nelly just to kind of run through a few questions that you just raise. so. um, you know, there was an hour there's a common narrative that the pakistanis must have known that bin laden was in the badabad. of course i hirsch wrote a a piece in the london review of books that essentially said that the raid was a joint operation between this pakistan and the united states. that's very extreme view. of the pakistanis must have known so on. but yes, i hush got a lot of the publicity for this. piece of journalism in fact so many people logged onto the london review of books website that it crashed when his peace came out because basically it suggested that the raid in about abad was sort of essentially a fake that was cooked up by the americans in the pakistanis. so let's start with that. is there any truth to any element of hersh's theory? i do mention hersh's theory in the book, and i have a fan of seymour hush, but on that on that account actually even a country reading of the letters would make it very very clear that bin laden and his associates went to great

well nelly, thank you for the presentation. thank you for the great book the bin laden papers doing very well on amazon as we speak. please get yourself a copy. i want to thank dr. lahu for this presentation. thank you for listening to this and we'll wrap it right now. thank you. thank on about books we delve ie latest news about the publishing industry with interesting insider interviews with publishing industry experts will also give you updates on current nonfiction authors and books the latest book reviews and we'll talk about the current nonfiction books featured on c-span's book tv. and welcome to about books. this is book tv's program and podcast looking at the business of publishing. in just a few minutes, we're going to dive into the world of political books. our guest is peter

well nelly, thank you for the presentation. thank you for the great book the bin laden papers doing very well on amazon as we speak. please get yourself a copy. i want to thank dr. lahu for this presentation. thank you for listening to this and we'll wrap it right now. thank you. than

and the more new stimuli nelli eduardovna receives, the better her brain will work, how will you do it to leave her either food or treats in different places, for example, one bowl can be placed on the windowsill of the second bowl. you can put at your discretion. they can be pushed under the bed, taken out into the corridor, set inside the bathroom, the goal is for the cat to stumble upon them in the most unpredictable places for her, in addition to the months in which nelly eduardov, we will wait for food, you need to hide a treat all over the apartment to stimulate her hunting azar excitement to search, and as a result, we must ensure that eduardovna is fired, new interests appear, and she stops reacting so violently to music and the smell of spices when marina cooks, because she will have many, many, many new and different stimuli, and those single ones will cease to exist. its intimidating to really hope it works. i am sure that she will have a taste for life, and she will cease to be an old grumpy grandmother. a lot of work practically how to raise a child? well, how you wanted t

this will also help stabilize the situation on the market eduard puddings valery buy nelli borisov ak in the city. the weather this week is, of course, fire. in the truest sense, even the rain almost did not save from the heat, the tropical heat of the southern coast of crimea is such i could not boast in yalta 5 ° cooler to be in such conditions in the city - this, of course, is a real punishment. so traffic jams in the direction of the region were not only on friday. and what's important is the sun was burning at full power, and strong fires of ordinary satellites. there was no fever. this, of course, is not just because the rescuers monitor this from the earth from the water with the air. why sometimes it is worth protecting the incredible beauty of landscapes from turning into gray dull ashes, anna passed through fire-fighting routes and flew by forests today, a high class of fire hazard, a special fire regime has been introduced in all territories of the moscow region with summer residents and those who just came to relax in nature , conducts preventive conversations, make fires

nelly korda started the day six shots off the pace before the stunning eagle saw her take a share ofunshine, henderson wasjust about staying cool. a birdie on the seventh saw her back in front after a shaky start. hot on her heels was the american maria schubert. she took the lead in this unpredictable final round. with the north americans back level on the 18th, schubert had this to putt to pull clear once again. that miss left henderson with this to win the tournament. there it is and brooke henderson... her first major since 2016 and the second of her career, with this one, perhaps the sweetest yet. and it's the final day of the world athletics championships over in oregon. the men's decathlon is under way at the moment — they are just competing in the discus. the uk is experiencing unprecedented heat, records have been broken, the highest level of weather warnings are out there. i'm nick miller from bbc weather and coming up with a host of experts, we'll be letting you know everything about extreme heat and how to stay safe in it. when it comes to extreme heat, there are lots of

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made eight birdies on day two to move to 1a under par — three shots ahead of the us olympic champion nelly from manchester city this summer — this time ukrainian left back — 0leksandr zinchenko. the 25—year—old, who plays in midfield for his country, has signed for 30 million pounds on a long term contract. zinchenko said it's a boyhood dream come true because he was a massive fan of arsenal as a child. sadio mane has told the bbc that he left liverpool because he needs a new challenge. the forward, who was yesterday named african footballer of the year, joined bayern munich last month after six seasons at anfield. i spoke with the coach one year ago, and i talked to him about it. my desire to move, for me, it was the right choice, it wasn'tjust desire to move, for me, it was the right choice, it wasn't just from last year, and i took my decision to leave, because i need a new challenge in my life. if you see my story, i came from a small town, a small village, my life has changed. i went to be challenged all the time, and i took my decision. so far, i think it's the best decision i have t

we have the nevada test site, nellis air force base, fallon air naval station, hawthorne ammunition depot. we have done our share. it's not compatible with tourism, which is our mber-one industry. people are afraid of it, based upon chernobyl, based upon the experience of the people in st. george, where they have the highest cancer rate in the world, literally. we don't want it if it's 1,700 feet underground or 10,000 feet underground. when nevada was first mentioned as a possible mp site for nuclear waste, i said, "no way." my goal is to deliver these signed petitions to the president and impress upon him that nevadans don't want a nuclear dump in their backyard. man: joining me now live is u.s. senator harry reid. what's your strongest argument to keeping nuclear waste out of nevada? reid: how are you gonna get it here? we had 400,000 truck accidents last year. 14,000 of those dealt with hazardous materials. we had 2,100 train wrecks last year. over 1,000 of those dealt with hazardous materials. this is an accident waiting to happen. man: and they say most americans will join the opposi

i have fast feedback and having a complicated nelly marin ticket and i'm short out the group we remit nursing. how think is health officials are concerned about the level of hesitancy towards the vaccine their focus now is getting those who are vaccinated a booster shot we realize that after some time, the immunity goes down and so we need to reinforce yamini cause coffee hasn't gone covered his nor going anyways, come to stay with us in a week. we should put it bluntly and therefore we need to protect ourselves now that we know how to disease it transmits and how we can prevent it. of course, their best thing is to prevent yourself and therefore, reinforcing your immune system is very important that that is a sense of the a booster. ok, great today. so why is making inquiries about where to get his booster shot? he has about a hospital just 5 kilometers away from his home. this center just like many across the country is almost empty. so or is among just a few people who've come to day to be vaccinated really? your day i have this conviction now that i have better immune system. i'm

nellie has an icon instead of a bulletproof vest . are mine. parents, all angels and archangels. people left the household. it's not a pity. i'm leaving home. i'm lazy. i'm preparing to leave my home. for various reasons, people don't want to go anywhere . some people are afraid to lose the whole thing. people say that the moneylenders were kicked out. now there's another problem, the looters, guys . of course, i try to have the police come to us and go to where there are broken houses. i mean, there is nowhere to go. everyone can, not even by car. not everyone has it, because there is no problem with gasoline. there is no gasoline, even if you take a minibus, what kind of minibus if they are bombed ? the peasants were at will and we were now giving food to the people, we took photos and videos there for the first time, we looked at the lantern and something heavy was falling nearby, probably an artillery barrel, and then we looked, it was probably closer, and then we hear a whistle, we lie down, get up and leave let's do our business

special operation to release the changed rescued, the scouts also showed the correspondence of tsn nellieiled story with a happy ending black as small pitch and it seems that he is still scared kitiku, you didn’t suffer a little bit, he survived hundreds of shellings and bombings for weeks, he ate what he managed to hunt himself, he survived a miracle. together with the forces of the moscow security guard, ok, in the south, the guys spent everything with the real soldiers of their country , so that they were forced at the first stage to withdraw after the flags were displayed, because they were after the return of the fighters, they carefully watched the videos filmed on the island and were shocked that one of the videos they filmed was discovered and one of the final tasks of the commander was to evacuate all of our during the second world war, they controlled all the corners, searched the enemy equipment of the bomb shelter and finally reached the main flagpole, fleeing, they say, the russians threw their own secret documents and even the flag was that the secret documentation of the ru

special operation to release the changed rescued, the scouts also showed the correspondence of tsn nellieher tailed story with a happy ending black as small pitch and it seems that he is still scared of the bunch, you struggled a little, not very much, he survived hundreds of shellings and bombardments for weeks, he ate what he managed to hunt himself, he survived a miracle . by the forces of moscow, the security forces, and with ok, the south , the guys conducted themselves with real soldiers of their country to the fact that they were forced at the first stage to withdraw after displaying the flags because they were fired upon after the return of the fighters, the enemy fighters carefully watched the videos filmed on the island and were shocked that one of the videos they filmed was discovered, and one of the final tasks of the commander was to evacuate all of our people. during the second pudny control, they reached all the corners in a snake-like manner, searched the enemy equipment of the bomb shelter and finally reached the main flagpole, they say the russians threw their own secret

as nellie falls, we me to form a human resources manager in the legal online sports betting industry, which often crosses over into scamming, hiding his face for fear of deadly repercussions. he takes us on a 2 of them, pointing out the most notorious scanning sites. with those gaijin shooting, zoe, to border juvenile diesels. and lucy, she sounds you did in the rest. he says a bonded labor owing the company is so co payment of thousands of dollars for their flights accommodation, food, and even the id. i believe a little ju, ju, commercial cobol, baldwin, colder than supreme. good teacher, she should you go to mercy. as with the former incited details, a chain of criminal complicity, starting with the building owners and developers, clean gauge property management companies who then range to scam operators can do to try to push. ne told it was an issue also do each each 2 each and she goes to school she to oh, so it's often the greek and highly corrupt governments that are allowing these sorts of activities to take place. a fluent men written speaker, jason tower is a security expert

she's four shots behind clubhouse leader america's nelly korda, thanks to four birdies, including thisis getting more common at sporting events across the world. many find it hard to resist the tempation to our favourites and that proved the case for singer songwriter billie eilish at the dodgers v giants baseball game at the dodgers stadium the song they played actually happened to be one of her own. here she is throwing some moves to �*bad guy'. fortunately for eilsih, her team, the dodgers, turned out to be the good guys, winning the game 9—6. the start of second one—day international at old trafford against south africa has been delayed by rain. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. goodbye for now. in the last few hours, the new sri lankan prime minister has been sworn in. dinesh gunawardena, who is a former minister, took the oath in the presence of president. the rest of the cabinet is expected to be sworn in later on friday. meanwhile, sri lankan police have been dismantling protest camps in the ca

to rise because some of the southern states like new mexico, as well as arizona and texas dallas, nellie touching 40 degrees by tuesday and was moved to central america suddenly hot from northern areas of mexico hot and dry with showers, stretching down to more southern areas. heavy rain once again likely to affect panama and costa rica by monday, but showers and sunshine across the caribbean in the days ahead. that sure weather . ah. discover a whoop of difference. determination. i'm talking about with freedom shop soldiers on the 16th. corruption and compassion. al jazeera whooped a selection of the best films across the board of cannibals. oh the a. you're watching l. just a reminder of our top stories the fallon, iraq, she a politician, look kinda al sada is asking all of rockies to join protestors who attempt inside parliament. his supporters stormed the building on saturday for the 2nd time in a week that demanding a complete change to the political system. a spokesman for turkey's president says the 1st ship carrying crime could leave ukraine on monday. the you in turkey broken de

video, a seriously injured man surrounded by a large company proposes to a girl tsn correspondent nellievalska has already managed to meet the main characters so who are these two and what is the main thing they said a girl like this, look further, a video published the other day is just fat on a social network, on it a guy is proposing to a girl these two are romana, a pseudo-marriage, and his lover yulia, he is from kyiv region, she is from khmelnytsk, but we meet in vinnytsia, it’s impossible to pass by , he is being treated here after being wounded here you see 360 ​​go to the front my friend, try to hit her without a foot, she is next to him because she loves instagram met met met found roma i through a friend through my brother well, i wrote to her just saying and she was 15 years old i say when you grow up i will marry you a year and a half after meeting, they corresponded, then he couldn't stand it, he flew to her in khmelnytskyi from poland, where he was working at the time, he came and saw, he said for sure 100% i love him, even 200, he rented an apartment in khmelnytskyi, he s

the 22—year—old from kobe is being chased by american nelly korda the world number three and this ladyomen's european championship after a 2—0 win over austria in london. the eight—time winners benefitted from some sloppy defence and will face either france or reigning champions the netherlands in the last four. we are very happy, it was a very intense game. austria was very intense game. austria was very hard to play and yeah, i'm happy to finish my fourth goal and i am very thankful to be here and happy and proud of the team. england's semi—final opponents will be known later when sweden go up against belgium. the swedes won the inaugural tournament in 1984 and have been runnner up three times since, although they'll be highly fancied in this game. england will be aiming to level the one day international series against south africa when they head out at old trafford later. the hosts lost the opener by 62 runs in what was ben stokes's farewell to 0di's, so how do england turn it around in this contest? decided as a unit, we have set the bar for so decided as a unit, we have set the b

that's true, but you also know he's not a nervous nelly. he doesn't pit out. you know what i mean? not a lot of politicians could go with a light blue shirt, no undershirt, no short coat, ask the tough questions in front of the lights and not completely and utterly just pit out on camera. >> do you think that's weird though? think that betrays some sort of physiological issue that would make him bad in a crisis? >> not owning a sport coat? >> no, not sweating. that's like -- remember prince andrew was like oh, i could not have had sex with that young woman because i don't sweat. yeah. >> no. by the way, i look at sweat as a hindrance when i'm trying to bed a young woman of age of course. but the point is i had never got that i don't sweat argument. all though i believe him because when you're being asked if you're a pedophile on camera and you're not sweating, probably means you don't sweat. >> it also probably allegedly means you're a pedophile. i don't have anything to back that up here, adam. i do hope that your book is phenomenally successful. i know you have the host downloade

if it wasn't for nelly i would have no idea it was hot in here.t was written for me because i don't understand it. before either one of these has to apologize to insensitive marginalized groups. >> i am shocked we haven't seen it yet. i don't know. it's one of those things where i will call you whatever you want. i don't want to purposely make you feel dehumanized by not acknowledging your identity. but i also want to call myself what i want and referring to myself as a regina however feels dehumanizing to me. >> i agree with that. >> exactly. >> you know that bette midler conflated left and right. she thought it was the right wing coming up with these replacement words. it is her side. >> and with the restrictions. my favorite response to her tweet was someone who claimed to be a doctor. they said this is ridiculous. she said of course this is correct. the only times we use the gender inclusive language is really specific times like involving physicians and involving the medicinal field. really? and the state of california it's a misdemeanor to c

>> reporter: "washington post" reported that text messages from wolf and guch nelly were lost from their electronic devices. wolf said he handed over his phone intact when he resigned after january 6th. meanwhile the house minority leader kevin mccarthy, who cassidy hutchison said was one of the republicans who pleaded for trump to call things off claims she doesn't remember him calling her that i don't think i wanted a lot of people coming up to the capitol, but i don't remember the conversation. >> reporter: and, boris and sara, we're learning more about the timeline when the inspector general of the department of homeland security may have first learned the text messages may have been deleted. it's much earlier than he may have told congress. they could have been gone as early as may of 2021. that's more than a year before he informed the congressional oversight committees that were interested in this information and also the january 6th select committee. i spoke on friday with jamie raskin, a member of the committee. he told me he is very suspicious about the way these text were dele

. >> and one point she was told by his mother nellie, she liked her more than jane wayman, i can see you love him, but he isn't in love with you, so you're going to have to wait. and she does, patiently, gently and takes a couple of years to finally commit himself. >> i found the early years of the reagan marriage fascinating as well. you referenced fewer interesting movie roles, the arrival of children, bustling home life and ronald reagan continues travelling the country on behalf of general electric, speaking to audiences for general electric and honing his style and lead to the realization that ronald reagan connected in a real, intimate way with people and took off, campaigns, sacramento, more campaigns and then the white house. tell us about those busy, formative years that prepared the reagans for their lives as public figures and of course, nancy as role in all of it. >> yeah, they really are scraping bottom, professionally, financially, at one point, reagan agrees to possibly what was the most humiliating professional endeavor of his life, he becomes the emcee of a floor sho

now the final round of the championship, nelly hits a bad shot on six but watch what happens, check outhe fans walking there. look what i found. she starts celebrating. i've got a souvenir. and the man goes no, put it back. you not supposed to do that any tournament. she did not get a penalty but she did go on to double bogey the whole. she tied with aids and henderson went on to win the tournament by one shot. this is a big week in the bay area. the 49ers report to camp on tuesday and practice begins on wednesday. the big story line of treatments taking over for jimmy . what's going to happen to jimmy? the contracts of samuel, when is that going to get done. and nick, stay healthy. that's what we are looking forward to. >> there's so much going on, but you told me they are looking really good. >> they are looking good. have a very tough schedule this season. but they should be good. >>> only on nbc bay area, another san jose police officer has been arrested and placed on leave. this time, it's for driving under the influence as he was pulling into work. it's an alarming case and the la

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he watched gleefully as the brexit referendum for nelly years of trying to actually extricate the uk from the eu, this built out of his lies and ambition tore the country apart. but he did finally get the job he wanted and he had to be dragged kicking and screaming out of office. there is a reason why people call boris johnson trumpian, but for all the obvious parallels to our recent history, it appears the united kingdom is going to get one thing out of this change of leaders that we didn't get. a peaceful transfer of power. now let's be clear is not over yet. johnson says he will remain prime minister until his party chooses a successor which could take months. and it's not like he's built up a lot of trust. some people think his resignation announcement maybe just a delay tactic, and he hopes that he can still hold on his job long term. but i think it's fair that no one expects boris johnson to send an armed mob of his supporters to storm parliament if he doesn't get his way. one reason for that is that boris johnson doesn't have many supporters left. more than 50 members of johns

and at one point his mother nelly even tells her that. she says to nancy who she likes a lot better than she ever likes jane wyman she says i can see that you're in love with him he's not in love with you yet. you're going to have to wait and you will know when he loves you but you are going to have to wait and she does. patiently, gently. it takes several years for him to sort of around finally commit himself. >> i found the early years of the reagan marriage estimating as well. you reference your interesting movie roles. the arrival of children the bustling home life ronald reagan is traveling the country on behalf of general electric speaking audiences all over america. honing his message, is speaking style. sulisten to issues that matter to working americans. it all led to the realization ronald reagan in a very real, intimate way with people. and then also off. campaigns, sacramento, more campaigns than the white house. about those busy years that reagan's epare the for their life aspublic figures . and of course, nancy's role in all

six weeks after that call from president ford, nellie pitts and i were here in washington moving into the new chambers with a stack of work to do, aided by the edition of a new coat clerk who joined us from justice douglas chambers. the warm welcome for justice stevens was actually welcome back was a welcome back to the rutledge clerk returning from the 1947 term, his clerkship and close relationship with justice rutledge a former law school dean, form the foundation and the fabric of stevens priority on his own mentorship of his clerks. after my clerkship, i practice law for a short time but then as justice stevens repeatedly told me i strayed from the law and went into a career in the entertainment business, something, a risk he should have known and a law clerk from los angeles. but all through the 40 years after my clerkship i never made an important life decision, important business decision without his thoughtful and caring advice. one funny thing always happened when i came here for that advice, regardless of my age i was in my 40s, 50s, 60s, little older than that now, once si

. >> if you want to see nellie's full story, go to cnnheroes.com and while there, nominate someone you think is deserving too. >>> cnn's coverage continues right now. >>> top of the hour. good morning, everyone, i'm poppy harlow. >> i'm jim sciutto. we're following several major stories this hour. first, the u.s. secret service is now pushing back on allegations it acted maliciously after a report claims the agency erased text messages from january 5th and january 6th, the day before and the day of the deadly capitol hill attack. according to a letter given to the january 6th committee, the messages were erased after the dhs inspector general had asked for them. >>> plus new overnight, in another major blow to president biden's agenda, west virginia senator joe manchin's team confirming that he will, quote, unequivocally not support any climate provisions in the democrats' economic package or consider raising taxes on the wealthy or corporations. >>> moments ago president biden took off for saudi arabia in a highly anticipated and controversial meeting with the crown prince mohammed bi

a lot of these tools , the new york times reported some very good stories a couple of years ago by nelly bowles and i quote them si extensively in the book interviewing a lot of the silicon valley leaders like chris anderson, former editor of wired magazine saying these things for our kids are as bad as the drug. >> .. you ask, but wait a minute it's all great this stuff out there. 15 year olds don't want to go to the national gallery of art and look at paintings by old masters. they want to connect with other 15 year old. that's the social nature of adolescence. they are more interested in what happened at the party last saturday than what happened at waterloo 205, six years ago. so the social impulses and all the insecurity of the adolescent ego, the confusion, i'm not quite sure who i i am, my idey is beginning to form. i'm just now coming into contact with the big wide world out there, and it can be an uncertain anxiety ridden existence. you can surround yourself with the world of pleasing affirmations. if you can go into the bedroom, shut the door and you got the phone, the laptop,

six weeks after that call by president ford, nellie pits and i were in washington moving to the new state chambers, with a stack of work aided by the -- justice douglass shamer. the warm welcome for justice is stevens was actually welcomed back, he was welcomed back to the rock luge clerk returning to the 1947 term, his clerkship and close relationship with the justice, the former law school dean, formed the foundation of the fabric of stevens priority on his own mentorship of his clerks. after my clerkship, i practice law for a short time and justice stevens reportedly told me actually from the law, he went to a career in the entertainment business. a risky should have known hire a law clerk from los angeles. all through the 40 years after my clerkship, i never made an important life decision, in important business decision without his thoughtful and caring advice. one funny thing always happened when i came here for that advice, regardless of my age, when i was mid 40s, 50s, or 60s, i'm a little older than that now, when sitting in the chambers and the conversation started, i became a 2

made eight birdies on day two to move to 111 under par — three shots ahead of the us olympic champion nellyio mane has told the bbc that he left liverpool because he needs a new challenge. the forward, who was yesterday named african footballer of the year, joined bayern munich last month after six seasons at anfield. i spoke with the coach one year ago, and i talked to him about it. my desire to move, for me, it was the right choice, it wasn't just from last year, and i took my decision to leave, because i need a new challenge in my life. if you see my story, i came from a small town, a small village, my life has changed. i went to be challenged all the time, and i took my decision. so far, i think it's the best decision i have taken in my career, because today i'm with one of the best clubs in the world. manchester united manager erik ten hag says there's no change to cristiano ronaldo's situation at the club. the portuguese star hasn't started pre—season training due to a "personal issue". it's thought he wants to play champions league football next season. meanwhile ten hag has also rea

we are going to discuss the bin laden papers, which is nelly lahood's excellent new book, which got very favorable reviews already in the washington post now, he was subject of an entire segment on 60 minutes on sunday.

sitting there myself general scowcroft general redmond, and then my absolutely spectacular secretary nellie yates, and this was one of our planning sessions on the way to chant at china. and then this is air force one. this is where air force air force one. this is you see a picture there bob haldeman and next to him is his chief lieutenant larry higbee and they obviously are drilling me with questions and hold them and has a skeptical look on his face. like are you kidding me and to his left is dr. henry kissinger and in back is winston lord who later became ambassador to china julie pino one of the secretaries and kissinger aid william howe and on the far back on the right is mario hartley who was a kissinger secretary and and we're working we we were always working. i mean it's almost impossible to underscore the amount of energy, we put into everything that we did. 24/7 this is a meeting of my we picked up some chinese leaders on the way into beijing and i am sitting at a table aboard air force one going through what would be our plans upon arrival and beijing? and here's the president

you know the new york times reported a very some very good stories a couple of years ago by nelly bowles and i quote them extensively in the book interviewing a lot of the silicon valley leaders like chris andersen the former editor wired magazine saying these screens for our kids or as bad as a drug, they are addictive and the silicon valley designers of them hired consultants who were experts in addiction and attention what they call persuasive design to get people onto these sites and hold them there, especially the kids now you you asked but wait a minute. it's all great the stuff out there, but you know 15 year olds. 15 year olds don't want to go to the you know the national gallery of art and look at paintings by old masters. they want to connect with other 15 year olds. that's the social nature of adolescence. they're more interested in what happened at the party last saturday then what happened at waterloo 2005 six years ago. so the social impulses and all the insecurities. of the adolescent ego know the confusion. i'm not quite sure who i am. my identity is just really beginning

. >> if you want to see nellie's full story, go to cnnheroes.com and while there, nominate someone youinues right now. >>> top of the hour. good morning, everyone, i'm poppy harlow. >> i'm jim sciutto. we're following several major stories this hour. first, the u.s. secret service is now pushing back on allegations it acted maliciously after a report claims the agency erased text messages from january 5th and january 6th, the day before and the day of the deadly capitol hill attack. according to a letter given to the january 6th committee, the messages were erased after the dhs inspector general had asked for them. >>> plus new overnight, in another major blow to president biden's

when keith rose, good, nellie caught as one shot behind who to raise. she had to get her feet wet on the 18th. ho to play this from the lake was worth it though she managed to save ha! she's alongside at canada's brook henderson, who eagles have fido haul to also finish up in 7 under liberty formula. one is in france this week with ferrari looking for the 3rd when in a row to close the gap on championship lead at max. the steppin, the red bull drive at leads the soundings by 38 points ahead of this money at charlotte, who one last time out in austria. high temperatures are expected at the circuit in the south of france, with the stop and expecting the wallet to take his toe. i think the previous years have been quite good around here. but you know, that is not a guarantee anymore because of the new cars and the regulations they, they completely, i basically change everything and yeah, i'm still looking forward to it. i'm also looking forward to see how the tires are going to hang on in this iep, which i mean is organ even if you go to a run, right? i me

and i still feel some kind of guilt, because a week later direct said to nelly thank you kostya willplayed a performance, and after the performance i went to a restaurant and until the morning. so let's sing, i take with me on the road a place of a suitcase a bag with the inscription dynamo a pen and a crossword puzzle yes yes yes, yes yes yes exactly one day from moscow now e-e to the airport of yekaterinburg koltsovo in my opinion, yes friends, you are my treasure. slowly the sun is melting the butter on the knife, the wind is driving the boat, pumping it along the wave. let me kiss you and say i love you, i have been looking for such a woman all my life. i have been looking for such a woman all my life. no, we have found a place for your love in the sky, the heart of a cloud, a dream will quietly float, a feeling will spin to the gates of us . do you want me to get a star? choose yours, i will not stop loving the woman of my dream, i will not stop loving the woman of my dream. you are my treasure, we have no price for you found christ substances for their love. to me, without a he

failing to expend these enhanced premiums would raise their premium costs at $1900 for nellis prescription drugs for a second period presidents from both parties have long tried to accomplish this critically important measure to stop prohibiting medicare from competing in the market, to lower drug prices for our seniors. now, i think you have to ask yourself why it is that and other countries people pay two -- three times less than we differ the same drug, the same pill off two -- three times more here than it does there. the relief we could deliver to our seniors allowing prescription drugs to compete as the president has stressed, is not just essential for their living standards and their well-being. it is a way to actually ease inflationary pressures. this is a very clear choice of rather you stand with big pharma or whether you stand with american seniors through the medicare program. which by the way would be $100 billion better off over ten years if we can achieve this. the democrats appear to be aligned on that. that, along with the premium covered to be absolutely huge win for reco