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hello and welcome. first afghanistan, now iraq. in the past few hours presidentjoe biden has announced that the us s armed forces will leave iraq by the end of the year. the move was announced during a meeting with iraqi prime minister mustafa al kadhimi at the white house. he has been urging president biden to withdraw troops who have been a presence in the region since 2003. roughly 2,500 us troops remain in the region but their presence has been harder to justify since the killing of qassim suleimani, iran s top security and intelligence commander, by american drone strike in 2020. after the strike iraq s parliament demanded the government expel us forces, a powerful message for the country s prime minister, who s been in power for just two years. but many of the us troops still in iraq, won t actually be leaving. they ll be reclassified as advisers, a non combat role. white house press secretary jenn psaki explained how the us saw their new role in iraq. the real announce
Bbc-newsStoriesTim-willcoxUsCountryPresidentjoe-bidenPrime-ministerIraqJapanMedalsMilitary-combat-missionThe-end you re watching the fimt farewell for officer brian sicknick, the hearse poised to leave the capitol for the last time. the capitol he had served and defended and died in defending the capitol in the assault on january 6th. that is the east front of the capitol. the leaders have escorted him down to the plaza. the remains were brought down with military precision. there was the mournful playing of the bagpipes of amazing grace and those final steps by the pall bearers carrying a flag, as well, that had been flown by nancy pelosi over the capitol on january 7th, the day after the assault, when congress was again showing resilience and showing that they were returning to order. the motorcycle escort now for the final trip to arlington for his burial. as we see the cortege moving outside of the capitol, it will go across the bridge to arlington cemetery, across memorial bridge, this after a rare tribute. only five times in american history have we seen this tribute for
FimtCapitolBrian-sicknickFrontAssaultFarewellHearseJanuary-6th6RemainsLeadersPlaying this is america s newsroom. this all happened yesterday in orlando, florida. authorities say the gunman shot and killed his first victim around 11:00 a.m. she was a woman in her 20s as an acquaint answer of the suspect. bill: the gunman fled the scene and returned five hours later and opened fire on the reporter and photographer. they were rushed to the hospital. the reporter died of injuries identified as dillon lyons a journalist for spectrum news 13. dana: the gunman sphered a home and shot and killed a 9-year-old girl and wounded her mother. his actions were totally senseless. it is unclear why the suspect entered that home. we don t know what was in the mind of this suspect. and hopefully at some point he will talk to us about what his motives were. dana: the suspect was 19-year-old keith moses. he has a mile long rap sheet. bill: phil keating is live in miami with more on this. hello. good morning, bill. tragic story. the orlando police are withholding the
OneStoriesNameAlex-murdaughBill-stand-byManPhraseThanksDoneDouble-murder-trial-setAmericanErnie mid-terms. cross-country winter storm having a major impact bringing blissard conditions to the upper midwest and significant icing through the great lakes as it heads to the northeast. more than half a million customers losing power so far. transportation secretary pete buttigieg finally visiting east palestine, ohio nearly three weeks after the train wreck there. the ntsb will release its initial findings today and we ll have more on those stories throughout the hour. but first republicans getting a close-up look at president biden s border crisis. the house judiciary committee is holding a field hearing today in yuma, arizona to find out how illegal immigration is affecting the local community there. welcome to a new hour of america s newsroom. i m dana perino. you were just there in yuma. bill: we were down there. i m bill hemmer. good morning. they were getting read at the for this at the time. i was told at least some members of the democratic party or staff would a
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