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stand—off. there is a question, can someone come through the middle and when that? meanwhile, parties of opposition in england, scotland and wales have called for an immediate general election. we dont have to go on like this, we can have stability and to have an economy that works for working people, thats why we need a general election. im samantha simmonds. in other news this morning: a warning — the health and social care system in england is �*gridlocked and unable to cope w...

Is happening in the nhs and social care. what do you want to hear from anyone who doesnt throw their hat in the ring, to try to bring about unity within the party and get on with trying to steady the ship nationally? i with trying to steady the ship nationally?— with trying to steady the ship nationall ? ~ ,., ., nationally? i think the important thin is nationally? i think the important thing is not _ nationally? i think the important thing is not so _ nationally? i think the important thing ...

But in boris case, if he can get to second, i suspect he thinks he can win because what happens is it goes to the membership and i think this is a membership that elected liz truss. borisjohnson, to a certain extent, is still the darling of that membership and if he can get to second, he thinks he can win the thing. so thats the simple answer. i think the other more complicated answer is that because he hates losing, i think one of the things in boris mind that hell be considering is that theres...

Im not -- i apologytime. im not sure i understood the question. >> some public in dod to -- [inaudible] >> we dont know yet. were conducting as part of the investigation. well determine whether there were gaps and seams. if there were any, well take corrective action. [inaudible question] >> those are the type of -- talking about the heroism sort of thing, and protecting other soldiers. were gathering all that information through the chain of command to find out what each soldier did. his action...

Carry, but let the military or force the military to allow permits because you had mentioned military police, more military police, my dear friend allen west and i voted for speaker, and the thing is you cant hire enough military police to do the good that our military qualified with weapons every year, could do if they just had the right to have a weapon. >> what would be the middle ground, sir? the good colonel your former colleague said you dont want to arm all 80,000 and i understand that. h...

Pistol? the thing is the middle ground is to allow those who apply for a permit and meet the requirements, qualify, and dont have mental history of assaultive, offensive, ucmj offenses, assaultive in nature, you have them quad, then they are allowed to carry a weapon. so you dont have 80,000 people carrying a weapon but people are permitted to dear and that would be enough to keep people from going nuts and shooting. >> were very close dr. kingman were very close to the general right now outlini...

>> i -- [inaudible question] >> how many of the victims were -- [inaudible] >> im not getting into numbers or details. like i said in my briefing, im not getting into specifics of a timeline. not getting into specifics of the timeline, step-by-step at this point. we have an ongoing criminal vision so wont be able to once those questions. >> talk about -- [inaudible question] >> can you talk more before the what theyre doing and how -- one thing wes dont -- things we dont know is what happen. wha...

But no press conference, the next press conference is monday. the one after that will be thursday. at this team, ill be happy to entertain questions. start over here. >> how many shots were fired? >> mr. gray? >> thats part of the investigation. thats -- were looking at that. >> is the wife cooperative and -- >> im not going to reveal that information right now. thats part of the investigation. we dont discuss witnesses, victims, that type of thing. >> general, anything -- [inaudible question] >...

Leadership up to and including your president, your prime minister, whatever. that doesnt mean your top leadership is always fully briefed on details. thats not something most of them have interest in. theyre interested in facts, not how you get them. >> a close relationship it has to be said an particularly merkel. do you think theres an element here of providing some level of plausible deniability? dont tell him so he can say he didnt know? >> i think thats possible. i think the reality is to ...

it, touche. >> the case everyones talking about. the casey anthony trial. a mother charged with an unimaginable crime. murdering her own 2-year-old. >> she told me that she had not seen caylee in 31 days. >> who is lying? whos telling the truth? and what really happened to caylee? ill ask two people who know this case better than almost anybody else. nancy grace and dan abrams. also tonight, politicians, jaurn lstzs, and the host of one of americas most outrageous tv shows, jerry spr...