don’t understand what looks like a lack of some kind of pragmatism and strategic logic uh in washington well you uh, i mentioned robert gates uh, a very experienced person and, frankly, far from stupid and talented in many respects. and if you remember, he was one of those people that you said had doubts about the expansion. nato precisely because he was afraid of those very the consequences that we see. today, i also heard a lot about the fact that the main challenge to the united states today is not russia and china. do you know, this expression trap thucydides gromalison, which you know well, speaks about this very eloquently, that in the context of the rise of china and the desire of the united states to maintain its hegemony, the last thing? uh, it seems that america needs to get into a conflict with another nuclear power, nevertheless. here come experienced people like anthony blinky secretary of state, and jake salons national security adviser, who is well acquainted with all these problems. then there is the issue of nuclear deterrence, which you know very well. but after all, it has

american weapons if they didn't have reason to think that such an approach is at least acceptable to washington well change the subject. and a chinese reconnaissance balloon flew over american territory , it was now shot down when it flew to the atlantic ocean, but still, apparently, was in the territorial waters of the united states why it caused such a big scandal in america this is a very good question a lot of people who do not usually think and do not talk about foreign policy took a lot of interest in this in this scandal and almost everyone spoke the truth about it. i think it's a couple of speakers to consider. uh, first of all, this is obviously what the first initial approach of the white house was. eh, they

washington will or is not planning to at least sanction india for importing energy from russia. how did you see that story? why do you think new delhi is treated differently from carolyn not regard? well, india is a great economy inside asia and the east and washington fears. and this is what they have admitted. that if they punish india, india would have been pivots to china and us and strengthen. it's like strategic partnerships with china and russia. russia has already passed and selling and different military devices to india, and it doesn't look like the u. s. mines that so far as because, you know, india does not need the u. s. it's the u. s. that needs india in the region to stay there and to safeguard this strategic partnership. and they are planning to gradually a encourage india to shift buying a military equipment and from the us rather than for example, russia. so i think this discrimination in treatment of india is because the u. s. is theory died there, a strategic partnership with india against china and russia would be harms. well, thank you for coming in the program and sharing your thoughts on a whole lot of issues there, independent journalists, cetera, said dickie

new information that could risk further escalation of already hi tensions between moscow and washington. well, let's discuss this further with former c. i a analyst on the c o as a burg associates, laurie jones, and many thanks for joining us on the program this evening with the johnson. i say, what do you make these on allegations from russia foreign intelligence service? now without the foundation, i mean that this is, this is really nothing new for the united states. let's go back to the end of world war 2, where the united states was recruiting, complying, and using nazi's, like clos barbie, who had murdered thousands of french women, children, and others. so united states has done this kind of thing over the year, so it would not surprise me. plus, we know that the united states through the my former organization and in conjunction with the british m, i. 6, we're moving weapons from libya through been ghazi to turkey that were being smuggled into terrorist groups. the american people were told that it was being done and supported democratic groups, but the reality was the very islamic te

how do you think the cyclical impact here plays into what you're talking about in washington >> well,inly a national security element to this we've heard the president talk about the fact that javelins being sent to ukraine can't be manufactured in large order to replenish the stockpile here because they can't get those chips. of course, now we have a glut of chips in this country. but there is a belief within the administration that, perhaps, some of this funding, once it starts to get out the door, that application process opens next week and the money will start flowing later this year, that perhaps that will end or at least smooth out the boom and bust cycle we've seen the semiconductor industry go through to essentially start incentivizing these companies to not lay people off, to maintain certain levels of investment, and to avoid sort of this, you know, rush, rush, rush, produce, produce, produce, then you have an inventory glut and then they have to take some actions we've seen in recent weeks unclear if $50 billion is the ticket to do that for an entire industry but that cert

washington post. that way. if this turns out, well hey, it was all because we, we, we hung off and we show, what was it, things don't turn out well, we can blame it on so many people. we don't have to get off something for every one . americans always do this as always, the sort of the hard line is on the soft line is and then you know, you take your pick depending on how it works. ok. but going back to your point about china, even in the right, this is the friendship between russia and china, you know, goes back to the, the, the, the, the yeltsin era. i mean that's, that's when really they, it began and it was obviously an expression that a russian weakness of owner ability. they needed to find that ally. and this has been growing in strength, year off the year. now some people has come out, whoa can up to this and say won't look russia, china a very close. we need to split them up against a split the problem and neither side. there's the slightest interest that whoa, whoa, i better join forces with the americans against the chinese.

so let's see, was in washington, what was your doing there? well, i think it was being brief, bye bye to telling him to get move on to certain things. i don't think it to that very seriously. it seems the bible was affected by this and felt the need to send a few key officials just landscape. and namely, burns c, i a director to a firm of points which to the credit. and this really aims me submit this. the washington post actually did report. they did actually write in a rather nuanced hybrid article, which probably few people read. they actually didn't make the point the, the burden administration is every message is landscape, which is that you haven't got too much time. and the reason why you haven't got too much time to go ahead and achieve any other gains of the american. so to make on the battlefield is because i, li, republicans in america are given by and coded message that you are spending spree now with, with, with ukraine. but it can't continue. we're not saying we're going to cut it. we won't agree to the huge amounts that we signed off

train and spent a much longer time than he would have spent traveling officers winning with washington . wellat, because in principle, in ukraine, this visit was very, very appreciated and the support of the united states is still a difficult moment also thank you for the conversation. ihor eisenberg, professor of new york university, was with us last night. the renaissance of ukraine will become the renaissance of europe. this was said by the head of the supreme council, ruslan stefanchuk. he noted that our country is not just fighting for european values, ukrainians gave these values ​​a new sound instead. the aggressor countries will definitely be punished, russia putin and every russian will definitely pay for the war they started, it will be a high but fair price that will be paid by more than one generation of murderers of the people, when the dictatorial regime in the kremlin will be destroyed, what does china's peace plan mean for ukraine, and which was brought closer, calmly talk about it further on the air with political scientist volodymyr fesenko volodymyr fesenko, a political sci

prc, which do not even hide the fact that the russian-chinese partnership is unacceptable for washington. wellat thoughts did alexander balitsky, chief of our beijing bureau, find out about this in china itself? i heard that the role of a peacekeeper is definitely not the one that they wanted to assign to beijing. and it was worth biden to say that washington’s chinese plan does not suit him just because putin applauds him, like the head of euro-diplomacy. barrel took on the image of a fabric expert, the russian war and tensions in relations between china and the united states are tearing apart the fabric of what we often call the international order based on the rules, whether there were rules at one time and prescribed to always negotiate, but barrel now calls direct negotiations the key problem of the chinese initiative, they say, equal conditions for all parties are not that the west would like to see and only intensifies the attacks on beijing, trying to present it as an active participant in the conflict. get away we know we have intelligence information. china is considering sending hun

washington in the late 70s? yeah, definitely. well, _ washington in the late 70s? yeah, definitely. - washington in the late 70s? yeah, definitely. well, you've got to - definitely. well, you've got to think, they both sort of came up together and what is really interesting aboutjimmy carter is that really he was sort of a relative unknown until you went to new hampshire and knocked on doors, knocked on doors until he won this primary and people are asking, jimmy who? that was the question back then and i think following that, jill biden also coming up in that time, they really truly did endorse each other and more than anything even now, presidentjoe biden in touch with the family, with the carter family even though no public statement has been made and just a reminder that the initial statement from the carterfamily reminder that the initial statement from the carter family was that they would like privacy so you have to wonder, you know, are theyjust sort of thinking, well, we want to make a statement but we also want to respect the wishes of the family for now. in respect the wis

well, okay, the washington post still has about 10. stand that these are colossal sums and the order of the numbers. well, you are so optimistic, tony. that the order of numbers will be preserved for the next budget . look at the situation and you at the end of last year. congress voted for a package of 45 billion, and in principle there were hopes that this this kind of insurance is the kind of money that will help ukraine last through 2023. as of now, we see that if we calculate the budget deficit, this is open data of the ukrainian ministry of finance, if we calculate the money that is needed for the war, then this money will not be enough even for six months, that's why 100% 45 billion is nothing to me will not be limited to that, 100% will be new packages, new tranches. so it should now be considered by the congress in which the political situation is a little different because the majority of the lower house appeared in the hands of the republicans because the republican now heads the lower house but by and large, what we are hear

scott macfarlane, cbs news, washington. >>> well, that's it.t's the "overnight news" for this friday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs mornings." remember, you can follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from right here in the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm shanelle kaul in new york. two more people were rescued from the rubble in turkey thursday, ten days after a massive earthquake hit the region. the earthquake killed more than 36,000 people in southern turkey and roughly 5800 more in neighboring syria. >>> actor bruce willis has been diagnosed with dementia. the 67-year-old retired last year after learning he had aphasia, which impacts speech. >>> and the usps releasing these new forever women soccer stamps. the stamp shows a long pony-tailed woman kicking a soccer ball into the red, blue and white distance and is meant to celebrate women in sport. for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, n

mandatory consideration of this very moment, so as not to harm, let's say, our partnership with washington wellis also information that the main intelligence agency may find itself without its goldsmith and everyone is already well used to it. it seems to me that this is the most media-friendly head of the guru in the entire history of our country, who previously knew who was in charge of us . one way or another, it seems to me that few people will be able to compare with budanov in terms of charisma, let's say yes, definitely in this position well, what about mr. bohdanov there's a slightly different story, it's also tied to the americans by the way there just came out one of his one of his interviews that came out in john's mouth in the united states well, there is a little bit of such an interesting version that was voiced by mr. bohdanov of the defense of kyiv at the beginning of the war about the fact that this punk kyiv who was shot in march of the 22nd year that he allegedly warned budanov in a few hours that the russians would land in gostomel remotely, but at the same time, an article

summarizes political science, she will call into question further assistance, and my page of washington wellan attack drones reaper offered the kiev regime to purchase two drones of an outdated model, but for a symbolic price 1 dollar. actually discounts in the best american traditions with a catch. here, as the wall street journal reports, there are a couple of conditions that make generous offers not so straightforward. kiev will first have to pay 10 million dollars for the delivery of drones. a. secondly, spend another 8 million annually. you know , maintenance, moreover, the delivery must be approved by the pentagon, here we recall kiev has already asked to transfer drones to it, but the us department of defense refused the states are afraid of leakage, technology and escalation conflict. the flight range of the reaper, we recall , exceeds one and a half thousand kilometers. the infamous american private military company mozart is leaving ukraine , its head andrew mil burn announced this, while he hinted that the pmc might return, but we will note under another dressage. mozart's mercena

precisely in relation to migs and in relation to weapons, and why was it impossible to do this from washington? well, because these are symbols, listen to us not only russia is a symbolic country, symbolic countries are almost all countries, and considering that the 24th is an anniversary, on this anniversary, there should be those statements and those gifts for ukraine that will help ukraine to win the civilized world, by the way, now we we can see that markets e.e. the prime minister of the netherlands said that the next step for the transfer of e-e weapons to ukraine will also be the transfer of f-16 aircraft, so i think that ukraine will not have to wait so long for the f-16 and ukraine receives them these planes in including well, let's hope because the address that is expected from joe biden in poland, they say that it will be a serious a-a blow , so to speak, and in general, a lot is being prepared for putin on february 24, putin is just so scared, we understand that they are there now they are even conducting nuclear exercises, and they will also wave these nuclear weapons again, ah, but thi

washington. well, these 4 men who have now been removed into custody in the united states were arrested shortly after that assassination among them as a man called kristian sonata, according to the charge sheet, who had political ambitions. that is said he hoped to replace president boise, and he then switch to support the allegation reads to a former patients supreme court judge. now that judge is not named in the indictment, but apparently, according to the charges, he provided this group with a letter asking for assistance as well as promising them immunity. these 4 were among the group who then planned the attack salon himself employed some 20, columbia, and former military soldiers, according to the charge sheet. they then travelled back to haiti and stage the attack on president voices home in july 2021. now in total, there are 7 people in the us who been arrested in connection with the assassination . these for the latest ones to be moved to custody in the u. s. will appear in court for the 1st

transport companies were afraid of making deliveries to syria due to a risk of punishment from washington. well, it's more about this right now of crossing large douglas and the political commentator stevens, who ini in the northern syrian city of the taca variable. welcome to you, so sorry, it's on a day of such tragic news. what do we know right now? so about the current experimental, terry, and situation in syria. the situation is still living there. it is devastating. in the city of la talk, you know that about 400 people died about over 750 people are injured. there are some people under the trouble shooting government and disputing aid and red unit costs are trying their best to to, to pull them out. but the problem is there isn't enough equipment. she's been going through 12 years of war. syria also has sanctions on it. so syria is not ready for a human hearing crisis. and this situation is really, this is in really bad. this is in the park. yeah. and other parts, even worse, because it is closer to the turkey. there's about $270.00 people dead that's. that's the number, the numbers is i

power, which do not even hide the fact that the russian-chinese partnership is unacceptable for washington. welle chief of our beijing bureau alexander balitsky find out about this in china itself? the west, of course, heard the chinese proposals on ukraine more than once, but did not hear it, because the role of a peacemaker is definitely not the one that they wanted to assign to beijing. and it was worth biden to say that washington does not like the chinese plan just because putin applauds him, like the head of the euro -diplomacy. barrel put on the image of a fabric expert, the russian war and tensions between china and the united states are tearing apart the fabric of what we often refer to as the rule-based international order at the time , and barrell now cites direct negotiations as the key issue of the chinese initiative, saying that a level playing field for all parties is not what the west would like to see and only intensifies the attacks on beijing, trying to present it as an active participant in the conflict. we know, we have information from intelligence. china is considering sen

just trying to view its relationship with washington. well, i think china's foreign policy is always been a to engage with every country around the world on the basis of mutual respect and a respect for sovereignty. or that being said, the us, of course, as the largest country economically nominal terms and very influential in many other factors as well. a plays a very important role in chinese foreign policy. and china's blast the u. s saying this was just a weather balloon, but let's be real here and the, if china had shot down the u. s. balloon of its territory, beijing would not be so accommodating a revelation of its own sovereignty. would it? i think this is a complex issue and this brings to mind aah and apocryphal saying from the british foreign office that i brief you leak and they break the official secrets act in that you know, we don't really know the details. a weather balloon collecting weather information certainly can have a military use or so i think it's very unclear here. and i think it's also important to point out that ce

what are the goals of washington well, let's start with the shots taken on the city of kramatorsk, stillupied by the kiev regime, the city of kramatorsk, where last night , apparently, two entrances to a residential building collapsed and , as far as we know, there are affected photos and videos, of course, in the top of ukrainian propaganda, so with a completely predictable message, that russian troops allegedly hit the four-story building with missiles and, again, allegedly they did it intentionally, that is, the usual training manual is in use, as it was quite recently in dnepropetrovsk and earlier in other cities, and in each of the episodes it was possible without difficulty, proof, well, not at all from russia, but from guided air defense, which quite likely again marked their proprietary curvature. although specifically in the case of the kramatorsk state of emergency, a question arises. was there an air defense error or a deliberate provocation? after all , it so suddenly coincided that the ill-fated house collapsed right before the visit to kiev by a whole delegation western gue

washington didn't know what to think. he knew that he couldn't very well stop ward, who's in massachusetts while washington's in new jersey, stop him from doing it. so washington decided against punishing ward. quietly allowed ward to inoculate his soldiers without telling his other officers that it's happening, telling them that this is already violating that policy, that washington has announced. so they were ready amounts that are already inoculating anyway, despite washington now, washington was trying to keep his army together in the fall of 1776. new york has fallen. the british army had had had a series of devastating victories as washington is retreating into new jersey, retreating more into pennsylvania and that war in new jersey, a lot of fighting in the revolution in new jersey, that fighting in new jersey forced a new medical adviser into washington's inner circle. so washington's already getting softer. you can't really do much during these really active campaigns. but that doctor who comes in. the washington circle is named dr. john cochrane.

support, as they say , is not laser, but the city is called washington well , somewhere, too. . there in congress biden difficult to pay attention to what to say so. he naturally reminded. eh, here, everyone there pays attention that you look there in the twenty-first year, he is putin's 21st there by car. and how many times he mentioned 30 times in his speech, and here there are only four. well, yes, but he did mention it four times, because he never once mentioned the same one , by the way, to say one more small nuance. i don’t know if he means, but let’s say he never mentioned zelensky by name either. don't know. here let's go. well, but he raised it, so to speak. eh how just an artist, so the congressmen got a standing ovation at the word ukraine in the states to oksana makarova. she, accordingly , parted there, that is, everything is as it should be. let's take a look at this fragment of this speech. we were visited by the ambassador of ukraine , she represents not only her nation, but also the courage of her people, and we united to support your country. you can stand up

how widely do you think that view is shared in washington? well, it's always difficult to predict exactly how it was going to end. what we have here is a clear case of one country and waiting another and until the ukrainians have a contrary view. my view as they ought to determine on what terms the war ends and at least get them so far. what i hear you saying, and what i hear you are president say is that when you get your country back at 200 and so i don't think we ought to be negotiating a solution for the ukrainians that they may not be able to live with. i think our goal particularly immediately get them what they need, get it to them as rapidly as possible and give them every chance to win. and the ukranian stay in the driving seat when the negotiations start. if the negotiations time. look, i think the definition of victory ought to be left up to those who are affected but the most. in other words, i'm not in favor of all of us ganging up and forcing a solution onto the ukrainians that they may not be able to live with. so we have to focus o

well conversely, it took 5 days off the quake for washington to announce plans to ease sanctions on syria. this is essentially due to mounting pressure from all around the world also from china and various humanitarian organizations as well. demanding the sanctions or east. we heard from local reporter mohammed, oddly, who described how western sanctions are hurting every day. people. western countries continue to impose those sanctions. those sanctions, not just now, but even during the years of for preventive syrians from getting their basic needs . for example, if, if the syrian government wanted to get some medicine and medical supplies for the country, the central bank of syria will not be able to make any transaction as a result of sanctions. this is just one example of what those sanctions have been doing. an effect how they have been affecting the lives of the syrian people to us and western countries in general. do not care about history and people's about the lives of history. and how can you, how can n syrian civilian or individual here believe that the u. s. care is about 3 an

in washington, they say that the united states is not participating in the war in ukraine, just as well, uh they say in berlin in paris in london and even in the archangel at the same time, as you said, it is starting to look more like a nato military operation weapons from nato strategic planning from nato and there seem to be more and more nato military specialists there, there are no combat units, as far as we know from nato but everything else is already present whether the united states and its nato allies are participants in the military conflict in ukraine well, firstly, i would like to say that washington , berlin and warsaw say different things, and not only different people and different people in power, but also the same people in different situations in different audiences, say different things about whether they participate or not participate in essence. well, there was a sensational statement by mrs. verbuk, who, as you know, is the minister of foreign affairs of the federal republic of germany, after that there were statements that the chancellor scholz that germany would

as for washington, well, here is more from the town hall tonight. >> i don't know your guess is as goodpete buttigieg is a disgrace, and one that of many cabinet officials should be fired medially. there's a legal aspect this is will now southern act out of the town hall with the residents of his policy in ohio, there were kind enough to set up a $1.5 million settlement fund for the residents. we should note that they meet $3 billion in profits last year. jill and partner at dillon law group, they are alone here who might also have legal exposure if indeed this spirals out of control as an environmental and health hazard. >> well laura we saw from reporting today in the last couple of days is been that residents who are having testing done of their homes courtesy of norfolk southern of the testing company liability and this is significant because let's see if the testing company that's been paid by the very railroad very railroad company the you might be suing, it tells you that you're gonna be at your house and later you develop cancer or other disease, you've lost your right to sue th

let them get closer and closer to the washington feeder. well hello everyone indeed. it becomes more and more obvious. enthusiastic poland against the tired tandem germany france in the struggle for the location of the big washington brother and the right to receive weapons from him, warsaw takes over berlin and paris poland to bless the republic to create the largest land army in europe can already be forgotten about the times when warsaw relied on its neighbors in the european union, the current government built its policy on two triangular stones of dislike for russia and devotion to america the european union has no place in this structure. the current leadership of poland and moretsky and duda and kachinsky himself are arranging relations through the main european capitals directly with washington and pursuing washington's line in europe against european capitals. actually, therefore the united states is relying on poland by investing in it huge finances and military assistance as well. the post-war architecture of relations, when germany played a central role in

in a recent washington post article, they are well-known and well -informed columnists.e worst managed, apparently, a long conversation with secretary of state anthony blinskin, and he uh quotes him a lot, and i know i've often disagreed with him over the years. sometimes he agreed, because he was the editor who published my article at one time, but i know about nine to one thing. he is a meticulous journalist. and if he quotes blinkin, then i'm sure that he quotes him correctly. and honestly, this article, i'll tell you , made a frightening impression on me, because the main idea of ​​​​the article is that the biden administration. in general, not even now she is very interested in a negotiated solution, that the point is not only and not so much about giving zelensky the opportunity to set the agenda, but about forcing russia to agree on terms that would be acceptable to zelensky and, most importantly, acceptable to biden impossible, because the united states, as you rightly said, wants a victory, or at least what looks like a victory that could be presented as a victo

. >> i'm marcus washington. well, the extreme cold and strong winds are expected in the next few days. we do have team coverage this morning as the bay area braces for the change. pete suratos is live for us in the north bay with a look at just how first responders are preparing. >> first, let's check in with meteorologist kari hall, she's been tracking the timeline for us. this morning so far, relatively mild. >> yeah, it's nice and mild. we have a few more hours to prepare for high winds that are going to be kicking up today and also producing some high waves and dangerous currents along the coastline. and it's also going to be much cooler today compared to yesterday, more clouds moving in. and we will have cold temperatures, along with a chance of showers and even snow on the bay area hills over the next couple of days. the rest of the week is just going to be off and on rain, very cold and also some wintery weather, but we see the winds picking up at 10:00 along the coastline, areas in purple. those are 50 plus-m

so the fool is trying to expose his opponents in the same washington well i guess what he told me isabsolutely nothing. they have here with us in order to have these plans. i think that's what i noticed. here in his speech regarding belarus, this is that belarus is not magically important, and moreover, he was not talking about russia , i do not agree with alexander borisovich that russia is in such a difficult situation, it all depends on belarus yes, of course, some certain moments depend , but not so uh, strategically important to west a and on the one side. this is probably good, but on the other hand. this is a big block of danger and the fact that uh plans are saved, and in relation to belarus that's what john bolton said , it's very important, because we see ourselves. uh, no longer just like a small state that has a nuclear umbrella. under the cover of someone, we ourselves have strategic importance and this is not what experts say about it, officials say, moreover, the united states of america therefore, i think that this is the role of medium and small states today, and in

says she changed her mind in recent months citing a need for, quote, generational change in washington. well, happening tomorrow, the open police commission is going to be meeting to determine whether chief were on armstrong should be disciplined or reinstated. armstrong has been on paid administrative leave for the past month. now after a report ordered by the federal monitor alleged that he mishandled 2 incidents of police misconduct. well, armstrong is criticize that report. he said it was inaccurate. any wants to be reinstated. a special discipline committee is going to be meeting again tomorrow night. it will be private behind closed doors. but when they make their decision, they will then hold a second public meeting afterwards to reveal what it was. they decide it. >> a new bill on affordable housing is set to be introduced to the state capitol correspondent wallace. i'll tell you how it plans to streamline construction and why not? everyone is in favor. >> we're back at 9.29. getting a quick check of the weather here at the half hour on this valentine's day. if you have any outdoor p

haley says she changed her mind in recent months citing need for, quote, generational change in washington. >> well, crews are pulling more survivors from the rubble in turkey and syria. one week after that earthquake struck, crews say they pulled a 13 year-old boy from under a collapsed building yesterday. one of the rare positive stories that we can talk about this morning. volunteers from across the world are they're now working, hoping to find more survivors. >> last night we got like to honk goals and we found that the enduring night and we actually got like a 60 years old woman. out of their rivals like believable office to clays. i was amazing. >> newly released video shows the moment. but a powerful earthquake brought down one of the buildings there. that's capturing the chaos on the streets. the destruction as that building came down, a number of them did. a lot of turkey's biggest cities were flattened more than 36,000 people have been confirmed killed in this earthquake and they're still not done going through all the rubble at number may continue to rise. >> well, here in the bay area o

my cannot, i'll just era, washington. well, the front lines of the war in ukraine. moscow says it's forces are making gains in the car key region. it says it's taken the control of a village and ukraine. second largest city, russian forces have been advancing in the area since key retain control of cookies . in september, mino reports from russia saying ukrainian forces have shown positive desk. 40 rockets were fined at o in and the tank that lasted 2 minutes lead in its prosecutors building and the library will hit still had here on the new south as russian missiles continued to attack energy infrastructure. we looked at the challenge ukraine is facing to replace damaged equipment and we'll be taking a look at pickable, one of the worlds fastest growing sports. ah hello, we got to see temperatures on the rise once again for what a service over the next hour. so central parts of south america will be warming up, see this area, cloud and right, that stretches up from most southeast of brazil not too far from rio cannibal week .

well, according to washington, it's policy towards him. bob, it is aimed at incentivizing behavioral changes and things will remain the way they are until that goal is a chief. well, if we and farmers, however, say that government still managers that hope that people, despite pressure from various western partners, we are quite ready, excited design farmers to have our government supporting us in our endeavors. this promise, this program will push us quite a lot in terms of capitalizing iowa or pulsations who have very much involved in the hub, bump harvest to we did contribute quite a lot in the production of with last season into our encourage from us to take advantage of this opportunity, by wrapping up this i was addition of the weekly here or not he international thanks for sharing a time with us for the sunny program will be wrap up the top stories of the week. and today's main headlines we will return with your stories, the top of the oh, in the year of 1954, the united states of america engaged in warfare against the people of vietn

as a world currency on some standards and some international law, which is again dictated by washington welley win again, then this is the end of everything, but they will not win, they will not lead. only because, if only for one reason, that hmm for the victory of the military-technical confrontation. today they do not have enough strength to eat. eh, today. the most important thing was that they were once afraid of mine and always didn’t scold me very much and they said that i’m so bad that humanity invented atomic weapons here i am , for example, for myself and my views, yes , i revised it, if there were no nuclear weapons, today there would be more more chaos catastrophe nuclear weapons continue to be deterrent factor and i think. that all the same, the remnants of reason are preserved on all sides, and in conditions where no one can win, uh, or victory will be the result from zero sum, when everyone dies, sooner or later you will have to agree. now the question is about what e offset, for example, the same ukraine ukrainians. uh, it's just that the parties designate for themselves the

washington officials decided to delay the destination for 3 months until the drills had wrapped up well. a so called independent investigative commission, apparently helped to cover all that tracks. that's no way in america recording to hush his report with the u. s. informing as part as a possible unusual activity in the baltic sea in june, sweden, germany and denmark. they formed a group to probe, but fail to find any clues surprise, surprise, at the same time locking russia from investigating its own pipelines. of course that says european countries suffer the consequences of having cut off russian gas . well, you could imagine the u. s. immediately denied seymour hersh, his revelations, labeling them complete nonsense. have you or anybody else at the state department of any communication with german, norwegian ambassador, or other wise repairs on this matter? on the matter of string to on the matter of the latest allegations, it would, it would not be typical for us to engage allies in partners on something that is utter incomplete nonsense. and it should be rejected out of hand by

says she changed her mind in recent months citing a need for, quote, generational change in washington. >> wellu.s. is working to recover. multiply identify objects that fighter jet recently shot down over the u.s. and canadian ears. but yeah, officials say they pose no security threats, but many questions still remain. >> washington correspondent anna wiernicki joins us live from dc with the latest on this bizarre story. and a good morning. >> good morning. well, white house officials gave very little detail on monday about these 3 unidentified objects shot down over the weekend. but they did say they ruled out aliens. >> the white house says they're working to solve the mystery behind the 3 unidentified objects shot down over us and canadian air space this weekend but didn't rule out one possibility. there is no, again, no indication of aliens or extraterrestrial activity with these recent take downs, national security council spokesman john kirby says president biden directed the military to shoot down the objects out of an abundance of caution. you want to err on the side of safety here in