a residential areas prompted general hodges to call for nato to oppose them. no flies over coffee, craig, but the alliance said no, this weakness or why tactic. and what of moscow with continuing threats to use nuclear weapons. so it's almost like we're talking ourselves out of taking more or forceful action that we should over and much more uncomfortable for lieutenant general ben hodges. welcome to conflicts on and thank you. can we start with a recent russian attack on the board of military base close to the polish border with ukraine's $35.00 people died? this came off to russia, had warned that nato weapons shipments to ukraine would be seen as legitimate targets. we don't of course know if some of those shipments pass through that base, but looking at the proximity of the attack to a nato border. how serious is that for the alliance? do you think? well, i'm more concerned about the impact on the facility. if you have a rates, this is a training center that from the soviet times that we the u. s. army and canada invested a lot of money over the last 6 or

but if the conflict now entering it's most critical phase question for the tenant general, better hodges, holbert, commander, united states, army, europe, and my guess this week from franklin, this is going to be, that's what i mean it's going to be a decisive we decided to look ahead a whether or not we can bring force to russians the combination so that they can no longer check the targeting of civilian the residential areas. prompted general hodges to call for nato to impose them no fly coffee, craig, but the alliance said no with weakness or why tactic. and what of most goes continuing threat to use nuclear weapons. so it's almost like we're talking our stuff out of taking more forceful action that we should over and much more uncomfortable for lieutenant general ben hodges. welcome to complex zone. and thank you. can we start with a recent russian attack on the board of military base close to the polish border with ukraine's $35.00 people died? this came off to russia, had warned that nato weapons shipments to ukraine would be seen as legitimate targets. we don't of course know if s

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hodges: every weapon they have is an offense of capability. tanks, artillery rockets --i understand the point of the question. i don't mean to be dismissive. i suspect -- i would imagine from a classical defensive posture, what ukrainians are doing, they are preserving a mobile force to launch a counterattack at the right time. this is how soviet forces fought in world war ii. this is how german forces fought on the eastern front. you keep and protect a reserve that when the time comes, if there is ever a breakthrough, for example, you go to short the breakthrough or you see an opportunity. i am confident ukrainian general staff knows how to do this and thinks through that but of course, i have been impressed how well they do operational security, opsec and camouflage, and that is probably why we don't see much about that. i'm sorry. i have to go to another mission. ms. haring: thank you, sir. i have one last question for konstantin and we will call it a day. is there any level of the ukrainian military forces remaining in mariupol and how lon

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ok, retired lieutenant general ben hodges. many thanks for speaking to us. thanks for the privilege. here's a look at some other developments in the war. french president event a, my norma cross has proposed an international mission to evacuate people from my real poll, the ukrainian city, devastated by russian attacks across that he was working on a humanitarian operation together with turkey and greece. and he would soon call russian president vladimir putin to work out the details. more than a 130 refugees from ukraine have arrived in germany, from moldova, hundreds of thousands of ukrainians have fled to the small former soviet republic. germany plans to lift 2500 refugees out of mold over to help us deal with the influx. yes, president joe biden has visited us troops in poland and thanked them for their service. there now some 100000 us soldiers stationed in europe after recent major reinforcements bite and held the alliances deployments as part of a struggle for democracy against talk rossi. the you assigned to deal with the us to help secure more natu

i have to say it's very difficult to know whether general hodges is correct on this . all of us in a sort of non official sphere are watching the news and trying to piece together exactly what's happening. just like you are in the media. and we do see that the russians have failed to achieve their initial goals. absolutely, there's been a setback for them. and as the reporting is showing, the, the ukrainian response has been quite fierce and they have managed to, to stall what has happened. but it's not clear to me, quite frankly, that the russians have not started adapting to the next phase of the war, which i think will be one of attrition. given the kinds of losses the russians are taking and the kind of a real morale that the ukrainians are showing. i think that the optimistic take is that perhaps a kind of necessary still made might emerge within the next 10 days. but i wouldn't be quite so certain of that. it's just as likely that we could get just an ongoing grinding war that goes on for weeks of not months. now the west has rejected ukraine's calls for a no fly

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general hodges, thank ou so future russia. general hodges, thank you so much — future russia.so much forjoining us here on i you so much forjoining us here on context and giving us your thoughts. thank you for the privilege and working with andrea is always a pleasure. working with andrea is always a leasure. , ., ~', pleasure. the first high-level talks between russia _ pleasure. the first high-level talks between russia and _ pleasure. the first high-level talks between russia and ukraine i pleasure. the first high-level talks between russia and ukraine since | between russia and ukraine since president putin launched his invasion at the limit had ended with no progress on a ceasefire. speaking after the meeting, ukrainian foreign minister dmytro kuleba says that a man is his russian counterpart made amounted to a surrender. —— the demands of his russian counterpart made. mr lavrov said his country's military operation was going to plan — and insisted that russia was not the agressor. translation: as for your question about whether we are planning to i attack other countries

general hodges, great to have you on. 500 javelins and stingers a day.he ukrainians shouldn't have to be asking us for numbers of weapons. we know what they need. we made that clear. there should be a flood of these things moving towards them without them having to continue asking please send us javelin, please send us stinger. the numbers that they need, of course. i mean, we know how many vehicles that the russians have and also we're discovering or the ukrainians are showing us that you can also use some of these weapons against -- particularly javelin if a russian patrol boat comes in a little too close to shore. so there's a lot of need for this. the launchers that fires the javelin missile has an exceptionally good thermal imaging device so it gives them an advantage at nighttime. >> we just spoke to a ukrainian member of parliament who said, we've shown we can use them well. it's a great point. eight years ago when we started working with ukrainian soldiers how technically adaptive they are when we provided q 36 counterfire radar which helps you i

and then hodge used her car to ram into the victims car. that's the accusation.ctim got out to confront hodge, the victim got carried away and could have had his car when traveling about 50 yards. so now hodges behind bars and facing 2 counts of felony assault with a deadly weapon and republicans in the south bay are upset after their headquarters was vandalized in san jose. this happened on wednesday. a man walked into an office and started asking questions gop volunteers. the man then gets aggressive and started spray painting the walls of the office. before you get shoved out there. trying to get him out the door. there he goes. he's also accused of spray painting a car outside before taking off the santa clara county party chairman says the vandalism was uncalled for and believes that political discourse should never get violent. >> there's no reason anybody should be attacking anyone vandalizing their property just because they have disagreements with someone politics. i hope this an isolated not reflective of a of more people in our community will be vigila

also, retired lieutenant general, ben hodges, former commanding general of the united states army, in europe. cal, let me begin with you, in the situation there tonight. >> i think that there is a number of indications we can now point to on the ground. as evidence that this military operation is planned. so, the first witnesses brutal assault on the civilian population in these hours. the lifelines for civilians, who are maybe behind, specifically, the food supply, and the medical supplies. in the city of mariupol, you have russian troops inside of a ukrainian hospital, using patients there as human shields, as a way to avoid being shot at, and a way to deny the enemy medical treatment happening, in an urban setting. in the city of kharkiv, we have continued shelling of a marketplace that sells food to the people who have remained in that city. and the city of chernihiv, we have the attack on a bread line. civilians, waiting in line for bread, gunned down by russian soldiers, or snipers. still unclear exactly how that shook out. in kyiv, the biggest brain silo in the country, bombed,

general ben hodges, forming commanding general of the u.s. army in europe currently with the center for european policy analysis. michael mcfaul is a former u.s. ambassador to russia. and nbc chief foreign correspondent richard engel is inside kyiv this morning. richard what's the latest on the situation there? >> reporter: once again, russia has attacked civilians in kyiv, bombing an apartment complex, killing at least one person here, wounding more than a dozen, but if you look at the scale of the attack, the bomb landed right in the middle of this complex damaging all the apartments around, also a school, a supermarket, a kindergarten, the death toll could have been far worse. and this is happening every day now. not just in kyiv but also in kharkiv, in mariupol, in chernihiv where civilians are being attacked without any military targets in the area. and since it continues to happen, why is russia doing this? there must be a reason they're hitting only civilian targets. first of all, it's a terror campaign. it terrorizes the people. it ma

army troops in europe, retired lieutenant general ben hodges, now the chair at the center for european policy analysis. keir, in turkey, we'll discuss later whether russia is doing this out of necessity because they can't keep up their push towards kyiv, but it seems as if -- are we to read this as some sort of progress? >> reporter: well, both sides seem to think there is some progress. i would say this, you know, chuck -- any peace deal in any conflict is born out of necessity unless one side kind of wins outright if you like, inevitably there are compromises. the big question i think tonight is whether the compromises that were talked about in the building behind me here for just four hours today -- they came prepared and they walked out with proposals, but whether those compromises are going to be agreed to. one thing i would point to as a hurdle, the chief negotiator from the russian side talked about taking the proposals back to president putin, so clearly president putin will have to agree to anything that's agreed here, and we don't know if he'll do that. there is talk from the

the question for lieutenant general ben hodges, former commander united states army europe. my guess this week from franklin, this is gonna be, that's what i mean. it's going to be a decisive we decided to week ahead a whether or not we can bring forth the russians.

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we go now where we'd like to turn out to lieutenant general ben hodges. he's a retired us army officer and the former commander of us forces in europe, and he joins us from frankfurt. germany, a very good day, sir. so good of you to make some time out to speak to us. why is sending weapons in to ukraine acceptable? but sending fighter jets untenable? according to the pentagon. yeah, i completely disagree with this decision by the pentagon or the announcement. if that's the case, i'm not sure that the book is closed on this. so i love the initiative about poland to capability that you currently need, so they can defend them. so i'm sure it's more complicated underneath than it seems . and i'm willing to bet that we're going to eventually get there. but to the point of your question, i would not make the difference that writing aircraft is bad, but providing japanese good or acceptable. so i hope we get this fixed very quickly . would you be in favor of nato intervening or enforcing a no fly zone over ukraine? as the ukrainians have been pleading nato to do

so conclusion, retired lieutenant general, ben hodges, the former commander of us forces in europe. sir, thank you for your time. thank you for the privilege. canadian prime minister just and trudeau and german chancellor, olaf sholtes, have hell talks in berlin. the pair discussed the transatlantic response to the russian invasion of ukraine. mister schultz said, hopes of a military solution to the conflict where it's senseless and he hoped, diplomacy would prevail. mister trudeau meanwhile, announced millions of dollars more in weapons support for ukraine. yeah, we need to realize we've provided humanitarian assistance. we've also provided all kinds of equipment which includes some weapons as you know. apart from that, however, we have to think very carefully about what we actually do. and this certainly does not include combat aircraft on c. hill is kind of come through target and the canadian prime minister just sent you those said this, canada and germany stand together against put ins invasion. he represents a threat to democracy, to security, and to peace in europe and around

ok, retired lieutenant general ben hodges. many thanks for speaking to us. thanks for the privilege the e you has signed a deal with the us to help secure more natural gas and wean itself off russian imports. it's one of many steps now being taken in the you to cut economic ties with moscow. but experts believe it will take years to build an, an energy infrastructure that does not rely on russian energy supplies. pipelines. still bringing rushing gas into the e. u. around 40 percent of europe's gas consumption comes from russia, which is why e. u leaders haven't been able to agree a ban on imports as a way of trying to force moscow to end the war in ukraine. but what they did do the summit in brussels, attended by president biden, is a great deal to buy more gas from the u. s last year and i think for vending machines we need to work toward developing infrastructure, which will allow us a greater capacity to move gas where we needed to see them both of often. that means we have taken a conscious decision to better connect national networks, exidine lender ge

, but if the conflict now entering it's most critical phase question for the tenant general, beg, hodges holbrook, amanda, united states, army, europe, and my guest this week from franklin. this is not a bit, that's what i mean. it's going to be a decisive. we decided to week ahead a whether or not we can bring force the russians to commonly.

joining me it courtney kube and retired general ben hodges. and, matt, i'll start with you. what's been the reaction there to this broadening set of russian air strikes into places like western ukraine? >> garrett, i don't know if you can hear it but actually there's a person playing exuberant songs all day long. the streets are very much alive with people shopping and going out to eat. it's not entirely clear that anybody here is particularly afraid, but this is the jumping off point for all of the internally displaced people who once they crossed the borders out of this country will become internationally recognized refugees. those people have to start new lives. the worry here isn't so much about bombing and there was, as you mentioned, that attack on the base that killed 35 people and injured hundreds more. and there are regular air raid sirens in this city. we've heard them many, many times, sometimes several times a day. but folks here seem to be getting along. it reminds me a lot, this city, of when i was in the northeastern city of kharkiv when we'll were going out a

the question to lieutenant general ben hodges, homer, commander united states, army, europe, and my guest this week from franklin. this is going to be, that's what i mean. it's going to be a decisive. we decided to go ahead and whether or not we can bring for the russians to coordinate so that they can no longer check the targeting of civilians of.

you can now speak to ben hodges, a retired u. s. lieutenant general. and former commander of the u. s. army in europe, who's joining us from dough. welcome to the w general. now the russian military making this statement, apparently shifting its focus from the key of offensive and now to liberating as it says, don bass, what do you make of that? this is a colossal failure. by the russian federation, armed forces, and of course, they're gonna try and dress it up as something else that they've accomplished everything they meant to. but they haven't accomplished anything except demonstrate that their military has suffered from decades of corruption inside the miniature defense. and inside of the army, and they've demonstrated that the ukrainians have something to fight for where russian soldiers don't. so i would say this clearly is the combination of russia's ability to launch or conduct sustained offensive operations, large scale. unfortunately, they still had the ability to murder innocent ukrainians. what do you expect from the russian forces around kids? how those talk of the long

i have to say it's very difficult to know whether general hodges is correct on this . all of us in the sort of non official sphere are watching the news and trying to piece together exactly what's happening just like you are in the media. and we do see that the russians have failed to achieve their initial goals. absolutely, there's been a setback for them. and as a reporting is showing the, the ukranian response has been quite fierce and they have managed to, to stall what has happened. but it's not clear to me, quite frankly, that the russians have not started adapting to the next phase of the war, which i think will be one of attrition. given the kinds of losses the russians are taking and the kind of a real morale that the ukrainians are showing. i think that the optimistic take is that perhaps a kind of necessary still made might emerge within the next 10 days. but i wouldn't be quite so certain of that. it's just as likely that we could get just an ongoing grinding war that goes on for weeks of not months. now the west has rejected ukraine's calls for a no fly zo

and there was lieutenant general ben hodges, a retired u. s. army officer and the former commander of us forces in europe. meanwhile, canadian prime minister just in trudeau in german chancellor shoals have held talks in berlin. the pair discuss the transatlantic response to the russian invasion of ukraine. mister schultz said, hopes of a military solution to the conflict were senseless and he hope diplomacy would prevail. mister today, meanwhile, announced millions of dollars more in weapons support for ukraine. and following their meeting, the 2 leaders addressed the media where the german chelsor ruled out categorically, sending fighter jets to ukraine. yeah, we need to have a lice. we've provided humanitarian assistance. we've also provided all kinds of equipment which includes some weapons as you know. apart from that, however, we have to think very carefully about what we actually do. and this certainly does not include combat aircraft on c. hill is kind of come to target and the canadian prime minister justin crudo trudeau rather had

hodge now facing 2 counts of felony assault with a deadly weapon. and a disturbing situation on the south bay. a 14 year-old now arrested in connection with the shooting. and police say that they found a lot when they searched the team's home. police say that the shooting happened in january. morgan hill when the teen fired several shots at the victim after an argument. now the shots, fortunately hit the victim and the teen fled the scene. police said that when they searched the team's home, they found guns, ammunition and metal knuckles. mountain view. police asking for the public's help today. this after a teacher arrested accused of inappropriately touching a student. now police say that there could be more victims and kron on's will tran has the details. >>it's cases like these that make police departments very fearful that there could be other alleged victims. the man view police department say robert hicks, 62 years old at one time was a teacher and a coach at mountain view academy giving him access to kids. now he is arrested. he's waking up

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