Reception. We do have a pretty full slate of program today, including three plenary sessions, six Breakout Sessions, the summit concludes this afternoon with what should be a very memorable discussion with most of our top Intelligence Agency leaders. As a reminder, we value your questions. I hope you saw several of your questions asked yesterday, and in particular, start thinking of your questions and get them and so we can get them up on stage. And again, if you see it up there, think will try to have a scrolling thing to remind you of the email address so please get your questions in. Yesterday, you heard a little bit about next weeks classified summit follow one day. Based on your feedback we brought the summit format last year by adding a classified follow one day this year declassified day takes place the week from today on thursday september 12, at nga east campus in springfield. Stacy, thanks again for hosting us out there. We are honored to have odni Deputy Director for Mission
Publicprivate partnership. This is 90 minutes. The subcommittee on space and aeronautics will come to order. Without objection the chair is authorized to declare recess on at any time. Welcome to todays hearing entitled returning to the moon, keeping artemis on track. I would like to acknowledge i appreciate the witnesses being here today. Mother nature is proving to be somewhat challenging this week as you can see by the turnout of membership. This has been hearing thats been much anticipated by the members in a very enthusiastic way, but you have to physically get here, and that is a challenge and the subcommittee chairman is in the air somewhere between here and houston, so the moment he arrives we will have a proper chairman to preside over this process. With that, i want to recognize myself for an opening statement. Good morning and welcome everyone to the science committees first hearing of 2024. Its fitting we are kicking off of the hearing on artemis given its importance to the
you are live in the cnn newsroom. i m jim acosta in washington. good evening. we are watching two big stories at this hour. in philadelphia a section of northbound i-95 collapsed after a tanker truck caught fire underneath the highway. we re expectation press conference at any minute and we ll bring that to you live in just moments from now, but first, we begin the hour looking ahead to an historic arraignment in miami. former president donald trump is preparing to face federal charges in the mar-a-lago documents case. cnn has learned he will head into the miami area tomorrow and he plans to huddle with lawyers at his golf resort there and discuss a florida-based legal team ahead of the tuesday date. katelyn polantz joins us now. what more are you learning? jim, we just got word that donald trump is planning to make a speech as he loves to do after that court appearance on tuesday once he returns home to his golf club in new jersey that night, but the real momentous thing
[inaudiblele conversations] good afternoon, everyone. Welcome to this csis discussion. Im very pleased to honor our guests here today, and ill introduce them in a moment. But we are going to be discussing cdcs Global Mission and the integration of a more global strategy that the agency is leading. Im julie, i am currently the president and ceo of the foundation for the nih, but im wearing a different hat in this meeting as the cochair of the csis bipartisan alliance on Global Health securities. My cochair and i, i welcome you, and and i will make sure we have time for questions [inaudible] if prepared for that, and is well invite you to the microphone to participate in the conversation. We also welcome our online guests and hope that you enjoy this discussion. So why are we here . Well, were here because we are operating under the basic premise that biosecurity is National Security and that cdc has an absolutely critical troll play in that. Bipartisan a aligns [inaudible] in helping th
Angeles. 6 00 a. M. In gaza, this is breaking News Coverage of the world in israel. Fox news at night. And now a live look at gaza city 40 minutes before sunrise. And a night of nonstop air strikes. Isreali Defense Forces now saying in just the past hour alone they are conducted some 450 air strikes in gaza. And that isreali troops are mobilizing at the gaza border for a potential ground invasion. It is all part of israels ongoing response to the horrific attack on civilians by the terrorist group hamas. The death toll is now rising on both sides and the white house is now confirming that 20 americans remain unaccounted for. We begin with Senior Correspondent mike tobin live in tel aviv. Mike, whats the latest. Well, trace, unprecedented air campaign into the densely populated gaza strip. Is definitely increasing overnight as the air strikes go in the rocket fire comes out. We have video from the northern end of the gaza strip. Showing what has become a lethal light show that repeats e