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concerns of russia and the united states, a russian fighter jet a drone over the black sea yesterday, the kremlin claims the surveillance drone was lying too close to its border and crashed into the water on its own following an encounter with russian fighter jets. but the pentagon maintains that the drone was operating in international airspace when the russia war plane clipped its propeller. air force general james hecker denouncing the attack on the united states drone saying this. this unsafe unprofessional act by the russians merely because both aircraft's to crash. defense secr...

>> kayleigh: i don't know the point, i want to learn more about signature and silicon valley bank as well, particularly these donations, we know that chuck schumer's pack were received money that was connected with the bank or the board member. and maxine waters returned money, i've seen the allegations with hillary clinton from "the new york post," still looking into those, i went to get to the bottom, one board member said after donald trump won the election and '16 she went to a shine and said i prayed for me according to cnbc, and to get around the grieving and chalk and to engage and list...

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JACKSONVILLE, FL - Jim was born March 30,1935 in Johnson City, TN as the youngest of 6 brothers and 2 sisters and died on March 14, 2021 in Jacksonville, FL. Jim attended high school at East Tennessee State University Training School where he played basketball. After high school he served in the Navy and later obtained a degree in Business Administration from ETSU. Following college, Jim went to work for the Social Security Administration and was tasked with opening their first office in Ft. Pierce, FL. He served as the area manager for a number of years before leaving government work and emb...

captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions >> lehrer: good evening. i'm jim lehrer. on the newshour this tuesday, the lead story is the california wildfires still raging 15 miles north of downtown los angeles, and spreading in all directions. then come the other news of the day: two takes on afghanistan; a debate about whether victory is possible in the war; and a report that a private contractor is doing a poor job protecting the u.s. embassy in kabul; plus the talk in a michigan town about turning the local prison into a new home for guantanamo bay detainees; and a health c...