>> lloyd, isn't it? >> lloyd, isn't it?re is a good proportion of people who are in prisons at the moment who actually need permanent , secure, actually need permanent, secure, arrangements which even when they are released, they will need permanent youth arrangements. >> do you think care in the community is failing? >> i think care in the community with austerity has failed, and i think that there is some elements of care in the community that was nice and woolly, woolly kind of thinking, but actually it doesn't always work . and there will be some work. and there will be some people, i'm afraid, and we just need to be accepting of this, that we'll need secure accommodation. >> final thought on this to jake berry , the alternative to care berry, the alternative to care in the community. and yes, there are compromises to be found is institutions putting people in institutions putting people in institutions for the rest of their life. so i don't think it's difficult, isn't it? >> i don't think anyone wants to go back to the

amy lloyd. and now, nearly eight years after trent was killed, here was the one person who could tell the story. amy lloyd finally revealed herself publicly. though, because she remains frightened even now, we've obscured her image in this video recorded by the court. the prosecution's star witness talked about that night in a bar and shane, according to her, straight-out confessing to murder. he said something how he had-- if i remembered the football player who'd been killed and told me his name-- trent. and told me that he shot him. keith morrison: but prosecutor redcorn knew amy's story had a weakness. and so no choice but to confront it. lou anna redcorn: you did not break off the relationship after he said this to you? no. you didn't go to the police or anything? no, i would-- i just-- i ignored it. just ignored what he had said to you? right. i forgot about it. i didn't want to listen to it. i didn't want to hear it. i didn't want to believe it. keith morrison: why? because she was in lov

lloyd austin described _ capability. lloyd austin described the - capability.ity. lloyd austin | described the alliance is capability. lloyd austin - described the alliance is being very bad and has warned north korean troops would become a legitimate target if they fight in ukraine. what is the risk as you see it?— you see it? beyond the battlefield, _ you see it? beyond the battlefield, one - you see it? beyond the battlefield, one of- you see it? beyond the battlefield, one of the | you see it? beyond the - battlefield, one of the things we should point out is all of this would be a violation of un sanctions. russia was supposed to send workers home by before now, so it shows us as well that they may be willing, along with north korea, to defy those agreements. it has a broader implication for the sanctions on the regime and the effectiveness, but also, as i said, what exchange is taking place behind the scene is that we are not privy to? so there are lots of implications, beyond the battleground itself. it's very complicated. there is the potential or cours

us defence secretary lloyd _ have heard from russia.nce secretary lloyd austin has _ have heard from russia. us defencej secretary lloyd austin has described this as very, very serious. what does he mean by that? fine this as very, very serious. what does he mean by that? one of the ruestions does he mean by that? one of the questions clearly _ does he mean by that? one of the questions clearly is, _ does he mean by that? one of the questions clearly is, what - does he mean by that? one of the questions clearly is, what are - does he mean by that? one of the questions clearly is, what are the l questions clearly is, what are the north koreans getting in return for all of the assistance they are giving russia? there are real concerns russia is facilitating the extension of north korea's nuclear programme and also providing it with other high—tech weapons that it wants. also it brings an area of greater instability to the indo—pacific region sending his north korean troops to russia and it then presumably onto ukraine. so this is introduci

but he went right back to work, becoming a partner at lloyd constantine's firm elliot spitzer worked for your law firm and your relationship continues and your faith families become close? yes. you meet his wife, silva. what did you think of her? very smart. >> and i knew that they had been at auburn law together on some level. >> she was more impressive, but they were equals. >> they were equals. >> absolutely that's interesting because most americans, if they even know of eliot spitzer's wife still, they think of her as just the wrong woman at that press conference and you're saying there's so much smarter? >> yeah she was really protective of their girls and to a certain extent had to sacrifice what as a really successful legal career in order for him to be the starring, it's not what she had hoped for in her life that sacrifice was nothing compared to what she'd faced ten years later as the wife of a scandal-plagued politician. but in 1998 with her full support, elliot ran for ag again and one honor to be here. >> as they declare victory. and what has been a long race will begin

the preface was written by william lloyd garrison. .was once deeply impressed upon my mind if mr. douglass could be persuaded to consecrate his mend talents to the promotion of the antislavery enterprise, a powerful impetus be given to it and a stunning blow at the same time inflicted on norther prejudice against a colored complexion. a couple of questions. who was william lloyd garrison, where did they meet and this concept of northern prejudice? prof. medford: garrison was the editor and publisher of the liberator, which is in antislavery newspaper. he was also associated with the cannotbefor the life of me which antislavery society it was for the moment. it was in boston. he meets douglass fairly soon after douglass arrives in the north and he hears him speak. he invites him to this convention. douglass is eventually hired. garrison becomes a mentor to douglass until they have a falling out. i think it has to do not just with the fact douglass is by any means necessary kind of guy in terms of the ending of slavery and equality for bl

, the 1st wave of a tech started and it with you off go on the defense minister of israel, and mr. lloyd emphasized there that of course, the enhanced us and hand force posture, meaning the troops, the u. s. troops in the region is in effect, meaning that the us is i spending iron clad lead by israel, and it's right to defend itself for the us. this is a retaliatory action, a limited action to some degree. and if it was effective and that we will see, and how is this measured also in the united states in washington, how will iran respond? i think the us is already sending signals are trying to send signals to iran to save face, enter it, that iran has an opportunity to say, face, but to not escalate. the problem here is, or the big big, the magic word is escalation to what level will this escalate? it is not in the interest of the white house of the united states of the, by the administration. to have this escalation escalate more and it becomes a bigger regional conflict between the wrong and israel and maybe other players. yeah, and especially not in the context of the election is comi

one more sound bite from lloyd austin on the ties between russia and north korea. >> certainly thererengthened relationship for lack of a better term between russia and dprk. you've seen dprk provide arms and munitions to russia. and this is a next step. what it means in terms of where putin is, this is an indication that he may be even in more trouble than most people realize. >> dana: gillian turner at the state department last hour said that south korea is thinking of getting involved to provide weapons to ukraine. jennifer griffin had an interview with lloyd austin yesterday and asked him is the world in a new global war and we just haven't recognized it or called it that yet? he said no, what do you think? >> we don't do a good job talking about the world as it is. we're constantly talking about u.s. aid to ukraine or russia/ukraine conflict. what we're actually seeing is this is a proxy conflict. it has been since the beginning with china, russia, iran, north korea aligned against the united states, ukraine, the nations of europe and other freedom-loving nations as well as our

to a cease fire with his butler, but washington's position is anything but clear. defense secretary lloyd austin that has voice support for the is really military's goals and live in on. so what is america strategy in the middle east? there's a want to push is real towards the diplomatic solution or help it to we can as well . we'll discuss all of this with our panel of guests in a moment. but 1st, this report from 1st year car, the slayers lit up the skies early on tuesday, signaling the beginning of israel's grand operation into southern avalon. for days, troops had been mobilizing at the border about 41000 soldiers, artillery and tanks, supported by drones and fighter jets. the military says it's targeting has the last sites in a limited localized rate after a week of intense airstrikes and attacks on has the leadership. there is confident because of recent successes in various assassinations and bombings that they have conducted. but frankly, i think they are over confident if they go in and they think that they can seriously disabled hezbollah on the ground. i think they're in for a

. >> just moments ago, us defense secretary lloyd austin said, the top priority for the u.s. is the 101 hostages still inside gaza. this comes after president biden said a short time ago that sinwar's death is a quote, moment of justice. and he called again for a ceasefire deal. >> the definitely there hamas represents a moment of justice. here. the blood of americans and israelis, palestinians in germany and so many others on his hands i told the prime minister of israel yesterday. let's also make this moment an opportunity to seek a path to peace a better future in gaza without hamas i look forward to discussing a ran just minutes ago, we learned that israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu had met with the president of israel, herzog, and they discussed what they called a significant window of opportunity to get the hostages returned and to eliminate hamas. >> let's get right to cnn, chief global affairs correspondent matthew chance, who is in tel aviv. a lot of discussions, a lot of words, matthew, what's happening on the ground? >> yeah, that's right. i mean, there's a

but washington's position is anything but clear. defense secretary lloyd austin that has voice support for the is really military goals and 11 on. so what is america strategy and then at least as a want to push is real towards a diplomatic solution or help it to we can has well, we'll discuss all this with our panel of guests in a moment. but 1st, this report from 1st year car, the slayers lit up the skies early on tuesday, signaling the beginning of israel's grand operation into southern lebanon for days, troops of immobilizing at the border about $41000.00 soldiers artillery and tanks, supported by drones and fighter jets the military says it's targeting has the last sites in a limited localized rate after a week of intense air strikes and attacks on has the leadership, the confident because of recent successes in various assassinations and bombings that they have conducted. but frankly, i think they are over confident if they go in and they think that they can seriously disable his bottle on the ground. i think they're in for a few nasty surprises. the last time is ready, troops cro

you have william lloyd garrison, publishing the liberator at that time. and so things are heating up. so before this period, southerners agreed slavery was a necessary evil. they recognize it as people but it was a necessary evil. i the 1830's and by the time the book is published in 1845, they are calling slavery a positive good. the abolitionists are wishing that much harder against that kind of nonsense. douglass's book exposes the hardships of slavery in a way no one had before. it is important to come from him because he is someone who has witnessed it firsthand. >> the narrative of the life of frederick douglass is published. what was its immediate impact at that time? prof. medford: it was explosive. he was able to sell quite a few copies immediately by the time of the civil war in about 15 years. 30,000 copies had been sold. there were nine additions it had gone through. the north was all about it. the south was furious about it because they felt douglass had exaggerated what slavery was about. it showed white northerners what slavery really was.

lloyd austin says, "if you did this, all the restraints we have been operating under in ukraine woulduld isolate russia on the world stage to a degree you russians cannot fully appreciate." he replies, "i do not take kindly to being threatened." posten says, "i'm the leader of the most powerful military in the world, i do not make threats." a couple days later, his russian counterpart calls back and says, we have this intelligence that says the ukrainians are thinking about using a dirty bomb, basically releasing radioactive material into ukraine. lloyd austin says, this seems like you are trying to establish the predicate for using nuclear weapons, don't do it. he replies, i understand. how tense was that phone call and moment? bob: all of the moments are very, very tense because the stakes could not be higher. the idea of putin, remember who he is, autocrat, i report that the intelligence agencies assessment of him is that he is not only a brutal leader, he is sadistic. and that is pretty stark. nick: let's move to former president donald trump. you report that as president in 2020

a while at the same time trying to forbid, must go from having any allies of its own rushes. lloyd's of the un security council made those comments. he said western revolts about an old printed train in russia, a being used to divert attention away from native own direct involvement in the conflict. this is a senior in all co operation with be on young. we have an absolutely fat, transparent approach. our interactions are open and transparent, including visits, international agreements and commercial contracts in areas of bilateral co operation. this is all silver and right. i would like to emphasize that russia's cooperation with the d, p. k in ministry and other areas complies with international laws. and does not violate them, it is neither aimed at the countries, nor does it pose any threat to regional states, all the international community. so we intend to continue developing this cooperation. and no one can stop us as well. rushed as an bastard to the united nations took serious issue with these accusations that dpr k troops are helping russian ukraine. and he took serious iss

the secretary of defense lloyd austin, has called his is really counterpart agreeing on the necessity of dismantling attack infrastructure along the border to ensure that his ball i cannot conduct october 7 style attacks on israel's northern communities. he says a diplomatic solution is required to ensure that civilians kindly return safely to their homes on both sides of the board and says, there will be serious consequences for a run if it chooses to launch direct military attack against israel fellows in washington dc for us so, so we're on the one hand, we've got some joe biden saying we should have a seems fine. on the other hand, we've got lloyd austin, basically saying, as far as the us is concerned, it's quite happy or, and certainly goes along with what is really trying to achieve in southern lebanon . do we have any indication of what the actual position of the us is in all of this as well? i mean, it varies depending on who you listen to. i mean, there is this feeling that any time to get a has the load to great. it is a good thing as long as it can be contained, but then t

lloyd austin said around 10,000 north koreans were already in the russian far east, probably on theirregion to fight a ukrainian incursion. south korea's defence minister kim yong—hyun said pyongyang was likely to seek technology for russian tactical nuclear weapons, submarines and intercontinental ballistic missiles. lloyd austin said the move to engage north korean troops was a sign of vladimir putin's weakness — and warned of a dangerous and destabiling moment. the evidence now suggests that north korea has sent around 10,000 soldiers to train in eastern russia. some of these dprk troops have already moved closer to ukraine. we are seeing them outfitted with russian uniforms and provided with russian equipment. i am increasingly concerned that the kremlin plans to use these north korean soldiers to support russia's combat operations in russia's kursk region near the border with ukraine. i'm joined now by matthew schmidt from new haven university — an expert on strategic affairs and north korean policy. thank you forjoining me, matthew. thank you for “oining me, matthew._ thank you

most of these newspapers were edited by white men like william lloyd garrison and benjamin lundy, whose picture i showed you before but most of these newspapers actually relied on black subscribers to make up enough money to survive and there are also many black writers who contributed articles, even to newspapers like the liberator. there were, for example, the pioneering black woman maria stewart, she was a contributor to the liberator, as well. there were also african- american editors, there were about 20 different lack edited newspapers in america before the civil war and of course, one of these newspaper editors who is well known to us all today, you have the equivalent of william lloyd garrison among the african-american editors. frederick douglass. interestingly, douglas, as you see in the quotation here, he's inspired in part by the example of william lloyd garrison and the liberator. douglas is working against slavery in many different kinds of ways. he's publishing his autobiographies, he is giving these spellbinding lectures on the lecture circuit, trying to persuade norther

secretary of defense lloyd austin confirms reports north korea sent military forces to russia.wednesday secretary austin warned if north korean troops join combat with russian soldiers it will have serious global impact. at a news conference the south korean spy chief claimed 3000 north korean troops are receiving military training in russia ahead of their deployment to the front lines while russia and north korea denied reports, they have strengthened collaborations in recent years and signed a major security agreement in june that commits both countries to provide military assistance if either is attacked. on the u.s. house intelligence committee, he shared how significant an escalation this . congressman, great to have you with us. what do we know about where these north korean troops are and where they are heading? >> we know they are near the far eastern coast of russia and of come from north korea, there are thousands of them and although the pentagon will not confirm, that they are on their way to ukraine, it is a very high probability at this point. sumi: we saw lloyd a

bizarre obsession over a dead golfers huge something else, and breaking overnight defense secretary lloyd austin making a surprise visit to ukraine as us support for ukraine's fight against russia hangs in the balance. >> with thislection. >> for the first time ever, others celebrities are being accused of participating in the alleged assaults. sean "diddy" combs has been formally accused of. this is as a waiver the new civil lawsuits against combs accusing him of sexually assaulting multiple men and women, including a child i'm sara sidner with kate baldwin and john i'm berman. this is cnn new central billion reasons why the harris campaign is happy this morning, brand new filings reveal a kamala harris yan, the month with $350 million cash on hand, that is 61 million more than donald trump. >> this after raising 1 billion in just three months, no campaign has ever done that. but as paul mccartney knows, many he can't money, can't buy you love or apparently a decency sensor because as both candidates hit the trail this morning, trump does so following one of the most lewd, vulgar and cou

lloyd austin, you can stay. mr. mr. lloyd, we have a question from commissioner swig. i'm sorry, we have a question from commissioner swig. sure. so the benefit of you being here tonight is that we can ask you questions, and you can you can communicate your thoughts to your, to the, permit holder. so as you heard, according to the building department and planning department, this is a it would be atypical deck application, it the literally according to the planning department, hundreds of these typical deck applications are made over-the-counter on a regular basis. and i will tell you from sitting on this panel for many years, we've heard many appeals on the subject which are similar to yours because nobody likes a deck put up next to their house. that's just it just happens. but, what i'd like to end and we've also come up with prescriptions, to mitigate the impact of what you're complaining about, justifiably. so, given that that we have the permit holder in the house right here tonight, and you're you have the microphone, if there was a something that could be, coul

lloyd george. he knew celtic english. an order, what, what? an order, i can't hear it any louder.order, an order, they say, yes. envoys, a compliment, friend, envoys, minister of foreign affairs karl vasilyevich, nesselrode, joked, although in fact what kind of joke is there, in general, a joke for the truth, and a strong one, it is written, joked that he has more than one in london. ivan arsenyev, city vladimir, i'm afraid the name, but the countess, well, if the husband is livin, then why is she glivin, then i read the correct answer. the russian envoy to london was prince christopher andreevich lieven, his wife darya khristoforovna lieven. what between us, since you know everything about your brother, she is also very good at intelligence worked well, and some evil tongues say that she was very close, familiar with k s mitrnikh, something you know very much, i will ask for an order for you, and for your colleague a medal, i agree, absolutely, we agree, an order and a medal. a compliment, friend and a smart guy! smart guy, this diplomat sang together with ivan semenovich kozlovs

as he ran into the buzzsaw, known as lloyd bentsen the buzz saw lloyd bentsen the bad news for j.d. >> vance is they're good news for j.d. vance. yeah. >> expectations. i think the expectations game. i know there's some folks who think that j.d. vance is a good debater, obviously a very smart guy coming into this debate and to walz and perhaps, you know, the country guy coming from the great state of minnesota about who to bettors think will win the first debate in fact, they believe that tim walz is the favorite going into this first debate, j.d vance is actually the underdog, at least who the betters think will win in those post-debate poll is that we'll obviously get later on the bottom line is jd vance not very well liked going into this first debate, but he really has nothing to lose because he's already the least like vp nominee going into his first debate. i mean, you can't get worse than last, so let's see if you can come out tonight. maybe show the voters something that they haven't seen before, aren't expecting if everything, when it comes to debate as managing expectations,

lloyd i just did the math in my head. strong at math, but they were closer to the 1960 election when, when lloyd bentsen said that in 1988, then we are two lloyd benson saying that if i thought you were gonna say that j.d. vance born, then yes, he was 1988 fairly fairly. okay. >> was that who has the tougher tougher job tonight, you think j.d. >> vance or tim walz? >> i think they both have a tough job and one of the things that j.d. vance said in jail that's excellent piece about the fact that there are two white guys for a minute from the midwest. >> i think that's really something that i'm going to be watching tonight because that is true. >> but they could not be more different in their approach. and their outlook on on politics, on philosophy, on political policy, on everything under the sun, except that they'd both do have some populist tendencies and, what they are both trying to do for the people at the top of their ticket is to try to get those midwestern states. pennsylvania is not in the midwest, but there's so

the portrait of lloyd austin is very strong in this book because he is somebody who is not going to be is very forceful with his counterpart in russia and get some on the phone. i think a scene that should be printed out and posted on the oval office wall because what austin says, i know, we know, you are planning to use a tactical nuclear weapon. don't. this will be the consequences. this will change the world. don't do it. and it is a very eloquent account of consequence and impact. and at least for the moment is not used as a tack to call -- tactical nuclear weapon. it is not. >> this is a whole description on this page and it's a great saying and austin's last line is, "mr. minister, i am the leader of the most powerful military in the history of the world and i don't make threats. and to hear how these people talk to each other and how the president talks to putin about this and how they are trying to read putin because it made no sense to me that putin would try to invade ukraine. you are the secretary of state. you hear blinken talking to his counterparts saying how do you contr

lloyds i'm the u.k.'s welcome the european future set for a modest losses down 0.1 percent, ending friday in positive territory, ending the day up 0.2%. ftse 100 future is pointing to gains of 0.2%. s&p futures after that fresh record on friday currently flat. just below that 6000 level for the s&p, currently 590 five. nasdaq futures modest losses of a 10th of a percent. let's lacrosse asset. last i checked the u.s. benchmark was unmoved at 4.08. euro-dollar at 1.08, softer on the single currency. brent up 0.5%, you can tie that in the middle east tensions but after a drop of almost 8% last week, something of a turnaround in oil. gold fresh records. how may times we say that this year question mark 30% year today. currently 2729 on the yellow metal. to those middle east tensions now. israel's military is taking aim at hezbollah's financial arm in lebanon. it has issued evacuation warnings to civilians, as it sees to hit the group's economic strongholds. the unit serves as hezbollah is alternative banking

didn't lloyd hailsham called just over a third of the vote. - didn't lloyd hailsham called the electivethis mad idea some of these voters, the party owns a vote. it doesn't. _ voters, the party owns a vote. it doesn't. if— voters, the party owns a vote. it doesn't. if a — voters, the party owns a vote. it doesn't. if a party is not good enough — doesn't. if a party is not good enough to— doesn't. if a party is not good enough to retain that, guess what? people _ enough to retain that, guess what? people vote for other people. this is something that happened, and in tiny seats, — is something that happened, and in tiny seats, but last night in blackpool, reform increased their vote from — blackpool, reform increased their vote from 9% to 38% in a labour ward and took— vote from 9% to 38% in a labour ward and took that — vote from 9% to 38% in a labour ward and took that word. in and took that word. in a _ and took that word. in a council by—election? council. it is tiny seats, but if we start _ council. it is tiny seats, but if we start doihg — council. it is tiny seats, but if we start

letter signed by two of the most senior officials in the biden administration — the defence secretary, lloydd the secretary of state, antony blinken. it's the strongest known written warning to israel during the current conflict from its main ally. tom bateman reports from washington northern gaza is under renewed israeli assault. loud blast it's offensive, it says, is to clear out hamas. but aid groups say the area is encircled and civilians who don't obey orders to leave might not survive, with nearly all aid blocked for a fortnight now. the us secretaries of state and defence have now written to the israeli government demanding it stops blocking convoys. the letter was sent to the israeli government on sunday. it says the us has deep concern about the deteriorating humanitarian situation in gaza, warning that 1.7 million civilians are at high risk of lethal contagion, having been forced into a narrow coastal area by israel's evacuation orders. the letter demands urgent and sustained actions this month to reverse this trajectory, saying israel must, starting now and within 30 days, act to

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us defense secretary lloyd austin and secretary of state antony blinken sent a letter to israel's militaryich was then leaked to the media. it says israel must, within 30 days, act on a series of �*concrete measures�* to boost aid. we hear from the volunteer women protecting the russian quys women protecting the russian guys from attack. and in football, thomas tuchel is to become the new england boss. he's the third foreign manager to take charge of the men's team. welcome to newsday, i'm steve lai. we start with the latest on the conflict in the middle east. the biden administration has given its most stark warning yet to israel over its conduct in gaza — threatening to withdraw some military assistance — unless israel allows more humanitarian aid into the enclave. us defense secretary lloyd austin and secretary of state antony blinken sent a letter to israel's military, which was then leaked to the media. it says israel must, within 30 days, act on a series of �*concrete measures�* to boost aid. israel says it�*s reviewing the letter, and will address the concerns raised. it comes amid

defense secretary lloyd austin confirms north korea has sent troops to russia, a move that has rattled western allies. secretary austin called it a serious participate in the war on russia's behalf. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy said yesterday as many as 12,000 north korean troops were being trained for deployment, and south korean lawmakers also confirming this, saying it has intel that north korea has promised to send 10,000 troops to russia by december and a high profile meeting today between secretary lloyd austin and pope francis. the growing humanitarian crisis in gaza was one of the topics they discussed. pope francis said he was praying for peace and worried about what he called inhumane acts committed against the palestinian people. secretary austin warned that failure to address the growing crisis could trigger a violent revolution. boeing reported a more than $6 billion loss for the third quarter. it's the largest loss since 2020. it comes as more than 32,000 machinists walked off the job last month after voting down a contract that included 25% raises. the machini

you're the one that's holding the human, well, somebody's hold him i'm on the morning of march 10 as lloyd drove down to manhattan to be with his friends, they all knew that they had mere hours to formulate a plan before the whole world knew what spitz is there had done. so. you drive to his apartment in manhattan welcome to a greek tragedy we sit down at the kitchen table, sell the elliot and myself, and the first thing is she said, did you know that he was doing this and i said i didn't know i had no idea >> you still think the governor spitzer can stay god, absolutely. i would already formulated the plan on the way down to keep them 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 roo

lloyd austin said the move to engage north korean troops was a sign of vladimir putin's weakness — and and destabilising moment. the evidence now suggests that north korea has sent around 10,000 soldiers to train in eastern russia. some of these dprk troops have already moved closer to ukraine. we are seeing them outfitted with russian uniforms and provided with russian equipment. i am increasingly concerned that the kremlin plans to use these north korean soldiers to support russia's combat operations in russia's kursk region near the border with ukraine. matthew schmidt from new haven university is an expert on strategic affairs and north korean policy. he explained a little more about what the motivations might be behind this latest move from north korea. it is about trying to threaten the west, particularly the united states with the possibility that north korean missile technology can defeat american defensive technology and reach the mainland. the issue about the 90 minute burn, the 90 minute flight time is important because if you take that high trajectory and flatten it out, th

what lloyd austin is saying about the strikes. >>> kamala harris spars with fox news, as donald trump makes his pitch to an audience of all-women voters. all this, as the 2024 race enters its final stretch. >>> the federal trade commission announcing a new rule to take the frustration out of canceling subscriptions and memberships. what it could mean for you. >>> and a non-profit doing its part to lend a hand to hurricane-ravaged areas by serving hot meals to those desperately in need. it is thursday, october 17th. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning, i'm jessica layton, and we begin this thursday morning with heartbreaking news in the music industry. liam payne, who was a member of the british pop band one direction has died. authorities tell our sister station telemundo that he fell from a third floor hotel balcony in argentina. he was just 31 years old. sam brock has more. >> reporter: one of the most high-profile bands of the last decade, one direction, reeling after the death of one of its founding members, liam payne. according to emergency services in buenos aires,

first, beyond our borders tonight, defense secretary lloyd austin arrives in kyiv on an unannounced visitt comes just hours after a russian drone attack on the ukrainian capital. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy is pushing western partners to keep providing military support for the war. tropical storm oscar dumps heavy rain across eastern cuba after making landfall as a category 1 hurricane. the island is already suffering a massive power outage. the system is expected to move near the southeastern and central bahamas tuesday. and this is a live look at london. one of the big stories there tonight a british chestnut whacking camp i don't know cheating alleged al feigns world concord championships. this game involves players using seeds of a horse chestnut seed thread on auto sling to crack nut. king conqueror accused of using a steel chestnut to defeat his revival. investigators say it would have been nearly impossible for him to have swapped t the coverager unnoticed. some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ the loser has to fallmo ♪re more ri

thanks so much for having to jump into in the us, the pentagon said defense secretary lloyd austin, spoke with his very defense minister. you'll have go on to receive updates on as well strikes on minute 3. tom gets in the wrong austin rear from the iron club commitment of us to israel security and right to self defense. he emphasize the enhanced false poster of the us to defend us personnel, israel and partners across the region in the face of threats from iran. and the wrong bank, terrorist organizations, and the us determination to prevent any active from exploiting tensions or expanding the conflict in the region. it's up to 0 is hide to. jo castro has mall from washington dc. the white house as president biden and vice president harris. closely monitored the attack, as it unfolded, according to his senior administration official. the us was not directly involved but has a team these really action against the wrong to be proportional and effective at degrading a rhonda military capabilities and in detouring iran from further attacks. the us as this should be the end of military fire b

defense secretary lloyd austin as expressing support in a phone call with israel's defense minister. we agreed on the need to destroy infrastructure along the border to ensure that lebanese hezbollah cannot carry out attacks like the october 7 attacks on northern israeli communities. again talk of creating a buffer zone on the border. for this purpose, israel invaded lebanon in 1982 and in 2006 during the first and second lebanon wars. in the 1980s, the conflict flared up after a huge number of palestinian refugees ended up in southern lebanon, and the palestine liberation organization settled in. it was against it that the idf acted. it all ended in a siege. in our service to foreign intelligence: the main goal is to accuse the syrian army and the russian military contingent of using chemical weapons. the preparations are being carried out by the special services of a number of nato and ukrainian states, together with the russian flags raised, there are battles for the city, our military takes block after block, knocks out the ukrainian armed forces soldiers from the houses that the

even if dpr k troops were helping russia that, that would not help them prevail on the battlefield. lloyd austin, at this meeting with the south korean minister of defense, said that the us is ready to use nuclear weapons if necessary in defending south korea. i assure administer camp today that the united states remain fully committed to the defense of the r. okay? and our extended returns commitment remains, are in crap. that commitment is backed by the full range of americans, conventional missile defense, nuclear in advance non nuclear capabilities. so that was definitely a bit of a threatening statement, especially considering the fact that at that same meeting, he called the legend deployment of dpr, k troops and escalation and the conflict. so a lot of rhetoric going around and we're gonna have to see how this all play pans out the genocidal violence. that's how the u. n. specially rep to full palestine. his describe what is going on in gaza wanting the thoughts of valve and to spreading to the west bank, which has so far resulted in the depths of a $170.00 children. the developmen

defense secretary lloyd austin was in touch with his is really counterparts. you'll have a lot a few hours ago emphasizing the us is quote, iron clad support for israel's defense, which includes the recent deployment of an anti ballistic missile system and the $100.00 us military members to israel. meanwhile, on the diplomatic front state secretary antony blinking has just returned from visiting israel and doha, where he tried to reinvigorate ceasefire talks between israel has the law and mosse . the us official says the contours of those agreements to put down arms are in place and those agreements should happen without delay. hydro castro al jazeera washington the to know that it gone out where the health ministry says is ready for us is of storm . they come out of the hospital, detaining hundreds of stuff, patients and displays people. but you and says as deeply disturbed that report. so the rate in the last functioning hospital in the nose is ready for us as i've repeatedly attacked hospitals across gauze. since the war began, leaving behind dozens of mass

and the occupied westbank and the us, the pentagon said defend the secretary lloyd austin, spoke with his riley defense minister. you go on to receive updates and his real strengths on mentoring targets in the wrong austin with the iron clad commitment of the us to as well, security and right to self defense. hey emphasize the enhanced false posture of the us to defend us personnel, israel and partners across the region in the face of frights, from iran and iran backed terrorist organizations. and the us determination to prevent any active from exploiting tensions or expanding the conflicts in the region. how does arrows, jaime jo castro has mall from washington, dc to the white house as president biden and vice president harris, closely monitored the attack, as it unfolded, according to his senior administration official. the us was not directly involved, but has a team. these really action against iran to be proportional and effective at degrading a rhonda military capabilities and in detouring iran from further attacks. the us says this should be the end of military fire between is

say yeah, i mean the secretary of defense lloyd austin, talks to his right accounts apart your comments on a daily basis. these guys are what was on the phone. it seems that nobody would particularly in the context of what happened with these are writing a tax. the read out that we got from this conversation. we condemned this outrageous, active aggression by iran, and we call on iran to hold any further attacks, including from its proxy terrorist groups then another building. we will never hesitates to protect our forces and the interests in the middle east. obviously the us has got a significantly posted presence in the middle east, which has been grubbing since the killing of east mount. hey there, we understand that site and the coming weeks are going to have some $40000.00 plus . and now i noticed those assets that helps to for what some of these rockets we know that there were 12 intercepted missiles involved because the u. s. s. abraham lincoln, that we got the us as harry truman on the way. we're still waiting to hear. ringback about the cold between president biden and private

so um, i understand that the secretary of defense lloyd austin has been talking about that's what you can say, a role. but secondly is defense lloyd austin talks regularly to y'all, have kalonde to in is riley's is randy comes apart on a daily basis. usually we tend to have the same thing, it's all about protecting as well and shoulder to shoulder all that kind of stuff. all the steve is a bit more context and lot of what happens here. so this latest release or statement that we got from the cold says like quotes we condemn this outrages active regression by iran. we call on the run to hold any further attacks, including from its proxy terrorist groups, then it goes on to warning wrong. we will never hesitate to protect our forces an interest in the middle east, obviously aware of the fact that there is a significant us force in that part of the world that is being building up for months ever since the killing a base mount heavier. we've had the u. s. s. abraham lincoln that we've got the us . that's how we treatment on its way at some point. and the coming weeks is going to be some 4

there was a leak just a few days ago, which i thought was manageable. lloyd austin apparently say is where i was paying with house money. when it attacks that but, and then they're on it, but they basically say look, right, but they know that there's a price to pay for that. let us hide behind the us immediately and ask for protection. and now we are, we are actually saying some, some items is really immediate. i think you probably you guys probably want to want to confirm this, but some of the times of israel is quite thing is really me just saying that the us is offering some kind of compensation package to as well. but if it doesn't, to touch certain targets in the around, it will get the words with comprehensive diplomatic protection and we'll weaponry, but that's or something that's in the eastern right now for him is really media so that it was so that's the sort of background to what we're seeing now, as it appears once again though that's the israel missile defense system can be penetrated. ok, thank you, shop or time. say that for us from washington dc. well, earlier i spoke