alicia. i another migrant caravan making its way to the nuance. it numbers some 2,000 people and right now they're in a mexican town north of guatemala. casey steak 18 live in the -- casey stegall is live in the border town. reporter: hey, alicia and jonathan, the latest caravan left the mexico guatemala border on monday and according to the organizer, they made it about 65 miles progress in the last week or so. they tell fox their plan is to head to mexico city and final destination plan for the usa. about 2,000 in size and the thinking is that some are bound for juarez, just across from el paso here, where at the moment there's already dozens of migrants camping out as you is key in the video stationed on the mexican side of the wall. ngos in juarez are preparing and senior border officials say as that huge group gets closer and closer to our southern border, it'll likely be divided up and sent to multiple locations in texas, new mexico, arizona, and california. >> people need to understand

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alicia: casey stegall live thank you.onathan: was spring here temperatures are rising border states like arizona preparing for illegal crossings to go up even further. the tucson sector is are the busiest in the nation with over 300,000 migrants crossing this year alone. that traffic has been driven west after texas tightened security at its border and ports of entry. at the front lines of the crisis in arizona sheriff mark lam is also a republican senate candidate. great to have you. how busy is it in your area and your county? is it getting busier? >> thank you for having me on. it's busy and is getting busier. what we see is a lot of what you show for you saw the video of the car running from dps my guys had a traffic stop just the other day. while there is the driver question his story was not adding up. we asked to do a consent to search. he took off. we had to spike his car three times. we popped all of his tires he was still going 80 miles per hour on the rims. we finally did a pit maneuver. but we finally got him

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello everyone i'm alicia acuna along with lisa boothe and jason webb and the big story backlash building over president biden prom la nation of easter sunday as transgender day a visibility empire state building in new york city will be lit tonight in pink, white, and light blue for the transgender flag and christians everywhere are outraged. fox news correspondent lucas tomlinson live at the white house with new reaction. lucas. >> republicans are blasting president biden over designating his proclamation designating march 1st transday of visibility happens to coincide with easter and president biden mark solemn occasion on x posting, quote, today on transqengder day of visibility eve a simple message to all transamericans. i see you, you are made in the image of god and you're worthy of respect and dignity he posted following easter greeting earlier this morning, jill and i sending our warmest wishes to christians around the world celebrating the power of hope and christ resurrection this easter sunday and trump campaign responded earlier to both of those sadly these

alicia: not necessarily.nk for the down trading, if you think about more under e-commerce but for tencent, if you look at higher margins on the e-commerce livestreaming, they only recognize the fee they are taking. it doesn't matter the prices, they are only taking a transaction fee, like a service fee. many games -- minigames they also treat as a platform for developers. haidi: what are we seeing when it comes to the strength of the business that relies on this ecosystem? alicia: the wechat ecosystem? one of the key highlights is video account, recognized as advertising revenue. besides that, i think the video account echo system has been facilitating and nurturing a lot of the content creators and it has helped integrating the programs and livestreaming e-commerce. there's quite a bit of monetization going on, not just from the advertising perspective. i think reading the wechat ecosystem, highlight last night is also the wechat mini program search, which is growing nicely and it's still early in the moneti

alicia, i don't know about you.lawyer, but i would follow her. who do you think i should call? >> i've watched a lot of law and order, i took the lsat, i covered the trump years, i am practically a lawyer at this point. here is the thing, here is the push and pull, chuck rosenberg, which we have talked a lot about as it relates to this case. jack smith wants to keep things moving, and so his competing interests here are a judge, who continues to make questionable judgments, and knowing that if there is any effort to remove her from the bench, that serves only to slowdown the case, so if you are jack smith, how are you weighing those two realities against each other? >> i do not move to recuse her from the case. number one, i think that is a terrible look for the government. number two, i think it absolutely fails. look, sometimes you get a bad draw, alicia. this is their draw, not to be too cliche, but you have to play the hand you're dealt, and they're going to have to litigate this case in front of judge cannon. h

alicia? >> i was going to shift gears, secretary, and ask you to put on your dad hat for just a second, because we've been following the story, the alabama supreme court's ivf personhood ruling. i'm sure you saw this week the u.s. senate, you had a republican blocking legislation that would have protected ivf. and while you build your family through adoption, i don't think we have enough men in this conversation, talking about some of the most personal and most important conversations that we have as families, about how we build and grow our own families. so, i wonder for you, as you are watching this all unfold, what more you think the federal government can be doing to protect american families? >> i think you're right. i think everybody who believes in family ought to be speaking out here. this is a women's issue. this is a family issue. it is a fathers issue, too. when this kind of ideology, and the actions of the last administration and the congressional republicans and the supreme court

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to see your mother's head blown. >> reporter: the two boys now live with alicia in georgia. the case is still not solved. and two and a half years later, she says the pain is still indescribable. >> you can be doing good like one day and the next minute you're in tears. and it could be a smell. it could be a song. you have no idea what the grief is for this. and there is no time limit. >> we're announcing 480 new cameras. these are cameras which will aid and support the efforts of law enforcement to focus on stolen vehicles. >> reporter: governor gavin newsom says they'll install 290 cameras on surface streets in oakland and 190 cameras along east bay freeways. he says the cameras are similar to license plate readers but have an additional ability to identify vehicles by things like make, model, and color, as well as details such as bumper stickers and roof racks. the governor believes the cameras will make oakland and the freeway es safer. >> potentially do is create privacy abuses. i think that it could also open up the opportunity for these cameras to be misused. >> repor

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i guess the question, alicia, is, do you think?k about in the next hour. that shows right now, where the country is and where its head is. and in my view, it's not in a good space. with donald trump leading. so, how does this fix itself? do you think people really want to fix it, or are they, like you, know -- it's not bad? >> i think people want to fix it. the three of us are really clear about the fact that you don't over investor national poll. you don't over-invest in national poll when it's eight months out. you have a lot of groups, some of the groups most disengage right now, not paying attention, are also the most likely to say they're going to vote for donald trump. so, yeah, there's work that democrats are going to need to do in order to reassemble set their coalition in the next eight. monsters definitely room for alarm. i have to believe, michael, we all have to believe there are enough americans who are invested in the idea of a democratic america that they're willing to show up between now and november. >> just real q

hi, alicia thanks to coming >> it is a pleasure to be here with you. >> i wonder if you could tell ust you think people can do to get ready for what we know is a coming earthquake in san francisco. >> well, one of the most things that people can do is to make sure that you have a plan to communicate with people who live both in and out of state. having an out of state contact, to call, text or post on your social network is really important and being able to know how you are going to communicate with your friends, and family who live near you, where you might meet them if your home is uninhab hitable. >> how long do you think that it will be before things are restored to normal in san francisco. >> it depends on the severity of the earthquake, we say to provide for 72 hours tha, is three days, and it helps to know that you might be without services for up to a week or more, depending on how heavy the shaking is and how many after shocks we have. >> what kind of neighborhood and community involvement might you want to have before an earthquake to make sure that you are going to able to

i'm not worried too much about it, alicia.ctory to rely on the courts. donald trump needs to be held accountable, but what he risks and what i have said to my constituents, what he risks if he is successful in delaying all of these cases beyond the election, is that in addition to the election being a referendum on the trump slump economy that he brought us in his first term, it also becomes a referendum of if donald trump will escape justice. he will only motivate more voters to turn out who won't want to see him held to a different standard and be able to make his own cases go away. i'm not worried about that at all. i will let our legal play out as it must be this we are organizing and mobilizing and not going away. >> congressman, there are a lot of people there who are worried. what do you say to those folks that are like, oh, i hear you, i see you at the supreme court. i see what they have done previously when it comes to roe v. wade and a number of other cases. i see the dragging of the feet. they say it's important to

lo alicia estÁ atrasado antes de esta fecha.pido complete la solicitud serÁ mejor. >> maÑana jueves los fanÁticos de los atlÉticos de oakland realicen cambio. esto podrÍa provocar problemas de seguridad pÚblica. vamos a pasar con juan carlos murrieta. >> quÉ gusto saludarlos es. actividad de la champions. son 4—2 . vamos con benfica. abriÓ el marcador y de esta forma vino en 1—1. al 96 se puso en marcador definitivo. >> rayados frente a crosas un. >> golden state 101—83 . provoco una situaciÓn interesante. actualmente el mariscal de campo estÁ franqueado en el nÚmero 60. tenga muy buena noche. >> todo ——la lluvia siguen en la >> mitad de semana nuevo leÓn lluviosa, vamos a preguntarle a nayarit hasta cuÁndo la lluvia nos estarÁ acompaÑando. >> estÁ afectando la carretera. le echamos un vistazo mÁs de cerca. tambiÉn mucha preocupaciÓn. la lluvia se hace sentir hacia san francisco y todavÍa se estarÁ ubicando de manera mÁs moderada. para en dÍa de maÑana. ya de resto las condiciones mÁs agradables. no es hasta el dÍa viernes. pued

>> yeah, it is a pretty tremendous one, alicia.reads, different sort of groups that would be doing different forms of intelligence. one would be the counter-terrorism over the last 20 years, looking for any sort of connections from everything from the islamic tate to al qaeda to the war on chechnya 20 year ago and there is a lot of analysis being done in three different lanes. one in the context of the ukraine fight, vis-a-vis the ukraines, would this make sense and already the russian partisan groups that have been fighting along the russian-ukrainian border. there is focus on that group. this is veterans who come back from ukraine that are not particularly happy with the fact that they were forced to go fight in ukraine as part of a russian draft combined with the sort of left overs of the prigozhin movement, this is the wagner center, many of them disgruntled they were pushed out after pig oezin died. so when you look at this, you're talking about a multi-level, a multi-national intelligence effort looking in many different dire

a yellow slab whose alicia division vet to him is to be decorated for a significant personal contribution to providing assistance to ukrainian armed forces in charitable and public activities. so it's not exactly clear what contribution zeros, lab hung come made to the armed forces of ukraine beyond of course, this service and hitler's watson sc alicia division of ukrainian nazis who spent world war 2, killing jews and our russian allies fighting against hitler along with us. in the west at the time he's 99 years old now and yeah, you freight is getting short on troops, but i still don't think they're calling up the 99 year old x that's from canada. yet to serve as cannon fodder. so about the only quote public activity that home cost is actually known for these days is sitting in canadian parliament, well visiting ukrainian prime minister of libraries with in all of canada as elected representatives. cheered as a house speaker introduced them as a guide who fought russians. totally ignoring the historical contacts that russians back then were allies of the west against hitler. we have her

thank you for being with us. >> thank you, alicia. >> thank you also for being here. a quote from the white house from president joe biden on the wrongful detention of evan. noting, "journalism is not a crime and evan went to rush it to do his job as a reporter risking his safety to shine the light of truth on russia's brutal aggression against ukraine. we will continue working every day to secure his release. we will continue to denounce and impose costs for russia's appalling attempts to use americans as bargaining chips. and we will continue to stand strong against all those who seek to attack the postwar target journalists, the pillars of free society." your work, the president's statement, are a powerful reminder right now of what journalists face. not just in russia but around the globe. talk about where you see things now? how these efforts are actually coming together largely behind the scenes. the public facing statements notwithstanding. what is your assessment of the work you are so engaged in? >> i applaud the leadership of president biden. and certainly t

s ask alicia division of ukrainian nazis who spent world war 2, killing jews and our russian allies fighting against hitler along with us. in the west at the time he's 99 years old now and yeah, you freight is getting short on troops, but i still don't think they are calling up the 99 year old x that's from canada. yeah. to serve as count and potter. so about the only quote public activity that home god is actually known for these days is sitting in canadian parliament, well visiting ukrainian prime minister of live years with in all of canada as elected representatives. cheered as to how speaker introduced him as a guide we fought russians. totally ignoring the historical contacts that russians back then were allies of the west against hitler. we have here in the chamber today ukrainian canadians cleaning canadian world veteran from the 2nd world war from fort ukrainian independence against the russians. the guest su, pre regional council, is doing russian propaganda now ripping off this band aid on through those political career and putting hunger back into the spotlight with an award and

las investigaciones, la oficina del alguacil del condado de monterrey y identifica a las 4 víctimas aliciaundo sabe que por cierto y coincidentemente alicia ramírez, una de las víctimas, estaría cumpliendo hoy 33 años. y bueno, para honrar su memoria y la de los demás fallecidos, mañana las familias van a tener una vigilia ahí en king city. y en relación con este tema, las autoridades proporcionaron nuevos detalles sobre la investigación del tiroteo. pero se trata de descubrimiento de un vehículo de la marca del año 2015, utilizado presuntamente por los responsables del tiroteo en king city para huir. según el informe, este automóvil fue reportado como robado en el área de pacific road durante el mes de febrero. y en cuanto a los sospechosos, la policía está actualmente en su búsqueda. is currently offering a thousand dollar reward for information information leading to the arrest 25.000 $ de recompensa están ofreciendo las autoridades para quienes proporcionen información para dar con el paradero de los responsables. así lo indicaron. lo escuchó en la rueda de prensa. la oficina del algua

good luck. >> alicia, that's the key part of this, offering the ramp, the permission structure, okayit's hard for some republicans, baked into the infrastructure of the gop, and to make the leap, you need the line of encouragement saying it's okay, it's okay. you're not necessarily just voting for the man. you're voting for the country, and that's the important part of this. >> it was notable to me, and we have pulled apart a lot of the former president's speech from last night, but there's not one sound i'm playing. i will paraphrase it for you. i thought it was worth discussing. as you know, we have president biden and vice president kamala harris saying they worry about the future of american democracy and elections if donald trump should be reelected, and he's out there trying to make the same argument to his base saying i don't think you're going to have another election in this country if we don't win this election. i don't think we are going to have another election or certainly not an election that is meaningful. david jolly, i would talk about the gall, but it's the least of

alicia vitarelli abc seven news. >> that's a great back behind the scenes look, isn't it?ell, you can watch all of the drama unfold at the 96th annual oscars, hosted by jimmy kimmel. coverage runs all day sunday leading up to the awards themselves. starts an hour earlier than usual at 4 p.m, right here on abc seven and san francisco's union square will be in bloom this saturday. >> a dazzling display of spring flowers will be there for tulip day. this is the sixth time the city will host this event. this is video from last year. tulip day is a nod to international women's day, which will be celebrated friday. access to the event is free and so are the tulips. >> union square will be covered by 80,000 colorful tulips uh- all kinds of colors. you have to come early because it tends to get very crowded and busy, so be early and then the public can go into the flower fields. take their pictures, take their selfies, and then pick up to eight uh- free tulips. >> tulip day happens saturday from 1 p.m. until 430. it will be followed by nine other floral displays throughout the spr

i should also say i've alicia kearns onto i've invited alicia kearns onto this show hopefully for nextcause love to have this because i'd love to have this conversation with her because i think must be a think there must be a misunderstanding. and i think people kearns people like alicia kearns simply don't the issues. don't understand the issues. they it's bigotry. they assume it's hate bigotry. it's of that. it's the opposite of that. >> i think alicia, >> well, i think alicia, demonstrated exactly that counter point and that inversion of reality. yes she stood up, had a homophobic rant at a gay man, felt justified as a heterosexual woman to do that , heterosexual woman to do that, and didn't see the dissonance in her position . her position. >> but you don't think that if she realised that if her if she got her way, if that policy went through, she would be greenlighting gay conversion therapy. do you think if she realised that she wouldn't support it? >> i think if she was prepared to listen for long enough to really problem, really understand the problem, she there. but i fear she

alicia met the student. congratulations to that young lady.erview on the rich eisen show. >> this is insane! i don't know anything. maybe i'll watch the semifinal, but that's it. what can i do? i've got the rangers, you know. i've got the knicks. i can't follow all these teams. how do people do it? >> i don't know. >> awe. i feel so seen! >> i am larry david. >> you and me both, al. >> he had a whole bit on "the rich eisen show" when he's talking about when he's somewhere, he has to call his wife and kids to order him a uber because he doesn't know how to do it. to do it. so funny. >> oh, larry. all right. that was a great one. >>> just ahead, folks, we are live at a high school with a film "footloose." the kids on a m >>> let's get a look at this storm system approaching the bay area with some scattered showers moving from north to south. this will also bring in some colder temperatures, but it first starts in the north bay by early in the afternoon, still in san francisco at 4:30 we are dry, but we see rain pushing from north to south and sc

um my name is alicia. i'm an illustrious outpatient bank. lo and i have my own company. we manufacture product, but i also taught so many companies lots of fun. hello to the person i'd like, you know you have the like a it has to be. how are you guys on the lovely spaces? yes. hi i he was, he was really like, it was not me when the door. what do you think of like, career wise or commercially? what will do you how to much? yeah, i think um, getting design studio. oh you already. oh okay. yeah. i think once i be my portfolio is decent enough to well going to game design studio. i think i want to hear what is holding you back from just working on and forth for you. nothing. i'm actually working on it. okay. i still don't think of, of my, i like the station we start as like an amateur, and i want to improve and nobody, but i can just look at my art and music. i did a good job of that just of a happens. it just doesn't. i'm the improving thing is literally just over time. what is your inspiration? probably was says the expression, okay. at the most basic point, the best thing

um my name is alicia. i'm an illustrious outpatient bank. lo and i have a long company we manufacture product, but i also taught so many companies lots of fun. the hello. nice to read to you the person i'd like, you know, you all the i like it has to be. how are you on the lovely face time here? yes. hi i he was, he was really tired, was not leaving the door. what do you think of like? career wise or commotion do both will do you have to much? yeah, i think um, getting design studio. oh you already? oh okay. yeah. i think once i b my board for you is decent enough to what we're going to give is antonio. i think i want to hear what is holding you back from just looking on your thoughts for you? nothing. i'm actually working on it. okay, i, so the think of, of my, like the station we start as like an amateur, and i want to improve and nobody, but i can just look at my art and music. i did a good job on that, just of a happens. it just doesn't. i'm the improving thing is literally just over time. what is your

um my name is alicia. i'm an illustrious outpatient bank. lo and i have my company we manufacture product. but i also saw so many companies, lots of fun. hello to the person i know you all the i like it has to be. how are you guys on the lovely space here? yes, hi i he was, he was really excited about moving the door. what do you think of like career wise or commercially virtual deal? how too much? yeah. um given design, so do you oh you already. oh, okay. yeah. i think once i be my portfolio is decent enough to look at a game design studio. i think i want to hear what is holding you back from just working on and forth for you. nothing. i'm actually working on it. okay. i still to think of, of my, i like the station we start as like an amateur, and i want to improve and i believe i can just look at my art and music. i did a good job of that just happens. it just as an i'm the improving thing is literally just so what time, what is your inspiration? probably was sounds expression. okay. at the most basic po

detectives reviewed the evidence and came to believe alicia's death was no accident. >> your accountifier was tampered with. the baby didn't do it, and it didn't come apart naturally. >> reporter: angelina says she did not kill her baby and she was never charged with that. she did stand trial for the murder of frank rodriguez, where a prosecution asked testified that angelina poisoned frank at least twice. first oleander, which made him sick enough to go to the e.r., but not to kill him. then when she was giving him those fluids the doctor ordered, she was toasting them with anti-freeze, which was fatal. the jury found angelina guilty of first-degree murder for financial gain, but couldn't reach a verdict on whether she had tried to kill the witness. and in the sentencing phase, the judge allowed the jury to hear evidence implicating angelina and her daughter's death. then, the jury agreed on a sentence. >> she will be put to death. >> reporter: even while facing a death sentence, angelina seemed unfazed. she addressed the court, but admitted only to some errors. >> i need a few terr

es madre de alicia, la única mujer fallecida hasta el momento., tuve la esperanza que estuviera vivo, pero hoy a las 10 nos confirmaron que él se murió. hermelinda identifica a su hermano como mario guzmán, quien perdió la vida en un momento de desespero que ya no sé ni qué hacer. el domingo, amigos y familiares se reunieron para pasar una tarde juntos mientras felipe atendía a una de sus hijas tras dar a luz otras 2 recibían disparos en el patio delantero. de acuerdo con las investigaciones, 3 sospechosos vestidos de negro bajaron de un kia, abrieron fuego contra las personas que se encontraban en esta fiesta y huyeron del lugar. esto sucedió alrededor de las 18:00 de la tarde sobre la cuadra 200 de la calle segunda en king city. un cohete? así es. bueno, luego residentes en la zona dicen que escucharon gritos, disparos y que vieron a personas tratando de ayudar a las víctimas en el piso. son todos ellos que estaban aquí. son trabajadores del campo. no son para. mi hija trabaja aquí en el hospital de asistente de doctor. ahí trabaja mi hija. los

amanda and alicia are still with us.turning a right women had enjoyed in this country for 50 years, the natural extensions were contraception and ivf. but now that it's here, it always seems to have like a second drop politically for republicans, and then they scramble to put the tooth paste back in the tube. how do you assess this moment? >> you know, i think that as we've all said we saw it coming. it does not make it any less painful, and no one on our side makes any pleasure in the i told you so, but we have some strategic lessons to learn from all of this. we can't put the tooth paste back in the tube. it's impossible. but we can be very clear-eyed and vigorous in our advocacy going forward. i'm actually out in southern california doing a bunch of campaign activity. we have a very clear conscience to drive with house republicans who could not even get their act together to support ivf, you know, in the past few days. so we have some really clear opportunities here to communicate with voters. we can be very direct. w

liz and rachel of the candy library for hosting this event alicia. thank you for your lovely words, and if i can just follow on by what you're saying because many of the famine emigrants who came to this country in the 1840s and 1850s were economic and political refugees and what will witnessing at the moment is again the flight of political and economic refugees and my heart goes out to them. i hope the situation comes to an end soon, but tonight is a more joyous occasion escape perhaps for 90 minutes, and i want to start off by saying congratulations to neil on this fantastic book. i read it within 24 hours and i literally couldn't put it down a few coffee breaks. and it's beautifully recent it's accessible and it tells the story that deserves to be told and to be better known so i wouldn't say happy saint patrick's month as alicia has already intimated you we no longer can celebrate saint patrick in one day. we need a whole month to celebrate him, but for me, my favorites are saints is of course, saint bridget who until recently has really been wr

long-range stormshadow missiles, which are launched from the territory of ukraine in the ssu, says aliciabritish parliament's foreign affairs committee. thus, the german chancellor answered the allies by counting, kearns stated. in turn, the former british defense minister ven wallis, who actually sent stormshadow to ukraine, called scholz the wrong person. in the wrong position at the wrong time. the british intelligence community is in shock. the chief executive of intelligence consultancy sayline, justin crump, is furious. british support for ukraine is unlikely to be news to moscow, given the repeated leaks, but although it was previously veiled, scholz completely tore off the veil of secrecy. president putin threatened to you this morning. i'm not going to make any geopolitical comments because this is not the place. these are quite serious topics. each of the words that... i speak on this issue in a thoughtful, verified and balanced manner. we ourselves must escalate so that putin will retreat. we must transfer taurus long-range missiles to kiev. even if this is not enough, it is st

alicia?the president saying in his speech tonight they've been working on establishing -- to establish an immediate cease-fire that would last for six weeks. some critics immediately noted they were looking to hear the words permanent cease-fire. so everyone still, again, not happy. julia sirken, you were there at the capitol. i know coming out of the president's "state of the union" address when the vice president and speaker johnson descended from the dance and came out, you were in the hallway. what did you ask speaker johnson, and what did he say? >> well, speaker johnson, simone, told me he thought the speech was overly partisan. this was a tone i also heard from other republicans. they were really unified in saying this was a divisive speech, this was a campaign speech, he had no unity. and everything he said they thought the immigration moment gabe was referencing that marjorie taylor greene had handed him was scripted, on the opposite side i heard from a border state democrat who told

you know, alicia, if the sentiment about this officer getting killed in the line of duty is that the person who shot him, shouldn't have been out there. some of that ire has been pointed towards some of the politicians, but there was one politician that was invited to the funeral that was president trump, and we had a chance to hear from father michael duffy as he described praying with president trump. i was able to just say, mr. president, thank you for being here. thank you for your goodness to this family, would you be willing to pray with us? and he said, of course, father duffy and i said, ladies and gentlemen, president trump would like to pray with us. let's all say now, father, together. and the whole room, including the president standing right next to me, prayed. and now, father, and then the president, so beautifully turned and kissed phoebe ryan on the forehead and the baby clapped at the president, and it just broke the tension, it was just such a beautiful human, simple moment that meant so much to the family and so much to the people in that room. yeah, it just feels

wrong job and in the wrong place. echoed the head of the parliamentary foreign affairs committee, aliciaresponsible and a slap in the face to allies. we have a choice, either we give ukraine what it needs, or we see even more bloodshed and a complete failure of deterrence. scholz must send the taurus missiles and stop holding back european security. a year ago, when they squeezed germany to agree to supply leopard-2 tanks to ukraine, it got to the point that it is not... generally accepted that by talking about sending troops to ukraine, he set everyone up at once. we just got there in london distance yourself from the loud words of french president macron, just as you have to deal with the statements of the german chancellor. threats against moscow. any russian attack or invasion of nato will provoke a stunning response. 3.5 million troops across europe could be involved. according to the british press, admiral tony radakin remains as british chief of staff for years longer than expected because he actively helped the ukrainian military plan attacks on russian warships. so chancellor sh

stormshadow missiles, which were in the ukrainian army. allowed from the territory of ukraine, says aliciaairman of the foreign affairs committee of the british parliament. thus, the german chancellor answered the allies by counting, kearns stated. in turn, former british defense minister len wallis, who actually sent stormshadow to ukraine called scholz the wrong person, in the wrong position at the wrong time. did president putin threaten you this morning? i 'm not going to make any geopolitical comments because this is not the place, that's enough. europe is sending completely different signals, how much does this harm the alliance? the federal chancellor of germany got away with it the most, perhaps it is very unpleasant for him to do all these things that he is forced to do now, sending weapons to ukraine, and modernizing the bundesfer, this is very different from what he had imagined it when he was a younger politician, but it was still inevitable anyway. now again about the united states, the craziest statement of the head of the pentagon, lloyd austin , at the congressional hearing