want to dive into that one and then move on to belarus? >> well, in belarus, i would say it's not zero, then i'll leave it to the military experts. on broadening, i mean, i don't -- frankly speaking, i haven't thought through the modalities of it, but i think that it's clear that we, nato, bilaterally, we can make an approach to the chinese government because we, certainly in the united states, have an interest also in maintaining a calm military-to-military relationship with china, reducing the risk of miscalculation in the south china sea in particular, to some extent in the east china sea, where there we're closely aligned with japan and we don't believe there is a territorial dispute. so, i think china might be the first one we could go to, but certainly, india, as it is also increasing its capabilities, certainly in the maritime arena. all of these countries, these big countries, have a lot to gain from maintaining global stability. and russia is the only power that's behaving militarily and politically as a nonstatus quo power. china

in case of belarus russia what. could be done can this be opposed to for example unlike what happens in ukraine. i don't see that european union today is ready to frame for that one street game one street road and they just make all countries and in front of their choice we all of them and belarus is our allied country our friend we have many treaties and agreements ensuring their rights is equal in the rights of our citizens and their citizens throughout many years we've been explaining to our western colleagues including those from the opinion that nature that the course store was isolation of belarus is not bringing any good and it should be part of the main structures on the continent it's not member of the council of europe just yet but. in the west they just prolonged sanctions again and again pay no attention to what we say but well today we see that the last moves some positive movements on that process really happened only after the crisis in ukraine i'm not talking about the motives above the reasons proba

we need watch closely what happens in belarus. we also need watch for closely held a exercise, if we see any other wmd,clear, chemical, biological. the cyber component is very important. coming out of exercise, but would like some concrete things. there are many things we could talk about we would like to see, but i would like to see, first of all, obviously continuation of our strong deterrent posture. i would like to see it less rotational and more permanent. that may be unrealistic in the near term, but certainly we need we are sure that exercising, that nato is exercising, that nato is ready, that we shall resolve -- that we show resolve on the conventional front. on the cyber front, i think it's very important for us to think about cyber ops. and whether nato can build not just an early warning, and i know it was working on intelligence for early warning, and we have the cyber center in we need an operational capability. it's time for nato to really take much more seriously the cyber threat because the reality is, we are alre

so we need to watch closely what happens in belarus. i would say we need to watch closely how they exercise -- whether we see any signs of nuclear, other wmd, the cyber component is very important. and then coming out of the exercise i would like concrete things, i would like to see first of all obviously continuation of our strong deterrent posture, i would like to see it less rotational and more permanent. that may be unrealistic in the near term. certainly we need to know that nato is exercising, nato is ready. on the cyber front i think it's important to think about cyber ops and whether nato can build not just an early warning, and we have the cyber center in estonia, we need an operational capability. it's time to take much more seriously this cyber threat. we saw cyber security was something that required an article 4 consultation. but i would argue that given the potential ramifications, the potential impact of a cyber operation you could get quickly to article 5 and nato can't be sitting there wringing its hands in the military

their kind for five years despite the nato allies are worried by the upcoming russian war games in belarus they will be in september the u.s. army's top general in europe this is ben hodges he suggested moscow might carry out a so-called trojan horse maneuver the fear is is fear the russian tanks and soldiers could be moved to belarus and then left behind just forgotten in the region in an attempt to square up to nato all that they could actually exceed the planned size and scale political analyst chris bambery told us that fears about china's potential might are being revived it's not surprising to anyone that china and russia are our allies i mean is this news to anyone is it news perhaps this general of the most because they haven't been following the news if that's the case and it's also the case that queer if nato and the americans carry a military exercises in this region that there was going to be a response i think what sent the west into a tizzy is the fact that chinese warships have entered the baltic which is unprecedented and is a demonstration that while china is not yet able

in belarus. we talked about contracts connected with the modernization of the polish armed forces. we discussed the already entered into agreement between poland and the united states on purchasing patriot missiles. we discussed the them limitation of a program and the implementation of another program. we discussed the things that will be implement it in the next three years in regards to strengthening the security of poland. i am delighted, after these conversations, i have a feeling the united states is thinking seriously and donald trump thinking seriously about: security. desk: security and he is thinking seriously about the united states of america as our loyal ally. the president stressed strongly strength of the polish community in the united states and the polish americans who he met before the election. mr. president, thank you very much for that. thank you for noticing the contribution of polish americans and the polish people in the development and the building of the prosperity of th

we talked about the upcoming military exercise which will take place in belarus. talked about contracts connected with the modernization of the polish armed forces. we discussed the already entered into agreement between poland and the united states on purchasing patriot missiles. we discussed the implementation of the program and the implementation of another program. we discussed all the things that will be implemented in the next few years as regards strengthening the security of poland. ladies and gentlemen, i am delighted after these conversations, i have a feeling that united states is thinking seriously and president trump is thinking seriously about poland security. he is also thinking very seriously about the united states of america as our loyal ally. the president stressed very strongly that strength of the polish community and the united states and the polish americans who he met before the election and mr. president, once again, thank you very much for that. thank you for noticing the contribution of polish americans and polish people in the developme

i think they have become increasingly concerned over time even in the last what happens in belarus. we need to watch how they exercise,whether we see any signs of nuclear, other wmd, biological, the cyber component is very important. there are many things we could talk about that i would like to see, but i would like to see, first of all, obviously continuation of our strong deterrent posture. i would like to see itless rotational and more permanent. certainly we need to make sure that nato is exercising that nato is ready, that we show resolve on theconventional front. on the cyber front, i think it's very important forus to think about cyber ops. and we have of course the cyber center in estonia but i think we need an operational capability. it's time for nato totake much more seriously the threat. we identified cyber security as something that requires an article iv consultation. ut i would arguethat given the potential ramifications, the potential impact of a cyberoperation, you could get very quickly to article v. nato can't be sittingthere bringing its hands within the militar

one out of three males in the ukraine who lived in belarus were killed in 1945. it is a horrific picture that occurred. those people who were in leadership positions in 1945 said, never again. they said the same thing in 1815 after the napoleonic wars. that works well for one century, they kept the long piece in europe more or less. -- kept the long peace in europe more or less. there was not a continental life wide war in europe until 1914. the system is under stress today. that system is under stress from revolutionaries and terrorist nation-states that don't want the rules. they want to rewrite the rules of the road. that system is under stress. that system has prevented great power wars similar to what occurred in the last century. how big of an army do you want? how much do you want that system? how much do you value that system? is it that system worth preserving or not? system worth preserving or not? you get to the size and the goat of your army, navy, air force and marines. -- you get to the goal and the size of your army, navy, air force and marines. it

out of every 10 jews born in poland were not alive in 1945. 90% of the males in ukraine who ined in belarus were killed 1945. those people and leaderships in 945 said "never again." we cannot keep doing this. it is in sin. they said the same thing in 1815 after the napoleonic war. that worked well for one century, they kept a long piece in europe more or less. but there was not a continental-wide war until 1914. so we tried again in 1945. we set up a system that we tried to maintain global peas and try to maintain peace between states throughout the world. that system is under intense stress today. that system is under stress from revolutionaries and terrorists and gorillas. it is under duress from terrorist nations who want to rewrite the rules of the road. that system is under very intense stress. more than 70 years now, that system has prevented great power war similar to what occurred in the last century. how big of an army do one question mark how much do want that system? how much do you value that system? preservingtem worth or not? therein you get the size and scope of the army, nav

victoria azarenka, former world number one, making sets by belarus's victoria azarenka, formerworldh hopeful went out in the men's draw, aljaz bedene had high hopes of reaching a fourth round of a grand slam to the first time but was beaten by the experience of number 16 seed gilles muller, in straight sets. andy murray due on centre court later, the defending champion taking on italy's fabio fognini, world number 29, champion taking on italy's fabio fognini, world number29, andy murray looking to reach the last 16 for a tenth year in a row. he says he expects fabio fognini to be a serious test. in cricket, england have the upper hand over south africa on day two of the second test. england finally dismissed for a58 in theirfirst innings test. england finally dismissed for a58 in their first innings just after lunch. the bowlers are beginning to get into the south african batting attack. they certainly are. good afternoon, it has cooled down a bit at lord's, absolutely sweltering first couple of sessions. this final session should aid the bowlers somewhat. a58 all out, 87 in there f

one out of every three male that lived in the ukraine or belarus were dead by 1945. it is a horrific picture that occurred. those people in leadership positions in 1945 said never again. we can't keep doing this. this is insane. they said the same thing in 1815 and they set up the consulate of europe and that worked well for 100 years. they kept a long piece in europe more or less spread there are couple minor flareups but they weren't continental wide until 1914. we tried again in 1945 to set up a system that would try to maintain global peace and prevent war between great powers and great power states throughout the world. that system is under stress, intense stress today. that system is under stress from revolutionaries and terrace and gorillas and from nationstates that don't like the rules of the road that were written and want to revise the rules of the road. that system is under intense stress and we are at 70 years and it has prevented great power war, similar to what occurred in the first half of last century. the question is how big army and navy do you wan

here we are in belarus. looks like everything is normal. folks walking through the turnstile. >> that's her handbag! >> yes. when suddenly her handbag catches fire. >> one of those vapor smoker things? >> you got it. it was an e-cigarette. >> this is a video you should send to all your mates that vape. >> she immediately drops the bag and walks away. that's when this officer walks up and he starts to stomp on the purse. it sparks a bit. >> that's not joke in a train station. she's lucky they didn't come at her with guns drawn. >> imagine if it would have happened on the car itself or on a plane. >> she got really lucky. >>> now moving over to china. we're on this freeway and one of the trucks is stopped while other trucks continue to pass it. no biggie, right? there's three trucks there. watch as the third one gets red i do pass. >> holy cow! what movie were they shooting with arnold schwarzenegger? >> it just explodes. this is real life. and gayle, that truck was carrying paint. >> oh, man. >> explosive paint? >> lead paint? >> that was cr

got a video from february in belarus. getting ready for takeoff.s way down the runway. the jet will take off into the sky and it's going to be awesome. except this does not go according to plan. see here as he tries to nose up, suddenly everything goes wrong. >> oh, no. >> now with the landing gear up, he's just going all the way down the runway, flames coming out. you're worried about the pilot until, boom, ends up ejecting just in time as you can see that ball of flame just get bigger and bigger. it's been reported that there were no injuries to the pilot, but no explanation has been given as to what went wrong with the flight. however, if you play it back slowly, i think you can figure it out. i'm going with a bit of pilot error in this case. watch as the plane is taking off. i don't think this guy got up to speed necessary to take off. as he noses up, he immediately starts to attract the gear. the back wheels go down, now he's tracking the tail. once that tail is dragging, it's taking away his speed. it's damaging the plane. that's where i thin

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the mid fighter jet speeding down the runway in belarus. when flames started shooting out the tail.ecting as the plane burst into flames. he was not injured. this video just released. >>> now to houston and a rescue that nearly turned deadly. all captured on body cam. take a look. police arriving on the scene of an suv that slammed into a stopped freight train. officers working to free the two people inside. when the train suddenly starts moving. >> tell it to stop. stop that train! >> the conductor stopping after dragging the car about 100 yards. the driver suffering serious injuries and his passenger broke her arm. >>> a major recall before you head to your backyard barbecue, more than 7 million pounds of sabrett hot dogs being recalled. get this -- they may contain bone fragments. the packages were distributed nationwide and have the number 8854. inside the usda inspection mark. >>> up next, a vet working hard to help others even while his life was at risk. what happened on the fourth of july for this patriot that changed his life. stay with us. that changed his life. stay with u

goes in was on board the plane and was told to turn around the pilots had to turn and then land in belarus no goes and says that the decision to put the passengers lives in danger because there was a fuel shortage and he's also promised a response from moscow. to military psychologists regarded as the architects of the cia's enhanced interrogation program will discover at some point on friday whether they're going to stand trial over their so-called participation in acts of torture bruce jessen and james mitchell created and personally tested harsh torture methods forming a company that profited from the program that techniques were used on suspected terrorists held at secret cia prisons in the country launched its war on terror following the nine eleven attacks but a twenty fourteen told to report released by a senate select committee found that some of those who were subjected to the brutal interrogations had not even been involved with extremist activities. michael cans who worked with one of the psychologists had devised a program to help u.s. service personnel withstand torture he say

orse maneuver the fear is his fear the russian tanks and soldiers could be moved to belarus and then left behind just forgotten in the region in an attempt to square up to nato all that they could actually exceed the planned size and scale political analyst chris bambery told us that fears about china's potential might are being revived it's not surprising to anyone that china and russia are our allies i mean is this news to anyone is it news perhaps this general because they haven't been following the news if that's the case and it's also the case that queer if nato and the americans carry a military exercises in this region that there was going to be a response i think what sent the west into a tizzy is the fact that chinese warships have entered the baltic which is unprecedented and is a demonstration that while china is not yet able to match america in terms as military capacity but that is something which is going to develop over the over the years and the russian chinese alliance has got the potential to offset america in in. terms of military meet around the world and i think

>> poland sits between germany on its western border, and removed now after belarus. he says here is a country we pledged to defend. it's what donald rumsfeld called part of new york. as opposed to old europe which is so much more oh fifth kaitd and advanced and doesn't value nato so much. i thought it was an excellent first stop. dagen: how important was it that he made that blatant specific commitment to nato and article 5 in the speech? >> i think the flack over article 5 is overdone. the president essentially committed to it before. after all the controversy on article 5, it says each nato member will undertake such actions as they deem appropriate. dagen: let's move on to the putin meeting. in terms of some of the actions that the trump administration has taken so far with regard to russia. endorsing mont may grow's entry was one. combat deployment in eastern europe. the military strike against syria and bashar al-assad, a russian putin ally. all of that speaks as he goes into this meeting. what can you expect if anything out of this? >> i would be surprised if a

we talked about the upcoming military exercise which will take place in belarus. talked about contracts connected with the modernization of the polish armed forces. we discussed the already entered into agreement between poland and the united states on purchasing patriot missiles. we discussed the implementation several programs. we discussed the things that will be implemented in the next three years in regards to strengthening the security of poland. i am delighted, after these conversations, i have a feeling the united states is thinking seriously and donald trump thinking seriously about poland's security. and he is thinking seriously about the united states of america as our loyal ally. the president stressed strongly strength of the polish community in the united states and the polish americans home he met -- americans whom he met before the election. mr. president, thank you very much for that. thank you for noticing the contribution of polish americans and the polish people in the development and the building of the prosperity of the united states. apart f

she was beaten in three sets by belarus's victoria azarenka.in december. england have the edge after the second day of the first test against south africa at lord's. a last—wicket partnership between james anderson and stuart broad helped england to a first innings total of a58 all out. broad then got amongst the wickets as south africa slumped to 104—4. temba bavuma and theunis de bruyn put togther a crucial stand for the fifth wicket before anderson dismisssed de bruyn just before the close. they're 214 for five, and still 244 runs behind. south africa's kagiso rabada has been suspended for next weeks second test. rabada pleaded guilty to using "inappropriate language" after dismissing ben stokes yesterday. he's accumulated four demerit points under the international cricket council's code of conduct. rabada has also been fined 15% of his match fee. lewis hamilton will receive a five—place grid penalty for sunday's austrian grand prix b an unauthorised gearbox change. for sunday's austrian grand prix because of an unauthorised gearbox change.

we talked about the upcoming military exercise which will take place in belarus. we also talked about contracts connected with the modernization of the polish armed forces we discussed -- already entered into agreement between poland and the united states on purchasing patriot missiles. we discussed the implementation of the program we discussed the implementation of another program we discussed the strengthening of poland. ladies and gentlemen i'm delighted after these conversations, i have a feeling that the united states is thinking seriously and mr. president trump is thinking seriously about poland's security he is also thinking very seriously about the united states of america as our loyal ally the president stressed very strongly that strength of the polish community in the united states of our polish american whom he met even before elections. mr. president, once again, thank you very much for that thank you for noticing also the contribution of polish americans and polish people in the development in the building of the prosperity of the united states of

russia plans to hold large-scale military exercises near that area with its ally belarus next month.een the russia and u.s. are rising this after president vladimir putin ordered the u.s. to dramatically reduce its diplomatic staff in russia. putin said 750 american diplomats must leave as more than half of the current number in the country. the move in response to new congressional sanctions against russia, and reminiscent to the expulsion of diplomats during the cold war. >>> today the white house hit venezuelan president nicolnt nit maduro with sanctions. venezuela's election body says more than 8 million people voted. but an independent analyst said the turnout was less than half of that. the sanctions freeze all assets that matureo has in the u.s. and prohibits americans from any dealings with him. >>> more raids in australia after four men were arrested in an alleged plot to bring down a commercial airliner. they removed items from at least one apartment earlier today. the country's airports have increased security. the australian broadcasting company reports the suspects plan

that, we mentioned the situation in ukraine, the upcoming military exercise which will take place in belarus. we also talked about contracts connected with the modernization of the polish armed forces. we discussed the already entered agreement between poland and the united states on purchasing patriot missiles. we discussed the implementation of the visa program and the implementation of another program -- we discussed all the things that will be implemented in the next few years as regards to the security of poland. ladies and gentlemen, i am delighted after these conversations, i have a feeling that the united states is thinking seriously and mr. president trump is thinking seriously about poland's security. he's also thinking seriously about the united states of america as our loyal allies. the president stressed strongly the strength of the polish community in the united states, the polish americans whom he met even before elections. and mr. president, once again, thank you very much for that. thank you for noticing all the contribution of polish americans and polish people in the devel

. >>> truly some shocking video to show from you a subway station in belarus in eastern europe.d there. there's a woman on the screen there. her shopping bag gets stuck inside the doors of the train. if fellow passengers try to get her out at first and then try to flag the driver of train that did not work. the train starts moving and dragging her along as those people are trying to help out. passengers inside did pull the emergency brake. that didn't work. the train engineer was eating as the train was leaving the station there. he finally liesed what was going on once he got to the next station. that woman suffered broken bones but is expected to survive. >>> now to developing news out of minneapolis. the father of a bride-to-be shot and killed a police officer is asking for justice. 40-year-old justine mon reportedly called 911 saturday about a possible assault she thought was happening in an alley behind her home. two officers responded. one of the officers shot her in the stomach in an alley a short time later. the officers did not have their body cameras on. this they were

this is dirt from kushner's grandparents' home in belarus and to suggest kushner does hit homework.hner is the brotherhood with businessmen with intelligence ties who keep the ties and could represent the russian government to kushner and reach out to someone close to the trump campaign or president trump himself on behalf of the russian government, again using kushner to do that. thirdly the meeting we have been talking about for a few weeks with nat nat the lawyer who reached out to kushner, drrnlg, we have three officials trying to geto into the trump family. >> woodruff: this on top of what we learned before this is all related to what's happening in congress, the senate, even republicans coming together with democrats to impose these new sanction on russia. >> it's very clear that republicans are helping lead this effort, certainly bipartisan effort, but certainly republicans fearing the president's rhetoric on russia, responding to the president's rhetoric on russia and frankly handcuffing the president on his ability to lift sanctions on russia imposed by ukraine, eastern ukr

we had our annual meeting of the osce parliamentary assembly in minsk, belarus, and our delegation was very much actively engaged on this issue of trafficking. the u.s. leadership on this globally has made a huge difference. it was at the of the united states congress and the united states government that has raised this issue to the international community, making it clear we will not tolerate trafficking in persons, and that we will take all necessary steps to end this tragedy. it distorts labor markets. it destroys people. it erodes communities. and ninevites to building an law and is fueled by corruption, greed and violence. we will continue. and i report to me is the gold standard for what is used to all countries do better. i mentioned previously when foreign guests come into my office, whether they're heads of state or foreign ministers, i have the trafficking in persons report in my office and will review that countries need for additional progress in order to deal with this. so it was with great anticipation that we had this hearing and look forward to the 2017 report. ms. cop

one out of every three maels that lived in the ukraine of belarus were dead by 1945.se people that were in leadership positions in 1945 said never again. they said the same thing in 1815 after the in a uponian nick wars and set up the concert of europe and that worked well for one century, they kept the long peace in europe more or less, there were a couple minor flare-ups, the crimea war and austrian war but there wasn't a continental wide war until 1914. we try it again in 1945 to set up a system that would try to maintain global peace and prevent war between great powers and great power states throughout the world. that system is under stress, intense stress, today. that system is under stress from revolutionaries and terrorists and gorillas, it's under stress from nation states that don't like the rules of the road, that were written and want to revise those rules of road. that system is under very intense stress and we are at 70 years now and that system has prevented great power war similar to what occurred in the first half of the last century. so the question

fighter jet pilot making a lifesaving decision ejecting himself seconds before is on a runway in belarusding gear collapsing as he continues down the tarmac. the aircraft continues on. fortunately, nobody was hurt. also, they were allegedly three kids in a toy wagon bus behind her car. end around about five miles an hour. that is crazy. they were going up to 30 miles per hour and the kids were nearly hit when she pulled into a nearby store. she didn't think it was a big deal but is now charged with child endangerment. another site to see pedestal and carcass airborne put the number several times. the driver verse with a parked car before laying in the michigan yard. crawling out from under the wreckage accused of stealing a car earlier this month. a first davis cup will never forget. kayakers arrested as fresh and letters capsize. >> the big question, though they get a second date? firefighters pulling the 23-year-old woman to safety. the big domestic can imagine swallowing a lot of water causing her to be in serious but stable condition. the 24 gold man was able to get out on his own. e

we talked about the upcoming pack 17 military exercise in belarus. we also talked about the modernization of the polish armed forces and we discussed the already entered into agreement between poland and the united states on purchasing patriot missiles. we discount the implementation of the visa program and another program, we discussed all things implemented in the next few years as regards the security of poland. i'm delighted after these conversations i have a feeling the united states is thinking seriously of poland security and also thinking seriously about the united states of america as our loyal ally. the president stressed very strongly the strength of the polish community, polish americans who he met even before elections and once again thank you very much for that. thank you for noticing polish americans and polish people in the building of the prosperity of the united states. apart that we discussed economic contracts, not the military ones but those connected with security. and deliveries to poland. arrived in poland on 8 july from the u