. >> reporter: street safety is one of marta lindsey's concerns. she works for walk san francisco, a non-profit trying to make the city safer for pedestrians. >> i had a close call myself at this very intersection. about ten years ago. when i was pregnant. and and now that baby walks to school down argualo. this is very personal for me. >> reporter: the street will be getting one of 33 new speed cameras. lindsey says it desperately needs it. >> every day, more than a thousand drivers are going more than 10 miles per hour above the speed limit in fulton. >> reporter: she looked at city data to get that. and bought a radar gun. people going more than 11 miles per hour over the speed limit will get a ticket in the mail. and the fees range with speed until the max fine. $500. lindsey is confident that slowing down can save lives. >> if you are hit at 25 miles per hour, your survival rate is pretty good. but the time a driver is going 40 miles per hour. 75% chance you are very, very injured or probably dead. >> reporter: shannon haake says these cameras

and with lindsey, i don't know if you remember the conversation, lindsey, but i had a conversation with lindsey, who's so talented on so many things, but i would say finance, he's less interested. no, no, he's very lucky he gets it, but he's, he's less interested. and i said to him, you know, certain countries, they charge us a tariff and i want to charge them the same thing. and i like that. and i want to charge them the same thing. i said, okay, so let's get this straight. they charge us like 100%. we charge them nothing. so that's what i said. so you want to charge them 100%. they said, i want to charge them, whatever. if it's 80% of it's 25%. i want lindsey looked at me, goes, you got my vote. and it was very simple. and he's a great guy and he's running for office and i'm going to endorse him and he's going to do very well. i think he's going to do very well. well, we're batting i think we're 299 and zero. and the republican. but you know what? we're 355. ryan jack was the great brain jack. 355 out of 350 have general elections. we won, i think 234. that's not bad either. but with

lindsey is convinced it will. >> these cameras are going to go in.oing to see the behavior change on those streets. it's going to be wonderful. we're going to see crash rates come down. it's going to be time to pass more legislation so this program can expand. >> reporter: a new tool that will hopefully save lives. >> by the way, the new cameras are expected to be operational by mid-march. under state law, san jose and oakland are also allowed to install new speed cameras, and both oakland and san jose say they plan to have them too up and running by the end of the year. >>> andrea? >> brian, it's been one month since daniel lurie was sworn in as san francisco mayor. to mark the occasion, he picked up trash with a community cleanup group. 80 volunteers cleaned up along van ness avenue and bay street. before his inauguration, he held several cleanups across the city. organizers say they are happy to get support from the mayor. >> as neighbors, as volunteers, grassroots volunteers have been, you know, working to try to get our city cleaner for many yea

republican lindsey graham says the senate is set to markup a budget resolution next week. mike: the house is hunkering down to finalize its plans and some are still at odds. we'll ask kevin hern how he sees it shaping up. i'm mike emanuel. anita: great, mike. i'm anita vogul in new york. we begin with lucas tomlinson live at the white house with a rush to pass the president's agenda. >> good morning, anita. it was busy on thursday when about two dozen house republicans came here to the white house to meet with president trump. the meeting lasted about five hours. president trump said the meeting went well. he told lawmakers that do not touch the following. >> i listened for a little while and then i said why don't we just balance the budget? why don't we cut certain things and balance the budget? don't touch social security, don't touch medicare, medicaid, just leave them alone. >> now, that's about half the budget. medicare, medicaid and social security, anita. now, trump met with republican senators to discuss the budget at mar-a-lago last night. and house speaker mike j

lindsey ford has more. >> i'm actually in the hot seat forest hill neighborhood. and this area is not under evacuation but had some serious storm damage. come over here and take a look with me. this right here was the road where the house had had fallen. you can see that this road is no longer here. there is actually waterfall. what looks like coming off of the road because of the flooding and then when we walk over here again, lots of mud and we have a large tree over here that was actually swallowed up by the mudslide as well. and you can see over their gaping large holes. and if we walk over here, you can take a look and see that over there in the corner where there it looks like there's some wood that was actually where the house used to be. and there's some remains of it. and people in this neighborhood on this block. tell me that this is something that they have never seen before. landslides are. >> fairly typical usually they don't take houses with them. a shocking sight video captured part of a house floating down the russian river. >> this is after strong

. >> kron four's lindsey ford spoke with several people who live there. they're saying they're hopeful. the lawsuit filed last month will bring them much-needed answers just shock, trying to figure out how did this happen? why? >> why weren't they better regulated community members rallying and expressing their confusion and anger with signs reading this stress? this is shameful. >> and this truck poisoned us. this comes all after the january 16th, lithium battery caused fire at the moss landing power plant. the fire was ignited at the company history, energies, battery, energy storage system, their batteries front. >> and that's not the one everybody. 6 lane, goes up comes that's why trying to cheryle robinson lives in elkhorn, which is 3 miles down the road from the power plant. robinson says vistra energy has not responded to any of her calls or emails. >> the only thing offered to her and others was back in january. a gift card to help with displacement expenses after the fire like a boys. and bring fact that, you know, the group never again, mice lan

crawford's lindsey ford showing us tonight how the community is coming together to help those families that were forced out. >> we got water on water. >> a canine free food and drinks and downtown guerneville for kernville residents displaced by the floods. sonoma county requested the salvation army disaster relief to provide the food and for the red cross to provide cleaning kits. in instance in these kids included sponge is masks, large bristle brushes and squeegee. he's he's through all that just here sitting my car. >> it's nice and warm. angelica marie barger says her home up the road is completely flooded. she says she had to trudge through the flood water to get here. i came in freezing. >> i'm being freezing wet. they do. the high you the game. recent county get my body temperatures back to where it needs to these people worked very hard and what they do. loop a council on found bircher been driving around 2 breaks for sonoma county's west county community services. i think when we have necessity in the community. >> it's always nice to have a warm meal where the community can

lindsey says the best way to avoid a fine is to slow down. there's going to be plenty of signs around that show where these by speed cameras are. so this isn't going to be any sort of gotcha experience. and again, this is to change behavior. it's not to make money. sfmta has put up 8 billboards warning drivers of the cameras coming this march saying obey the speed limit. permanent signs will also be placed at 30 major city entrances that say traffic laws in san francisco are photo enforced and crews were seen monday afternoon installing new speed limit signs on gary street speed cameras work and they don't just work in sunriver zone. they work in preventing severe and fatal traffic crashes. once the speed cameras are up in march. sfmta plans to issue warning notices to speeding drivers for the first 2 months. then the fines will be mailed out after that. >> i'm sara stinson reporting in san francisco back to. >> this morning, san jose officials plan to make one neighborhood a quote, no return zone for homeless people. this comes after residen

got to him once i a lindsey ram, got to it is all as critical minerals. you see what's happening instead of laughter right now, these people are killing each other over these critical minerals goes anybody will buy from them and pay them top price. so it's not gold or silver or any of those things that the belgians ripped up central africa over. it's now critical miles and those clinical mentos are fundamentally not totally, but fundamentally they're in the eastern part of you greenwich, russia. now invest. so you got a problem, donald, if you want to stop the grading and more and you want those critical minerals at the same time unless you could talk through it. and then this would be smart. this is the transactional president. you get on a plane, you go to moscow, you sit there with the new work out a deal, and then the deal. you work out some provisions for you're getting your share of the critical matters from there and you don't kill anybody and you stop the war. bruce mar, president would do that. but i don't know if we have a pretty smart person. i

and for that on like what say, lindsey graham and bizarre of people in your congress is talk about when they, with respect to iran and the, the possibility of an invasion you're on is just sign that russia do, you know, with just showed a military cooperation with iran has been showing of new weaponry that at least looks off the table. it's just going to be greater way to sanctions. although trump obviously hasn't been told about bricks and then say where i'm talking to you from the you a is now part of a system, a new new drooping with a run. i think that's one thing that i would say is fairly assured in my mind, at least a trump is a gaze, is a us use of force or real force against the wrong. i'm taking out an occasion or on the, on his he did with the r g. c is one thing, but taking on or on is quite another. i think he's been given the full breezing by different people or different types from the pentagon on how desperate the circumstance that would great in the united states. not just because we're so lawfully short of people in our military. but also because our industrial base is

shannon: allah senators lindsey graham and john fetterman how they're planning to vote on the president's most controversial nominees. plus, our sunday panel on america's abuse of both parties know that the dust has settled on the 2024 election. all right now on "fox news sunday." ♪ hello fox news in washington we begin with a look at today's top headlines. three more israeli hostages are free after more than year end hamas in captivity and gaza including one who has dual american citizenship and exchange israel released 183 palestinian prisoners. my minister benjamin netanyahu is traveling to the u.s. today smith president trump about the upcoming second phase of the cease-fire. investigators in philadelphia are still sifting through burned cars, damaged homes the charred debris of a medevac object that crashed shortly after takeoff right killing all six people on board at least one person on the ground. investigators have yet to find the cockpit voice recorder which colt could hold important clues about what happens. that deadly crash happened two days after commercial plane and militar

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three republican senators who spoke to cnn, senator lindsey graham, called it, quote, an interesting proposal. he added, quote, it might be problematic. senator thom tillis suggesting there are, quote, probably a couple kinks in that slinky. and senator john cornyn says, check back with me tomorrow. delaware senator chris, seen here covering his face in disbelief as reporters told him about trump's idea for the first time, had this to say. >> you can report that i was speechless. i'm speechless. that's insane. i can't think of a place on earth that would welcome american troops less. and where any positive outcome is less likely. this is between offensive and insane. and dangerous and foolish. >> major actors in the region also responding overnight, the terror group hamas, which governs gaza, released a statement calling trump's proposal a, quote recipe for creating chaos and tension in the region before adding our people in the gaza strip will not allow these plans to pass. but far right lawmakers in israel are hailing the u.s. president, the former national security minister, ben g

. >> lindsey, i want you to pick up on on this topic because i'm curious what it says to you. does it say that trump is particularly cagey when it comes to communications with putin, or is it more than that? and then, susan, you'll get the final word. >> well, i don't think he's actually being cagey to be aloof. i actually think he's being cagey so that he gets what he wants. and he likes to cozy up with these leaders. we continue to see that. and to david's point, the fact that we don't know what these conversations were about or how many times is very concerning, but the rules don't apply to donald trump. and he has told us that in so many ways. and unfortunately, this does put so many people on alarm. and i agree. what are republicans going to do to stand up to one of our adversaries? and that's putting us in more danger? >> okay, last word, susan. it's a frightening thought to know that the president or maybe he wasn't even president yet, was having these conversations with no, no one else around him. and if you want to know why, look at the recent announcement about annex

lindsey graham talks about we have to wait to see what the arab world says.ort this plan. and so donald trump is proposing something that would be a dramatic escalation of u.s. military involvement in the israeli-palestinian conflict. that is not welcome in gaza. that is going to infuriate, if not radicalize, american enemies around the world and is just has no process behind it. there's no part two to the plan other than him saying, we'll clear out the rubble and turn this into the riviera of the middle east. and this is the real world. and this is, i think, what people have to understand, joy in the news cycle of american politics. he says something, people react, oh, that's funny. oh that's crazy. oh, it's a great out of the box idea. the rest of the world is dealing in reality, which is that the 2 million people in gaza that have no self-determination and no one knows what's going to happen to them, and they're not going to make allowances for donald trump in the same way that, you know, republicans in congress are going to. >> let me ask you this, becaus

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in the meantime your colleagues on the senate side, lindsey graham he said this on x have tremendousct for speaker johnson i hope the house will move forward soon. we cannot allow this moment to pass. we cannot let president trump's america first agenda stall. one of the things he cites as aa border czar tom homan. i said you're going to run out of money for what's going on in the border priests not want to wait for the house he's moving ahead. >> yes lindsey is a good friend i'm great respect for him as well and understand what they are engaging and bring them want to move the agenda and so do we. president trump got a mandate to deliver the america first agenda praise work at breakneck pace is just on the opening of the show to do that with the executive branch and we are going to do it with legislation. as a very complicated and complex set of things we are delivering. of course we are going to secure the border. were going to make sure the american communities are safer going to get american energy dominance going again and the economy and restore common sense. but, to do all tha

. >> kron four's lindsey ford shows us how the community, though, coming together to help those in need. >> honor. >> a canine free food and drinks and downtown guerneville for kernville residents displaced by the floods. sonoma county requested the salvation army disaster relief to provide the food and for the red cross to provide cleaning kits. it these kids included sponge is masks, large bristle brushes and squeegee she through all that just here sitting my car. >> it's nice and warm. angelica marie barger says her home up the road is completely flooded. he says he had to trudge through the flood water to get here. i came freezing. i freezing wet. they gave me high you the game. recent county get my body temperatures back to where it needs to >> these people worked very hard and what they they can to lawn found bircher been driving around to works for sonoma county, west county community services. i think when we have necessity in the community. >> it's always nice to have a warm meal where the community. >> cantillon translated for tony ayala, who has also displaced by the floods.

that this whole thing is nothing but an act of it's nick lindsey, that's not me. i will try to conduct with bombardment and said, no president, trump is coming with this. with these political ideas, the very dangerous and the executive, not only by understands but my own confidence in the reason and by the world. how do you see the role of the us in the a peace process in the middle east right now? is it still a believable mediator? or unfortunately it's going to be, i mean, did it even do it in biden's time? and of course, it's gonna have to be them, it did the now with all this bias to israel's, to be, i'm a did, you will have to be in questions to be. he's not telling you what the but that's nice. somehow new terms. they not, and states is the biggest support that elizabeth and politically and would with arms and with technology and with everything. so no, of course the united states cannot believe that the president, i'm did something once a good which was the pressure of nathaniel. it's a still move the attackers on got available for that trip, continue was r

lindsey ford spoke with several residents who say they're hopeful. the lawsuit filed last month will bring them much-needed answers just shock, trying to figure out how did this happen? why? >> why weren't they better regulated community members rallying in expressing their confusion and anger with signs reading this stress. this is shameful and this truck poisoned us. this comes all after the january 16th, lithium battery caused fire at the moss landing power plant. the fire was ignited at the company history, energies, battery, energy storage system, their >> and that's not the one everybody. 6 lane. goes up comes that's why trying to cheryle robinson lives in elkhorn, which is 3 miles down the road from the power plant. robinson says vistra energy has not responded to any of her calls or emails. >> the only thing offered to her and others was back in january. a gift card to help with displacement expenses after the fire. like a sorry before you bring fact that, you know, the group never again, mice landing discussed health concerns caused by the f

host: the wall street journal and its analysis of the proposal yesterday, "senator lindsey graham, a republican from south carolina, a trump ally, called the proposal 'interesting and problematic'i've said his constituents would like the idea of ruben gallego said the president was outlining a "invasion" of gaza" and israelis called mr. trump's proposal bizarre and incoherent, going on to say none of it makes sense. is he looking to develop gaza as a beachfront property, talking about a u.s. occupation of gaza? will the u.s. force out 2 million palestinians as part of the plan? he asked. let's hear from bernie, new york, democrat on this proposal by the president floated yesterday. go ahead. caller: he is a genius. the guy is a genius. [indiscernible] i have nothing the greatest president of all time. my only problem is i think we should take france. i don't understand why he's looking for the gaza strip. we can't make any money on it. host: why is it a genius idea in your mind? caller: well, obviously i'm -- host: you have got to watch the language callers, especially when you calle

we just wanted to be safe. >> in moss landing, lindsey ford kron, 4 news. the energy sent a statement to kron 4 responding to residents. concerns saying in part, quote, >> we remain committed to continue working with local officials, regulatory agencies and the public to ensure the safety of our neighbors and community. continuing to monitor the air on the plant site and in nearby in the nearby community. and no hazardous levels have been detected. these findings have been confirmed by both the federal environmental protection agency and local public health officials. in san jose, a fire displaced 7 people yesterday in the early morning hours. it happened a woodland terrace. fire crews responded around 5 in the morning. they managed to put out the flames in 30 minutes and fortunately, no people were hurt, but sadly, a cat died in the fire. red cross of northern california says they're offering resources to the 7 people affected. and take a look at this. san jose police found a machete, guns and ammunition while searching a car friday. officers pulled over a

the health advisory as as it happens, not, you know, 2, 3, hours later in martinez, lindsey ford kron, 4 news. >> 509 is the time. the other big stories we're following this morning. the ice operations reported in the east bay over the weekend conquered police confirming ice agents were in that city on saturday. officers were notified of isis presence but say they were not involved in any of the operations. the department released a statement saying they are dedicated to protecting all members of the community regardless of immigration status. >> and here you can see residents in concord rallying in support of the immigrant community. video shows dozens of people on monument boulevard on sunday waving mexican and guatemala. flags. this comes after president trump said that he is directing the opening of a detention center at guantanamo bay to hold upwards of 30,000 immigrants who are living illegally in the united states. protesters in the bay area joins thousands across the country expressing outrage at the actions of immigration and customs enforcement. >> in southern california, ma

enforced, lindsey ford kron 4 news. well, again, sonoma county fire district says the russian river is expected to crest this morning at 7. i mean, river is going to reach its highest level before it backs down. flooding threats, forcing a winery to close on tuesday, a manager and larsen family winery in sonoma says the business is right next to the russian river. and it's prone to flooding during heavy rain. >> listen connected san pablo bay so that the pavement the tides, have an idea of when, you know, been a pleasure not open a little bit on saturday, solid star, right? and so it shut down early and then ever since then, it's just been coming across the road. with another and come on thursday. it'll probably be a few more days before didn't pass what all. >> last year, the winery's tasting room manager says they had to shut down for nearly 2 months because of the flooding take a look at this video from a tesla showing a tree falling onto a car in san francisco. so this happened tuesday afternoon in golden gate park.

lindsey graham saying it's going to be problematic. but then again, he's also saying he's going to keep an open mind. what is the reaction on capitol hill to this? is there any anything notable that you've been able to uncover? >> katie, the best. >> quote. >> you didn't even read. >> thom tillis. there might be a. >> couple of kinks in that slinky. >> i think that's probably the. >> best. >> the best summation of this. here's what i would say. the appetite. >> for foreign. >> intervention, even with an ally like israel, which republicans have stood steadfastly behind for much of the last 5 or 6 decades, the appetite is relatively minuscule. and even then, someone like lindsey graham, who again, stands with trump. is not terribly afraid of foreign intervention. he's saying, thanks, but no thanks. >> and this. >> gets back. >> to raw. >> individual politics, right? >> because these are. >> these are members of congress, not. just those. >> 4 or 5 that you had up there. >> republican members of congress. >> have to. go home. in the case

i want to read for you one of donald trump's top allies, lindsey graham. this is what he said. he told reporters, quote, we'll see what our arab friends say about that. i think most south carolinians, south carolinians would probably not be excited about sending americans to take over gaza. i think that might be problematic, but i'll keep an open mind. so of course we are waiting to hear more about kind of the fallout of some of these comments and also further conversations, as the prime minister is, of course, still here in washington. and meeting with top trump administration officials. sarah. >> it is not lost on any of us that this is a president who said that he wanted to stop getting involved in what he calls endless wars. there is no other place on earth that has been so volatile and in such conflict for such a long time. so a real shocker to a lot of people. alayna treene, thank you so much for your reporting there, kate. >> let's get to reaction now. >> overseas, arab. >> leaders in the middle east are calling the president's proposal hard to grasp and digest. they're

and i think that's why we saw lindsey graham lay this out yesterday. it's a $300 billion bill.defense. but they're just saying we're concerned right now that the house is going to do anything that's willing to pass. and so i think they're starting to set at least top line numbers to start having conversations about. and we expect house republicans to be at the white house today having conversations with president trump. he'll also be on the hill today for a prayer breakfast that's particularly bipartisan, at least traditionally in the past, at a time of really tension between both parties. but that's certainly going to be a conversation that's going to be happening at the white house today. >> do you get the sense that he's going to want to take a more aggressive posture in getting legislation through the hill? because, quite frankly, right now the trump administration is being defined by elon musk and elon musk's actions within the agencies. >> well, i think he feels like he needs a win. he already had this lincoln riley act, but now he's really looking to get some of those ke

republican senator lindsey. yeah. go ahead. >> yeah. you know, i just wanted to say, agents do what the law and their supervisors command them to do. and four years ago today, two agents in the miami field office. agent alpa and agent schwarzenberger were doing exactly that when they tried to execute a lawful search warrant at the residence of a child predator, and they were killed for doing that work. that's the kind of work that fbi agents stand up every day, raise their hand and do. according to the fbi priorities and their responsibilities under their under their jobs and according to the law. and to think that they're being retaliated against like this is just it's outrageous. >> republican senator lindsey graham appeared to suggest that agents assigned to these cases should not be punished. he talked this morning. i want to listen to that clip. >> now. >> if you're an. agent working on january 6th case or some other case, and you. >> are. >> assigned to. >> do. >> it and you. >> know you shouldn't be punished. >> just. >> for doin

we have people like senator lindsey graham and majority leader john thune, all of them wanting to give donald trump an early win on some of those key priorities. they are pushing for two bills. the white house position right now and the president, he said he really just wants to do anything that will get his agenda passed. >> and i want to follow up with something else, an israeli political source tells cnn that israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has gifted president trump a golden pager. tell us more about the meaning behind that. >> right. and so this was a reporting from our colleague based in jerusalem, mick krever. he reported that israeli prime minister benjamin, as you mentioned, pamela gifted president donald trump while they met at the white house earlier this week, a golden pager, really kind of symbolizing the israeli attack back in september on lebanon that, you know, targeted pages used by hezbollah members. um, of course, that was a day that, you know, several people died in lebanon because of that attack. mick krever is reporting that that is something that bibi n

host: the wall street journal and its analysis of the proposal yesterday, "senator lindsey graham, a republican from south carolina, a trump ally, called the proposal 'interesting and problematic'i've said his constituents would like the idea of ruben gallego said the president was outlining a "invasion" of gaza" and israelis called mr. trump's proposal bizarre and incoherent, going on to say none of it makes sense. is he looking to develop gaza as a beachfront property, talking about a u.s. occupation of gaza? will the u.s. force out 2 million palestinians as part of the plan? he asked. let's hear from bernie, new york, democrat on this proposal by the president floated yesterday. go ahead. caller: he is a genius. the guy is a genius. [indiscernible] i have nothing the greatest president of all time. my only problem is i think we should take france. i don't understand why he's looking for the gaza strip. we can't make any money on it. host: why is it a genius idea in your mind? caller: well, obviously i'm -- host: you have got to watch the language callers, especially when you calle

lindsey graham and i had a conversation about the kinds of reforms that were being contemplated by the secretary, but we cannot have a negotiation when the whole agency is illegally shut down. if the agency is reopened, then we can start acting like adults again and have a negotiation, but right now they've illegally shut down all foreign aid. >> one other point of fact for you. we passed the foreign assistance appropriations bill in congress last year. it was completely -- everyone voted for it on a bipartisan basis. across the board, every single member. no one raised any issues that you just stated. no one. and we had a full committee hearing and markup and none of that was raised. >> one follow-up. i have heard from someone with usaid stationed abroad who has not been locked out of their system. you're saying everything is shut down. is that the case? >> i can't speak to individual employees. what i can tell you is that money is not flowing. i can tell you that medicine is not being delivered. i can tell you that there is medicine on the dock that was abandoned and spoiled. i can t

not, you know, 2, hours later in martinez, lindsey ford kron, 4 news. >> now to our forecast. we're taking a live look now at downtown san francisco, looking pretty out there in the city by the bay kron. 4 meteorologist gayle ong has your week's forecast and shows us when the wet weather. >> day going all of the above. great deal all of the above. we have more rain on the way. >> a few lingering light showers tonight into the morning. but let's take a look. we have a flood advisory in sonoma county, west of highway 101 over by windsor and as a owner park, there is so you could see localized flooding in those usual creeks and streams in roadways. so look out for that and how much rain did we get over the last 48 hours? look at the north bay. most of that activity in marin county, 9 inches of rain. middle peak santa rosa, 3 inches to iran just under 3 inches and just under an inch in san francisco, a quarter of an inch in oakland and what rain in san jose. but that's about to change for you in the south bay. we round 2 now expected tomorrow and then another system around later o

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yes, miss lindsey taylor, still pushing chest the units into a fund that we may get your last month. sure. what else needs to be with the wellness that on the smear, to like oaks on a many people around the world trying to find answers to the question. some created this network of bio weapons factories. ukraine has a biological research facilities for how long has it operated and how many deaths? is it responsible for the is my level home? come on, let me show you. show you around. hard to believe. but 20 years ago, this man, proud of his route guns, was a top international generalist, a former military officer. he came to georgia in 1991 on business to and ended up as advisor to president me file. so there's really mentoring george's top echelons of power. this is read called john persimmon. it's called care located, i think, in russian and georgia, jeffrey silverman, his career flourished until 2011 when he saw a story on george and tv about a new us biological lab. open 70 kilometers from to b. c. in the village of alex, you have come to the shop. if i just give us some photos rea

and one of the key allies of donald trump, senator lindsey graham said recently that the americans should use force to stop or to prevent the iranians from acquiring a nuclear capabilities. do you have any concerns that we're looking to was more confrontation? but i think of course, i'm the head of an international organization that is there to preserve international peace and security. so we are always, we're doing what we're doing. and we are being as demanding as we are. because we know that by giving confidence, by allowing us to tell the world what is happening, the pro, but based off the usual force diminishes. so this is the political game that is being played here. some may believe that the use of kinetic force is the answer. we are saying is if we are allowed to inspect in the way, with the scope, with the depth and breadth that we want, and we would have tardy. and we'd have to guide the hopefully the perceived need to do something you need laterally concrete tv. ready violent will decrease the 2015 agreement, 20 iran and the us and the other 6 nations was widely seen as a break

a lindsey madura regime is gone. the funding will support the recovery efforts led by a democratically elected venezuelan administration. well, a few 1000000 on a few months of spontaneous protest slates. uh nicholas madura was still. busy in office, so the dc leads to the day the documents. but the person that you recognized as the leader of democratic leader in minnesota is not here. what do you think about themselves or juan will hear by whom juan way though, the, the answering president of venezuela do recognize what a bit farther south usa, our day was also called red handed supporting set protests. invalid is eastern region. i'm sure it's a coincidence, but some to cruise is very, very results rich. all the highlights and sold to job better us because it's dawn, syria, the solomon islands, and the recipients of generous usa i. d. gifts and then woke, spied financing and dependency with government left too badly clinging onto power. but hey, maybe that's just a coincidence. then that was the crate usa id, which