ware: we are. $40 billion. mr. ware: yes. but we have others and still working with the agency on creating a better more efficient way to track the money. mr. luetkemeyer: you haven't gotten the money all tracked yet? mr. ware: we know money that is still in the pipeline and where that money is to go and where to -- we issued a report on this giving them some recommendations on how better to do this. mr. luetkemeyer: we have $30 billion and don't know where it's at. mr. ware: we know where it's at. can i look back to one person real quick? yes, we know. mr. luetkemeyer: all right. i trust you inspector general. one more question. in the s.b.a. may 22, 2023 report, 54% of the performing loans are past due, totalling $114.2 billion. mr. ware: that's the number the agency provided to us. mr. luetkemeyer: $114 billion more in these programs not being fraudulent is in really big trouble. mr. ware: i'm not certain about that. mr. luetkemeyer: past due or liquid weighings means they have problems there. not only fraudulent problems

well, it is possible that waring and — men? well, it is possible that waring and chapman - men? chapman could try to get their sentences reduced. they can lodge an appeal with the court of appeal. i think it is a fairly unlikely that they are going to succeed with that. the court of appeal is normally pretty reluctant to interfere in sentences that have been very carefully assessed by the trial judge. been very carefully assessed by the trialjudge. and it is difficult to see they would have any ground really for arguing that these sentences are too harsh and there is some legal issue that their lawyers can determine that the judge has gone wrong. so i think they might have an attempt at that, highly likely they will, but i think doubtful whether they will succeed. there may also be an attempt to raise the sentence for connor chapman to a whole life tariff. it is possible the attorney general will look at that, but again, i think thejudge has will look at that, but again, i think the judge has weighed this very carefully, and 48 years as an exceptionally long minimum time. i want

stand—up, thomas waring.e years custody on count nine and four years custody on count ten to be served consecutively, total sentence of nine years. i impose a concurrent sentence of 12 months the section 49 offence, you will serve half of that sentence less than 90 days on remand, you can go down. 50 less than 90 days on remand, you can .0 down. ., less than 90 days on remand, you can no down. ., .,, ~ less than 90 days on remand, you can .0 down. . ., ~ g , . go down. so that was mrjustice goose there. — go down. so that was mrjustice goose there, concluding - go down. so that was mrjustice goose there, concluding the - goose there, concluding the sentencing hearing for connor chapman, 23 years old, and thomas waring, 20 years old, in the murder of 26—year—old elle edwards on christmas eve of last year, just moments before christmas day. she was shocked at the back of the head, dying instantly, when connor chapman shot into a group of six people outside the lighthouse pub on the wirral. and we havejust outsi

ware, thank you.ank you for being here today but appreciate your hard work and the integrity of that work. got a quick question for you here with regards to the chairman talked a little a minute ago that the $100,000 level of sba not going after those folks underneath that. are you going after that at all? are you identifying those folks yourself? >> yes. no, if they show up as a fraudulent actor u for office ty go through the same triage process as anything else in terms of our prioritization strategy. >> okay. they say didn't have internetmr cost effective to do the stick didn't have the manpower to do this. is it any thought to maybe hinges over to a collection agency? >> i would have to yield to the sba on this. our position audit in the ppp report on the same matter and coming with the eidl report is they have not done a sufficient study to determine whether or not it'sore auf cost-effective. >> well okay. so we need to go back to sba mss not here today to be able to ask that question. if you don

ware. and on behalf of those of us who led during the covid pandemic, we're grateful for, for your stewardship. thank you and i yield back. mr. williams: i now recognize the chairman of the select subcommittee on the coronavirus pandemic. mr. dr. wenstrup from the great state of ohio, for five minutes. mr. wenstrup: thank you and mr. ware, thank you so much for being here today and for your work, general williams. thank you for allowing me to wave on to the committee today to ask a few questions. i'm grateful for the work of this committee and, you know, we're trying to have the u.s. be prepared for the next time if there is a next time and to do better. and in this case, help small businesses if there is another pandemic in the future. as chairman of that committee as was mentioned, we're charged with investigating and finding solutions for any waste, fraud, or abuse with, you know, pandemic-era relief programs. and essentially throughout this, the broad task of the subcommittee, it's an a

ware for being here.ithout objection members have five legislative days to submit additional materials or any questions for the witness to the chair. asked the witness to respond promptly and if there's no further business without objection that committee isom adjourned. >> thank you very much. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations]

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several computers systems are down after a ransom ware attack. the federal officials have been alerted. nbc bay area's velena jones has the latest. >> we are in the early stage of assessing our systems. what systems need to be restarted. >> reporter: a sunday morning ransom ware attack has the city of hayward in the dark with officials choosing to take the city sites off line to prevent further damage. city phones and emergency dispatch and services are still up and running. most other online services are down if you need to pay a ticket, license fees, or other city services you have to do that in person. that appears to be an issue as well. kamar walker says she was told her parking ticket has to wait. >> my parking tickets that i need to take care of asap, i was hoping they'd accommodate the public a little based on this situation. >> reporter: the attack also means basic services like the city library system and public computers are now offline. according to the city spokesperson chuck finni investigators don't believe any personal information

connor chapman and his co—defendant waring who was— chapman and his co—defendant waring who was alsoncing now. the sentencing will be part— sentencing now. the sentencing will be part of— sentencing now. the sentencing will be part of the current pilot programme going on at the moment and will be _ programme going on at the moment and will be broadcast live on television, when we will hear the sentencing remarks ofjustice goose the judge, _ sentencing remarks ofjustice goose the judge, who has been going through— the judge, who has been going through this 3.5 week trial. the 'ury through this 3.5 week trial. the jury was— through this 3.5 week trial. the jury was only out first three and a half hours — jury was only out first three and a half hours of deliberation including their lunch, so it took very little time _ their lunch, so it took very little time. about half an hour ago, 40 minutes— time. about half an hour ago, 40 minutes ago, the jury came back to ask a _ minutes ago, the jury came back to ask a question about the co—defendant he was standing trial on lesser— co—defendant

six days later, on new year's eve, together with waring, you're returned to where the stolen mercedestify you, chapman, as the murderer. the background to these offences, as we have heard, lies in violent criminal gang rivalry between those are connected to the wooden church estate and others connected to the ford estate on the wirral. —— wood church. the violence included shootings during 2021 and 2022 and created very substantial concern to the people of merseyside. 0n the 23rd of december last year, one of your associates was attacked by jake duffy and ciaran salkeld. they were part of the ford estate gang and you decided on revenge when you heard of that, the carefully planned murder of both. you use the stolen mercedes a class car with false registration plates which you often used for your drug dealing. you disguised yourself with dark clothing, a mask, a hood, gloves. and was attacked by jake duffy and ciaran salkeld. they were part of the ford estate gang and you decided on revenge when you heard of that, the carefully planned murder of both. you use the stolen mercedes a clas

he was defendant, thomas waring.ry yesterday of possession of a prohibited firearm. and as well of assisting an offender. so as you say there, we're expecting the sentencing here at liverpool crown court today around 2 pm. so we'll be bringing you all the latest on that as we get it. >> and sophie elle edwards father, tim, he is now on a mission to stop gun violence on merseyside side, isn't he, because ellie's killing related to this violence between two rival gangs on either side of the m53 . the m53. >> absolutely. of course. gun crime is a well known issue in merseyside. just in august of last year, we saw the tragic killing of olivia pratt—korbel . killing of olivia pratt—korbel. earlier this year, thomas cashman went to prison, found guilty of her murder after shooting her through their front d00h shooting her through their front door. now now, just just months after that incident , we saw after that incident, we saw ellie edwards shot and killed outside a pub. there's been many , many well—publicised shooting

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i have been speaking tojessie ware, the english tsongas songwriter about just speaking tojessie ware, important sinead o'connor was to her. ijust remember nothing compares 2 u and just asking my dad to play it in the back of the car all the time and you saw that video and that performance. ijust think she was a trailblazer and will be sorely missed. elsewhere, annie lennox is amongst the many musicians to be paying tribute, describing sinead o'connor as fierce and fragile, bold and beautiful. ., ., ,., as fierce and fragile, bold and beautiful. ., ., ., ,, beautiful. colin paterson, thank ou. a man who shot dead a custody sergeant while handcuffed in a police cell in south london in 2020 has been sentenced to life imprisonment. louis de zoysa, was convicted of murdering sergeant matt rar—tanna of murdering sergeant matt ratana in a holding cell in croydon. he had claimed diminished responsibility but the judge said it was premeditated and he had gone to great lengths to conceal the weapon from officers. the "routine" housing of unaccompanied child asylum seekers in hotels is unlawful,

arctic monkeys, jessie ware and fred again are leading the shortlist.ptember. time for ten seconds of sea lion chaos. this is the moment sea lions were charging at people to chase them away on a beach in san diego. trust me, i'd have legged out of the quick time. that is my worst nightmare. you are all caught up now. see you later. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm marc edwards. here's what's coming up on our programme. australia agony, nigeria ecstasy. big shock at the world cup with the co—hosts facing early elimination. better news on the cricket, though — ashes advantage for australia, who edge the first day of the final test. a new runner in the race to sign rasmus. paris st germain hunting hojlund, submitting a take it or leave it bid for the atalanta star striker. hello and thanks for joining us on our show. we begin at the women's world cup, where the first major shock of the tournament has occurred. co—hosts australia, ranked 10th in the world, were considered competition dark horses, but now might not even get out of the group. that's after

this is a real sensation and an absolute exclusive next generation lancet wares, 53 for reasons of secrecys not even yet shown entirely designed for a group strike. to do this, instead of a catapult , a special launcher for several drones was developed, and imagine 20-30 such launchers that launch a whole swarm of lancets, from which it is simply impossible to hide for salvo fire. this is the main thing - ease of use, ease of use, which means complete independence from any means of counteraction. that's all. how will it be some kind of secure channel or will it not be at all? i wouldn't go into details. yes, but in general , it will be practically impossible to fight with him in the concept of the citric war network when the swarm of komikaze drones is combined by a neural network into a single squad. for example, if one drone finds a group target. they already know everyone else and don't just know, each would choose the right target for his individual ammunition. this technology has already been tested on the previous generation of lancelets. we have already conducted a series of combat

motivated by this great work that the mother and wife of the family does, but the path is the sanitary ware and toys that are related to the private sphere of people. there is a spinal cord injury in our area in the country, we don't have nursing care. every person who is sick for any reason , we receive nursing care from the welfare organization. the instructions of the first deputy of the honorable minister of cooperation said that through the welfare organization, the issue is the insurance premium for mothers who have a lifetime . they are trying and punishing and following up. in fact, it is in its own process. we have to try, god willing, i will do it, but regarding sanitary items, one thousand billion tomans to the previous number and the budget plan of the organization in the field of supply of sanitary supplies of the organization of the country's budget plan, which it has really been added, god willing, we are witnessing a special way to pay attention to these families in the welfare organization, and we are really grateful for the special kindness of these mothers in our country.

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connor and thomas, is a connor chapman, only 23, thomas waring was 20 years old, these are such youngeir teens. what is the driving force to enter the gang culture? what is it, drugs, gambling, extortion? h0??? gang culture? what is it, drugs, gambling, extortion?— gang culture? what is it, drugs, gambling, extortion? how does it work? yes. _ gambling, extortion? how does it work? yes. it— gambling, extortion? how does it work? yes, it is— gambling, extortion? how does it work? yes, it is pretty _ gambling, extortion? how does it work? yes, it is pretty much - work? yes, it is pretty much a little like the short answer is pretty much a lot of that is associated with the sort of drugs trade. ten years ago, we had not heard of the phrase the county lines. again, underthe heard of the phrase the county lines. again, under the government's ten year strategy published around the same time as that document, they identified that the county lines, as we call it is a specific issue. in fairness to the government, they have had some funding in relation to county lines. merseyside is one of thos

meanwhile donnalin says he doubts the system will be repaired any time soon noting the city ransom ware attack this year that took months to recover from. >> oakland cops have no confidence in the folks who are supposed to be fixing the system. >> reporter: the city is urging residents to not call 911 unless it is an emergency. if you get a busy signal they are asking you call back. meanwhile there is no estimate on when the system might be restored. in oakland, velena jones, nbc bay area news. >> in a 911 emergency seconds save lives but in some parts of the bay area it will likely take a full minute before you even talk to a dispatcher. our investigative unit analyzed state wide data and found oakland and chp golden gate division have the worst answering times in california. in oakland the average time is 54 seconds. the chp division based in vallejo tops the list at 56 seconds. the state standard is 15 seconds. while the chp says its long day is a result of staffing shortages our investigative reporter found oakland's problem is far more complex. on top of hiring issues and record nu

. >>> the city of hayward plans to declare a state of emergency in the what wake of a ransom ware attackckers broke into hayward's computer systems and networks. the website was backed up by tuesday, but city says it's still recovering from that cyberattack and tonight city council plans to declare a local emergency. it gives the city power to use resources. the meeting starts at 7:00. >>> the ftc is investigating the san francisco base maker of chatgpt for possible consumer harm. comes as artificial intelligence has become a hot issue in d.c. lawmakers want to know if new laws are needed to protect intellectual property and consumer data. they are asking openai to and other documents showing how it collects data and its potential to give inaccurate information to users. openai hasn't commented on this investigation. >> and openai based in the bay area. >>> jeff ranieri talking about the heat for a lot of people beginning tomorrow. >> it's going to slowly kind of move in as we head through friday. i think it's all about saturday and sunday for some of those hottest temperatures. look at

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. >>> the larget port in japan is back in business days after a ransom ware attack grinded operations to a halt. the port has been fighting to get its system back online since tuesday when hackers froze the computer system that handles the port's shipping containers. japanese media said the ransom war is called rock bit associated with a group of russian speaking hackers. the group has not claimed responsibility for the attack. cyber attacks like this have become more common. a similar attack hit taiwan last week. >>> first round of the women's u.s. open is under way with a lot of local talent is it possssible to prprotecty businessss from cybeber threa? itit is, with h comcast bubus. helping evevery connecected dedevice stay y protected.. yours.s. your e employees'.'. even.. susan?n? hehers, too. sasafe. securere. anand powered d by the next geneneration 1010g netw. with comomcast busininess, advd security i isn't just t possi. it's happepening. get t started h fafast sps and adadvanced securityty for $49.99a momonth for 1212 s plus ask h how to get up to o a $750 prepaiaid card witi

. >> reporter: this is the second ransom ware attack on an east bay city in six months. the city of oakland is being sued after a february attack led to hackers releasing and selling stolen personal data on the dark web. >> most of the cities don't have enough budget to make their systems properly secured. >> reporter: if the city finds personal information was compromised they plan to reach out to those individuals directly. in hayward, velena jones, nbc bay area news. >>> the man hunt is over. the murder suspect who escaped a hospital in roseville, yesterday, is in custody tonight. he was captured around noon today after an alert homeowner found him hiding out on a plot of land in rockland nearby in roseville. he had been missing since 3:00 a.m. yesterday when he managed to escape a deputy assigned to guard him at sutter roseville medical center. that is where he was being treated for an undisclosed medical condition. he was shackled at the legs and with chains at the time of his escape. >> through surveillance we were able to determine that he was able to defeat some

this is a real sensation and an absolute exclusive next lancet generation, wares, 53 because of privacys. it is not even yet shown entirely designed for a group strike. to do this, instead of a catapult , a special launcher for several drones was developed, and imagine 20-30 such launchers that launch a whole swarm of lancets, from which it is simply impossible to hide. here is an individual launch container. at the same time, it is still flying out of the content, spreads its wings and goes to the target from such containers , you can easily build a combination for salvo fire. that's what the main thing is the simplicity of the application, just this application, which means complete practically independence from any means of counteraction. that's all. that is, he will have some kind of secure channel or he will not be at all. well, i wouldn't go into details, yes, but in general, it will be almost impossible to fight a new lancet with him. it should be the first time the war is when the swarm of kamikaze drones is combined by a neural network into a single squad. for example, if one d

his co—accused thomas waring was also sentenced today to nine years in prison for possession of a prohibitedmed up chapman's actions — in his sentencing remarks: what you did, connor chapman, to those six victims was as wicked as it was shocking. you murdered elle edwards, bringing an end to her young life. you attempted to murder jake duffy and kieran salkeld, causing them very serious injuries. you wounded both harry loughran and liam carr and you caused injury to nicholas speed. how did you do that? you obtained a submachine gun loaded with 12 bullets and prepared yourself to fire all of them at close range at six of them. your intention was to murder jake duffy and kieran salkeld, but you didn't care who else would be killed. that's why you fired all of the bullets at the group. i'm satisfied that you are a highly dangerous man. elle edwards father spoke after the sentencing and thanked the police. the amount of people involved in this investigation from day one has been remarkable, they did not give up. they were relentless in achieving the goal, which was to get justice for elle edward

binok museum is visiting, the exhibition of the master from lyuban viktor silvanovich, it presents eco-ware from birch bark among the most valuable rarities of the institution, a chest from the beginning of the 20th century with a pattern characteristic of the vileika region and a cross, on which more than 100 years old loom is in working condition. further review from the party news new information on the air at 13:00 see you. alexandra sosnovich and lidiya morozova reached the quarterfinals of the wee tv doubles tournament in warsaw, the belarusian duo, defeated japanese, neohebino and georgian oksana kalashnikova in straight sets 6:175 duel, lasted 72 minutes, the next rivals of our girls will become the winner, the confrontation. volkov scopiter abduraimova breydzh, i am also a cosnovich today. the singles performance of the meeting against karolina muchova with the czech republic will also start . beat the russian valeria savinykh 4.6 6 4 6 2 gave our athlete. the battle is expected by the centurion of france, jessica panchet, four sets of medals will be played in the first competitive

pakistan just had its court today in which they urged afghanistan to take care of the terrorist act wares which are coming and doing activities in pakistan and this is the second time the pakistan military has openly told them to take action otherwise they are going to take some action against them. your comments about that? mr. miller: i don't have any comments specifically on that but we have made very clear we believe the taliban has the responsibility to prevent the -- afghanistan from being used as a safe haven for launching terrorist attacks. reporter: my second question is about president mufti and the u.a.e. president had meet, they decided to do their trade of over $8 billion and change it into their local currencies. we are seeing a big twist in the dollarization value over there is the u.s. paying attention to that or taking any steps? mr. miller: we are but i don't have any comment on it. reporter: question on the pakistan-israeli issue. "peace now" reports that since the beginning of january, something like 15,000 new housing settlement units, sounds like a broken record, but

being warned to take precautions and made in palestine vendors and the occupied west bank sell their wares under is really restrictions the at least for civilians have been killed in a drone attack. and the suit in the city of under them on the health ministry says that the rapids support forces target to the hospital with the conflict now. and it's 4th month, un officials of calls and doubling efforts to ensure the fighting one spiral into a civil war. at least a 100000 people and fled to neighboring countries. those have gone to chad from the western region of dar for had been speaking about what they experienced as they escaped the regional capital, l janina refugees and witnesses. a gunmen and k are killing and torturing civilians and leaving piles of burned bodies behind. the parent, military rapids support forces has denied targeting civilians. the optimum, my team on kind of to get i was among a group of 37 people, ordered by the militias, is specifically the rapid support forces to cover the bodies. i know of 6 similar groups in the city we were given. i run hooks with which we dru

to sell people trafficking wares and business on there.y that this is the chinese up to no good. i actually wouldn't be surprised if they're saying, oh, let's turn a blind eye sort of turn a blind eye to that sort of thing. i know that sounds thing. and i know that sounds a bit conspiratorial, but i really do believe that tiktok is ultimately trying to ruin the west because china would ultimately be the beneficiaries of the west going mad on all of these issues. >> i mean, it certainly is nuts, the content. you can find on there. steven on tiktok is very divisive . you have tiktok divisive. you have tiktok accounts that are basically encouraging and glorifying child transitioning. you have two different genders. you have accounts that are, well, just very nasty. and it it's not a great conspiracy to say that this is actually something to attack the west with. >> i generally don't. i genuinely don't know about it. >> i thought tiktok was all about smirking cats doing funny things. >> it started out that way. but as all these things, they be

here in the old explosion is the thing is not quite as heavy as the ware yesterday, but certainly the, the operation seems to be sustaining. we are told that there was a, a tear gas attack on the run the hotel at the hospital on monday. but there was a much more severe one just in the last few hours and we're getting pictures of that circulating on social media. it looks like there was a bully of more than a dozen tier gas canisters fired towards the hospital and find you can still smell the tear gas in the year and we are still some distance away. so that gives you an idea of just how heavy that the rise was. a hi mas which controls guys, it says, all options are open is well, continues the assault thousands of palestinians matched in the gaza strip on monday night to protest against the offensive avenue synagogues president mackie cell has announced that he will not seek a 3rd chance in next year's elections opposition lead the opposition late head cold, 5th straight protests if cell ran for office again, at least 16 people were killed during anti government protests last month. chi

among those being nominated are singer songwriterjessie ware, the arctic monkeys, and the ezra collectivera collective on the mercury list. what does it mean to you? we're very, very grateful. we're gratefuljust for a whole host of reasons. you know, so many people were involved in this record. and it's such a beautiful way to celebrate everyone. so grateful to be alongside such a beautiful list of people. and every year on the mercury prize, there's normally the jazz album, but this feels different because this album went top 30. you've got big names on there, kd radical. you've got emily sande. this isn't the token jazz album, is it? do you know what? i'm really grateful you said that. i don't feel like we're a token jazz band, and i don't i've never seen jazz as a token artist kind of thing. i feel like even pastjazz musicians that have been nominated for this amazing award, like nirbhaya garcia, like sons of kemet, i never really saw them as token. so for me, music's music and i'm just glad and really grateful to be amongst such great music. for people who don't know what is happening

among those nominated are jessie ware, the arctic monkeys and the jazz quintet the ezra collective. 0urat does it mean to you? we're very, very grateful. we're gratefuljust for a whole host of reasons. you know, so many people were involved in this record. and it's such a beautiful way to celebrate everyone. so grateful to be alongside such a beautiful list of people. and every year on the mercury prize, there's normally the jazz album, but this feels different because this album went top 30. you've got big names on there, kd radical. you've got emily sande. this isn't the token jazz album, is it? do you know what? i'm really grateful you said that. i don't feel like we're a token jazz band, and i don't i've never seen jazz as a token artist kind of thing. i feel like even pastjazz musicians that have been nominated for this amazing award, like nirbhaya garcia, like sons of kemet, i never really saw them as token. so for me, music's music and i'm just glad and really grateful to be amongst such great music. for people who don't know what is happening in londonjazz scene in the moment. m

very heart, as well as being a brilliant storyteller, knew that stories and the stories that he told ware were about the lives of real people. this is particularly the case in africa. i remember being at a party with him once, and somebody was — not long after the rwanda genocide, and i covered the genocide and george had been there for the massive, he was there during the genocide but also the massive exodus of refugees into what was then zaire. somebody at this party in our company made the remark, "oh, well, that's africa, baby." and george, he wasn't the kind of person who would ever turn on somebody in an angry way, but he said, "no, i'm sorry, that's wrong." he said, "that is not africa." he said, "africa is many things. "and many positive things and many good things "and many struggling things," and that is what he conveyed so wonderfully in his journalism. attribute to one of the bbc�*s most respected journalists, george alagiah who has died at the age of 67. protests are continuing in israel after parliament approved a key part of a judicial reform plan that has divided the natio

. planned it of thomas waring's. home i'm satisfied that you asked waring to look after the gun and that you asked him to help to destroy the stolen mercedes . six days later , as the mercedes. six days later, as the jury mercedes. six days later, as the jury had found you , waring knew jury had found you, waring knew that chapman had carried out the shooting and that he had murdered elle edwards. when you agreed to help in the disposing of the car, you also knew that the police wanted to arrest chapman on the murder of elle edwards has caused profound and permanent grief to her family and a great shock to the entire community. she was a very much loved young woman in her prime, killed by you, chapman when you were prepared to kill anyone in your determined passion for gang revenge , this court has heard revenge, this court has heard exceptionally moving statements from elle edwards family by her father, a brother , a grandmother father, a brother, a grandmother and they will never be able to come to terms with what

chapman, 23, was found guilty following a trial at liverpool crown court, his co—accused, thomas waring in prison for possessing a prohibited weapon and assisting an offender. well, let's hear now the judge mrjustice gu is summing up chapman's actions in his sentencing remarks. ~ ., , ., chapman's actions in his sentencing remarks. ~ ., ., ., remarks. what you did, connor chapman. _ remarks. what you did, connor chapman. to — remarks. what you did, connor chapman, to those _ remarks. what you did, connor chapman, to those six - remarks. what you did, connor chapman, to those six victims | remarks. what you did, connor. chapman, to those six victims was remarks. what you did, connor- chapman, to those six victims was as wicked as it was shocking. you murdered elle edwards, bringing an end to her young life, you attempted to murderjake duffy and kieran salkeld, causing them very serious injuries, you wounded both liam carr and harry loughran and caused injury to nicholas speed, you obtained a submachine gun loaded with 12 bullets, prepared yourself to fire all of them at close range at si

the american people don't ware what flight of stairs he goes up on air force one.merican people care about the crime, the border, the high prices and the fact this guy is taking bribes and the entire federal bureaucracy is covering it up. that's what people care about. >> these democrats are so threatened by free speech that they don't even want to give rfk an opportunity to come out and speak at a censorship hearing. it shows how afraid they are of someone who goes against their ideology. >> it's also just an indictment of their broader thoughts on free speech and just giving someone the ability to say what they want to and making a better argument about why it's wrong. they have gone from liberal philosophy to leftist philosophy that includes censorship. it's not just with rfk. we saw this throughout covid. if you talk about haafghanistan the administration would try to get some of that stuff taken down. they want censorship. it was really interesting yesterday during the hearing when democratic congressman jerry connelly said rfk brings shame onto the kennedy na

ups handles business freight and have wdemarcus ware houses in kentucky.up in the supply chain. what i understand from industry, has not been a big shift from ups customers going to competitors, such as federal express and other start-ups such as speed-ex and companies of digital-type delivery like uber eats and door dash. a lot of people in the market. >> carley: absolutely, got to leave it there, we appreciate you. todd. >> todd: house speaker kevin mccarthy says republicans could launch impeachment inquiry into biden based on the latest biden family investigation. >> carley: steve doocy will look at what is coming up. >> steve: 9 minutes and 30 seconds on "fox and friends," hunter biden scandals continue, including million dollar art being sold to a democratic donor. and white house tries to spin the involvement. wait until you hear the latest from the press room. plus, "sound of freedom" is soaring and today we have that song featured on "fox and friends." we are having a career fair on fox square featuring businesses committed to helping our heroes to

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i talk about the resilience here, but as i said, you can see it waring them down. some have left.who are staying say they can't take much more. >> i only have 30 seconds left, but do you note a sense of abandonment from the west? i sense some fatigue from what i have been reading. >> yeah, people are saying here words of condemnation or words of support welcome, but what's really needed here are patriot missile systems. you can see how that has helped kyiv spring back to life. it has protective skies. that's what odesa needs for people to come back and feel protected. >> and we will leave it there for now. stay safe. we'll continue to check in with you. >> thank you, paula. >>> now we want to talk more cultural heritage. we learned that ukraine is moving its official holiday to december 25th. that's the christmas holiday. now this is a break from the russian orthodox church, which celebrates in early january. the legislation was submitted to parliament and signed by volodymyr zelenskyy on friday. parliament's website says the idea is, quote, to abandon the russian heritage of impo

orders for the first batch of unsold shoes from kanye west's yeezy line the sale could help the sports ware company from having to take a big writedown on the remaining stock. >> giving the stock a boost. it is outperforming nike. >> i didn't expect that to happen here we go. >> a lot of question about adidas after the whole yeezy. >> exactly. >>> this morning taking a look at shares of chevron moving higher in the premarket the second quarter results announcing a leadership shakeup. pippa stevens is here with conversation from ceo mike wirth. >> yesterday's announcement took wall street by surprise. starting here with the numbers the company posting a profit of $6 billion during q2 ahead of analyst estimates but that is more than 40% below last year's record after a decline in oil and gas prices still, ceo mike wirth telling me it was another really strong quarter and that the company is built to be strong in any price environment. he added they can cover the dividend and capital spending at a price below 50 bucks and said while prices are lower today than a year ago, they're still much hi

those vessels built for privateering were as merchant men, these ships now played part in transporting waresto distant ports. proudly flying the new nations. the men who owned financed privateers as well as those who had chosen to fight for their country on the decks of these vessels looked back on their accomplishments with pride, and wondered, as all americans, what the future would bring for themselves and their new country. now i have my website here, and the reason i listed is because there are a number of things that might be of interest if in fact have any interest in this book or any of my other books. if you go to eric jay dolin dot com, you can read the to all 15 of the books that i have written. so you can get a sense of whether you might be interested reading them. the entire book, it also lists all of places where i am speaking. i got another 30 or so talks this summer and most of them are in person in new england, but as far afield as and mississippi. so please take a look at the website. if you want more information on me and my books and, i just want to reiterate that part. o

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until they face consequences, the ex-president's family is still out there peddling their wares, includingest maga son don jr., seen here wondering "how come the airplane doesn't have to flap?" [laughter] don jr.'s latest business venture is an homage to his dad. he's been promoting good ranchers, a maga-friendly mail-order meat company. he put his endorsement on intagram. uh, sorry. [laughs] no, no. what is intagram? "did you put that up on the intagram? you get that on the titter? on the intagram? put it up on the intagram. some delicious... andouille sausage in your intagram. mix it up. heya highya heya." he put his endorsement on instagram, the tv of your phone. >> guys, if you haven't heard about good ranchers before, you need to. they're one of the only companies out there delivering 100% american meat to your door 100% of the time. >> stephen: 100% of the time, there will be meat at your door. every time you open it, boom. more meat. like it or not. there's meat there. you're gonna have to walk over the meat every time you open your door. that sounds less like a delivery and more li

their wares when it comes to things like football matches or not?f i've got time, i want to squeeze another extra in that i tonight. a counsellor. i saw tonight. a counsellor. he's man . he tweeted he's a religious man. he tweeted out that basically pride , you out that basically pride, you know, the gay celebration. it's a sin and not a virtue. he's lost his whip. he's been cancelled in various places. our religious views incompatible with public life or not, we want it all to come with alex dean and peter hitchens. but before we do that, let's get ourselves up to speed, shall we? with tonight's latest headlines as. thank you very much, michelle. >> i'm rory smith in the gb newsroom. the prime minister wants to put an end to universal has taken advantage of people with courses . the with low quality courses. the government plans to impose limits on courses that have high drop out rates or a low proportion of graduates getting a professional job. rob rishi sunak says the key message is you don't have to go to university to succeed in life. well, spe

and already forcing hundreds of delays and cancellations according to flight ware more than 11,000 wereancelled on sunday. >>> extremely hot air is what's behind the swelters conditioning in the western u.s. look at all of the places under a heat warning or advisory as the start of a new work begins. here's cnn's meteorologist brandon miller to tell us whether there's any relief in sight. >>> so the question everyone wants to know is when will the heat wave in the u.s. southwest break. and the answer is no time soon. these above average temperatures, we put this into motion, going through the work week, monday, tuesday, wednesday into thursday, they really just expand. the high pressure that's been here over the four corners region, near nevada jut sort of drifts a little bit but that heat dome stays massive. and it blocks any of these winds and rain that can cool things off. and things are going to stay 10, 15 degrees above average. that's fahrenheit. above average, for the next at least week. and we're talking the hottest times of the year. association it's take your hottest time of t

that level of shelling or that kind of constant sniping, hundreds of shells falling a day, but it waresent. he wants to weaken them. he wants to weaken their resolve. 16 months into the conflict people are really tired. they want normality again. they want a normal life. and yet they have to take their kids to a shelter every single night. this is really hard. and yet, you know, as you know, the ukrainians are extraordinarily resistant, tough and strong, but it is a difficult way to live when your life is completely broken in half. and this is vladimir putin's intent. >> when you're doing this work, do you think of yourself as a journalist? or do you think of yourself as an activist? >> i think of myself more now as a war crimes investigator and an activist, but at my core, how could i ever escape being a journalist. it's what i did for 32 years. but essentially, we do the same thing. as a journalist i always worked on human rights and war crimes. that was my beat. so i am still looking for the same kind of patterns, but now i'm just looking at it in a much more legal way. for instance,