and lloyd russell—moyle a former labour mp. lloyd is kmart right there.he's saying there that an easier way might be sort of processing individuals in france and then bring them over legally. and that may stop the illegal arrivals. >> she's broadly right. i mean , >> she's broadly right. i mean, let's remember that arrivals are from irregular means are actually down from what they were 15 years ago. it's just 15 years ago. people came in the back of trucks, and now a smaller number is coming over on the boats . so because they dealt the boats. so because they dealt with the eurotunnel. yes. it's actually a reducing problem. but the problem has been that it's then also more dangerous. and so we do need to tackle it . and we do need to tackle it. and personally i think the idea of a french processing centre where you can be carrot and stick about this and you can say, okay, we've seen that you're arriving on a dinghy, we're going to pick you up, make sure you're safe, and we're going to take you straight to our processing centre, which happens to be in nort

i totally agree with lloyd.others not suited for it would get it in the outside world in a job and i got huge life experience as my life, in my time, as a soldier, and i met many other apprentices, which i think is a hugely beneficial thing to do. we should really push that out and better support it. that is another opportunity for young, who are not suited to university life. >> i think the german system, if you if you ask me, is probably something we should emulate more now in germany , if you were an now in germany, if you were an engineer and went to university, you would struggle to find a job because they say they want their engineers to do an apprenticeship first, and after you've done an apprenticeship, you've done an apprenticeship, you can convert it to a degree. but actually they want their engineers practical skills. so i do wonder if actually we should be mixing and matching a bit more and saying to people, if you want a degree, that's fine, but there are many pathways of achieving it. >> okay. can

i this decision by lloyd austin 's. ,, this decision by lloyd austin 's. ~ , this decision by lloyd austin's. i think it is a very significant _ 's. i think it is a very significant within - 's. i think it is a veryj significant within the 's. i think it is a very - significant within the national security and really it is significant. it has been a lot of years since the 9/11 attacks but for so many people, the families, the people who were at any number one of those sites on that day, i was one of them, i was at the pentagon, this is still very fresh business. that plea deal came as a surprise. no—one had really known about it in detail or expected to think it is a move by austin to reassert his authority as the top official and i think it is really important that he said something like this is going to be my responsibility, he is, as the secretary, to make. and he is going to do that till he moved very quickly when this all emerged. moved very quickly when this all emerged-— moved very quickly when this all emerged. and barbara, they have been _ all emerged. and barbara, they have been

and we have a lloyd's syndicate. we are a big part of lloyd's. david: the insurance business has two parts. one is assessing risk and charging premiums that will hopefully cover the risk. the second is taking the premiums and investing it, hopefully getting a good rate of return. let's talk about the first part. in the first part of assessing a risk, is it harder today because inflation is so high to assess the risk you might have in insuring someone's home or property? peter: the property casualty company is more complicated to get the underwriting right than it is the investment side. you're right. with inflation, complexity of cyber risk today, and other factors such as global warming, catastrophes, the dynamic of what happened after the pandemic, with density and peak zone areas such as florida, california. so understanding your balance sheet and your aggregates with what you are underwriting is complicated. you need people with a lot of experience and a lot of good judgment in terms of making underwriting choices. david: so, if somebody says

stick with me, lloyd . >> mike. stick with me, lloyd.d seem very odd that the prime minister i'm going to crack down. and actually we want the prime minister to crack down on violence on our streets. we genuinely do. whoever commits it, but to not even mention notting hill, it's a bit of an omission, isn't it? >> well , i omission, isn't it? >> well, i think that it's totally wrong to put notting hill and riots in the same breath, do you? it's totally wrong because it shows a real lack of understanding of the law, i'm afraid. on mike and your part. yet riots, no matter who they were. when i was in bradford and we had race riots in tottenham when we had the 2011 riots, they were and always have been seen as one of the worst offences that you can do against the state, worse than murder to some extent, in terms of proportionality of the crime, because not murder or an individual offence is me offending someone else . rioting offending someone else. rioting is the whole of society ignoring or in that in that moment ignonng or in that in that

we are a big part of lloyd's as well. >> there are two parts to it. one is the part of assessing the risk and charging premiums that hopefully will cover the risk, and the second is taking the premiums and investing it, hopefully getting a good rate of return. in the first part of assessing your risk, is it hard today because it elation is so high to assess the risk that you might have in insuring somebody's home or property? >> property and casualty company is much more complicated to get the underwriting right bending investment side. with inflation, the complexity of cyber risk today and other factors such as global warming, catastrophes, the dynamic of what happened after the pandemic with density and peak sewn areas such as florida, california. understanding your balance sheet and your aggregates with what you are underwriting is complicated. david: if somebody says climate change is not really year, they haven't talked to property insurance, right? >> that is true. over 500 billion dollars of natural disaster losses in the industry, that has nev

i mean, lloyd makes the point., she's been the vp for four years, but she's been pretty invisible. well, that's the thing that presidents often do. >> they try and keep the vp, you know, in a in a box because they don't want to be overshadowed by the vice president. but then, of course, biden, i think, wanted to run again. we all know that his debate was disastrous. >> the question is, will the electorate believe that they've not seen anything of her, or will they believe she was busy in the background and she's got a track record and that's all down to the democrats and how they sell her. >> do you know what? it depends how she performs. yeah. i think suddenly these debates take on an enormous significance, i think is a good thing. back briefly to where we were, i showed you that clip, the man who was making those very, very unpleasant comments. his name is ricky jones, labour councillor. i'm pleased to say he has now been removed as a labour councillor and subsequently arrested. but isn't it, you know , arrested.

i mean, lloyd makes the point., she's been the vp for four years, but she's been pretty invisible. well, that's the thing that presidents often do. >> they try and keep the vp, you know, in a in a box because they don't want to be overshadowed by the vice president. but then, of course, biden, i think, wanted to run again. we all know that his debate was disastrous. >> the question is, will the electorate believe that they've not seen anything of her, or will they believe she was busy in the background and she's got a track record and that's all down to the democrats and how they sell her. >> do you know what? it depends how she performs. yeah. i think suddenly these debates take on an enormous significance, i think is a good thing. back briefly to where we were, i showed you that clip, the man who was making those very, very unpleasant comments. his name is ricky jones, labour councillor. i'm pleased to say he has now been removed as a labour councillor and subsequently arrested. but isn't it, you know , arrested.

on the morning of march 10th, as lloyd drove down to manhattan to be with his friends, they all knewe hours to formulate a plan before the whole world knew what spitzer had done. so you drive to his apartment in manhattan. yep. so i walk in, and he says, "welcome to a greek tragedy." we sit down at the kitchen table-- silda, eliot, and myself, and the first thing that she said, "did you know that he was doing this?" -and? -i said i didn't know. i had no idea. and at this point, you still think that governor spitzer can stay governor. absolutely. i had already formulated the plan on the way down to keep him in-- in office. i wrote a speech that i wanted him to give. i contacted shrinks. i contacted a facility which deals with sexual addiction. the spitzer camp was ready to fight, or, at least, the people around him were. spitzer's own feelings on the matter seemed quite different. for the first few hours, "i'm resigning. i'm resigning today." and i dissuaded-- i said, "you are-- you are not competent to make that decision today." while spitzer's inner circle was in their war room in m

the in these negotiations but visa v you can see the whole picture actually or the larger picture lloyd austin called gallant the defense ministers of united states and israel, they have been into telecommunication conversation so far in the dawn today, you know perpetrated by lloyd austin from washington to tel aviv to make sure that israel is standing up for itself and addressing israel that we are in a defensive situation, we will defend the sovereignty, the independence and the existence of israel so far, they have always stated that, i mean the american official. top officials from biden to lloyd austin, to the vice president harris and for sure tony blincon have played a pivotal role or crucial role so far in the past 10 to 15 days while having several trips around in the area starting from tel aviv to cairo to uh to doha, qatar and hence in the middle east. i believe the usa has pivotal role, very crucial role, they have defended uh "the israel is always almost of the times and they have been playing, but i repeat a double standard role saying that or dressing the whole area in t

so some of those musicians had been on the road with lloyd price for years. >> i think he is still livinge. but they've only seen their kids like once or twice a year or if they were coming through that town. i did not want to do that. and ride on a bus. >> you mentioned earlier that you first have to check out the solos before you select certain songs. one of the soloists is your wife. cheryl, right? you been married for how long, 20 years? >> should have been. but, 10. i'm not saying it because she is my wife, but she can really sing. >> she is great. we heard you at the annual conference of the united methodist church last month. we heard her as well is the choir and of course your band and all that you bring. when i go to see you at scott's, which i did not long ago, i always ask for certain songs and my funny valentine, do you still have that on your repertoire? >> yeah, i can play a little bit. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> you might be wondering who is the young man sitting here. this is miles, the son of john and cheryl. he plays the drums and has played at glide. i told him to

lloyds bank reported a 32 % increase in its customers falling victim to scammers.ere's our business correspondent marc ashdown. the football season is about to kick off. with top fixtures routinely sold out, getting to see a live match is rare for some fans. and last season, more and more supporters fell victim to ruthless ticket scammers. it often starts here, a social media site like facebook or x. scammers typically post fake adverts, sometimes using pictures of real tickets. they convince fans to send them money via bank transfer, then the scammer and the tickets disappear into thin air. analysis by lloyds bank showed that during the last football season, there was a 32% rise in customers reporting they had fallen victim to a ticket scam. arsenal and liverpool fans were the most targeted and the average loss was £177, but some fans reported losing more than £1,000. younger fans aged between 18 and 3a made up two thirds of those targeted. the best way to avoid these scams is to go through official channels. most of the clubs now will have ticket exchanges where

secretary of defense lloyd austin is particularly worried about it.ircraft carrier and by my account eight destroyers and cruisers to the region. you know the old saying, alex, when there is a crisis, the president asks where are the carriers. this will be the second carrier joining up with the one that is already present in the region. the reason lloyd austin is deploying those vessels, obviously with joe biden's authority, is because they are worried that this could spiral and also because they want to send a signal of deterrence to tehran that is what happened right after october 7th. we had two carriers in the region. iran stood back in the immediate aftermath. i think the administration is hoping that will be the case. yes, i am worried i put the chance of a wider war at 20%, uncomfortably high. >> i'm glad you give me the percentage, i appreciate that perspective. what about the biden administration said they were not informed in advance of this operation targeting haniyeh. they were stunned by his assassination in the iranian capital. does this

joey: lloyd austin is revoking a plea deal that would have taken the death penalty off the table for the accused master mind of 9/11 attacks and two other alleged terrorists. they'd have pleaded guilty to all charges, including the murder of nearly 3,000 people who died that day. will: austin relieving the defense official and saying in light of the significance of the decision to inter-pretrial agreements with the accused in the above and referenced case ability for the decision should rest with me issue the superior venoing authority and i withdraw from the three pretrial agreements that you signed. house foreign affairs committee member and montana member ryan zinki joined us early. >> i applaud austin on this decision because it was a very, very bad decision and leads the question of what's going on in the department of defense? what is the first time the second time defense heard about a plea deal of this scale? rachel: such a great question. did he know about it? did he change his mind? of pushback from the public or including from this organization, the new york police benevol

we did get a statement from lloyd austin. >> yeah.no question the biden administration has been relentless, particularly the secretary of state blinken. but also lloyd austin and trying to cool the tensions, the vitriol and the military strikes on one another that may trigger a massive war. so far, it has held. i think the consensus of the evening so far is, it's a limited strike, a preempt by the israelis. it did not cause significants damage to either side. it's not even remotely a major attack by hezbollah who could clearly have fired 6000 rockets the first day and possibly overwhelmed the israeli air defenses. i might also add, that we keep watching the beautiful tel aviv skyline in the back, not one missile so far except those fired by hamas out of gaza is gone after israeli civilian targets. so far, deterrence is holding on both hezbollah and israel. the question is, can it last? what is iran's intention. hezbollah is a shiite terrorist organization that is largely equipped into some extent commanded frequently by the iranian re

looks i take a look at lloyd austin's commentary and he's making it clear it's going to be my decisionroll down there. and probably time for that to happen. it is hard to believe such an important matter, over 3000 people die on one day as a new york city firefighter's unions have expressed they've lost brothers and sisters that date this it cannot go unaddressed it should be a public review of full judicial process. i think we all see it as a side from the up and down light switch nature on and off of what has transpired, let's get on with the judicial process at the jury concludes the death penalty is warranted car. output. >> tremendous experience in homeland security. when you are sitting behind that desk and you bring us inside the room? the head of a military commission down there. so you see the public reaction. >> it is baffling. after all the president of these united states the top executive of a large federal government said weeks ago no deal. suddenly this past week the sweetheart talk. suddenly k ks m the murderous terrorists he is the 39 other tears who commandeered the f

roger rockers towards israel, us defense secretary lloyd austin, has remote to clean deal. that was agreed early this week with the man and 2 of us a compass is that use of mazda minding the september 11th attacks. 3 of the 5 non 11 defendants at guantanamo had agreed to pay duty to all their charges, including the murder of nearly $3000.00 people. it was reported in exchange for the prosecution, agreeing to not seek the death penalty. according to a memorandum signed by austin on friday, the p agreements have since been remote. how does your cast or fall this report from washington dc? just what it was thought that this dark chapter of us history was nearing a resolution. it is not. and a tersely worded memo to the military judge, overseeing the guantanamo court. us defense secretary lloyd austin, said he had determined that in light of the significance of the decision to enter into the plea deals. that responsibility for such a decision should rest with him alone. austin then withdraws the us from the fleet deals effectively putting the death penalty back on the table. th

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pentagon chief lloyd austin said that the united states is strengthening its military presence in the region, to be able to provide support to israel. about a dozen american airborne early warning fighters have already been deployed to a military base in the middle east from the aircraft carrier theador roosevelt. the region is one step away from another round of escalation. and even diplomats have switched to harsh rhetoric. the head of the turkish foreign ministry has made a direct demand to stop western provocations in the middle east. on the one hand, the hand is not extended to the helpless palestinians, on the other hand, the fact that muslim countries are constantly given lessons in other very unnecessary issues, has already exceeded. the limits of tolerance for democracy and human rights, the west has lost all moral superiority in this part of the geography. the situation in the region has worsened after the assassination of the head of the hamas politburo in iran. the washington post publishes new details of the incident. according to them , israel immediately after the murde

i do think lloyd austin has a very tenuous line of thought here, he has to show strength and courage,y we have not seen this out of this administration so and think they are trying to projected now what we oppositely have the resources pick those tens of thousands of americans in that region, not just in israel but lebanon, egypt, many other parts of that region. >> trace: they really are, exactly intel has been upgraded, here is it john kirby on iran, watch... >> we have to be prepared for what could be significant set of attacks, which is why again, we have increased our capabilities into the region. >> trace: significant sounds vague, nathan? -- big. >> a desk, we don't know what cards iran has opened its leaves but he think john kirby is half right, we do have to be prepared for them to play a truly devastating card and launch yet another devastating attack but even more than being prepared is it deterring. the most important thing is putting onto the chessboard pieces that signaled to the reigning regime if you go forward with an aggressive bloodthirsty attack on israel which wil

in delaware after defense secretary who made the stunning reversal over the 911 suspects secretary lloyd austin overwriting the plea deal that wowould've spared the death penalty for the mastermind of the 911 attacks into codefendants they were charged back in 2008. the trials been delayed by issues including evidence allegedly obtained through torture at those prisons and black sites and put lucas thompson live at the white house with more on this reversal that's made a lot of the 911 families very satisfied to try and seek justice. >> it sure has. the last hour for mark trump secretary of state mike pompeo weighed in on a biden's defense achieved tearing up the plea agreement with the 911 suspects. >> i cannot imagine a president of the united states that was not making very clear to his entire team we are not going to reward muhammad and the 911 terrorists we are not going to reward them by not having them stand trial and not giving them the penalty this a richly deserve. >> after the news the pentagon had agreed to a plea deal with 911 mastermind muhammad and his fellow terrorists sp

defense secretary lloyd austen revoking a plea deal that would have taken the death penalty off a tableed mastermind of the 9/11 attacks and two other alleged terrorists. they would have pled guilty to all charges including the murder of the 2,976 people who died on that day. rachel: also relieving the defense official who signed off on the plea deal saying in a statement, quote, i have determined the significance of the decision to enter into agreements with the accused, response ability for such a decision rests with me. effective immediately i hereby withdraw from the pretrial agreements you signed on july 31, 2024. pete: the police benevolent association saying the families of our 9/11 heroes channel their anguish and outrage into a powerful message, we are relieved and grateful, these terrorists who claim to so many innocent lives should receive the ultimate punishment and i have to agree. will: a former navy seal, house foreign affairs committee member and former secretary of the interior, thanks for being with us this morning, let's talk your reaction to lloyd austin's decision t

stunning reversal in the plea deal for the accused plotters of the 9/11 attack, secretary of defense lloydustin revoking the controversial agreement with the three superintenspects, includi the master mind, putting the death penalty back on the table. >> reporter: the death penalty is on the table for 9/11, lloyd austin revoking a plea deal that allowed them to plead guilty and receive a life sentence instead of the death penalty, citing his legal authority. writing in a memo he's taking over the case, adding responsibility for such a decision should rest with me. >> those defendants, they showed no mercy when they planned the attacks to murder 3,000 people on american soil, and they deserve no mercy now. >> reporter: patrick white, whose cousin joey died on flight 93 was at peace with the plea deal. >> i told the lawyers for these individuals that i would gladly push the plunger for lethal injection and watch as the life left each of their eyes. i don't believe that the plea agreements were anything other than the best outcome we were ever likely to achieve. >> reporter: the aclu vows to

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secretary of foreign affairs and the negotiations of the secretary of defense in the united states with lloydn, concerns that our partners, who promised us to transfer a significant ... number of petrio complexes, at least four batteries, which were promised at the nato summit, were finally directed to ukraine. for now, this process is delayed, and we understand that such a decision is extremely important, but against the background of these conversations, we understand that the bet on our own weapons remains decisive, including because we have a defense-industrial complex, which should also solve the issue of defense capability and strengthening ours. of the armed forces and now we have a guest joining us, this is the general director of the federation of employers of ukraine for defense ihor fomenko. mr. igor, i congratulate you, i am glad to see and hear you. i congratulate you. i would like to tell our audience that my interlocutor, a person who has tremendous experience in the field of industrial defense, was a deputy minister for a long time, for 22-24 years. of the ukrainian economy ,

in a surprise move defense secretary lloyd austin revoked settlement agreements.bs' michael george in new york has details on what happened. michael, good evening. >> reporter: adriana, good evening. it's been nearly 23 years since the attack that brought down to the towers of the world trade center right here behind me. and in all that time the families of victims never had the closure of a trial, and now a plea deal involving the alleged mastermind has been revoked. a sudden reversal. late friday defense secretary lloyd austin pulled out of a deal between military prosecutors and the man accused of plotting the 9/11 attacks, khalid shaikh mohammad, and two alleged accomplices. that deal would have spared the men the death penalty. austin saying in a memo responsibility for such a decision should rest with me. >> i was very happy to hear they rescinded the plea deal and put the death penalty back on the table. >> reporter: terry strada's husband, tom, was killed in the north tower of the world trade center on september 11, 2001. she's now national chair of 9/11 f

but on friday lloyd austin relieved her — saying in a statement that...en include khalid sheikh mohammed, who is accused of hatching the september 11 plot. they have been held at the us navy base, guantanamo bay, in cuba, for years without going to trial. according to us news outlets, the men agreed to admit to conspiracy charges in exchange for a life sentence, instead of the death sentence. the cases against the three have been mired in decades—long controversy over whether their treatment at cia prisons compromised the evidence against them. earlier i spoke to barbara starr, senior fellow at the usc annenberg center. first of all, bring us up—to—date on how significant this decision by lloyd austin is. i think it's very significant within the national security community, and really, it is significant — it's been a lot of years since the 9/11 attacks but for so many people, for the families, for people who were at any one of those sites on that day, such as myself, i was at the pentagon, this is all still very fresh business. that plea deal came i think

so look, we heard phil mentioned this in the us defense secretary lloyd austin, has expressed concerns to is really about the dangers of escalation, but then you have this deployment of additional us planes in worship to the region . i mean, is the seen as, or kind of be seen as an escal story moves? well, certainly, i mean, i think the, the idea here is to allow israel to kind of continue to conduct itself and, and the sort of unchecked manner. but any time there's any talk of retaliation, that's when the us sort of step support. mean again, everything we've known over the last 10 months in terms of us support for israel. everything from the repeated we are meant to the constant use of the un security council, vito's to block any sort of ceasefire. and yet the still marks a certain kind of escalation. i mean, the idea that the us is, is marshalling its own military forces. you know, in the, in this region simply to protect israel's right to continue or its ability to continue to uh, to conduct a genocide and gaza effectively. and then of course, to continue the attack multiple countri

the pentagon says defense secretary lloyd austin has ordered navy cruisers and destroyers to the regionacing for potential retaliation from iran against israel. cbs's debora patta is in east jerusalem. >> reporter: there are high levels of anxiety here, nancy. nobody really knows where or when iran could strike. experts in the region believe iranian hard-liners are pushing for a much harsher response than the attack in april. that strike demonstrated military muscle without really inflicting any significant damage. the u.s. and its allies intercepted hundreds of missiles and drones, helping down nearly all of them. this time, iran could join forces with its proxies, hezbollah in lebanon and the houthis in yemen. >> nancy: now to the latest fallout from the assassination attempt on former president donald trump. the acting secret service director robert rowe said they "feel like they let the country down." cbs's nicole sganga has more. >> reporter: july 13th marked the very first time secret service counter snipers were deployed to a 2024 campaign rally for the former president, nancy. t

is boosting its military presence in the middle east, jews are rising tensions. defense secretary lloyd austin has accidentally sent the transit of an ad across calia to the region. he's also ordered the deployment of a guided missile submarine. she had baton. she has moved from washington dc. so the details in the read out of the coal between lloyd austin us, secretary defense and is rarely accounts about has raised some eyebrows fast to full secretary austin that has ordered the us as abraham lincoln stripe group to accelerate its transit to the central. come on the area of responsibility when the this carrier group left in on august it was due to arrive in the red sea sometime around august, the 16th probably later august, the 16th to off to next friday is not clear whether the successor ration what that means for that timeframe, or even if it's still going to the red sea, we understand the category left guam, either on saturday or just before that's still a long way away. so it's not clear how much quicker it can get to the central compound area responsibility. secondly, them, it sa

because of rising tensions, defense secretary lloyd austin has accelerated, the transit of an aircraft carrier to the region is also ordered deployments of a guided missile submarine, which we have a tendency, joins us live, not from washington d. c for more on this. so she have, how much significance should we place on this us ordered deployment? i will say that the read that we receive from the pens, again of lloyd austin's coal with his, with the defense minister of his ro, is raising a lot of eyebrows for various reasons. so that's, that's run through the, the various reasons. first of all, as you said, secretary austin, as old or the us as abraham lincoln carriers, right group to accelerate it's transit and the central come on their responsibility . when it, when this kind of group left at the beginning of august, it was heading to the red sea. we understood it was going to take a couple of weeks of expected to arrive by next friday at the very latest. it was last the last quote um on saturday we owns the status of entirely clear how much they could actually accelerate its passage

a tersely worded memo to the military judge, overseeing the guantanamo court. us defense secretary lloyd austin, said he had determined that in light of the significance of the decision to enter into the plea deals. that responsibility for such a decision should rest with him alone. austin then withdraws the us from the fleet deals effectively putting the death penalty back on the table. the steel had been offered to and accepted by the 3 accused masterminds of the 911 attack khalid sheik mohammed while lead been attached. and most of the i'll how i saw we the 3 ok. the operatives would have been sentenced for up to life in prison in exchange for guilty police all charges including to the murders of 2976 people. many of the $911.00 victims families had said they were outraged that the deal would have spared the men from the death penalty. but others had supported the deal for practical reasons. it had been seen as the only solution to an otherwise unsolvable legal problem of putting the men on trial. because the evidence having attempted by us government torture and impeded by it's class

are the details in the read out of the coal between lloyd austin, us secretary defense and is rarely accounts about has raised some eyebrows. festival secretary austin that has ordered the us as abraham lincoln stripe group to accelerate its transit to the central comment area of responsibility. when the this carrier group left in on august it was due to arrive in the red sea sometime around august. the 16th probably later august, the 16th to off to next friday is not clear whether the successor ration what that means for that timeframe, or even if it's still going to the red sea. we understand the categor left guam, either on saturday or just before that's still a long way away, so it's not clear how much quicker it can get to the central compound area responsibility. secondly, them, it says that it will be adding to the capabilities already provided by the us. as theodore roosevelt carrot group. when it shut off, it was supposed to be really leaving the us espia door roosevelt carrier group that appears in the theater roosevelt isn't going anywhere. this would appear then to be ano

defense secretary lloyd austin blaming an iranian-backed group and warning the u.s. will not tolerate further attacks. >> john: while we wait to hear the administration's next move, growing concerns of an imminent strike on israel by iran. john kirby vowing to have israel's back. >> we were involved in some pretty intense diplomacy across the region, w. if iran moves forward as they have repeatedly said they are going to, we are going to make sure we will defend israel one way or another and our own interests spirit >> sandra: chief koren for a spot at trey yingst's live in israel for us. trey, both israel and the u.s. are both on high alert. >> sandra, good afternoon. on monday, these two rockets were fired at a base in western iraq at an airbase that houses american troops, and seven u.s. service members on contractors were injured during that incident. they were fired by an organization, the main iraqi shia militia that is funded and supported by the iranian regime. so this was used to send a message to the americans that they will be threatened, as well, when the

don't use jonathan crane was in paris for the games and gave us his perspective on the highs and lloyd's 2 weeks of high quality support. and now every of us or how will these parish games be remembered? so let's start with the highs. despite the heavy security and face of the country, the friendship embrace, these games stadiums have been most before. and so how do i have likes of lay on most strong have read 805, and the country. i feel like it turns paris for a bit for a week. it's been magic here. it's been a success to john picks has been amazing. isolate mother had been able to share in that magic with the i didn't pick vintage dates for a nursery for the very 1st time. legend free american sprintzel allison phoenix, has been instrumental in that project. my message to all the mothers as you are capable, you are absolutely capable to have your best performances. after childbirth, parisians have seen the city transformed into an open air stadiums with eye clinic landmarks like the eiffel tower turned into spectacular venue. just don't mention this one, the river send pollution level