what exactly is antony blinken accusing china of?a has long played the long game on the reunification with taiwan. he read the signs and you read through xi jinping's speech at the party congress and national security and security as a whole has been raised in priority. he mentioned taiwan and the party congress. they put it the communist party constitution resisting any independence moves by taiwan. he has amped up the rhetoric on taiwan for sure. antony blinken was at the bloomberg headquarters and he essentially expanded on comments he made last week that he feels that beijing has accelerated the timeframe for reunification. let us hear from the secretary of state. >> what has changed is this. as decision by the government in beijing, the status quo was no longer acceptable. they wanted to speed up the process by which they would pursue reunification. >> in the interview, he also accused beijing of using coercion to try and speed up or pave way to force taiwan to choose reunification over the path of independencebeijing offd their

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and what secretary of state antony blinken told our george stephanopoulos late today. ian pannell inside ukraine. >>> in the u.s. tonight, the alarming scene playing out at hospitals in at least 22 states. the alarming rise in children now hospitalized with respiratory illnesses. this isn't covid, but what authorities are warning about this and what parents should look for. >>> here in florida, three weeks to the day since hurricane ian hit. our team making their way across that destroyed causeway. the temporary fix. what's now been done. also, the health concerns here. the rise in flesh eating bacteria after the hurricane. and why some cars are catching fire and then reigniting. the warning and what to be aware of. matt gutman here in florida. >>> in miami tonight, the developing headline. the customs and border protection officer shot and killed during what they say is a training accident. accidentally shot in the chest. >>> 20 days until the midterms. the former police chief from orlando, the democrat, aiming to use her background in law enforcement against the incu

antony blinken says he believes beijing will -- beijing wants to speed up the seizure of tehran. - seizure in taiwan. let's bring in stephen engle. this is a contentious issue. what is blinken accusing china of exactly? >> she really did read to voice and cadence and detected some anger, in particular, the u.s. moves to go to taiwan. he did not mention nancy pelosi. the beijing leaders essentially added this to the constitution, opposing any moves in taiwan for independence. in august into september we had games led by the people's liberation army to intimidate taiwan after nancy pelosi's visit so tensions are amped up and antony blinken speaking exclusively at a bloomberg event in new york essentially said he believes xi jinping has sped up the timeline for reunification coming we do not know if it would be by peaceful means or by force. >> what has changed is the decision by the government in beijing that the status quo was no longer acceptable. that they wanted to speed up the process by which they would pursue reunification. >> the spokesperson for beijing's taiwan affairs off

when you look at antony blinken for example talking about china speeding up the timeline, being moreressive with taiwan, have you stress tested what more china sanctions would be? -- mean? jim: at this point, that's not one of the major concerns in terms of trade tariffs mainly because the bigger part of those trade tariffs in relation to china and the u.s. should that change into higher tariffs from china to europe that puts us into a different situation and becomes a bigger issue. but at this point in time it helps our manufacturing footprint across our different sales regions. manus: that is the volvo cars ceo jim rowan on the business. coming up, the u.s. secretary of state antony blinken says beijing wants to speed up the seizure of taiwan as dani has just asked the volvo ceo. that's not a heightened working for him but what is the story, on bloomberg? ♪ manus: the u.s. secretary of state antony blinken has accused china of undermining a decades long status quo that has kept both nations from going to war over taiwan. he spoke in a bloomberg interview yesterday. >> what's strang

>>> right now, the bay area playing host to secretary of state antony blinken. national missions he is focussing in on and the details of the big commitment from the white house aiming to make that happen. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and marcus washington is off. you can watch us on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and online. and the secretary of state and speaker of the house are on the peninsula to highlight our role in advancing science. >> and bob redell is joining us live from menlo park and at a lab who will be receiving money from the federal government soon. >> reporter: correct. the lab behind me here tell us that they will receive $136 million from the "inflation reduction act." nancy pelosi, and also secretary of state antony blinken in town to highlight the new investment. the trio just finished a tour of slack behind me, this is the lab, scientists inside showed off the world's largest camera for astronomy that will be installed in chile oig. and they are trying to harness the power of the sun and create clean energy. the secretary of st

and what secretary of state antony blinken told our george stephanopoulos late today. here's our chief foreign correspondent ian pannell in kharkiv tonight. >> reporter: as ukraine and russia exchanged new rocket and missile strikes today, vladimir putin declared martial law in the four regions of ukraine that russia's illegally annexed. it gives authorities there more power to crack down, control, even mobilize the population. putin also ordered new emergency powers for the heads of all the regions within russia itself. it's a sign that more sweeping new restrictions may lie ahead for the russian people as putin's war unravels. and it is unraveling in the strategic southern city of kherson today. the only regional capital held by moscow, where russian-backed authorities began the forced evacuation and removal of some 60,000 civilians. a pro-kremlin official claimed it was to protect tem, but ukrainian officials warned russia wants to use them as human shields. u.s. secretary of state george stephanopolous putin is getting desperate. >> in saying that he's declaring ma

declaring martial law what's really behind his decision we hear exclusively from secretary of state antony blinken. breaking overnight by the january 6th committee is having trouble serving former president trump a subpoena and what vice president mike pence said last night when asked if he'll support trump if he's the nominee in 2024 health alert for parents, doctors seeing an unprecedented spike in respiratory illnesses in children, what's to blame and what to look out for daycare outrage the felony charges these daycare workers now face for dressing up and scaring young children. parents saying the kids were left traumatized drawing delayed the glitch during the powerball lottery drawing overnight and what happens now and later forget the planes and trains the new way to travel in style for cheap. from abc news in new york. this is america this morning. good thursday morning, everyone we begin with the situation unfolding right now and ukraine widespread breath. widespread blackouts are expected today as russia targets power plants and other civilian infrastructure comes just hours after vladim

right now secretary of state antony blinken is in the bay area earlier today. he met with tech leaders and future tech leaders about how technology will shape the future of our national security abc 7 news. anchor liz kroitz has more on how and why the state department is investigating or investing rather. excuse me in silicon valley. tech is the future of our national security. that was the message from secretary of state antony blinken today during his visit to silicon valley. we are at our best. when we're in search and manufacturing, he began his day by joining speaker of the house nancy pelosi at the slack national accelerator laboratory and menlo park for a tour highlighting groundbreaking research in biotech and climate change blinking called the lab, which is home to a two-mile-long particle accelerator and the world's largest camera a national treasure that could help solve some challenges from climate to public health. we are reinvesting in ourselves. we're reinvesting in basic science. we're reinvesting in research and development. this is how the un

visit indeed.com/hire >>> secretary of state antony blinken says china is speeding up its plan/taiwanisland was possibly using coercion or even force if necessary. >> there has been a change in the approach from beijing toward taiwan in recent years and instead of sticking with the status quo was established in a positive way a fundamental decision that the status quo was no longer acceptable and that beijing was determined to pursue reunification on a much faster time line. >> cnn global affairs analyst kimberly dozier joins us now. good to see you this afternoon. when it comes to this faster time line, what does that say to you and i wonder, too, how the reaction to russia's invasion by ukraine by the u.s., by the west, could be figuring in. >> well the fact that the secretary of state decided to go public with this is a message to xi and china writ large, we see what you're doing and we're watching the moves of your military, your naval assets on the potential battlefield and we're not going to let this aggression go unchecked, this means they've got intelligence intercepts and the

you saw antony blinken talking.ll of the people before this war started understood what the implications were for the food supply in this went, did not go the way they wanted it to go and they have refused to negotiate a settlement and there are many europeans that, the protest that you saw there earlier, in her report, were europeans saying we want a settlement to this, this to war we want to live, we want to eat and they know what is looming here in this case. will: yeah the reverberations of this war, to your point, rachel what is the conclusion of this war? is the ultimate conclusion of this war the unstated goal? i don't know we call it unstated, regime change. rachel: that's what they said. will: the absolute defeat of russia, not just in ukraine but in russia? the regime change. what is the risk, the risk/reward of that when you're talking about fuel prices, grain, food supply. obviously nuclear threats across the globe. rachel: and that. right? pete: yeah. there is no plan other than that when you actually l

. >>> there was an ultimate vip tour, as you heard, antony blinken was here. they saw where taxpayer dollars going at the stanford national accelerator lab. it's going to receive an investment of $130 million through the inflation reduction act. >> this national lab is a national treasure. we have u.s.-led, world class research that is essential to our national security, essential to our economic competitiveness, it's essential to solving the problems of the world, problems that are also having an impact on people's every day lives. >> secretary blinken went on to say that it is also essential to climate change and that the accelerator is an important contribution to the bay area. >> well, we want to tell you about a new report that has found the trump organization charged the secret service more than five times the record government rate to stay at its hotels during donald trump's presidency. the government sets a daily travel allowance for the secret service. the secret service received at least 40 waivers, allowing them to stay at more trump properties. the

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secretary of state antony blinken said putin is getting desperate. >> just in the last two weeks he's tried to mobilize more forces. he's gone through with this sham annexation. now he's saying he's declaring martial law in places that he claims have people who somehow want to be part of russia. that speaks to his desperation. >> blinken criticized putin's bombings that have targeted civilian areas and germany's chancellor said the attacks are only strengthening the western. also overnight, iran denied supplying the drones. the state department says there is abundant evidence that drones used are from iran. >> thank you. still to come -- many of you may have heard fireworks coming from treasure island last night. we're going to tell what you it was all about. >> the local business closing because of high crime in the area. the owner sounds off on what the city of san francisco should do. >> and we have big changes coming our way in weather after near record highs in many locations yesterday. big cooldown, and maybe even some rain in the forecast. i'll have the >> social media was lit

meanwhile, secretary of state antony blinken warned yesterday that china's government has made a decisionn a, quote, much faster timeline under chinese president xi jinping. this comes as china's communist party is meeting for their twice a decade congress this week where xi is expected to be handed and unprecedented third five year term and become dictator for life. joining me now is fox news senior strategic analyst, chairman for the institute for the study of war, general jack keane. it's always a pleasure. thanks for being here this morning. >> great to be here, maria. maria: so i know that there was open source reporting already out there that china would invade taiwan within 18 months but to hear antony blinken say this, that the calendar has been moved up and that the ccp has decided that it is going in,s was quite striking. what is your reaction to this? >> well, it's a first public declaration by a senior official that the timeline is moving fast and he wasn't he specific about what that timeline is, i don't think it's imminent myself. i don't think they would do anything before

been speaking to derek chauvin, circuiting as the hundred -- serving as the undersecretary to antony blinkensly north korea fired the most powerful missile since president biden took office. what options, given so many sanctions imposed against north korea, what options does the u.s. have to try to der north korea from doing more of this? >> well, the missile test last night, which flew over japan, and caused many of citizens to seek shelter, was absolutely unacceptable. as another plication north korea has launched in a high-level missile test. it was over our close ally, japan. last night, secretary of state blinken spoke with his korean and japanese counterparts about this test and the way forward. it is very clear that the international community needs to speak with one voice here. we will seek a constellation in the security council, and with our allies and partners, bring more pressure to north korea so they stuff is provocative and dangerous behavior. michelle: what room do you have to maneuver, given that there are so many sanctions in place? mr. chollet: we will continue to press fo

. >>> and secretary of state antony blinken heads to latin america today to show washington's support for the region. his visit comes two days after venezuela's government freed seven americans including five employees of a houston-based company citgo. they were imprisoned back in 2017 and later convicted of embezzlement. the state department regarded all of the men as wrongfully detained. in exchange, the u.s. freed two nephews of president maduro's wife who were jailed on drug smuggling convictions. >>> coming up, she made academy awards history. we remember the actor and activist who famously delivered marlon brando's rejection speech. >>> and a helicopter makes a hard landing in the front yard of a home. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." stress. qulipta™ can help prevent migraine attacks... you can't prevent what's going on outside, that's why qulipta™ helps what's going on inside. qulipta™ is a pill. gets right to work to prevent migraine attacks and keeps them away over time. qulipta™ blocks cgrp—a protein believed to be a cause of migraine attacks. qulipta™ is a preventive tr

negotiate with rvp g represented staff and hope to reach an agreement today, secretary of state antony blinken sat down with one of his predecessors, former secretary of state condoleezza rice at stanford university. as ktvu s and rubin reports, the two talked about the role technology in silicon valley can play when it does come to matters of national security. at stanford university of former secretary of state welcomed the current one to talk technology and diplomacy, antony blinken says we're at an inflection point, the post cold war era is over. and there is now an intense competition underway to shape what comes next. condoleezza rice, who now runs stanford's hoover institution, pointed out much as changed since her time running the state department. national security strategy talks about restraining russia and out competing china and that's two very different ways to think about. the great powers in front of a packed auditorium. the two also discussed the importance of leadership and standing up for basic rules in places ranging from iran to ukraine. if we don't stand up to that, where

. >>> secretary of state antony blinken strongly condemned north korea firing a ballistic missile over japan, the first in five years. this prompted japan to issue a warning for residents to take cover and temporarily suspend trains in northern japan. japan said the missile was believed to have landed in the pacific ocean this. was north korea's fifth missile launch in the last ten days. it's an apparent response to joint military drills between the u.s. and south korea. >>> and a scathing new report is detailing systemic abuse within the women's professional soccer lead. they found sexual misconduct, verbal abuse is rampant throughout women's soccer. nikki battiste reports. >> reporter: it was detailed publicly how they were ignored and overlooked in favor of keeps coaches and owners in jobs. >> the sexual misconduct varies here from really inappropriate misogynistic-type comments to unwanted sexual advances to actual coercion by coaches. >> reporter: former u.s. depueralty te asttoryne led the probe. the report says abuse of coaches moved from team to team, those in a position to cor

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well, today, secretary of state antony blinken met with iranian activist at the state department to talk about their work and how the u.s. is trying to help. >> for weeks now, massive protests have taken over the streets iran after a young woman mahsa amini was detained for violating the country's strict dress codes and died in police custody. this is iranian people standing up with extraordinary courage. for the rights that are being denied that women of all ages have removed their mandatory had jobs in protest of the iranian government as activists risk their lives to call for freedom. iran has cracked down on protests reportedly killing more than 200 people and arresting many others. it's a cruel and >> violent suppression of peaceful protest shows that the iranian government fears its own people. >> the u.s. has been supporting the activists and their fight by imposing sanctions on iranian police in leaders. we've worked to support those who. >> we're standing for their fundamental freedoms and caught off normal president is accusing the u.s. of fueling the protests to try to do stab

." >>> secretary of state antony blinken's office says his visit is meant to highlight america's will for diplomacy. vice president kamala harris traveling to the bay area tomorrow, battling climate change and will attend a democratic finance event. the oakland native was last in the bay area in august discussing reproductive rights. >>> two juries deliberating in the kristin smart murder trial will return to court after the jury for paul flores was unexpectedly absent from court last friday. court officials did not give an update on the notice. the two separate juries are deciding whether paul flores is guilty of smart's murder, and whether his father helped him to cover it you will. the jury for reuben flores was told to restart thursday after a juror was excused and replaced. >>> a speedbump in the sentencing of theranos founder elizabeth holmes. the court pushed back the sentencing date. it was originally set for today, but it has now been postponed. instead today there will be a trial hearing to address whether or not the prosecution is at fault for any misconduct involving testi

secretary of state antony blinken was in the south bay today. this morning. house speaker nancy pelosi toward the stanford linear accelerator center later in the day, spoke at stanford university's hoover institution alongside former secretary of state condoleezza rice. conversation focused on the importance of national security, diplomacy and technology. >> we're thinking about supply chains and particularly for semiconductors. we've seen what happened when he's got destructive. we're designing together an early warning system so that if we see a disruption anywhere supply chain for critical component. first of all, going to semiconductors, but broadening out to other technologies. flashing red light goes off and we can act on it together. >> blinken also discussed how the united states is aiming to outpace china and keep russia in check. amid recent tensions involving ukraine. >> all right, back here at home. let's take a look at the weather. and as we have a live shot of the golden gate bridge and traffic light tell us what's happening out there. yeah, ver

topics of the visit, we know that the israeli president met here with the secretary of state antony blinkenh members of congress, the speaker on this strip well, today i also met with president joe biden and emphasized that iran really supplies drones for russia that help kill the civilian population. to quote his words, isaac the duke said that innocent civilians in ukraine are dying and suffering injuries and suffering from iranian weapons. as for the future support and supplies of weapons, so far he is talking about this from israel, he is talking about help with intelligence data, and we know that also today, volodymyr zelenskyi, speaking in kyiv, announced that such cooperation had already started a few days ago, but he expects that such cooperation will continue and also expects greater cooperation, including on assistance with weapons, in particular, the defense bureau is possible, cooperation with israel is also definitely possible. thank you ostap for communication from capitol hill , the last secondary election in the usa is less than two weeks away, according to the latest census

i mean, even the americans, the us secretary of state, antony blinken, and the chinese foreign ministereral assembly in september. they talked for an hour and a half. why is president tsai here not accepting to talk directly with the chinese? well, i think in her national address, president tsai ing—wen said very clearly that as long as there is equitable terms for dialogue, she's happy to have a conversation to keep the taiwan strait peaceful and so on. but i mean, she says she will only talk if beijing drops that precondition that taiwan is part of china. and so you've got a deadlock. they're not going to do that. president xi has just reiterated unification must happen, and so you have no dialogue. maybe a video conference then. but, i mean, not even that's taken place. i mean, are you encouraging her to do that? my point here is that if there are ways for the beijing authorities and taiwan government to have a more matter of factly conversation around the day to day conversations matters when it concerns to people's livelihoods and so on, that has been going on for quite a while. wh

secretary of state antony blinken on putin escalating the war hours after declaring martial law in parts of ukraine. president zelenskyy urges people to leave. now what's next in the war. your read, the read of so many military analysts right now is that vladimir putin is losing this war. he's desperate. if he responds with nuclear weapons, what happens? >> plus, the secretary on china's threats over taiwan. and saudi arabia not cooperating on the energy front. that's led many of the president's allies to question whether saudi arabia is an ally anymore. are they still an ally? the latest on the challenges pressing our country right now. >>> breaking news, newly appointed british prime minister trutsz announcing her resignation after a few weeks on the job and warns she had just hours to save it. >>> gas price push. president biden taking action to ease the pain at the pump. what he says could come next as he gets set to hit the campaign trail ahead of midterm elections. >>> surge. hospitals in at least 26 states facing a crush of young patients with respiratory illness. this morning the

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secretary of state antony blinken speaking to bloomberg about the china, taiwan tensions. back to credit suisse, the share price is under pressure after the announcement from the chief executive of capital raising. the earnings showed a third quarter net loss of over 4 billion swiss francs. the investment bank will be split into a markets division that will serve the core business unit, and there is a external entity called cs first boston which will host the advisory business. that's it for the european market open. "surveillance: early edition" is up next. we will have more on the earnings roundup. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is "bloomberg surveillance: early edition" with francine lacqua. francine:

dani: that is exactly where i wanted to go next because we had antony blinken last week talking aboutrating saudi ties and the way that better reflected our own interest. what is the mood music when it comes to this u.s.-saudi relationship and its effect on the oil markets? yves: -- manus: the mood music is sour, fractious. the question is, where is the offramp? if the trip biden made was not all about oil, why are we suddenly considering recalibrating the u.s. relationship with saudi arabia as a direct result of opec+ cutting production? so it wasn't about oil, it is a strange reaction, isn't it? that relationship -- they will repair, rebuild. having this commentary about saudi first, that nuance is about where your country, urination nation, your people, the government wants to be -- your country, your nation, your people, the government wants to be is in the future. we are at a pivotal movement in u.s.-saudi relations, a pivotal movement in terms of geopolitical dani: relations what conversations you have on the docket? manus: one of saudi arabia's biggest customers is india. the i

secretary of state an t antony blinken said putin knows what happens if he uses nuclear weapons.as asked if mr. putin is acting rationally, blinken didn't give a yes or no as an answer. >> it's hard to put yourself in someone else's mind. i think he's rational, but the decisions he's making are -- better put, his objectives are not rational. >> a russian military convoy became easy prey. it shows a missile strike in the luhansk region. the footage shows secondary explosions suggesting the russian vehicles carried ammunition that blew up. >>> hours ago pro russian officials accused russians of a campaign killing people. down south there's similar allegation of an alleged ukrainian attack in kherson. russia is conducting a mass evacuation claiming some 15,000 people have already been moved. ukraine says russia has mined a dam upstream from the city and may blow it up to slow down a ukrainian offensive. selma abdelaziz joins us with the very latest. what do you make of the latest movements and strategies. >> max, everyone is trying to position themselves for the winter months. parti

everything he's doing, we don't want it here, the secretary antony blinken said we want oil from everywhereerever, alaska and teak. >> carley: the united states of america, so quickly if the next administration prioritizes fossil fuels, what does it take to become energy independent and how long would that take? >> it happens pretty quickly, get out of the way is the main thing you need to do, the trump administration cut red tape, that helped us get 2 million barrel per year increase, first thing biden administration did was reinstitute led tape, drag out permitting. talk to anybody in the oil industry, permits are difficult to get, normal permits that should be rubber stamped, they drag them out. get out of the way and quit stepping on them and we're energy independent, we can be quickly again. opec knows there won't be strong response when we have production. if they knew there would be a strong response, they wouldn't be able to cut it. >> todd: federal charges against hunter biden could be imminent with midterm election 32 days way, lara trump will weigh in. >> carley: will cain will t

>> reporter: first of all three commanders in the irgc and secretary of state antony blinken say thosel crackdowns on the protestors currently. there are sanctions on those who work at iranian prisons and against those who call the censorship of the iranian people. and so the biden administration is also going after folks in that group. the secretary of state saying that the united states stands with the iranian people and is committed to making sure that those who are responsible for these violent crackdowns on the iranian protestors are held accountable. now, we should also note that this comes on the day that marks 40 days nce the death of 22-year-old protestor mahsa amini that really set off this spark with these protestors first beginning among iranian women and then spreading to other sectors of the country. >> an important development that we'll continue to watch. thank you. >>> and one month after hurricane ian hammered southwest florida, people say that they are hitting blocks in the long road to recovery. some still waiting on much needed money to start process of moving forw

antony blinken telling george stephanopoulos that putin is getting desperate. >> he has tried to mobilize more forces. he has gone through this annexation of ukraine territory and now sankey is declared martial law in places he claims have people who want to be part of russia. that speaks to his aspiration. >> bombings have attacked civilian areas and the german chancellor said the attacks are strengthening the western alliance against putin. iran denied sublime pressure with drugs used in the attacks. the state department says there is abundant evidence the drugs used are from iran. reggie: people in oakland -- kumasi: people in oakland are growing more pessimistic about the direction of their city. or that half of voters do not see oakland as a good place to live. top concerns are homelessness, housing, gun violence, and crime. last night the outgoing mayor addressed those topics and more during her final state of the city address. cleo rodriguez's life with more on what she said at the progress she says has been made. gloria: mayor libby schaaf coming out of office. she says her time i

secretary of state antony blinken. >> instead of sticking with the status quo that was established in a fundamental decision that the status quo was no longer acceptable. beijing was determined to pursue reunification on a much faster timeline. >> dana: biden administration's approach to dealing with this? >> i think secretary blinken got it right about xi jinping intentions. sadly the administration hasn't responded in the way that we did to will keep america safe and prosper. it seems like a long way to think about taiwan. everyone got a phone, refrigerator or car or semiconductor that cam from that place. i wish the biden administration was taking it seriously as this topic deserves. i see them angering our allies telling the saudis we'll punish you. those are the things that push back against xi jinping on every front. you have inflation running rapid, crime. chinese communist party talk about america in decline. we can't let that happen here at home. we have to do what we were talking about before. >> bill: sir, thank you for your time. mike pompeo, thank you. 25 past the hour. p

and we've previously heard from secretary of state antony blinken saying that any attempt by the regimeprotests on foreign actors to suggest that this is unrest being stoked by foreign countries is a clear sign that the regime is not listening to the will of its people who have been protesting now for weeks demanding not only regime change many of them, but also crucially fundamental human rights and freedoms to be upheld. >> appreciate it, thanks nada bashir. >>> and at least 100 people are reported dead after two car bombs rocked the somali capital of mogadishu. the blasts come as the government is pledging to crack down on al shabaab. so far no claims of responsibility and as you can see, plumes from the blast could be seen for miles. well, this was the view from ground level. al shabaab is increasing its attacks on civilian targets after the new president declared an all-out offensive on the group. >>> coming up, tornadoes touchdown in mississippi and alabama saturday and the threat is not over yet. we're live from the cnn weather center next. stay with us. - hey honey. - hey dad. t

secretary of state antony blinken says china has decided to seize taiwan on a much faster timeline than previously thought. sunday, xi jinping told the communist party congress at the wheels of history are rolling on toward unification and china is urging options for all necessary. blinken says beijing has made a fundamental decision that the status quo is no longer acceptable. new zealand's inflation remained near a 32 year high in the third quarter, reinforcing bets that aggressive rbnz rate hikes will continue. annual inflation eased slightly to 7.2%. economists were looking for a drop to 6.5%. they do not expect inflation to return to the 1% to 3% target barrel until 2024. russia has hit critical infrastructure in central cap with suspected uranian bones -- drones. authorities say four people were killed as the aircraft damage several houses and sparked a fire in a nonresidential building. letter mayor zelenskyy praised troops who the military says shut down 13 incoming brooms -- drones. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journali

on the diplomatic side, secretary of state antony blinken said the u.s.s ready to engage in diplomacy, but north korea hasn't shown an interest in that and continued ballistic missile launches would only result in further condemnation and isolation. at the u.n., the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. linda thomas greenfield without naming russia and china clearly said it's two countries that sit on the u.n. security council who have given consistent cover for north korean actions. the big fear as we see these continued ballistic missile launches, the u.s. has said for months now it is north korea preparing for another nuclear test. >> thank you for the latest from the pentagon. >>> 33 days out from the midterm elections, republicans are making impeachment plans if they win control of the house. maybe not against who you think. they're zeroing in on secretary alejandro mayorkas. >>> the fallout continues for herschel walker. there's new details on this abortion scandal the gop senate candidate is fighting. you go by lots of titles. veteran, dad, hair stylist. so

antony blinken, the american secretary of state, max, speaking that it is 14 individuals, three differentat have been targeted. they're not the first since the death of mahsa amini. they're targeting people responsible for the repression we've seen over the course of the now more than 40 days since her death. they include police chiefs, people responsible for some of the most notorious prisons in iran and an array of a different officials. the message is a clear one, that the united states wants these protests to be able to continue peacefully. we saw again you're showing images there of some of the protests we saw not just in tehran but in the town of iranian kerdistan where the grave is and around which the protesters gathered. what we saw, the protests once again met with clashes, with tear gas and that is exactly what the united states is trying to take on with the very day it announced its sanctions. the message about the possible cooperation not just that we're seeing in ukraine between tehran and moscow, but possibly also says the white house on the ground in tehran with the claims

move on taiwan soon, maybe in weeks, in line with comments days ago from the secretary of state antony blinkenon. michael waltz, a member of the house armed services committee and former green beret commander. the chief of naval operations say either later this year or next year, china could make a forceful move on taiwan. that is a chilling forecast. >> it is, john. you know, i'll say most analysts and reporting still believe the real window is 2027 to 2030 when xi could make a military move in taiwan, he's told his military to be prepared to stop the united states from intervening, by 2027, but there are other analysts and i think this is what the chief of the navy was echoing that say xi is speeding up, he wants it done on his watch, that he has his own internal problems and the chinese economy, dictators and authoritarians love to distract from the problems with the external crisis, seeing that in ukraine as well. the other pieces, john, are that taiwan has elections in 2024, of course the united states does in 2024, and right now the u.s. military is on a decline as it tries to recover fr

before secretary of state antony blinken warding this week trident may act on a much faster timelinean after chinese leaders xi jinping said the wheels of history were rolling toward reunification and that beijing would take all necessary measures, including the use of force. present she's comments given this year week's meeting where he is expected just met his places most powerful leader after securing an unprecedented third term. let's bring in michael pillsbury he's a senior fellow and director for chinese strategy at the hudson institute. an author of the book the 100 year marathon behind a secret strategy to replace america as the global superpower. michael, welcome good to see you again. this is a change in the post era where it is been run by a collective leadership. does this mean xi jinping is really a one man show? or does he have the rest solidly behind him? >> the chinese themselves, paul, are telling us he is a one-man show. this is an extraordinary step to have a third term. also, the speech itself is looking forward. things he might do during the next five years or mo

. >> antony blinken, homeland security secretary alejandra my cassette and attorney general merrick garlandterparts of the state department days after dhs reported to a startling 500% increase in human smuggling over the last six months. on top of that to "the new york times" reports the cartels raked in $13 billion on human smuggling alone this year, a whopping 2500% increase since 2018. >> they are placing their life savings and their lives in the hands of smugglers who exploit them for profit. >> when it comes to fentanyl which is killing thousands of americans a year, counterterrorism experts believe the drug is a direct threat to america's national security with some place in the cartels on par with isis and al qaeda. mexico's foreign minister acknowledging today problems are complex. >> if you think you're not good to fix something, please just step down. >> without that terrorist designation from the state department, the justice department will have to continue prosecuting smugglers merely as criminals. >> one major policy change on the southern border came wednesday evening with th

secretary of state, antony blinken, and he did condemn the launches but also pointed out that north korea should come back to the table and negotiate. >> we believe that north korea would be much better served by not only refraining from these actions but actually engaging in -- in dialogue. i think what we're seeing is that if they continue down this road, it will only increase condemnation, increase the isolation, increase the steps that are taken in response to their actions. >> reporter: so the secretary of state mentioned isolation, but what we saw from that u.n. security council hearing is that pyongyang is not isolated, that both russia and china supported them when it came to that hearing and refused to condemn their actions when the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. unnamed russia and china, but basically said they were the two countries who were enabling north korea. they pushed back and said the u.s. was poisoning the u.n. security environment. what we noah c-- know according to the council, the u.s.s. regan is heading back. the u.s. navy said we do not comment on future operations.

secretary of state antony blinken condemned the decision, saying in part, in suspend thing arrangement in the war it started, directly impacting low and middle income countries and global food prices. nic robertson is in kyiv. what is the latest? >> reporter: yeah, secretary blinken went on to say this in effect means that russia, president putin is making a statement that it doesn't care that people and families across the world will have to pay more for their food, because that's the implication now. it seems this blockade going back in place again because it creates a shortage in global food markets which drives up the price which leads to instability, which is why the u.n. set out to make this deal in the first place. it wasn't an easy deal to do. it was done in two parts. the u.n. getting a deal with russia, another deal with ukraine. the u.n. secretary-general antonio gluer gluer the -- guers is going to try to get this back up and running. we heard them telling the russians to, you know, pause and reengage in this deal. president zelenskyy has said that from his perspective, he

on the diplomatic front, antony blinken warned north korea it is welcome to continue down this path but nothing good will come from it going this way. >> we believe that north korea would be much better served by not only refraining from these actions but actually engaging in dialogue. i think what we're seeing is that if they continue down this road, it will only increase the condemnation, increase the isolation, and increase the steps that are taken in response to their actions. >> reporter: also at the united nations, ambassador linda thomas greenfield without naming russia and china saying the two countries on the security council were protecting and giving cover for north korea. erica. >> orren lieberman, appreciate it. thank you. >>> in ukraine, russia hitting zaporizhzhia with several missile strikes. one woman was kill and seven more people are trapped in the rubble. all of this happening as vladimir putin is now claiming the nuclear plant of the same name, which is just southwest of that town, as a russian federal asset prompting a trip to kyiv from the head of the nuclear watc

the secretary of state antony blinken said the u.s. communicated directly and clearly to putin about the consequences of using some sort of nuclear weapon in ukraine. we've also now learned that the cia director actually visited ukraine earlier this month. how do these conversations go? >> there is two levels of conversation. here, look at the secretary of state level, there is only so much he can say. he's not going to clarify. it's not clear to me and i suspect anybody at the white house what the europeans would support. there is a general conversation. you've got to tell the russians there is serious consequences. secondary conversation, do you hear anything from the russian side on this issue of nukes on brittney griner that leads you to believe there is a deal he had? the ci piece is interesting, let's get real. >> we shall see. thank you very, very much. >>> coming up, my exclusive interview with the israeli president. he's weighing in on russia's invasion of ukraine and the threats posed by iran and more. >>> also ahead, we're t

secretary of state antony blinken reacted with out rage, accusing moscow of weaponizing food. to say this shows russia just doesn't care how much people and families across the world will have to pay for their food. president zelenskyy here has said in his opinion for more than a month now, russia has been throttling back the amount of wheat and other food stuffs that ukraine's been able to export. >> translator: russia began deliberately aggravating the food crisis back in september when it blocked the movement of ships with our food. from september to today, 176 vessels have already accumulated in the grain corridor, which cannot follow their route. some grain carriers have been waiting for more than three weeks. this is an absolutely deliberate blockade by russia. >> reporter: the ukrainian perspective on that is this is just another way that russia is trying to pressure ukraine and pressure allies to sign up to a putin peace deal. one where those illegally annexed four regions of ukraine would stay in russian hands. clearly, that's not something ukraine will accept. we als

secretary of state antony blinken has voiced support for the proerttestors and any attem of accusingg to the will of the people still continuing to the take to the streets and demanding that fundamental human rights and freedoms are upheld and respected. >> nada bashir, thanks so much. >>> two car bombs have killed at least 100 people in mogadishu. the second one went off as rescue workers were arriving. and al shabaab is increasing attacks on civilian targets after the president declared an all-out offensive on the group. the latest attack is in the same area where a truck bomb killed about 500 people in 2017. >>> polls eas open in about 90 minutes for brazil's hotly contested presidential runoff election. voters will have to choose from bolsonaro or lula. and the latest polls show that the race is narrowing with about 52% saying that they would vote for lula. closer than just a few days ago. brazil's presidential campaign has been dominated by hot button social issues, personal attacks and misinformation. voters say the main concerns are the economy and other areas that impact thei