. >>> good evening from joint base elmendorf-richardson in anchorage, alaska where we've had rare access these last few days to the people, planes and technology that make alaska so critical to the nation's defense a very active base, as you may hear throughout this broadcast. but we start tonight with breaking news about another story concerning the homeland and the border showdown exploding tonight between the u.s. department of justice and texas governor greg abbott. late this afternoon the doj following through with its threat to sue texas to force it to remove floating barriers in the rio grande between the u.s. and mexico. placed by texas officials to stop migrants trying to enter the country illegally. the doj arguing the barriers endanger public safety and raise humanitarian concerns but abbott digging in tonight for a fight. in a letter the governor accusing president biden of impeding on the state's sovereignty. priscilla thompson has late developments. >> reporter: tonight a battle over border security now poised to play out in court. with the biden administration suing texas

. >>> and "the anchorage daily news" says a 7.2-magnitude earthquake off the alaska peninsula triggeredisory late saturday. many residents moved to higher ground after the alert was canceled. the earthquake was reportedly felt widely, but thankfully no damage was reported. scientists have said in the past that it's unlikely a tsunami would ever pose a serious threat to anchorage. >>> some incredibly sad news to report about a member of the cbs news family. longtime cbs new york meteorologist elise finch has died. elise is being remembered as a gifted and consummate professional who was also an active member of her community. above all, elise was a fiercely loving and devoted mother to her daughter grace and wife to greg henriquez, a photojournalist at wcbs. she was 51 years old. we'll be right back. years old. we'll be right back. postmemenopausal w women with hr+r+ her2- metaststatic breasast cancer are liviving longer r with kisq. so, longng live famimily . long l live dreamsms. and long l live you. kisqali isis a pill prproven to helelp women lilive longer when takaken with an arorom

mayor bronson plans to stay in anchorage.ents to live in los angeles and other cities with warmer climates. now, lawmakers in la are weighing in on his plan that is incredibly inhumane, unprofessional and frankly, lazy. we can't even shelter our own homeless population in los angeles. we are not the dumping ground for our nation's homelessness crisis , and he needs to stop it. mayor bronson says the lack of shelter space in anchorage could leave more than 700. unhoused residents out in the cold. but funding for his proposal has not been approved. well, there's a push to help keep vendors in the south bay safe. coming up next on the nine, we're live in san jose after a vendor was seen on camera being harassed outside a home depot store. we have details of what's being done today to try to stop these attacks from happening again. then celebrating unity and crime prevention. coming up on the nine, we'll give you a closer look at national night out and tell you how you can join in on the efforts to promote community partnership w

lauren: anchorage, alaska. the weather is the weather -- the reason is the weather. average low temperature is 13 degrees in january. the city says they have to do this. they have to buy homeless people a one way ticket out of anchorage to save their life. it sounds gimmicky but there's not enough housing to support them. if you buy them one way, it cost $100 a day to house an unhoused person. where would the funding come from? it's a creative idea but, yeah, people die because it's freezing cold especially when you're in a climate like anchorage. stuart: alaska wants to export the homeless to la where there's a lot of hopeless. lauren: and it's warmer. it's a gimmick. think it's a gimmick? stuart: it's animals to a serious question -- animals. the wart water in south florida feels like a hot tub. the water temperature reaching over 100 degrees in some places. is that climate change? we're on it. the president dodges questions about a possible impeachment. roll tape. >> mr. president, [inaudible]. stuart: okay, see if k carl rove joins me next. ♪ (fisher investments)

miren biontech is a ship deck expert, the version of our experts, if a ship has not entered the anchorage within a few miles, the captain of the ship has allowed the ship to be taken, sampled and transported to the mainland, and the test of this work to facilitate and speed up the first time in these periods that respected first interview statesmen, go to this it took space for us to reject such a move in order to be able to reject the sediment that was present in our entry and to introduce health goods and services into the cycle. it will be repeated and how deep will i go in the sea ? this will delay the work when more than a month is allowed to remove the anchor from the patient 's discharge . shipments can be very wide hairs of the opel car it has its own special requirements, it has its own standards, this is the national standard organization for microbial, microbial, and laboratory health tests, the properties of time in sleep, its time. there are hard parts of stability, the film needs in this period of stability in this stretch of machines, with 5 to 7 days of clearance , this pr

check the depth at the anchorage there. looks like the captain's personal file.liguan, is he connected in hong kong macau singapore on the account of three ships? professional terrorist wanted by interpol in connection with the hijacking of a boeing 747 and the destruction of passengers escape from a saigon prison with the murder of a warden strangled little sensitive to pain drinks a lot does not get drunk obvious inclinations. woman's weakness drugs dangerous is waiting for an opportunity to take matters into his own hands serious lad. schweigernes, aka the role of schneider punitive operations in south africa operations in angola the sniper is excellent, owns a knife exceptional intuition in choosing a strong side. pathological false stingy aloofness in our hands i don't like it. something painfully quiet. all do not shoot a wave from the explosion to throw us on the rocks boatswain. they're coming back to cook velbot don't rush them, if they agree to our terms they'll let you know. we are still talking about them we don’t know anything, but we have their wome

we grew up 29 this year, people died of exposure on the streets in anchorage. i have to do to save lives. neil: controversial since coming into office. a lot of people remember you impairing mask mandate to the holocaust, a bridge too far. >> i didn't say that but i was -- pretty libertarian in my approach, want to wear a mask, where mass, want to take vaccine, take a vaccine. i provided vaccines to my health department but i did not compare it to the holocaust. some people did, i did not. neil: when that distinction was made, that it was almost a signed that they were in lockstep, you were not trying to compare them at that time. >> no. some did. it was a mistake. i didn't. neil: the other things that came up, you said in the fall of 21 about stopping fluorine treatment of water saying that was dangerous. where does that battle stand? a whole bunch of sutent controversies and protests. >> when i first came into office, i did a tour of a water treatment plant. employees there, during the tour, asked me to stop that. i wasn't aware the municipality had earlier p

at a distance of a few miles, when the ship has not entered the anchorage, the permission of the captain of the ship should be taken, samples should be taken, and it should be transported to the mainland, and the test was done to facilitate and speed up this work. one of the issues in the governor's collection is communication. there are laboratories with manufacturers or exporters and good this relationship can sometimes be corrupt, that is, it is one of the places that can be used if someone wants to, of course, solutions have been thought out for it in the past, but well , there is a solution to this, and recently, what did you do to solve this story? can you please explain what happened now, what is the mechanism in every relationship between the owner, the producer, the importer , the consumer, if we don't step in the direction of transparency and promotion of transparency, anything can happen, but with previous actions and posterior controls for this. type let's put it in a transparent and safe portal, strengthen the communication, maybe it will be cut off in some places , transpar

it prompted a tsunami warning for areas like anchorage and kodiak. the epicenter was about 100 miles south of the alaskan peninsula. the warning about a potential tsunami has been canceled. >>> an eight-year-old boy remains in great condition following a rolling gunbattle on interstate 580 in oakland. he is currently at oakland children's hospital. he and his mother were on their way to dinner when they got caught up in the shootout on friday evening. >>> fire crews are continuing to battle four wildfires in southern california. nearly 8000 acres have burned so far. nearly 1000 homes have been evacuated. if you injuries have been reported so far but no deaths. >>> a days long manhunt for an escaped inmate in pennsylvania is over. homicide suspect michael burham was found in a wooded area yesterday and arrested. authorities are still looking into whether he had any help in escaping or hiding. >>> one more review an excessive heat warning stays in effect until tonight at 11:00. the real focus will be for the inland east bay valleys. there is a cool dow

there was a dumpson, anchorage alaska izmir.he says people exchanging homelessness in his time will b given opportunity to fly south for the winter to escape the sometimes deadly cold. the relocation program, which provides homeless people with a plane ticket to los angeles or other us cities doesn't have funding secured just yet. but according to the anchorage daily news branson said it won' be a problem coming up with fondness. only living people by the way t come up on his offer last year. fans of singer-songwriter taylo swift adding new meaning to her chart topping hit opal shaken off topic at a concert in seattle, swifties, as they are often called content so hard that reportedly set up seismic activity equivalent to a 2 to 3 magnitude earthquake. on twitter swift culture performances in the emerald cit one of her favorite weekends ever. layers that. so to come here in the program, a lot of people have so-called, you know, senior moments every now and again. but with incidents involving tw elderly us senators this week, wel

if we also manage to agree with the romanian side with the european commission on the so-called anchorages - this is a grain stop from the smaller e vessels in the larger territorial waters of romania, then we will be able to to reach the level of 4.5 million tons per month, this will actually be enough for us so that the projected export was exported from ukraine. how do you compare it, of course, to the black sea, deep-water ports that can enter ponomax class ships , of course, it is more convenient and more efficient to export grain, and this is explained by the cost of e-e logistics. port terminals, of course, this is the pride of ukraine, our port industry. unfortunately, today we are suffering, and also about the destruction of grain, grain that is waiting to be shipped. how much grain is protected in the ports, and today in ukraine not a single square meter is safe. we are all in one way or another at risk of a missile strike or an artillery strike. we are ready for this. i will remind you a year ago, on july 22, when we signed a memorandum with turkey, the un literally the next day

grain corridor if russia does not will dare to continue it, and in our opinion, the project of the anchorageogue of overloading and from smaller ships to more ships, based on such an experience in ochakov, when ships left mykolaiv and were loaded in ochakov, it can absolutely solve this problem. well, it should be reminded that our land routes, motor vehicles and railways are also developing to some extent, they are limited from the point of view of infrastructure, but we still hope that in the next season, the export that we expect, we expect about 45 million oilseeds and more 9-10 million of oil and processed products we will be able to absolutely fulfill through land routes and through the ports of the danube, of course, don’t give it to you , there will also be a grain corridor e.e. ukraine, the government has announced that we are ready to export grain by sea even without russia, the companies have also publicly stated that they are ready to export grain through a corridor without russia. well, let me remind you that the government has created a special fund of uah 20 billion, which wil

bordianka, in particular, at the beginning of last year, a man suggested that the occupiers set up an anchorage just in the basement of the church. it is known about at least three volunteers who were kept there. talka also probably helped the russians to bring about a hundred ukrainians to the territory of belarus . polish prime minister mateusz murawiecki came to ukraine to honor the memory of the victims of the volyn tragedy on the eve of the 80th anniversary of the tragedy, the polish official visited the non-existent village of the island in volyn during during the ceremony, muravetskyi installed a wooden cross in the field, noted that as a result of the mutual ethnic cleansing of the polish and ukrainian population during the second world war, tens of thousands of people died in volyn, love is ukrainian music of the 90s, a charity evening with this name was held in the north of israel in the city of haifa. music, bright costumes, patriotic tattoos and photos, and even more than 100,000 uah collected for the needs of the ukrainian volunteer headquarters, how the music of the 90s can help m

the invitation ekaterina thank you rostislav zhuravlev, a russian journalist at the ria novosti anchoragein the special operation zone, three of his colleagues were wounded by shrapnel, according to the ministry of defense vehicles , was in the affected area of ​​a cluster bomb as a result of a group strike with long-range, sea-based high-precision weapons on the territory of the academy of ground forces of the armed forces of ukraine in the city of lvov , a large number of polish and german mercenaries stationed there were destroyed. plus 35 in the shade in greece and these are flowers in several provinces of china, plus 52 and also in shadows. how do they survive in such heat, but until the end of this hour we will continue to analyze the technologies of the information war against russia , the stop fake program. and land pirates of the 21st century the eternal water issue all the news of the central asian region for a week of a special military operation in the zaporozhye region , a convoy of cars with russian journalists came under fire from ukraine. this is a military reporter for th

you were a yodeler, and you performed with your father and your family in hotels in anchorage, alaskaater, you've sold more than million records worldwide. and i wonder if you could give your fiveear-old self advice, one piece of advice, what would you tell her? - my five-year-old self. i think i might say that the most heroic attribute is steadfastness and curiosity. - why did she need to hear that? - growing up in the household i grew up, and like many of us do, we think we have to be more or extra, something other than what we are. and it's very hard to trust that you have an innate ability, and that some of the you have to navigate life. i was naturally curious. i was naturally steadfast. and if i had known that i could rely on those two things like the bones in a body, if i could relax into those things, knowing those would carry me, it would've saved me a lot of energy on a lot of stuff i spent my time trying to be or trying to do. it just would've saved me a lot of energy and effort. [chuckling] - you didn't have anything to nurture your natural curiosity? - you know, i don't t

boredyanka, in particular at the beginning of last year, a man suggested to the occupiers to set up an anchorage just in the basement of the church. it is known about at least three volunteers who were kept there. he also allegedly helped the russians to evacuate about a hundred ukrainians on the territory of belarus . the rivne npp is protected. the enemy of belarus will not pass. soldiers on the northern borders, the commander of the united forces of the armed forces of ukraine, serhii naiv, said . but in order to be ready even during a gradual increase in the military threat, it is necessary to take these measures now, so what exactly needs to be done in the coming days is already known and this work will be done. electrical appliances , the load in the power system increased by as much as 7% , reported ukrenergo, the company notes that the main reason for the use of a large number of air conditioners compared to the past during the year, a sharp load significantly complicates the operation of the power system, they add to ukrenergo polish prime minister mateo shmarowecki came to ukraine to h

yes, these are basements that have simply been converted into anchorages, and hmm, later the terms filtering measures appeared there again. measures that are beyond any norms and law and morality and filtering camps. well, apparently today they are moving to the next stage, er, to the stage when all this filtration history has dragged on too long and it is necessary to move to some other industrial rails . well, there is a special in in ukraine, the coordinating headquarters for the treatment of prisoners of war how relatives, relatives, relatives of ukrainian and prisoners of war and civilian prisoners, sorry for such a new work, can learn at least some information about the fate of their close relatives who, unfortunately, were caught . to share information when it is verified and reliable and when it can be done if it does not harm the captives and uh, actually and other persons who are in the hands of the celebrants, the public public reception desk works, a hot consultation line works, as well as the office of the boatswain and communication is carried out by representatives of the sbu

still very hot across the south, but that's actually cooler in recent days. 88in honolulu, 61 in anchorage. allergy to red meat related to ticks. also ahead, after senator mitch mcconnell appeared to freeze at a podium, senator dianne feinstein gets confused during a vote. what her office is saying. >> and the truck driver mauled by a police dog after surrendering to officers speaking out for the first time. wh he says happened - did you see that? - whoa, whoa, we scored? - yeah we scored, we're going to the playoffs. - i can't believe i missed that. (bell dings) every time i'm buzzed i spend too much time on my phone. - what? i should take your phone away. - no, no, no, i'll call for a ride. - hey, why does my face look like that? - (laughing) i'm playing with these new face filters. - okay you know what? that's mine. - [buzzed guy] i'm gonna need that back. - [kevin] nope. - [buzzed guy] kevin. morning, america. >> a runaway bull rampaged through the busy streets of a town in south central peru. five people were injured, including one girl who was knocked to the ground. police finally co

we now have the technical ability to reinforce the builders to already occupy its anchorage. to start a reverse movement along these. eh, along this span of the building. hopefully by 12:00 noon. uh, reinforce it with additional solutions. so we hope to make a special fencing for wood help and make lighting, because the cables are also broken, but half of the bridge is made lighting at 12:00 at night, we plan to launch the first three-ton test machine. further tests of machine 5, that is, it will not happen. some unforeseen circumstances, because i emphasize again this is only a visual inspection, then we will start somewhere right now from two in the morning to start passenger cars with reverse movements. when the car traffic on the crimean bridge was stopped, some tourists could not leave the peninsula in time for them feodosia and kerch opened several dozens of temporary accommodation points. our correspondent daria pershina feodosia visited one of them. in total , more than 30 temporary accommodation points will be formed, if necessary. this number will be increased. we a

are the want to emphasize that the status of l x a must compound must be protected and the anchorage ready to facilitate unity talks between different ballasting infections. so let's try and restore sorta who is in the capital and quiet restore. you've been following these talks today. what stood out to you, one of the highlights from that meeting to be people here. we're not expecting any groundbreaking, deborah lopez, but every one was emphasized. invest symbolically, it's quite a significant with it. so the reason for that was the report from between israel and to t a that took place last year, and both companies have to be up for the data and best it is. now the news that the dimensions between the 2 countries are restore that that has caused some of the concerns among the public speaking as well. that's why the, the posting of liter mama bus was the non kind of to reassure that these are good. the support of and cut out will continue because tricky has to be one of the main supporters of palestine over the last 2 decades. up to date said one has to be it's rated that it's suppor

in anchorage alaska neglect, hard to rec, president of the voice of the arctic in, in new p at a that's a pro development group based and they'll ask, is north slope. and boston, we have philip white and assistant professor of history and artic and northern studies at the university of alaska fair banks. i welcome to everybody. i think we're going to begin with you cuz i know that those voices we heard at the top are not the only perspective here a year from alaska, from the north slope. so can you tell us the, the upside of this project? what, what are the benefits? it's going to bring. there are a lot of benefits through the taxation of the oil infrastructure that turns into revenues for the nurse, low burrow that provides for 1st of all living conditions and all of the communities on the north slope. so water and sewer projects, police, and fire protection, educational institutions, anything that the municipal government or a city government normally provides. and then more modern cities, the nor slow burrow does that for us on the north slope and has been doing that for the last 50

. >> they could cooperation, but more of the same as we saw in anchorage, alaska. we saw it with the bloom fiasco. it is always concession and concession, cooperation, chinese do not see it that way. see it as they are winning. see it as a rivalry in which they have all of the cards. >> laura: thank you so much. as we lay down the angle and the legacy of the modern democrats with drugs, open border, may be abortion, wars, when it comes to crime then check out what is happening in california. democrat the bill would mandate consider race when deciding on sentences, prison sentences. assembly member quietly introduced the bill and february and passed in may. it was actually considered in the state senate then what is the justification? to rectify the racial bias that is historically terminated in our criminal justice system as documented by the reparations task force. joining me is bill who is a republican senate and california. what is going on and it seems like in our race is moved by the democrats. >> it is completely racist and it is wrong and unconstitutional. w

of power metal associates, the, the city came up with the idea of using this site for urban farm anchorage group in new jersey to t bone plastic. but we mainly grow micro green's and greenhouse at the on each w l district. from outdoors we grow animal flowers, herbs, and varies with small food products, with big value. in the 5th se there's a flower should be cut at an angle so that it heals that are going to try to rule the news. just easy. this one is nice. busy to save on your domain. yeah. then you put them here, 3, take you. everything is sold locally to us. so there's a little transported quantities we sell to restaurants and the general public overall diesel. don't city dwellers today or searching for meaning boost on purpose for towards us through some are going back to the country side or returning to nature may. but urban farming is also a way for city dwellers to find the meeting without leaving the city or to read. i could do cell phones. i won't, i any, i believe the cities of the future will be very grandma viewed, and i hope it will happen in my life time because we own the

treasury secretary janet yellen, remember when anthony blinken met his chinese counterpart up in anchoragelectured anthony blinken and yelled to him how were a backcountry and anthony blinken sat there and took it he did not pushback there's no way that that happens in the trump administration that is the overall problem the weakness that unfortunately our current commander-in-chief projects to the entire world. stuart: what can you tell us about fbi director christopher wray and his testimony coming up before your committee on wednesday, you have the durham report, the irs whistleblower and now an investigation to cocaine found at the white house. are weakening any fresh revelations on wednesday. >> here's what i know time and time again chris ray has told us everything is fine he testified in front of congress and said you can sleep well at night knowing we fix the pfizer process, really 204,000 reasons why that statement is not true. that's a number of illegal inquiries they did to the 702 section of the pfizer law illegal losing scrutinizing citizens 204,000 times according to the new

the rising star that gong was and ye is probably best known as one of the two interlocaters in the anchorageke sullivan which were essentially awful. they really tore into the u.s. side and showed the entire communist party's sort of anti-american narrative from the highest levels of chinese government right in our faces, so putting wong ye up there means you have somebody who shares the xi jinping world view in terms of strategic stuff. blinken said he works well with wong ye. what has he accomplished? pretty much nothing. there's a working relationship with a hostile counter part. we're seeing something we're familiar with. maria: i want to ask about what took place in the congress yesterday. there is somebody blocking the amendment in the ndaa that would strip out all chinese russian, iranian and north korean securities from the federal thrift savings plan. looks to me because they blocked it in the house, the senate had to act. they passed a measure this week requiring investors to notify the treasury department when they invest in chinese companies involved in artificial intelligence an

robert hansen, the called butcher baker from anchorage, alaska, kendall francois who killed women in his own home where he lived with his parents and sister. usually these families have a level of dysfunction where there's not a lot of communication, the marriage isn't really good and the wife and kids are out of the house a lot. in fact, that's why we're looking in south carolina, new jersey, nevada, e we know he travelled there. and if he was in the habit of hiring sex wor and an argument would arise and he wod say, wait, i paid you, you must do what i like anrhaps strangled them to death, which is what we believe most likely happened to these victims, then he might dispose them in that local area and then go back to his family, who are none the wiser. so i have to say from a variety of vantage points, mr. heuermann does look good for it, but most of all because the three women for whom he's charged, and i'm sure we'll see a fourth soon, are buried on the beach 20 minutes from where he lived. usually these killers kill where they're comfortable, they know their surroundings because

an emergency tug and then it dispatched an additional four other tug to help tow the ship to an anchoragen san francisco bay marine tracking website showed the ship had left the port of los angeles yesterday in route to oakland. well, the upcoming taylor swift concerts this weekend are creating a big, big buzz in the south bay, and that is translating into more revenue for area businesses. ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary has the story. far from a cruel summer thursday sees the beginning of summer cool in santa clara. the swift effect permeating the south bay. the taylor swift effect. well, it's even bigger than i than i anticipated some area hotels are hosting tailgate parties others booked solid all because they're catering to taylor swift and her avid followers often called swifties. we've never been to any of her concerts before, so it's kind of like getting a piece of each era. and one night, tens of thousands of concert goers are descending on the south bay for the two shows. christine lawson of discover santa clara says hotel occupancy in this city has nearly reached 100. july an

an emergency tug and then it dispatched an additional four other tugs to help tow the ship to an anchorage in san francisco bay marine tracking website showed the ship had left the port of los angeles yesterday in route to oakland. thousands of swifties lining up early today to gear up for tomorrow when taylor swift takes the stage at levi's stadium in santa clara. fans showed up before 3:00 this morning to get her official merchandise. ktvu and rubin has been there all day long. and what would you say? how many of these people do you think actually have tickets for tomorrow, even saturday? a lot, actually. i mean, i would say more of the ones we talked to than not had tickets for the shows and they just wanted to come early. now, i will say this , this is the shortest the line has been all day. but even for the people who came earlier when the line with several hours long , the experience of being here was half the fun these people were blasting music, exchanging bracelets and of course, chatting about taylor swift. the merchandise was just an added bonus. i mean, it's just like if you're

. >> as i said, i really appreciate you getting up very early for us in anchorage.ator dan sullivan. republican from alaska. >> very early. >> who knows. maybe you stayed up very late. >> good to be with you. >> more on the politics of military readiness with democrat tammy duckworth of illinois. s. > > >> more on the p [ tires screeching ] jordana, easy on the gas. i gotta wrap this commercial, i think i'm late on my payment. it's okay, the general gives you a break. yeah, we let you pick your own due date. good to know, because this next scene might take a while. for a great low rate, go with the general. (woman) what would the ideal weight loss program look like? next scene might take a while. no hunger, no cravings, no isolation, more energy, lasting results, and easy. is that possible? it is with golo. these people changed their lives with golo without starvation dieting. whether you have 100 pounds to lose or want to shed those final 20, try golo for 60 days and never diet again. (uplifting music) is it possible to protect my business from cyber threats? it is

i want to introduce you to the siegel family, they came from anchorage, alaska. i wanted to tell everyone about your outfit. if you can describe to us your 49ers season-ticket holders, tell us what you did with your jersey. >> we modified it slightly today. number 13 is taylor's favorite number. rock very be our number one quarterback. you be season 1 -- qb season one. reporter: was bracelets. and so i had a bunch and i traded them all. so now i'm happy. i have all my friendship bracelet. what's what's so special about trading friendship bracelets with all the other swifties? i think it's fun because it brings together a bunch of people that are obviously here for like a big concert, but it is just it's nice because you're meeting so many people from so many different places and you're all kind of brought out together by one like fun thing. so it's just like a memento to have awesome. we'll have fun tonight. thank you. so you saw it. there are a lot of outfits here, a lot of fans just being really creative. but with their outfits. and this is only night one, so i

the roads to anchorage so that you may not be easy when it concerns the possibility of to to keep acceding to the european unit is what's making one point. crystal clear. it has now be more than 36 years since sort of key began the process of trying to accede to the european union over then it was called the european economic community, the being talks that have come on and then go off and come back on again. and come back off again because of the view in many european capital cities about that perspective. these are the incorrect acceding to the european union, the conditions that have to be met by any candidate country coming into the european union. all such that such an a unit is believe that it must be ruled as from the above in perspective. here in germany, mr. shots, the chancellor has been more emollient than that, saying that he wants to have a privileged relationship partnership between the e. u. enter. yeah, but it is also worth making the point that they're all of the leaders, certainly as of yet. but the ted from lots some book who has said that have been problems in the relat

diplomatic relations with israel last year, so were joined by restore a sort or who is in the capital anchorage for so it's good to talk to you. what are you expecting from the meeting of the well, the depth of the pulsing elidah. remember that busses just to arrive to the presidential palace and now a meeting between mine was that bus and present the advent of turkey is on the way . so we are expecting them to come up with roughly around one hour later, for the joint process. the people familiar with this year are seeing that in terms of the practical results, not the significance meetings and results. however symbolically it is quite important. the reason for that is churches we so the 1st month, which is wow. so we know that last year is that it has all the is that the president has reached the tricky and that has gained momentum for that approach meant the copy of the relations depend on cut a sam tel aviv. so off of that you have seen that's the prime minister of his van. busy south came in and took his for them is that was the israel. so now this has created a concern, particularly from t

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. >> now they call that cooperation but it's more of the samemore we saw in anchorag, alaska, we saw with the origins of covid, they were silent. we saw it with the balloon fiasco. we see it with buzzing our shipo.s and planes in the south china sea. it's always concession concession cooperation. the chinese don't see it that way. they see that they're winning. n and eldridge's is right. they see it as a rivalry in which they hav we the cards ofrh advantage. >> eldridge, victor, thank you so much. ank you sonow, as we out on the, the legacy of the modern democrats, well, what is it? drugs, open borders, maybe crortion wars. and when it comes to crime, well, check out what's deppening in californiut what i a democrat bill would mandate that judges consider race whenic deciding on sentences prisonenc. sentences. now assembly member reggie jones sawyer quietly the billhel in february and the assembly passed it in may. an inow it's being actually considered in the state senate. the what's the justification fr this? well, to rectify the racial to r that has historically permeated our crim

he flies from an air base near anchorage to intercept a russian military aircraft that decided to probenternational airspace near alaska. this exercise on real russian aircraft intercepts takes place almost every month by pilots in 16 fig brands. participated in several of these intercepts, we do not communicate with them when we fly next to them, what we want to say is always the same is that they are approaching us airspace we always be professional. the level of threat in alaska is rising. he heads the command of the air space defense of north america, which is located in alaska , any dangers that come from china to russia and threaten america in this part of the world. airspace for the us and canada enters first to accomplish their mission , the north american aerospace defense command will use the military capabilities of the us and canada, this includes everything from fighters and aircraft, the tanker will be the unit that monitors enemy planes the planes that go on alert usually don't have much fuel, and the distance in alaska is huge, so they need tanker planes like this casey

i do want you to send all of that 45 million from our bell, particularly as a project outside of anchorage called moose loop. if you can take a hard look at moose loop, this has great potential. it's right up the alley of what senator markey was talking about. so that is my first issue i want to raise. have you heard of moose loop yet? >> i have not. >> well now you have, right? [laughter] >> in the boston public guidance, we have to make way for the ducklings. it's not moose, but -- >> it's the same concept, maybe a little bit bigger animals. so thank you senator markey, but in all seriousness, it was great legislation, and i was very honored to cosponsor it. i think it's going to benefit a lot of people across the country. we will see new info on moose loop. let me get back to another issue that relates to alaska. administrator, we still have to get you up there, right? >> it is on my list probably more summer than winter, but we will do moves loop together. >> moose loop, we can do that for sure, that is a good idea. i want to talk about another part of the infrastructure bill. i did vo

he takes off from an air base near anchorage to intercept a russian military aircraft that decided tose on the real intercepts of russian aircraft occurs almost every month of the f-16 pilot. rice brand has been involved in several such interceptions. we are not with them communicating when we fly next to them what we want to say is always the same is that they are approaching us airspace we always act professionally the level of threat in alaska is rising. i think so, growing up neho is heading the north american aerospace defense command which is in alaska any dangers that come from china to russia that threaten america and this part of the world. alaskan airspace first is a kind of front line for the us and canada in february lieutenant colonel mckendall in his f-22. intercepted the ball after only a few weeks. after that infamous chinese balloon entered us airspace, the air and space defense command was on alert as soon as we received the notification. we took to the skies and flew. and we flew around waiting for further evidence. him and sent information to the command that you h

lomanka your anchorage is a mess, and you can see the profile, the same checkpoint of the port of rainy, which has been bombed at the moment. it is known that the attack was carried out by drones. destroyed in the first place the checkpoint, which leads out of building a roman port. now the sailors are waiting nearby to get permission to enter the port of galax. it is also reported that oil depots, warehouses with weapons and equipment were shelled. as it became known later, now. romanian authorities are under investigation and are on alert. moreover, the explosions occurred at a distance of about 20 km from galati, which is located near the port of reni, i did not think that i would see something like this with my own eyes right next to us. here at a distance of almost 100 m. didn't think so will, but they could reach the romanian coast. it was not far, but in fact, no, their goal was a port of strikes in the city, and also their goal was an oil storage facility, according to preliminary information of the attack, an oil depot was subjected, as well as nato weapons and equipment depots

secretary blinken you are in anchorage conducting a summit with china just recognizing strategic location when a classified briefing this morning. in general is very, very upfront and sing our development infrastructure continues to lag he repeated that again this morning. so i want to move us. talk by the end of pacific is not just the island, senator kennedy was talking about. i think we recognize all the up north were thinking about china and china is partnering right and what russia is gaining advantage even at sanctions coming at them the two of them are partnering for everything from what is going on in the water to moving oil from russia to help out china and find pollutants war. ask yourself telecom to the gulf of alaska. there are 75 miles from alaska. we are nervous about all that is happening there. and i thank you all would agree you have reason to be nervous. senator points the president has named an arctic ambassador at large. we need to get that moving, thank you for that. we put in place additional personnel to help on the personnel side. policies, we need to know. secreta