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general richardson, let's talk about another gap, drugs. sitting here about ten americans have died of drug overdose just since we began this meeting 45 minutes ago. one a■ day is -- one person a y is dying in my home state of maine. the capacity to interdict drug shipments coming in by sea that we know of? i've asked this question every year for about the past ten years and am afraid i know the answer. >> senator, so in u.s. southcom we have detection monitoring mission and that is to gain the intelligence for speedy i shouldn't say you have the capacity. do we, does a country. you have could traffic capacity for intelligence and a defecation. my concern is once we know about the dangers shipment, then do we have the capacity to interdict it? >> so we passed that intelligence over to law enforcement or partner nations added to bent on whose close enough to do that. answer in terms of the capacity we anticipate we are able to, know is outnterdict about 10% of the known problem. and with the resourcing and■g■; capabilities that we currently

but general richardson, could you talk about the?t haven having u.s. equipment and being interoperable and that sort of thing is an imperate. and so what secretary austin and the chairman dent instituted to speed up the processes within fms over two years have taken place but i would say we've got to streamline that to the inter-agency because it's not just stake in that and that approves things. and so we got to see what that process a little bit better and speed itast week in my office about the potential synergy between the state partnership progrha discussing e theater maintenance partnership initiative. could you talk a little bit about that and whether it could support or complement the fms >> well, it actually, i mean that's a whole reason for. we have u.s. equipment in these countries, and so maintenance■dy and it's hard for our partner nations as well. .. is a ton and the national guard so it makes it an easy way to teach and ing as well. >> last question, one of the best advantages we have in your region the peace and secur

general richardson, great to see both of you.sterday we were talking a little bitbout haiti and the situation on the ground being chaotic and running rampant in the capital and they paused of the agreement to y send the police officers until the government would be put into place. a number of americans still remain in haiti and some may be looking to leave. t some are concerned the u.s. has notac initiated and an evacuation out of haiti. a general, have you been tasked to operate and evacuation? >> as a part of the wide range of contingency plans we are ready for the activation ifave other plans ready to go as we always do and keep the plans refreshedand over. so we are ready at any time for any type of crisis. >> you say you're ready now but are there any additional preparations in the event that this becomes necessity? increasing the security and a little bit of thes expanding that and we need to expand from there.e put in all of the necessary measures that are necessary for any of the things to be activated. be mission plannin

general richardson.national guard state partnership program links the state national guard units with global partners and the program certainly has been invaluable in strengthening our partner nations, active participants. of the state partnership program have bilateral affairs officer working as a conduit between the state as well as partner country, and these villas often sit vacant forcing the commanders to use their assigned bills to pay for these so my question for you is what role do bilateral affairs officers play in implementing these partnership programs and how can we address the gaps to ensure they are filled and get the maximum utility out of these partnerships? >> i would say the spp program the largest among the geographic commands, we are grateful to that program. it's a huge enablers. d synchronize the activities of the national guard with operation activities and invement utcomes. it's a critical role and with theater maintenance partnership initiative, which is a put 9 centers of excell

now at 5:30, for years marin county residents have been battling with people living on boats in richardson bay, that fight now over. >>> new details about just how much gunfire was going on in a santa rosa shootout that left a suspect dead and four sheriff's deputies wounded. >>> and in berkeley some parents who have called for more security at cal now putting their own money up to provide it. those parents have raised tens of thousands of dollars to put up private security guards on night patrols near the dorms. >> and the campus has seen some high profile crimes recently. just a few weeks ago a man fired a gun into the air, forcing students to shelter in place. >> our andrea nakano spoke with the student who has been hoping for a change since she was robbed at gunpoint. >> reporter: rebecca has been studying at cal since 2018. at first it felt like normal life on campus until recently. >> and i parked in my driveway. as i was out locking the door, two people approached me from behind. one came to the driver's seat. one came to the passenger's seat. they pointed a gun at me and told me to

the empire richardson welcome. the german government says russia wire topic conversation between german air force generals about the war and ukraine, and its officers talk about whether ukraine could use german made cruise missiles to attack the bridge linking russia to occupied crimea. chancellor, all efforts as calling the leak very serious, it's already is, have opened on investigation. it's an explosive leak, not just sending shock waves through germany's political and military establishment or recording of a conversation between high ranking and forced offices. as they talk about this taurus, a long range, cruise me style, capable of taking out to bunk, has an over $45.00 facilities. the officers speak about sending them to ukraine. they also mentioned possible targets, including the touch bridge. they can cry me a river russia seen by ukraine. there's a symbol of wishing occupation. one officer allegedly sites this. we've looked closely at the bridge. it is unfortunately like a landing strip due to its size.

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i'm in a dire humanitarian crisis where basic necessities are out of reach for many the inquiry. richardson, welcome to the show. we begin in brussels, where sweden's flag is being raised outside natives headquarters after it officially joined as the 30 seconds member of the transatlantic military alliance. sweden's session ends, decades of post world war 2, neutrality has concerns about russian aggression in europe. continue to grow fellow nordic nation. finland joined in april 2023 with nato members, claiming the expansion to be a major blow to the kremlin. sweden becomes the 2nd know dick nation in the past year to join nato and its membership brings with its a number of advantages for the airlines. firstly, by following finland in a band and in utility, sweden, they sending an important message to those nations still on the fence about russia's invasion of ukraine. it's time to pick a side. so the reason is now leaving 200 years of neutrality, a non alignment behind, and it's a big steps to see. we must take that seriously more. but it's also a very natural step that we are taking the c

the inquiry. richardson, thank you very much for joining us. a house delegation has traveled to cairo for talks on a truce, and the 5 months for in gaza, us officials have said, israel has broadly approved a deal, but media reports now say how mazda is refusing to comply with one of israel, the key demands for the names of hostages, who were still alive, and for the moment there's been no let up in the fighting. israel has stepped up operations in the southern garza city of hon. eunice. the army says it has destroyed a dozens more. how must targets for sure for a cruise as mounting as the united nations warns of a looming salmon in gaza. the territory is run by hun loss, which carried out the october 7th terror attacks was got the latest on that round of ceasefire talks taking place in egypt and bringing journalist at cream. oh, go harry and cairo a welcome. we for reports and is really media now that at israel is boycotting talked because mass has rejected its demand for a list of living hostages. what can you tell us about these media reports

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officer richardson, we welcome you to the great state of florida.thank you for your service. [ applause ] i don't know any police officer that has regretted moving to florida yet. so we must be doing something right. this year's budget proposal includes an additional $20 million to include signing bonus, to recruit more officers to the sunshine state. to help others achieve the dreams of home ownership while here. we also created the hometown heroes program. recipients of this program include detective frank jones, who is here with us today. where for you at? stand up, frank. so -- [ applause ] in 2020, when you stau a lot of places try to defund the police, detective jones moved from chicago to collier county, to work in a state, where he knew his effort the would be respected and supported. thanks to our hometown hero the program, detective jones was able to achieve his dream of homeownership. and thanks to the leadership of president pasadomeo, through the live local act and funding, countless police officers, as well as other staples of the comm

the empire richardson, welcome. hey, th prime minister aria aubrey has agreed to resign after weeks of increasing gang violence. and this follows crisis talks between caribbean leaders and us secretary of state, anthony blink and aimed at halting, surging unrest. hazy has been described as being at a tipping point. as armed criminal gains overwhelmed parts of the capital, the gangs have been demanding on res resignation for weeks while unleashing what some experts have called a low scale civil war inside haiti and his left scores, dad and thousands homeless. heidi is rapidly descending into an a k, the violence in the capital impulse, it prints continues to escalate, and the gang is not controlled large slates of the city, the alliance of gainesville, and the civil war in 5 minutes that we had only did not step down and with the international airport close to all flights, he's being stranded in puerto rico, unable to a ton at emergency summit to the group of kind of being nation is known as kind of con, concluded th

classes in a frontline city have moved underground to avoid russian missile attacks the empire. richardson, welcome. in the united states, a recovery mission is getting underway to find the bodies of 6 missing workers, presumed dead after a major bridge collapsed in baltimore, the francis scott key bridge came down after being rammed by a ship that had lost power. the federal government has promised money and resources to rebuild the bridge. its collapse has indefinitely shut down the port of baltimore, one of the biggest in the united states. a heartbreaking end to a rescue mission. after nearly a day of searching for 6 workers who fell from the bridge, authorities say it's unlikely they survived in the 8 degree water. to this point, we do not believe that we're going to find any of these individuals still alive. and so this evening, at about 730, we're going to suspend the axis search and rescue efforts. this is footage of the moment a large container ship called dolly hit, baltimore's francis scott key bridge. dolly was leaving the harbor on its way to sri lanka when it lost power. stee

the inquiry. richardson, welcome 11. he's no attentive group has the law has confirmed that one of its commanders has been killed and then is really air strike in syria. this comes as israel has stepped off, attacks against the know what's in the group in both syria and lebanon, saying it has gone from defending against cross border attacks to actively pursuing iran box has bla, a footage from these rarely, military showing the fatal drone striking the area of missouri, a 11 on it said ali of it. her son name was a deputy commander of hezbollah as rocket and miss south unit and responsible for conducting attacks against israeli civilians. israel's defense minister, us glance at the army was changing its approach and warranted would not hesitate to act further afield. i'm not familiar, martha. we're actually turning from defending to pursuing his beloved. this is by law. we will reach any place that has the law as operating in the home, the bill that goes for they route bob back in the tire see, don't know about to you ac

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the i'm quite richardson. thank you very much for joining us. negotiators from i'm off guitar and the united states have been holding talks aimed at securing a cruise in the 5 month more in gaza. us officials have said israel has broadly approved a deal. what sticking points have emerged on both sides. these include details of hostages, held by a mass and the number of policy and prisoners that israel might be willing to release the times of as well as reporting that israel is not willing to join the talks without a list of hostages, who are still alive for the moments there is no let up in the fighting. israel has stepped up operations and the southern gaza city of han, eunice. the army says it has destroyed thousands more. how must targets pressure for a truce? is mounting as the united nations warrants of a looming famine in gaza, of the territories run by hamas, which carried out the october 7th, tara tasks. i spoke to journalists, carino, go hurry and cairo earlier for more. and he told us about why as we

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sonali: bruce richardson is ceo of marathon asset management and watches all markets closely in and out of them every day. when you think about the idea interest rates could stay higher for longer, the reality now is that even a summer rate cut is at the flip of a coin, really. how do you think through the uncertainty and how it impacts the way you are investing? bruce to: fed meets next week and sunday is march madness. the march madness next wednesday will be real. we will be looking at the mean, the median, where the dots are, what the fed does, talking about the bump. is the bump really a bump? bump up means it is coming back down and right now for the last couple months looks like it is just smoothed out and plateauing, now moving sideways at the three point 5% cpi, 3% ppi. what the fed move come june? you are right. i think it is 50-50. the higher for longer israel. brian is right. i think your implication of the question you ask it is right. i think it will be higher for longer and will have a major impact on a bunch of different cohorts in the marketplace. sonali: that's talk ab

richardson great to see you all. i'm joshua arce, a special assistant with the northern california district council of laborers, and i'm here with some colleagues from rank and file members, beth mcdowell with laborers local two, 61 locally, and anthony travis, also rank and file member leader with local 261. we stopped by because we were doing some other work on some other matters, and we came by to thank director beck and the staff for the concept of partnership. and i want to be real, deliberate in not speaking on an item that's going to be later on in the agenda about a specific result of that partnership. but the partnership generally, that director beck is forging with the rec and park department, which in san francisco, our rec and park department is the best rec and park department in the country and has the best rank and file gardeners, horticulturalist, landscaping and staff anywhere in the world. and the idea that you're building community at treasure island, building homes, these parks and open spaces. an

law enforcement officers like rachel richardson who is here with us today.se]■ officer richardson left her home and her job in illinois to come to florida for a new career with the venice police department did she wanted to work for state that valued the difficult look -- work of police officers do it today to protect and serve. we welcome you to the great state of florida. thank you for your service. [applause] i haven't met any police officer has regretted relocating to florida yet so we must be to something right. this year's budget proposal includes an additional $20 million to provide signing bonuses that we can recruit even more officers to the sunshine state. that helps their police officers and others achieve their dreams of homeownership. we have created the hometown heroes program. recipients of this program include detective frank jones who is here with us today. stand up, frank. [applause] in 2020 when we saw a lot of places try to defund the police detective jones moved from chicago to call your county to work in a state or he knew his efforts w

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dire to a man of terry and prices where basic necessities are out of reach for many the empire richardson, thank you very much for joining us where we will start now with the oscars in los angeles. we're off in hymer has won most of the major prizes from a nice to know what's next. what's next? the historical drama picked up 7 awards, including a best picture and best director of christopher nolan. the fields star kelly and murphy also took home best after i thought the best actress award went to m a stove for her performance in for things i think it happened during on just can on accepting his award. kelly and murphy paid tribute to those trying to make the world a safer place. you know, we made a film. we made a film about the amount of created the atomic bomb and for better for us, we're all living in oppenheimer's world. so i would really like to dedicate this to the peace makers everywhere. so if it some impressions of the evening from entertainment journalist occasionally matthews in la, i am here at the distort roosevelt hotel. and i'm in the office here because i was up on the gro

. >> everyone living on their boats has now been removed from richardson bay.bay regional agency says the last floating home was brought to shore this month. back in 2021, the agency made an agreement with the state to remove all vessels and floating homes in order to protect the eelgrass ecosystem. boats are still allowed to drop anchor, >> many people in the that brout mounds of snow last week, and now tahoe resorts say they're ready to ski for skiers to come back. >> then the historic castro is undergoing major renovations. we'll have a look at what those changes will look like. >> also, it took a lot of planning discussions and money, and now it's officially in place. coming up, the public toilet in san francisco that cost $1 llion.n. did my legs shrink? i can move them. i mean, i knew alaska airlines' premium class had extra legroom but this... this feels different. okay. crazy idea. on the count of 3... i'm going to try and cross my... ohhhhhhhhhhh boyy that's nice. woooooo! ( ♪ ) airport just after takeoff because of potential fumes in the cabin. >> this

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as the un again warns hundreds of thousands of palestinians face famine, the entire richardson. thank you so much for joining us. the german government says russia wire topped a conversation between german air force. the generals about the war in ukraine and its officers. a talk about whether ukraine could use a german made a tar as cruise missiles to attack the bridge of linking russia to occupied crimea . germany has so far, refused to supply kids with the long range weapons. the defense ministry in berlin has also now confirmed that the conversation which surfaced on social media was taps german chancellor. all i felt as promising swift clarification does start predict what is being reported is very serious. that's why it is necessary to begin a very thorough intensive and rapid investigation. littleton dish to the use of brussels bureau chief alexandra phenomena has been following the german chancellor in rome. and i asked her earlier whether olaf schultz has given anymore details of this leak. i know a lot of shows kept. he's cool here in the room. we just got this one stat

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