bbc. hello and welcome. we start with the big story, the result of an investigation into allegations of bullying by the uk s deputy prime minister dominic raab had been delivered to rishi sunak. he is said to be considering the findings before deciding whether dominic raab broke ministerial rules. dominic raab denies bullying staff and says he has always behaved professionally. let s cross live to westminster, following all the latest. it westminster, following all the latest. ,. . , westminster, following all the latest. ,. ., westminster, following all the latest. ,. . ., latest. it is certainly a waiting came. latest. it is certainly a waiting name. it latest. it is certainly a waiting game- it has latest. it is certainly a waiting game. it has been latest. it is certainly a waiting game. it has been three - latest. it is certainly a waiting | game. it has been three hours latest. it is certainly a waiting - game. it has been three hours since we first heard rishi suna
who are already there. they will not be arm, will not use any force or make any arrests in accordance to a law that prevents the military from enforcing law within the borders of the united states. department of homeland security says they will serve in a supplemental role, helping with tasks like ground monitoring and data entry. joining us now nbc news homeland security correspondent julia ainsley who has been all over this story. julia, great to see you this morning. can you break down what the troops will be doing at the southern border as we just detailed some of the things they can t. that s right, jonathan, they can t be used to enforce u.s. domestic law. so they can t be arresting migrants or armed or interacting with them one-on-one. what they will be doing is providing a support role where they could be providing supplies to border patrol, they could be taking in data as migrants come
assist the current 2,500 troops currently there. they will not be armed. they will not use force or make arrests in accordance of the law that prevents the military for enforcing law within the borders of the united states. the department of homeland security says it will serve the troops will in a supplemental role, helping with dasks like ground monitoring and data entry. troops are going to the border, uh-oh. what does it mean to send 1,500 more troops down there? yeah. before i was supreme ally commander in nato and really focussed on europe and afghanistan, i spent three years as commander u.s. southern command in charge of military activity south of the united states. so i know this zone reasonably well. this is a smart move on the part of the biden administration. these troops will be going there to free up border agents who will go forward and do the work of law enforcement. it is a reasonable let s face it, a tiny deployment of troops in big context of things.
until we hearfrom him, we will be here. elon musk s company exploded on thursday during the first test flights, designed to take astronauts to the moon, mars and beyond. after the test flight, we had elon musk sending his congratulations to the team. he wrote, congratulations, spacex team. we learned a lot for the next test launch. he sent various photographs of the launch rockets in various states of departure. it did explode at one point, but the crew, who were on the ground monitoring, celebrated and clapped as it was considered a success. let s have a look at the moment again. there it is. you can
them. so we really fight them as well as we could, but unfortunately we couldn t gain power air superiority in our skies. so every day you to maintain readiness, you stay in your plane on the ground monitoring, monitoring the skies, in order to respond if necessary? yeah. so i m sitting just near aircraft or just in the cockpit, and my cohorts, from the radar united nations, they just giving me information about targets, and i m taking off and intercepting this threats. what does the air force need?