as we speaking to secretary blinken news broke that a u.n. investigatory commission found evidence of rape and torture of children in russian-occupied ukraine. it goes on to say it has concluded that war crimes have been committed in ukraine. what does justice look like? for ukraine? >> justice looks like accountability. accountability for those who perpetrated these war crimes, these atrocities, as well as for those who ordered them. and it's one of the reasons, scott, we're doing everything we can to support those who are trying to compile the evidence and to investigate and ultimately prosecute those responsible. >> to prosecute. you believe there should be war crime trials? >> i was in irpin. and i saw residential buildings, building block after building block, totally bombed out. this was the indiscriminate use of force. wherever the russian tide recedes, what's left in its wake is very clear evidence of war crimes and atrocities. >> the bodies i saw were not fake. >> atrocities were laid before the u.n. security council last thursday, d

blinken made the point to say that the u.s.s not want a change in the status quo and expressed concerns about the latest news from beijing, that was extremely angered nancy pelosi's trip to taiwan. beijing has been doing exercises in taiwan to look at an exercise of an invasion into taiwan. antony blinken made it clear he does not want that to continue. those provocations. that would change the status quo. but, he did say that it is import for the two nations to keep open lines of communication. so, they can communicate in these times of high tension. >> china is an ally, of course, of russia. president putin was forced to a knowledge last week that the chinese have concerns about russia's invasion of ukraine. did ukraine come up in this meeting? >> yeah, laura. we have seen china, increasingly, president putin saying they are becoming uncomfortable. china talking this week about the need for talks, diplomacy. in fact, even the state counselor met with the ukrainian foreign minister this week. mr. blinken said he made it clear

sherman: well, as you know, jason, one of the things that secretary blinken has done is to create what we call a de-indicator in our travel advisories to americans who are traveling abroad. we have nine risk indicators for americans who are traveling, whether it may be that there's a health issue that they should be aware of, whether in fact there is an issue of crime or kidnapping. but now we have a de-indicator if in fact a country is using the detention, unjust detention of americans, as leverage, economic leverage, geopolitical leverage. those countries that currently have -- currently have a de-indicator are burma, people's republic of china, iran, north korea, russia and venezuela. so what we're saying is, these are countries that have held americans that under the levinson act passed in honor of robert levinson, you know this case well, an american who has been missing in iran for many years now. the levinson act basically gave us a framework for dealing with these illegal, unjust detentions and ensuring that we take action to bring americans home. so the de-indicator is one mor

secretary of state antony blinken leased a statement.t says the united states has sanctioned seven police and security officials for alleged human rights abuses. the penalties include freezing of assets. blinken said the iranian government needs to end its systematic persecution of women and allow peaceful protest. he said washington will continue to hold those who violate human rights accountable. iranian president ebrahim raisi said on thursday that he has ordered an investigation into the case. he also warned those who have taken to the streets, saying there is freedom of expression in iran, but that acts of chaos are unacceptable. >>> japanese prime minister kishida fumio has made a pitch to the international business community. he's told them that japan is a smart place to put their money. >> japan's economy will continue to show strong growth. you can invest in japan with confidence. >> kishida gave a speech at the new york stock exchange on thursday. he advocated an economic policy dubbed "a new form of capitalism." it's designed

. >> antony blinken has a world of trouble on his hands. the secretary of state faces dangerous tensions between china and taiwan and vladimir putin's threat to turn ukraine into a nuclear war. is there anyone in the kremlin who can tell vladimir putin no, if he decides to launch a battlefield nuclear weapon? >>> tonight you're going to hear from a former senior staffer inside the january 6 committee, which resumes hearings on the capitol siege wednesday. >> wait a minute. someone in the white house was calling one of the rioters on january 6 while the riot was going on? >> sure. and you know the end of that call. there are connections that need to be explored more. >>> by acting as natural buffers, coral reefs prevent billions of dollars of damage to the u.s. each year. the state of florida, which has been hit by 18 hurricanes over the last 40 years has one of the largest barrier reaves in the world with over 90% of the living coral in the florida keys has disappeared. the situation is serious and marine biologists are trying to find ways

the honorable donald blinken, by continuing to do his job, anthony blinken gets tonight's last word,hanie ruhle starts right now. now. tonight, the january 6th committee committee is days from a new hearing, and we have new hearing video of a trump ally calling for violence, he said it was only a joke. plus, an abortion ban from the air 1800s is now the lava landon arizona. the chaos and confusion, as doctors unsure of how to care for their patients. then, in a matter of hours, the head of the radical oath keepers is in court facing seditious conspiracy charges, his former spokesperson is here with a warning about the danger from extremist groups in this country, as the 11th hour gets un

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tell us about these promises made by secretary blinken. nick: his trick here was the highest profile of a triumvirate of support by the secretary of defense, blinken and the president's allies. he traveled to kyiv by train, and in the center of town, he met president the load mayor zielinski in his office, announcing a long-term assistance program to ukraine and 18 eastern european allies, and he called this a pivotal moment in the war, referring to ukraine's opportunity to re-seize territory. blinken walked through irpin, one of the epicenters of horror in this war where russian soldiers tortured and dumped ukrainia soldiers into a mass grave. >> look at all of these buildings, all civilian dwellings, and at best, it seems indiscriminate, and at worst, intentional. there has to be accountability for those who committed atrocities, those who ordered atrocities. nick: he and the u.s. are supporting ukraine's efforts to hold accountable not only ldiers, some of whom have been found guilty ukrainian courts, but senior russian officials who or

we thank our friends from the united states of america well, i think that we follow what anthony blinken said, we will return our territories great britain expanded its package of anti-russian sanctions information about this today the reason for holding fake referendums in the occupied territories of ukraine was published on the website of the british government , 33 citizens were added to the sanctions list to the great regret of our north-eastern neighbor , in addition to that restriction was also introduced against a number of russian companies, it is worth noting that to date london has introduced sanctions against more than 1,200 individuals and more than 120 companies from russia. well, i will also add that more than 120 oligarchs have also been caught to these sanctions lists of great britain, but japan also introduced anti-russian sanctions, but it introduced them against those companies suspected of involvement in the production of chemical weapons information about this was published on the page of the government of ukraine, the rising sun, in particular, the japanese ministry

i think it is very important that the secretary of state blinken met with ukrainian citizens. he had a very moving visit to a children's hospital in kyiv. there he saw the youngest victims of the war, even children who lost limbs or were victims of russian missile strikes . the destruction that russia and its missiles caused to communities just on the outskirts of kyiv. i think for me and those who work here in kyiv , the fact that blinken came to the embassy was a big signal during his previous visit where the b mission was not working, he saw that the national flag was raised above the embassy building, it was very important for him to communicate with the americans and even more so with the germans who helped the mission to evacuate and then it is more fun to reopen and now expand it was very important for him it is important because he personally did a lot so that we could eventually return and continue our work in kyiv when the war continues, this visit in itself was another confirmation of ukraine's support blinkan frankly told that he was sent by president biden to be h

with russian side as you remember katya and this was the backdrop of your meeting with secretary blinken uh we tried very hard throughout the months of december of 21 and january of 22 when we saw this massive russian military buildup to get russia to the table to address the security concerns that putin asserted with regard to nato posture with regard to our relationship with ukraine uh putin only allowed his negotiators to come to the table once and it was probably a stall while he prepared the the military offensive uh right now in terms of ending the war in ukraine um it is ukraine's decision and we reinforced this uh when we were there um if and when diplomacy is an option for them uh but you know obviously all conflicts like this end in diplomacy our focus now is ensuring that the ukrainians are in the strongest possible position when it's time because we've seen this before putin will come to the table he doesn't mean it six months later two years later eight years later he's coming back and invading again and that's not what we want to see here not for ukraine not for european se

but most importantly he was tony blinken's father, and this is secretary blinken in the midst of this crisis, and dealing with it as admiral stavridis said in the security council yesterday, and we have to pass on our most sincere condolences, because this is a terrible personal loss. he was 97 years old. >> absolutely, thank you for sharing that with us, andrea. he was the ambassador to hungary in the 1990s among many posts he held. our condolences go out to the blinken family and the secretary of state who did make that persuasive speech yesterday before the security council. admiral, i'm going to ask you to do something you probably don't want to do. that's to put yourselves in the shoes of vladimir putin, and you're looking what's in front of you right now. he understands whether he says it publicly or not, that this isn't going well. how do you see this playing out if you're him? we know the west has puts -- put pressure on them, the united states has provided aid. we know the ukrainian military are brave. where does this go if putin is backed into a corner? >> putin is a brillia

the united states to tell about it in person , an unexpected guest, us secretary of state anthony blinkened in kyiv, he met with volodymyr zelenskyi, visited the okhmatdit children's hospital well, he also got to know the world's most famous sapper patron and with details about the visit of the chief american diplomat, jan tanczak, to visit antony blinken, nothing it was announced in advance that the chief diplomat of the usa is coming to the capital to meet with volodymyr zelenskyi and personally present to the ukrainian president aid that the united states has allocated to ukraine this is military aid for 675 million dollars during the meeting with zelensky, blinking said that they will continue to support ukraine. dollars. we also inform congress of our intention to provide ukraine with another billion dollars in foreign military financing for longer-term support. we are also talking about financial support for european allies partners who do so much to support ukraine, we are talking about complex systems that you need in a longer-term perspective to prevent and defend against any fut

we are just now watching a video of foreign minister dmytro kuleba and antony blinken, and you know what stated that ukraine would like the white house to recognize russia as a state sponsor of terrorism, and in the white house was told a couple of days ago that they are not ready to do this because it will allegedly threaten the rea of ​​some humanitarian issues. russia does not receive the legal statuses that it is necessary for russia to have, including not just a sponsor of terrorism, even a terrorist country because it uses exactly terrorist elements and technologies of warfare, but it is ukraine because we understand much more everything that is happening today for other countries for our partners these are more difficult questions, because it is a question of abandoning the conservative worldview that was inherent in these countries, they believed that it is possible to conduct dialogue with russia, they believed that it is possible to conduct business with russia, that russia will somehow to balance other authoritarian and totalitarian regimes, because you understand that russia

well the blinken has arrived it is clear that blinken will talk about two billion dollars.ut help. well , not nazi europe, they are absolutely wonderful people. well, i've been living in france for over 20 years. i know what i'm talking about. well, it's kind of strange, it turns out that everyone individually is wonderful. all together, shells for the head of the ussr of a prohibited caliber are supplied. so to speak, cluster munitions are explosions. everything is in the air, banned in france for some reason, delivered to ukraine, something is shooting at cities. what is with the sight of accurate shooting removed on this occasion you can only hit cities it’s impossible to hit an artillery object in a different way, it’s just that there’s no corresponding sight, such wonderful europeans, but uh, if we talk about how much racial phobia has melted in europe and is not connected with the operation in ukraine, now i have a very good friend dimitry yes his cat, vladimir vladimirovich, is personally well known. in general, the first wave of russian migration. he created a socie

well the blinken has arrived it's clear what the blinken will be talk about two billion dollars.be it about help. well, not nazi europe, they are absolutely wonderful people. well, i've lived in france for over 20 years. i know what i'm talking about, well, it's kind of strange, it turns out that everyone notices individually, but all together i represent shells for the head of the ussr of a somewhat forbidden caliber. so to speak, cluster munitions are explosions. everything is in the air, banned in france for some reason, delivered to ukraine, something is shooting at cities. what is with the sight of accurate shooting removed on this occasion, you can only hit cities to kill otherwise it’s impossible for an artillery object, it’s just that there is no corresponding sight, such wonderful europeans. but uh, if we talk about how the state farm in europe is not connected with the operation in ukraine, now i have a very good friend, dimitri da koshkova, his vladimir vladimirovich personally knows well. in general, the first wave of russian migration. he created a society called sto

antony blinken, speaking at the u.n. general assemblies.termination and the moral clarity that you brought to ending this brutal war and defending the u.n. core principles an also for your personal engagement for grain to flow once again from ukraine. mr. khan, we're grateful for the efforts for the office of the prosecutor to investigate objectively and professionally the atrocities being committed in ukraine by russian forces and for its support for and coordination with ukraine investigators and prosecutors. we hear a lot about the division as mong countries at the united nations. but recently what is striking is the remarkable unit among member states when it comes to russia's war on ukraine. leaders from countries developing and developed, big and small, north and south, have spoken bts consequences of this war an the need to end it. and they've called on all of us to reaffirm our commitment to the u.n. charter and its core principles, including sovereignty, territorial integrity, human rights. even a number of nations that maintain cl

tony blinken is telling the united nations and the rest of us that it's okay for ukraine to threatenlear war on behalf of the united states, and the rest of the world looks on with their jaws open, including china of all places. here's china's foreign ministry spokesperson yesterday. >> we call on all parties to find a solution that takes into account the legitimate security concerns of all parties. the international community will create the conditions and space for this. >> tucker: we call on all parties to achieve a cease-fire, like the one they nearly had in april, before the biden administration blew it up, because they want regime change in russia. that's coming from china, which has a human rights record that makes russia seem like sweden. china has benefited from the war as putin has, but even the chinese are not crazy enough to want nuclear armageddon. in the end, all they want to do its dominate through business. they don't want customers to blow themselves up. they understand they're coming incredibly close. only tony blinken and lunatics like tory nuland want that, fully

secretary of state, antony blinken, and american allies took turns blaming vladimir putin for the waramerica's top diplomats saying one man chose this war, one man can end up in mr. blinken to tickler aim at the timing of the kremlin's mobilization plans, which could add hundreds of thousands of troops to russians war effort. >> president putin picks -- picked this week as most of the world gathers at the united nations to add fuel t the fire that he started shows his utter consent for the u.n. charter, for the general assembly, and for this council. the very international order that we have gathered here to uphold is being shredded before our eyes. we cannot, we will not allow president putin to get away with it. >> it's an attempt to impose on us a different narrative about russian aggression as an origin of the tragedy. this ignores the fact that for over eight years the ukrainian army and fighters from the nationalist formations killed, and continue to kill the inhabitants with impunity simply because they refused to recognize the result of the coup d'etat in kyiv. laura: those ar

things, first, demonstrate to the kremlin and that the aid to ukraine will be continued, and how blinken said that now it will be after that, the kremlin will be after receiving a defeat in the military battlefield, he will try to switch to energy in the war, and now i think that the most important thing will be to talk not only with ukraine, but also with european countries about completely disconnecting from of any dependence on the energy carriers supplied by the russian federation . that is, this issue is now the number one issue for europe and it is obvious that the country will now try to play a key role in the world e on the world energy market in order for the european countries that are partners of the united states and the european union to go through the next cold season as gently as possible and without consequences, because putin is counting on exactly what he can to freeze europe so that we can see from his uh videos uh what will change the mood and support nevertheless support for ukraine uh and the mood is currently not changing neither in europe nor in the united states

marathon united news together we are strong glory to ukraine meeting details rammstein 5 and anthony blinken have arrived in ukraine my greetings to everyone who is with us yana java melnyk and then together with the news editor i will tell about the most important thing at this hour i will start another terrorist act with the situation in kharkiv oblast russians in the morning, the invaders hit kharkov. the aggressors targeted the industrial district. the attackers hit the administrative building. another rocket hit the ground . two men were killed as a result of the attack. the victims are hospitalized, they are provided with all the necessary medical assistance, the occupiers fired at bakhmut again, enemy shells hit the martynov cultural center the humanitarian headquarters was located there, where people were given food and medicines and also registered displaced persons from hot spots, said the deputy mayor oleksandr marchenko, as a result of the attack, half of the building has already been destroyed by fire. currently, firefighters are eliminating the fire , the building survived the

and secretary blinken also said russia can do that today.stop fighting and move their forces back to russia, and the war would be over. >> yeah. i mean, when you think that for maybe putin human life has no value, then there is no cost to sending more human lives to be destroyed. it's this weird kind of thing he is facing because of his actions, right, the 24th of february? it was a unilateral decision. >> yeah. he may not care about russian lives. the question is if the russian people at some point have suffered enough and say time has come that we really need to have a change in policy and start to use the totality of their power, which is the ability to get onto the streets and then hope that other forces in russian society, including the police, start agreeing that the time has come for not only a change in policy but perhaps a change in leadership. that, it seems to me, what putin is fighting right now. >> ambassador, it's a pleasure to see you. >>> up next, the january 6th committee is about to hold its first public hearing since july.

we see an aggravation near the kharkiv meeting at the rammstein base, the visit of blinkens. this leads to the idea that the allied countries believe that ukraine has some kind of military advantage, but not from rammstein nizkov. you do n’t see much, and what blinkin and nato generals can see is that they can see all the videos from the front line from ukrainian publics. or, for example. here are the shots published by the russian ministry of defense of columns of military equipment with the letter o they are being transferred to the kharkov direction , in fact, decisive events are taking place here. all blue companies, yes, these are all ukrainian publics today. clogged with information about the victories of the liberated villages, which were prepared in advance for this . by actually pulling 15 kilometers into the enemy, we see how the turntables are thrown and actually closed, creating a cauldron in which one of the last groups of the afu will be destroyed. it doesn't matter. what goals are pursued, kiev in the south and east is political, economic or military, but it se

russia, the visit was not announced , the secretary of state of the united states of america, anthony blinken, arrived in kyiv for according to the western media, he plans to announce two billion dollars of international financial aid for ukraine and 18 other european countries threatened by russia , houses were burned and cars appeared forever the first photos from the liberated visokopyll, which lived under occupation for six months, what is happening in the village and how the local people survived the russian occupation , see svoboda life. congratulations, this is svoboda life. my name is vlad and lazur. we speak live on the pages of radio svoboda on facebook and youtube, as well as in on the air of the espresso tv channel, the president of the united states of america, joe biden, approved a new package of aid to ukraine from the united states in the amount of approximately 675 million dollars, the head of the pentagon, lloyd austin, announced this today, opening the meeting of the contact group on matters of defense of ukraine, the ramstein meeting is traditionally held at the american m

security council meeting, to tony blinken just now. neither the russian ambassador were in the room not present at the table today. >> not entirely surprising that they were choosing to not be on camera, have their reactions photographed or film while that lit any of russian abuses over the past six months was run through by secretary blinken. and it is stark to listen to one man in one go, go through everything that ukraine has been through an the world has been through since russia chose to invade on the 24th of february. and the torture some of which we've reported on ourselves and the loss of civilian lives through bombing by russia, the dodge that has done to russia's standing, russia's people on one side and also too, to the world food markets and how they have it seems indiscriminately mined agriculture fields here as well so it is remarkable to have all of that spoken by secretary blinken there and i think it is a sign too that united states, despite the call for a partial mobilization yesterday, so far looking to be quite disa

antony blinken and wang yi had a direct and honest exchange, according to a senior us administrationr first encounter since the us speaker of the house, nancy pelosi went to the island, — a move that infuriated beijing, which claims taiwan is part of china. covering the diplomacy and president joe biden said at the weekend that the us would defend taiwan if he was attacked by china but when he was speaking to the un general assembly, he also said the us is supportive of the one china policy which beijing wants to hear. so it seems to have happened at this meeting?- happened at this meeting? that's riaht, happened at this meeting? that's right, president _ happened at this meeting? that's right, president biden _ happened at this meeting? that's right, president biden very - happened at this meeting? triat�*s right, president biden very quickly changing his tone and during this 90 minute meeting between the us secretary of state in china state counsellor is that they made it crystal clear once again from his mouth to mr yi that the one china policy had not changed and this is really b

secretary of state antony blinken made an unannounced trip to the ukrainian capital kyiv today.ian president. also that puppy there, patron, known as the bomb sniffing dog. and blinken will meet with stoltenberg tomorrow and i spoke with the secretary-general earlier this morning. it is the u.s. view that ukraine's counteroffensive in the south of the country has resulted in someome gains so fa. do you believe that ukraine can retake significant amounts of russian-held territory and hold that territory in the coming weeks and months? >> wars are by nature always unpredictable, but what we're seeing is a change of the face of this war. because the russian offensive in donbas has stalled. stopped by the ukrainians. and ukrainians are making progress. actually are able to strike back and also retake some of the territory in the south. this just makes it even more important as nato alliance supports ukraine and also therefore welcomes the announcement today of the additional u.s. support to ukraine. >> do you believe the momentum in this war has fundamentally changed to ukraine's fa

well, let's say often not clean at hand and it is known that blinken and the current secretary of defense were working in a consulting company and then, as a matter of fact, linkin created his own company. uh, backst ex adviser advisers. uh, who, where officials from the obama administration also work there. in general, a person has warmed his hand quite well on lobbying. and now he's secretary of state. and by the way, the director of national intelligence, who was recently approved by the senate. she also worked for the same company. here please tell me mr. glinkin, who is now a mouthpiece in the united states, including on the ukrainian topic a, and at the same time it is good to know him as a person who, in general, has always relied on making money on politics. is it possible to trust the words of such a person, of course you can, because his words do not disagree with the deed. it is logical, and we all remember well and read the book. confessions of an economic hit man. yes, what are these consulting companies for, just to control the entire entire world economy, and in the right m

do do you expect anything to come out with antony blinken and counterpart in china?s yet another rehash. antony blinken rattling the cup to basically say to the chinese, please do this, please do that, please pay attention to climate change and the chinese basically say, why the heck are you still supporting taiwan and probably giving us yet another list of demands of what we need to do if we want cooperation with china. maria: that's right, every time we have seen a meeting, the chinese pretty much dress down antony blinken and the u.s. delegation. by the way, the chinese communist party is not going to do anything about climate change. i mean, this whole idea is so ridiculous. they are the largest polluter in the world and are they going to stop being the producer of products for the world with -- with the air quality so poor there because of all of the production of goods and services, they are going to stop doing that as they true to grow and overtake the united states as the number one supper power, do you believe they are going to keep promises here? >> we know

so that's what we were watching with secretary antony blinken.ponse will be. they were talking about a nuclear transition and putin wants to do it. is it bluffing? is this enough to call his bluff and see what his next move is? you can't just annex parts of countries that you want to have. let's get started now with we are expected here from governor desantis as we get a clear picture of the homes in the lives destroyed by hurricane ian. florida officials are now saying at least 21 people have died. it is returned to hurricane strength and is bearing down and it soon expected to make landfall of storm surge of 7 feet, charleston residents who have been warned to get to higher ground are fleeing the city in a steady stream of vehicles p.r. yet how hello, everyone this is outnumbered and i am kayleigh mcenany along with harris faulkner along with jackie deangelis, janette nesheiwat, and joe concha. would begin in south carolina. >> in the next couple of hours are the greatest concerns, we see pretty big wind gusts as well steady rain coming on and

addressing the security council, secretary blinken criticized russia's invasion of ukraine and urgedountries to join the u.s. in resolving the conflict. in puerto rico, officials are struggling to reach hundreds of people that are stranded by hurricane fiona. the storms smashed roads and bridges and caused historic flooding. more than 60% of puerto rico's residents are without power. the hurricane is now on track to hit bermuda before driving toward atlantic canada. hong kong doesn't expect to return to zero covid 19 cases. they have some of the strictest quarantine policies. the daily trend is going downward in hong kong is looking to relax its covid. the true freedom moment -- movement will begin saturday. if convicted, he could face up to six months in prison after being ousted in april. he has been drawing massive routes at rallies as he demands early elections. global news, 24 hours a day and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton this is , bloomberg. jon: welcome to bloomberg markets. kriti: stock

secretary blinken will be sitting in the chair for the u.s. he will be sitting in the chair for the russians. he will hear directly for the first time from members of the security council are condemnation, concerns about the attack, and he will hear a call from allf us to withdraw their troops from the ukrainian territory. >> we will also hear from president zelekyy of ukraine, he will make a prerecorded address. he will ask for more weapons. it is the u.s. going to give him the long-range missiles he wants to capitalize on this momentum they have made? >> we had been strong in our commitment to ukraine, we will continue to support ukraine's rights to defend itself against this unprovoked invasion by the russians. we will continue to hold discussions about what they need to defend themselves. >> we will hear from president biden. he's talked about a consequential u.s. response if russia were to use chemical or nuclear weapons. will he spell out what the u.s. response will be when he speaks? >> i don't think he will spell that out on the floor

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this president understands secretary of state antony blinken says bringing griner in wayland home isigh priority. he says the u.s. will stop negotiating just because we don't say something or you don't see something doesn't mean it's not. >> happening. >> blinken says wrongful detentions like these pose a major threat to all u.s. citizens traveling and working abroad. we are. >> looking at additional steps to take. to make it clear that countries engage in these practices will pay a real price. >> and the administration says it has made a substantial proposal to russia to try and bring these americans hold. we learned today that russia has not responded to that requests reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to you. >> thank you. reshad going to get a check on the forecast lawrence karnow has posted up there along the coast in half. moon bay. yeah, tough assignment. looks like you got your windbreaker on getting a little cooler out there. hey, lawrence. yeah. >> yeah. little definitely a little bite to the air. but, you know, it's dinner time too. i can start to smell the wonder

security council meeting, secretary of state antony blinken urged other countries to tell russia to stop making nuclear threats and end the war in ukraine. this comes as citizens in russia are leaving the country after president vladimir putin ordered a partial military mobilization to boost numbers on the front line. bradley blackburn is in new york with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this is pretty extraordinary, what we're seeing this week. vladimir putin seems to be backed in a corner, resorting to nuclear sabre rattling and vowing to continue his war. but clearly, many of his own people aren't on board. fearing the prospect of being sent to the front lines in the war on ukraine, many russians are scrambling to flee the country with traffic backed up at several border exits. >> the ukrainian offensive continues and pushes back the russians even while they're trying to find men, find soldiers to put in place of those that have already been killed. >> reporter: the rush to leave after russian president vladimir putin's surprise announcement of a partial military m

further provision of military aid to ukraine, the methodically planned us secretary of state anthony blinken called the counteroffensive of ukrainian troops, according to him, it became possible thanks to the support of the united states and other countries, since the offensive is still in the initial stage, the american official does not predict what it will lead to, we have seen significant progress of ukrainians, especially in the northeast, it is the result of our support, but first of all it is the result of extraordinary courage and resilience of the armed forces and of the ukrainian people, a document that gives a clear signal to putin not to win the war in ukraine. in kyiv , the head of the president's office, andriy yarmak, and former nato secretary general anders fogh rasmussen presented the project of the kyiv security treaty. the document should unite the international community in a strategic partnership. to help ukraine resist external armed aggression, nina kolomiets and volodymyr zelenskyi will tell, first of all, i want to thank you and your group of experts i would like to

: tambiÉn en mÉxico el trÁfico y la tecnologÍa fueron algunos de los temas discutidos con anthony blinkenusieran sobre la mesa el combate al trÁfico de fentanilo, tambiÉn el desarrollo de tecnologÍas a base de litio. >> el tema de computadoras, la comitiva se reuniÓ con andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador y fue calificada como productiva y amistosa. desarrollaron tecnologÍas a base de litio y semiconductores para alcanzar metas econÓmicas ambiciosas y frenar la migraciÓn. >> podemos estar de acuerdo en algunos temas, pero pensando en acuerdos. >> acusaron a mÉxico de empresas estatales. >> hay un mecanismo, es una relaciÓn que tiene, claro que puede tener conflictos. >> anthony brinquen vino a fijar postura. leÓn: un juez propuesto por donald trump podrÁ verlos % documentos del fbi. es el actual magistrado de una corte de brooklyn. tiene buena reputaciÓn y supervisa casos nacionales. claudia useda tiene toda esta historia para ustedes. >> donald trump regreso a la zona capitalina. argumentaron un juez federal, podrÍa no ser clasificado, rechazaron el intento de seguir revisando los documentos e i

elsewhere in europe, secretary of state amtony blinken made an unannounced trip to ukraine yesterday.e met president zelenskyy zelenskyy in kyiv and pledged an additional $2 billion in long term military aid for ukraine and 18 other european countries threaten bid russia. the announcement coincided with the biden administration unveiling a roughly $600 million package of heavy weaponry and ammunition, including howitzers, humvees and anti-tank systems. blinken also commended kyiv for their counter offensive in the south, saying the effort to regain control of russian held areas with quote proving effective. this is blinken's second trip to ukraine since the war began back in february. >>> here in the united states, police in uvalde, texas, say two people were wounded during a shooting yesterday in a park just a short distance from robb elementary school. the two juvenile victims are being treated in nearby san antonio. texas department of public safety officials say they believe the shooting is gang related. governor greg abbott said last night that he was dispatching six additional s

secretary blinken made these points in his may speech on the administration's approach to the peoples republic of china. he emphasized the importance of working with our allies, and our partners to advance our vision of an open and inclusive international system. embassador linda thomas-greenfield was up on the hill last month, and she highlighted that the presidents budget makes a case for the resources and authorities needed to assert multilateral leadership, and that our failure to live up to our financial obligations at the un gives our adversaries an easy talking point with which to criticize us, and with which to undermine our positions. we need to be able to pay our assessments in full and on time. this not only helps bolster u. s. leadership in the multilateral arena, it helps us rally other countries to our cause. now, paying our peacekeeping careers is essential to maximizing u.s. credibility and influence at the un. we need to be at the table when international consensus is being built so we can advance u.s. values and interests. thus, the president's budget also request th