in trying to locate and bring these americans home? >> well as rosa was saying, the fbi is taking a lead on this and they have a presence in mexico and which helps things and they put out the $50,000 reward for any information that could lead to arrest or the safe, secure finding of these americans. but we should note that there are other law enforcement agencies that also have a presence in mexico and also have a role. that is according to the u.s. ambassador to mexico saying today that various law enforcement agencies are working with mexico authorities to try and secure the safe release and safe location of these americans. we should also note, jake, that the state department has actually told americans not to travel to this area of northeast mexico. it is known for criminal activity, for kidnappings and murder. >> kylie atwood at the state department and rosa flores in texas, thank you. >>> i want to bring in vicente gonzalez who represents the texas communities ri

. >> reporter: he left the teaching career in dallas to prerm full time as kylie. >> kylie showed merter: but that voice could soon be silenced in texas which is considering at least four bills seeking to restrict drag performances. >> these bills become law, my livelihood is at risk. i don't want to imagine a life where i can't be the person that i worked so hard to finally figure out who i am. to fully have all that just ripped away, it would be soul crushing. >> grown men dancing it it their underwear in front of chirp -- >> reporter: texas state representative says the bills are designed to protect minors. >> protect children from any adult that wants to sexualize this. right now the only group of people that is trying to sexualize children are the drag performances. >> reporter: drag has become a target amongst conservatives which shows literacy events like drag queen story hour sparking protest and attacks from right-wing extremist groups. texas is just one of at least 18 states seeking to restrict drag. groups say it's a broader attack on the queer community. >> states across

. >> reporter: he left a teaching career in dallas to perform full time as kylie. >> kylie showed me that voice could soon be silenced in texas, which is considering at least four bills seeking to restrict drag performances. >> if these bills become law, my entire livelihood is at risk. i don't even want to imagine a life where i can't be the person that i worked so hard to finally figure out who i am, to fully have all that just ripped away, it would be soul crushing. >> grown men dancing in their underwear in front of children asking for money. >> reporter: texas state representative brian slayton says the bills are designed to protect minors. >> i think it's important to protect children from any adult that wants to sexualize them. right now the only group of people that's trying to sexualize children are the drag performances. >> reporter: drag has become a target amongst conservatives, with shows and even literacy events like drag queen story hour sparking protests and targeted attacks from right-wing extremist groups in some states. >> the book is called "love the world." >> re

josh campbell, dianne gallagher and kylie atwood, thank you to all of you. let's bring in a former member of the fbi's rescue hostage team, rob d'amico. you see that woman walking around at gunpoint, but you also see some evidence that there were perhaps people who were not moving. two dead, two alive, one critically injured. what do you think based on when we know so far happened here? did the hostage-takers go further than what happened in those initial moments perhaps killing or injuring the victims after what we see transpiring on this tape? >> yeah, abby. it was a horrific video. i saw the uncut version yesterday early when our intel analyst sent it to me and it reminded me back of iraq and afghanistan, the freedom of movement that the bad guys were doing. i believe that they were probably injured in the shootout in the car, and i don't think later on anything else happened. looking at that video, i've seen enough of them from over there, i'm actually surprised three are -- or two are alive because the way they're dragging the bodies and everything else

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cnn's kylie atwood is joining us now from the state department and kylie tell us more about what the secretary of state said this morning as well. well listen. there were quite a few questions from chairman mccaul for the secretary of state regarding the committee's investigation into the biden ministrations withdrawal from afghanistan. there are three sets of documents that mccall has been clear that he wants from the state department for their investigation. the first are evacuation plans for the embassy, those embassy evacuation plans have actually been provided yesterday there about 3000 documents, according to a source familiar that went from state to the committee, and those evacuation plans are part of them. but then there are two other buckets. the first is the actual plans that the excuse me the state department's review of the plans for this withdrawal their after action report. that is something that the secretary of state said, is going to be provided over the course of the next few weeks. and that is something that chairman mccaul appeared to be satisfied with. but then

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let's bring in cnn's kylie atwood and kylie chairman mccaul also warned the secretary of state antony blinken, that he needed to hand over these key documents regarding the botched withdrawal. or he would face a subpoena. what documents does the chairman want? well the committee has asked for a tremendous number of documents from the state department for this investigation, but there are three sets of documents that they have made clear are their priority. the first are of ac you ation plans at the state department drafted up for the embassy in kabul so that the committee can see what kind of plans were underway to evacuate that embassy. how those plans change. those plans were actually provided to the committee yesterday, along with about 3000 documents, i'm told, according to a source familiar, but then there's two other sets. there is the after action report that the state department did looking at how it actually conducted the withdrawal from afghanistan and lessons learned . the secretary of state said that that report would be shared with the committee over the course of the nex

international security correspondent kylie atwood is with us now. the deadline for these documents was supposed to be five pm last night. so where do things stand? that's right. and as far as we know yesterday, according to a source familiar with the matter there were about 3000 pages of documents at the state department shared with congress with chairman mccall and his committee regarding the afghanistan withdrawal, but when it comes to the specific documents that mccall actually wants, only one of those sets of documents was actually shared. so essentially, what that means is that we're teed up right now for subpoenas to come from the committee to the secretary of state because essentially the documents that they have been specifically requesting over the period of the last few months, just having all been provided to the committee. so the three things that they're looking for our number one emergency evacuation plans from the embassy that has been provided to them. the other thing is the actual after action report that the state department did th

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and kylie's move back to australia really whole. to because i'm thinking many million so all the royals she's got sarah ferguson apparently a 20 to big deal in australia with an australian so every royal former royal hanger on is now receiving the money that harry and meghan have made from these tell all biography is in the rushing to do their own right. well i mean that money is floating around and this is fact.i floating around and this is fact. i was asked this week to be in a major your television show as prince andrew amazing . i show as prince andrew amazing. i hopei show as prince andrew amazing. i hope i hope you get the part you may need to work on i can't do it i'm booked up already but that's but i always thought of myself as more of the half as either harvey weinstein's . well either harvey weinstein's. well i mean what was the show was it crimewatch. i'm not allowed to say what it is. i mean, we've the independent now and there's controversy over electric shock treatment for women . why does it treatment for women. why

they also managed to retrieve cash and gold bars, from destroyed banks and jewelry shops. kylie sherlock overland is recovering his brother's belongings. he was raptured along with his family, but 7 other families didn't make it either odd that all la loveday, what can you do? you feel completely helpless in the face of calamity. i find a few items, mostly polish of my brother and his children. he has at least a few memories now to keep it him. it's all about keeping memories alive and remembering those who couldn't make it mostly buried in unmarked grace. now the challenge is that people faced with continued for some time. now the victims, the displaced are moving to a makeshift camps or to safer areas by they say that they are determined to come back home one day, once reconstruction is completed and the house, as other government promised it will be delivered. now people are asking questions about what's next for us. should the get, should the government move us to different areas for the government to rethink the way it desires and it builds or buildings in areas that are earthquake

police and fire crews say they worked quickly to reroute traffic on homestead between kylie boulevard and lawrence expressway and silicon valley power worked to restore power about five miles down the road in sunnyvale, a 50 ft tree also toppled onto the main building of west valley elementary school . no one was hurt, but neighbors say the high winds put a temporary stopped everything. yeah so then i saw this tree and then you know everyone's fences down and the traffic on 85 over there is just empty, so it's a little bit crazy. saint francis high school in mountain view and de anza college in cupertino. also lost power in their campuses were closed today. now the south bay has been hit pretty hard with these power outages over the last month, but the power companies tell us that they tried to warn people to take precautions and they're doing all they can to get their power back on julie campus will be open tomorrow. lamonica. i don't know. and i'm not sure that the power has been restored . but i think if people want information about that they can check the twitter pages. that's wh

they also managed to retrieve cash and gold bars, from destroyed banks and jewelry shops. kylie sherlock overland is recovering his brother's belongings. he was raptured along with his family, but 7 other families didn't make it either odd that all la loveday, what can you do? you feel completely helpless in the face of calamity. i find a few items, mostly polish, of my brother in his children. he has at least a few memories now to keep it him. it's all about keeping memories alive and remembering those who couldn't make it mostly buried in unmarked grace on keeping those memories alive. it was quite interesting for me when i was travelling across all those areas to see volunteers tapping into the debris and recovering a some of those belongings and particularly photo albums and they put it just neither sites hoping that one day someone could come pick those things to help the survivors of the relatives to put together the p says as will volleys, quite dramatic scenes, tragedies all over those areas. i've seen also people spending hours and hours near the rabble on when he asked them why

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can we talk about oh , kylie, can we talk about oh, kylie, i know we love kylie, don't we?decades. she's lived in london, but reports have been coming out that she's actually turned down her opportunity to perform at the king's coronation concert. she moved back to australia last yean she moved back to australia last year, but in australia at the moment there have been growing calls for the country to become a republic and the prime minister and what's his name, anthony albanese says that, you know, due to respecting queen's staff, he will not put a referendum out just yet during his first term. but it is on the cards. so i think kylie's read the room and she's like , might the room and she's like, might be a bit of a disrespect australians for her to perform at the concert. she's previously performed at the queen's birthday, just 2018 for her 92nd birthday. but it seems for the king's coronation and a lot of p0p king's coronation and a lot of pop stars have been turning down the invitation. we've had at tao at cher and harry styles , elton at cher and harry styles, elton j

what we see here is their habitat, the be so kylie said people the car assembly volcano and this is approximately where diane fussy, set up, her tenant said of cobalt. when vinny a cart began her research in rwanda in 2004, there were 3 groups of groups. each shifting trail scene here represents their respective movement patters and these a problems. and if i and the site, we've seen a tremendous growth in these groups over a period of 15 years, as many as 65 gorillas in the pablo group, which is an absolute world record the mouth. and so the, in 2004, i wasn't aware that it could be more than one, seal the back in a group. what happened in 2007 took us all by surprise, lashed on a protracted period of stability was followed by chaos. when comes the 1st en francais sake of 1165 guerrillas in one group couldn't work well for long. again, we were waiting for something to happen. the co op in the groups partly split up males dotted to form their own group with some female corporate credit of pablo, for example, split into several groups. and instead of 3 groups before we had at times, 12 groups. so

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