it is not a very long journey from reagan national airport, about a 10 minute ride. due there at 4:00 p.m. eastern time, and security is extremely tight around the airport and on the journey downtown. security is very tight, in fact, there was a secret service sweep of the courthouse last night. strangely, these pictures we are watching are all very familiar now, because it looked something like this when he first appeared for the first indictment in manhattan. the fact that he is using these political appearances in court for political capital, you will see tonight perhaps a camera following him on the journeys, it is all carefully documented and relayed on the campaign videos, part of the broader fundraising effort. none of these cases have yet come to court. let's go to our correspondent, outside of the courthouse. carl, you are standing outside the courthouse, very close to the western entrance of capitol hill, where all of these events unfolded january 6. carl: you would know very well exactly where we are. we are in front of the courthouse here, that has seen ma

that is how much minsk-2 set its record for the national airport in the nineteenth year, served 5 million passengers. now there is much less pandemic first, then sanctions , to say that it was not easy to say nothing, but the air harbor has not been closed for a single day. well, they stopped for sanctions, no, we continue to work and go to break-even work, which is bad for them. the runway is still being done, only current repairs, although initially the runway is not maintained in its current state. this year. you have begun repairs to this lane, keep in mind that this lane must be in working order. well don't forget about it and refer to the circumstances. what circumstances should be done in any circumstances? this problem is enough for the modernization of the airport, they are not going to refuse. it should be modern technologically convenient it takes time and passengers, and the ideas are told to the president by the renewal of the airport terminal, transport links with the capital by rail, parking, construction of a new terminal. alexander lukashenko will say everything should be

what did the president say during his visit to the national airport? why air logistics is so important for our country and which related industries will receive a new impetus for development? high prospects were appreciated by experts and guests of the editors' club we can really be a hub of the collective east and take, including tourists, to study a certain specific tourist of the same arab states, where people leave in the summer to escape the heat. well, here we are. uh, if we line this up right. i think that those investments in the airport will not just pay off, but the airport will be such a northwestern gate, and also whose side is the sanctions calculator today and why the world community is more and more worried about the adequacy of the american leader, see the full issue of the editors club on youtube channel agency secession. the harvest does not slow down many farms have crossed the equator for processing fields with grain crops, including in the mogilev region , all the equipment is used for harvesting winter rapeseed, for example, in th

border guards celebrate a professional date. what violators are most often caught at the minsk national airport and why it is not worth checking the vigilance of the belarusian border guards victoria radevich found out minsk national airport april this year , two turkish citizens who arrived on a baku-minsk flight during the paperwork at the belarusian border guards illegally try to get into belarus at once fake setup data page was later replaced by illegal border crossing. them. i had to pay a large fine, and almost a dozen people have visited minsk airport this year, often in a crowd. it is not so easy to identify the intruder, as if the person, uh, is not nervous. it is clear that he is doing well, but there are people who, for example. here he stands. first, he stood in line for me, then he went to another person in line, and he stands and a-a actively observes the actions of the controller. he's not just standing there looking at the airport or poking around in phone. he actively watches as he checks documents. so, if such behavior is noticed in a person, then, uh, most likely something is

not a long journey from reagan national airport, about a ten minute ride, he is due there at 4pm eastern time. security as you would expect extremely tight around the airport and on thatjourney downtown. security is very tight in fact there was a secret service sweep at the courthouse last night. strangely these pictures that we are watching all very familiar now because it looks something like this when he first appeared for that first indictment in manhattan. the fact that he is using these political appearances in court for political appearances in court for political capital, you will see tonight perhaps a camera that will follow him amazed journey, it's all carefully documented. it is relayed on the campaign videos, it is now part of the broader fundraising effort which is of course needed, he's already spent $4 million on his legal fees he's already spent $4 million on his legalfees and none he's already spent $4 million on his legal fees and none of these cases have yet to come to court. but let's begin with the scene in washington. our colleague karl nasman is at the courthouse.

this in andrey's report the gantry group of the agency of dinoboys was on duty at the minsk national airportm early morning the meeting place parting hugs on the path or after days long separation. today, all attention is paid to dear guests from different countries who arrive in belarus for the second games of the cis country. and this is a fantastic opportunity to see others and show yourself for many completely new and genuine impressions. i, of course, to quickly piss the fifth number on the first day of the competition. for now, there will be training. we will try rubber, some starts. well, let's prepare ourselves a little to adjust ourselves to this number. the first day there were no oranges at all in belarus. this is the first international start this is the most important old season. therefore, we went to prepare for it. for a long time at the entrance, we met belarusian hospitable people and sent in the right direction in the morning almost 200 representatives of the delegation of uzbekistan. guests from kazakhstan , turkmenistan, immediately traveled to different cities. late in t

the former president arriving here at washington reagan national airport.see reporters and journalists following him. we are not sure if the former president is going to deliver a statement. he did speak or greet some supporters after the arraignment in miami arriving at a cafe. this is something we are waiting to see before he gets on the plane if he delivers a statement. we can see the journalists rushing to the former president's plane hoping perhaps he might as and journalists. this indictment as we know is one that is the third the former president is facing this year. a possible fourth on its way in the state of georgia. we don't see donald trump just yet having gotten out of the car. we expect them to do so shortly. it is raining in washington, d.c. there waiting for him to exit the car. this was a short ride for the former president from the court just blocks from the u.s. capitol where as we know the right took place on january 6, 2021. that is the center of the indictment. it is about efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 election. as we are

see us somewhere , we were forbidden to fly somewhere, but today there are flights from minsk national airportna and india. well, you can count. what part of the world. we fly a large number of countries in the world where we do not fly today? well, the doors are open, we are going there, so already on october 3 the first regular flight from minsk to abu is planned and the charter program is scheduled for mid-october. the carrier launches flights to egyptian marsa alalom , negotiations are underway to open a route to venezuela with a stopover in cuba, as well as you and kenya, the russian direction is being actively worked out. veronika if anatoly dolotovsky pavel pozdnyakov where do 90% of all russian trout come from? how valuable varieties are grown and what does the belarusian national biocorporation have to do with it after short advertisement? to an exciting adventure in the cities of belarus welcome to cozy places and medieval constructions of a glacier built of polchatka bricks. if you look closely, you will see traces of the master's fingers, they say that thanks to this unique techniq

please don't take it your bed and meet guests at the national airport.o wish that you get a good impression here in terms of sports, so that everything works out for the belarusians. there is one amazing tradition of seeing off athletes to big competitions , meeting olympic medalists in the vip-hall, and the entire film crew rushing to be the first to see the guests who come to us first to step on belarusian soil. guests from uzbekistan some starts. well, let's prepare ourselves a little for the fifth number. the first day before at all long you to greet. gymnastics oh what a beautiful delegation in the evening of the same day, waiting for kazakhstan and the russian team , beautiful gymnasts arrived from both countries, an artist with her own manners, a young russian beauties confidently walked through the arrival terminals of the national airport. minsk once on the track. directly recorded, i realized one of the main stars of modern gymnastics, montio, refused in front of the main start and after it. she already surprised the time of a journalist, she w

and pavel hello at the minsk national airport is now quite lively athletes.ere they met already at night and athletes from cuba arrived on a flight from sochi, four representatives in rhythmic gymnastics. and just recently, a large delegation from uzbekistan was so brightly greeted. and this is 200 people. the same athletes from kazakhstan arrived on a flight from tashkent, preparing to compete in rhythmic gymnastics , a mobile point for registration of participants was organized right at the airport. here everyone will receive accreditation and go by bus to the city where more than 80 volunteers will compete, all services are working. uh, the vehicle, waiting for participants and ready. uh, deliver participants all over the country. and i repeat that we hold our sports events in all regions of the republic of belarus. an important event throughout volunteers are on duty at the airport. they will distribute the athletes to the buses, which will go to five cities today. in addition to minsk, this is brest gomel, grodno and orsha, my task is to say which bus th

somewhere we were forbidden to fly, but today there are flights to china and india from minsk national airportll, you can count. what part of the world. we fly a large number of countries in the world where we do not fly today? well, the doors are open, we are going there, so already on october 3 the first regular flight from minsk to abu dhabi is scheduled for charter programs in mid-october. the carrier launches flights to egyptian marsalom , negotiations are underway to open a route to venezuela with landing in cuba, as well as you and the shadow, the russian direction is being actively worked out veronika if anatoly dolotovsky pavel pozdnyakov this is the area of ​​​​interest further in the program we will talk about exchange rates, and then we will go to karelia where do 90% of all russian trout come from? how are valuable varieties grown, and what does the belarusian national biocorporation have to do with it after a short advertisement? this is a sphere of interest and we continue with the exchange rate of the belarusian ruble weakened against the euro dollar and the russian ruble and s

well, we hospitably continue to meet the participants of the competition, so today at the national airport, minsk received a large delegation from armenia that is 68 years old, who will compete. in seven sports. among them there are national champions, followed by athletes from kazakhstan, all participants went through the registration and accreditation procedure on the spot, and then went to the cities where the competitions were held. well, i still remember minsk from the european games. hey, that really impressed me. i am very i am sure that this time will be the same, because in belarus minsk has shown that they can organize good sports events, and such large-scale games in different cities. and we will also have time to see it, that is, in addition to minsk, we will also see, and even other cities. this is also very well thought out by the organizers. preparatory event is the tasks set who will be where how will the specific work has been identified with the ministry of sports and tourism and are working together. i think the passengers are happy, the athletes are happy, they are in t

not a long journey from reagan national airport, about a ten minute ride, he is due there at 4pm eastern in fact there was a secret service sweep at the courthouse last night. strangely these pictures that we are watching all very familiar now because it looks something like this when he first appeared for that first indictment in manhattan.

in a third incident at reagan national airport, a would-be flier was waved through by an employee but found with ammunition in his bag, prompting concern from congress. >> can you commit to closing security gaps in this situation? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: tsa will require everyone, including the verified users to show i.d. to the officers. >> the whole reason was to easily breeze through. it's just another added step. might as well go through regular check-in. >> reporter: a change potentially leaving clear's future cloudy. >>> a controversial police raid on a small town newspaper is withdrawn. why, next. listen, yoyour deodorarant just has t to work. i i use secretet aluminum m f. just swipepe anand it laststs all day.. secretet helps eliliminate od, instead ofof just masksking. and hours s later, i stilill smell frfresh. secret w works! ohhh y yesss. ♪♪♪ (psst psst) ahhhh... with flonase, allergies don't have to be scary. spray flonase sensimist daily for non-drowsy, long lasting relief in a scent-free, gentle mist. (psst psst) flonase. all good. your bug s spray shoululd tae out b

his and his motorcade arrived at reagan national airport. at that very courthouse some have been charged and tried for their role in that rights. more than a thousand have been charged in connection with events of january 6. as we are looking at the pictures of the president's motorcade arriving at that airport. we will tell you what happened today. trump flew into dc from newjersey, before making his way to the courthouse, where supporters and protesters waited outside. no—one got glimpse of the former president as he entered the courthouse through a garage and made his way to the court room through back corridors.

area a short while ago at reagan national airport in virginia. rning to the epicenter of power as well as in some ways the scene of the crime. joining us now to discuss, john bolton, the former national security advisor for president trump. ambassador bolton, thanks for joining us. mr. trump is about to be arraigned for his efforts to overturn the 2020 election. do you think that his behavior was criminal? >> yes, look, i think this indictment lays out a pretty strong case, particularly the most important part of it, i think, is the description of the effort to turn mike pence into an instrument of reversing the result in the electoral college. i think that's the strongest part of it. i think it was right to bring the document case. i think it's important to have both of these cases brought to trial before the election, as far in advance of the election as possible, but i want to underline what we're doing. i think it's the right thing to do, but it is a modified form of russian roulette. if trump is convicted in one or both of the federal cases,

we turn now to a major security concern at the nation's airports after a number of incidents with thenouncing new enforcement measures. cbs's kris van cleave reports that while there has been no threats to any planes, it is raising questions about just how secure the $189 program is. >> reporter: tonight, a clear crackdown is underway after at least three security breaches at airport checkpoints. clear is a subscription service using biometrics to verify customer's identity, speeding them directly into security screening. but in at least two incidents this year, would-be flyers not enrolled in the program used it to go through tsa checkpoints without ever showing identification. in one case, the person used a boarding pass fished out of the trash. john pistole is a former tsa administrator. >> but as we know, it only takes one bad actor to bring down a plane, if they are a committed terrorist, so that is a concern. >> reporter: clear says it has especially verified over 130 million passengers, but acknowledges two clear employees violated our strict protocols. security is job one at c

the il-76 aircraft with humanitarian cargo for the primorsky territory took off from the national airportde assistance to the affected regions of russia from severe flooding . the head of state instructed the head of state to collect 72 tons, the most necessary things in such cases. these are diesel pumping units. generators food and medicine, as well as clothing and footwear for children and adults from minsk national airport, an aircraft with humanitarian cargo on board weighing more than 72 tons with a volume of 330 cubic meters and a cargo amount of more than one million 828,000 belarusian rubles flew to the city of vladivostok belarus regularly provides support to countries affected by natural disasters since 1999. about 80 humanitarian missions took place in more than 30 countries state traffic inspectorate of the vitebsk region. the first in the country armed with unmanned aerial vehicles quadrocopters are serving along with employees on difficult sections of roads, busy intersections on country roads drones are equipped with powerful modern video cameras such a device is able to c

sporting event in belarus, the second games of the cis countries welcome guests this morning at the national airport minsk welcomed a large delegation from uzbekistan of almost 200 people also flew in from tashkent and representatives of kazakhstan rhythmic gymnastics. well, after that , about seventy people, all participants of the multisport forum, brightly greeted the guests from turkmenistan with bread and salt. on the spot , they went through the registration procedure, received accreditation , proceeded to the bus that will deliver them in the right year for many, this start will be the most important not only in the season, but even at the moment in their careers. in the meantime , there will be training, we will try rubber, some starts. well, we'll be a little prepare yourself to set yourself up for the fifth number. the first day before, they were not in belarus at all. this first international start was met with a little excitement. i really liked how we were greeted in general very well hear. i lived like in unions. we knew that this was our former fraternal country, well, belarus is a go

today, the employees of the national airport border detachment are celebrating their professional date, and , as is usual with the security forces, they spend it at the post. the situation on the state border of the republic of belarus cannot be called simple. it is constantly changing and requires concentration from each serviceman of the border service. good physical form readiness and ability to make the right quick decisions mastery perfectly mastery of special information technology technologies, good psychological preparation. these are the main features of a close-knit military collective, a misk border control detachment. every day, up to 2 dozen planes and about 3,000 illegal passengers are accepted at the airport, as a rule , the so-called transit route, the most popular among them, is the direction through belarus to turkey and vice versa, in order to then go to russia or to european countries, and for 78 years this category of passengers has been unsuccessfully trying test the strength of our border guards in the main air harbor of the country. capital in full swing summer

donald trump is returning to washington, d.c., for his lande national airport. nation he swore to protect and defend. welcome to cnn's live coverage. i'm jake tapper. soon, donald trump will travel by motorcade from reagan national airport to the federal courthouse in downtown d.c. where he will, again, face arrest and enter a plea before a magistrate judge. last time he was in florida. this time, in de.c. he's accused of orchestrating a conspiracy to overturn his defeat in the 2020 presidential election. mr. trump may get a glimpse of the capitol on his way. that's, of course, where prosecutors say he exploited and perhaps even incited the violence and chaos of january 6th in his determined bid to stay in power. the 45th president will return to the scene of his alleged crimes as the republican front runner in the 2024 race for the white house. trump is expected to plead not guilty to all four counts in this indictment. those counts include conspiracy to defraud the united states, conspiracy to obstruct an official proceeding. and conspiracy against rights, spec

we are waiting for the president to leave and fly back, drive back to reagan national airport in arlington, virginia. a trip of about seven miles depending on traffic. it could take 15 to 30 minutes. that's where his plane is parked and the schedule says that he will be flying back to newark to go back to his golf club in bedminster. the next call is ruby in the wisconsin dells. wisconsin, republican. ruby, you are on c-span. what's your, what's your thought about today's indictments? caller: i didn't go along with it. the reason is that jack smith lied. he came on lying. he said no one is above the law. that's when he turned me off he lied. all of the illegals are above the law, leading me to believe that everyone is above the law except black people and president trump. thank you, sir. host: that was ruby in wisconsin. dave, new york. people should take the time to read all 45 pages of the indictment. all the information is provided. how can people not take the time to read the indictment rather than skew garbage from wild websites and regurgitating what trump and his cronies repeated. l

just moments ago, trump's plane landed at reagan national airport. within the hour we expect to see the former president surrender to authorities at the courthouse near the corner of constitution and pennsylvania avenues. just blocks from where he once lived in the white house. and not far from the capitol, where the horror of the january 6th attack unfolded. we see him now, live pictures of former president donald trump coming for his third arraignment in four months. he will be booked and fingerprints once he gets to the courthouse by u.s. marshals just like any other american citizen accused of committing a crime. shortly afterward, he will appear before a judge, a magistrate judge, to be formally charged for the third time in less than four months, as chris said, and msnbc news has learned three of the officers injured in january 6th will be trying to attend the hearing, although just a handful of members of the public are going to be allowed inside, and just 11 members are reserved for the press. >> you can see the camera shaking because we're a

. >> gillian: fox news alert, reagan national airport here in washington, d.c., not far from the u.s. capitol. former president trump is set to appear before a federal court magistrate judge at the top of the 4:00 hour, expected to be his third indictment in four months, won't be a very long court appearance for the former president. we are not expected to hear from him until after he has been arraigned, that would be the first shot we have hearing from the former president in his own words. katie pavlich. >> great to see you. >> gillian: we can't any longer say it's an historic event, we have seen the spectacle before of the former president flying across the country to face arraignment. >> a different situation with a different case, obviously. the president is being indicted for charges related to january 6th, and this seems to be one of the cases that is the weakest against the president. president donald trump is refusing to negotiate to take any kind of plea deals. he's entered not guilty pleas, and plans to do the same here and washington, d.c., is a less friendly place than mi

when it began the casket was moved from the capital to washington national airport, the u.s. navy and was on the capital plaza to the left of the steps national color detail, the owner coordinate to casket to the steps and while the navy played body bears moved down the steps down to the hearse. to the hears. after the casket was placed in the hearse, the owner court ordered arms for the hoover family and others entering the automobiles and into the hearse. the motorcade reached military or transport service terminal at washington national airport at 9:505 am as the motorcade traveled across the access road to the terminal the third infantry battery gave a 21 gun salute. the honor gordon, the air force band sounded honors, the band played now the day is over and the body barriers removed the caskets to the hrse through the honor gordon and placed the take the hoover family and others to iowa. all 64 people to iowa. the four planes were airborne by 10:30 am. the four aircraft from washington dc landed in cedar rapids shortly for 2:00 pm and now i give you the radio coverage of

which games of the cis countries welcome guests this morning at the national airport minsk was welcomedtion from uzbekistan, almost 200 people , representatives of kazakhstan in rhythmic gymnastics also flew in from tashkent, and then guests from turkmenistan were brightly greeted with bread and salt. about 70 people, all participants of the multisport forum. on the spot, they went through the registration procedure, received accreditation, proceeded to the bus, which will take them to the desired city for many, this start will be the most important not only in the season, but even at this point in the training career, we will try rubber, some starts. well, let's prepare ourselves a little for setting ourselves up on the 5th . on the first day before, they were not in belarus at all. this is the first international start of a bit of a wave. met. i really liked how we were generally met very well lived. we knew that this was our former fraternal country. well, belarus needs a good country. at least we didn't see it, but today we've come and we'll see. for us. this is a large part, firstl

25th at 9:30 the last ceremonies began when the casket was moved from the capitol to washington national airport. the u.s. navy band was on the capital plaza to the left of the steps as the national color detail appeared, the honor cordon presented arms, the body bears took the casket to the steps, and while the navy band played abide with me, the body bears move down the steps through the honor cordon and down to the hearse. . after the casket was placed in the hearse, the music ceased, the honor cordon ordered arms, the hoover family and others entered their automobiles and followed the hearse. the motorcade reached the military air transport service terminal at washington national airport at 9:fifty five a.m. . ashe motorcade traveled across the access road to the terminal, the third infantry battery gave a 20 one gun salute. at the airport the honor cordon presented arms and the air force band sounded honors, the band played now the day is over and body bearers moved the casket throughhe honor cordon and placed the body aboard t c-130 airplane. three other military aircraft were brought in t

humanitarian cargo for the primorsky territory today left for destinations from the national airport, minsk, to provide assistance to those affected in the region of russia by severe flooding , our president instructed the ministry of emergency situations in the shortest possible time, they collected 72 tons of necessary things. these are gasoline pumping units diesel generators food medicines clothing and footwear for children and adults humanitarian cargo on board weighing more than 72 tons with a volume of 300 cubic meters more than one million 828.000 belarusian rubles flew to the city of vladivostok belarus regularly provides support to countries that have suffered natural disasters since 1999, there were already about 80 humanitarian missions in more than 30 countries. the latest mi-35 helicopters arrived at armament to the belarusian army, the pilots flew the first batch of aircraft today. we are receiving these aircraft in accordance with the plan for the construction and development of the armed forces and military-technical development with russia . today we received four ne

c a, which is reagan national airport. once the motorcade arrives there, so we're learning that the statement that he's going to make will be right after this when we watched the motorcade going well, obviously cover all of that. they're in the media room right now they can see the courtroom. special counsel jack smith has entered the courtroom and is sitting down in the front row. former president trump has not entered the courtroom yet. um so we're keeping close eye on that molly gaston special counsel's team sitting at the prosecutor's table as well, and sources familiar with fox digital tell say that the former president will plead not guilty to all counts. no big surprise there, neil. your thoughts on where we are at 3 50 eastern time today . you know, i'm no lawyer, but i have watched enough episodes of law and order to i think qualify. one thing i noticed is fascinating. martha is this indictment is really just charging donald trump. it's just him just him. ah they talk about these six co conspirators, but they're n

turkmenistan and uzbekistan, and just a few hours ago , artist gymnasts from russia landed at the national airport, minsk, together with belarusians , they are world leaders in this sport. so the fight on the carpet of the capital's rhythmic gymnastics palace will be bright, by the way, it is with grace that we will be the first to start our competitions already on friday, the fourth of august in belarus, for the first time in general, we and i and my athletes. this is the first time we have been greeted like this in this country. everything is organized, and such a good organization credited very quickly. e of these events. i think it will be even better. i am very glad to come to belarus now, because i really performed for a long time and was recovering from an injury. first of all. i want to get emotions. what happened before, probably, that's all. competitions will be held in 20 sports for the award will be competed by representatives of 23 states - that's almost 2.500 participants the opening ceremony of the second games of the country, the cis already this saturday at the minsk arena. law en

countries welcome guests and participants of the competition. literally half an hour ago at the national airportom a russian

what violators are most often caught at the minsk national airport and how they are calculated belarusian guards, report by victoria minsk national airport april this year, two turkish citizens who arrived at the baku-minsk flight illegally try to get into belarus at once during the paperwork at the belarusian border guards, immediately recognized the fake page with the installation data were replaced subsequently for illegal border crossing. them. i had to pay a large fine, and almost a dozen people, often in a crowd, have already visited minsk airport this year. not it's so easy to identify the intruder, as if the person, uh, is not nervous. it is clear that he is doing well, but there are people who are acceptable. here he stands. first, he stood in line with me, then he went to another person in line, and he stands and is actively observed by the actions of the controller. he's not just standing there looking at the airport or, uh, fiddling with his phone, he's actively watching, checking documents. so, if such behavior is noticed in a person, then most likely something is wrong with

and will be flying the very short flight to washington reagan national airport.er to the courthouse, which you know well. you have been living in washington most of your life and covering all of the big stories, andrea. >> i feel like i have been living at the airport, at reagan national. >> we have both served our time there. >> back with us is andrew weissmann and chuck rosenberg. chuck, we heard what john had to say. he raised a couple points about, you know, possible defenses here as well. >> that's right. look -- >> he name checked you. let's just say that. >> fair enough. there are always defenses, whether or not there are compelling defenses or successful defenses is a completely different matter. >> is there a prospect this trial which is so momentous, could start earlier than the mar-a-lago case? >> i hope so because in my mind, andrea, this is the most compelling case i can imagine. a president of the united states, at least a then-president, trying to thwart the peaceful transition of power in a democracy is as compelling as it gets. not to say the mar

just moments ago, trump's plane landed at reagan national airport.er president surrender to authorities at the courthouse near the corner of constitution and pennsylvania avenues. just blocks from where he once lived in the white house. and not far from the capitol, where the horror of the january 6th attack unfolded. we see him now, live pictures of former president donald trump coming for his third arraignment in four months. he will be booked and fingerprints once he gets to the courthouse by u.s. marshals just like any other american citizen accused of committing a crime. shortly rw

boeing with humanitarian cargo for the primorsky territory took off from the national airport, minskovide assistance to the victims region of russia from a severe flood , the head of state instructed the ministry of emergency situations to collect 72 tons of the most necessary things in the shortest possible time. these are gasoline pumping units, diesel generators, food or medicine, as well as clothing and footwear for children and adults of the minsk airport, the plane flew to the city of vladivostok for a unitary cargo on board weighing more than 72 tons with a volume of 300 cubic meters and a cargo amount of more than one million 828.000 belarusian rubles belarus regularly provides support to countries affected by all other disasters since 1999, about 80 humanitarian missions have already taken place in more than 30 countries since september 1 in schools, engineering classes will open throughout the country students will visit industrial enterprises to see their potential job and, upon admission, make a choice in favor of the engineering profession applications for the opening of

we want to get to former president trump arriving at reagan national airport ahead of his arraignment. to eamon javers for more. >> the former president, as you s said, did just land here in washington, d.c. take a look at the picture from just a moment ago, the trump airplane landing in suburban virginia here. the former president emerging grim-faced i think you can say, saying thank you to some supporters there on the ground and making his way to his motorcade. he's going to motorcade relatively short distance to downtown washington, d.c. where the federal courthouse is located. he's going to make an appearance there in response to a summons and, remember this is a four-count indictment of the former president of the united states, unlike anything we have seen in the history of the united states. the indictment charges the former president of the united states with conspiracy to defraud the united states, conspiracy to obstruct an official proceeding, obstruction of and attempting to obstruct an official proceeding, and conspiracy against rights, specifically voting rights all in th

it is still serving this airport and this capitol of the nation. >> i don't think i have ever been so it gets all done >> reporter: they can only work during warmer months so they started in the spring, april. they're going until october. the asphalt hardens too quickly in the winter, so they can't do it during the winter they're laying 8 inches right now, as you heard from the guy with the thick irish accent. then coming back nex year and do another two inches in total, 800 tons of asphalt every single night and the clock, as i said, never stops. it's amazing >> we're into the snapping theme. >> we're going to keep that going throughout the show. >> because jon batiste is coming up tom, thank you how about the weather? >> how about a littl >> "west side story". >> i know. keep going >> man, it is friday. >> it is so friday. >> i'm telling you texas all t we have 49 million people under heat advisories stretching from texas all the way up into the plains, montana and the dakotas. for heat watches, heat advisories again, we are going to be either at or very close to records for pensaco

after it was over, at reagan national airport trump taking an umbrella from his personal assistant, waltta, before addressing the press. nauta himself faces criminal charges in the classified documents case. >> this is a persecution of a political opponent. this was never supposed to happen in america. if you can't beat him, you persecute him or prosecute him. >> reporter: the lead attorney has been on television saying trump's actions are protected under the first amendment. >> this is an attack on free speech and political advocacy. there's nothing that's more protected under the first amendment. >> the free speech argument is a tough one. because any kind of fraud involves speech. words being used. but the idea that there is some first amendment right to use words that can be criminal doesn't really make a lot of sense. >> reporter: the indictment also details trump's pressure campaign to then vice president mike pence to alter the 2020 election results on january 6th, including a phone call on january 1st where pence said he didn't have the authority to do what trump was asking him t

kris van cleave is that washington's reagan national airport. >> reporter: what a difference in a dayn washington as the nation's airlines were cover from the storm that canceled more than 1700 flights and delayed about 8,000 more. from new york to atlanta, travelers still found themselves camping out at airports stranded by the storm, waiting for word on when they could finally get a flight home. >> it was. >> yet, so, i am just saying we are very tired. >> reporter: here in whitehall, maryland, a giant tree sliced openness house trapping his mother. what was she trapped under? >> drywall, tree limbs. >> reporter: firefighters quickly rescued her from the debris. does it feel like a miracle to you? >> there is heavenly land guardian angel inside this residence. >> reporter: today crews remove that big tree that split the house and boarded up the roof. meantime power outages in the mid-atlantic and south have seen a dramatic improvement with less than 200,000 still without electricity. major. >> major: meg oliver, thank you. for more in the storms and the brutal heat, let's bring a ou

in a third incident last july at washington's reagan national airport, a would-be flyer got waved through by a clear employee but was found with ammunition in his bags prompting concern from congress. >> can you commit to closing any security gaps that you've identified in this situation. >> yes, sir. i'm fully committed to that. >> reporter: tsa will soon require everyone including verified clear users to show i.d. to tsa officers. >> i mean, the whole reason for clear is to kind of easily breeze through. so it's just another added step. i might as well just go through regular check-in. >> reporter: a change potentially leaving clear's future cloudy. kris van cleave, cbs news, los angeles. >>> coming up, house explosion death toll. another person has died days after a massive blast in pennsylvania. >>> and later, settling a financial aid lawsuit. the university of chicago agrees to pay millions of dollars. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." i've alwayays been prorone to hair ththinning. i was s getting ololder. i was s under a lolot of stre. i ststarted takiking nutrafo. nutrafafol is t

kris van cleave is at washington's reagan national airport. >> reporter: what a difference a day makes on the board and just one cancellation here in washington as the nation's airlines recover from the storm that canceled more than 1,700 flights and delayed about 8,000 more. from new york to atlanta, travelers still found themselves camping out at airports, stranded by the storm, waiting for word on when they can finally get a flight home. >> it was hell. >> yeah, so you can just say we're very tired. >> reporter: here in white hall, maryland, a giant oak tree sliced open this house, trapping todd sexton's 76-year-old mother. >> what was she buried under? >> bricks from the chimney, drywall, tree limbs. >> reporter: firefighters quickly rescued her from the debris. >> does it feel like a miracle to you? >> it's -- there is -- there is definitely a guardian angel inside this residence. >> reporter: today crews removed that big tree that split the house in two and boarded up the roof. meantime, power outages in the mid-atlantic and south have seen a dramatic improvement with less than 2

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boeing with humanitarian cargo for the primorsky territory took off from the national airport, minsk to provide assistance to the affected regions of russia from severe flooding the head of state instructed the head of state to provide assistance to the affected regions of russia as soon as possible 72 tons, the most necessary things in such cases. these are gasoline pumping units, diesel generators, food and medicine, as well as clothing and footwear for children and adults. humanitarian cargo on board weighing more than 72 tons with a volume of 30 m³ of cargo of more than one million 828.000 belarusian rubles flew to the city of vladivostok. i will add in belarus regularly provides support countries affected by natural disasters, since 1999, there have already been about 80 humanitarian missions to more than 30 countries. state traffic inspectorate of vitebsk region the first of the regions armed with unmanned aerial vehicles quadrocopters serve together with employees on difficult sections of roads, busy intersections on country roads drones are equipped with powerful and modern v

he's heading to reagan national airport and will fly back to new jersey, bedminster. two very quick things. there's an i hop on 14th street northwest. if the president didn't want to go really deep or like bret baier treat deep is -- >> clearly he's going to the airport. i thought he could go to cafe milano where hunter had dinner with president biden. that would have fell in his wheel house. >> neil: i didn't know that. i'm looking for stuckey's or something there. i didn't see that. but you and martha are getting ready for the big debate. these developments, they have now risen to the point that if you're donald trump, you don't want to miss a chance to be on that stage. >> you know, he hasn't made that decision. he says he's leaving it open. he hasn't -- clearly he's not closed the door. bottom line is we're going to be prepared either way. remember back in the 2016 cycle, he didn't come to the iowa debate, the second one we held. believe it or not, up until the last minute, we had two stacks of questions. one with donald trump and one without. so i think we may be

our neighbors are not only at war, and belarusian aid for our close friends from the minsk national airporth a humanitarian cargo for the primorsky territory, the region suffered from the strongest. see also the flood in our issue. you said the day before no forbidden questions no forbidden ones, so could have been avoided. well, we agreed it was necessary to comply with these minsk agreements, but they were not observed. an honest conversation between the president and diana panchenko the official visit of the minister of defense of china, which was discussed with president alexander lukashenko, would be the palace of belarus and the prc military cooperation, not against third countries, all the details in the panorama. six million tons of grain, taking into account rapeseed karavay 2023, is gaining spring in agriculture, the brest region has almost completed the harvesting , we will tell about the people who now in the field will show how they make flour from the new crop to unite all healthy forces, second international anti-fascist forum in minsk about what threats representatives from