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, this is the live shot of the white house as that meeting continues on. this all comes as the president is weighing whether or not to join israel's military offensive on iran and a significant development in the last few hours here in the united states is that media reports here say that america is moving stealth bombers, be b-2s, to the island of guam. these are the only plans capable of delivering the bunker busting bombs that could destroy iran's underground nuclear facilities. a b-2 can carry two weapons known as massive ordnance penetrators, which way £30,000. -- at 30,000 pounds. if the us joins israel in its attack on iran. we do have more on that on the bbc news website, we are continuing to run a live pager is what you can see here with all of the updates including the latest on the hello, i'm katie razzall. and i'm ros atkins. this week on the media show, we'll look at how the international media has covered the conflict between israel and iran. and as netflix releases a new documentary about the grenfell tower fire in london, we speak to its di

biden is no longer in the white house and their either, the door in israel, the u.s. is not asking for talks. president trump is clear to talk with a radiant and try to make a solution, but they -- talks will have to be inspections anytime, anywhere and any place. >> it's great to see you, especially on this very serious occasion. you know the president well and his thinking when it comes to iran and these issues. he also know the american first movement well, can you talk about some of the intrigue we heard with accusations the president may be getting involved there despite iran's long 35 year on americans in the middle east and elsewhere and how it plays into his broader doctrine? >> i think this has been overblown. two things, iran is not getting a nuclear weapon against us and israel and our allies and potentially millions of people. chanting with passion, death to america regime orders from don't believe that's most iranians but some supporters want to kill us and president trump is not going to let them the bomb, but number two, president trump is not going to

cnn's alayna treene is live outside the white house with more details. alaina look, those stealth bombers have been moved. they we've been told not to see. that is an indication that any decision has been made yet. but these are just preparations. what are we expecting from this meeting tonight in the oval office? >> yeah. look, jessica, i think obviously it's notable that the president has continued to hold a national security meeting with his team. essentially every single day this week as he continues to monitor the situation between israel and iran, but also as he continues to weigh this decision of whether or not to involve the united states militarily and in a more offensive posture, and helping the israelis strike some of these nuclear facilities. now, in my conversations with white house officials, i have been told that the president's mindset remains that he is still trying to decide what to do here. he does would prefer, i should say, is what i'm being told from these white house officials, a diplomatic solution to this? however, of course, the

most honey in the vows. besides, the donald trump is meeting his national security team at the white house. the us president says he still considering whether the us military will join israel in attacking your, on your, on foreign minister has warrant washington not to get involved. all right, let's talk to heidi joe castro in washington. heidi, so we're seeing some significant us military movements and we know the president trump is meeting with the national security council. what more can you tell us? that's right. you know, there's been a lot of concern with this reporting as a b to stealth bombers. departing, missouri and an air force base there. and now apparently heading towards one where there is another u. s. military base. and the reason people are looking at this and trying to draw conclusions, is that this is the only aircraft in the world that is equipped with carrying those bunker, busting bombs. that the only the us possesses which could potentially be used in a strike against for d o n e ron. so as a certainly people are looking at this information and, and concerned about i

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in the book who is an advisor to the white house medical team, and he thinks whoever the white house physician is, that person should have to give the health report that is given annually for the president should have to give it under penalty of perjury. now, look, as we all know, no law congress passes would apply to the president. forget president trump. let's talk about future presidents. whoever the future presidents are, i think the american voter has a right to know every medication they are on, every test and the result of every test that they experience. you know, we have a very powerful executive branch. it is not this powerful in the u.k. it is not this powerful in australia. it is not this powerful in canada. therefore, i think we voters have a right to know. i think that is also part of the lesson of this book we have learned. host: from virginia, this is sarah, line for democrats. good morning. caller: good morning. i watch you on cnn, but right now i really don't like you. i think you are doing a disservice to joe, and also to the american people. when a you going to ex

meantime, the white house announced thursday that trump is giving himself two weeks to decide whether or not to join israel's unprovoked war against iran to eliminate its nuclear program. now, as he weighs the implications of possibly dragging the u.s. into war, nbc news reports that trump is relying on a small inner circle to make these decisions. he's also crowdsourcing it using an array of allies outside the white house and in his administration about whether they think iran should be struck, seemingly not included in that circle. defense secretary pete hegseth and director of national intelligence tulsi gabbard. and just yesterday, trump implied that his intelligence community is wrong about iran's nuclear capabilities. for the second time this week. take a listen. >> what intelligence do you have that iran is building a nuclear weapon? your intelligence community has said they have no evidence that they are at this point. >> well. >> then my intelligence community is wrong. who in the intelligence community said that. >> your director of national intelligence, tulsi gabbard. >> s

earlier this week, we saw trump's former top strategist, steve bannon, visiting the white house. he's been one of the major voices opposed to the u.s. getting involved. what are you learning? who is he listening to? is it people like steve bannon? is it others? what have you found? >> yeah. >> he's fielding a number of calls. >> he's he's been talking to lindsey graham, who is a big proponent for going forward and sort of finishing. >> iran, as. he has said. >> he has taken a call. >> from tucker carlson. according to the. >> president himself, who said that publicly. >> he sat down for. >> lunch with steve bannon earlier this week, which was notable. >> because just a few. >> hours later, he came out with that statement saying that they were going to give a maximum of two weeks to make a decision. and so he's really. >> fielding a whole. host of. >> calls from people within the republican party, not to mention his entire national security team who he's been meeting with almost daily over the past few days. >> it's really it's such an interesting time to jasmine to kind of watch

and the result of move on the way was the united states attack iran. donald trump, head of the white house to meet with is not secure with the news regular minutes and kills will massage. and how the stadiums and goes on subsidize, including 11 waiting to get desperately needed. the he's ready military says as low as to another wave of ex, strikes and iran targeting drones, storage sites and a weapons facility to her on size is attacked as well with so cool kamikaze o exploding drains. you and you can watch dog has confirmed as well struck a new t, a site in the central city of this 100 for the 2nd time in the past 9 days. what still get rough? l grossi says there's no danger of radiation from the attack. this is where the army says it's assassinated, senior come on to the slimy gray police regard. say it is already in the city of com as well, accuses him of helping pon how mass is october. 2023 attack and defense systems activated in the ronnie impulse city of la shot as well as expanded strikes to the nearby city of, of us. now these are pages from the attacks and the capital of iran, ma

fox news correspondent lucas tomlinson's life at the white house with the latest. >> good evening.a one has just landed on the south lawn president trump will be exiting shortly proceeding directly to the oval office wh worse meeting with national security team with a big decision to make. the commander-in-chief must decide whether or not to strike iran. >> is time to see whether or not people come to their senses i'm giving them a period of time and i would take two weeks will be the maximum. >> those b-2 stealth bombers should be near quam from launching from whiteman air force base missouri early this morning each b-2 can carry two fift15-ton bunker busting bombsu mention u.s. fighter jets those f-22's are in the middle east and can serve as escorts to the bombers should they be ordered to strike. the will arrive on station soon to join vincent f and i stress if president trump orders a strike on iran's uranium rich insights buried deeper underground south of tehran it might require more than one strike appears a former head of u.s. forces in the middle east discussing it. we do

i think everyone knows the trump administration in particular the white house, are keeping the cards very close to their chest. the two week reported window is a maximum two week window so there could be potentially be a decision or us action before that two weeks which i calculate correctly is right before the 4th of july holiday here in the united states. but also i think president wants this to be an element of surprise. if i had to read strategy into the some of the two week window if taken to the max gives the israelis time to defang their capabilities. i asked to that question that the national security meeting is about to get under way at the white house, of course, presumably around this movement of us assets. and presumably how best to maximise it both in terms of the public diplomacy and the posture of the united states and also the strategic communications of the united states, privately it would also say once the us has a set message or goal about this reinforced or hardened deterrent posture, that will kind of trickle all the way down to the actual military commanders in

fears of a wider war are growing among american officials as israel presses the white house to intervene in its conflict with iran. if the united states joins the israeli campaign and strikes fordow, a key nuclear facility, the iranian-backed militia will resume strikes in the red sea. forces in iraq and syria would probably try to attack u.s. bases there. other officials said in the event of an attack, iran would attack american warships in the persian gulf. commanders put american troops on high alert at military bases throughout the region, including in the united arab emirates, jordan, and saudi arabia. the united states has more than 40,000 troops deployed in the middle east. i met the father of an apache helicopter pilot currently deployed in syria yesterday. finally, from the article, two iranian officials have acknowledged that the country would attack u.s. bases in the middle east starting with those in iraq, if the united states joins israel's war. we stand tonight as close to the potential initiatings of a third war in the middle east, the united states against iran, as we hav

but it's the uh, the new jersey now hill getting on marine one that he'll go to the white house way . it will speak to the national security council in the coming hours and organization the is actually, he's been criticizing publicly, so that's going to be a very interesting meeting now. uh that meeting is that to take place in the next few hours like it's a very interesting given that he's actually been directed towards his criticizing tools to get, but he's director of national intelligence. and you can see the secret service that getting on board marine one as well. busy and let me think, well, keep an eye on the eyes of the meeting, takes place and a few hours. now, in addition to one getting a tax, israel has repeatedly cutoff into that and telecommunication services along the strip of correspondent, hunting the route as it goes and city and has this. so we just got to the connection back, the connection has been restored. dr. going offline for the past, the 3 hours in which we were not able to keep up with what's going on. but as soon as the connection is back, we have we found

they attended a reception in their honor at the white house. the president expanded on the theme of youth's responsibilities to the nation. at a gathering of delegates to the national rural patrick cooperative associations youth conference you have your obligation to your parents to your teachers to your principles but you also have a very strong compelling obligation to your country. if we are going to survive as a free nation if we're going to have the liberty and independence in the freedom that we want if we're going to have the opportunity. the prosperity the jobs and the housing and the beautification all the things that we like and that we want we're going to have to have first. qualified leaders and you can't find better talent to work on. than you young people who come from rural? this month the president followed through on a promise. he made to the nation's young people. in june, he sent to congress a message asking that the vote to 18 year olds. as part of her beautification campaign the first lady paid tribute to local projects tha

conflict enters a second week.pr president trump met with his national security team today ae thtee white house then he spoke with reporters after landing in new jersey where he doubled down on his two week deadline to come to the negotiating table.le >> we've been speaking to iran and we will see what happens. israel is doing well in terms of war and i think you would say that iran is doing less well.. at times you need toughness to make peace. i would say two weeks would be the maximum. >> kayleigh: peace through strength. president trump reminding supporters that iran is not there friend als. >> reporter: proxies would>> wage terror attacks against american targets abroad if youtc order military action? >> we are always concerned abou? that. we have to take them out and be strong. you are even i in danger talking tostro me right now, do you know that?in you are in danger talking to me righg rig nowt now.ki i should probably get out ofng here. but you guys are actually in danger.ig >> kayleigh:h: all of this comes as iranian negotiators have talked with european officials in geneva and israel

because we were working with americans, with state department, white house, president trump's team for months and months and months to make this happen. it was very, very hard work to push lukashenko for this release. and these people, they didn't know anything today. they were brought to their prisons' administration. they were put, you know, the masks or bags on their heads, handcuffed and brought to the border where americans took them, you know, and bring them to the safe side, to the european union. but this visit of kellogg, it basically forced lukashenko. maybe this visit of special envoy kellogg will not bring big change on the ukrainian russian front, will not bring much progress in peace talks, i am not naive here, but definitely it brought already very concrete result. we saved lives of 14 people. very briefly, franak, what is life in lithuania like for these people who oppose president lukashenko? what work can they do there? we are in exile. we want to return home. we understand that we are temporarily here. it's not always safe here because still there are kgb agents, the

. >> at the white house for a. >> meeting with his national security team. as the conflict. >> between israel and iran now enters its second week cnn crews on the ground in tehran capturing video of explosions over the skies of that city just a short time ago. and tonight, cnn has learned multiple u.s. b-2 bombers are headed west from whiteman air force base in missouri. this is president trump gives diplomatic efforts a, quote, maximum of two weeks as he considers military options as well. we have a team of reporters tracking the latest on all of this. i want to turn to alayna treene first, who is live at the white house, where president trump, as we mentioned, is expected back any moment now. what more do we know about today's meeting? and also these b-2 stealth bombers that are now headed west? >> yeah, we are. >> seeing jessica, the. >> president. >> do something he doesn't often do on weekends, returning home from his new jersey club. and really to come here and meet with his team in the situation room. as we're continuing to see the situation between i

so all of that will be up to discussion at the white house. and of course, he's given himself a self imposed 2 week deadline. maximum trump says to decide whether or not the watch wants to actively joined these attacks against iran hoodie. we were speaking earlier about the fact that there are no direct tools going on between washington and to her on right now. but all thoughts going on with the europeans and her own with the around in foreign minister who was actually taking part in those meetings . but with no direct tools between the us and the tire on a big as the question the who has the or 40 to try and trigger those attacks on iran from the us. is it congress? is it present donald trump? well, if you look at recent history, the us president does have the authority and has taken the authority to unilaterally call for military strikes on for and targets that's happened under presidents of both parties. but if you look at a strict interpretation of the us constitution, well it's congress that has the power to declare war. it hasn't done so

his former advisor, steve bannon, was seen at the white house this week.s been arguing against a us strike. how troublesome could this split be for trump politically? >> well, this is a big deal. >> the united states. >> at least. >> since world war two, has a very consistent record. >> of defending. >> our. >> allies. >> of supporting freedom, democracy and other values. >> that we share with. countries like. >> israel, like ukraine. but donald trump for about a decade. has been telling conservatives in this country that the united states. >> should not. >> get engaged in any foreign conflicts, that the united states should only focus on its own domestic interests. and now donald trump has a problem because he wants to intervene in iran. >> he thinks. >> apparently, that it's the right thing to do. but his base, his supporters, his own advisers are divided because. he has been promoting this isolationist current for some. >> years now, and. >> it's coming back to bite him. >> carlos on tuesday, staying with you for a minute, former fox news host tucker ca

white collar, blue-collar. i just don't know. we don't have a housew on that but this is going to be a very important question for some time. >> thank you. i was wondering if you could step back a little bit, chair powell. there is a spate of articles and a lot of op-ed's now in the newspapers saying that the u.s. economy in the global economy is going through this profound change. akin to the end of the bretton woods era in the 1970's. don't you owe the american people some sort of explanation for what we are going through? i noticed earlier this month when you talked about bretton woods a little bit and said the fed staff had to change how the dollar was impact in the economy. are we going through something like that now? are you having to change how you do monetary policy? is that fundamentally change underway? chair powell: it is certainly a time of real change. from a geopolitical standpoint but from a trade standpoint, from an immigration standpoint. see this not just here but everywhere. there is quite a lot going on. it does not change the way

live pictures now from morris and base in new jersey where donald trump is set to return to the white house will meet with a members of the national security council in the coming hours. he's a ride the in the last few minutes getting of marine won the presidential headed culture is heading up. the super says into air force one, which is the queen. fine. of course the for the presidential jeff, any get that he's on is always apple one. now i want to bring it into heidi jargon has started here in washington. heidi, this is going to be an interesting visits back to the white house for him where he meets his national security council. what do we think is going to happen there? or this right now, this is an unscheduled return early return back to washington from his goal for treat there in new jersey. and he is meeting with his national security council to ponder his options as far as whether the us will directly strike iran. of course it was trump himself that gave that self imposed deadline, which he now says as a maximum of up to 2 weeks before he makes a decision. and he's trying to get a r

and the coming out was that us present. donald trump is expected to return to the white house and meet his national security council report sizing officials in washington inside the us military is moving. be to still farmers from that base a to the pacific island of guam. now home, dissolute isn't among. but 1st, let's talk to heidi, is you castro, who is live in the washington hardy, we're seeing some pretty significant u. s. military movements for motor, you know, as well, sorry, and this is from air traffic, control, and communications. it appears that several of these b to spear itself bombers, departed and air force base in missouri and are over the pacific ocean and with the intended landing in one of course, where there is a u. s. air base. now these notably are the only aircraft in the world capable of carrying bunker busting bombs. which by the way, the us is the only country that have both of these bombs and the aircraft capable of carrying them. and these bombs will they weigh 3013000 kilograms and they are uh, assumed to be able to be targeting the for dough nuclear and ric

he's also the white house and national security correspondent for the new york times. david, your lead story in the new york times. when i checked in very early this morning, begins this way. ask diplomats who have negotiated with iran, and they usually describe it with some variant of brace yourself. it takes a long time. so what then, can reasonably be accomplished within president trump's two week time period? >> probably not much, michael, that the truth of the matter is that it took two years to get. the obama era agreement with iran, which was the one agreement that was the most successful at restraining not ending their nuclear program. the other efforts that we've had sabotage cyber attacks, have set things back months or years. the stuxnet attack, the cyber attack 15 years ago probably took a year and a half off the program, but they've come back. and so the real question is, in two weeks, could you get iran to agree to do what the president asked for unconditional surrender? we're not sure what that means, but probably it means, okay, you can come in and dest

the nixon white house had two enemies, the antiwar left and quote and i'm quoting from him at that timeldn't make it illegal to be against the war or black. but by getting the public to associate the hippies with marijuana and blacks with heroin and then criminalizing both heavily, we could disrupt those communities, vilify them night after night on the evening news. for erlichman, channeling the dark arts of nixon president who was removed, ousted, pushed out as a republican president for all kinds of misconduct, ehrlichman viewed the legal crackdown and the evening news as synonymously important to undercut what otherwise was, in their view, a potently powerful protest movement. do you see any echo of that today? >> i do not see an echo of that on the democratic side. i do see a lot of echoes of that on the republican side and the trump side. that is exactly what they're doing with, with with the ice raids as well, which is you go towards both the conscious and the unconscious. you go, you go. you consciously talk about enforcing the law and saying that the these people are lawbreaker

we were working with the americans, the state department, the white house and president trump's team, four months to make this happen. it is very hard work to push lukashenko to make this release. these people didn't know anything. today they were brought to their prisons administration and put with masks and bags on their heads, handcuffed and brought to the border where americans took them, brought them to the safe side, the european union. but this visit of keith kellogg forced lukashenko, maybe this visit of special envoy kellogg will not bring big change in the ukrainian russian front, will not bring much progress in peace talks. i am not being naive here. but it already a great result, it has saved lives of 14 people. are very briefly, what is life in lithuania like for these people who oppose president lukashenko? what can they do there? we are in excitement want to return home. we understand we are temporarily here. it's not always safe here because still there are kgb agents, constant death threats and attacks, but people in lithuania and poland are doing a lot to help exiles

jon: and president trump will soon head back to the white house to meet with national security council heat joins a crucial decision whether to join the military campaign against iran. i am jon scott this is a brand-new hour of the fox report. ♪ three stories we are watching the sour for the trump administration is beefing up military assets the middle east will making plans for potential strike on iran. the present will convene the national security council around 9:00 p.m. eastern time. another anti- i protest is expected at dodger stadiums in los angeles today. the area has become the new flashpoint over the president's immigration crackdown. and new warnings to be on the lookout for sharks as multiple children have been bitten in recent days. we begin with the latest in a conflict in the middle east. lucas of trenton's live at the white house with a preview of president trump's national security meeting tonight. but first let's go to senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot. >> officials here are on high alert in tel aviv looking for the possibility of any new attacks. as w

they've washington goes through with direct strikes on iran, the white house on the hoof. these agreed to hold hostilities in may, posing strikes on us ships and that strikes across him and the on group, backed by iran, launched attacks on the red sea shipping late in 2023, saying it did so to mount pressure against israel was. will on garza, the west responded with a campaign of ash strikes across him and kind of conflict between iran and israel. a top the agenda of the organization of his stomach color, print corporation and assemble, building 50 foreign ministers and delegates met instead of gales, capital and address the ongoing strikes and a push for diplomacy around in foreign minister abbas iraq. she said has visited both geneva and it's tumble this week and he says tyrone is open to dialogue. if israel stops as attacks of the order for us to come back, when people are on the on the do you have on the end of the united states has been in this aggression from the, from the beginning during the southern tech has present. right? to play about the one said these rainy p

all eyes turn to washington, trump heads back to the white house for a security briefing after sayinge will decide in two weeks whether our forces join israel's. good afternoon. i am jon scott and this is the fox report. georgia congressman rich mccormick on possible involvement in the middle east, fox team coverage, lucas tomlinson at the white house, senior foreign affairs commitment greg palckot is liv in tel aviv. >> reporter: they are on high alert for new attacks, seems to prefer darkness for its dirty work. five irani and missiles were launched, all shot down by israel's antimissile defenses as is really just today pummeled the isfahan facility, damage to the centrifuge construction facility come the idf says in addition, hitting iran's military infrastructure in the southwest part of that country. another assassination by israel today, this time said ahzati who played a key role in the deadly october 7th hamas attack against israel. the idf says it shot down all but one of 40 irani and drones headed toward israel this morning. tehran has had less success with these relatively

do you see that an effective meeting could take place at the white house without the dni? tulsi gabbard being present well, there are various circumstances that can prevent a cabinet member from being present dni gabbard is also still in the national guard. >> she can have obligations on those fronts that would prevent her from attending. but it's really important that president trump wants a range of views. this has always been his. his method is to listen to all of his advisers. he respects them all. they all have very serious backgrounds. they're there for a reason. he wants them to be very frank and open. and if there is a disagreement, he makes a decision and he said he wants two more weeks to give diplomacy a chance here. but two weeks is the max. and so that's even more pressure on the iranians when they see a meeting like this happen. maybe he's not going to wait two weeks. that's that's the deadline. but he can act at any point in that two week period should he choose to. >> and we haven't heard definitively whether she is or is not going to be present. and we don

went to the white house.d talked to the president about not wanting to get the u.s. involved because the endgame is so uncertain when whenever we do things like this and bannon still has a lot of allies inside the pentagon, inside the west wing. and there has also been coordinating with people like tucker. >> carlson. >> who who is talking to people like the vice president and the president directly. and so i think there's quite a contingent of people who who want to be involved. >> in your reporting, hugo, you say the efficacy of the u.s. ordinance is a sticking point in this decision making process. nbc news can't confirm these sensitive discussions. but what about this massive u.s. exclusive bunker busting bomb? is giving trump pause and have other options been presented to him? >> yeah. >> look, you know. >> trump only wants to get involved in this conflict. if they can absolutely destroy the fordow nuclear site. you know, if you don't destroy fordow, then then there's not much point, because that is the

two politics from the white house. right? so i mean in some ways maybe production can be licensed for american things like the patriot missile. but in other cases look what olaf scholz did with the 100 billion euro fund. the first two big pronouncements he made was the f-35 fighter u.s. and the ca-37 helicopter, u.s. why? because european alternatives did not exist and won't exist for some period of time. so during this period, where we're bridging from, where we are to where we want to be, i think the natural thing, and the thing that will appeal to this administration is buy american. >> there's also worst case thinking, just a little further, buy american but then that is weaponized against you. you have software, is that something too far fetched? well, i wouldn't put anything off limits these days. but i think that defense cooperation, once capabilities are acquired, you know, there's a certain ownership in those cape abouts. i think we know how to deal with those sensitive matters of technology transfers and so forth. i

the white house announced thursday trum trump will decide within the next two weeks whether to ordertary action while he says there is a chance for negotiations foreign ministers of germany, france and the uk are holding emergency talks in geneva with iran over the weekend. ironic is refusing to hold further nuclear talks with the u.s. u.s. and military is not backing down intensifying strikes on regime targets in tehran prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been praising trump's efforts to help him. >> he partnership with the united states and with the president trump with whom i speak to almost every day is incredible pray they are participating and the protection of the skies over israel and its cities with bad missiles, batteries and his route with the ships on the shore of israel where their pilots fighting alongside our pilots to knock out drones it is a remarkable cooperation. thirty-six but netanyahu appears to be go it alone if need be telling israeli public broadcasting quote we will achieve all of our objectives and hit all of their nuclear facilities. we have the capabili

and the white house moves on?> i think harvard is in a very difficult situation, because what harvard has is an array of excellent winning legal arguments. you know, they have described the administration's strategy as shoot first, aim never. and i think the administration's blunderbuss approach and targeting harvard because of their political speech and views is obviously unconstitutional. but what the federal government has is all of the leverage all of the time, and all of the resources and the amount of money that they are threatening harvard with losing is so vast that i think harvard does feel some pressure to try to make this fight go away, because even if they're losing, you know, they are having their funds frozen. they are having to, you know, pay lawyers for litigation expenses. and it is creating all of this uncertainty and interfering with their ability to invest in research, conduct the research and engage in long term planning. now, i hope harvard doesn't make a deal, because any deal would signal t

that's bringing the adam refreshing out his life for us at the white house. so adam, what more can you tell us about these reports of another to us move to movements as well? a number of the 2 bombers have moved from their base and missouri. they've refilled in hawaii, and according to reports in the united states, the heading to the us air base in guam that puts them within 10 to 12 hours of a run. they would need refueling, but refueling flames have accompanied them on part of the jets. the beaters are still full more so the fly higher and slower, for their capable of cutting the south 2000 pine bottoms known as bonnet busters, which could be dropped into any. is that really an nuclear facility? the problem the americans have at this stage is that there are a number of military experts who say that the readings are so well dug in, particularly in the mountains around some of them. you clear facilities that dropping these bottom busters bunker buster bones simply wouldn't have the impact that the united states would want. that it's not unusual for military's

this white house, which belongs to lawson peaslee family. if you had taken that photograph veears ago, it was virtually in a forest. it was surrounded. so many big trees that are now gone next. this is, you know, speaking of the water problem, this was a flood september ten, 2020. we got five inches of rain in one hour and takoma park it completely overwhelmed our drainage systems. this is poplar avenue and it's literally white. next, this is the flood ber that the city built at my church, takoma park presbyterian. after the flood of 2020. it took on two years to get the resources, but they eved that sidewalk by inches. this is an example what's happening all around us next. this is the boneyard at camp small. this is where ning is taking his to bury them. and you talk the yard master and theyil tell. we saw an incredible uptick in trees coming to this this tree yard starting in 2019 and they're like when told them i had to lay out, i said, do you know why so many trees started to come in 20, 19, 2020? and they're like beetles. we don't know

oh, yes, and we've got a president in the white house who makes policy on social media. but it does seem to have been donald trump who, against the wishes of some of his top advisers, warned the israelis not to kill iran's supreme leader, ayatollah khamenei. and although the russian president, vladimir putin, keeps on warning about the danger of nuclear war, he's pretty clearly determined not to let one happen. so, yes, dangerous and worrying times, for sure, but not necessarily the worst we've lived through. not yet, anyway. well, that's it from unspun world for another week. from the team and from me, thank you for being with us, and until we meet again, goodbye. live from london - this is bbc news. israel says it's killed a senior iranian commander - described as one of the key architects of the october the 7th hamas attacks. iranian state media reports that at least 430 people have been killed since israel began its military operation just over a week ago. the husband of the exiled belarusian opposition leader - svetlana tikhanovskaya - is freed after more than five

so, the role is complex, because you are a member of the cabinet but also a member of the white housetaff, effectively. and the organization is partly analytical, but also quite operational. so it's an unusual organization. david: when i worked in the carter administration there were two budget directors. the first one was bert lance, and he was a very good friend of jimmy carter's. sometimes he would sit at the cabinet room when we would go through budget appeals and he would say, mr. president, that's omb's position, let me tell you my view. peter: i never did that. david: so, before the administration was over you decided to get back in the private sector and you left to go to citicorp. can you explain why you would go to citicorp? a nice bank and everything, but how did you pick it as a place to go to? peter: i spent a little bit of time at the council of foreign relations, which you know well, to figure out what i wanted to do next. i was about to sign with one of lazard's competitors, when i got a call from citi, which i had not been considering. and the argument was, which i fo

intelligence has said iran may yet be years from having a nuke, the white house is sending a much more alarming message. >> iran has never been closer to obtaining a nuclear weapon. >> gabbard insists the media is misreading her take on iran, and there is no clash with trump. the vice president has stepped up to defend her two, but there are whispers swirling around her at the white house. and usually that's not good news. tom foreman, cnn, washington. >> coming up, jurors in the sean combs trial could get the case as early as next week. we'll have analysis on where the trial stands. also pool safety. the cdc says approximately 4000 americans die in drownings each year. an olympic gold medalist joins us to discuss how to stay safe this summer and why this, too, is her mission. >> i've decided to take on a very ambitious feast in my new home of marbella with these dishes, the party should be a slam dunk. it's always sunny in marbella. >> no. >> eva longoria searching for spain. sunday at nine on cnn. >> here i am. >> field trip chaperon. >> before preventing migraine with you. it was ha

and the white house says that this lunch was sort of scheduled a few weeks ago.n got the flu. they had to reschedule. so good timing for steve bannon to be able to come in amid all of this iran thing and presumably have a, you know, an hour and a half, two hour long lunch with the president where he was able to directly talk to him and give his opinion. and i think it is it cannot be understated that the president's comments came after this lunch with steve bannon. certainly. >> you know, you mentioned tulsi gabbard. we are getting mixed messages, though, from the president and his chief intel officer there about iran's nuclear capabilities. under oath, gabbard testified, iran is not building a nuclear weapon. but when asked about her assessment yesterday, trump said he didn't care what gabbard said. she's wrong. why is there so much confusion within the trump administration? and who does have the accurate information? >> i think that's the ultimate question. you have one side saying one thing, the other side saying the other. you know, i think the president is h

she tells the white house butler. now, jerry, i want you to leave everything exactly as.t was because we're going to be back here in four years. and so when she encountered same butler four years later, she made it very clear that she had been serious and she wasn't being sarcastic. and to continue the theme of relics, as i told freddie last night i actually have grover cleveland wedding cake which i lost at auction only because my wife was peering over my shoulder, pressuring me not to keep. and so when i lost it, i contacted the auctioneer and i said, i need to have this thing. and he said, it's in his freezer and he's going to eat it on his wedding anniversary. that is that is that is that is that is disinformation for that is that is that is not true. william howard taft is famous for getting stuck in a bathtub but that political is not true. yeah it's not i don't know but you he should be maybe equally famous for his post-prison identity. why? so the chapter on taft called a dream deferred. so i'm actually curious. show of hands. how many of you in the audience eithe

meeting with his national security team at the white house. mike: lucas tomlinson, thanks very much. pro-palestinian activists m mahmoud khalil was released after a judge ordered the trump administration slammed the decision and is appealing to a higher court. cb cotton joins me with the latest. >> reporter: we expect khalil to be back in new york but the department of homeland security said the us district judge will not have the final word. for now, khalil is out on bail. he walked from federal custody in louisiana pumping his fist. he was held for little more than three months. when asked what he would do first when he returned home, khalil said he would hug his wife and son. despite his uncertain future he doubled down on his views about the war in gaza and said america has, quote, racist policies against immigrants. >> who should be detained, actually protesting a genocide, protesting their university, colombia university, investing in the genocide of the palestinian people. >> reporter: when the us district judge ordered khalil's release

we can there over the summer and he's going to be in the situation room in the white house at 6 o'clock local time. so just about $4.00. so now and you'll be holding an actual security council meeting there. it's expected he'll be updated on any plans to attack around. and of course, what options are still available to him. he would like to, he says, come up with a diplomatic solution. he says, he'll make a decision of what happens with around within the next 2 weeks. but it appears that the 2 weeks is the total limit of when he's going to make a decision on this possible just possible the decision could have been made and he's going to the situation room at 6 o'clock to watch the top take place. small possibility, but it's pretty that very clearly in place. so. okay. i mean, well, uh president trump is a public key dismissed. tell him he, us intelligence on it runs a nuclear program. what we've been hearing about last well, it was a very public review called his director of national intelligence, chelsea gilbert and his own intelligence community. he was asked about a statement that wa

the white house accuses him of engaging in fraud and misrepresentation and conduct detrimental to americanfollow policy that make foreign policy interests. he was detained for 104 days, during which his wife gave birth to their son so this is him seeing their son properly for the first time since then as he emerges from detention while his proceedings continue. let's go back to what we were discussing before the immense security at glastonbury festival which will be going on in the forthcoming days, emily prescott thank you for being with us still. you were describing the fencing going round the glastonbury site which is ironic because you are also talking about how the festival started, it was supposed to be a bit of an antiestablishment thing after the founder of glastonbury snuck into a concert many, many years ago? yes, in 1970 when he was watching led zeppelin is when he conceived of the idea. throughout the years, many people have snuck in including jess phillips, mp, she broke her ankle while attempting to watch david bowie. they are cracking down because it is a safety issue so peo

access the white house access to the president. the we are witnessing in real time, the most corrupt and bargain in american history. and now don't fall is turning over the keys to the treasury and the rest of the federal government. you on the boss. they do want to provide huge tax breaks and big giveaways to the wealthiest is america at the expense of everybody else in america. are we gonna love that house for about 2 weeks into a trump 2nd administration and the protest are happening. thousands of people are poured out to the capital here this morning. one interesting thing that was different of this ministration. the last ministration is here. you don't see that any time protesting true for, for more protesting must be an opening months. so the trump administration most curious team and totes, and noticed over $200000.00 job cuts from the federal government to what could be one of the largest mass layoffs in american history that to, to shut down entire departments within the government. i mean, really, you know, trying to get,

punting, flailing and reversing his own decisions on capitol hill, the white house has punted on trump's very publicly declared july 4th deadline to get his signature spending bill passed. this, as republicans have called it, a potential nightmare scenario. political suicide and stupidity. conservative division also spilled into the open this week on the question of iran and whether the us should get involved in israel's escalating conflict. the president's response another punt. trump somewhat bizarrely, announced publicly that he will decide on a course of action in iran sometime in the next two weeks, which, as nbc news has observed, is something of a classic trumpian stalling tactic, and the president outright reversed himself this. week on how his draconian immigration crackdown is being carried out. lobbyists for agriculture and that industry have been trying to get the white house to ease up on immigration raids at farms, which all rely heavily on immigrant labor. for a brief moment, it seemed to have worked. last week, after trump himself indicated that he intended to relieve the

that's what's happening, bishop is live for us at the white house. so out of the sense that in 5 public rebuke of tools, a god, what have you been hearing from the whole think about it says the media a role, they're taking your out of context and of course that donald trump is right. she even put a post on social media that show us our testimony from march 26th to a congressional committee on capitol hill. however, the bet that she missed out is be important, but it's a bit right at the start. and here's the context. she says it is the assessment of the intelligence community that around is not working towards a nuclear bomb. and she added that they had not looked at starting the program, which had been suspended in 2013 because the supreme leader said he didn't want to see it. so it may be inconvenient for tulsa gap are, but that's the reality. that's the context she is seeing that this is what the position of the international the intelligence community is that you go to remember who is director of national intelligence. she gets all the informatio

we'll be watching very closely as those officials arrive at the white house. we'll have cameras on all of that and get back to you. >> all right. betsy klein and nic robertson, thanks to both of you. appreciate it. all right. iran now says over 400 people have been killed and more than 3000 injured since the start of this conflict. cnn's senior international correspondent, frederik pleitgen, is on the ground in iran. and reports from inside a hospital in tehran, where he speaks to civilians who were wounded in israeli strikes, as well as iran's deputy health minister. >> so while the israelis say that they are only targeting. >> military installations. >> the. >> iranians say the. >> vast majority. >> of people. >> who have been killed and wounded. >> are civilians. >> we've been touring hospitals. >> here in the tehran area. >> and we've been hearing the. stories of some of the people who were wounded in israel's strike. >> and we're. >> going to visit some of them now. >> something exploded in. >> front of me. >> sharon says. it hit. my head. >> my stomach a