south china sea. you like, and tensions in the south china sea. because of the existin: south china sea. because of the existing complex south china sea. because of the existing complex dynamics - south china sea. because of the existing complex dynamics that| existing complex dynamics that we are talking about, how difficult does it make for these countries when they have to, in a way, walk the tight rope and really pick sides between the us and china when they re trying to move ahead and forge a relationship? that s a very delicate issue. i mean, the asean group is trying to really remain neutral as much as they can, and they also need, in a sense, both g2 we call them the us and china to assist them in many ways, including in trade, economic activities, foreign direct investment. so they re trying to basically pick up the best of these two in terms of trade, foreign direct investment, but they re mindful of regional as well as global geopolitics which are influenc
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i just turned on the news, woman found murdered in denver, colorado. i just grabbed my son and screamed and cried. was it somebody she worked with at the radio station? could it be the boyfriend that she just broke up with in december? you re giving the detectives names of people? yes. he looked at everything. i was even like, where was ted bundy at that time? we have to look under every stone, every pebble. they re talking about hundreds of names here. hundreds, thousands. she is driven. her tenacity is just remarkable. i knew i was going to find him. it was a competition between him and i. your heart is pounding like, oh, my gosh. this is real. i said, i found him. i know who killed helene. hello and welcome to dateline . helene pruszynski lift by a simple philosophy, smile and make the best of everything. the budding journalist did just that as she started a college internship in radio. then helene was murdered. the investigation led detectives i
everyone. thanks so much for joining us this morning. welcome to sunday morning futures. i m maria bartiromoment bloodshed rising as a israel prepares to retaliate in a ground war against terrorists in gaza. coming up, texas senator ted cruz on the implications of misfired foreign policy, plus, john ratcliffe on who contact9ly has the precision weapons that hamas is using and what will a ground assault look like if in gaza saw. retired general anthony data that is here with analysis. then the wide open border and its impact, attorneys general from texas and iowa on the terrorist threat already inside the gates of the usa. ken paxton and brenna bird are here on the impact on communities across the country. all of this happening as a congress battles over its own leadership. former california congressman and former chairman of the intelligence committee devin nuñes on the fight to be speaker and the role of the media throughout. it s all right here, right now on sunday morn
hezbollah says they were shooting people. and hezbollah says it is prepared to enter the conflict when the time comes. we will speak to the palestinian red crescent for more on the conditions on the ground. hello, i m matthew amroliwala, welcome to verified live, the united nations has warned it will be impossible for around a million palestinians to leave northern gaza by midnight after israel told them to move for their own safety. the order comes ahead of an expected israeli ground offensive. the main un agency in the gaza strip called the order horrendous and warned that gaza was becoming a hell hole on the brink of collapse. the world health organization appealed to israel to immediately rescind the order, saying unimaginable human suffering is now unfolding. israel has been dropping leaflets into northern gaza, telling people to leave. hamas has dismissed the israeli order as psychological warfare . israel has deployed tanks on gaza s boundaries. in a statement