come, often tend slicing recent weeks in the northern town of monsieur, between the army and the white army militia, loyal to charles will be there on media reports. the army has also been deployed around the shop residents, president kear, and his deputy, a long time rivals leading a unity government since the year of 2020 some allies. fee of this escalation could unravel the fragile peace till the end of the countries 5 years. several is now one of the major problems facing the chinese government of this week's national people's congress is the real estate sector, the building boom, which for so long fueled rapid growth has stuff during the economic slowdown, leaving developers crippled by debt. investors empty handed, tony chang reports now from young, cool, and northeastern china. delegates assemble in the great hold of the people. i'm one of the biggest challenges the property market. but china is premier said, the problem is under control. fact you finish for years were made to stem the downturn and the restore stability in the real estate market. where you reduce the interest rates f

intense fundraising and recent weeks and the northern town of miss, sir, between the all me, i'm the white army militia loyal too much. all our media reports fioma has also been deployed around massages, residence, residence out of kia and his deputy, a long time levels leading a unity government since 2020, as one of the major problems facing the chinese government. this weeks national people's congress is the real estate sex to the building day in which for so long fueled rapid growth stuff. it's during the economic slowdown, leaving developers crippled by debt and invest is empty handed. tiny chang reports, delegates assembled in the great hold of the people. i'm one of the biggest challenges the property market. but china is premier said, the problem is under control. talk to you from 1st were made to stem the downturn and the restore stability in the real estate market. we reduce the interest rates for housing, lowes, and the ratios of don payments with the promise of tax cuts and lower interest rates help. it's too late for investors. the grand river side they in northeast in china, the l

the government has said that we have the charge is to monte at the white army big. the chart hasn't spoken publicly . yes, but his associates have denied it. so this is what led to those apparently led to those arrests in cuba. not from sage coals from the regional glove. we got as well as the u. k. the us and the european union to coal solicitation calls costs tennessee's. so is there a fear then the the piece still could unravel because of this and there could be a return to civil more certainly occurring consent of that now. well, michelle's forces, or the various forces loyal to me, which are certainly not in nearly as militarily a strong position as they were. 12 years ago when the civil war erupt said, uh, the 2018 piece dale said that those forces should be incorporated into the army. now that process has stools. so there are many groups of slices in different parts of the country that could pose a risk. there also tensions within the government's forces and this is all in a, in a context where the last, yeah, many soldiers and civil 7 say they haven't been p

many of the jobs forces forces that, well, there's a allied with him like the whites on me meant to be incorporated into the army trained, enrolled on the formal control that plan has sold. so there was still significant numbers of fighters in various parts of the country who could, if, if tensions that are up 10 against the government sources. but the situation is different this time around as far as the governance forces in particular, the presidential god a much more heavy um now then that the series having spent the last 2 years as significant be increasing their weaponry and trading. okay, thanks so much and welcome to come with for us in nairobi as far as any is top cold has temporarily suspended a series of controversial assigned by both need and so of later with our daughter this week, the bills spend both need and police and judiciary from the autonomous republic, a subscript region earlier, dolock said hill ignore court summons as he's investigated for allegedly, undermining the countries constitution. bosnia and herzegovina is made up of 2 separate entities. the federation of bosnia and herzegovina, a

through our reporting, we also know that days later, the white house directed the u.s. armys to release more than 5.6 billion gallons of water through two separate dams in the san joaquin valley, which could have flooded downstream communities and endangered lives and properties. ultimately, 2.2 billion gallons flowed out of the two dams into a dry lake bed before panicked local water managers and republican and democratic lawmakers beseeched the army corps to shut it down. for context, that's enough water to irrigate 6000 acres of thirsty almond crops for an entire year. we sent the white house, doge, and federal agencies a detailed list of questions, including who paid for flights for the two doge agents to go to california. they did not answer our questions. elon nelson, thank you. meanwhile, scandals are prevalent in every american aspect of american life. excuse me. cnn anchor jake tapper revisits some of the most unbelievable and devastating controversies of the modern era and the second season of the cnn original series, united states of scandal. this week's episode f

through our reporting, we also know that days later, the white house directed the u.s. army corps to release more than 5.6 billion gallons of water through two separate dams in the san joaquin valley, which could have flooded downstream communities and endangered lives and properties. ultimately, 2.2 billion gallons flowed out of the two dams into a dry lake bed before panicked local water managers and republican and democratic lawmakers beseeched the army corps to shut it down. for context, that's enough water to irrigate 6000 acres of thirsty almond crops for an entire year. we sent the white house, doge, and federal agencies a detailed list of questions, including who paid for flights for the two doge agents to go to california. they did not answer our questions. >> all right, ella nilsen with that incredible reporting. thank you. all right. still ahead, u.s. secretary of state marco rubio heads to saudi arabia tomorrow to meet with ukrainian officials about ending the more expensive to rebuild homes in california after those devastating wildfires and hundreds gather in s

taking command of an african-american regiment would likely read lead criticism within the army if not the wider white community, if not even ostracism. but he was even more concerned about his own abilities. he did not believe he had the skills and the maturity to command a regiment, white or black. but he agreed. and when he agreed, he jumped to ranks to the rank of colonel. now, different from slightly different, i'll say, from the portrayal of shaw in the film glory by matthew broderick, shaw was not quite the timid officer that matthew broderick portrays. most accounts are. shaw was fair. he was firm, and as i think is portrayed in the film, he was absolutely committed getting his men prepared for the fight that he expected to come, that he in his heart would come at point. the men in the 54th were equally committed, if not even more so. the film i think depicts many of the challenges that they went to volunteer then serve. the lack of weapons is one example to months for them to be issued weapons. but when sergeant african-americans in the regiment when asked about this he said we had been to th

white house. rachel. thank you. we turn tonight to two active duty soldiers and an army veteran now under arrest tonight, accused in an alleged plot to sell u.s. military secrets to china. and authorities say they have video. here's pierre thomas. >> the fbi claims this surveillance photograph shows an active duty army soldier secretly using his phone to take pictures of sensitive military information, with the goal of sending it to china. tonight, jin zhao is accused, along with another active duty soldier at a military base in washington state and an army veteran of engaging in a conspiracy to betray their country and profit from selling secrets to the people's republic of china. >> the information that that is at risk here is information that identifies the united states military's capabilities, plans and intentions. >> the fbi suspects the men pilfered an encrypted military computer, 20 hard drives, some classified as secret and top secret, and shared details about u.s. armored vehicles and a sophisticated long range missile system known as himars, now being used in ukraine. the men who were arrested thursday r

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the armies drive for mobile soldiers may have just got more urgent of to what's happened at the white house. right now you live on tv, what's being described as a historical and unprecedented diplomatic dis, austin, between president the modem is a landscape. excuse us counterparts. donald trump propaganda, vice president j. d vance disagreed so serious that he could determine who wins this role and influenced the shaping of a very different new transatlantic relationship world between you are the u. s. ukrainians are shocked by what they sold familiar protocol. if they provoked a president, i didn't vote for as an escape, but now for me, he is a here of the building close by to this market was hit by russian missile i last month's hundreds of russian drove. and a missile attacks of carried out deep into ukraine every week. the menu crate in say their leader was being forced, bribed even by trump's roast minerals deal. and there's relief, zalinski didn't sign it because of what he says was a lack of us security guarantees. but there is concern over your ability to help me know that ev

army. no last week in the town of nasa. uh, its uh, a group known as the white telling me that the government blames for taking over the town. then the following day. a gas and of the government forces is used to come under the garrison a general who was encircled, and it was the un infatuation 5. then using heavy cops as it was meant to take payment as men out on friday. and so a $55.00 broke out killing the general, a dozens of these soldiers is the latest. a major escalation, these great tensions between those on 32 presidents out of kia and those i lied with vice president. we had much shaw is long time rival. okay. thank you so much milk and, and nothing with for us there in nairobi to let, in the democratic republic of congo for one defact in 23 variables are advancing towards the strategic town of while a cali. it's the last major mining area being held by government forces in north cape of province. in recent weeks, the in 23 camp should gone by the provincial capital of north keeper. and because of the main city in south cape of province, that hundreds

now the trump white house nabbed terrorists that helped terrorist bomb and kill 13 u.s. soldiers in afghanistan u.s. army veteran jim hanson here to react to the details. plus this story for you. >> commitment to protecting allures tent-like structures of the city of chicago, no matter where you come from or how long you've lived here. >> we're not changing how we run the city if we don't think that's the problem facing the country. >> i will never back down from a opportunity to defend boston, to defend our residents. liz: that was sanctuary city mayors being criticized for recklessness, negligence, incompetence and invited illegal aliens to u.s. cities and now their feet were held to the fire today on capitol hill as criminals poured in. people were killed, assaulted and robbed. we'll have all the action that went down today but first this -- >> i'm not just maga. i'm dark gothic maga. liz: elon musk meeting with lawmakers and talking about doge and look for cuts on capitol hill and the latest on what went down. democrats are pushing to get rid of doge even as it's stopping and finding waste, fraud and

army has ever created. there were really hard days. david: what did you do when you came back? gov. moore: i did a white house fellowship.t of it was my deputy brigade commander was also a former white house fellow. david: after you finish the white house fellowship, what did you do? gov. moore: i went to citi. i spent close to five years working for citi doing investment banking, m&a and also doing technology. david: you did that a number of years and then organization came along called robin hood and they said we want you to head it up. what is robin hood and why did you take the job? gov. moore: it's one of the nation's largest poverty fighting organizations. it started over 30 years ago and it started with an initial idea of saying what if you could take analytics and data, the same way we take analytics and data when we are making trading decisions and we are buying companies, and put that toward the poverty fight? david: after four years at robin hood, you decide to run for governor of maryland never having run for anything else before. did you think you had a chance? gov. moore: the data didn't show i had a chance

army general on board was killed. he was the commander of a nearby garrison which is over run by fights is from the whites tommy code into the government on tuesday this week after they took over the town of nessa on monday, at the government of solver kid president, solver key has accused his rivalry mature off of ordering this offensive on the town and on the garrison. the white telling me did fight alongside with charles policies in the 5 year civil war that ended in suite 2018 as a regular child's associates have denied that they all pined this, but part of what it pays to now be rapidly escalating attentions between a salva kia and his full season rick, but jar, and his forces on the allies following those arrests and detentions that you mentioned, you know, can we, does it to leave the pay scale? i mean, just put it under considerable amounts of strain and, and i guess just the widest sense of security and safety. the, the, the piece to sign in 2018 provided a power sharing basis for government solver kit, remain president direct, which is the 1st vice president's. i'm on a 5 vice presidents and in different positi

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army has ever created. and there were really hard days. david: so what did you do when you came back? gov. moore: i actually did a whitese fellowship, and part of it was my deputy brigade commander was also a former white house fellow. david: after that, what did you do? gov. moore: i went to citibank at that point. i spent close to five years working for citibank doing investment banking, and also doing technology. >> and then an organization came along called robinhood. what is robinhood and why did you take that job? david: it's one of the nation's largest poverty fighting organizations. it started over 30 years ago and it started with the initial idea of saying what if you could take analytics and data the same way we take analytics and data when we are making trading decisions, buying companies, and put that for the poverty fight. david: after four years of robinhood, you decide to run for governor of maryland, never having run for anything else before. did you think you had a chance? david:david: the data did not show i had a chance. i was pulling at 1%. literally, i'm not voting is pulling higher than wes moore.

. >> white house correspondent garrett hake and lieutenant general mark. >> hartman. >> former commander of the u.s. armyope. so, garrett, the halting aid. this is just the latest in a flurry of pro-russia actions taken since trump. >> took office. >> the administration also paused cyber operations against russia, stopped efforts to seize the assets of oligarchs, halted efforts to combat secret influence campaigns inside the u.s. by russia and china. how is the administration explaining these reversals, and is there any meaningful pushback there in washington. >> on this. >> latest move? >> well, administration officials have said essentially that president biden tried it the other way. and what he got was three years of war. their argument here at the white house is that donald trump is trying to be, and this is my phrasing, essentially good cop here towards russia to try to lure them to the negotiating table to make the case that he's willing to be a partner with them on some kind of conversation to end the war, rather than simply digging in further, arming ukraine further, and the idea that there's so

at the white house, the president said russia is, as he put it, bombing the hell out of ukraine. he is threatening to respond with sanctions. >> john: and two u.s. armyunder arrest in washington state, suspected of trying to sell sensitive government information to buyers in china. charlie d'agata has the latest on that. >> reporter: this image is alleged to show active-duty army sergeant jian zhao taking photos of classified material. according to court documents, he told one of his coconspirators very sensitive document, super difficult to get. stationed at joint base lewis-mcchord in washington state, zhao stands accused of selling the materials to agents operating in china, including 20 hard drives, for which he was allegedly offered at least $10,000. another active-duty soldier and one former soldier were also charged. the classified material is said to include intelligence on high mobility artillery rocket systems, or himars, bradley and stryker fighting vehicles, and america's overall military readiness in the event of a conflict with china. it's a case that refle s a growing thre revealed in a cbs news investigation. china's online recruitmen

white house. john barry, the irish born of the us navy. during the american revolutionary war. thomas francis meagher, the leader of the irish brigade in the union army. during the american civil war. it was a dress and a dress in short, not of an american president, but of a self. i irish american. so let's listen in to jfk speaking to doyle air and see if you can pick up on this self-identifying as an irish american president, the ethnic the voluntary ethnicity of jfk in dublin in 1963. speaker by minister members the parliament. i am grateful for your welcome and for that your countrymen. 13th day of september, 1862 will be a day long remembered in american history at fredericksburg, maryland thousands of men fought and died on one of the bloodiest battlefields of the american war, one of the most brilliant stories that was written by a band, 1200 men who went into battle wearing, a green sprig in their hands. they bore proud heritage and a special courage given to those with long fought for the cause of freedom. i am referring, of course, to the irish brigade general robert e, the great military leader of the southern confederate forces, said of

making panicked calls to the white house opposing the cuts, and service members and those who treat them, they're speaking out at town halls. take a listen. >> i'm an armyd i became a. trauma therapist. >> to work specifically. >> with current military veterans and their family members. these reckless actions are. literally going to cause. service members and veterans their lives. for providers, it's going to impact our ability to continue to offer any kind of services and our practices will close. these senseless. >> cuts are hurting real people. >> it's shameful that we aren't supporting. >> the women and men who volunteer to. >> serve in the military, and it's shameful. >> that we are not providing the care they deserve. >> do you think shortchanging our veterans will be the issue where the administration finally faces strong opposition from its own party? >> i mean, it could be, but they've done so much just illegal stuff, alex. and yet the republican opposition has been almost silent. i mean, congress is not doing its job because republicans are in charge and they're all just scared of trump. they're just scared to stand up to trump and musk and do

army was, about how corrupt the nation is. the back half of that meeting ended up just being the kremlin, literally driving the message of the white. it is a sad day in america when we are getting closer and closer to russia, a brutal dictatorship, and we are getting further and further away from democratic allies. nobody in america wants that. people in america want that war to end, but they don't want it to end by handing the entirety of ukraine to russia and elevating elevating the power of a dictator in the kremlin. >> secretary of state marco rubio was there. he didn't participate in the conversation, but he was with the national security adviser when they asked zelenskyy to leave the white house after that blowup. and he has been very supportive of what happened in that meeting. you voted to approve his nomination to be secretary of state. you still think you made the right choice? >> no, it was a mistake. it was a mistake. i think a lot of us thought that marco rubio was going to stand up to donald trump on an issue like this, that when donald trump decided to align america with dictatorships again in order to make it easie

white house officials announced plans this week to cut over 70,000 jobs at the department of veterans affairs. veterans, of course, make up over 25% of the va's workforce. let's discuss with james stansell. he's an armyeran who was recently fired from his job as a supply technician at the va hospital in milwaukee. james, thank you for being with us. i want to ask you about this justification, the explanation that was cited in your termination letter, saying that your performance wasn't good enough. you say that you'd gotten multiple positive reviews before that yes, sir. >> i can read the statement. >> it says until the probationary period has been completed, a probationer has the burden to demonstrate why it is in the public interest for the government to finalize the appointment to the civil service for this particular individual. unfortunately, the agency finds that my performance has not met the burden to demonstrate that my further employment at the agency would be in the public interest. every single performance. >> review i have. >> says fully successful. sometimes pivotal, in a critical position. it's a fraudulent statement that they make. it's an illegal termination. >> help us understand th

ils sont accusés d'être liés à la white army, une milice rebelle impliquée dans la guerre civile de 2013nt les commanditaires de la disparition de mehdi ben barka, l'opposant marocain au roi hassan ii enlevé le 29 octobre 1965 à paris? depuis près de 60 ans, la raison d'etat pèse sur cette affaire digne d'un roman d'espionnage. pour en parler, david servenay, journaliste et auteur de la bd "ben barka, la disparition". les avocats camerounais sont dans leur 2e jour de grève. ils protestent contre les violences policières visant leur profession. depuis mercredi, plusieurs tribunaux de yaoundé sont déserts. ces dernières semaines, des vidéos ont circulé sur les réseaux sociaux montrant des agents de police exerçant des violences sur un avocat. les explications de notre correspondant à yaoundé, marcel amoko. - marcel amoko: la colère et le ras-le-bol des avocats camerounais, qui ont décidé de suspendre le port de la robe et la fréquentation des tribunaux sur toute l'étendue du territoire national, sont la conséquence de ce que le barreau considère comme des violences policières, qui se sont

now allen resents declarations as the united states army signal corps, white, silver stars, bronze stars, infantry badges, the heroes, bravery under fire far and beyond the line of duty. it's a great day for the strong of the army of death and bet if ever there was. i'd like of honor for conspicuous is awarded by general amen. well the entire 92nd division in parade formation the band of the 92nd baptism of you very marshal air. certainly was a great day. but there's no doubt that which has been battling the enemy with no. they are doing a great job and the one and we'll stay on the job until victory is our.