be the focus of the eu council meeting with the participation deputy heads of government of the allied five countries, it will be held on september 23 in moscow in full-time format, our country will be represented by igor petryashenko. in addition, the agenda of the meeting includes questions about the labeling of certain goods. they will discuss their progress in the formation of common gas and oil markets. the shareholders of the american company twitter approved the sale of social networks to ilona mask, the transaction amount is $ 44 billion, let me remind you, the founder of tesla and spacex agreed to purchase back in april, later the transaction was suspended due to a data check on the number on twitter fake accounts to the word businessman. this social network has ambitious plans to increase the number of users to 930 million by 2028 and earn over $26 billion a year. this was the news of the economy. i wish you a good and successful day. see you. on tv channels belarus 1 to belarus 24 continues the program for x i am alexander smirnov hello, the police did not agree during the dialog

it will suffice to ratify a number of agreements with the strange allied five points of contact in the eu countries, first of all, concerning cooperation within the framework of the european union - this is on transport in other areas, it should be noted that the agenda of the e session. uh, is always mobile in commissions of constant work in progress work on bills continues. and as these bills are ready. they will be included in the agenda for consideration, as for important political laws, the parliamentarian is set to adopt them before the end of the year. so, for example, they will update the basis for party building. in addition , a draft law on amnesty has already been submitted to the house of representatives. these are the issues that now have a special sound, affecting the national security of our state, therefore, the deputies need to carefully consider them through the prism of ensuring stability and calmness. in society, the deputies will consider many documents directly related to updating the constitution, but there is a large-scale work to be done on the agenda of about

important in the legislative portfolio and documents on deepening cooperation with the strange allied five, as far as important political laws are concerned, parliamentarians. on to take them before the end of the year. we arrived today to that historical stage in the development of our state, when we need to secure our state at the legal level in terms of state building in the field of political culture in the field of public relations, of course. eh, here's the result. uh, two bills should become such our work, and all of the belarusian people's assembly and on civil society, which, in principle, intertwines with each other, these are certainly the laws that today will strengthen our states, our young state must understand that we are only 30 years old. and we are still only building our national traditions, including state building and party building and our public life, and most importantly, we are not looking at anyone here. we proceed from our belarusian experience with a decree on innovative projects. signed by the head of state, the document approves the use of funds from the repub

as for the creative portfolio and documents on deepening cooperation with the countries of the allied fiveical laws, the parliamentarians are determined to adopt them before the end of the year. today we have approached that historical stage in the development of our state, when we need , at the legal level, to secure our state from the point of view of state building in the field of political culture in the field of public relationships, of course. eh, here's the result. uh, two bills should become such our work, and all the belarusian people's assembly and about civil society, which, in principle, intertwines with each other, these are certainly the laws that today will strengthen our states, our young state must be understood that we are only 30 years old . and we are just building our national traditions, traditions, including state building and party building and our public life, and most importantly, we are not against anyone here. we look, we proceed from our belarusian experience. the decree on innovative projects was signed by the head of state. the document approves the use of fu

this is a very legislative portfolio and papers on deepening cooperation with the countries of the allied fiveamentarians.

five. so, when we come to concrete decisions, we are working on which one was correctly said under the two tracks and the alliedf the five, if we speak? i know that we have a program of time, and we have prepared a draft of the corresponding agreement in them. uh and today is under consideration, both in russia and in our country. yes, we plan to do so by the end of this year. uh, to remove all possible impossible let's say, so uh aspects and all uh, controversial issues in order to form by the middle of next year already. uh, clean up our contract. at the same time , similar work is being carried out and the five are doing well. but when, at least with russia, we reach those very equal conditions that we have been talking about for so long, well, as i said, it is a task before the middle of next year to form between conversation, but equal conditions. they are not only in our program. they are the same in tax and have something in common with other programs, so it is in the complex adoption of all programs that will allow this to be done. andrey rybakov, head of the belneftekhim concern, spoke about the key is

ally. ♪ >>> five years after the marriage of charles and diana, the queen departs for westminster abby tohe wedding of prince andrew. the third of her four children to marry. royal weddings are glorious moments for the monarchy. they're opportunities to refresh the firm, to refurbish the image. andrew has been seen as a playboy prince and having unsuitable girlfriends. >> what repetition? how dare you impugn my brother's honor. >> so it was a real relief to the royal family once andrew got married. sir ferguson or fergie as she became to be known was a really fun-loving character. >> thumbs up. >> her father, who was a polo manager for prince charles, she was an avid horse woman, very outdoorsy, they both had racey senses of humor. >> kiss me. >> why do you want me to kiss you? >> they're filming. quick. dare you. >> you're a monster. >> they were, at least initially, a breath of fresh air. >> oh, the kiss. >> it was princess diana who had played match maker for prince andrew and her friend sara. >> diana certainly welcomed her as a comrade in arms, a friend who was her contemporary. >> t

fives. i'm so, when we come to concrete decisions, we are working on which one was correctly said under the two tracks and the allied, if we speak? i know that we have a program of time, and we have prepared a draft of the corresponding agreement in them. uh and uh today is under consideration, both in russia and in our country. yes, we plan to do so by the end of this year. uh, remove all possible impossible let's say so u aspects and all uh contentious issues in order to form before the middle of next year already. uh, clean up our contract. at the same time , similar work is being carried out and the five are doing well. but when at least with russia we reach the very equal conditions that we have been talking about for so long, well, as i said, it is up to the middle of next year to form between a right agreement and equal conditions. they are not only in our program. they are the same in the tax and have something in common in other programs, so it is in the complex of accepting all programs will allow you to do this. andrey rybakov, head of the belneftekhim concern, spoke about the key issues of the petrochemi

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we must move on to long-term support for many years, at least five years of our strategic ally, as theynd do everything. transferring ukraine to nato, please, well, i want to say that the united states and its allies are more and more openly moving towards open war with us. here, the quality of quality is already formed from the quantity quite recently. we learned that they supplied ukraine with jet accurate projectiles that are controlled by satellites. and what does it mean that it is controlled by satellites? this means that the targets for these projectiles, who will determine the cosmonauts of ukraine, are unlikely. this means that, most likely, the targets for flying projectiles will determine the united states of america is no longer a supply of weapons. this is a direct participation in the hostilities against russia, of course, i'm sorry, but the fact that mark miller officially announced that with the help of american mlrs. hymer has hit 400 targets and we're ready. name these objects forgive me for pointing out, but what the ukrainians were able to do. well, of course, that i

. >> how would this affect our allies in the so-called five eyes, the countries we work with closely, most sensitive intelligence, and receive intelligence from them, israel and some of the other -- >> the message to our allies is america cannot be trusted with our classified intelligence or their classified intelligence. living in the national security world, we all rely very extensively on intelligence agencies of other friendly governments, to gather our own intelligence. and i can tell you a number of times, if i could, if they were unclassified, where the classified information that we got from a foreign government really did help immeasurably with our own homeland security. so intel sharing among governments is vital. and this kind of event and some other events that occurred during the trump presidency really do send a message that america cannot be trusted. >> do you have concerns about delaying the investigation and/or the demand assessment while this issue of an independent, whoever he or she may turn out to be -- >> yes, i do. it's unprecedented for a district judge to enjo

not difficult for crimea to guess that in this way, on the eve of the ramstein five, the tyrant directly hinted that the alliesy provide us with long-range atakamps missiles, but this did not happen, and a little later we will explain why, and now we will deal with what was given to us and how these weapons can affect the further counteroffensive first of all, high-precision gemls missiles for himers systems will go to us. on the agenda is the night terror of occupation anti-aircraft guns against harm radar missiles, in addition to this, 105 mm from the howitzer, additional shells and automobile the equipment is what we expected, but there is also a surprise. the ministry of defense of norway announced the transfer of 160 helphire missiles, literally hell fire. an aviation missile that can hit tanks and surface targets, but the main thing is not the weapon itself. study of the conversion and disarmament of the army by mykhailo samosem, i would like more detail about what was announced in the first place about the help fire missiles. as i understand it, these missiles have not been delivered to ukraine before,

ally in the csto. uh, rbc calculated the day before that five times, uh, five times only in june 2022, exports to russiam kyrgyzstan naturally increased. all this is a consequence of the sanctions. naturally, trade between the two countries, bilateral relations in general, were today in the focus of the president's attention. ready provide technical assistance in the field of emergency response to natural disasters in july, a government order was signed on the supply of fire fighting and helicopter equipment with the allocation of almost 1.5 billion rubles for this purpose from the russian budget. 1.3 we are the largest supplier of energy resources to kyrgyzstan. deliveries are carried out on a preferential duty-free basis , humanitarian cultural ties of the republic of general educational schools are being developed. yes, with teaching in russian in kyrgyz schools , teachers from russia teach that they found it very important. we want to thank you for supporting the russian language in kyrgyzstan. this is the basic basis of hmm for the development of relationships. in many other areas, traditional russ

five minutes. it is interesting to resolve comrade colonel. well, they sent it to everyone, yes, alliedffic police are fine. so what are the things? well, they ask, of course, for an order, especially since the murdered man was engaged in business, but on order eyes do not come across, that's it. of course, we are working on this version. but i don't think it will help us . oh well, killed real estate. acquired something found there. this is the largest office in the city with thousands of clients. everything is clean there. well, we work out, the inner circle gennady antonovich are familiar friends who might know about money, i think. some of them did try. well , well, but the dead person was close and there were acquaintances. yes, almost no one has a wife, but they did not live together. well , there is mom, grandmother is calling. yes, lyudmila borisovna dima, sit while i understood, dad. hello . this will be your permanent place now. papa, papa andrei was killed when they found someone. no. he told you a year ago that you were an empty place for him. that's it, come on. how do you

signal to the united states and its ally that they have strong, powerful and significant allies in moscow and fivewhat they say in the white house about these exercises, what we heard from the remarkable so. it was john kirby , spokesman for the security councils, who said that the us is not only aware of russia's plans to buy iranian drones to use in ukraine , but that they are already changing the fighting in ukraine. they will definitely join forces. that's what they need these strategic war games, september 6, putin will come to observe behind live firing exercises and earlier these exercises included a nuclear part at high risk in the calculation or misinterpretation. well, in britain, the new prime minister, or rather, the prime minister, we receive these frames in real time. see johnson has just left his office and walked long long corridors downing street 10. perhaps in her very last time for a rhinestone, she is officially declared head of government. true, the entry into office did not work out almost from the very beginning upon arrival at the headquarters conservative party. the phrase

point that i was -- to deliver to the north koreans was, you must dean allies -- denuclearize before we negotiate. i was there all of five minutes before i realized that was a nonstarter. it was very clear to me then, and i do not think things have changed in the eight years since. they have no inclination whatsoever to denuclearize. their behavior has been just the opposite. they have profoundly expanded their nuclear capability, or more accurately, the perception of their nuclear capability, which is always -- which is all they need for their purpose of deterrence. i got reminded about, for example, the north koreans, what happened to more market off he -- the way he negotiated his weapons of mass destruction, and look what happened to him. the north koreans, i found in my intense dialogue them, are very much aware of their shortfalls and weaknesses. they understand their economic challenges. they understand the military imbalance they have with the republic of korea, buttressed by the united states. one of the things that really impressed me when i was there was the palpable sense of siege, the siege mentality. the pa

allies to impose a new price cap on russian oil. but already energy bills in some parts of europe are five times higher than usual.hat would a recession in europe mean for the u.s. economy? >> well, a recession in europe would have some spillovers to us. i think we shouldn't exaggerate how significant they would be, but i do think this winter is going to be tough and challenging for our european neighbors. >> reporter: rail union leaders have been negotiating at the labor department all day long. and in our interview, the treasury secretary urged all the parties involved to reach an agreement by tomorrow night because nearly 30% of all freight in this country, norah, travels by rail. >> such a big story. nancy cordes with that exclusive, thank you. >>> classes resumed today on the campus of northeastern university in boston after a frightening bomb scare sent students and law enforcement scrambling. well, tonight cbs news has learned that officials are now looking into the incident as a possible hoax. cbs' jeff pegues has the new details. >> reporter: on northeastern's campus today, students were still rattled by

allies to impose a new price cap on russian oil. but already, energy bills in some parts of europe are five times higher than usual.would a recession in europe mean for the u.s. economy? >> well, a recession in europe would have some spillovers to us. i think we shouldn't exaggerate how significant they would be, but i do think this winter is going to be tough and challenging for our european neighbors. >> reporter: rail union leaders have been negotiating at the labor department all day long. and in our interview, the treasury secretary urged all the parties involved to reach an agreement by tomorrow night, because nearly 30% of all freight in this country, norah, travels by rail. >> o'donnell: such a big story. nancy cordes with that exclusive, thank you. well, we want to turn now to one of the most dramatic days in ukraine since the russian invasion started. days after his troops took back more than 3,000 square miles in the northeast-- you can see it right here in blue-- president zelenskyy made a rare trip outside the capital to that newly liberated region. and cbs' intrepid war correspondent debora patta was

and we try to make it clear russia with maximum clarity that we will defend every five territories of our ally, so friends, it turns out we would not attack, as they say on the country over it was it would be one thing, but ukraine is different, but yesterday's words, even before the announcement of the appeal in the public chambers to the heads of the republics, he openly announced an immediate referendum in germany in an interview with german television germany is in a state of war. let's listen. let's go we're at war if your heart is bleeding and you're thinking oh my god we should be airspace right now to make sure there 's no bombing at times like this even if your heart is bleeding you gotta stay cool and uh from a state of war. uh, it should not go into a state of war. this is explained by the feeling of what is happening now, which means, of course , it was very cool to tell that nato is in a state of war with russia, we will fight on ukraine to the bitter end, and so on, while there was some false opinion, but, nevertheless, that moscow would behave cautiously and politely, and would

russia the voting will take place over five days in the region's largely controlled by russian forces, and separatists. ukraine, the united states and other western allies are calling this a sham referendum and are refusing to recognize the results. >>> meanwhile, an independent monitoring group says at least 1300 have been arrested for protesting putin's military mobilization richard engel has more >> reporter: roll call, as russian president vladimir putin's new draft came into effect russia wants 300,000 new soldiers to reverse recent losses in ukraine. but many russians don't want to serve. human rights groups say more than a thousand demonstrators have been arrested putin seems so desperate, he is threatening to use nuclear weapons. secretary of state blinken calling on the u.n. security council to send a message. >> these reckless nuclear threats must stop immediately. >> reporter: just two miles across the russian border, ukrainians are undeterred. ukrainian forces recently drove russian troops from the town >> when you think about russia's partial mobilization, that putin is trying to round up hundreds of thousands of more troops, to send them h

in the usa , together with our allies, began to actively monitor whether russia is preparing for a possible nuclear attack . politico and with immediate reference to fivent and former high-ranking american officials, according to their information, the first signs of preparation for a nuclear attack may be detected too late in order to either somehow warn or counteract it. therefore, it is necessary to act in advance, according to the information of political sources, surveillance is now being conducted in the air in space and cyberspace, well, i really hope that after all, someone, at least someone in russia, well, enough rivets not to press that button that should not be pressed the winner of the parliamentary elections in italy as part of the center-right coalition, georgia melanie , assured ukraine of her full support while responding to the congratulations of president zelenskyi on the occasion of her victory, the leader of the brothers of italy party wrote and the following is a quote from her post, you can count on our faithful support for the cause of the freedom of the ukrainian people, that is, at least on for some time, you can hold your bre

allies. he expanded the circumstances under which north korea would launch a nuclear strike. they listed fivefor using weapons of mass destruction. one is if his leadership is threatened. china is stepping up defenses against covid. the government is placing more restrictions on internal travel designed to reduce the risk of outbreaks. the commonest party congress is in beijing. xi jinping is effective to secure a president breaking third term in office. it is the end of one era and the beginning of another. two days after queen elizabeth ii died following seven tickets, her son -- seven decades, her son charles will be proclaimed king. he is the oldest person to gain the crown in british history. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. alix: i will take it from here. thank you very much. we are dealing with technical issues. we want to get more on the legacy of queen elizabeth and what to expect from king charles. joining is now is john bruton, the former taoiseach of ire

five britons. saudi arabia has played no part in this conflict. they have kept a low profile. they are extensively a western ally have poor relations with the biden administration -- they are stencil he -- they are obstensibly a western ally. they have poor relations with the biden administration. the saudis want to get on good terms with russia, president putin. let's not forget that, four years ago, soon after the murder of jamal khashoggi, when the enti western leadership shunned crown prince mohammad bin salman, the one person who welcomed him at the g20 summit was president putin. he high fived him. ♪ maryam: the new york attorney general has announced she is suing former president donald trump, three of his children, and his real estate business, the trump organization. she said a three year investigation showed mr. trum's business repeatedly used false statements to get banks to lend them money on favorable terms thisas the announcement. >> the complaint demonstrates that donald trump falsely inflated his network by billions of dollars to unjustly enrich himself and to cheat system, thereby cheating all o

are waiting for the next few days, the allies will win russia in this war, the two main phrases that we heard from putin are about the so-called rubber rear five, the international community needs to go to the russian tribunal under the new government, they need his ego, this is a monstrous phrase, well, it characterizes his complete state the disintegration of the personality has already been noticed, we see the signals of how very fat roofs are beginning . they are running away from putin's ship. do you understand that this crazy food will only lead to disasters? around the head of the chechen republic for razan kadyrov. well, if possible, let's now detail this situation. why did he start hinting about his possible departure from the case? why did he quickly return to his old position? what actually happened, in your opinion, under all that? he was transferred to moscow and his promotion was initiated, then here you can understand that the security forces either hate kadyrov, a firefighter in russia, the war and putin made peace with him. after that, putin capitalized and paid him cannon tribute to chechnya due to the fact that uh kadyrov an

allies in taiwan. >> the gentleman from new york is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, madam chair. "the new york times" wrote an article entitled fraud is flourishing. the banks say it is in their problem. it features the story when a thief stole his phone, accessed his digital wallet, ran up charges on his credit card, took cash out of the atm and made a money transfer. bank of americaf reimbursed him the losses associated with his credit card and atm but not for the loss associated. [inaudible] after being contacted by "the new york times," bank of america ultimately relented of the the reimbursements for the losses associated. since the episode, my impression of bank of america has the bank reimbursed the customers the losses caused by unauthorized users of fraud? >> we have a policy where if a client of ours sends another client and there's fraud we take care of it because we shouldn't let the other person and and frankly that is the kind of work as an industry -- >> you were not here earlier but the context of the cell fraud is lower than check for claims fraud, so we are work

ally. as did you notice, uh, it is expected to start building the best educational schools in the territory of the kyrgyz republic, five schools in 2023, that is, next year, and four schools in the twenty- fourth year. security on the agenda of today's talks between the russian and pakistani leaders in the situation around afghanistan is generally one of the main topics for negotiations at this summit. and if, with international assistance , it is possible to establish a stable world there, then many transport energy infrastructure projects, which are especially interesting in moscow and islamabad will also succeed. there are good prospects in the energy sector. moreover, there are very interesting and large-scale projects here. this is a pakistani stream. the so-called speech - is the supply of creation. e, the necessary infrastructure for the supply of fatty natural gas, we are talking about the supply of pipeline gas from russia to e. protest and this too, perhaps i mean that part of the infrastructure has already been created, this is russia kazakhstan uzbekistan, we need to resolve the issue by the administrator,

five." the entire world mourning the loss of an irreplaceable icon as our greatest ally embarks on the new era

five." the entire world mourning the loss of an irreplaceable icon as our greatest ally embarks on the new era under a new king. queen elizabeth ii resting and eternal peace after passing away at the age of 96. tributes have been pouring in from dignitaries and fans across the globe has thousands of brits descended upon buckingham palace to pay their respects. the life was nothing short of incredible. she rained through 15 prime ministers the first being winston churchill and through 14 different u.s. presidencies % of u.s. history. king charles iii started his first full day on the throne by greeting mourners in buckingham palace and sewing the nation with this extraordinary moving speech. >> my beloved mother was an inspiration and an example to me and to all of my family. and we owe her the most heartfelt debt in a family could owe to their mother. queen elizabeth was a life well lived and a promise with destiny kept. and she is mourned most deeply in her passing. i shall endeavor to serve you with loyalty, respect, can love as i have throughout my life. william now assumes the scottish tit

it's expected to announce how allies expected to claim victory regardless of the outcome. >>> a federal trial that could pose a major test. five leaders of the oath keepers are charged with seditious conspiracy in that capitol attack. it's the first time in over a decade that the justice department will argue a group of americans plotted to violently oppose the u.s. government. all five defendants have pleaded not guilty. >>> meantime, thousands of men are trying to leave russia after president vladimir putin's announcement of that partial mobilization or draft of russian citizens. the european border agency said 6600 russians entered the european union last week. that is a 30% increase from the previous week. george begans say the number of russians arriving daily has doubled. melissa bell reports from the georgia/russia border. >> reporter: russian forces making a dash towards the border with georgia. their task, to issue summons to the droves of eligible men fleeing the draft after being instructed to check all men trying to cross through from russia. it's part of a coordinated effort with the george began authorities who h

uh, our troops, allied troops attack, they attack in the minority, they sometimes attack five times theis little progress. well, actually the russian army. now the russian command. it fulfills one of the fundamental principles of military art. uh, there are many principles, and one of the most important is to destroy the enemy’s army and not strive to seize territory, when the enemy loses the army, the territory will go to the winners. so, that’s why what the russian army is doing now is very competent. they do not chase, the enemy is not looking for his opponent. he comes here and dies. here and at the moment still under other directions, and konstantin vasilyevich and yesterday in kiev, if you can show the video, the protests took place ah, about the fact that in some houses they are not even district ones. well niva neither one nor two is a large number. let's go there were protests in kiev, and the fact that they turned off the water. there was no water for several days. people in kiev went to rallies and shouted for water. water water, maybe these rallies a lot of people will agree

trying to make it clear, this is to russia with maximum clarity, that we will defend every five territories of our allywar with russian but understand just like kanna lene burbock the question arises. with whom she is at war and knows only schultz to robubalyr. uh, chairman of the military committee. nato raises the question. and then what are you doing there? that is, if you if you are not at war with russia, then what you are doing, supplying it with such quantities for armaments, is, as it were, doing, what is more, you are saying that you will continue to do this and will increase it, because here's another one. uh, western means military like this indicates prospects for both weapons and sro please ukraine is unlikely to receive f-16 fighters soon. even if such a decision is made, the planes will be sent only after two or three years. this is due to logistics issues and the need to train ukrainian pilots. the allies are beginning to think about long-term military assistance to ukraine in a war that will not last months. and the years the question arises in your mind. is this already the formulatio

become closer allies, but for many people, she was the head of a country with whom india had close diplomatic and trade relations with. lauren: queen elizabeth ascended the throne on five6, 1952. she was in kenya at the time, at a rural lodge where she was informed of her father's death. it was also around the start of the uprising against colonial rule, during which british soldiers committed widespread atrocities against kenyans. catherine sawyer has more on the queens complicated legacy in that country. reporter: queen elizabeth was here in central kenya in 1952, and this is where she learned her father had died. they had come to a treehouse that was here in the region. she was with her husband. she spent quite some time right here watching elephants and other animals that were drinking water. there are so many memories here. the workers say that the selling point is that this is a woman who came as a princess but left as a queen. during the queens reign, she did visit kenya about two other times, and she did come to this lodge where she spent the night. a lot of kenyans we have spoken to say that the downside of her legacy is colonialism. lauren: and tiga and barbu

convince partners and allies and others of what was about to happen so i think that was a huge deal and the postinvasion our ability to continue the connectivity with our partners not only five guys but others as well to be able to discuss the ongoing conflict and then to share withpartners in the region really critical and especially by, with and through our partners at us european command . as you know the unique thing about the defense intelligence agency is all our officers are the iphones so we had a close linkage to the combatant command and in this case with us european command and stand up our integrated crisis was 19 working in therussia ukraine crisis every day . >> great insights there so i want to shift now and diginto cyber of it . sir, you've led intelligence operations at every exelon in multiple theaters at work. in and based on your experience and the work of doing intelligence support to somebody different commands, it's very similar during other demands mainside or so where's cyber is similar to other domains and where is intelligence reportto cyber different ? >> i would say the thing that's the same is the insatiable demand for information related to cyb

fighting vehicles, 10 other armored fighting vehicles, five pickup trucks with heavy machine guns and more than 150 military personnel, the allieds are strengthening their positions, along the entire line of contact, the advanced unit uninterruptedly receives food and drinking water day and night, in addition to issuing fuel, oil is being dispensed. so there is a special fluid. despite all the difficulties, the tension of the situation, the entire team of the fuel service, day and night, performs the task, when every day from battle to battle. i would like to be distracted to support the military, artists and the song and dance ensemble of the central military came districts and politicians and really dreamed of hugging his guys. imagine, the republic of goods is located 6,000 km from here. and the fact that artists always come to my guys with some periodicity, quite recently an ensemble came here. this is hmm worthy of respect. thank you for such an impulse for such a mood, such concerts were held in dozens of military units, the wishes of the soldiers from the artists to return home alive and with the victory of evgeny davydov

. >> friendship with our powerful ally, the united states, it's a powerful element -- >> during her seven decades on the throne, she took five 13 american colonies broke free from great britain. >> the declaration of independence, but is it not for long break our friendship. >> now came the presidents official welcome -- >> queen elizabeth first traveled to the united states in 1957, visiting new york, where it took rotate parade was held in her honor. >> lovely to be here. >> she met president eisenhower at the white house. over the years, she danced -- >> some after dinner dancing. >> hosted -- and celebrated with many american presidents. she even went to a ball game, the baltimore baltimore orioles versus the oakland athletics. >> it was the queen's first major league game. >> when president reagan asked, as he was writing with her to windsor castle, she left that opportunity. she really enjoyed it. >> the president and queen elizabeth went on an eight-mile horseback right. >> i think they say, it does more for the special relationship frankly than an awful lot of other boring meetings that politicians have to take. >> b

whole chains of epithets five in a row on the ears, we are seeing an obvious successful result of our common efforts on the battlefield. every day we see the determination of allies world. they are helping ukraine resist russia's illegal imperialist and unjustifiable war of conquest. we must change our approaches, taking into account changes in the battle zone. about changes in approaches, according to austin, his country has already delivered millions of rounds of ammunition, an aviation complex, tens, thousands of anti-tank missiles, and manpads armored personnel carriers and howitzers of multiple launch rocket systems to ukraine, this list does not include the provision of intelligence information in 24/7 mode the day before, as announced by the president the u.s. has allocated another $675 million to stubbornly purchase artillery systems and ammunition that will work, more accurately and further, but the key change is extremely ambitious and tempting for the u.s. military-industrial complex must transform from a post-soviet army into an all-nato army; we will work together to help integrate ukraine’s capabilities and strengthen its joint operations. we will w

overseas allies, who again started scare the russians, so to speak, with another set of economic sanctions, we understand that what they have already done, you know, not one tribunal would work, two fived work. well, we understand that the russians are preparing their scenario, we will have our own scenario, but what are the specifics now their activities, taking into account the fact that they are beginning to fear the armed forces of ukraine, in particular, this applies primarily to kherson, the regional center . they exist in general, all the main bases on which were located at least there are more tipas that were located on the territory of the regional center, they either destroyed or are clearly under fire eh well, let’s say artillery or there missile installations of the military of ukraine in addition well partizanska partisan movement or there is an underground movement, so to speak, khersonsk, it did not stop for not a single day, not for a single hour ago, there is clear information about the movement of these troops and information about their location and in general, the internal state of the enemy today is close to panic, because the russian military understands very wel

ally. sen. shaheen:. i would point out that some of those concerns have been addressed that came out of the committee. host: we have got five minutes left. we have one question i want to spend the rest of the time debating. it is a big one. but i think we can do it in five minutes. someone asked this. when thinking about the end of the war, should u.s. strategy include off ramps? when should diplomacy begin in earnest? sen. tillis: only when president zelenskyy, the ukrainian people believe it is something they can accept. i for one cannot imagine a scenario where we should tell a nation who has lost tens of thousands of people, whose women have been raped and murdered, that now is the time to negotiate to fall short of what they, the ukrainian people, think is the best interest of the ukrainian people. host: senator shaheen, does that include if we have to support militarily and economically, if we have to do that indefinitely? sen. shaheen: the position of the administrative has been supportive in a bipartisan way. certainly in the senate and in the house as well. it has been that the ukrainians need to make that decision

we are trying to make it clear to russia with maximum clarity that we will defend every five territories of our allynd does schultz know about the robubalar. uh, the chairman of the nato military committee has a question. and then what are you doing there? that is, if you if you are not at war with russia, then what you are doing, supplying it with such a quantity of weapons, is, as it were, doing, what more are you saying that you will continue to do this and will increase it, because here's more one. uh, western means military, in this way it denotes prospects both in terms of weapons and sros, please, ukraine is unlikely to receive f-16 fighters soon. even if such a decision is made, the planes will be sent only after two or three years. this is due to logistics issues and the need to train ukrainian pilots. the allies are beginning to think about long-term military assistance to ukraine in a war that will not last months. and the years the question arises in your mind. this is the formulation of some accepted concept or is it still some kind of, well, informational story. we don't know how much

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allies. >> this was hit by a very large piece of weapon. this was a school. it stores tanks, artillery pieces. there's one, two, three, four, five. we were shown into a command center into the bunkers of an old factory. >> down here we can see medical facility, call it something like that, inside this bunker. there's barracks. >> russian soldiers were sleeping in. >> reporter: the top brass with beds made of oak. >> command center. >> reporter: it's actually extraordinary. different labels for the senior officers on these school desks that have been arranged in this bunker. what looks like a bread factory. now they were safe down here underground but they didn't feel safe enough to stay in izium, what's critical for the ukrainian forces is if the senior officers stay on the run. if they do that, it will collapse in ukraine and threaten the longevity of one vladimir putin. this couple celebrated liberation. they told me that some of their neighbors blamed the ukrainian forces for shelling their homes but he insisted the incoming shells never hit the checkpoints or russian artillery based right outside his house and blamed the russ

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allies in europe and overseas. maria: all right, sir. thanks very much, that current package is a 24% wage increase over five years and we are watching it. we appreciate you joining us this morning, rich noland. thank you. the next hour of "mornings with maria" begins right now. and good morning, everybody. thanks very much for joining us thissing monday morning. i'm maria bartiromo. it is 7:00 a.m. on the east coast nbc's meet the press anchor chuck todd claiming that illegal migrants could be the solution for the supply chain crisis, worker shortage and inflation. watch this. >> even before the pandemic migration in the united states had had been slowing, we started the last decade at almost 700,000 migrants coming into this country in 2010. we had hit a peak of just over a million in 2016 when donald trump got elected and dropped down to 247 thanks to the pandemic and you can see the labor force participation rate it's been dropping, prepandemic we were at 63.4, we're sitting at 62.4, one percentage point represents 2.6 million people missing from this workforce. so the point is, these migrants could actually be helping our labor forc

five minutes. >> thank you madam chair. mr. dimon you called for a new marshall plan to ensure energy security for the united states and european allies overly dependent on russian energy. i could not agree more which is why i'm so skeptical of esg on the weaponization of financial regulations designed to discriminate against american energy companies. it's why i oppose the introduction of european-style climate stress test on european -- on u.s. banks requiring them to hold more capital and carbon intensive firms. in the climate disclosure rule which would politicize capital allocations, or redirect capital away from american energy firms and steer retail investors to higher fees, less diversified and lower return esg investments. i commend you for recognizing your letter that quotes national security demands energy security for ourselves and allies overseas. and rejecting the demands of these climate alarmists that have called on you to immediately cut off financing for fossil energy firms. my specific question relates to coal. since it still accounts for 22% of all electricity generation in the united states and you write in your l

allies sought to reclaim victory in the 2020 election regardless of outcome. this could pose a major test to the justice departments prosecution of generally six rioters pick fiveeaders of the oath keepers, a far right militia group are charged with seditious conspiracy in that capital attack. this is the first time in over a decade the justice department will argue that a group of americans plotted to violently oppose the u.s. government. all five defendants have, in fact, pleaded not guilty. >>> the u.n. secretary-general says he is increasingly confirmed concerned about reports of growing fatalities and around. the country has faced two weeks of unrest over the kurdish iranian woman mahsa amini who died after being detained by the so-called morality police that tehran is expanding its response to neighboring countries, attacking kurdish groups in iraq, which they say are supporting protesters. cnn reports on the streets of iran, calls for justice are only growing louder. >> reporter: nightfall in and around brings protesters back to the streets. a near-total internet blackout by the government is making it hard for us to know what is really going on. but, vi