opened the one mile radius. wah, wah, wah, mr. zelenka train transportation and others such b experts based on previouu incidents. everybody sounds like. yeah, you heard that right.d tht pete bota, judges, department of transportation. t pete butti what did we tell you about but a judge that s limiting aid to a one mile radius around the derailment site? e and tonight, that man is still on the job. heou couldn ldn t handle the faa problem the other week when dow that thing shut down. now, we re going to have a lotus more on this and that.a fe that s in just a few moments.w bu t first, we have now heard from multiple authoritative voices from a former norat commander to the former dni to a former navy pilot who all say that what s been happening in or near our airspace is very serious from a national security standpoint. w e all should be incredibly seein concerned. you re also seeing the confluence of a distinctive activity by our adversaries to test our systems.
great panel to get into it all this evening. first, the latest headlines. israel s prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has said that an israeli strike which hit a camp for displaced people in gaza was a tragic incident and was being investigated. dozens of people were killed when fire broke out at the camp in rafah. there has been widespread international condemnation of the attack. aid agencies in papua new guinea say they are unable to reach some of the people buried in friday s landslide because the ground is still moving. as many as 2,000 people are feared to have been trapped under the landslip. at least 21 people have been killed in the us, as storms and tornadoes swept acros several states. among the worst affected areas arkansas, texas, and kentucky. forecasters have issued warnings for a severe thunderstorm on monday around newjersey, new york, and pennsylvania. ukraine s president, volodymyr zelensky, has called on western leaders to put more pressure on russia