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on the grid tomorrow. verstappen's pole is red bull's hundreth, and he becomes the first driver since since mika hakkinen in 1999 to record the first five pole positions of a season. in general, the whole qualifying, doing really well. if you changes we made to the car definitely made it a bit nicer to drive for me, and then, yeah, you've got all out and you try to put the best lap out there and, yeah, it felt good. with the wind, it was quite tricky to be consistent in a few places, but in q2, it was quite tricky to be consistent in a few places, but in 02, with the lapse we had, we definitely can't complain. it's day one of the world snooker championship at the crucible in sheffield. reigning champion lucas brecel has begun the defence of his title. the belgian has slipped down the rankings since becoming champion last year but made a good start against qualifier david gilbert.
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received a lot of criticism for not only not notifying the white house but notifying the public. late last week president biden said it was a lapse in judgment for the defense secretary not to alert the white house with the diagnosis but he still has full confidence in the defense secretary and lloyd austin of course oversaw those strikes in yemen from his hospital bed. again, the breaking news is just a short time ago we received a statement from lloyd austin saying that he has been released from the hospital and plans to continue working from home. jose. >> and gabe, meanwhile a 911 caller falsely claimed this morning that there was a fire at the white house? >> yes, we're also just getting some word about that. it was an incident this morning where just after 7:00 a.m. a 911 caller called that d.c. fire and ems and reported a fire at the white house. it was a false call, fake emergency call. the caller also saying someone
recently been very eager to accommodate staffers who are unhappy with the president's policies. >> we understand that these are times where, you know, people have -- it's an emotional time and we understand that. >> peter: as president biden returns from a service event in pennsylvania, his defense secretary has returned home. lloyd austin is out of the hospital, he says he is going to fulfill his duties from home while he recovers. he says he can't wait to get back to the pentagon. on friday, president biden said it was a lapse in judgment for austin to hold out on him about his prostate cancer diagnosis. sandra. >> sandra: glad he is out of the hospital and doing better. thank you. john. >> john: more on the protests at the white house and other issues, let's bring in civil rights attorney and fox news contributor leo terrell. so, houthis are attacking u.s. warships and commercial ships, fired a cruise missile at a u.s.
was a lapse in general on the secretary's part, and he gave the shortest possible answer, yes. >> well, we'll see what the inspector general's investigation shows. if there's some gross misconduct that is found in that probe, he's going to have to take some action. but at the same time, the president's not going to broadcast to the world that his confidence in the secretary of defense has been utterly shaken at a time when u.s. troops are under fire overseas. he's just not going to do that. at the same time the though, there are questions about remaining how kathleen hicks, deputy secretary of defense, was given partial duties while she's on vacation in puerto rico, but she was never given the full authority including the day he was under general anesthesia, lights out, january 1st-5th while he's in the hospital having complications. howard: right. so very briefly, would you describe white house officials as being frustrated by this whole thing? >> absolutely is. howard: and pentagon officials according to your reporting. >> especially those who had to answer questions and they
the public or president for days he was off the job and in intensive care for prostate cancer treatment. >> was it a lapse in judgment? not to tell you earlier? >> yes. >> as for the air strikes, the u.s. and its allies i assume will be watching to see if the houthis go back to attacking ships? >> reporter: yeah, that's right. the pentagon believes they have significantly diminished the houthis' capability to launch a large-scale attack but still do expect some retaliation. ourtney kube, thank you. no letup in the severe winter weather slamming the country all week. bomb cyclone conditions bringing whiteouts to the midwest along with dangerous cold and travel chaos nationwide. maggie vespa is caught in the middle of it in chicago. >> reporter: tonight, the brewing bomb cyclone already living up to its name and derailing travel plans coast to coast. >> how wild is it to see delays and cancellations stack up that quickly? >> i was shocked. >> we boarded twice, and we got on the plane, we got off. >> reporter: whiteout conditions slamming the midwest, dumping
the article 2 powers assigned to the president as the commander in chief. in this case, i think he's absolutely justified, and it was appropriate to do this. >> so while all of this is happening, the defense secretary, lloyd austin, is still hospitalized. he's recovering from complications from a procedure to treat a form of cancer he has been diagnosed with. the president said today that secretary austin failing to disclose his cancer diagnosis was a lapse in judgment. do you agree with that? >> well, i think -- i do, first of all. but i think secretary austin agrees with it as well. he has said as much. he's apologized for it. he's acknowledged his mistake and he's pledged to do better in the future. >> well, what about the pace of the conflicts that are occurring globally right now? are you confident that the defense secretary, as he is dealing with these very serious