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mr. turner votes aye. mr. donald. mr. donald votes yes. mr. armstrong. esther armstrong votes yes. he votes aye. ms. green. he votes aye. they vote aye. he votes aye. mr. edwards, votes aye. mr. langworthy, votes aye. votes aye. mr. askins. >> no. >> miss norton. >> no. >> mr. lynch. >> no. >> mr. conley. >> nie. >> christian. >> no. >> no. >> votes no. >> voting no. >> voting no. >> they vote nay. mr. gomez. votes no. brown. brown votes no. doonesbury. votes no grade garcia, voting no. mr. frost. >> votes no. lee votes no. they vote no. mr. goldman. >> votes no. they vote no. mr. chairman. mr. chairman votes yes. he is not recorded. he votes yes. >> mr. fallon is not recorded. >> regular order, mr. chairman. chairman request the regular order. we have members in route to vote. i was mr. palmer recorded? >> they are not yet recorded. they vote aye. >> motion to close the vote. >> mr. chairman? >> second. >> green has voted aye. >> chair recognizes them. >> however my recorded works >> you have voted aye. >> they have voted aye. >> mr. chairman. >> yes. the chair recognizes mr. fall

mr. turner, about where we are right now in the sense that we are watching this happen, both lebanon now involved in some way, and israel said that it had strike permission because they were sending militants across the border, and israel responding with a barrage, and saying they will take siege to all of gaza, and to rid it of hamas. what is the end game here? how do you see it playing out? >> yeah, sara. since the very start of the conflict, i have been talking to the colleagues in the national security community and other national security circles, and the concern is that everyone concerned that this conflict is a larger regional conflict, and what to do to prevent that. it is increasingly possible with what we have seen over the last couple of hour, and preventing a larger regional conflict is going to be under way. no way that hamas could have orchestrated a well financed and organized advancement without the support of iraq. what we have seen from the last half hour or so with israel needs to strike the forces into lebanon, that is suggesting the worst case scenario is playing out

thank you, commissioner turner. mr. alvarez, can i get a clarification?because i think actually i was on the same maybe i didn't understand this, so i thought community driven capital projects were quasi public works projects that we've identified them. we've now for lack of other words, they're now a part of our capital projects pipeline line or is that not the case? sorry i'm yeah. again, another interesting concept. and so i would look at this from a philosophical way. they are projects that public works is involved in because there are asset we're helping these folks kind of make their vision a reality. but in terms of devoting actual project managers to these sites that doesn't happen. i would look at community engagement role as more of a liaison between our department and this community group or a given community group making a project happen. and so my role is that if there's a hurdle, a roadblock of some way, if something that our department can help with and it's feasible to help, i'm supposed to connect the group with whoever the subject matter

. >> the turner recognizes s the gentleman from georgia. five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. attorney general garland, great to see you. thank you for your service to the nation. and the nation watches as republicans have no answer for why they want to focus and obsess on hunter biden receiving $2 million from burisma after serving on the board he said he was not qualified to serve on . but yet, the saudi arabians gave $1 billion to jared kushner who conducted middle east strategy for his dear old dad, donald trump. he got $2 billion for something that he is not equipped to do, which is investment banking. and so republicans looking at hunter biden instead of jared kushner, americans don't understand how that could be. they also are increasingly alarmed about the fact that republicans in control of the house only seem to have three objectives, one is to impeach joe biden. number two, is to shut down -- is to impeach or get rid of kevin mccarthy. and the third is to shut down government. and a subset of that is to defund the doj and the fbi. for trying to hold donald trump acc

turner is suing jonas in an attempt to relocate their two children to her native england. >> janai: and happy birthday, mr former u.s. president jimmy carter turns 99 today. fans celebrated at the jimmy carter presidential library and museum in georgia yesterday. they wrote congratulatory notes and enjoyed cake in his honor. the celebration was moved up a day because of the threat of the government shutdown. but you know, he was put into hospice care earlier this year, but it was just a week or two ago that we saw new images of him and rosalynn, so great that they're still going. >> gio: 99. god bless him. >> will: have some peanut butter ice cream in his honor. as you were telling me it's nfl sunday. >> janai: as we were telling you. >> will: travis kelce and the kansas city chiefs are on the road facing the new york jets tonight, but it's not so much about the game itself, but rather about who might be possibly be there, yeah, taylor swift, you may have heard, she's spending time with kelce, but have you heard about the impact that that's had? ♪ >> reporter: forget the lavender haze. this morning it's a

turner and jim himes. first of all, it's wonderful to see a bipartisan interview. it doesn't always happen. your committee is unusual. we are grateful for that. mrairman, can you tell us what you have learned that you can disclose about the situation in the north where there's now an alert from the idf and concerns that the hezbollah could open a second front from lebanon? >> sure. you are correct on the aspect of bipartisanship. not only do we work together, jim and i on a bipartisan basis, there's overwhelming bipartisan support for israel in congress. that was evident today as we had the briefing. members voicing their support for israel. the concern everyone has is to what extent was iran directly involved? the thing that we should never lose perspective of is hamas is a franchise of iran. they fund them. they provide them rockets. they provide them munitions. they train them. the question really is perfunctory as to whether they directly were participating. we know that they are an arm of iran. this does reflect on iran's involvement and its affect against israel. >> the president confirmed, congressman himes, that there are american citize

head to head as deputy leader of reform uk, ben habib, mr broadcaster amy mr author and broadcaster amy nicole so it's nicole turnerso it's conference season. it's fully and truly undennay. the tory, the tory party conference last week, had reform yesterday . week, we had reform yesterday. labour now in conference labour is now in conference season. ben and amy, what do you think? i'm going to start with you, amy, actually, because what do you think? are they are they doing the right things? are they making right are you making the right sounds? are you feeling labour are ready? feeling that labour are ready? >> i think labour are on >> we, i think labour are on track reflects that track and polling reflects that . the mood reflects that any thing after the chaos that was last week's tory party conference is going to be an improvement on what a wasted opportunity that was . things opportunity that was. things like smoking bans, a—level scrapping and what was the other one? just oh , fantastical meat one? just oh, fantastical meat taxes as well . i mean, taxes as well. i mean, anything's going to be an improvement,

turner. she filled in more vanna white vanna was out sick first of all, how awesome that it's teachers' week. i'm so happy for her craig is out by the way, mrs>> that's so fun i have never met her she's incredible. >> i have never met her. >> that's going to be good. >> we have a busy half hour ahead. we start with the new detail on that incredible rescue of the 9-year-old in new york. >> her family is speaking out. her alleged abductor charged with first degree kidnapping kathy park has the very latest kathy, good morning. >> reporter: hey, savannah good morning to you. the suspect is being held without bail and charlotte's family is so grateful for the massive response that brought their little girl home this morning, there are growing questions about whether charlotte was targeted or taken randomly this morning, new details coming into focus after the remarkable rescue of 9-year-old charlotte who vanished from a park in upstate new york while camping with her family. >> i was shocked. >> reporter: police releasing this mug shot of 46-year-old craig nelson ross jr., who is accused of kidnapping charlotte and leaving a ransom note at her ho