civilian casualties. we talk about this being a cycle, it happens every year or two. in 2006 when this was happening with hamas hezbollah and lebanon launched rockets from the north, from lebanon into israel. the 06 was the war between hezbollah and israel. right, i was there, and you saw israel caught in the middle of what became a two-front war. overnight, a rocket came into israel from lebanon. what kind of a risk does that pose? this presents a real problem for the israeli defense strategy. now they have to look at how they re deploying the iron dome. will they move it further north to protect northern cities? then it leaving your flank exposed. they only have so many batteries. i think it s around five. so they can protect five areas about the size of manhattan. you have to pick where those are. this complicates efforts to do that. then are they going to launch an invasion into southern lebanon as well? this splits their defense effort. this is classic strategy. who s
in the 1950s was as a defense effort prk because generals came to president truman and said our kids are too malnourished to fight. it seems that the only play in the republican playbook since the time of reagan has been taking away food from hunger and middle class kids. it makes no sense. it s bad on substance, bad on politics. the first lady argued this isn t just about health, it s about helping kids succeed a academical academical academically. listen to this. we are paying billions of dollars to invest in that food as taxpayers. and as a result, it s up to us to make sure that these kids get the best food that they can get into their stomachs because it s not just about nutrition, it s about their academic success. we know that kids who have nutritious foods, vegetables and fruits, they do better in school. they have better disciplinary outcomes. they have higher test scores.
witness, miss fulton, basically told everyone in the whole wide world, i am a mother, i know when my son is screaming, crying, and uttering things and i heard it and that s what i m testifying to. let me go back to lisa on this point. it seems to me if the defense team now recognizes that the mother s testimony was powerful, do they now seek to extend the time between today, friday, the 5th, and when they have the jury actually deliberate? it seems to me you d want to get that emotional impact to lessen with a long defense effort, even if you don t have much to show, you just want time to pass. am i right or wrong? well, you may be right about that. but i think the defense is going to put on a number of witnesses, probably law enforcement, the initial police officers who said, hey, this is self-defense, we don t think he should be charged. we may hear from george zimmerman s family members to say, you know what? that s george zimmerman screaming for help on that 911
is there any standing in this military? any kpa chance it has an impact? my understanding is that the united nations went half way. however, the members of this trial, the people in the upcoming jury, i think should consider what s been going on the last two years. in the wikileaks investigation, we have seen the torture of an alleged whistle blower. state officials have said this man is being tortured and it s ridiculous. we have had activists unfairly targeted. had computers seized. myself included. we have seen him suffering trauma. now from the defense attorney, we re hearing stumbling blocks are being thrown in the way for a defense effort. in my mind, this is similar to the elsburg incident that happened in the 1960s with
too out of the ordinary . on the warm side in the plains. uma. thank you for that update. the case of the man accused of sharing documents with wikeye leaks will go forward with the presiding officer despite the defense effort to remove them. peter, what can you tell us? bradly manning s defense thinks that the attorney is biased because he used to work in the justice department and thought he dealt with wikileaks. he said he was in the child exploitation over there and military decided he is fit to be the presiding officer in the child and don t think believe he exhibits bias. this is the first time we saw private manning since he was arrested and he appeared to be calm and cool and in army