, lo sabe a buscar y recupera antony ole es falta, sobre antony pero estÁ superando el lateral zurdoa >>> sÍ antony ahÍ le hace un gesto, la falta es clara. >>> la tiene brasil ahora danilo. >>> casemiro dice vamos por la derecha seÑala por ahÍ porque sabe que en el uno contra uno antony puede sacar diferencia. >>> paquetÁ. ney. con mateo kovacic, era saque de meta. >>> epa parece una patada >>> eh, una chiquita >>> no hay que perder la calma como dice mauro silva. >>> una chiquita, una caricia. livakovic. corto para lovren, la marca de pedro. ya la tiene livakovic. Éste es gvardiol, presiona lucas paquetÁ y tambiÉn estÁ pedro, pegadito estÁ juranovic sigue corriendo modric, marquinho, casemiro, marquinho, y lucas paquetÁ. sale limpio ahora. Éder militao, el toque de ney, militao estÁ y el toque atrÁs casemiro no se animÓ a pegarle, rodri, pasa rodrigo toca para danilo toca para el centro y viene- petkovic, danilo, y casemiro, marquinho 6, 15 del primer tiempo suplementario, antony que la levanta cuidado con Ésta el golpe de cabeza le queda a pedro no puede rodrigo sale otra vez el c

antony jay blinken is the 71st u.s. secretary of state, he previously served as deputy secretary of state for president barack obama from 2015 to 2017. and before that as president obama's national security advisor. thank you, mr. for joining us today. [applause -- mr. secretary for joining us today. [applause] >> i now introduce our anticorruption champions. beginning with today's awardee from bangladesh. she is a fearless special correspondent for the daily newspaper and has broken major news stories exposing corruption and abuse of power by bangladesh's ruling party. [applause] >> her investigative reports exposed our corrupt government officials looted public money during covid-19 by using loopholes in the health system and hell -- and how health officials recruited doctors and how lifesaving equipment worth millions of dollars piled up at the airport waiting for customs clearance while the health officials stood by. in a country where democratic -- just drinking, fret -- press freedom is under serious pressure and

of boryspil and brovarsky, antony v miru, ivan pokavich, a native of transcarpathia, was called the gray cardinal of the orthodox church of ukraine in the media. according to the publication, the head of the ukrainian orthodox church pokanych was the first person among the adepts of moscow in the hierarchy of moscow churches in ukraine in july 2013, pokanych received the order of friendship from putin, from now on he is prohibited from withdrawing capital outside of ukraine, and his assets in ukraine must be blocked, as well as the metropolitans of chernivtsi and bukovyna meletius in peace valentin yegorenka in the leadership of his diocese russian passports were found earlier it was reported to the sbu meletius himself denies that he has russian citizenship, which russian passport do they not i do not have and the question no to me a dsbu if i wrote if i i wrote an application for this passport for 2,000 to someone over there in that house. yes, we fill out this questionnaire. the only thing is that i will be able to recognize my signature and my text. also, during searches in the

antony blinken was dressed down, by the minister of south africa.an pretend that these games aren't being played, but in the end, we know that china is the elephant in the room and u.s. is trying to contain china and africa. that is the main thrust of this event. laura: i'll give you a chance to respond, david. and i want to point out that this summit is one of the first -- is the first since the last was held eight years ago. that's a long time for the u.s. to take its eye off the ball. and during that time, many countries have upped in to fill the gap that the u.s. has left. david: that is a fair criticism. we shouldn't wait a crs booth between having these summits or gatherings -- eight years between having these summits or gatherings. it's important to remember that it's a different animal than china who meets every three years. our systems of government are so different that we couldn't possibly do the same thing. as a result, whatever the united states does will be dependent on the private sector. with the u.s. does is also granted based not l

and new challenges when it comes to china, we will talk to the biden administration's top democrat, antonylinken. >>> a surge in holiday shopping and a drop in gas prices -- >> the americans are working. the economy is growing. wages are rising faster than inflation. >> but there have been big layoffs in media and the tech sector. the fed is likely to raise late month. we will talk with bank of america, ceo. and we'll talk to mike turner, the presumptive intelligence committee chair, and the new number three democrat, california congressman, pete aguilar. finally that last senate seat will be decided on a tuesday runoff in georgia. we will tell you what is at stake and check in with the obama administration's attorney general, eric holder. that's all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >>> good morning. welcome to "face the nation." we have a lot to get to, but we want to jump in with our first guest, antony blinken. >> good to be with you. >> i want to start with breakig news overnight in iran, and they have abolished the morality police after months of protests over the death of mahsa ami

playing shylock was antony, sir antony sher. now, you and he formed an amazing relationship. think you had a civil union then you enjoyed the fact you could get married. yeah. it was an extraordinary relationship. sadly, he's no longer here. yeah. he passed away. how difficult does that make it being here now? because your association with this place is also your association with your husband. it is. ithink... yeah, you're right. in plato's symposium, there is a story about the fact that at the beginning of time, we as human beings were four—armed, four—legged creatures, and at some point zeus decided we should be cut in half, and we've spent the rest of our creation trying to find that other half. and when you do find that other half, then you find... you feel complete. and with tony, i felt that, and i think he felt that with me — that we were no longer one of two, but half of one. and the work... being able to not only have a home life, but to be able to work together — we did seven shakespeares together, i think — was... was a joy. do not make me mad! ragged breathing i w

releasing a photo of him. self along with brittany grinders wife cheryl and the vice president at antony blink. and the secretary of state, speaking with brittany griner, she was on board a plane leaving russia. she was due back into the united states within 24 hours. but the white house, regrettably saying that they were not able to secure the release of paul whalen. he is an american that is still serving a sentence for espionage he has been serving for years in prison. the white house saying they are still working to secure his release. okay, thank you so much for that. update that so white house correspondents, kimberly hawkers really hush him has the largest from moscow on the release of russian alms dealer victor boot. victor bought was arrival in moscow still a matter of conflicting reports. we don't know yet if he lived or not. the foreign ministry say, said he, i've now we have just saying that he's on his way about, according to the forwards he was known, natoya se dealer involved in deal from africa, congo to live, to yawn, to honest, saw lebron on several places where he was

we have a lot to get to today but we want to jump in with our first guest, secretary of state, antonylinken, who joins us from the state department. good morning to you, mr. secretary. >> margaret, good morning. good to be with you. >> i want to start with some breaking news overnight out of iran. they have abolished the morality police. this is after months of protests following the death of mahsa amini, who died because she was taken into custody since her head wasn't adequately covered. does this stop the protests that have been raging? >> that's up to the iranian people. this is about them. it's not about us and what we've seen since the killing of mahsa amini has been the extraordinary courage of iranian young people, especially women, who have been leading these protests, standing up for saying what they want to say, wear what they want to wear. if the regime has responded in some fashion to those protests, that could be a positive thing. we have to see how it plays on you the in practice and what the iranian people think. it's about them and up to them. >> we've also seen prote

secretary of state antony blinken largely credits lawmakers for ukraine success against president putin. so much of this little guy in the product of assistance that congress has provided the biden administration wants lawmakers to approve an additional 38 billion dollars in ukraine aid as part of the omnibus government funding bill congress faces a december 16th deadline to strike a deal. but there's still no agreement on a total price tag for the package, which means lawmakers may have to first pass a short-term bill, a continuing resolution. there's a long with the things that would do. we have a hard time doing it with just to see are democrats like massachusetts senator elizabeth warren also oppose the short-term bill spending this year should be different from spending last year. the only way we make that happen is with on this cr doesn't get us there. and while republicans like louisiana senator john kennedy would prefer an omnibus, he blames democrats for the impasse on appropriations. they want share with the committee. how much money we have the speed and much much, but we're

as you header from antony, the us is a very young _ header from antony, the us is a very young team,e players in their side, so they are — league players in their side, so they are pretty confident it is not over yet. — they are pretty confident it is not over yet, that they could maybe break _ over yet, that they could maybe break through.— break through. keep the faith, everybody- _ break through. keep the faith, everybody. thank _ break through. keep the faith, everybody. thank you, - break through. keep the faith, everybody. thank you, nomia| break through. keep the faith, - everybody. thank you, nomia iqbal, in washington. our europe corresponding, anna holligan, is there in the appropriate colour hat. let's see if we can hear her now. you have to be wear orange to get into any of these kind of establishments. you can still hear... inaudible. speaking to so many of the fans in this year, they want to do what many commentators suggested the dutch should do... inaudible. like so many places across the country, this place is absolutely packed. the dutch would be happy with this 1—0

well, us secretary of state antony blinkin says he's deeply concerned by the taliban decision of banning women from humanitarian aid groups and warned the devastating impact the decision will have on african people schooler right that ron is a former african youth representative to the un. she says the international community must maintain pressure on the taliban. a gender up behind is happening and then it's done. it begun when the tyler bond doesn't allow women to show up in their work. this is last year and it continued when the thought of on shut down the female can recount. and then following those degrees, dollar bonded and allowed, they didn't allow the women to show up in public places parks or other places. and unfortunately to yesterday and to the, to more coming which is very, very disheartening. it means that's all a bond, totally erasing a woman from society, from public eye info from human life. and it's very hardening because it doesn't affect us in long term and short term. struction orleans is happening in dennison and strips avoidance, usually you decide to to or died w

subsequent years of gas production in the country will reach the peak is considered the place of antony the russian company conducted the first transactions in the group with the indian side. according to finational express, the development of settlements in rupees may help increase indian exports to russia, which collapsed in october by 16% due to delayed payments. as stated in the russian ministry of foreign affairs of the country is fundamentally moving away from the dollar and the euro in mutual trade. i will also add in early december it became. it is known that several russian banks have received permission to open accounts in indian banks in the group for trading operations. this was the news of the economy. i wish you success in business and good mood. and don't miss the final issue of the outgoing year of interest. i wish to conquer in the new year. a new peak, with ease and optimism. see you. morning broadcast on tv channels belarus 1 and belarus 24 the call program continues. i am alexander smirnov hello buns, gloves and other accessories for playing hockey scam, to save on i

top diplomat antony blinken would go to china in the first part of 2023 in january. it would be the highest level in the biden administration to visit china. again, we are at not junior level talks but outside of beijing, over the last couple of days, we have what the chinese call in-depth and constructive talks. the u.s. said the talks were candid between the assisted -- assistive secretary state and the national security council for china and taiwan. a again -- again they are trying to set the stage and find some common ground in contentious issues that are very difficult to find common ground, probably at the top of the list will be taiwan. there are reverberations from nancy pelosi's visit a few month ago. but, now that the chip -- what you want to call the chip issue? it's the dispute over chips, has risen over the top -- to the top of the list because china has filed a complaint with the wto saying this is going to be exacerbating global supply chains. the fact that the u.s. claims that national security grounds for the moves is dubious at best. a lot of conten

held in russian prison since 2018 on charges of espionage, but according to a secretary of state antony blank and they had no other option that than to do a one on one exchange. meaning, greiner, for a boot, he said the alternative would have been to not have a release at all. a whelan will remain in prison and president biden promised that they will keep on fighting for his release as well. and even to do that extreme for brittany greiner, u. s. president biden said it took painstaking negotiations. how do you think the american public feels about the fact that the u. s. government is striking. deals with russia while it is waging a brutal war on ukraine care. the priority for the american people is it's not really that brutal a war in ukraine. many people of course shows how the diary with ukraine, but the war is far away. people don't really feel the impact of the war on the sanctions as much as they do in germany or in europe. so the priority for the administration here has also been to a free and american citizen who in their wars has been wrongfully detained in russia. and there h

s. secretary of state antony blanket and says he's confident that finland and sweden's applications to join nato will soon be approved by foreign ministers in washington. dc for talks, rushes invasion of ukraine pushed them to apply for nato membership. anthony blank and says take years, concerns over kurdish separatists and by countries have been addressed. see their militaries work nearly seamlessly with alliance force problems. weaving will bolster our alliance, not only through their military capabilities, but also through their values and abiding commitments. democracy rules based international order, respect for human rights, respect for human dignity, nigerian armies, and the keys of running a secret illegal abortion program among victims of armed groups. reuters reports at least 10000 pregnancies have been terminated in the countries northeast since 2013 . 0, it says many of the women girls have kidnapped and raped on members of arms groups and were later forced to have an abortion by the army and larger and military denies. the program existed. in the beginning, we were in our

secretary of state antony blinken spoke to his chinese counterpart. they say they discussed the covid-19 situation and the secretary underscored the importance of transparency for the international community. blinken said he wants to see china get this outbreak under control in part to keep any new covid variants from developing. live from hong kong and kristie lu stout has the story. frightening for the world and for china. >> reporter: absolutely. we don't have a true picture of how bad the picture is inside the country. concerns are rising about the true toll, the actual scale of the covid-19 infection inside china because the officials are not reliable. china is carrying out less covid testing because it is in the process of unwinding the draconian policy. china redefined, narrowed the definition of what constitutes a and be surge of deaths across the country. hospitals as you see are overwhelmed. hospitals in beijing as well. in fact, there are reports of medics from other cities and provinces being sent to the chinese capitol to help out with su

held in a russian prison since 2018 on charges of espionage, but according to the secretary of state antony lincoln, they had no other option than to do a one on one exchange. meaning, greiner for boot, he said the alternative would have been no release at all. we long will remain in prison. so this is a 2nd concession at the white house had to make. it's important to point out that the united arab emirates played a key role as a moderator in these along a difficult negotiations with russia at the exchange of prisoners to please in abu dhabi and president biden thanked the united arab emirates for their help. it's also crucial to mention that the u. s. administration has made clear that getting this done does not mean that the us government minimizes the brutal war in ukraine and the russia attacks in ukraine coding at more than now. let's bring in almost coverage if you refer to is in riga because russia has closed down the w's offices that you are. the white house is claiming the release of the grant as a victory house return to boot being reported in russia. well, victor booths return is

good morning, antony. ah, well, you know we've seen this man victorian to report just to give you an idea. he called us this morning and he said, please could you say in your report that we haven't had electricity since you came, we just had one hour a day or we could warm up a little. but since electricity was gone again, and that's very much what is happening for millions of people here to situation is slightly better here in the capital key. if since yesterday there's 50 percent of households who have electricity. but that means that half of the people here still dont and what it means is that they are leaving cold floods. they cannot have a warm shower shower for example. they, you know, they don't have, he, they cannot simply put on a washing machine, you know, put on a wash on. that's all the things that makes life very complicated and beyond, you know, do that their home comforts. i would say they also cannot work because there's also no found coverage in some areas and they need to charge their com

is he does, he is antony, how i found it on the spot. so argentina through lay a messy the star. he was a strategy ability in this tournament has been to bring better players and better sods may be down for their level. another asked her what missy was still and the one that i feared australian east coast time 5, i am white for this game. missy was the one they feared the most and and it proved to be the show missing is 35 years old. now he passed his actually golden dice, but to not watching him on the ball, he still the best player player on the pitch. by far, everything revolved around him. he scored the 1st go. a busiest riding cape met ryan for the 1st go met ryan paid him. so for the 2nd argentina to noah. as he sent the stadium. absolutely crazy. but it things got tight at the end of this game, argentina were cruising administrative score to flight to go by could of sledge to draw at the end of it. a strategy were on the why home, but i are like the island of misfit toys as far as football is concerned. i didn't think that would winter go to the guy home having one to agai

secretary antony blinken. all of those people weeally lifted up in prayer to make sure they had the knowledge and the fight and the strength to do the right thing. that is to bring brittney griner home. there is another party involved in bringing brittany home. the russian government decided only brittany is on the table. it leaves paul whelan and his family in position of we were all in nine months ago. with belief and hope and prayer, the same god that brought britney home, we hope will bring all of them later. >> brittney griner is a superstar, seven-time wnba all-star, olympic gold medalist. there are those who said if this was lebron, he would be home by now? >> i really don't care -- i never commented on it, because all of my strength and all of my desires to bring brittany home were for brittany. i don't want to compare, there are a lot of places in which things are not equitable here in the states, with men, women, whatever. that argument is for another time. we wanted to put all of our energy into bri

we met with the secretary state antony blinken in july.oping to have met with president biden, especially during his visit to the region. unfortunately, that did not happen even though he was 10 minutes away from where shireen was born and raised. we still hope we get to meet him. it is important he hears directly from our family and for us to see and hear from -- how they are pursuing accountability. we were very encouraged by the news the fbi will be investigating. this is something we have been calling on from day one since shireen was a u.s. citizen and it is the duty of the united states to investigate any crime carried out by a foreign army toward a u.s. citizen. we stand ready to support the u.s. in conducting this independent and thorough investigation, following all of the evidence, where it leads up and down t chainf command. and we have seenow israeli army is unable and unwilling to investigate themselves. that is why it is really portanfor the fbto be investigating. we also hope the united states i will employ all tools necessa

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the second fear is antony blinken, will not pay much heat.n: thank you so much for joining us. thank you for watching. you can watch the program anytime by visiting our website, al jazeera.com. you can join the discussion by joining our facebook page. you can join the conversation on twitter. for my self and the whole team, thank you for watching. ♪ óróxór[r ■x linton besser: on the coast of west africa, the ships arrive day after day with an unrelenting cargo. in ghana, they call them "obroni wawu," or "the clothes of dead white men." emmanuel ajaab: take this bale from australia. linton: they're the charity shop castoffs from the western world. emmanuel: dirty. linton: it's sweat. emmanuel: see. yeah, rubbish. it's like a insult. linton: too many of them arrive in unwearable condition. while the trade in used clothes has created thousands of jobs,

brazilian players marked the moment in their own way, manchester united's antony had a personal messageguimares wore a brazil number 10 shirt with pele's name on the back. looked like it had been signed by pele as well. fifa had requested that all games around the world this weekend would be preceded by a minute's silence but the premier league had already instructed their clubs to have a minute's applause. let's have a quick look at some of the other headlines. alex hales was the star man as sydney thunder beat hobart hurricanes in the big bash. hales scored 77 runs, as the team reached 228. the hurricanes were all out for 166. hermes allen, co—owned by sir alex ferguson and ridden by harry cobden, was a comfortable winner of the coral novices' hurdle at newbury. ..it�*s a third win in a row in this race for trainer paul nicholls lebronjames scored a season—high 47 points on his 38th birthday with many of the sellout crowd at state farm arena cheering his every move as the los angeles lakers beat the atlanta hawks 130—121. exeter we re exeter were already in danger of being blown away,

what secretary of state antony blinken is saying about that.tories and a check of the weather when we come back, on this very busy news day. my asthma felt anything but normal. a blood test helped show my asthma is driven by eosinophils, which nucala helps reduce. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. nucala is not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. may cause headache, injection site reactions, back pain, and fatigue. ask your asthma specialist about a nunormal with nucala. >>> welcome back to "way too early." taliban leaders in afghanistan have announced they're banning women from attending universities. this is the latest in a series of moves meant to restrict women's rights, despite the group initially promising to govern more moderately once they came bac

secretary of state antony blinken joins me next. >>> hello. i'm jake tapper in washington where the state of our union is wondering what's on georgia mind voters you are turning out in record numbers. on tuesday democrats will find out if warnock is headed back to the senate, giving his party some breathing room as they try this month to pass key priorities before republicans take over the house of representatives in january. this week we got a hint of what a republican-controlled house could look like as a handful of lawmakers on the fringe of the republican party, frankly, vowed to block kevin mccarthy's bit for speaker while the party squirms around donald trump's dinner with anti-semite and hole kaus deniers. and as if that weren't enough, trump's new call saturday to, quote, terminate rules in the constitution so as to reinstall him as president. coming up we'll talk about december priorities with ohio democratic senator sherrod brown who is set to defend his seat in ohio. republican congressman-elect mike lawler warning his republican co

of the houses on the birthday of diego maradona, who passed away before messi became next to him antonyf the football gods is all on today. arina will be on the air in 2 weeks happy new year. let next year. we will all be even better. and, of course, love sports will definitely reciprocate. this is an understandable policy. hello washington re-announced social hunt networks political censorship in violation of the constitution who can be closed what is forbidden to write about and who moderates freedom of speech in america finally, how twitter turned into a branch of local intelligence agencies, right now, only facts. the us senate passed a bill to ban the use of tiktok for civil servants us senators call the social network a trojan horse of the chinese communists officials will be banned from downloading applications to office phones computers moreover washington is developing a bipartisan law against the total blocking of tiktok in the us tiktok, owned by a chinese company, dance has raised concerns in the us that chinese government officials could access us user data under chinese la

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i mean, certainly antony blinken condemned the protests but they haven't done anything to real ry pointare using tiktok which is like a spyware, they shut down air drop that the protesters were using. this is more than just a crack down on covid zero, this is the chinese communist party that the biden administration needs to react to and i don't think that they've reacted ad a yetly. there -- add a yetly. there could be -- adequately. there could be sanctions in terms of cracking down on the protesters so violently. i think they could be more of a response. i find it's very weak coming from this white houses personally when you consider the bombshell this weekend of the realization of what's on the laptop, the potential compromise by president biden and his son with the chinese communist party and chinese business people and also just the apple situation with apple being willing to comply with the chinese communist party and the administration not standing up to apple as well although they did come to capitol hill and looks like they're going to be moving some of their jobs potentially

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eastern, antillean lincoln -- antony blinken talks about accountability, transparency, and the rule of law around the world. here appears at the conference here in bc. you can see where the vents -- in d.c. you can see both events here and watch on our free mobile app, c-span now or watch online at c-span.org. ♪ announcer: c-span is your unfiltered view of government, co-funded by these companies and more. >> homework can be hard but squatting in a diner for internetwork is even harder, that is why we provide lower income students access to affordable internet so homework and just be homework. cox connect to compete. host: cox supports c-an as a public service along with other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. we will get your reaction to brittney griner being released for a russian arms dealer but we have other news this morning out of washington. politico reporting kyrsten sinema, the senator from arizona, has switched her party affiliation from democrat to independent. in a 45 minute interview with the publication, the first term senator told politico s

antony blinken today emphasized that the u.s.ther encouraged nor enabled ukrainians to strike inside russia. he seems to be worried about these attacks. do you understand that? >> what exactly? >> word about strikes possibly coming out of ukraine and being launched into russian territory. >> i think that ukraine is defending itself, and if we have a choice to destroy russian military facilities, russian aponry, then we should do it, obviously because this is a threat to us. i am in kyiv and i spent a few hours in the bomb shelter just because russia launched almost 100 missiles, and the targets were mostly civilian infrastructure. our power plants, they want to deprive us of electricity and water. and heat. and you can imagine how dangerous it is now when it is so cold outside. so russia is targeng civilians because they cannot win on the battlefield. >> today russian president vladimir putin said he expects this war to be a lengthy process. what is your assessment of the situation, especially going into the cold winter months? >

. >> antony blinken assured ukraine it will get all of the repairs and equipment it needs to get its energy infrastructure back working properly again. what's more, he said there will be air defense to protect that infrastructure. then he moved on to the issue of china, making the case of the systemic challenge it poses. he said he didn't want to see conflict, he didn't want to see a new cold war, but china must change and nato has to pressure it to change. >> the members of our alliance remain concerned, by its disinformation, by its rapid, opaque military old up, including its cooperation with russia. but we also main committed to maintaining a constructive dialogue with china where we can, and we welcome opportunities to work together on counter challenges. reporter: there have been reports that the u.s. was mounting diplomatic pressure on european allies to ramp up the rhetoric on china, putting more pressure on it, criticizing it more. true or not, nato is more critical than it has been before. >> nato is an alliance of europe and north america, but the challenges we face are gl

so secretary of state antony blinken was on capitol hill yesterday briefing senators about the latest developments in the russia-ukraine war and how more money could help. >> russia's war on ukraine is already russia's strategic failure. secretary of state antony blinken largely credits lawmakers for ukraine success against president putin. so much of the little than the product of assistance that congress has provided. the biden administration wants lawmakers to approve an additional 38 billion dollars in ukraine aid as part of the omnibus government funding bill congress faces a december 16th deadline to strike a deal. but there's still no agreement on a total price tag for the package, which means lawmakers may have to first pass a short-term bill, a continuing resolution. there's a long with the things that would do. we have a hard time doing it with just to see are democrats like massachusetts senator elizabeth warren also oppose the short-term bill spending this year should be different from spending last year. the only way we make that happen is with on this cr doesn't get us t

. >> secretary of state antony blinken, brief senators wednesday about the latest developments on the russia-ukraine war and how more money would help. >> russia's war on ukraine is already russia's strategic failure. secretary of state antony blinken largely credits lawmakers for ukraine success much for the sport little than the product of assistance that congress has provided. the biden administration wants lawmakers to approve an additional 38 billion dollars in ukraine aid as part of the omnibus government funding bill congress faces a december 16th deadline to strike a deal. but there's still no agreement on a total price tag for the package, which means lawmakers may have to first pass a short-term bill, a continuing resolution. there's a long with the things that would do. have a hard time doing with that was just the sea. are democrats like massachusetts senator elizabeth warren also oppose a short-term bill spending this year should be different from spending last year. the only way we make that happen is with them on this cr doesn't get us there. and while republicans like

secretary antony blinken just wrapped up a news conference and cnn's kylie atwood joins us. >> reportered to hone in on the biden administration working to strengthen alliances over the last year to combat a number of challenges around the world, of course, covid, climate change and specifically the ukraine war. he said the biden administration has rallied the world to support ukraine. just listen to what he said on that. >> we are with ukraine for as long as it takes. that's the message president biden delivered personally to president zelenskyy when he hosted him at the white house. it's the commitment backed up by robust and enthusiastic bipartisan support in congress which was on full display last night. >> reporter: now, i asked the secretary of state, however, if he believes that the united states and ukraine can get on this same page when it comes to an end state for this war, because he has said that the biden administration is focused on helping ukraine get to a point where it regains its territory since february 24th, those february 24th lines and heard from president zelensky

just ask secretary of state antony blinken. >> does the biden administration support the protesters in. we support the rights of people everywhere, whether it's in china, whether it's iran, whether it's any place else. >> exactly. america must support people around the world against whichever convenient enemies will justify our next trillion dollar defense bill. panel, america is so the mom of the friend group of nations. they know everyone's birthday and the exact day they're going to die. >> i bet the reason the price is so high is that these bombers also stealthily target appalachia with desperately needed medicaid. >> uh-huh. okay. i'm going to an opening at an art gallery. my life is literally a movie. that's all the time we have. >>> when "tooning out the news" returns, dr. ike bloom interviews george r.r. martin about how he finally cracked the code on making sex and violence entertaining. stick around. i'm still buzzing from francia beating polonia -- tres to uno. >> "tooning out the news" the >> "tooning out the news" the ♪ holiday music ♪ ♪♪ t-mobile won't raise the price of

surrounded by brittney griner's wife, cherelle, vice president kamala harris, and secretary of state antony blinken. here is president biden speaking from the white house just moments ago. >> this is a day we've worked toward for a long time. we never stopped pushing for her release. it took painstaking and intense negotiations, and i want to thank all the hardworking public servants across my administration who worked tirelessly to secure her release. we never forgot about brittney. we've not forgotten about paul whelan, who's been unjustly detained in russia for years. this was not a choice of which american to bring home. we brought home trevor reed when we had a chance earlier this year. sadly, for totally illegitimately reasons, russia has treated paul's case differently than brittney's. while we have not secured paul's release, we are not giving up. we will never give up. we remain in close touch with paul's family, the whelan family, and my thoughts and prayers are with them today. they have to have such mixed emotions today. we'll keep negotiating good faith for paul's release that.

let's listen to secretary of state antony blinken laying this out earlier as well. >> this was not a choice of which american to bring home. the choice was one or none. we will never relent until paul and, for that matter, every other u.s. national held hostage or wrongfully detained abroad, is free and coming home and joining their families where they belong. >> reporter: now senior administration official tells nbc news that white house officials have been in contact with paul whelan's family ahead of griner's release being announced and that they're hopeful that the line of diplomatic communications that has been opened to secure griner's release will secure his release eventually as well. >> mike and matt, thank you both. >>> an urgent warning this hour about the flu surge happening nationwide. pharmacies report they're running extremely low on a critical medication. >> we're talking about tamiflu the popular antiviral to treat the flu. prescriptions for that drug are at their highest level in nine years. in all, the american society health system says more than 260 drugs are in

the secretary of state antony lincoln says he's deeply concerned by the taliban decision, as that it will have a devastating impact on afghan people. joining me now from cobble is remy's alack, but off the un deputy special representative and humanitarian coordinator for afghanistan. deputy representative, thanks very much for joining us on the program. i just get your we got to get through, but contrast your initial reaction to what you're hearing from where you are. well, practice of limited humanity, inaction, the mental issue of the british dependence of action. so obviously in the population cannot be delivered in the situation. then the operating principles. let's take this now. what sort of complaints are they talking about? how they, the ministry explained in any way to you, or any other end jose in the country as to what the problem is with this. i think the letter was sent to us, mentions the use of the jobs as one of the reasons we right now. meeting the work is to understand better than what we see behind the session. so what answers will you be asking from then, consider

secretary of state antony blinken largely credits lawmakers for ukraine success against president putin. so much of this is part little than the product of assistance that congress has provided. the biden administration wants lawmakers to approve an additional 38 billion dollars in ukraine aid as part of the omnibus government funding bill congress faces a december 16th deadline to strike a deal. but there's still no agreement on a total price tag for the package, which means lawmakers may have to first pass a short-term bill, a continuing resolution. there's a long litany of things that would we have a hard time doing it with. was just the sea. are democrats like massachusetts senator elizabeth warren also oppose the short-term bill spending this year should be different from spending last year. the only way we make that happen is with on this cr doesn't get us there. and while republicans like louisiana senator john kennedy would prefer an omnibus, he blames democrats for the impasse on appropriations. they want share with the committee. how much money we have the speed and much much,

secretary of state antony blinken says the country is committed to stand with the government of kyivlong as it takes. he says the work is continuing to defend ukraine energy infrastructure and bolster its air defenses including patriot missile. he discussed the war today in a call with his chinese counterpart. the war in ukraine is taking its toll on russia's economy. a survey shows the economy will contract by 2.7% next year. rishi sunak insisted the government is acting in the uk's interest by refusing to negotiate salary deals with health unions. >> what i'm trying to do is make the right long-term decisio

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