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here is how demetri replied. >> we have neither the opportunity nor wish to do that. >> the kremlin appears to be distracted but they are focused on the war in ukraine. a strike killed at least five, injured dozens more and have left an untold number without a home. >> russians are hitting us. i am so sorry for those who were killed. they were young. so sorry for them. >> officials say this is the single largest strike since the war began. >> bret: jeff is live in london. thanks. a billionaire rivalry. mark zuckerberg launches a new app calling it a twitter killer. elon musk is not having it. two rockets were fired from southern lebanon to israel. it comes amid heightened tensions after israel conducted one of its largest military incursions in decades into the west bank, targeting a palestinian stronghold. an 8-year-old is dead and more than a dozen are injured after an suv crashed into an elementary school in southwest london. the driver was taken into custody. tens of thousands of people packed town hall in northern pamplona. the bull runs begin tomorrow morning. thousands of daredevil's

, and whether or not this is going to have anything to do with the carriage bridge explosion, and demetri, the spokesman, was asked about this, and he said unrelated events. this position was declared by president putin, and as soon as the black sea agreements are fulfilled, russia will return to the implementation of the deal. and we will probably see the turkish president resip erdogan to try to help in this. >> thank you. kate? >> an adjunct professor at georgetown university and also amba ambassador for the united nations, how does this help putin with this grain deal? >> in a way it does not help him, because there is a u.n. report coming out that 30% of the world population does not have access to enough food. so you could say it is going to hurt russia, but at the same time, russia has been romancing diplomatically a lot of the developing countries, especially in africa to say that we are on your side, and it is the big rich countries that are not, and trying to insulate themselves, but it is a move that could backfire, but it is all part of this war where, in ukraine, and it is no

>> actually, demetri took my question but let me come up with one on the fly. thank you, ambassador for your time today and your service. i was intrigued he said president trump did trouble me a lot china. he said he also showed a moral weakness. tell us more. are you referring to his hong kong protesters and riders? -- rioters? are there other examples that you remember from your time? >> to me, the most glaring is you do not congratulate the chinese communist party for taking over china 70 years ago. we are not congratulate communism. we condemn it. that is the moral clarity i am talking about. you have to know right from wrong. you never go until someone who is stealing, go get them. someone who is oppressing people to keep oppressing. you do not tell a dictator the way they hold their hand down on their people is a good thing. you congratulate freedom, congratulate democracy, congratulate when people have the individual liberty to do what they need to do. you never congratulate communists. that sends a bad message. what we say matters. countries pay attenti

. >> reporter: demetri was behind the wheel., son and nephew. >> look at may baby! >> reporter: they were on their way to a basketball tournament. she explains what it was like to see her sixth grade son involved. >> they actually bring him in, cuff him and put him in the car. they are walking him to put him in the police car, and i'm already -- i'm crying, i have been hyperventilating. >> reporter: she says they were instructed not to move. >> to do not move. >> my husband explains that my nephew is in there literally screaming for his life. and telling him, uncle, we are about to die. >> reporter: but, finally -- >> we made a mistake on the plate. >> reporter: the officer realizes it was a mistake. >> a-r is arkansas. >> reporter: an incident review is underway. >> i am not justifying anything. it wasn't the computer that read it. it was human error that did this. please forgive us. >> reporter: the ongoing review would identify further changes to the department's training policies and procedures. >> i thank god that we were n

. >> i do want to ask you about something that russian official says demetri medvedev said russia mightlear weapons. this is a pretty stark realization for him to say this sort of out loud. what are the chances that they might actually do that with the counteroffensive going the way it is from ukraine? >> i think the chances are very low. you can never say the chances are zero, but this is hybrid warfare and so the statement that medvedev gives is not -- it has multiple purposes. it's so deter the allies from further strengthening ukraine's counteroffensive. it's to scare the global south into supporting pressure and putting pressure on ukraine to end the fight. it's so scare the american people into telling president biden, oh, my goodness, stop this, it's going to go -- it's going to he is can a late and of course it might have some impact on actual decision-making in the white house. we don't know. but it's hybrid warfare and those kinds of statements are information war, they're designed to influence the action on the ground and influence any movement or peace conference or negotiat

doing another episode for us with harriet walter and there is fred armisen and the very funny jamie demetriouing to be a great season, october 19th on ifc and amc+ and now we're going to move on everybody, because the committee investigating the coup attempt on january 6th held what could well be its final investigative hearing today, in which they took the dramatic step of voting to subpoena donald trump they also hinted at possible criminal referrals for key figures involved in the coup and revealed damning new evidence from the secret service corroborating key details about the insurrection for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: just minutes before we came out here to tape this show, the committee concluded its hearing with one of its most stunning developments yet. they voted to subpoena donald trump himself >> that concludes what may be the committee's final public hearing or meeting, at least before the midterm elections. their closing argument, if you will, and it ended in dramatic fashion with the committee voting, as you just heard, to subpo

news outlet.leak ia french we know it lasd three hours according to demetri peskov, he doesn't y at exactly was discand that it involved 35 people. they are saying all unit commanders and the leadership of the complain including prigozhin. this seems to be deliberately ambiguous. they are not saying whether these are the commanders of the overall so-called special military operation, so ministry of defense figures, the kremlin would not comment on whether any representative of the ministry of defense was there, but they do say that putin listened to the explanations provided by the commanders and offered them further options for deployment and a farther combat use, again, major questions around that. does this signal that wagner could still have a role to play in this conflict. that of course is crucial to ukraine. we still don't know by the way where yevgeny prigozhin is, if this meeting was on the 29th we don't know where he has gone since then. there have been no photos or videos of him emerging since the armed rebellion itself where he was seen leaving rostov in russia. one interesting

i mean, from top to bottom, you know, tiffany haddish, ben schwartz, ilana glazer, jamie demetriou, justit just kind of made it just a joy and delight to go to work every day. >> seth: and especially to make -- anyone making comedy during the pandemic, which was a time that was so lonely, to be able to get together, obviously on a very controlled, very safe set, to be with comedians again, must have been great >> very safe we tested twice every day, a rapid test and a pcr test. and then we'd test on sundays, so it was very safe. and then when we're on set, it was so crazy to, like, take your mask off and perform a scene you're like, "oh, my god, is this real life?" but in this real life, somebody had been murdered, so it was a little bit of -- >> seth: yeah, yeah. you're like, "would i trade a murder to not wear a mask? >> hmm am i the one who's dead? [ light laughter ] >> seth: hey, your co-star ike barinholtz and our friend was here on monday, and he left a signed headshot he wanted me to give david letterman yesterday. i didn't >> uh-huh. >> seth: but he wrote, "dave, thanks for all t

e, there is a fairly well-known expert demetris, who, in my opinion, was the first to see this anywhereing. it would seem obvious to all of us. listen, well, you understand that if you say that ukraine should be taken into nato immediately after the war, it means that russia will never end this war until it is completely defeat ukraine that is, you yourself. you are cutting off even the theoretical possibilities in order to one day conclude some kind of peace , some kind of peace agreement. by doing so , you are dooming ukraine to a permanent long-term war. it would seem that. yes, an obvious thing for us, how many times we said it here when we listened to all sorts of madmen, like stoltenberg, but on this topic, and for the first time someone formulated it on the pages, well, of the mainstream western press. fine? it's already good. but even if excuse me, ben hodges, who, well, the lobbyist there, apparently does not i know his salary was delayed by the ukrainian side or something, he is a permanent lobbyist. this means that ukraine is on all platforms. most importantly, the talking he