adviser jake sullivan: i was going to say, call your senator. >> [laughter] adviser jake sullivan: look, all i can say is i agree. you look at major countries in the world where yearly two years into our administration we have not been able to get ambassadors that have been nominated and sent up to the senate confirmed and in-place. and not having that senior american representative and there are former ambassadors in the room here who know full well how critical those functions are in every country, and how there is the perception that if you don't have someone there it says something about the united states downgrading the relationship. all we can do in the administration is to continue to put forward extremely qualified people and get them up to the senate and then with elbow grease and shoe leather try to cobble together the votes to get them across the line and we have been able to do that in a lot of countries. it has taken us longer than we had hoped but there are still a lot of important vacancies and we feel we are doing all in our power to move that forward but for a variety o

this statement was made by jake sullivan at a briefing in kyiv. a high-ranking guest of national security visited the capital of ukraine on friday, with an unannounced visit, sullivan met with the president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi and the head of the president's office andriy yermak, who informed him about the consequences of russian missile attacks on the critical infrastructure of ukraine, spoke about the situation at the front, this is jake sullivan's first visit to ukraine after the start of the full-scale invasion of russia, the united states is going to be with ukraine as long as it takes in this fight, there will be no support from us fluctuations, no relaxations, and today the pentagon will announce the next round of military support for ukraine, including air defense systems . we are aware of the urgent need for air defense at this critical moment when russia is directing missiles and iranian drones at the civilian infrastructure of this country, what we have formulated is the full return of our territorial integrity - this is compensation for all that the invaders have do

veniyu, i would like to ask you about your impressions of jake sullivan's visit. what he brought to kyiv , so that there was also a joint press conference in the center , myromko, the head of the office, so jake sullivan and mr. yarmak answered all the questions in kyiv. i think it is very important that you if the visit would take place, the president listens to saliva, it is precisely the issues of armaments, the position, the speed of providing these weapons, the types of weapons, because of course, the ministry of defense works with the pentagon in parallel, it works with the militia what governs so we have villages in the united states, it is very important that we have these connections, we work with the congressman as deputies and these connections are at all levels at the level of zelenskyy biden, definitely and er, i think that we have already managed to convey the message to everyone e- well, not only the united states, or the united states is also focused on allies in europe, and we have seen how the rhetoric of germany has changed, and this article by

jake sullivan, the us president's national security adviser, is holding private talks with vladimir putin'sourage and calls on the ukrainian leadership to publicly declare readiness for negotiations with moscow , the american media report what this means looted and abandoned, the network showed what the building of the regional administration in kherson looks like, what is happening in the city after it was appointed by the kremlin the so-called authorities left kherson 43 days in russian captivity, we hope the story of border guard roman, who was held by russian forces in an occupied deer pen, see further us president's national security advisor jake sullivan had confidential conversations with an aide of the russian president on foreign policy, yuriy mushukov and the secretary of the security council of russia, mykola patroshev. this is reported by the lostreet journal, referring to sources among american officials, according to the media , the purpose of negotiations with russian officials was to reduce the risk of escalation in ukraine and keep communication channels open, but not to di

if this is confirmed - says - jake sullivan - it will be a witness to the fact that yakiv in the battle for kyiv , as well as in the battle for kharkiv, is now doing for kherson ukrainian troops won a victory, but this does not mean the end of the war, he says, because russian troops continue to occupy other ukrainian territories, he was asked whether the usa will push ukraine to some compromises for negotiations, if it is confirmed, russia has left kherson, jake sullivan's answer has become clear , he says there is nothing to sway the ukrainians, there will be no decision about when and in what format and under what conditions to conduct negotiations will depend on ukraine and the ukrainian people, here are his words i said the day before the president. we are guided by very simple in principle, nothing about ukraine without ukraine, in the end, ukraine has to make decisions related to its diplomatic course, our job is to make sure that they are in the best situation on the battlefield, so that when and if an opportunity for diplomacy arises , they are in the best position at the negot

shery: we are also getting jake sullivan today, the u.s.er of trump-endorsed candidates, for things from the u.s. senate to the u.s. house to secretary of state, for governorships, lost in those elections. a few won, but most of them lost, in particular some high-profile elections, including one that was just announced last night, kari lake, telegenic, very fervent election denier, trump's, you know, election in 2020, she lost the governorship for arizona we just found that out last night. it appears donald trump is barreling ahead, despite those losses, and despite the fact that a number of republicans, you know, republican lawmakers and some very key people like ken griffin have said he should not run again, it looks like he is going to go ahead and do just that, or announced just that tonight down in florida. haidi: -- shery: how would he measure up against the likes of ron desantis? he was reelected by a landslide in florida last week? jodi: yeah, shery, that is a huge question what would a desantis v. trump primary look like, perhaps?

i would say that if we had read the news in march about jake sullivan talking to the russians with patruska about not using nuclear weapons, then we they thought yes. look, the americans believe us , it’s true. and when we read in our light the events that have already taken place, that’s why we say, oh, you’re thinking. yes, he is doing something behind our backs. i will say things like this, you understand, it is normal for the americans to conduct such negotiations about the non-use of nuclear weapons, because the use of nuclear weapons is absolutely taboo for the americans, and accordingly, they act against russia in such a way, you can not like jake sullivan recently, but he performs his tasks as a representative of the administration of the united states and not as a citizen of ukraine who was sent there, you know, this reminds me of the situation when everyone started talking about what will happen in this well, next year there will be elections for the secretary general of nato, and among the candidates is khrystyna frint and we in ukraine perceive her as well, of course, who else b

i would say that if we read the news in march about the fact that jake sullivan is talking to the russians with the patruses and ushakov about not using nuclear weapons, we thought, oh, look, the americans believe in us, it’s true, but when we read it now in the light of the events that have already taken place, that's why we're talking about it, you're kidding. yes, he 's doing something behind our backs, it's not like that, that is, at the moment, it's happening absolutely, well, for the americans, i 'll say that, you understand, it's normal for the americans to conduct such negotiations about the non-use of nuclear weapons, that's why that the use of nuclear weapons is an absolute taboo for the americans, and accordingly they act against russia in such a way that you can't like jake salliwa, he is decorated recently, but he performs his tasks as a representative of the administration of the united states and not as a citizen of ukraine, who put it there? you know, it reminds me of the situation when everyone started talking about what will happen in this . well, next year there will be

. >> white house national security adviser jake sullivan ahead of president biden's face to face withina's president at the g20 in bali next week. as peter doocy just reported the president took some veiled swipes that china during the asean summit spady senior fellow at the gate stone institute and author of many books on these subjects like the great u.s./china attack or a nuclear showdown, north korea takes on the world. so gordon, how treacly is this dance with president xi? and how could president biden get tripped up? >> is actually going to be pretty easy. because nobody is expecting deliverables from the sit down with shooting paying. president biden as wednesday's press conference made it very clear he is just going to try to find out what china's red lines are. and not make any fundamental concessions. so he has lowered the bar. i think he is right to lower the bar because i do not see very much coming out of this at all. eric: when they are still dancing and whispering in the air how the conversation about north korea ago? >> united states will try to do it has done for dec

the only regional center captured by russia in this war is now again under the ukrainian flag jake sullivan advisor to the president of the usa a reputational blow because kherson was the only regional center that the occupiers were able to capture from the beginning of the war, but they could not hold it because the ukrainian spirit is unbreakable there, i am inspired by the news about how the brave defenders of ukraine entered the city of kherson, russia could end this war today by deciding its troops from the rest of the territory of ukraine, meanwhile, her german colleague ann kafeldhaus is already planning a summer vacation in kherson, free from the resolute forces, another most awaited victory of the armed forces of ukraine, the liberation of kherson, i hope that i will spend my vacation in the summer of 2023 in the kherson region, the whole world pays due respect to those who are courageous i want the harrows of this liberating native land in my suitcases already, and most of the emigrants from the kherson region are asking the national police not to hurry with the trip home yet, bec

now the military threat to odesa and mykolaiv has decreased many times, said white house adviser jake sullivane ukrainians have just won an outstanding victory when the only regional center captured by russia in this war is now back under the ukrainian flag jake sullivan adviser to the us president in the occupiers publicly acknowledges a reputational blow because kherson was the only regional center that the occupiers were able to capture from the beginning of the war, but they could not hold it because the ukrainian spirit there is indomitable, they inspire me well, how the brave defenders of ukraine entered the city of kherson russia could end this war today having decided to withdraw its troops from the rest of the territory of ukraine, meanwhile, its german counterpart an-kafeldhaus is already planning a summer vacation in kherson, free from the resolute forces, another most awaited victory of the armed forces of ukraine the liberation of kherson, i hope that in the summer of 2023 i will spend my vacation in the kherson region, the whole world pays due respect to those who bravely plowed

they did it during jake sullivan's visit to this, her national security advisor, baidan, who just so,he does not travel, and i think that he discussed the military situation and the further military strategy and the situation with the elections. 8 when there is a usual possibility, something will happen to the public in the conference in the senate. well, of course, also the preparation for the g20 before it is clear that the agenda was not that saturated . and such cereals are saturated, as sometimes speaking in english, slangs in direct translation. and tell me , mr. pavlo, i want to talk about the direction of foreign policy - this is what is happening now with the people's republic of china. we have seen the fact is that china ideologically supports russia all these eight months precisely from the point of view of this great war, all the time it says that the west is exactly to blame for this war, that it was russia that wanted some kind of security, but during a visit to the people's republic of china the federal chancellor was fashol - this is xizenpin, who clearly said that he

talk about my own opinion, again, now is not the time for such conversations we saw the calls of jake sullivancolonel petros's colleagues met and so on. i think that the facts on the ground will show what will happen with russia, how ukraine will continue to receive support, how successfully they will change their territory, and russia needs to digest this and russia will have to come to terms with it . the counter-argument is that it is important to keep communication channels open, we know that putin is already practically isolated, but we need at least some interlocutors who will truly and truly hear and absolutely faithfully convey to him the signals from the arguments of the united states are so and so, but i repeat once again that this is not the case for huntington. i will go to the ambassador, mr. michael mcfaul. i apologize for what you have been waiting for. if we talk about the democrats, the results of the midterm elections look much better than we expected, and it is true, nevertheless, polarized america elected congress which is divided ukraine is interested in america remaining

i think that jake sullivan, who was another the american official of the byshiv fathers, kyiv demonstratedill to solve problems politically , because if this will is not demonstrated, it makes the task easier for those who say that we are helping them. yes, ukraine will fight, russia will fight , there will be no end in sight. the question is that what volodymyr zelensky says about the negotiations, what he does not say, nothing changes. it seems to me that with this week it became absolutely revealing how russia really sees victory. so when the press secretary of the president of the russian federation, dmytro piskov, said, well, we are destroying this infrastructure of theirs in order to encourage them to win, but it is quite simply deciphered that we are forcing them to surrender , because what are negotiations if we destroying your infrastructure so we have to stop the destruction of our infrastructure and how about suggesting that you withdraw your troops from uh-uh ukrainian territories to suggest that you don't dictate us uh-uh into which alliances what development path to choose we

jake sullivan , national security adviser to the us president.l, when the russians were scared by the loss of reputation, they left the grain agreement. then a day later, they came back, gave their word, took their word away. constitutions so, there are no phantom pains of the region, but we will consider it. well, we will continue to consider it, since we have it, especially since the region is undefined in its constitution geographical boundaries, well, the word is kherson oblast, and the borders are undefined, well, look at playing the media game, which means ideologically or informationally and psychologically, they will continue to the end. that is, they are not ashamed that they are leaving kherson. well, the words are sandy, too. well, no shame. and the problem is because society will not ask, there is no society or a certain group within russia that would ask the question why did we start this, why did the joining take place? opposition to imitating it is necessary to use this word although a person calls himself oppositional in relation

that is raising some questions. >> national security advisor, jake sullivan, answered that question, i am not going to go beyond that. i'm just not going to go beyond that. as the president said and i have said many times, we just will refer you to the committee. i don't have anything else to add. >> when the president meets with president xi, the first time meeting in person since president biden took office, when he comes back, i know it is early to tell if republicans will be in control of the senate or house, even if they want to investigate the origins of covid-19, that is something republicans have on their agenda and have been talking about, will president biden ask president xi about the origins of covid-19 and bring up that issue with him in person? >> jake has said this as well, i'm not going to get ahead of the agenda of what they are going to discuss, when they have their bilateral. we will share the conversation, what came up. the president has always been clear on getting to the bottom of covid. and has been very clear in reports we have put out on the origins of covid

jake sullivan confirmed the information circulated the day before, it was circulated by the wall street journal that he entered into negotiations with high-ranking representatives of russia, and the sharp jordan called out, in particular, nikolai patrushev and the secretary council of the russian security council and yuri ushakov , assistant to the president for foreign relations , means that sullivan was negotiating with them to prevent the escalation of the ukrainian conflict, according to sallion himself, and the main topic of these negotiations was nuclear weapons. we will also discuss these negotiations and the negotiations of the united states with its allies and with ukraine regarding options for ending the current conflict with dmitry simes, president of the center for national interests, and dean of the faculty of international relations at mgimo. andrey sushintsov dmitry andrey andreevich good evening. good evening dmitry i'm with you. e. the first question. here, uh, on the one hand, the fact that these negotiations took place? i mean, between patrushev, between sully and pat

ukraine stated that it was precisely this pressure in kiev that jake sullivan, the national security, was dealing with when he was recently in kiev talking with zelensky a and e with other representatives of the ukrainian leadership. here, listen to what e nbc writes. insiders say a number of u.s. and western officials believe neither side will be able to achieve all of its goals in the ukraine conflict and see a slowdown in hostilities over the winter as an opportunity to start a diplomatic settlement between moscow and kiev two witnesses to the meeting and ukrainian government officials said that jake sullivan proposed an option for ending the conflict and discussed the possibility of resolving the situation through diplomacy, a representative of the ukrainian government said that during negotiations with zelensky , saleman raised the issue of the need for a diplomatic solution to conflicts, noted that if kiev demonstrates openness to a conversation with russia, ukraine's position will not weaken, but rather strengthen ukrainian officials said that, according to sallion, kiev will

jake sullivan does talk about this a lot. i think he has the right answer.e just does not have the right instincts of how to get there, which is to protect and defend the united states and keep the world safe for us. >> garry? mr. kasparov: i'm not sure that i agree about china. buying russian oil great discounts is not helping. as for help, i do not think china is doing anything that could change the balance in russia's favor. i think he has not demonstrated his true feelings about vladimir putin yet. putin had not -- he had not sent a telegram, he ignored vladimir putin. but to add insult to injury, three or four days later, he sends the telegram to -- so by oriental standards, that shows that he viewed vladimir putin as a dead man. ms. kissel: but he benefits either way. if vladimir putin wins, i mean, then -- or keeps us wrapped up, it reduces our focus on what china is doing. and if he loses, and he has a new very large geography to dominate. it's less what they say and more on what they do and they are purchasing an enormous amount of energy. they have

so if zalinski really asks for negotiations, there's going to be a win for putting up jake sullivan. the u. s. national security security advisor was in key recently. and i wonder what he talked about with zelinski behind closed doors. i will not be surprised if the you as gently nudged zelinski towards this decision to try and open some kind of dialogue with moscow. thanks. constantine, russia, unless constantine eggers joining us from phil. yes. ah all right, well football now and barn munich have moved back to the top of the man's fullness league. a table after a $32.00 victory of a hat. berlin de barbarians attack continues to impress, but their defense is still struggling to find similar consistency. he's only 19 years old, but jamal marsala is proving to be the face of binds attack this season. and he wasted no time adding to his tele against hatter in the 12th minutes. poise and power seeing the germany international net, his 8th goal of the season. it was turtle in the 37th minute eric maxime to promoting sliding home and just one minute later he doubled his tele a large slic

jake sullivan relayed this message to president volodymyr zelensky and his aides in kiev on november mats familiar with the information said sullivan had advised zelensky's team to think about realistic demands and prioritize negotiations, including revisiting their stated goal of returning crimea to the commanders of the us troops in europe said that the ukrainians should not stop under any circumstances and that they should not transfer the mlrs, kherson would only strengthen the ukrainian grouping. under no circumstances should ukrainians stop for the duration of the winter. this is not the eighteenth century. they will continue to put pressure on the russian military, not giving them any time to resolve the problem or strengthen their defenses. not in the future for russian troops, the approximate launch range of gml rs shells and from kherson is marked with a blue circle. i am i assume that these shelling will begin soon and this will worsen or change the position of the russian defense and the line of control north of the crimea also clearly shows this. why this tactical ballist

states by the ukrainian leadership the day before in kiev announced adviser to the us president jake sullivane us defense department. the package will include more than a thousand kamikaze drones armored river boats. also, models of modernized czech t-72 tanks are being delivered jointly with amsterdam. and prague should have the first car in december. the deliveries are supplied by the defense industry of the czech republic and the united states will pay for the modernization of 45 of them for the supply of another 45 tanks. will take over the government of the netherlands all to ukraine 90 tanks will go. developed half a century ago in the soviet union, the machine is now going to be upgraded with the money of europeans and americans , representatives of the pentagon asked a question. why is the united states not providing kiev with more modern equipment? to which sabrina sing admitted it would be too expensive. in europe, as activists, they again attract attention with dubious performances, but simply by vandalism, this time they poured soup on van gogh's painting the sower at an exhibitio

jake sullivan does talk about this a lot. i think he has the right answer.e just does not have the right instance of how to get there, which is to protect and defend the united states and make the world safe for us. mr. byron: gary? mr. kasparov: i'm not sure i agree about china. as for help, i do not think china is doing anything that could change [indiscernible] nor has he demonstrated his true feelings about vladimir putin. he did not send a telegram. to make it worse, to add insult to injury, three or four days later, he sent a telegram to a president rockman who turned 70. by the oriental standards, that is a clear demonstration that he views vladimir putin as a political dead man. ms. kissel: gary, he benefits either way. if putin wins, then you have -- or keeps us wrapped up, it reduces our focus on what china is doing. if he loses, then he has a new very large geography to dominate. i focus less on what they say tomorrow what they do. they are purchasing an enormous amount of energy. they have not said a word against what russia is doing at the u.n..

. >>> jake sullivan has been in contact with top aides of russian president vladimir putin.s ird it's an effort to de-escalate the war in ukraine and reduce the nuclear threat. >>> it was all kenya at the marathon. chebet took the men's tild and lokedi in her first ever marathon took the first place for the women's race. download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connectedtv. i'm serena marshall, cbs news, washington. ♪ >>> a mad dash to get out the vote. in this final monday before election day, a race to reach the undecided. >> your right to choose is on the ballot. >> we have to win a historic victory for republicans on tuesday. >> the midterms matter. a lot. >> the biggest names barnstorming this weekend in key battlegrounds. >>> i'm nikole killion in georgia where control of the senate is on the line. >> plus, caitlin huey-burns in wisconsin on a clash over crime. >>> and barry petersen in colorado where the so-called magical mushrooms are on the wod series vrynd kctia. redemption story for the houston astros. >>> and later, a century of fascination over king tut.

ukrainian leadership on the eve of the announcement in kiev, the adviser to the american president, jake sullivanrican defense department. the package details have been announced and will include over 1,000 kamikada drones. for river armor, boats. also, the modernized czech t-72 tanks are organized for delivery jointly with amsterdam. the first cars should be at the apu in december. the machines are supplied by the defense industry of the czech republic and the united states will pay for the modernization of 45 of them for the supply of another 45 tanks. the government of the netherlands will take over a total of 90 tanks will go to ukraine. i note we are talking about tanks developed half a century ago in the soviet soyuz machine. now they are going to modernize with the money of europeans and americans, representatives of the pentagon asked a question. why is the united states not providing kiev with more modern equipment? to which sabrina sing admitted it would be too expensive. the satellite internet, which was provided to ukraine by the spacex company, turned out to be unbearable. cnn report

some tasking to officials on both sides to continue to engage on discussions, but what jake sullivan to get a feel for xi jinping in this current moment as he's reached a historic third term, perhaps the strongest in china's history at this point. president biden wants to get a sense where this relationship is headed and also to establish a baseline between the two sides to try to avoid misunderstandings and miscommunications going forward. it will be interesting to see whether or not they'll be able to get to that level of understanding between the two sides as a result of the meeting coming up in the next two weeks. >> jeremy diamond, thank you as always. >>> still ahead, two kansas city police officers are being hailed as heroes, springing into action to save a baby girl who stopped breathing. we're going to hear directly from those officers after a quick break. mailchimp takes the guesswork out of email marketing by analyzing data from billions of emails to offer suggestions for how to improve engagement and revenue. guess less and sell more with intuit mailchimp. does your antip

indonesia intends to discuss the special military operation of russia in ukraine, said aide joe biden jake sullivan0 forum will be held on the island of bali early next week, and according to official information, the summit is dedicated to socio-economic issues, but the united states and allies are already trying to politicize this process with details anton dadyn. the head of the russian delegation at the group of 20 summit, sergey lavrov, arrived in indonesia on the island of bali, our foreign minister flew in from cambodia from the forum of the association of southeast asian nations to make a final declaration. it was not possible to accept because of the attempts of a number of countries, led by the united states, to introduce anti-russian theses into the text. politicization threatens and the summit in indonesia warns the russian ministry of foreign affairs that the politicization of the g20 is categorically unacceptable , introducing into its discussion non-core and deliberately confrontational plots of isolation of individual participants, the accusations are convinced that the group of 20

. >> national security advisor, jake sullivan just answered that question. i'm not going to go beyond that. he is the adviser to the national security council. i'm not going to go beyond that and as the president said and i have said many times we just refer you to the committee. >> john: let's bring in brian kilmeade, "fox & friends" co-host and host of "one nation" on fox, coming up this weekend. brian, let's go back to wednesday and this is what president biden said about investigating elon musk. listen here. >> i think that elon musk's technical relationships with other countries is worthy of being looked at. whether or not he is doing anything inappropriate, i'm not suggesting that. i'm suggesting that it's worth being looked at. >> john: not saying he's doing anything wrong here but just in case he is, it's worthy of being looked at. brian, your thoughts. >> there's a lot of thoughts. you throw that out there, jake sullivan, and the press secretary scrambles for a page in the notebook that reveals what he means and the question is, too, is it elon musk

last friday, national security advisor jake sullivan met volodymyr zelenskyy. als still pbs newshour that sullivan asked him to reduce his public skepticism about diplomacy and detail what peace might mean. as sullivan suggested in the kyiv press conference. >> the conversation that we need to have with the international community in support of ukraine is what are the terms of a just and lasting peace for ukraine? nick: he dropped his previous refusal to talk with putin but maintained ukraine's demands include re-seizing all territory lost since 2014. >> restoration of territorial integrity, compensation for all damage, punishment of every war terminal guarantees that this will not happen again. nick: in a talk last might, the chairman of the joint chief suggested he did not believe either side could achieve their military goals. >> there has to be recognition that military victory is probably in the true sense of the word -- maybe not achievable through military means. nick: he cited world war i when he said commanders who they could not win kept fighting, lead

well, there's a certain amount of pressure to say, it's jake sullivan who , uh, the politician's magazinell exerts and exerted on kiev, after all, sullivan came to kiev on a secret visit, and demanded that zelensky take a more flexible position regarding negotiations. e with russia a. then sullivan held consultations with russian high-ranking officials. i have already said the obvious results on the battlefield. actually, everything else these are conversations. today russia has shown. actually once again. uh, military potential. well, i must say that, and in the same publication of the journal politics, a hint is made that it may even be. and they themselves and other employees of the national security council are not so, but unambiguous about the need to continue the war. listen to the official statements of us officials, their personal opinions do not always coincide, the american official said. millie is just much more willing. says what he thinks dmitry ah dmitry i know jack salavan very little, but i know him very well, if i may say so, because of the comrades and people with whom h

and so jake sullivan, president biden's national security adviser, has taken to being in contact withre. the white house chose to keep those channels confidential because of the fact that they wanted to preserve them and keep the lines of communication open. and so what we learned is that essentially jake has been trying to aim his channel with the russians as a way to deliver messages, particularly messages of warnings when putin goes out and starts saber-rattling, using the nuclear card. and so a number of times jake has had to pick up the phone and call his counterparts in russia to warn them that this would be met obviously with some sort of consequences. and so that was obviously significant. it's interesting to know that line of communications still exist prior to that we were pretty much under the impression that we were not speaking at those high levels to the russian government. this comes as other reporting emerged about jake sullivan talking to the ukrainians about saying, hey, listen, this is going to be a long war. you may want to start considering options for peace. opti

jake sullivan the national security adviser was first informed of the incident, and first reports came on the phone with his polish counterpart shortly thereafter, and briefed president biden. that is when the president started to block in his phone call with the polish president. the president has also spoken to the nato secretary general jens stoltenberg. that's obviously very critical. there is a nato ally, and several different pathways they could pursue here, article five being the most significant, the high stakes, only been invoked once. that is the collective defense treaty that has been signed by the nato organizations, the 30 countries that are involved in the. that is not the route they are going yet. it looks like, and they've suggested they may follow article for -- apparently that would lock down -- between member states. what we do know is that there will be an emergency nato meeting of nato ambassadors on wednesday. but when we talk to white house officials, we heard this a little bit from the president after that emergency meeting, they are being very cautious. they're

jake sullivan did call his ukrainian counterparts and say to them, look, let's wait off and hold andhat the investigation actually uncovers. so now it is just a wait and see game, and what the ukrainian investigators uncover and they are at the site in the poland looking at this for themselves, kate. >> we'll see. thank you. >>> joining me now for more is adam smith, the chairman of the house armed services committee. thank you for being here. i saw you say yesterday that in the end it doesn't ultimately matter whose missile it was because it is all caused by russia. you have duda already lowering the temperature trying to, by calling it a tragic accident, why then do you think zelenskyy is now so insistent that it is not them. if it doesn't make sense to me when no one is trying to blame them? >> well, i think the only thing to keep in mind is that president zelenskyy has a lot on his plate. dealing with the invasion and the missiles coming in and trying to keep the military on his side. he should not be saying that. but think it is pretty understandable why he might not get the spe

we are looking forward to hear from the likes of jake sullivan.you, we knew that the timing of this year's forum was auspicious when we planned it eight months ago, but we had no idea how good it was going to be, because president biden and president xi are meeting today in bali, of course, and that provides us with a completely new context for many of the conversations that will take place starting tomorrow at the new economic forum. jake sullivan is the national security advisor to president biden, he will be with us live from raleigh on wednesday. but on tuesday, we have the number two man in the politburo, chinese vice president wang qishan, he will be delivering an address. we also have the u.s. trade representative katherine tai. if you were to drop a list of the people whom you would want to analyze the state of china -u.s. relations, who would be at the top? on many peoples list, none other than henry kissinger, former secretary of state. he speaks to us tomorrow. . haslinda: so we should get a glimpse of where u.s.-china relations are hea

the president was there with the secretary of state antony blinken, what jake sullivan, the nationalurity adviser, trying to determine more information about what had happened. the president also spoke with the nato secretary general jen stoltenberg. so, certainly this flurry of diplomatic activity all culminating in those crisis talks. they were not planned ahead of time. occurring at the presidents hotel. you saw him there at the middle of the table flanked by other members of the g7. also some nato leaders who are at the summit. now, going forward, this nato ambassadors meeting today, that is convened under what is known as article for. article five is the one that gets all the attention. article four is the one where a nato ally can call for consultations among the other member states to try and determine a path forward. so, this will just be the start of intensive diplomacy going forward. but president biden is now at his final engagement of this g20 summit. he is sitting down with the british prime minister, rishi sunak. they will certainly want, to be discussing this as well.

then you have national security adviser jake sullivan who said, no, no, when he was asked in recent days said the position of the biden administration is the united states is going to strengthen ukraine's hand in the war and then they will seek diplomacy. they will seek a political solution when they want to. the united states isn't going to make that determination for them. so it's pretty striking that milley came out yesterday and sort of doubled down on what he said, even though it doesn't match the approach of the biden administration at large here. we should know that it has sent some ukrainians with questions as to who to listen to in the biden administration. even though president biden himself has been clear saying the ukrainians are going to dictate any political solution here, any diplomatic solution here. there are questions when you have the top u.s. general saying maybe this is the moment for diplomacy. >> you certainly do. before you go, you have some new reporting of your own on what happened behind the scenes as information on that missile landed in poland. what happened?

jake sullivan there. and he says this is him speaking with the polish president, a call that happened in the wee hours of the morning in bali where president biden is, and just before midnight in warsaw where the polish president is tonight. phil mattingly is traveling with president biden. what can you tell us? >> reporter: it was a late night to begin with. white house national security team here in bali keeping a close eye on the dozens of missile strikes even before news of what happened in poland actually got to them. when that news arrived, jake sullivan with the president and the secretary of state was briefed on that information, then spoke to his counterpart in poland, and quickly whereafter briefed the president directly. the president spoke directly by phone with polish president andrzej duda. in that phone call, the president received a briefing on the investigation up to that point from president duda. he promised the u.s. would give its full support and assistance for any further investigati

. >> the national security adviser, jake sullivan, just answered that question. as you know, the adviser to the national security council. i'm just not going to go beyond that. and as the president said and as i i have said many i'ms, we jusu to the committee -- >> reporter: well, jake sullivan mentioned cfius with, a board made up of treasury, commerce, state department and doj officials, so the very suggestion that musk's relationship should be looked at looks in a way that president biden is essentially telling the department of justice what to do even though he says the white house is separate from the doj. in october 20 2021 the president was asked if he thought doj should investigate those who died the january 6th subpoenas -- defied, he said, i do, yes. no comment from doj after this recent suggestion by the president, cheryl. cheryl: i have to add the prince has had a stake in twitter since 2011, so -- because elon musk takes over twitter, now it's an issue? just, you know, there's a lot of questions here. david spunt, thank you. >> reporter: there are. c

i think what happened with jake sullivan going to kyiv, the national security advisor when he talkedgotiation sent a clear signal to the russians the americans don't want to keep this war going. if you send somebody to talk to the ukrainians like jake sullivan did and talk about negotiations trying to end this , you're not going to talk about winning the war. you don't negotiate if you want to win. stuart: i'd love to see a win frankly but general keith kellogg thank you very much for being with us sir, appreciate it always, thank you. stuart: taiwan sounding the alarm on china's military actions recently. what are they doing? lauren: taiwan says china flew 36 fighter jets, anti-submarine planes and bombers near taiwan and 10 flew ink across median line in the taiwan straight that separates the island from the mainland. campaign of intimidation. the taiwan president is explicit ly rebuking this latest action and her mission in life is to ensure the island belongs to taiwan and that's some of her strongest statements yet. stuart: fair enough thanks, lauren. check those futures, please

jake sullivan across from him on the sofa. antony blinken taking notes. what do we know about this emergency meeting? >> anderson, this is a gathering of world leaders. they're all here for the g20 summit in bali. and what we know right now is president biden earlier this morning called this meeting, this emergency meeting. it's leaders that represent g7 countries plus nato countries, the european council and european union, all gathering behind closed doors on an emergency basis. and that is a continuation of now hours of president biden and his national security team. you saw two of them, the secretary of state and national security adviser there sitting with him in that white house photo. they have been working through the information that they've been getting. now they have not confirmed the origin of the strike or of the explosion in poland. they have not confirmed exactly what happened yet. but over the course of the last several hours, there has been a methodical process in place, according to officials between national security adviser jake sulliv

cbs news has confirmed that national security adviser jake sullivan held a series of private talks with kremlin officials in the past few months. u.s. officials have also been encouraging ukraine to show russia it's open to peace talks. it comes as there are concerns ukraine's capital of kyiv may have to be evacuated as major blackouts are taking place as russia hits ukraine's power grid. >>> grab your four-leaf clover. tonight is another shot for you to win the largest jackpot in lottery history. after no one matched all the numbers in saturday's powerball drawing, tonight the jackpot has grown to at least $1.9 billion. the lump sum is a staggering $929 million before taxes. in case you're wondering, the odds of matching all the numbers is 292 million to one. >>> coming up, deadly disaster in africa. more than a dozen people are killed after a plane crashes near tanzania. >>> and induction ceremony. dolly parton and others join the rock and roll hall of fame in a massive celebration. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." massive celebration. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." can slow m

experienced diplomat, will be able to decipher what the national security adviser of president biden, jake sullivancould actually come with, we understand that this person knows extremely many and he is trying to fulfill a kind of kissinger mission so shuttle diplomacy and he communicates with very different environments in particular with representatives of the russian federation in your opinion what does sullivan's visit mean precisely because i have a certain voting assumption uh on those issues i would answered your question from another point of view, i already said that there is, let's say, a lack of understanding in the united states and in the collective west, that ukraine's victory should mean a human race, and i think that this is such a question correctly check the lessons in ukraine precisely in order to er this defeat russia but the reality is that it should have been focused on at the same time it is unlikely that they will be able to help eh hmm speeding up the war on a profitable and necessary for ukraine ugh well, mr. olezh, probably lastly , i would like to eh finish the topic of

the world street journal and the washington post that the national security advisor in the us jake sullivan is talking both to moscow and kiev and i think it makes a whole lot of sense. and it's important that these information channels are kept open, but i also agree that it's probably not the right moment yet to really trust the russians on willingness to negotiate. i think part of the truth is also uh that sanctions and all the negative effects on the russian economy probably still have to bite a bit more until there's a readiness. let's now take a deeper dive on what the election results in the u. s could mean for ukraine. and republicans are certainly eager to make the most of their midterm gains in congress to throw obstacles in the way of president biden. so will they rally once again around america first? and if so what could that mean for ukraine support? if mitch mcconnell the us senate's republican caucus leader had his way the u. s. would supply even more weapons including longer range ones to ukraine. congresswoman liz cheney points out we need to be doing more faster in terms

but white house national security adviser jake sullivan said talks with russia on the risks around the use of nuclear weapons are underway, the biden administration had the opportunity to interact at the highest level with the russians to communicate to reduce the risks to convey information about the consequences of a potential use of nuclear weapons. we do not disclose the channels through which communication took place, in order to protect these channels, the state department said the ukrainian conflict will end not on the battlefield, but in diplomatic negotiations. true, politics writes in kiev they are very afraid of today's congressional elections, aid may be reduced in the event of a republican victory, they will be nervous in anticipation of the final results for some time. they promise me tomorrow we may not know all the winners of the elections for several days, it takes time, to count all ballots properly, out of 170 million voters, almost one in four has already voted early ballots mailed in. the pennsylvania supreme court has ruled that mailed ballots are not counted if t

national security advisor jake sullivan confirmed monday he had been in contact with top aides to vladimir putin for several months. the private talks largely focused on limiting escalation of the war in ukraine and preventing the use of nuclear weapons. >> we in the biden administration have had the opportunity to engage at senior levels with the russians to communicate to reduce risk, to convey the consequences of the potential use of nuclear weapons. >> vladimir putin has repeatedly hinted he could resort to nuclear force if things did not go his way in ukraine, drawing international condemnation and a fierce rebuke by u.s. officials. it remains unclear if the russian president has been directly involved in recent talks with washington, with the kremlin having so far refused to confirm the information without denying it outright. >> we have nothing to say about this provocation. anglo-saxon newspapers publish a lot of falsehoods. >> during the cold war, the ite house and the kremlin maintained a direct communications channel known as the hotline to help reduce the possibility of nuclear

declare their readiness for negotiations with russia, and information also appeared that the same jake sullivan maintains informal ties with putin's inner circle, and after that sullivan confirmed it, let's listen to what he said . then i will ask a few more questions, it is obvious that quite a lot of time has passed since the telephone conversation, not to mention the face-to-face meeting between the two presidents. but as i have repeatedly said , we have channels for communicating with russia at a high level levels we did this when it was necessary to clarify possible misunderstandings and try to reduce the risk and probability of a disaster, such as the potential use of nuclear weapons, we do not specify what channels these are, although we sometimes, under certain circumstances, point to conversations that take place, for example, between our minister of defense and their minister of defense but we believe that at this basic level of communication, we have channels that can continue to work effectively to ensure that russia has a very good understanding of the position of the united states

. >> white house national security advisory jake sullivan updated reporters on the war in ukraine, he also talked about the president's upcoming travel schedule which includes a trip to egypt and his first face-to-face meeting with the leader of china. the security advisor answered questions on how the midterm elections could impact international relations. >> good afternoon everybody. ok. so, this afternoon at howard university, the president will think staff, volunteers and everyone who helped ensure everyone could make their voices heard in the midterm election. as you heard him say yesterday, the president, with their votes, the american people have spoken and proven once again that democracy is who we are. while we don't know all the results just yet, we do know that states across the country to record voter turnout. voters also spoke clearly about their concerns, from fighting inflation to addressing crime, to protecting our democracy and the right to choose. these are issues the president has been laser focused on, from day one. and it will remain top priorities for him. as he

ukraine, adviser to the president of the united states of america on national issues security jake sullivan confirmed that communication channels between washington and moscow remain open despite the war in ukraine, the office of the president of ukraine stated that they had not given up on negotiations with russia, but the main condition for starting is the complete withdrawal of russian troops from the territory of the ukrainian state, meanwhile, the russian army continues losses to experience losses in manpower and equipment in ukraine as of the morning of november 8, russia has already lost 77,170 people in ukraine in the last day alone, the armed forces of ukraine destroyed 710 orks, since the beginning of the great war, the russians have already lost in ukraine 2786 tanks, 5654 armored combat vehicles, 1791 artillery systems, 391 rocket salvo systems, 203 air defense systems, 278 aircraft, 260 helicopters, 4216 units of automotive equipment, 16 boats, 399 cruise missiles - 1476 drones, 1,159 special units. of equipment , the enemy suffered the most losses in the bakhmut and avdiiv dir