nick: joining us now is tom white, the head of the operations in gaza. thank you very much for making the time. welcome to the newshour. we said today that your fuel is almost exhausted. what does that mean and what is its impact? tom: i go beyond fuel. in terms of the whole operation, we are that are really exhausted . we are rationing what reserves of fuel we have now in gaza. essentially what we should be getting to hospitals, what we should be getting two bakeries to bake bread, we are rationing those supplies and then on the other hand, we have teams who are running -- displacement centers, for example, we cannot get them basic sanitation. we cannot provide enough shelter for people in these locations. so some really difficult choices. which communities are going to go without essential humanitarian support. it will get to a point where people become very ill and some people are going to lose their lives because we cannot get the assistance that they need. nick: israel is blocking fuel from coming into gaza because it says hamas steals fuel and alre

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tom whites is that right, 7 y f. as in cause of that, so united nations relief works agency and he says that the fuel tux fuel trucks that have gone in is critical fee homebound tearing operations. we need a sustained lodge skylight on a daily basis. yesterday we got 20 trucks in today. we're hoping for 15 trucks. so the 1st thing i'd say it's not enough. and secondly, the key commodity for us right now is fuel. the commodities that are coming, you know, reporting food medicines, but it does not include fuel. we currently have 3 dies supply of fuel. this fuel is running, they sell a nation plants to provide drinking water. it is enabling us to provide food. so we buy crease, and it's also providing fuel to hospitals so they can keep running. and also i most importantly for our big logistical operation here, it's fueling out cause it's fueling out generators. the k messages we need fuel to come in the gaza. otherwise the idol operation, plane drinking water hospitals operating will come to a close. on 1st the on wedne

cox spoke to tom white, the director of the united nations relief and works agencies affairs in gaza. and he began by asking him about the situation on the ground. we need sustained lodge skylight on a daily basis. yesterday we got 20 trucks in today. we're hoping for 15 trucks. so the 1st thing i'd say it's not enough. and secondly, the key commodity for us right now is fuel. the commodities that are coming in are important food medicines, but it does not include fuel. we currently have 3 dies supply of fuel. this fuel is running, they sell a nation plants to provide drinking water. it is enabling us to provide food through dry crease and it's also providing fuel to hospitals so they can keep running. and also i most importantly for how big logistics operation here it's fueling out cause it's fueling out, generate is the k messages we need fuel to come in the gaza. otherwise, the idol peroration plane drinking water hospitals operating will come to a close on 1st the on wednesday. know what the, what you will saying is that new fuel has come in on the 2nd total owner was moving some

tom end, the white house is acknowledging that there are unique challenges here in washington posed by the lack of a current speaker of the house of representatives, as well as the lag of a permanent ambassador from the u.s. to israel. they said they have to figure out how to get that aid in a quick, fullsome and timely manner to israel and there could be an announcement as soon as tomorrow. president biden says that support will be unwaivering and rock solid, and he had a warning to any party hostile to israel not to exploit these attacks. tom end, the white house and senior officials have said that it is too early to determine whether iran had any involvement in the attacks overnight but suggested that iran is a long-time been factor of hamas and cannot be denied. >> at the white house tonight. "outfront" now, lieutenant come them conrickas, i appreciate your time. i'm very sorry to be speaking to you tonight and i know you are sleepless again as you work through the night. nic robertson was five or six miles away. he said it was unclear if hamas had full control of the territory. ar

tom, but white tom standing by for us. so thank you. so tell us, 1st of all, what you know about this arrival of the 2nd comb void is coming into the roof across the like a look on joining you from our rep. uh, load vice here in uh, run a no reference city, just outside rep. the city is a combination of logistics operation. uh and also i displaced persons camp. uh so i apologize if there's a bit of a distraction. right now we are waiting to receive from the gyptian side, the 2nd convoys of goods coming into gaza at the rapid crossing point. okay, and so tell us, do you know what's in this a 2nd? come boy a few and is what is desperately needed amongst other things look uh we need a sustained lodge skylight on a daily basis. yesterday we got 20 trucks in today. we're hoping for 15 trucks. so the 1st thing i'd say it's not enough. and secondly, the key commodity for us right now is few. the commodities that are coming, you know, reporting food medicines, but it does not include fuel. we currently have 3 dies supply of fuel. this fuel is r

initially, decaprio was supposed to play newly created fbi agent tom white. who is investigating murdersthat the center of the film should be the story not of a detective, but of the two main scoundrels, this is the duet: leo got, at first glance, the least winning role, if he played scoundrels, then they were charismatic, but here he is stupid, greedy, weak-willed, fired, following the lead of his cruel uncle, basely betraying his wife, the mother of his children, however, according to critics, it is this work that can bring dicaprio a second oscar, the film will probably receive other awards as well. scorse filmed the first western of his career in the trume genre, on his favorite theme. destroying the power of money, pushing people to commit terrible crimes, only here, coupled with greed, the horrors of colonialism and the extermination of the indigenous population of america are shown. by in the scenario, based on real events, indians from the aseji tribe, resettled from their native lands to a reservation in oklahoma, discover a large oil field there and are rapidly growing rich, th

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and commander biden out of the white house but as our tom foreman will report tonight, commander is far from the only presidential pet to end up in the dog house. >>> abc first reporting that trump shared sensitive information about submarines with a mar-a-lago club member. "the new york times" is reporting that jack smith may be calling the club member, anthony pratt, an australian billionaire who runs a u.s. major company, to testify in the classified documents case. this m cos as team trump is now looking to get jack smith's over case thrown out, claiming trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election were protected because of presidential immunity and they point out that trump was acquitted by the senate after his impeachment, which is a political process. it is the argument they are making as to why he shouldn't be facing charges in a court. evan perez is "outfront." so, evan, let me just ask you about that specific thing. treeing to get this thrown out on immunity. is this a hail mary or is this actually something real? >> it is a hail mary but it is probably their best chance. it

man, you are kowtowing to the white man if you are uncle tom. and if you actually read the book, uncle tom suffers through torture and does not let the slave owner know where certain escaped slaves have gone and i have always found that interesting. the original intent of the character gets changed and used differently throughout american history. and then the second book i would like to talk about is one that my daughter suggested. it is the original "spider-man" by stan lee comic books. she said it was good because it introduced the idea of a character that had drug addiction and spider-man was helping him overcome his drug addiction and apparently the commentators at the time or the writers guild at the time did not necessarily want that comic books published because it dealt with that kind of issue back in the 1950's. those are the two that the nelson family would suggest. caller: we appreciate your input. peter in greenwich, connecticut. peter, good afternoon to you. caller: thank you so much. i wanted to put a plug in for libraries in gene

tom symonds, bbc news, central london. whitetates in 2024 republican candidate, the former vice president mike pence is withdrawing from the race. he announced this in las vegas saying he had no regrets. your with everything in our country is facing, ijust could not sit this one out. but the bible tells us that there is a time for every purpose under heaven. travelling across the country, it is been clear to me that this is not my time. donald trump continues to dominate the race in the campaign in a struggle to find enough money to gain support in the polls and finally before we 90, the polls and finally before we go, story we are closely in the americas, thousands of members and mexico's armed forces are joining the clean—up and recovery efforts due to hurricane 0tis which at the town earlier this week as a category five storm. the devastation is clear to see. acapulco has never recorded a category five hurricane, and this one has wreaked havoc along the coastline. the world meteorological organization has described the storm

lucas tom linson is at the white house. >> reporter: you mentioned, neil, this hamas attack on israel launcheded a 50 years to the day after, one day after the 50th anniversary of the yom kippur war, a war that also took israel by surprise. you mentioned prime minister netanyahu speaking to president biden this morning who's at the white house, is receiving regular updates as you mentioned. the security adviser, jake sullivan, has spoken to his israeli counterpart and issuing a statement following that call, quote, the yates unequivocally condemns the unprovoked attack against israeli civilians. there is never any justification for terrorism. we stand firmly with the government and people of israel and extend our condolences to israeli lives lost in these attacks. you mentioned earlier, neil, defense secretary lloyd austin pledging the full support of the u.s. military, saying this part, quote, over the coming days the department of defense will work to ensure that us israel has what it needs to defend itself and protect civilians from ingyming nate violence and and terrorism. -- indi

you can expect white house level security and major traffic disruptions. lauren toms get a preview of how high-level agencies are preparing for an event of this scale. >> reporter: it is all hands on deck in the weeks leading up to the aipac conference. as local and federal and security agencies make sure the event goes off safely. >> a key aspect of security is the known. it is the unknown the gets you. >> reporter: from the san francisco police to the secret service and fbi, teams are working around the clock to ensure there are are not any unknown factors leading up to the summit. a retired fbi special agent in charge , said it will take teamwork. >> having a greater law-enforcement presence in the area will show that the city is capable of doing what everybody says sometimes they cannot. >> reporter: the moscone center is the heart of what he calls this sterile zone that will host nearly 2 dozen world leaders including president biden. prompting a massive security operation. >> i said, my gosh . this will be a challenge. they will have dog teams coming around and

i spoke with senator tom cotton yesterday on sunday morning futures who went through all of the appeasement that we've been seeing from this white with regard to iran. here's tom cotton with he me yesterday. watch this. >> president biden said yesterday that israel has america's rock solid and unwavering support. it's fine that he said that yesterday. but we have to be with him in the long run. there's a long history especially with president biden or president obama before him after four, seven, 10, 14 days of israeli operations against terrorist groups like hamas and hezbollah backed by iran of going b wobbly, showing restrai, seeking a cease fire. we can't do that this time. maria: congressman, your reaction. i want to get your reaction to the weapons being used by palestinians, ha ha mass, where did they get the weapons? we talked about the weaponry left on the ground in afghanistan. i'm wondering what your thoughts are in terms of where the palestinians get their weaponry that they're using against israel. >> well, senator cotton's absolutely right. in the near term, you're already seeing -- you're hearing a lot of positive

let's welcome tonight's guest, sherwin williams named their whites paint after him, fox news contributor tom. he has begun permits for his arms and construction permits for his legs. contributor johnny joey jones. whether in doubt she will deep fry it out, cohost of fox business, david mcdowell. [applause] and every halloween adults come to his door and give him candy "new york times" best selling author former champion tyrus. before we get to news, let's do this. >> gregges leftovers. >> i treated jokes that we didn't use. it's my first time reading these so if they suck we will take out joe's teeth with a pair of rusty pliers. a studs i says sexual satisfaction may be key to delaying the onset of dementia. better get on that dr. jill. disgusting. president biden is officially condemned hamas saying he prefers salsa or guac with his pita bread and chips. australian version of maxim places daniel laidley a biological man at number 92 on its list of 100 hottest women. no comment from 93. gary shandling. researchers found that certain species of female frogs will lay completely still and play

. >> also driving the story, is foreign policy, out of biden's white house, i spoke with arkansas senator tom cotton as this administration trying hard to defend decision to free up six billion dollars, to iran, just last month watch this. >> it is not just the six billion dollars that, was released, from sanctions, controls last month. it is 10 billion dollars that was released from iraq into iran, it its look being o other way more than 80 attacks against american troops in the middle east allowing iran to threaten shipping in persian gulf without serious consequence to arm russia to kill more ukrainians releasing hundreds of millions of dollars to the palestinian authorities since very beginning of this administration. and, of course, before this, doug, we were expecting, a peace process underway between saudi arabia and the other gcc countries in the middle east your thoughts. >> 80 is one of the -- things it is amazing how silent mainstream media was about abraham accords what was happening didn't want to associate with donald trump wanted to let it go i believe over history you will loo

so, with as many as 30,000 visitors expected, you can expect white house level security and major traffic disruptions as well. lauren toms got a preview of just how high-level agencies are preparing for an event of this scale. >> reporter: it is all hands on deck in the weeks leading up to the apex conference, as local and federal security agencies race to ensure the event goes off safely. >> a key aspect of security is the known. it is the unknown that gets you. >> reporter: from sentences the police to the secret service and fbi, teams are working around the clock to ensure there are not any unknown factors leading up to the summit. retired fbi special agent in charge, jeff harp, says it is going to take teamwork. >> having a greater law enforcement presence in the area will show that the city is capable of doing what everybody says it sometimes cannot. >> reporter: the muscovy center, the center of what harp calls the sterol zone that will host nearly two dozen world leaders, including president biden prompting a massive security operation. >> i said, my gosh, this will be a challenge. they will have dog teams coming

and i come back from the white house and i tell tom this is going to sound really weird, but we basically have to write trump diatribe in his voice. and tom, to his credit, didn't even flinch and said, i've seen him enough on tv, i think i can do that. and so so we wrote that memo that incredibly well done. well, that also terrifying and sad like. you know, a lot of a lot of this is we laugh because the alternative unquestionably terrifying. let's talk about something. one of those unquestionably terrifying things that you did. you ran through a mock cabinet of what a second term would look like. you talk a little bit about that, about that mock cabinet and the i think the end sort of message that it would be that, yes, men would rule in this second administration. yeah. and that was a quote from someone in the administration i mean really genuinely throughout blowback i try to quote as many people as possible that just aren't telling you this story. and a lot of them spoke out for the first time in this book and commend those public servants for their bravery i will talk about the people

tommy lahren, jimmy fallon, what the media mob is called a monument to white supremacy, remember that? according to nbc news, with tom brokaw. the border wall was never about security, instead it was a reminder to latinos that they are not welcome in america. in 2020 biden ran with a simple promise, not one foot of border wall will be built. >> trump campaigned on build that wall, are you willing to tear that wall down? >> no, there will not be another foot of wall constructed on my administration. >> sean: okay, really? because today after letting in 7,000,000 illegal immigrants, and turning every major u.s. city into a border city, border town and causing chaos and suffering coast to coast, now the biden administration decided that the border wall might not be so racist after all. in fact, the white house, they just waived a whopping 26 environmental federal laws to expedite the construction of a new wall in texas. now, of course, they didn't have to make these waivers, they could have fought this out in court. they could have battled out there the next couple years, they could have blocked any appropriated funds.

tom's cabin. it is a way of introducing white americans in the north to the horrors of slavery.t is as much about abolitionism , as much about supporting the abolitionist cause as it is about telling, about douglass's life. >> was it available in the south? prof. medford:prof. medford: if it was available and the south, no one would ever have admitted they had a copy. i that time, the south was not receptive to anyone talking negatively about slavery. by the 1830's, they had been able to pass a gag rule in congress preventing any more petitions from coming to congress because people were becoming very agitated about what was happening in the country. slavery, they understood, was causing a problem. it would not have been something that would have been readily available in the south. i had no doubt people would have had copies but they would've done so clandestinely. >> narrative of the fef frederick douglass was published on may 1 come 1845 by william lloygaison. we wilta about him. 5000 ciesold within four monthsitn a population o20 million. that was a pretty big printer n 30,0

conferences with as many as 30,000 visitors expected and you can expect white house level security and major traffic disruptions. lauren tomsow high level agencies are preparing for an event of this scale. >> reporter: it's all hands on-deck in the weeks leading up to the apeck conference. local and federal security agencies race to ensure the event goes off safely. >> key aspect of security is the known. it's the unknown that gets you. >> reporter: from the san francisco police to the secret service and fbi, teams are working round the clock to ensure there aren't any unknown factors legalling up to the summit and retired fbi special agent in charge jeff harp says it's going to take teamwork. >> having a greater law enforcement presence in the area will show the city is capable of doing what everybody says you know, sometimes they cannot. >> reporter: the moscone center is the heart of what harp calls the sterile zone that will soon host nearly two dozen world leaders including president biden. prompting a massive security operation. >> yeah, i said oh my gosh. this is going to be a challenge. they will have dog teams comi

the president will remain at the white house to participate in national security meetings. tom well. also to the diplomacy of what he can affect is in talking with allies. less talking with israel and talking with -- there are intractable issues that israel will do unilaterally, but the real question is what does he do in dialogue allies, such as mr. scholz of germany. jonathan: welcome if you're just joining us. at 87.58. the team here at bloomberg reporting the president is considering a trip to israel. this line is important, though. according to two people familiar with the internal discussions, note decision about whether to travel to israel has yet been made. that was our latest reporting. indications this morning, that trip to colorado postponed, postponed because the white house will remain -- the president will remain at the white house to participate in national security meetings. lisa: the security for a trip like that has to be shocking. i was reading stories about how the tel aviv airport remains open at a time when they are fending off certain types of attacks. th

and finally, tom in california if jim jordan is elected speaker that would be putting putin in congress and the white house. those are just some of the tweets. this conversation will continue tomorrow morning on "the "washington journal"." and around any speaker election votes. we will have lie coverage as well. we'll see you then. if you can't be in front of your tv but still want to be part of the conversation, check out the c-span now app where you can watch c-span, c-span2, an c-span3. thanks for being with us. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> a healthy democracy doesn't just look like this it looks like this where americans can see democracy at work. when citizens are truly informed, our republic thrives. get informed, straight from the source. on c-span. unfiltered. unbiased. word-for-word. from the nation's capital to wherever you are. because the opinion that matters the most is your own. this is what democracy looks like. c-span,

the announcement was made as america's tom different mountain of a high level officials, how talks in mexico city to discuss security issues. the white house is biden, will restart, directs deportations to venezuela, as the us tries to reduce the flow of migrants entering the country. so it's southern border or biden was ox during a media briefing in the oval office, whether his position on board was had changed, is what he had to say. miss the border wall, the board when he was appropriate from the board of all i tried to get some re appropriate to retract that money. they didn't, they would. and in the meantime, there's nothing under the law of them. they have to use the money for what it was from. i can't stop. you know, i bought it was, has been a contentious issue for a number of us administrations, including during the bush and obama ears. the existing wall stretches just over 700 kilometers through 4 separate states. the new section amounts on thursday will be built in southern texas is rio grande valley sector and will span about 30 kilometers. that's bringing allergies. here is john holman, in mexico city for so john, what's

joined president biden at the white house for a shar ceremony celebrating the americans with disabilities act. blair was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2018 >>> tom ai-generated version of himself promote ing a dental pl online he says he has nothing to do with this ad >>> after wrapping up her renaissance world tour, beyonce dropped a documentary about the experience it hits theaters december 1st. >> and mariah carey just drop 13 dates for her merry christmas one and all tour the performances will run in the u.s. and canada and tickets go on sale friday >>> we'll see how one homecoming queen is standing up for gender rights right after the break end rights right after the break po! ay son! ya got a little somethin' on yuh face. needed a quick shave. quick shave? respect the process! it ain't my dad's razor, dad, it's from gillettelabs. gillette...labs? gillette's ultimate shaving experience. this green bar releases trapped hairs from my face. gamechanga! while the flexdisc contours to it. lookin' smooth. feelin' even smoother. how 'bout hookin' me up with some gillettelabs? check your texts. you're the best. nah, you're the best. the best a man

and then look, right here on the white house lawn, today a larger-than-life birthday card for president carter. tom foreman has more. >> reporter: making a surprise appearance in the peanut parade there was president jimmy carter, barely visible but smiling, rolling into his 99th birthday where everyone seems to know him as a friend. >> it's very impressive he's made it that far. >> happy birthday. yeah, that's a good president. >> reporter: for anyone passing through tiny plains, georgia may not look like anything, but to the 39th president it is everything. >> jimmy carter knows what it like to work for a living. >> reporter: this is where he dreamed of playing baseball where he helped his parents to ska scratch a living in red dirt. >> we look on human rights as an ability to live in peace. and to believe that your future will be better than your past might be. >> reporter: this is where he is calling it done. when the folks at gladys kitchen heard the president was craving their casserole, they started sending a whole pan every few days. >> it was just overwhelming knowing that someone like him

tom dupree is here. we love him, he's so smart. trump's former whitesident could go to jail because he violated a judge's gag order? trump already plans to appeal that as unconstitutional. and the aclu agrees with trump. it's next on "the evening edit.." ♪ ♪ elizabeth: let's welcome to the show former deputy assistant the attorney general tom dupree. tom, it's good to see you again. so we have former trump administration lawyer ty cobb, he said he believes former president trump will be sent to jail if he violates a partial gag order in the 2020 the case. that gag order was reinstated on sunday. i thought the aclu already said this is unconstitution ago. -- unconstitutional. what do you think? >> when the aclu is weighing in in favor of donald trump and saying the gag order is up constitutional, that carries a lot of weight. the aclu is not ideologically incliented to support the former president in anything, so i take their view seriously. as far as whether the former president would actually go to jail, that seems like a real long shot. in theory, ye

white house. let's go back to tom giannis in tel aviv. tom. >> kate, thank you.ys 13 americans are still missing. and we know at least some of them have been taken hostage by hamas. pressure is going on the american government to rescue any americans being held by hamas, and evacuate those that are still trapped in israel. join us live right now in this hour, for more on how the u. s. may be able to get americans in harm's way back home. i want to bring in p. j. crowley, former assistant secretary for public affairs at the state department, during the obama administration. , pichai thank you so much for being here tonight. i want to start with, i've spoken to these. families they are israeli american, they've lost their loved ones. they are somewhere in gaza, likely underground. possibly being tortured right now. is there any chance at all that american troops will help rescue those americans? >> tom, that's always an option i think that these states will pursue diplomacy first. we don't have relationships with hamas but other countries have channels of communica

tom: does the president have a agenda for white house schedule when -- where we know when he leaves? is this a structured trip as usual or are they making it up as they go? oliver: we get the sense that they are making it up as they go a little. this was supposed to be a longer trip that has a jordanian component but it has evaporated. you don't expect the president tuesday overnight in the region. as we have seen with antony blinken, the schedule has moved and has been fluid. olaf scholz was here. we do not have that expectation but everything is on the table. jon: there is a growing presence in the eastern mediterranean, can you walk us through what we heard yesterday about the kinds of numbers the u.s. has on standby? oliver: but we heard his 2000 troops on high alert and we have -- what we heard is 2000 troops on high alert. in terms of deterrence, this is going to be absolutely huge but it will provide military aid to israel and you hear every day, the iron dome taking rockets out of the supply and that has unlimited ammunition. there is the question of hezbollah, if they get in

tom emmer as their speaker nominee. i know you've said very often that the white house does not have a vote in this process but emmer has been one of the more supportive republicans for ukraine aid across the board. do you see that as a positive signal? >> i'm just not going to speak to the process. i'm sure there are more steps to go before we get to the end here. >> sandra: a quick break from the white house briefing room and head to the pentagon now, where the pentagon press secretary brigadier general ryder is briefing. an update from there. >> as we have highlighted this includes capabilities requested by israel to include precision guided munitions, small diameter bombs, iron dome interceptors, and other critical equipment. continue to stay in close contact with our israeli partners on their defense needs and remain committed to the security of israel. we also continue to underscore the importance of safeguarding innocent civilians, palestinian and israeli, and delivering humanitarian aid to those in need. since the hamas terrorist attack we have been crystal clear we do not want to see the situation in israel wid

tom emmer as their speaker nominee. i know you said very often that the white house does not have a vote in this. but emer has been one of the more supportive republicans for ukraine aid across the board. do you see that as a positive, --? >> i'm just not going to speak to the process. i'm sure there's more, more steps to go right before we get to the end here. i think it's important and critical that, that the republicans in the conference, get their, get their act together, get their business in order and figure out who is going to lead not just the conference, but also because they have the majority in the house, the speaker in the house, i'm not going to get into it. i said months -- moments ago, we saw bipartisan support for the supplemental package president announced last week that we announced we would speak to last week. and so we believe that congress should move forward with that as it relates to their process and finding a speaker that is up to them. we do not, as the president has said himself, just quoting him. we do not have a vote in that space just to follow up. -- space. >> just

pulled back a little bit for various reasons, and that is part of it, a piece of white yields have backup recently. tomes is a relatively closed economy. are we in economy of fiscal stimulus thinking of refunding all the other debates vs. europe and austerity stimulus? are we living a fiscal stimulus that makes us different? >> we don't have to worry necessarily about what is happening in europe as much as europe has to worry about what is happening in the united date and china. we can stimulate the economy and we can run deficits for a lot longer. nobody knows exactly how long, but it doesn't have the same kind of effect. interesting to note where we are with yields these days is where we were in the 1990's when we were growing at 4.5% per year. can we live with this? for now, we can. tom: i'm not going to go higher for longer but just pick one of them. are we going to go higher or are we going to go longer? >> the more important thing is the longer part. they may go one more time, but we are pretty close to the end so i don't think the higher part of the more important of two right now. the more impo

. >> john: i will say, tom, the fellow who usually takes the dogs out for a walk has been at the white house 50 years, looked after beau, and beasley for the bushes, and one occasion in the early 2000s barney got a little aggressive. watch this video. >> naptime for her. >> how you doing? >> ooh. >> tote my got me. i got bit by barney, and unfortunately it broke the skin and i have to be on antibiotics for the next few days. >> john: even the smallest or best behaved dogs in a stressful environment can lash out. but barney i think only did it once. >> yeah, and you know, dogs are not other people's, like pinatas. that's the thing we have in america. and this is a bigger picture and applaud fox news for covering this regardless because this is happening every single day. dogs are getting put down because other people are coming up, sticking their hands in dogs' faces, trying to pet other people's dogs and i have a slogan, no bad dogs. i really, really believe that people need to give the dogs respect and boundaries, and it's inhumane -- you know, commander's situation, it's an inhumane

second german shepherd he has had to relocate following biting incidents involving white house personnel. commander is gone. toms like this. what took so long? that is my only question the. jonathan: do we know where commander has gone? tom: a northern road. jonathan: stop it. [laughter] lisa: you asked for this. it is are you. tom: in rome, just before old forge. jonathan: commander is at a safe home if there any children listening. tom: for global wall street, were going to freeze time. from bob michele and kelsey berro at j.p. morgan and were going to ask you to look at baseball question. explain without addressing your bank, your business, jamie dimon would say -- the decisions be made of my bond losses, i have to market to market versus i can heist them somewhere else. kelsey: we've been talking about the losses in the bond market, i think it is important to put into context, the majority of the pain was last year. u.s. down 13 percent but more recently we have seen the backup in yields and pain that is coming. i think the reason why distress in the banks less acute this time around then in march is becaus

white house state dinner. he is receiving updates. joining me now, antonia hylton in lewiston, tom winter, former atf hostage negotiator and special agent in charge jim kavanaugh and frank figliuzzi. antonia, tell us more. the officials deeply affected by the horror in their small community. how much of the area is on lockdown? >> reporter: andrea, the horror is the only word to describe it here. we are learning more about the investigation, the manhunt underway. they are looking for robert card. he moved from being a person of interest to fully being a suspect. as you mentioned, there are now these eight counts of homicide likely to go up to 18. that's the number the governor confirmed of people were killed as a result of all of this, between the multiple sites of the shootings last night. we are learning more about what happened, what's transpired in recent hours at the medical center behind me. a doctor just spoke out describing some of the scene here, how it has been an around the clock effort to save lives, how people arrived here just within minutes. three people died here at

tom: some of us had pro-wrestling. you get to the weekend to watch 30 minutes of black-and-white. estling. tom: it was like religion. jonathan: this is a very interesting negotiation taking place in italy with italian football. there's a push by some legs to go direct to the consumer and not sell the rights but go direct to the consumer. is that the future for american sports? brian: i think many will end up doing something like that. jonathan: so the nfl will have its own tv network and pushes the game straight out. brian: they will still prefer to so to multiple rights holders and those holders will price a very high, but if 50% to 60% of the population right now might consume half of the sports, half are passionate and have are in different and the indifferent group will not pay. lisa: thick different question is how much money goes to content creators and sports members and athletes versus the writers versus artificial intelligence? is there a sense that a greater proportion of the money will go to the creators? brian: the amount of spending on content is going up. i think it i

tom, how about the artillery at that time? >> the artillery also was very good. the coordination was close. they gave us very good fire, accurate fire, and the north koreans were scared to death of the whiteo have a very bad effect on them and, naturally, it was good for us. the artillery was excellent. >> we heard a lot of talk about the fanaticism of the north koreans. can you give us any examples of that? >> yes, i can. my platoon was taking -- which housed several members of the communist party. we surrounded a house and had an interpreter, asked them to come out. they refused to do it. therefore, we had to fire on the house, and as many of them ran out, they shot themselves, and the others pulled pins on grenades and blew themselves up. they just did not want to be captured at all. >> well, tom, tell us about the weapons we used over there. how did our weapons compare with those used by the north koreans? >> our weapons were far superior to those of the north koreans. we were more dependable. our men knew better use of them, and all in all, they gave us more firepower. the browning automatic rifle, for instance, is my favorite, and the north koreans were deathly afraid of it. it was