a foreign minister regularly talks to leave for mister china, and mister jim dynasty, closer to the previous form, is there was no talk advisor in the, in the parking lots of research by me. so there's a good diplomatic talk, but definitely the talk between the leaders would be the most reliable source for us or chinese authorities to get to position what is really going on as far as the russian and rationalization crime is concerned. and i really want to get a sense of ukraine's position here regarding deepening ties between russia and china . what would president the landscape message a b to she? well, definitely the president of the will deliver his message personally to a president she, i will not concentrate. you know, a lot of speculations, whether that will be or not. we'll give you another example at the time of the visit to prison. she to, to moscow for mr. japan was hearing a country which is presiding under the g 7. and he was really ready and eager to talk about the military situation and your grade, but the further restoration of ukraine, so listed the words going on unfortunate

i now gave the full to the representative of china. mister president morgan to begin with. i wish to thank. i represent her, the luck of mitchell for her briefing, who is nuclear weapons and others, florida america? democrats hanging over our heads and wonder who china's position on the issue of nuclear weapons has been clear and consistent from new york, who sees its 1st day in possession of nuclear weapons in china, has firmly committed to a defensive nuclear stress intruder and civil oh no the pleasure to no 1st use of nuclear weapons at any time and under any circumstances from china has also clearly committed unconditionally not to use or to use nuclear weapons against no, no come up and states or nuclear weapon freeze on through water. read china is the only nuclear weapons state to have made these pledges. along golden china attackers going importers to the status of the treaty on the non proliferation of nuclear weapons. as the cornerstone international nuclear, disarmament and nuclear nonproliferation firmly opposed the authority effectiveness and the universal natu

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weapons, fight, and increase the military spending are left and in reference to proposed china broke a deal mister chuck, mister shalt said no agreement could be made without the backing of the ukrainian people. other when cancellation we can rightly expect china to discuss its ideas with the mean stakeholders, now the ukrainians insulin, and president to lansky and twice it's disappointing that the regional meeting of the channel, 20 finance ministers, china was no longer willing to reaffirm what was the consensus at the poly summit, a clear condemnation of the russian attack. my, my message to be ging is clear, use your influence in moscow to insist on the withdrawal of russian fruitless and do not supply weapons to the aggressor. russia was watching the political correspondent, mena harder is up the buddhist target and guide us through what the chancellor said less than an hour ago. welcome at nina. i shoulda has been critical of china that lack of willingness to condemn the russian attack. or what can we take away from what we heard from him about that love showed, seized china as the main pla

missed opportunity in my mind for the state department to publicly hold china count-able for their fentanyl precursor. so, misterchairman, i would like to enter a second statement as well from the department of state that fails to mention china at all. deputy secretary sherman, why did the state department omit any china's press release secretary press statement as a federal drug lords? >> senator, as i said earlier, secretary blinken makes the ending of this horrible, horrible, ability to kill americans over. >> he certainly would've had this is a key topic in his meetings in beijing, and at some point, when we believe the conditions are right, we will be going to beijing. >> i reclaim my time against deputy suck secretary, sherman. >> but i am greatly concerned that state department admitted mentioning to china for the secretary statements, because they wanted to have the strip to beijing. >> absolutely not the case, senator. >> news reports say that -- oversees the china department decisions, and i feel if you missed a great opportunity here by pulling back on the chance to mention the fentanyl sanctions, to

a foreign minister regularly talks to she is a lead for minister of china, and mister garcia, closer to the previous foreign minister, was now talked advisor in the, in the party in the room on to mr van e. so there's a good one, i think so, but definitely the talk between the leaders would be the most reliable source for us, for chinese authorities to get to position to look is really going on. as far as the ration and rationalization graham is concerned. and i really want to get a sense of ukraine's position here regarding keeping ties between russia and china . what would the president, the landscape message a b to she? well, the president landscape will deliver his message personally to a president. she, i will not concentrate, you know, a lot of speculation is whether it will be or not. we'll give you another example at the time of visit to prison. she to, to moscow or minister of japan was guarantee a country which is presenting to the g 7. and he was really ready and eager to talk about the military situation and your grandmother for that reservation of your grades. so less th

in my mind, this was a missed opportunity to publicly hold china accountable for their fentanyl precursors. misterhairman, i'd like to enter the second statement as well from the department of state which fails to mention china at all. deputy secretary sherman, why did the state department amid any mention of china in the secretary of state's press release on the fentanyl sanctions and it's the mexican drug lords? >> senator, as i said earlier, secretary blinken makes the ending of this horrible, horrible ability to kill americans over. he has a key topic in his meetings in beijing. when we believe the conditions are right, we will be going to beijing. >> i'm rick lemon my time. communist china as a state sponsor of fentanyl. >> yes. >> i'm gravely determined that the state department admitted -- the secretary of state wanted to have this trip to beijing. they did not want to -- >> absolutely not the case. absolutely not the case. >> news reports that you run the state departments biweekly prc strategy group. it oversees the policy decisions. you are pulling back on a chance to mention the fentany

can the visit of a former taiwanese a president to china, really be as innocuous as mister mar would have us believe? well, it isn't innocuous at all. a china of course, is glad to have him there because it sends the message to the chinese people. and the chinese communist party hopes the people of taiwan. that there is room for some kind of reconciliation between taiwan and china. and of course, china wants that reconciliation to lead toward unification. so most of the communications between taiwan and beijing, i have been negative primarily because beijing has been determined that the current president fail. they want to return to happier times and hope of convincing the people of taiwan to vote for the k m t candidate. right. and where are the people of taiwan on, on china? i'm that mr. mark has been in power. so we presume that at some stage at people a weren't. so anti b idea of, of china, whether it be a close relations will being completely subsumed was public opinion at the moment. public opinion is well over 90 percent of the taiwanese identify as taiwanese and not as chinese

my thai counterpart in plans to negotiate with the head of the senate and mister tailanta, cooperation between russia and chinan the economy carries great risks for the united states , according to former us hospital mike pompeo , the rapprochement between moscow and beijing is a strategic mistake of the biden administration. so beat commented on the chinese leader's business cards to our country. the cost of housing utilities can be reduced by those who have benefited from the benefits from the state, to whom are they entitled? how to pay off debts, what will happen if this is not done, maria kudryavtseva will tell in the instruction program . how to pay bills and how to act if the management company has already begun to deprive you of communal amenities , we will tell you in 5 minutes in the program , we warn you right away miracles do not happen, and in utilities, too, every way to get out of the debt hole will require effort. the first most effective, but not suitable for everyone , is subsidies, throughout russia there are rules for utilities. a family should spend no more than 22% of their income on prac

it's not in china's best interest to move in this direction, that it shouldn't be in china's interest to help mister putin continue to kill and slaughter innocent ukrainians. what we need to all do is work to get this war to end. now could end today. if mr. brewton do the right thing, that's not going to happen. it doesn't look like any time soon. but, but if and when it comes to negotiations, we need to be working to make sure to present. so lensky can succeed on the battlefield, so that he can succeed at the negotiating table. so are the 2 liters, also debating scenarios here, potential scenarios to end. this will, i think every time we talk with our allies and partners, we talk about how we can hopefully bring this war to an end. we all want it to end . as i said, it can end today, but shorter that we want it to end as soon as possible. so i would have every expectation that today president biden and chance will schultz will also talk about present zelinski proposal for a just peace. he's put forward a 10 point set of proposals on that. we all want to see if we can work to operationalize that, bu

china. so i think that's a very strong message sent all bye for mister. and i believe that over the past 2 years, china would definitely be strong and our response actively the parliament, all of the republic of georgia, says it has officially scrapped a controversial bill that sparked from violent mass protests in the country. so police will position, has maintained that they will end the demonstrations only the current government resides. this is hold foreign agents legislation center. the u. s. knoll is seen as a clamped out on western news outlets and indian american officials spoke out against the men even less than to impose sanctions against georgia. though the government, clyde with protest is demolished by causing the bill and releasing protest, facility turned the number of the gathering near the national parliament has been growing by the south. we heard from the locals about what has brought them to the sea. we know the day often light. huh. and we've seen that they have made big promises before and they've lied to us so we don't trust them any

china. i think the logic by mister blink, blink. and is the sum of the general principles we see in the 12 point position and paper can be read under the current condition can be read essentially favoring russians position in the ongoing, ongoing conflict. so that's the way mister blink. and possibly somebody observer in the west or read it. so i think this position is you take a clear cut standing and you're either on the side or on that side. you're either on the, the right side or the wrong side. and the does not what the position papers messages about. i think it need to be pushed further for concrete, a proposal for the possible dialogue and political settlement that i mentioned that if not in the document itself. but i think to use the, the several key general principle we see in the document as a way to, to reject it. i think it's a little bit too much. now it's been speculate and present by the present. she last year in volley reached sort of tentative agreement that they would limit direct confrontation or their attentions

china. so i think that's a very strong message sent out by for mister. and i believe that over the past few years, china would definitely be strong and respond actively to germany is in northern city of hamburg now, where 8 people are portly, killed, and several others wounded in a mass. shooting the warning, you may find some of the following footage, disturbing the attack as we understand happened just that i just, i thought a jehovah witness. church authorities say the gunman died. and the incident saying he committed suicide when police came to the scene of several of the victims to be hospitalized with severe injuries. meantime, the city's mayor expressed his sorrow for the tragedy was good company for this program. today, a former senior us health official has asserted that american tax dollars funded the research that led to the creation of covered dr. robert redfield who head of the centers for disease control. as the corona virus was sweeping around the world, made those comments during the latest herring into the origin of the virus. do you thin

visit to moscow recently and how does that play in the larger world stage on our competition with china? mister secretary. >> i'll begin sir and also the chairman with your permission. this is troubling to see that t putin attacked his neighbor in an unprecedented way and it seeks to change the border and access his neighbor's property or sovereign territory. so xi's visit to putin sends atroubling message of support . we don't see them providing any material support to russia right now but we're watching this very very closely. if they were to go down that path i think it would be troubling for the international community but certainly just showing support by his presence there i think isvery troubling . i think that this is, it's been described as amarriage of convenience . putin doesn't have any allies or partners he can turn to in the international community so china is willing to continue to develop that relationship, that's very interesting but it's troubling that what we've seen again, it will be even more troubling if xi decides to provide material support to russia. it would prolong th

mister putin, with the u. s. a. cause again accusing china in recent weeks without evidence. all planning to send arms to russia to use in ukraine, but this is in stark contrast to the reality come soon after china proposed a 12 point piece proposal, a road map to ending the conflict and you frame, which is something that mister putin saturday. he's taken seriously, he again reiterated at russia's commitment to peace negotiations. something has been unbind actively by the west, as we know who continued to flood those conflict zones with arms and the 2 nations that were saying have been very busy in recent weeks. china has recently negotiated this potential piece deal between the old rivals, iran and saudi arabia, which could have a huge global implications. and of course, bringing an end to that conflict in, in yemen. and just last week. 3 mister putin met with the syrian president, pat alford and hi on their their agenda was resolving the conflict in sin syrian, this reproachful between damascus and turkey. so that the 2 nations really is in stark contrast to the western por

but then this can also be seen as mr. moody's attempts to stop mister putting from closing up to she, jim pinion, or the china as president. so, you know, it's a vague, calculated sort of decision that the government of india has taken, given the geopolitical realities of this world in a, given how it's affecting the economies, you know, the food and the oil prices around the world. so it's a difficult one, but up so far, the 2 prime ministers of mr. can she the and mr. moody haven't mentioned that word . so it'll be interesting to see of, you know, how they get around that. but the interesting thing is that, you know, one of the goals matches which is to come to china and its influence in the region . and that sort of pays a small part in this whole dynamics. do not let a bit of a bit deeper into this global strategic partnership between the 2 nations. what really connect the to democracies, what is bringing them close together over the years? well, you know, these are the 2 largest democracies in asia, so it's sort of natural for them to be allowing for sort of greater cause for, for a shared cause. so to s

right here to the russian capital china as president gigi ping, discuss the ukraine conflicts and pops. busy for peaceful resolution with his russian counterpart, mister mooney is foolish. we believe that many of the points of china peace plan are similar to our views and can be taken in action for the peaceful settlement when the western kiev are ready to accept these. however, so far we see no willingness on their part. now the 12 point plan was put forward by beijing last month. that includes clauses about a ceasefire or assumption of direct dialogue and the end of sanctions. well, instead of engaging in dialogue, you cringe presidents and he has complain that china ignored the ukranian peace plan that kia had previously conveyed the bay paging via diplomatic channels. meanwhile, us, i said the china was not impartial regarding the conflict, but should exert pressure on moscow to bring it to an end. you can reasonably look at china is impartial in any way. they haven't condemned this. so now china wants to play a constructive role here in this conflict. the ne auto press russia to pull which troops out of ukraine and ukrainian sovereign territory.

trend and supported by the people. china, highly appreciate that for the suffering of ties came after the honduran foreign minister visited facing founder. and for mister stated that it recognized by one as an inseparable part of china and the beijing is the only legitimate government there. the loss of relations with honduras leaves taiwan with formal diplomatic ties with just 13 states around the globe, including the vatican city. i pay has accused the central american can she been lured by china with promises of financial investments and has expressed his disappointment by joan boyer and competing boundary time wants ministry of foreign affairs. would like to warn beijing that its attempts to lure our diplomatic allies was false promises in order to squeeze our diplomatic space, has seriously harmed the feelings of the taiwanese people and sped up the divergence of cross straight relations wilson weed, or joseph gregory mahoney from the east china normal university says that hon. doris is starting to see beijing as a reliable partner. as of his more economic and diplomatic perspectives than sy one countries are motivated by self interest. and it's i

2 leaders the previous day. changing thing described rougher a close friend of china and reiterate his support for mister put in the russian leader in turn, underlined growing bilateral trade, which had recently more than doubled. he escorted she jin thing to a motorcade, where they briefly talked and shook hands. the 2nd day of tools is expected to be devoted to economic and military corporation, including the signing of several bilateral agreements. the ukraine conflict is also anticipated to be a key point of discussion with moscow having welcomed proposals put forward by beijing last month. which you have carefully read your proposal to resolve your queue crisis, new crane. and of course, we will take the opportunity to discuss this issue more. you are also aware that we are always open for negotiations. we will discuss all these issues and your initiatives, which we respect our 2 countries. interaction in the international arena, contributes to strengthening the principles of the world order and multi polarity leaders arrival in moscow is provoked deep concerns among western politicians and media ou

as you know the united states have been warning china against providing lethal weapons to russia. have you been briefed, misterou expect china to take that step? >> translator: i would like to have all the countries support the end of the war. and on the side of all other security directions, which we have lack of, and we are interested to have china on the side of the nuclear safety and security. the u. s. does not have much in common with china. we understand that, and how the u. s. will be living with china, it is a matter between the u. s. and china. but when the war starts in the european continent which is happening today in ukraine, we have to be interested in limiting this war and ending this war. that is why this factor should unite us. russia is an aggressor. russia should not be on the sovereign ukrainian territory. it should go away, not with force but to retreat itself, to respecting the international law. it shouldn't be occupying the nuclear power plants because it is a threat to the whole of the world. i'm talking about the zaporizhzhia power plant. that is the risk, and other countries should

president joe biden, will focus on russia's invasion and concern such china's planning to provide russia with military assistance. mister schultz last visited the white house shortly before russia invaded ukraine. us about to announce a new $400000000.00 military aid package for cave. delighted ahead of his trip to washington chancellor shawls addressed the german parliament and emphasized his long term commitment to ukraine. his speech came a year after his government implemented on of the biggest policy reversals and decades. it's been one year since german chancellor will have shows announced a turning point for germany's defense and foreign policy. over the course of that year, germany has upped investments in its own military and rounded economic ties with russia and broken its taboos over ascending weapons into conflict zone. taking stuff a year after that pivotal speech shows made clear germany will continue supporting ukraine's defense freedoms. the wanting piece does not mean submitting to a big and neighbor enough, but if you could stop defending itself and it would not be piece of it, but the end of ukraine g

we continue to believe it's not in china's best interest to do that to help mister putins slaughter innocent ukrainians. it's hard to believe that they would think that that's in their best interest as the china-russia alliance grows. the u.s. strategy is to strengthen its own relationships in the pacific. >> that includes enhancing u.s. bases in the philippines and selling attack submarines to australia. what we're focused on is. revitalizing our alliances and partnerships around the world. u.s. officials continue to try to call on china to put pressure on russia to end its war in ukraine. but white house officials say they're not optimistic. russia will take that course reporting in washington on trevor shirley. >> a new united nations report is revealing how we can prevent the worsening effects of climate change from impacting the world. but time is running out the paris climate agreement aimed to limit global warming this century. to 1.5 degrees celsius. while some scientists behind the report say surpassing that mark is inevitable. they believe their research can serve as a survival gui

mister system. she has invited them for a return visit to china later this yet. and sri lanka, president says the country is no longer bankruptcy. after the international monetary fund agreed and the at $3000000000.00 bailout, colombo is set to receive the 1st installment within the next 2 days. now to decades on many iraqis are still criticizing how the united states invaded the country without a plan. among what they say were failures was the decision to disband the iraqi army. our lot has changed, including the rise and fall of security forces, as well as the emergence of new threats. a warning, a salvage of aids report from baghdad does contain some disturbing images. in the battle of iraq, the united states and our allies have prevailed. the iraqi army essentially was dissolved either they were children. they've gone back a back to their homes. one of the 1st decisions the us led forces made after invading iraq was to defend the country military, which used to be one of the largest in the middle east. 20 years later, the country is still dealing with the rep

china's banking watchdog and he's set up this new agency. this is this also that the science commission that he's, that he's been gone as well. why mister, he has set up many special are ex executive committees to oversee the various, the strategic sectors within the chinese economy. and that you may call is part of this whole chinese structure transition of power from the government to do to the party. and essentially of back to mr. c. himself, and i think that trend is going to continue. and now the supervisory financial committee that snooty set up is going to replace the existing function. so from china, so the banks can watch dog and insurance watch dog and some of the other functionary . so with then across different ministries. and so that sort of restructuring, it's actually a hopeful sign because when you have a lot of government entities that have cross functions of each other's end, then durham, various regulators regulating essentially the same thing that doesn't bring efficiency in terms of governance or transparency. and so now the new entities likely to resolve some of that. adrian, let's discuss china's relations with yo

in over roches alleged war crimes and ukraine. china has not condemn brush, was full scale invasion. and with his forces struggling to make gains, mister putin hopes to signal that he actually has a powerful ally. russia's front mining ukraine has advanced, retreated, and dinged forward since it's invasion a year ago. but one thing has stayed constant. european hopes that russia's biggest ally could push it to end the destruction foot off because she ship cape that is important for us that china does not choose russia side or nipple . we expect china to fully use its influence on russia. you'll bring russia to respect international law, while the lesser doug, i said to president she, that it's important for china to exert its influence on russia. china has called for peace negotiations. last month, it released a 12 point piece played for the ukraine conflict that was widely condemned by the west to for not making specific demands on russia. you couldn't. indeed, beijing looks reluctant to clip russia's wings before russia invaded ukraine. both president g and food declared a no limits partnership between their country. yes, they've met

mister shult said no agreement should be made without the backing of ukrainian people. other when cancellation, we can rightly expect china to discuss its ideas with the main stakeholders. gina, the ukranian insulin, and president to lansky and watch list. as it's disappointing that elitist meeting of the g 20 finance ministers, china was no longer willing to reaffirm what was the consensus at the barley summit . a clear condemnation of the russian attack line. my message to b ging is clear. use your influence in moscow to insist on the withdrawal of russian fruitless and do not supply weapons to the aggressor. russia was d, w g political correspond, nina, hers was following that speech and told us more about chancellor schwartz's address or message to china in his address through the ones dog's body. a little i showed, sees china as the main player. one of the main players are together with india, perhaps in this conflict because as all of charges keeps pointing out, this is not just about russia versus ukraine. this is about an aggressive, challenging of the international orders, the international treaties, violating ev

russia, china, iran and north korea . now mister putin is betting on, the happier drones in friday as those iranians roads gebut it will happen to you was given to them the longer-range artillery, i don't want to see them bleed over the winter and spring, i want to see victory not a drawn out conflict that has no resolution in sight. the threat of communist china cannot be overstated. they are the number one threat long-term to our national security. it's like this chipset to fully some supply-chain a semi conductors taiwan and china nathan here in the united states. but still 90 percent of that advanced manufacturing takes place in taiwan. so when people ask why is taiwan importance in action in china invaded taiwan so control 90 percent of the global supply. we would be in the world of hurt ppi personally think chairman xi will influence the election . if he fails i think plan b will be a blockade and an invasion that will be on a scale that will make ukraine looklike a very small thing . on massive cyber attack, taiwan is not pre

and that any piece talks an idea that china and a few other nations are pushing or a distraction to help mister putin tried to solidify his games and continue his assaults in ukraine. the united states is waging a proxy war against russia and its using ukrainian blood, blood, and treasure, and expending ukrainian infrastructure and industry on the united states is not paying the price for this war. and as long as they have no price to pay no consequence, they will continue. and we can see how indifference they are because of their reluctance encourage kiev to enter into negotiations. and they are entirely indifference to the fate of your crime. us policy toward china is rooted in delusion that's rooted in the delusion that the united states with one 4th the population of china is small and shrinking industrial base relative to china's that somehow it can and should maintain the gemini, not, not only in the region where the u. s. resides on the map, but also all across the whole of asia, where china is located when your foreign policy is based primarily on delusion, everything bill on top of it,

and he says the visit is a clear signal to the west of china's independent foreign policy of all the topics that the 2 country leaders between mister, she and president booking. i think the topic of the ongoing conflict in ukraine is certainly going to be on top of the agenda and that's going to be discussed a peculiar but very mind is that china has recently published its position on supporting peace and cease fire of the conflict. so i believe this is certainly going to be discussed. i think this is also a clear message that has been sent out with regard to the, the upcoming visitor presidency to moscow. now, china's independence in its foreign policy and his handling of international relations is not going to be influence or even manipulative, but you've been deterred by an a 3rd party of march 20th 22nd will be bring you special coverage of the chinese, the this using pings visit to moscow, both on a on the on line. so do stay tuned for that. ah. the east and south are coming together to create a new power shift on russia has a role to play less according to the former spokesman of the late libyan leader. mama duffy, who sat do

and that any piece talks an idea that china and a few other nations are pushing or a distraction to help mister putin tried to solidify his games and continue his assaults in ukraine to go further in depth on this. let's cross live now to former us marine and your political analysts, brian berlin, mac. brian is great to have you on the program today. now a former top us advisor, so this ok for the u. s. to use ukranian troops instead of american ones, to fight against roche, russia, as a quote strategic adversary. what do you make of that statement? it's very obviously an admission that this is a proxy war just as russia has said. all along. the reason for waging this proxy war is to and their own words remove a strategic adversary off the board so that they could focus on removing their main strategic adversary. china from off the board. it, it is a illustration of how everything about us foreign policy is in the pursuit of gemini and all of this talk about preserving, protecting ukrainian sovereignty. this is all a smoke sprain, the pursuit of jimmy. ready hides behind, right, especially when

and the us, china, russia, china, russia, economic investment, trade relations, could basically offset some of the sauce mister child. you talk about shaw. so, i mean, i know you've, you've been following this for the past number of bay starting last week. for example. there are banks in america that have been crushing in recent days, r u b. s is now going to buy credit suisse, but today, credit suisse shares plummeted, 63 percent below the u. b. s. takeover price. is this a sign of some kind of contagion that is affecting the west? i mean, could there be a domino effect? mr. chow says, i think certainly it, even though the u. s. has a ways to does deal with these prices because they did this before. but basically they are printing money out to, you know, try to do this on a short term problem. but the long term problem is really about the trade and the investment decline and the cost increase because all the sections around the world . and i think it's also this is really a global price and you need a global solution. and i think that china and russia as the member of the national, the u. s. security castle,

putin, of a russian alleged war crimes in ukraine. china hasn't condemned to russia's full scale invasion with his forces struggling to my gains. mister putin hopes the signal that he has a powerful ally. rushes frontline in ukraine has advanced, retreated, and inched forward since it's invasion a year ago. but one thing has stayed constant european hopes that russia's biggest ally could push it to end the destruction of beakers. she shipped kit that is important for us that china does not choose russia side or nipple. we expect china to fully use its influence on russia. your ring, russia to respect international law? well, tell us, you know, i said to president she, that it's important for china to exert its influence on russia. china has called for peace negotiations. last month it released at 12 point piece, played for the ukraine conflict. that was widely condemned by the west hoover, not making specific demands on russia. you could, indeed, beijing looks reluctant to clip russia's wings before russia invaded ukraine. both president, g and fulton declared a no limits partnership between their country. they've met in person since

we continue to believe it's not in china's best interest to do that to help mister putins slaughter innocente u.s. is sending weapons. >> the pentagon says it's getting abrams tanks and patriot missiles to ukraine's military ahead of schedule. this is about getting this important combat capability into the hands of the ukrainians sooner rather than later. lawmakers say the priority is to keep the conflict from growing. we don't want to go to war with china. >> we want to protect our allies. >> now the u.s. announced another large aid package for ukraine on monday and a group of republican lawmakers have urged the president to send more lethal military aid to ukraine. >> reporting live in washington. i'm basil, john basil, thank you. >> back now to talk about our weather forecast with this live. look at a wet and slick picture. this is the richmond sandra fell bridge. the traffic coming tourist towards us is going from the east bay into the north bay. and it is yucky out there right now. meteorologist kyla grogan here now with details on our forecast. the winds, the real issue this afternoon.

mister chang in his new role? what any, any big expectations? so i think many people here in china, as well as on the global landscape, seeing the chinese premier as an indicator of chinese economic policy. i think it's important to go back to what the background he's coming from. so he has a degree as master of business administration at home comp, from hong kong polytechnic university. he has been serving and jo province in civil affairs department as well as in jump to providence and also as you previously mentioned, he had been working in chung high. so all this experience coming out of he's working background as well as his education background. many have quote him as a pretty much petitioner of practical theory. so he is pretty much falling many practical policy in terms of how to improve people's livelihood, especially coming from work he and civil affairs department, as well as working as the secretary of municipal party committee. so i think it's very important to understand where he's coming from and also what education background that you hope and that will contribute in