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i know chief mcgee was working with fellow chiefs to bring him additional resources.'ve seen that e-mail string like, hey, we're trying to have two-person cars from a safety perspective. we want to make sure we're properly staffed across the board. that search that chief mcgee led was because one of his officers found an open door to that facility, right? so that's what's happening. people go to bed, whether they can sleep or not, and all night long there are police officers crawling through their neighborhoods looking at these businesses, looking at their backyards, trying to make sure that everybody's safe. is so i will, you know, for the rest of my life be, you know, looking at this event and saying could we have done this different, could we do that different. i think we had resources in play, and our hearts go out -- the reason we do this work is because of the trauma that is caused to our communities, all communities, when these things happen. so it's a completely legitimate question but not one that i think was resource-intensive for that particular area. sir i

i know that chief mcgee was working with fellow chiefs, for bringing him additional resources. i've seen that email string. like hey, we're trying to have two-person cars, from a safety perspective, we want to make sure that we're properly staffed across the board, and another incredibly positive sbaeaspect this, that search that chief mcgee led is one of his officers who found an open door to that building. and people go to bed, and whether they can sleep or not, there are officers crawling through the backyards and the neighborhoods making sure they're safe. and i will, for the rest of my life, looking at this event, could we have done this different, could we do that different, i think we had resources in play, and our hearts go out, the reason we do this work, is because of the trauma that it has caused to our communities, all communities, and when these things happen, so it is a completely legitimate question, but not one that i think was resource intensive for that particular area. but sir, why don't you follow up. i'll give you that one. >> [ inaudible question ] >> no.

i know chief mcgee was working with fellow chiefs to bring him additional resources. i have seen that emails during. and we are trying to have two person cars from a safety perspective. we want to make sure that we are properly staffed across the board. another incredibly positive aspect of this, that search that chief maggie that was because one of his officers found an open door to that facility, right? that is what is happening. people go to bed, whether they can sleep or not, all night long there are police officers crawling through their neighborhoods, looking at businesses, looking at the backyards. trying to make sure everyone is safe. for the rest of my life i will be looking at this event and thinking could we have done this different, could be out on that different. i think that we had resources in play. our hearts go out, the reason we do this work is because of the trauma that is cost our communities, and all the communities, when this happens. it is a completely legitimate question. i don't think it was one that was resourced tencent for that particular a

but since then the corporation has used that term in describing the brighton bomber, patrick mcgee, andrelation to the bomb attacks in london in 2005 and manchester in 2017. so why not on this occasion? two people sent us videos asking that question. ramon, ferreira and first, wendy. according to the terrorism act, hamas is a proscribed terrorist organisation. terminology matters. it colours how we think and respond. the term militant is inadequate. it's a euphemism. it avoids the responsibility of calling out terrorism for what it is. it sidesteps atrocity. so in using the term militant, the bbc is not being impartial. hamas's charter states that the aim for the annihilation of the jewish people and to wipe israel off the map. the horrors of the past few days are not the actions of fighters or militants, but terrorists. terrorists who tried to maximize innocent civilian casualties. terrorists who've used rape as a weapon. terrorists who have kidnapped and massacred innocents. the response of the bbc is that you wish to remain impartial, have a calling someone by what they are is not ta

she's been identified as already mcgee, this soldier said to be doing well after medical check up and has been really nice . we and that's it. from me on the newsstand finality called fluid is update for you at the top of the gab offers. and then from the g is taking our scene in the middle of the dash of the current and sasha organizing reconstruction to the beat box. it's getting cold. the volunteers of winning wind to freeze their mission. kids tick nose team rebuild starts november 6th on dw.

melissa mcgee. i'm seeking approval to modify the existing grant agreement with self-help for the elderly for the senior escorts program. the purpose of this modification is to provide additional funding that enable the program to increase provision of escort services to older adults and adults with disabilities for activities to insure safety on san francisco streets for the remaindser of the fiscal year and term of the contract cht the funding providing specifically for this service by mayoral initiative. the funding will enable the program to provide an additional 750 escort services in this current year and thousand additional escort service in the following 3 years of the contract term. it will also provide some funding for operational costs. self-help for the elder ly will provide escort services to older adults and adults with disability city wide in san francisco. the escort service is one to one basis or in groups. program staff will connect with consumers who have escort service needs once

and the amount drawing by doing a dw mcgee send, this shiny resign is to have you in the studio shiny. we know that this holes risen . what more do we know about the situation on the ground today? others? so how must medicines in israel start? and the problem is, is really, don't know how many and where exactly the assumption is that the, several of them, several groups of them hiding somewhere along israel. i points to puerto was across and they made it to israel and it keeps everybody on the edge. that's what we're seeing is we have a lot of engineers invitation, a lot of alertness. also in the northern border where we see little inclusions coming from the shy group has bought a lot in the north. so everything is a very, very tense. and if you look at the cause, and then of course there, there's a lot of suffering this apartments constant apartments from the air by is really a force. so this is where we stand today. shiny, it's all about certain that israel is preparing a ground. defensive is there any indication as to when this offensive will be launched and, and, and what it might

. >> mcgee, mcgee and ryan. i can't get into any details on that right now. >> what level of comfort or safety can you provide the community? what is -- what can you do, people are really on edge here. >> rightfully so for what just happened in the neighboring community these are things that don't happen in maine but we have ourselves, our entire department out and other agencies out at coordinated locations all through town. if they see something and feel unsafe, if there's something suspicious, call us. we want to be able to alleviate any issues. before i was going to meet with everybody here we cleared because there was reports of shots fired. it doesn't turn out to be with that. when we investigated that, we saw an open door in a garage. we self-initiated. turned out to be people yelling and screaming which then turned out to be goats. >> if there's information that he's not here any longer, would you expect that would be -- >> if there's any details can, updates to give you on the suspect is going to be the

joining the conversation all morning long, kaley mcgee white is here, tiana lowe doescher is here andark p tepper. "mornings with maria" is live right now. breaking news this morning, president biden will address the nation from washington tonight after returning home from israel, the president pledging that he will support israel but promising humanitarian aid to civilians in gaza and the west bank as well. back here at home, protesters breaking out on capitol hill yesterday as demonstrators demand a gaza cease fire. iran's foreign minister posting a warning to israel on x, writing this. time is up. kaley mcgee white, your reaction in. >> i think that it's good that biden is you a dressing the country on this and i want to say he has handled it pretty admirably so far. but the humanitarian aid to the west bank in gaza is a pig red line that -- big red line that no american should support. there's no way the united states can guarantee that money is not going to go directly into hamas' coffers. president biden can make any promises he wants but we know how it works. we know how it wor

it was a howl-oween at mcgee ranch park. dogs and their owners, cuties. >> can you imagine a cat putting one this? cat would never do this. but dogs. >> i have to show you a picture of my cat in an easter bunny. >> okay. >> there was also a pet parade during this event. >> actually, you know, cats will put up with anything, but they don't look nearly as pleased as dogs. >> they'll give you a face, yes. >> cbs weekends is ne . we'll see yo >>> tonight, aid to gaza. egypt allows a trickle of supplies through its board we are gaza just 20 trucks before closing the crossing again. they are the first shipments since israel sealed off since hamas' attack on civilians. despite today's aid, the situation is desire for roughly 2 million in gaza. >>> i'm chris livesay in egypt. aid can trickle in, but refugees can't trickle out. >>> also tonight, breaking news. a dual american israeli fighting for israel killed in combat. we'll have the details. >>> and looming ground offensive. israeli officials say preparation for the next stage of

and today's guest is pat mcgee. pab is a former member of the iraled for the bradin bomming in 1984. after serving 15 years he was released under the good fredy agreement. pad mc, welcome to the show. thanks sean. before we begin, you tell me a bit about your childhood, grow up in belfast? well, uh, at the age of f i actually left belfast, the family moved to england, but my best memories of those years were up to the age of four, very solid memories, i'm talking about, i can detail events that happened when i know i was only two, and i think growing up in england, i'll very elder, it was it was wasn't a very happy childhood, i have to say that, but i was always thinking about what i have behind, and my grandfather. house and i think because i used to go back to it all the time in my head, it uh f up those memories, and the they're among the most firm memories i have, and it was happy time, so part what age when you come back to ireland and you know what was, what were those years like and what motivated you join th

pad mcgee welcome. to the show, thanks sean, but before we begin, can you tell me a bit about your childhood grown up in belfast? well, uh, age of four, i actually left belfast, the family moved to england, but my best memories of those years were up to age of four, you know, very solid memories, i'm talking about, i can detail events that happened and i know i was only two, and i think grow up in england i felt very alienated there, wasn't wasn't a very happy child, i have to say that, but i... always thinking about what i'd left behind in the grandfather's house, and i think because i used to go back to it all the time in my head, it firmed those memories, and they the among the most firm memories i have, and that was happy time, so what age were you when you come back to ireland, and you know, what was, what were those years like and what motivated yout in the air, well the family used to return b on occasions and family members from belf used to visit us, we were living in the norway. in england and so i had those links you know and they remain quite strong. i first return uh on my own o

see the get a color, know kimmy mcgee, i checked on june the 30th buses on monday. and then at the present the extent was, am i to live in the supplement of life, drastic, talking about the session? i can make that other must get again, bad. good, that is in this and that's been investigated. can bank in that in sound lot. so is this my last part of my kids that a couple of that that a shall on my my possibly be allowed to avoid a lot. could all of us the sick you select the man you're on a slot, add to that and then cut our last year that just mentioned that that's possible. so cost low to look beautiful and lamp and see on get play. busy busy the big trauma is difficult to stay away from your hometown, from your country, from your home, you're leaving everything behind and starting a new life. it's depressive, and we have the right to be depressed, i guess and be said and hopeless. maybe one day, either watching tv with my wife and re so house. and they were breaking some parts of the house destroying life on tv. and they were showing it's so of course, intentiona

as corey mcgee, this soldier said to be doing well after medical checkup and has been really nice and that's it from me on the new stain, finality called fluids for level buildings update for you at the top of the gallery offers. and then from you the g is taken or seen in the middle of the dash of the current and sasha organizing reconstruction to the beach. but it's getting cold. the volunteers of winning when to freeze the emissions. kids take notes to rebuild, starts november 6th on dw, the . so that's 6250. and you have 3 100-7250. 625-4000 250 significant depress process for us is 1000. so here's 5000. i said, why did you be why they can't add up the value when they show me something they take whatever i give the middle says most the most are often children. what have fathers were arrested the, the head of the ones with nothing might send up in this line of work. well as i might, as i like to watch my always feel sorry for them. so they're not in school. you know nothing other than their work and scrapped collectors come on the lot. of course i feel bad, but this is their liveli

men and women of the lewiston police department, of all of our surrounding agencies, we have chief mcgeem lisbon, where mr. card was found. this is a vitally important to all of us that this conclusion came to light tonight. we're going to grieve for the families that lost loved ones here. we're going to continue to work. we're going to persevere, and we become better people for it in terms of working together as teams. we've learned a lot from some mistakes. we won a lot of accomplishments this evening. again, i wasn't really prepared for this on a friday night at 10:30, but i'm very happy to be here and very happy to say the threat is over. thank you. [ inaudible question ] >> sure. so our officers are being notified now as we speak. some know obviously sooner than others. there are many that are still home with their families, and i'm quite certain at this point in time, we all know about this. this is something that all of our law enforcement personnel, ours and any surrounding community, has been paying very close attention to and awaiting positive news or good news. this is by far

it was a howl-oween at mcgee ranch park.d their owners, cuties. >> can you imagine a cat putting one this? cat would never do this. but dogs. >> i have to show you a picture of my cat in an easter bunny. >> okay. >> there was also a pet parade during this event. >> actually, you know, cats will put up with anything, but they don't look nearly as pleased as dogs. >> they'll give you a face, yes. >> cbs weekends is ne . we'll see yo >>> tonight, aid to gaza. egypt allows a trickle of supplies through its board we are gaza just 20 trucks before closing the crossing again. they are the first

madison mcgee was told her dad died of a heart attack.er own life forever. now she's not stopping until she gets the whole truth. it's all just moments away on "access hollywood." back to you. >> mario, thank you. that's going to do it for us at 7:00. we want to leave you with one final tribute to senator dianne feinstein. ♪♪ ♪ san francisco, open your golden gate ♪ ♪♪ tonight on access hollywood. now victoria shares new light on the most difficult chapter of her marriage with david. plus, how

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kings defense turns to offense former warrior javale mcgee slams it home sacramento up 13 at this pointthree minutes later dubs pull within single digits. steph finds the rookie trace jackson davis. he had a double double 13 and ten for the kid two minutes down seven time for curry reset three splash he hit eight from deep and whoa watch out ref. under a minute to go. de'aaron fox we go back and forth. sacramento a four point lead on that layup team high 25 for fox. back to steph how about another triple. warriors down within one as chase centers he banks it home it's crazy. at chase final seconds down to go for the win and get out of here steph for three got it 16 of his 30 points came in the fourth warriors win 116 one 1590 night. >> we got to get into the winning spirit a little earlier than you probably expect, but it's like everything we do in the preseason is trying to develop an identity. >> wnba finals game four, liberty hosting the aces. there's walnut creek, sabrina ionescu threw up during a timeout, stayed in the game. 90s left aces up four. a'ja wilson two of her game high 2

and regarding the happy news of the release of private, the only mcgee, this she's with her family, she is well both mentally and physically and, and she has been debriefed and she will be brief in the future. and she was released by as rarely, false as on a ground operation, due to the sensitivity of the matter. i cannot evaluate how many people, how it was done, where she was have, and all of the other very interesting details. what i can say and reiterate is that we are committed to getting all of our people back. not only only me give this, but all of the 238 hostages that are being held in gaza and buy from us. but then colonel and jonathan can reach us spokesperson for the israel defense forces. thanks. thank you for helping me earlier. israel confirmed the death of one of the hostages being held by how much the german is really national shown you look was among those could not a music festival. on october, the 7th, when her last militant stormed into israel, killing more than 14 hundreds of people, it is rarely tanks has pushed into the outskirts of kansas city. as the military e

in some sense, mcgee was uh, the women life freed. and then the wage the no bell committee has decided to award the nobel peace prize for twins. 2 twins, 232. now i guess muhammad z for has high against the oppression of women in iran and half hides to promote human rights and freedom for all her braves struggles has come with tremendous personal cost. altogether, the machine has arrested her 13 times convicted to 5 times and sent to a total of 31 years in prison on 154 lashes of miss muhammad. these is still in prison, as i speak. in september 2022, a young curtis woman, myself. d not many was killed in the custody of the iranian royalty police for killing triggered the largest political demonstrations against him. ron's fer crossteck received since it came to power in 1979. under the slogan, woman, nice freedom! hundreds of thousands of volumes took part in peaceful protests against the assorted cheese boot brutality and oppression of women. the same crack todd, though none of the protests, more than $500.00 demonstrators were kille

students have a test page that will get that's one of the high for is our platform for testing technology mcgee, austin. but we use a hydrogen fuel cell on a tight system which provides electrical energy to the electric motor. one is just the, what's new with this version is that instead of a pressure rise tank providing hydrogen for the fuel cell, quite a liquid tank which is 3 times the capacity now, does it feel a couple of the tests that i'd stayed in bed? yoseph carlos team postpone the initial flight several times due to bad weather font. the day finally arrived for them 1st taking stuff. how do you get that with the liquid hydrogen? we have a chance to cover long distances and therefore keep using ation as well. you know, it can go and divide. that's enough. all eyes are on this step. as even the industry is big players, such as air bus will have to rely on liquid height agent for clean flying and the future. for the strict guard based company to play a role, the entire system will have to become smaller and more compact. in less than 2 years, they should then deliver a solution for this

continued in, pausing the siege in biological un sanctions on garza and we have the connect to many mcgee it those to, to know that use talk this but it, but it a, we see that is a discrete thing is i is doing a very bad action against our field, a tooth that action the goodness of people of the don't to take care of, of the international community international. they think that the, all of them all doing old cards for drugs. i think we have decided to stop soon and can i use, i owe them. and can i ask you about the actual operation that you've carried out? how much we know is not a regular army yet. it's managed to prepare and carry out, carry out this unprecedented full scale attack, not only from the labs, but also from the air and the see. how could that happen, even as israel controls a hold of the gaza strip around the clock? you know that we are, we are living under the confusion. we have to prepare ourselves. we have to develop our capabilities and keep the city. and the, i think we do, we prepare also 445 to again the state corporation and the just not the 1st time. but i think t

kings defense turns to offense former warrior javale mcgee slams it home sacramento up 13 at this pointird three minutes later dubs pull within single digits. steph finds the rookie trace jackson davis. he had a double double 13 and ten for the kid two minutes down seven time for curry reset three splash he hit eight from deep and whoa watch out ref. under a minute to go. de'aaron fox we go back and forth. sacramento a four point lead on that layup team high 25 for fox. back to steph how about another triple. warriors down within one as chase centers he banks it home it's crazy. at chase final seconds down to go for the win and get out of here steph for three got it 16 of his 30 points came in the fourth warriors win 116 one 1590 night. >> we got to get into the winning spirit a little earlier than you probably expect, but it's like everything we do in the preseason is trying to develop an identity. >> wnba finals game four, liberty hosting the aces. there's walnut creek, sabrina ionescu threw up during a timeout, stayed in the game. 90s left aces up four. a'ja wilson two of her game hi

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kaylee mcgee white he said >> kayleigh: he said do you want more irs agent or aid to our closest allynational security threat. american strength is incumbered when we don't. >> ainsley: i think we have a clip of it. let's watch. >> kayleigh: how united on this front? >> republicans are 100%. >> kayleigh: i believe massie said he wouldn't vote for it. >> he is principled and constitutionalist, we have to figure this out. >> ainsley: just seems like a remarkable person. listen to that speech on the house floor when he became the speaker, he talked about his dad and his christian faith and being a constitutionalist. >> kayleigh: first words were hakeem jeffries, democratic minority leader, he has a good heart and i want to find common ground and work together. >> ainsley: he is going to the prayer room everyday. >> kayleigh: yes, he took me to the prayer room, it was meed in 1954 and he's going to start every morning in that room and ask for wisdom and guidance. >> ainsley: everyone pray for him as speaker, our country needs guidance right now. watch the interview today at noon? >> kayle

and our third panelists virginia mcgee butler. she's the daughter of a country pastor. she grew up in north mississippi, usually lost in a book. she married alan butler, pianist, she and her they children accompanied him for 23 years as heil pursued military career. she taught kindergarten in san antonio, texas, second grade in west germany and fort pope, louisiana and language arts in louisiana. this last assignment helped l hr figure out just what she wanted to be when she grew up, a writer. [laughter] >> attracted by thete literature collection and francis center for gifted studies at the university of southern mississippi, usm, she retire in 2001. involvement with usm, the children'sll literature collectn led to t becoming the researcher for the 50th anniversary edition of the snowy day where she found a biography that needed to be written was published in 2023. her writing has appeared in highlights, crickets and other publications. each of her children has an approved spouse she says and there are ten grandchildren, six boys and four girls. she can also be found h

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>> ryan mcgee. >> reporter: are you one of the supervises? >> chief of police. >> reporter: wow. so for you as chief, this is something you've never experienced before i assume. >> unfortunately i can't comment on everything right now. >> reporter: so tell me how many officers are involved in the search at this point? >> there is a lot of officers involved with the search. i don't want to give anything away. but my whole department is involved. and every department in this area. so every department i've seen departments across the entire state of maine have responded. so we want to locate the individual and make sure that the community is kept safe. biggest thing i can say is make sure that if the community sees anything, stay inside, don't approach, call the police department. like we just did here, someone heard something, they called. the right thing to do. i'd rather it turn out to be a deer than this person. but we want to locate him. >> reporter: and where do you think he is and what area possibly he could be in? >> i can't comment on any of that fliright now. but the barri

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children's literature or writing, and her blog called reading writing, but much arithmetic at ww u virginia mcgee butler dot com. in her book becoming ezra keats. like the others, they be signing in the book tents at 3 p.m. so we're going to open with our first question. so on the published schedule for the 2023 mississippi book festival, the panel summary blurb designed to describe this panel session and to get audience into this room and we're glad you joined us. is written as follows biographies delve into the lives of notable authors whose works resonate with themes of resilience, cultural and universal human experiences deeply influencing literature's landscape. focusing on the latter part, this blurb talk a bit about authors walker keats and lee body their bodies of work deeply influenced literature's landscapes, deeply influenced literature's landscapes. miriam oh, thank you. everybody in my ear ear. thank you for being here today. and happy to be here as well. this is a really good question because this morning, what our volunteers for the book festival gave me a ride over and when and as

our men and woman of all of our surrounding agencies, chief mcgee from lisbon. important all of us that this conclusion came to light tonight. we are going to grieve for the families that lost loved ones. continue to work, persevere. we become better people for it in terms of working together as teams. we have learned a lot from some mistakes. a lot of accomplishments this evening. i was not really prepared for this but i am very happy to be here very happy to say the threat is over. thank you. >> so our offices are being notified now as we speak some sooner than others. many that are still home i am quite certain we all know about this. something that all of our law enforcement personnel, has been paying close attention to waiting positive news. this is by far the best news we have had in quite some time. >> and he believed the suspect was dead before finding him? >> so reality hear the search has been extensive, it has been nonstop since the minute we started speaking with you. all of these options are on the table. we continue to search locations. some cases

that quote coming from the lisbon maine police chief ryan mcgee, after the search for the missing suspected gunman in maine is now over. the body of the suspect, robert card, has been recovered, miles away from the two locations where he allegedly opened fire, killing 18 people at a bowling alley and at a nearby restaurant. officials there saying, you know, after an extreme search that covered a rural area in and around lewiston, maine, they located the body of card at a recycle center parking lot. it was found inside a box trailer at an overflow parking lot there. residents of lewiston say they are now relieved, after now more than two days, just almost three days of uncertainty, having to stay inside their homes, at the urging of authorities there, as they conducted this massive search, but still so many questions left unanswered because officials say it appears as though he killed himself. they found the body with self-inflicted gunshot wounds. joining us, senior law enforcement analyst andy mccabe. you listened to that press conference. you heard some detail. you heard a lot of relief c

. >> joey walker minutes should mcgee's bar and grill part one of 18 killed. >> joe walker is not a numberten. >> they do not have numbers. they were people living and breathing and caring. loving people. and they are not anymore. and there is no rational explanation as to why not. >> walker's father said his son tried to stop the government with the butchers knife before he was killed. even still he says he does not harbor hate or anger against the government. >> if to put that part of it. you have to put it out of your mind. you have to let the law do whatever needs to be done. >> and that's the type of pain a lot of people here are dealing with in this community. now on the investigative side à Ãwe knew that the suspect, robert card had been referred for medical evaluation.he was an army reservist and referred after he told army personnel that he was hearing voices while sources tell us now that cnn that they believe that he purchased the high-powered rifle used in these attacks 10 days 10 days after i believe those interactions i should say it happened 10 days after he purchased this r