iraq will not be permitted to annex kuwait.ot a boast, it'sjust the way it's going to be. the coalition took only 100 hours to destroy the iraqi forces in kuwait. at the moment, we are waiting for the american bombers to come. all the firing that's going on, there is a great deal of it, is just pretty wildly up in the air. but they stopped short of invading iraq itself. kuwait is once more in the hands of kuwaitis. the elder president bush was a very wise man, and very well versed in international matters. and he would have realised that if he had gone to baghdad, that would have been the easy part. it was what you then do when you've got rid of a government and created a political vacuum. slowly, and with immense brutality, saddam hussein re—established his power in iraq. this looks like it is some sort of a concerted... in 2001, osama bin laden ordered the 9/11 attacks. saddam hussein wasn't involved, but the new president bush gave the impression he had been. america went after saddam, as well as bin laden. britain backed am

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we would take them to warehouses in kuwait. they would be broken into various jessica packages and then we would deliver those supplies throughout kuwait and on up into iraq up to baghdad international airport as well as logistic base sites and many other places like that, the air force base. but it was a very difficult time. it was the first year of the war. war. we had just gone into iraq. it was very chaotic at that time, i guess there's a good way to describe it. and on that first trip up into iraq, my company didn't even have maps. so what i i did, i knew there s a tennessee national guard unit that had already made a trip to baghdad international airport, so i went to that company command and asked if he would give us a briefing and share with us the path we get to baghdad international airport. so he came over, sat down with me and my first sergeant and those that would be leading this nation and he pulled out his hand drawn map and he shared it with us, and my driver copied that hand-drawn map down so that they would kn

final was against armaan an established force in asian cricket and it seemed every afghan living in kuwait was in attendance the match went down to the last ball armand's batsman needed just a single run to tie the schools. was . now at this point it appeared the afghan scene had warned. that but on the sidelines some official forehead wrinkling had begun suddenly the results was in doubts and yet after a little more arithmetic and for the match was declared a toy i'm on an afghanistan with joint champions. and others integration and i got his gun owner in the grid out of it out here going to mess out are very happy and this is there's a power to stay up i got my life. the trophy may not have stayed around for long but afghanistan's cricket team had a right. that was a change you know what pick it up a lot of support on the people i think there was 14000 people was going to watch the magic johnson that was that was 0 from the time that and the players was a thing that we should need to win this tournament but we didn't get any traffic before that and then we get back to kabul afghanistan a

so we were stationed in kuwait, and i was the commander of a transportation company.o we would deliver supplies. we'd pick supplies up at the port, we would take them to warehouses in kuwait, they'd be broken into various logistical packages, and then we would deliver those supplies throughout kuwait and on up into iraq, up to baghdad international airport as well as logistic spaced sites and many places like that, the air force base. but it was a very difficult time. it was the first, you know, the first tier of the war. we had just gone in to iraq. it was very chaotic at that time, i guess is a good way to describe it. and on that first trip up into iraq, few e company didn't even have have masks. so what i dud, i knew there was a tennessee national guard unit that had already made a trip to baghdad international airport, so i went to that company commander and asked if he would come give us a briefing and share with us, you know, the path that would get to baghdad international airport. so he came over and he sat down with me and my first sergeant and those that wo

and we were permanently stationed in iraq and i had the advantage of the station in kuwait. we just ran back and forth. but those other units. when we redeployed, i redeployed with my entire unit. that was something that we have to recognize the sacrifices all of the way around. and there's different levels. in the some of them lost soldiers and it was devastating. and where the combat infantry patches. some of them are supply sergeants, some are truck drivers. we are all vulnerable when we go into a combat zone. so god bless them. and i was just very fortunate to come home with everyone. peter: we mentioned that you were the first female combat sergeant to serve as a united states senator. i would guess to say that you are the first probably senator to be ever be paid. [laughter]. joni: probably. [laughter]. yes pretty i was paid. i was on the battalion commander. and that nearly three years served as as a commander. we had annual training in wisconsin. where all of my units work together as one time for that two week annual training. so i had my units out there and then i

that my base in kuwait we had to wear long baggies sweatpants all the time no matter the temperature when you have to exercise it was another ridiculous policy run amok americans were doing this to our own people. i waited be irritated by that double standard in kuwait and ultimately i had to make a decision if i would speak up or just be silent and do what was best for me. this is not an easy decision. i share in the book calling a mentor asking for advice. i didn't want to do it. wanted to show women belong i didn't want to raise a women's issue. we are still transitioning as a fighter but my mentor told me to read the book of esther and the line it really hit me you were put in this position for such a time as this and this is for everybody listening wherever you are when you feel strongly making a difference you are put in this position your the one to take the risk to make that difference and that was my journey over eight years. >>host: one of the themes in your book is faith. >> yes. i grew up in a family of faith and went to church each week it wasn't personal for me as a you

see now is if the client comes from one of kuwait's wealthiest families. well that sex is going to last he turns up every year and buys loads of stuff i ship it to him and then he sends me photos of all the new things he wants to buy. now he wants to order some more he's a very nice man but he's disappeared again. well why did. the group. who. live there is her client ended up placing an order with more than 200000 euros well worth the white. thinking also that he's a great customer he's always happy he sends me what's out photos of what he wants. and if the customers happy i'm happy which they call it but. alex jiménez isn't rich and he doesn't and he ours and yet everyone here knows him . to get out so do i oh good itself yeah absolutely they have a dollar so you're the yard guy here and you see what the boys used this thing out of a busy busy show yet sounds like you've been busy oh yeah we get all that and they're great and so they get their great great great great good essential requests if they are good i know it and it's the gap is many things. that

> he was really a dominant withe in policy, beginning saddam hussein's invasion of liberation of, kuwait, breakup of yugoslavia, breakup of soviet union, collapse of the warsaw pact, and of the cold war. it was busy in those days. he was a very levelheaded guy. who h w bushmeone knew very well, which is by he made him national security advisor. mr. bolton also said that president bush is an anomaly to the republican party and that he is peerless to have been the white house. wanda vasquez has lost her chance at reelection. nonvotings former member of the u.s. house of

he's from kuwait we can't find him he's out there somewhere. i don't know what happened to him because he's been going around in circles but i guess he'll get here eventually. they'll fix it and this customer visits me in monaco all the time he heard that i was here so he wants to stop by and see me. he's a very good customer it's but now he's lost he's been trying to find us for 90 minutes i can't figure it out. they were. after an hour at the kuwaiti is finally located. here with me now. great michel found him perfect. and finally my dear lady but then my mother was ill yeah it's very easy the way the man flew all the way from kuwait to buy furniture from sabrina she set up a show room on one of the. ideas and would think you can see how i take everything in this on this is what ok so you remember that you have the same at home mom will send you something like this is this color for sure those are the 3 making and they were making all of this then you would see it and then we'll see what we. smell with the time it comes from one of kuwait's w

i had the advantage my station in kuwait and we ran mission back and forth. but the other units i was so blessed because when they redeployed i've redeployed with my entire unit. the buck all areas where the combat infantry. i was fortunate to come home with everyone. >> host: he mentioned you were the first female combat veteran to serve as a united states senator and i would guess to say you were probably the first senator to ever be taped. -- >> guest: i was a commander in the years i served as the battalion commander, we had an annual training at wisconsin where all of my units were together at one time for the annual training. so i had my and maintenance units out there and one company of policemen and we had a phenomenal getting ready to exit the guard and i was trying to get him to reenlist. he said i would reenlist if i can pay taste are you. so we did. we went into the teaser training it had a company commander. he went first and wanted to make sure that he was the first one to be tased. horrible experience. i don't recommend it for anyone but we did

in kuwait, breakup of yugoslavia, soviet union, collapse of the warsaw pact.busy back in those days. he was a very levelheaded guy. who george hmeone w bush knew well, which is why he made him national security advisor. >> are you confident that either party can get back to the grace oft after a trump era? >> it is harder and harder to do, which is for the first time in my adult political life, i'm not voting for the republican nominee. i think we can correct what can happen after one trump term, but after two, perhaps not able to correct. how hedon't even know would react to the way it is today. >> what does joe biden need to do to make it a one term trump? >> i am not going to vote for biden either, which i think we may have discussed her. in the remaining days of the campaign, if he projects evenhandedness, steadiness, courtesy, a sense of humor, a lack of vindictiveness -- you know, being a normal guy, would go a long way. people crave that. even many republicans have spoken to will vote for trump because they fear the left wing of the democratic party, th

know if the time comes from one of kuwait's wealthiest families. well that sucks is when. he turns up every year and buys loads of stuff i ship it to him and then he sends me photos of all the new things he wants to buy. now he wants to order some more he's a very nice man but he's disappeared again. but i did. good. if there is her client ended up placing an order. with more than 200000 euros well worth the white . sankey all said that he's a great customer he's always happy he sends me what's out photos of what he wants. and if the customers happy i'm happy to go with it but. alex jiménez isn't rich and he doesn't own a yacht and yet everyone here knows him. without the new oh you really self yeah absolutely they have a dollar so you're the young guy here and you see you with the boys you see this thing a trouble busy busy show yet sounds like you've been busy oh yeah we got a little i'm doing great and so i think they're going to go good essential request if they are good enough and it's a go it's many things. alex is this social media stuff and it goes well the name do

call with certainty he's from kuwait we can't find him he's out there somewhere. i don't know what happened to him. he's been going around in circles but i guess he'll get here eventually. they'll fix it and this customer visits me in monaco all the time he heard that i was here so he wants to stop by and see me. he's a very good customer it's but now he's lost he's been trying to find us for 90 minutes i can't figure it out. there's been a week. after an hour the kuwaiti is finally located the kid is here with me you know. great michelle found him perfect. and finally why do you maintain. that in the moment is it that it's very easy the way that the man flew all the way from kuwait to buy furniture from sabrina she set up a show room on one of the yachts. and one thing he uses can see that how i take everything in his own this is what ok so you remember that you have this thing that whole money will send you something like this is this kind of for sure because you make you know they were making all this yeah well we'll see it and then we'll see what we. see now i

he's from kuwait we can't find him he's out there somewhere. i don't know what happened to him because he's been going around in circles but i guess you'll get here eventually. they'll fix it and this customer visits me in monaco all the time he heard that i was here so he wants to stop by and see me. he's a very good customer it's but now he's lost he's been trying to find us for 90 minutes i can't figure it out. there's been a. doctor now at the kuwaiti is finally located. it is here with me no. great michelle found him perfect. finally what you made it a lot but it was it yeah it's very easy the way that the man flew all the way from kuwait to buy furniture from sabrina she set up a showroom on one of the yachts. everything he uses can see that how i take everything and piss on this is what ok so you remember that you have this thing that whole month we send you something like this is this kind of for sure but it is making a way to make you know all this then you know well we'll see it and then we'll see what we. always have the time and com

at the time and made the film about the failures of kuwait it was in the news in 10 seconds snippets in little clips every every evening but i thought there was something much bigger big show had to be done because it's not only a put it a political component in there the bad guys of saddam hussein started to fire since and i thought it was speaker it was a crime and not only a political crime it was a train against creation itself against the meaning of creation in a major firmware in a way firmed it was imagery where you cannot recognize our planet anymore every single image is as if it were shot on a catastrophic different planet somewhere out in the universe and yet we know it's our planet try to to do a deeper approach that. back to what you're saying about yemen the situation in yemen this is highly highly highly complicated and complex it's not just simply a proxy war between east and west in saudi arabia and you're just name it it's very very complex and i'm not a pundit but i see what is happening and i do see what is happening and and i think it is catastrophic it is catast

at the time and made the film about the failures of kuwait it was in the news in 10 seconds snippets in little clips every every evening but i thought there was something much bigger big show had to be done because it's not only a put it a political component in there the bad guys of saddam hussein started to fire since and i thought it was speaker it was a crime and not only a political crime it was a train against creation itself against the meaning of creation in a mater firmware in a way firmed it was imagery where you cannot recognize our planet anymore every single image is as if it were shot on a catastrophic different planet somewhere out in the universe and yet we know it's our planet try to to do a deeper approach but back to what you're saying about yemen the situation in yemen . this is highly highly highly complicated and complex it's not just simply a proxy war between east and west in saudi arabia and your chest name it it's very very complex and i'm not a pundit but i see what is happening and i do see what is happening and and i think it is catastrophic it is catastr

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winds picking up as i said so there will be that lifted dust and sand coming out of iraq through kuwait down across the gulf states over the coming days we are going to see a little more in the way of dusty conditions coming through here 46 celsius here in doha similar temperatures there for back that's a not as hot as it has been a recently also enough in kuwait very close to 50 degrees celsius and similar conditions as we go on into way to stay showers will continue into western yemen and beyond those showers drifting across the other side of the red sea of course and some think down poles actually making their way across a good part of ethiopia over the next showers there into chad over towards west africa the showers up around the sun hello further north than might otherwise be but sadly the nevertheless southern parts of west africa and other hand it was a little drier than a flight. of . kidnappings and murders in crimea since russia's forced an extension of the black sea finnish. i don't understand why. schools of crimea into tongs have been arrested. and. most building by russia

in 2005, 2006 talking to women who were running for office for the first time in kuwait.this is a struggle that goes on in some places, by the way, the right to vote does not necessarily mean the vote matters. that's the other struggle that's going on in places. >> i'm smiling because that was the anecdote that i had remembered that i was going to ask you about. i think it was 2006. we were in kuwait and president bush had little time on his schedule before his next event and he had a choice, he could go see the little league team or he could go visit with the women from kuwait who were the first to ever run from office. and so i was in the room with them just before he came in, and they were so nervous to meet him. and when he came in, he gathered them around and he said, i am so proud of you. and they said, but we lost. all of us lost our first race. he said, i lost my first race too. >> yes. >> and i wonder about as -- sort of populism and nationalism takes hold around the world, what about those other countries and does america and american women, do we still have a r

in kuwait. so this is a struggle that goes on in some places, by the way, the right to vote does not necessarily mean the vote matters. that is the other struggle that is going on and places. >> i'm smiling because that was the anecdote i had remembered that i was going to ask you about. i think it was 2006. we were in kuwait. president bush had a little time on his schedule for his next event. he had a choice to go see the little league team, or go visit with the women from kuwait who were the first ever to run for office. i was in the room with them. just before he came in. they were so nervous to meet him. when he came and, he gathered them around and said, i am so proud of you. he said but we lost. all of us lost our first race. >> i lost my first raced to. >> i wondered -- populism and nationalism take hold around the world. what about those other countries? does america and american women -- do we still have responsibilities to try to help others who have not had such an opportunity yet? >

from my base in kuwait they were making us wear long baggies sweatpants all the time on base. whatever the temperature was outside. when you're trying to exercise which you need to do to stay safe as fighter pilots it was another ridiculous policy of a little cultural senate sensitivity run, where americans were doing this to our own people so i was being irritated by that double standard in kuwait and ultimately i have to make a decision whether i was going to seek out, that was my first cup decision when secretary perry came to visit or whether i was going to be silent and do what was bestfor me this was not an easy decision . i share calling back to a mentor and asking for advice, i didn't want to do it. i was trying to keep my head down and show women belong and the last thing i wanted to do was raise a women's issue. we were still transitioning into fighter but my mentor told me to read the book of esther and i share this story in "dare to fly" and the line hit me , can it be that you were put in this position for such a time as this and i think that's a message for every

and we saw that when saddam hussein invaded kuwait. the mideast might have become a nuclear powderkeg, our energy supplies held hostage. so we did what was right and what was necessary. we destroyed a threat, freed a people, and locked a tyrant in the prison of his own country. [cheering and applause] [chants of "we want george"] well, what about the leader of the arkansas national guard, the man who hopes to be commander-in-chief? while i bit the bullet and he bit his nails. two days -- two days -- [cheering and applause] two days -- listen to this now, two days after congress followed my lead, my opponent said this, and i quote directly, "i guess i would have voted with the majority if it was a close vote. but i agree with the arguments the minority made." booing] now, sounds to me like his policy can be summed up by a road sign he's probably seen on his bus tour, "slippery when wet." [cheering and applause] look, this is serious business. think about the impact of our foreign policy failures the last time the democrats controlled bo

now, if you remember, the women in kuwait then won in the next set of elections and i remember havinge conversations with them about how you had men voters too, not just women voters, we had programs through the national endowment for democracy set up under ronald reagan, it has a national democratic institute, it has a republican counterpart and they have gone to work with women civil society leaders to help them get better at it. that's one thing that we can do. we can take our experience and help women abroad who don't even quite know how to organize to win an election, to do so. but there's another sadr story and i hope that we are very focused on how bad it was for women in afghanistan when the attacks took place on 9/11 here in the united states, the taliban was in power in afghanistan. this was a place where girls could not go to school. this was a place where women were executed in a stadium given to the taliban by the united nations. while that has been a harder struggle than anything any of us perhaps anticipated, women have gained rights in afghanistan and we cannot abandon

the raising the red flag doctors alarmed by the troubling rise of kuwait 19 cases in germany caution the nation risks squandering its early success in fighting the outbreak cluster.

tuesday so that means there is a high risk of oil nobility off it looking countries regarding the kuwait 19 shot and these countries that basically. don't have that much option do or very much reliant on the international as he says the emergency aid and find them a look meant as his stance because otherwise it might face significant political risk and he stability and the cost would increase even more not only for them but also for global community into lumped them off with these countries need to diversify do you want to. these from tourism partly to other sectors such as manufacturing agriculture also the need to implement some institutional reforms and establish prison 70 font which help these countries to deposit part of their own expected really news from the 27th and it's been the india in the time that the specialty for the band equipment you and finally how does the tourism industry itself need to change in order to survive and keep people safe at the same time i know that the information technology in digitalization will not only be used in business cost of the tourism industry

in line with kuwait city and tehran, as far as air quality is concerned. you can see improvements on the peninsula. you can see the broader picture and you can see as you march to the east, the air quality declines and we get into the purples where actually the air quality is worse than places like tehran and kuwait city. let's look at the tower cams. i can show you the dichotomy we have going on. palo alto, you can see blue skies and it's improving as we look at the 101. and the golden gate bridge, there's fires to the north and that's not fog, that's smoke, and we have seen declining places like mill valley, it's in the red and orange, mill valley. and walnut creek, and we are talking about marching to the east and the declining air quality, you can see that thick haze and smoke. so do what you can to remain indoors as much as possible, and limit your time outdoors because it's no good for you. >> let's bring in jessica and rob mayeda. we do this every year, for the last ten years seemingly, and people might want to start about thinking where to buy thei

winds picking up as i said so there will be that lift it doesn't sound coming out of iraq through kuwait down across the gulf states over the coming days we are going to see a little more in the way of dusty conditions coming through here 46 celsius here in doha similar temperature there for baghdad so not as hot as it has been a recently also nothing kuwait's very close to 50 degrees celsius and similar conditions as we go on into way to stay showers will continue into western yemen and beyond those showers drifting across the other side of the red sea of course and some think down poles actually making their way across a good part of ethiopia over the next day also was there into chad over towards west africa the showers up around the sun hello little further north than it might otherwise be but said he then nevertheless southern parts of west africa on the other hand it was a little drier than a flight. kidnappings and murders in crimea says russia's forced onyx ation of the black sea finnish. i don't understand why the speed now. scores of crimean to toss have been arrested tortured

the apache helicopter that senator kerry opposed took out those republican guard tanks in kuwait and the gulf war. the f-15 eagle that senator kerry opposed blue over our nation -- flew over our nation in this very city after 9/11. onould go on and on and against the patriot missile that shot down saddam hussein's good missiles over -- scud missiles. initiative,defense against the trident missile, against, against, against. tos is in the man who wants be the commander-in-chief of the u.s. armed forces. [crowd booing] with what? spitballs? cheering and applause] 20 years can tell you much more about a man then 20 weeks of campaign rhetoric. wantign tells who you people to think you are. how you vote tells people who you really are deep inside. applause]and senator kerry has made it clear that he will use military force only if approved by the united nations. booing] would let paris decide when the u.s. needs defending. kerry who says he doesn't like outsourcing, wants to outsource our national security. that's the most dangerous outsourcing of all. this politician once to be leader of

steal the money sadly yesterday we were hearing that the force shipment of supplies that came from kuwait some of it was being sold in stores clearly marked not for what he said that is something that unfortunately happens all over the world but it's sad to have been under these conditions the decision that level them should not allow for this to see it going to speak to really appreciate you coming on to international my guess is you have nasa middle east geo political analyst thank you. thank you very you. lebanon's not the only middle eastern country gripped by unrest some 15000 people have been on the streets of jerusalem gathering outside the residence of the israeli prime minister they've denounced corruption and government handling of the pandemic. after midnight police ordered demonstrators to return home and forcibly removing those who didn't and when he faces charges of bribery fraud and breach of trust he denies any wrongdoing at the same time unemployment has soared as a result of coronavirus restrictions. is the news are more news after this break. the world is driven by drea

saudi arabia the brain and amman kuwait spain and then i know that. in life there are you you need tension to make a deal and then there are 3 major actors here that were released on school with the making of the steel 3 contributing elements 1st called the 19 pandemic i've heard from several gulf leaders that with our wealth and resources and israel's brain trust and technology that state can't or we could break the jury panel c.n.n. only the region of the world speculating the whole controversy over the possible and it station of the west bank what the emirates did today is they say the 2 state solution and wind instruments of tremendous opportunity and they pay for the palestinians the fact that there will be discussions down of a 2 state solution and 3rd you always have the angolite as extension of this threat coming from iran but it was these 3 intruding eliz that created the tension to make this the start that jordan apparently does not see it the way you do rap on today jordan the government of jordan said that the region will move towards a ju

personalities of kuwait national networks and improve that's the gets the president against the elections against the other side i have decided that my broadcast today in belarus one was the last one nobody influenced this decision i took it myself there are not many of us but we exist. vera correctly cover hoost of good morning bell arrest sergei because lovitz presenter to tiana brought kidda and vladimir bercow who snuck in and try to claim the credit. until recently i presented the ass to military program in paris one i'm no longer a presenter of this t.v. project i resigned myself and it wasn't easy the people want justice the people don't want lies the people want freedom. you may have come away with a sense that he resigned over the elections like like others who sacrificed their livelihoods their income as an act of protest vladimir didn't know no that's just him trying to claim the credit line it is absolutely unclear from the message when the prison to have the program in my opinion this was done on purpose the t.v. company said goodbye to the dimmer a month ago the load is a sh

but also the commerce which performed the mess they were passports to the united arab emirates and kuwait so i don't think that in this case this. corruption is the rule is an exception ok as a rule needs the programs more others would tell you for example that like it or not but selling passports or citizenships has become a big global market for wealthy individuals who are looking for low taxes education and or have their own political reasons and when you say we have to reconsider or look into which you seem to be in a way or another completely disconnected from the new reality of the world which is basically the riot of every single individual who has cash to buy citizenship yes that's true that there may be legitimate reason to hold a 2nd passport and and legitimate reason for a poor applying for a passport in cyprus or elsewhere in over and over you countries but what so transparency international as an anti-corruption movement we're not positioning ourselves against the schemes but what we've seen so far is that member states countries in general i've been been neighbor to demonstr

for that blowing dust the bloody conditions temperatures here at around $44.00 celsius to $48.00 in kuwait $45.00 the impact that that we go with the showers still just around the southern end of the red sea heavy showers to into eritrea into ethiopia sliding across south sudan central african republic seeing more big downpours as well those showers just extend their way over towards the gulf of guinea right across pushing up into the sahal now southern parts of west africa again still somewhat dry than we would have space at this time of the year and a similar picture as we go on through thursday further south we have showers sister jewish doing on show from time to time around somalia pushing up into eastern parts of kenya for south africa a good deal cooler in post lisbon for the high of just 13. a $150000000.00 trees disappear every year into the clothing that we all went from cycling to. the famous yellow dress from blue jeans. to conserving the world's dwindling wetlands. aids. bird migration. right where we are the basic discovered a treasure trove is one of the most special that la

read say the main feature really is going to be that way and spilling out of iraq coming out across kuwait into the northeast of saudi arabia him caught so we could see a little bit of lifted dust and sand as we go through saturday and on into sunday temperatures again getting up into the mid forty's a similar temperature there for baghdad that we want to showers up towards the black sea the caspian sea and once again because he wanted to shout just around the southern end of the red sea and beyond some showers there just a round of a tremor spilling across a theo p.-a all the way into the northern half of the democratic republic of congo say some lively showers for a time just making the wear cross uganda and eventually we could see some showers just starting to push into the coastal fringes tanzania easing up into that eastern side of kenya showers continue over its was the gulf of guinea some rather heavy showers possibility into the central african republic easing towards the share further south that is generate dry but there is a change on the way we got a little more on the way of cl