air force will be a separate service. the army air forces, become the united states air force. y mitchell. simonton becomes the first secretary of the department of the air force. aviation of the army signal corps and distinguished for his record in both world wars, becomes the first chief of staff of the united states air force. there are more than 300,000 of us in the air force. and now we had a form of our own. we used to be in the army. now we had a new look. >> there about 4000 of us. some were in the army air force. a lot of us joined up after the air force became a separate service. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in october 1947 histories made by this aircraft. and it's a pilot captain charles yeager. this airplane in this a pilot are about to be the first and te speed of sound. b-29 excess. an altitude of about 35000 feet. the ss one is on a military aircraft. a flying research laboratory designed to test the effects of supersonic flight upon airplanes. powered by port for rocket engines. less than 5000 pounds. mission quite like this one note airplane there with ss one is about to do. level

air force will be a separate service. the army air forces become the united states air force a necessary move first proposed years previously by general billy mitchell. w.o. stewart symington becomes the first secretary of the department of the air force. general counsel sparks, veteran of the early aviation section of the army's signal corps, and distinguished for his record, both world wars. they becomes the first chief of staff of, the united states air force. a year or so after world war two, there were more than 300,000 of us in the air force. and now we had a uniform, our own. we used to be in the army. now we had a new look. and there were about 4000 of us left to. some of us used to be wacs in the army air forces, and a lot us joined up after the air force, a separate service. and. in october 1947, admiral test center in california history was made by this aircraft, the exact one and its pilot captain, charles yeager. this airplane and this pilot are about to be the first ever to fly faster than the speed of sound in level flight. of a b-29 will take the ax at 1:00 and launch her an altitude of about 35,000 feet. th

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of them both, mainly the main ones that pick a protected in the east of the rates by the united states air force and united states army. so these institution provides farms that are being used. the gun was going to, there's a us proxy force and this organization has been targeted by supposedly be taking this show. thirty's are guessing right now. timing yet one things present that guns tipped to the brakes. 2 cars on to stay with us right here on archie. international up next my colleague are picking off speaks with the serbian deputy prime minister, alexandra roland, who was attending the brick summit in his on bye for now the i miss the deputy prime minister. thank you for finding the time to meet with me. so thank you. what are your expectations from the summit and why was it so important for serbia to participate? the survey is really important to be part of this started colorant base or changes for life changing. and certainly i want to be part of the, from your dental virginia, like terrorism is already oh, already happened. and serbia want to be part of, of, of, of any kind of hope that t

of them both, mainly the main ones that pick a protected in the east of the rates by the united states air force and united states army, so these institution provides farms that are being used. the gun was going to, there's a us, perhaps the force and this organization has been targeted by supposedly the p t k. this is what show thirties are guessing. right now. timing. yeah. one of the things prisons are going to accept the brakes to because on it's a historic move that ron has announced a joint military drills with saudi arabia in the red sea. speaking to a local tv channel, a runs navy commander says his nation had been asked by re add to take part in the exercises. you know? mean, the idea is the delegations from the saudi navy, because we are present in the red sea, have requested to hold a joint drill with us there. and they invited us and we invited their fleet to pay a visit to our ports. their delegations must come, and our delegations need to be dispatched, and the exercises need to be documented, specifying what will be done, where, how and which vessels should participate. this all w

i served in the united states air force and i've been deployed three times. so, in 2017 i was serving as an air force first sergeant. our motto in that role is "my job is people. everyone is my business." unfortunately that year, i would lose my own brother, lance corporal adam jachimiec, to suicide. the majority of veteran suicides are from guns. i store my weapons securely, not only for myself but for my family. my service never stops. maria: welcome back where markets ended the week of mixed earnings report for the third quarter investors are waiting the biggest tech names in the world reported the week ahead, join me not to get ahead pipers and the chief investment strategist michael kantrowitz, good to see you, thank you so much for being here the earnings news how would you assess it and what are you expecting from next week with microsoft, meta, amazon, apple all reporting in the week ahead. >> most of this year s&p earnings estimate have remain pretty resilient from the beginning of the year through today earnings estimate for large-cap is up 10% and

in february, the same and active duty member of the united states air force. and i will no longer be complicit in genocide about to engage in an extreme active process, which is here to where people have been experiencing in palestine, said the hands of their colonizers, extreme at all. yeah, non was had to cry out free palestine is by and both times united died in hospital and other non such himself the same in september in front of b is really cool. and so that's in boston to protest the gospel and survived my colleague. you to know neil discussed incidence earlier with us human rights lawyer down comic that is the 3rd person i know of in the us who's tried to do that. at least one was successful. um, you know, monks did that during the vietnam war is many people. recall it is certainly an extreme form of protest. i understand it. i think people are frustrated. i think they feel that something terrible is happening in gaza, which it is, and they don't feel they can stop it. and it leads to that sort of extreme response . and sometimes when they feel as if th

i am an active duty member of the united states air force and i will no longer be simplicity and genocide about to engage in an extreme active protest compared to what people have been experiencing and health science at the hands of their colonizers, extreme at all. they are a man was hurt to try out free palestine. those fire engulfed him. he later died in the hospital another month to set himself aflame in september in front of the as really conflict in boston to protest against the war. he survived with bad injuries . earlier i discussed the incidents with us human rights lawyer done called bullock . that is the 3rd person i know of, and the us who's tried to do that, at least one was successful. um, you know, monks did that during the vietnam war is many people. recall it is certainly an extreme form of protest. i understand it. i think people are frustrated. i think they feel that something terrible is happening in gaza, which it is, and they don't feel they can stop it. and it leads to that sort of extreme response . and sometimes when they feel as if they have no political outlet,

in february, i am an active duty member of the united states air force. and i will no longer be simplicity and genocide about to engage in an extreme active protest compared to what people have been experiencing and health science at the hands of their colonizers, extreme at all. they are, amman was heard to cry out, free palestine, us fire, and gulf can, can later died in the hospital. another mindset himself aflame and september and front of the is really conflicted in boston to protest. the gallons of war he survived. earlier, i discussed the instance with us human rights lawyer done conflict. that is the 3rd person i know of in the us who's tried to do that. at least one was successful. you know, monks did that during the vietnam war is many people. recall it is certainly an extreme form of protest. i understand it. i think people are frustrated. i think they feel that something terrible is happening in gaza, which it is, and they don't feel they can stop it. and it leads to that sort of extreme response . and sometimes when they feel as if they've no

. >> after having graduated from mayor united states air force academy. there are a couple, two or three of his mentors. thank you to all of your valuable influence. my youngest son has also chosen to serve by battling the mental health crisis that exists in our country. i understand service, i think we worked really hard to work out the core value. all of us here in this room i would like to believe understand the concept of service before self. we are also quickly approaching election day. happy to see that coming soon. we have very important choices to make that will impact every one of us in this space. we also know, thanks to people like vice president harris, governor tim walz, we have examples of servant leaders who understand the need for a commander in chief who is steady, strong, who is ready and committed to ensure that our nation's interests are first. they are committed to ensuring every service member, every veteran like the ones here, every military family gets the respect we all have earned. they know our nation is at its best when we stan

united states interests globally. >> bowen: to start off with since i didn't get included in my opening statement i served in the united states air force honorably and my wife of 37 years, linda and i, have 6 children and 14 grandchildren, we live in texas, virginia and south korea. i disagree that the republican party has been trying to withdraw from nato. donald trump wisely was getting nato member countries to increase their donations to nato. he helped nato a lot and again i am the only pro-trump candidate. i appreciate and support what he has done in the past and what he will do again in the future. i don't know why a republican candidate for u.s. senate from utah would not endorsed donald trump, the republican nominee for president. >> moderator: your thoughts on the biggest global threat to our interest in specific action. >> i will give you a long-term and short-term. from you long-term is china. i lived in taiwan for three years, i speak mandarin. i was on a chinese task force in the house of representatives and while i dearly love the chinese people in the chinese culture i am very worried about their leaders, dictatorship is

ladies and gentlemen, the united states air force band performing. i walk the line. i keep a close watch on this heart of mine. i keep my eyes wide open all the time. i keep the arms out for the ties that bind. because you're mine. i walk the line. i find everything very easy to be true. i find myself alone. when each day's through. yes. i'll admit that i'm a fool for you. because you're mine. i walk the line. as sure. as night is dark and day is light. i keep you on my mind. both day and night. and happiness. i know. proves that it's right. because you're mine. i walk the line. you've got a way to keep me on your side. you give me a call for love that i can hide for you. i know i'd even tried to turn the tide. because you're my. i walk the line. i keep a close watch on this heart. am i keep my eyes wide open all the time. i keep the hands out for the tide. that by because you're my. and i walk the line because you're my wife. ladies and gentlemen, please stand for the benediction delivered by dr. mike garrett executive director of christian counseling associates, ra

ladies and gentlemen, the united states air force band performing. i walk the line. i keep a close watch on this heart of mine. i keep my eyes wide open all the time. i keep the arms out for the ties that bind. because you're mine. i walk the line. i find everything very easy to be true. i find myself alone. when each day's through. yes. i'll admit that i'm a fool for you. because you're mine. i walk the line. as sure. as night is dark and day is light. i keep you on my mind. both day and night. and happiness. i know. proves that it's right. because you're mine. i walk the line. you've got a way to keep me on your side. you give me a call for love that i can hide for you. i know i'd even tried to turn the tide. because you're my. i walk the line. i keep a close watch on this heart. am i keep my eyes wide open all the time. i keep the hands out for the tide. that by because you're my. and i walk the line because you're my wife. ladies and gentlemen, please stand for the benediction delivered by dr. mike garrett executive director of christian counseling associates, ra

i served in the united states air force and i've been deployed three times.ob is people. everyone is my business." unfortunately that year, i would lose my own brother, lance corporal adam jachimiec, to suicide. the majority of veteran suicides are from guns. i store my weapons securely, not only for myself but for my family. my service never stops. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪. mark: welcome back america. we are here really great thinkers the town hall and on fox and on elsewhere, katie pavlich a friend of ours, fox news contributor, editor of town hall. katie pavlich, i thin think aboe american dream. kamala harris seems to think the american dream is being a democrat party operative working your way up the ladder through one or another think running for the president of the united states with the complete agenda. a sophomoric mindset let me ask you something the american dream and opportunity. let's talk about that. she could not give us an answer on food prices and fuel prices and basic stuff that people need to survive. we talk about the american dream it's not you go to t

predict this served me so well in the air force and help me with my way up through five different commands pretty to commanded two of the largest in the united statesorce of the mayor 55000 in germany and some the hardest work ethic and treating people right in with character. >> same courtesy senator. >> i think that we need to make sure were reducing the cost of living for nebraska families. this because we are working class nebraska family myself. my wife and i try to figure out how to make ends meet repairs work on factory lines a proud union workers pretty but also i think matters that when congressman don bacon shows up, he was to increase taxes on the middle class families and he talked about this trump tax scheme when only did come of this book running the pockets of wealthy billionaires and multimillionaires you. that's a reason why am trying to fight for you, the reason why i voted for the actual tax cuts a bank the middle class grow stronger food congressman don bacon is going to congress the last eight years he's been increasing your cost for healthcare and taking away your health insurance be hard for you to be able to save all because

>>--, first of all, our daughter is a cadet at the united states air force academy.ut these issues. but, in terms of this presidential election i'm looking at the records of when president trump was in office, in terms of we were in a position where energy costs were better, inflation was better. it was a better economic situation for the people of new hampshire versus under the biden/harris administration. that's what i'm looking at. but as governor of the state of new hampshire, my job will be to fight for new hampshire, whoever is president of the united states. the job of governor is, if they are doing something good for new hampshire, regardless of party, you work with them. if they are doing something bad for new hampshire, whether it's a democrat or republican president, you should fight them with everything you have and that's what i will do. >> mayor, you said if elected he would hope to run new hampshire as he ran manchester as mayor. but you spend a lot of time, including last night, campaigning with massachusetts governor. how much do you see massachusett

is going to be performing at your gardens out that the stone stage at 5 this evening, the united states air force band of the golden west mobility will play at pier. 39 along the embarcadero. everybody's going to get a chance to hear that for a full list of events and times. just head to our website at kron 4 dot com. >> well, that changed for this time. we are looking at cool weather out there today. yesterday was still kind of warm in san francisco the day before it was scorching. >> so we have officially re-enter to fall now and are going to be spending the rest of the week here. here's a look at downtown san francisco looking at the bay bridge. skies are clearing up a little bit overhead, but still some of that low grade. they're in the foreground. some of the low gray pushed back in with a west northwest wind that is making its way in across the region. high-pressure ridge didn't just disappear, but it has moved out of the region. and with that comes the return to some of that cool ocean air along with that parade of ships that will be coming in eventually 60's to 70's for your highs and san

>> josh, first of all our daughter kate is now a a cadet the united states air force academy. a sophomore there and certainly i talked to her about these issues, but in terms of this presidential election i'm looking at the records of wind president trump was an office in terms of we were in a position where energy costs were better, inflation was better. it was a better economic situation for the people of new hampshire versus under the biden-harris administration, that's what i'm looking at. but as governor of the state of new hampshire, my job would be to fight for new hampshire whoever is president of the united states. the job of government is if they're doing something good for new hampshire regards the party can you work with them. and if they're doing something bad for new hampshire, whether it's a democrat or republican president you should fight with everything you have and that's what i will do as governor. >> i want to turn did you pick you said if elected you help to run new hampshire as you ran manchester as mayor. but you spent a lot of time including last night

i got to see their daughter go on and serve in the united states. force your air force, america closing. that's. closing out career as the 19th chief master sergeant in the force. caring for and advocate for the over 689,000 total force airmen for more than four more than three decades. as a u.s., it was really easy choosing my outfit every morning. i had the great of wearing our nation's cloth every single day, along with a pair of combat boots serving in your air force that flies fights and wins and air power. any anywhere. so that we can have the freedoms that we all have today. y'all give air force a hand clap. speaking of air power. before i go on, if you are a military member or a veteran, i'm going to ask you to please stand here, raise your hands and you all join me in giving these folks a big hand clap of appreciation. thank you. our military members and veterans represent. only 1% of american who serve or who have served in our military. and we thank you so much for service and your sacrifice. and to everyone out here online who has a family member or a

we are asking you to employ all of the united states air force that you have today to meet today's challengesin an operational temple that basically exceeds what you think it sustainable from a readiness perspective, and we are asking you to take some of the air force off-line right now, and recapitalize it and build tomorrow's air force. so when people say we have enough money, and i'm not in uniform anymore, so i'm giving you my candid assessment of what it's going to take, we have to look at the budget in the context of meeting today's challenges and meeting tomorrow's challenges simultaneously. and i brought up 1990 a minute ago because in the 1990's, managing risk today and tomorrow was relatively easy. relatively easy. managing risks between today and tomorrow today is particularly difficult because we could go to war, we are in a war today. there are wars going on, in many cases, the support we are able to provide our partners and allies exceeds what we have in the inventory. so when i think about the defense budget and how much we spend and how much all the other countries spend toget

showing strength in their airspace airforce which is the manufactured by the united states. and only using its strength and its air force and all the directions and the assistance and the weapons that are given to it by the united states, and nothing could not only keep this regime strong, only it would be that through the strengths that is given all the support that it has from the us, but it will be isolated also and "the arab regimes which are normalizing ties and incapable and inable to unable to do anything and their consciences does not even move them to do anything and in looking at this situation we can see that the result of our people and our nation and our fighters facing this regime which has an age which is less less than any age of all our cities" this short age of this regime, they did not live one year without fighting, without confrontations, without killing, all attempts of stability, it's only because they could was not possible, because they all they do is occupy and kill, because this is the land that we are deeply rooted in for thousands of years our people our resistance. the free people of the wo

i am a vietnam veteran who served in the united states air force in a military capacity.nd i am 78 years old. i am also a retired fire chief from the fire department in florida. one of the things that i did serving as a fire chief was to go to a seminar where they discussed the beauty in this country of immigration. they described it as a wonderful salad that had been prepared with multiple vegetables and nuts, raisins and everything. it was a really inspiring lecture. it really opened my eyes to the beauty of inclusion in this country. i cannot understand for a minute how people can be so negative about immigrants because we are all immigrants. our parents immigrated here. and we should not look at it as a deficit but as a positive note. host: we will get a response because we are running out of time. guest: thank you for your service, sir. i have a lot of family members who have served honorably in the military and i appreciate your commentary. i think that helps sum up the conversation because on some level, particularly president trump is having the wrong conversation

know that there are in the united states, united states forces are not directly participating in this retaliatory attack. but about a week ago, the united states did send a side air defense system to israel, along with about a 100 us troops to operate the air defense system in anticipation of how one would then react to this a counter attack. so certainly something that will be observed closely in washington, and we know that the us president joe biden is not in the white house, but has been briefed on the matter. yeah, it seems pretty clear that deal with ortiz in washington knew that this was coming up as, as this, this side by israel started on the wrong. it's like 7 feet in the united states right now. how does this strike fit into campaigns? i know it might be a bit too early to start discussing that, but perhaps you can take us through what this might mean for, for the election campaign with the the vote coming in less than 2 weeks. the correct the white house has the was brief to a few hours was given. if you were told a few hours heads up before the strike started in terms of the fact that this could happen the election campaign. i think we can expect to

he also served overseas as an intelligence officer in the united states air force for almost 20 yearsair force reserve. >> the democratic challenger in this race. he was in the army national guard and also a combat veteran who served overseas after 9/11. also working for the department of agriculture from 2015 until 2017. candidates want 60 seconds to answer a question. candidates will see a yellow light indicating they had 10 seconds remaining to answer that question and a red light will indicate when their time is up. if a candidate mentions their opponent in an answer the moderators will have a chance to give them 30 seconds to respond. throughout the night a team of kcc i journalists will be fact checking this debate live for us online on our website. you can scan the qr code on our screen to follow a longer visit our website kcc i.com/politics. first let's start with opening statements. >> a random drawing determined to would go first. you have 60 seconds. >> i want to thank kcc i walkie high school for hosting this debate and for the islands tuning and at home. my name -- i love

air force. don't held it against him. we raised our son who is beginning his career after having graduated from your united states air force academy. there are two or three of his mentors in the audience. my youngest son has chosen to serve by battling the mental health crisis. i think we worked hard to live out this core value of service before self. all of us here in this room i would like to believe understand this concept of service before self and aware quickly -- we are quickly approaching election day and we have very important choices that will impact every one of us. we also know changes to people like development kamala harris an tim walz we have else we know we need a commander in chief who is strong. they are committed to ensuring every service member and veteran and military family gets the respect an support we have all earned. they know or nation is at its best when we stand up for people who have given so much for us. that is why today is particularly special because we are joined by several people who truly understand what it means to service or -- support or service members care givers and survivors. they

in 1977, i joined the united states air force.tion against foreign and domestic enemies. i believe and many americans believed before me that our oath is the most important thing there is. but i never thought i would have to defend my country, your country, here in north dakota, against foreign and domestic enemies. we don't have just a state issue, especially as part of being a governor. it is really important to know that we also have a national issue. i supported donald trump back in 19 -- i mean, 2016. i support him through all his endeavors. i believe he would be the next next -- best president we would have as a nation. you ask why that is important? because him as commander-in-chief and president, we have an immigration issue. that is important. next we have a ccp problem here in north dakota. and here in north dakota we have found out dealing with fufang that it's very important that the chinese have established themselves in this state. we need to get that out. and working with our president, we can do it. the constitutio

. >> the united states military kornet a closely with israeli defense forces to help defend israel against the attack. u.s. naval destroyers joined israeli airnits in firing interceptors to shoot down inbound missiles. >> in gaza tonight, as i ran pounded israel, there were celebrations as there were in the iranian capital too. iran had valid vengeance after israel assassinated the leader of the iranian backed lebanese alicia hezbollah on friday. israel killed the leader of hamas on iranian soil in july. meanwhile, this evening in java near tel aviv just before the missile attack, israelis were shot dead in what police say was a terrorist attack. for months now, the world's diplomats have tried to stop the year long war in gaza from engulfing the region. they failed and after tonight unprecedented iranian attacks, israel is expected to hit back hard. bbc news, jerusalem. caitriona: in just a moment we will speak to our north america editor sarah smith because the u.s. has confirmed its military did assist in shooting down some of those iranian missiles as they headed toward israel. let's return to john in jerusalem. what is the feeling tonig

long distance, which means israel is assuming operations with special forces, well, or an air operation, by the way, the united statesd up very serious forces now, specifically to the persian gulf, and not to the red sea, where the persian gulf is, where israel is, to defend israel from the persian gulf, well , you can only threaten iran, which is what the united states is doing now, and rather, if we are now talking about there... a possible escalation, then of course, this could be a provocation against iran, such provocations, by the way, in there have been a lot of them lately, i'm just surprised that iran has enough patience in this situation to still not respond, but the situation there is really getting worse, well, what about the united states? well, officially they say: hold me seven, and israel is doing something wrong, but is that really what they think in washington after the commercials. and it would be nice to sing in the dome cathedral, our tour is cancelled, we're going to the ban, prizhegal on bread, andrei petrovich, yes it's me, you'll have to go with us, if you come back, everything will be the sa

it was carried out thanks to the israeli air defense forces, which are the most advanced in the world. i also thank the united states their support in our defense. general, for you this is, well, probably a predictable statement, or something more, well, of course, predictable, but another thing is that i would argue, so to speak, with netanyahu about the most advanced system air defense pro in the world, i think that our air defense pro is still better than the israeli one, another thing is that israel, i repeat once again, due to the very small size of its territory, managed to create a missile defense system for the territory of the country, because. in all other countries, this is an object-based air defense system that protects either large cities or important military facilities, but not the entire territory, of course, to protect, for example, the territory of the russian federation, it is simply very difficult to imagine even theoretically, but nevertheless netanyahu again i say that in this case words mean a lot, this is an official statement of the prime minister, therefore... as a rule, they do it if the

united states navy. and what's also interesting about the united states navy is that it has the fourth largest air forcethink about that second and third only to russia and china, the overall us military, which includes the navy. navy has more than 12,000 aircraft. and what's really interesting about that is that's double the size of china. and russia combined. a very powerful force. and this one, this coast guard cutter can be brought into the navy if needs be. and what happens is that it's a busy deck and they want to do some things. so we're going to let it go right now. tom vacar reporting live. ktvu fox two news. >> all right tv tommy thank you very much. tesla's reveal for its new robotaxi. last night at the warner brothers discovery studio in burbank, burbank was befitting of its hollywood setting. this is what elon musk calls the cyber cab. he got inside the robo taxi, which has no steering wheel or pedals. the car drove him to the studio lot, where the vehicle was put to the test. when a group of bicycles crossed its path, the car stopped, let the bikes pass, and continued to take musk to the m

the united states military coordinated closely with the israeli defense forces to help defend israel against this attack. us naval destroyers joined israeli airnits in firing interceptors to shoot down inbound missiles. in gaza tonight, as iran pounded israel, there were celebrations. as there were in the iranian capital too. iran had vowed vengeance after israel assassinated hassan nasrallah, the leader of the iranian—backed lebanese militia hezbollah on friday. and israel killed the leader of hamas, ismail haniyeh, on iranian soil back injuly. meanwhile, this evening, injaffa, neartelaviv, just before the missile attack, seven israelis were shot dead in what police said was a terrorist attack. for months now, the world's diplomats have tried to stop the year—long war in gaza from engulfing the region. they've failed. and after tonight's unprecedented iranian attacks, israel is expected to hit back hard. jon donnison, bbc news, jerusalem. general david petraeus is of us army general who commanded forces in iraq and afghanistan, he said that he wasn't surprised that iran directly attacked israel. the blows against hezbollah in lebanon were ve

. >> the united states navy has the world's fourth largest air force, behind china, russia, and the entire.s. military and when you consider the entire u.s. military that has twice the air power of china and russia combined. the blue angels planes and pilots are built and trained for combat, not air shows. in a serious national emergency. they could be converted back to full combat status, including weapons and dull gray combat paint. in just 72 hours. >> it's just a testament to the men and women we have on this team who who could put in that work. and if need be, get them back out there. >> now, the blue angels have actually been at this for 78 years, starting out with a plane. a prop plane could not go supersonic, called a hellcat. now they're up to the hornet, and that can go twice the speed of sound in certain cases. now they will practice again tomorrow, thursday, and then for saturday and sunday. of course, the major air show. reporting live from oakland. tom vacar, ktvu, fox two news. >> it is always fun to look up and catch a glimpse of the big show over the weekend on fleet week.

it's really air force delivered to strikes, coordinated with the united states of, on a number of facilities in the problem is this of turn around and i'm, and who's this time as a result of which of, for iranian service members were killed if it weren't for the success of work. oh wow. the era defense the system, they'll be as long and cruel public where the dish was on high alert to them. the number of all victims, 1st and foremost among civilians wouldn't be very different jesus. unfortunately this escalation which took place was predictable. and the, it is really authorities, and the reason we, we did not high that they were getting ready to strike objects in the wrong. and at the same time, the united states and a number of colleagues not only did not try to talk to the west and it was true. so them out of this dangerous things that both stated directly one direct you to that israel has no right just to do is they acted very responsibly because they provoke turn. you spiral violence in the middle east. that way, instead of trying to make sure that protects refrain from a new exchange of

the united states military coordinated closely with the israeli defense forces to help defend israel against it attack. us naval destroyersjoined israeli airring interceptors to shoot down the missiles. in gaza tonight, as iran pounded israel, there were celebrations, as there were in the iranian capital too. iran had vowed vengeance after israel assassinated hassan nasrallah, the leader of hezbollah, on friday and israel killed the leader of hamas, ismail haniyeh, on iranian soil back injuly. meanwhile, this evening, injaffa near tel aviv, just before the missile attack, israelis were shot dead in what police say was a terrorist attack. for months now, the diplomats in the world have tried to stop the year—long war in gaza from engulfing the region. they've failed, and after tonight's unprecedented iranian attacks, israel is expected to hit back hard. jon donnison, bbc news, jerusalem. a brutal civil war is continuing to devastate sudan. for the last 18 months the sudanese army and a powerful paramilitary group have been locked in a vicious struggle for power. in that time, the united nations says ten million people have been displaced, a

the united states military coordinated closely with the israeli defense forces to help defend israel against this attack. us naval destroyers joined, is really air defense units, and firing interceptors to shoot down inbound missiles, president biden, and vice president harris monitor the attack in the response from the white house situation room joined in person and remotely by their national security team. we are still working with the id f and the authorities in israel to assess the impact of the attack. we also hear that job. i then camilla harvey is gathered the security cabinet for consultations for further consultations to discuss further steps. how to ease hot attentions in the middle east and how to act in this recent escalation. and we also know that the un security council is expected to convene on wednesday to discuss the reading attack. and maybe by that time they will be all ready. and his way the attack against iran back. all right, let me bring in the use of july leave here to respond in some yvonne, joining us from dad to ron yourself. they had been reports throughout the day, but to you, ron was preparing his tried. what do we

such data, but of course not on the number of air attack weapons. when jake sellevan spoke about the close interaction of the armed forces of the united statesnd israel, i think he meant that after all by means of technical intelligence... the united states, including, probably, the orbital group, special forces units, iran's preparation for this strike was revealed, well, because a medium-range ballistic missile, well, this is gars, sajil, fatih, they fly to targets on the territory of israel, well, about 10-12 minutes, that is, by this time all combat crews, all functionaries were in place, the equipment was turned on, checked, the missiles had undergone a preparation cycle, that is, from... representatives of the expert community say, that the iron dome did not show that efficiency there, it was like the dome turned out to be leaky and so on and so forth, and somehow only focuses its attention on this, but the fact is that the dome is a tactical system, it is mainly intended to combat homemade missiles like kasm, which are launched from the gaza sector, and in order to repel the attack of medium- range ballistic missiles with a firing ran

united states. it has a modern military. it has many soldiers, it has an air force rest. his relies a minute to force us back by iran, but it's still in lots of state. it has flight is on the ground and that's where his bluff feels that they have the advantage. and that's from the statements as well as that. they feel that as israel fights send its soldiers into the front and the fighting continues on the ground, his beloved flight to seem to think that they would have their advantage on home tests is where the appointment is at benjamin. that's me all here has wound lovelyn that it could face destruction like garza snow here, said the lebanese people should free the country from his ballade to avoid what he called the best of a long war. that's brand or de who's in jordan's capital of mine, and that's because is where any government has found dollars is 0 from reporting in the occupied westbank and israel. so now we've got national who's threatening the people of less than a week off that he posted a very similar message to the iranians, a yellow or, i mean, it was remar

united states is becoming increasingly visible in what is happening. presidential candidate haris indirectly hinted at an aggressive policy in an interview. from haifa. israeli air defense forces were unable to intercept the missiles. an investigation into the incident is currently underway. on the anniversary of the escalation of events in the middle east, a pro-palestinian rally unfolded in istanbul with the participation of several thousand demonstrators, including the president's children erdogan. the marchers are sure that israel is trying to ignite a regional conflict, and the united states has gone down in history as an accomplice to the genocide in gaza. our only problem now is that we cannot unite because muslims cannot unite all over the world muslims are killed, raped, they become victims, they starve and feel miserable. similar demonstrations in other cities: madrid, barcelona, ​​berlin, mexico city, sydney, new york, and the list is far from complete. in rome, there was even a skirmish between protesters by the police, several dozen people were injured. including law enforcement officers, such is the stable instability, why is the middle east sparking again, a con

missiles to targets in israel, the united states military coordinated with the is related israel defense forces ads against his attack. us nearby the soyuzjoint israeli defense airom the white house situation room joined in person and remotely buy at the national security team. we are still working with the idf and authorities in israel to assess the impact of the attack. at this time, i stress at this time, we do not know of any death in israel. we are checking the reported death of a palestinian civilian in jericho in the west bank. we do not know of any damage to aircraft or strategic military assets in israel. in short, based on what we know at this point, this attack appears to have been defeated and ineffective. it was first and foremost the result of the professionalism of the idf, but in no small part because this skill works of the us military and meticulousjoint planning and meticulous joint planning in and meticulousjoint planning in anticipation of the attack. we are also aware of reports of a terrorist attack in jaffa that took the lights —— lives of a number of israeli civilians and wounded several others today. our condolences to the families of t

units of the ukrainian armed forces in the kursk border area. the pilots took the aircraft into the air at night and launched bombs at the targets. with correction and planning modules. in the united statesates of the candidates for the post of vice president were held on the cbs television channel platform in new york tim volks and jaydee vance met. but a new meeting between donald trump and kamela haris has not yet been agreed upon. the elections will be held on november 5. a plan to save the killer whales is being developed in kamchatka. several animals ran aground in the liman during low tide. it is possible that one of the mammals died. due to the muddy bottom , the equipment does not work. it is not yet possible to drag the killer whales into the sea. it's time for sports news, ilya kostin will tell you about the most notable ones. ilya, good morning, the russian hockey player scored four points in preseason nhl match. yes, roman, good morning, this is kirill kaprizov from minnesota. his team crushed chicago 7:2. the russian forward made three assists and scored one goal. and in europe , the second round matches took place. of the general stage of the updated champions league, in t

the united states military coordinated closely with the israeli defense forces to help defend israel against this attack. u.s. naval destroyers joined israeli air defense units in firing interceptors to shoot down inbound missiles. president biden and vice president harris monitored the attack and the response from the white house situation room joint in person and remotely by their national security team. we are still working with the idf and the authorities in israel to assess the impact of the attack. but at this time -- and i stress, at this time, we do not know of any debts in israel. we are tracking the reported death of a palestinian civilian in jericho interest bank. -- in the west bank. we do not know of any damage to aircraft or strategic military assets in israel. in short, based on what we know at this point, this a pac -- attack appears to have been defeated and ineffective. this was first and foremost the result of the professionalism of the idf, but is no small part because of the u.s. military and meticulous joint planning in anticipation. we are also aware of reports of a terrorist attack in jaffa that took the lives of a numbe