joining us retired colonel cedric layton, a cnn military analyst. and the former defense secretary.r what they're calling maximum escalation. what are you watching for as russia clearly ramps up its military offensive? >> wolf, the main things that i'm watching for are how the russians are disposing of their forces, where they're putting them, how they're moving them, are there new troop concentrations in specific areas? so for the most part what we are seeing and what the ukrainians are seeing is that moving into the eastern areas, the areas where fred was just at, these are really indications that the russians are moving their forces forward. mainly the conscripts. but they're moving some of their more experienced units, like the airborne units into bakhmut. that indicates that they really believe that particular city, that particular town is one that they need to capture at this point. >> evalyn, what more does ukraine need right now to prepare for this major russian escalation that's coming, as it is clearly waiting for these western battle tanks to be deployed? >> well, wolf, y

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cnn tom foreman and animal coldnal layton, let me begin with you, tom at the magic wall, where has this balloon been and where is it going. >> if we trust what the military thinks about it where it's been was china, flying coming in over canada and drifting in on her to montanas where we had the sitings. the varied because of missile facilities i used to live in south dakota and now sight down around missouri last we heard somewhere around st. louis, where is it going? great question, if it's purely pushed by the jet stream which travels about 110 miles per hour, if that's what it's doing and if it's keeping pace with that, you might say if it traveled along this predicted route it might now somewhere 2018 nashville and louisville kentucky. that's just a guess on math, could be completely wrong, winds and speed could change and how much the balloon is reacting to that can also change, the idea is that if it continued on this path, it would reach the coast over here near the outer banks, obviously further south or north that's what the jet stream is tending to push it, and at that speed,

. >> let's discuss with former deputy director of national intelligence, beth sanders and cedric layton. colonel, let me start with you. you there in natasha's reporting that the administration believes that the technology is not sophisticated. there were no intel-collecting capabilities on the balloon, on this drone beyond what the chinese had through other methods. is this less egregious than initially thought? is it a huge deal? your thoughts? >> victor, i'm not so sure i buy the latest reporting, i certainly buy what natasha is saying, but i don't buy what the administration is saying about this. i think the capabilities of the balloon were probably pretty significant. they were probably pretty similar to what the chinese can get from their satellites. what natasha did mention was the fact that they probably cut the communications link from the balloon back to china, back to its home base in china in order to avoid get intercepted and giving us a better look at how they communicate with each other. so i think these balloons have the potential of being sophisticated, but i don't thin

. >> joining us now, cnn military analyst, colonel cedric layton. good to have you on, sir. you were an intelligence analyst during your time in the military. i wonder, when you look at this consideration by china, according to the u.s. assessment, what do you believe china's aim is here? does it see an opportunity to bog down the u.s. and its allies in this war? >> yeah, jim, good morning. i think that's exactly what they're trying to do here. we have to keep in mind that china and russia both are looking at this in a very different way, through a very different lens than we are. and what that really means is that they want to create a different world order than what currently exists. so what the china and the russians both are looking at, is they want a world order in which they are the more dominant players. and when you move that into ukraine, this is the theater that this conflict has gotten hot in. and you see in the area around bakhmut and all of these other areas, there is a movement to really bring the mass of the russian forces forward, in all of the offensive oper

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has done to little to achieve the girl of removing to daffy from paula united states, should the layton indies effect not trailing behind our allies. the next target was serious. a belief that if you get decent, syria, you can leave asked and power. prominent u. s. economists, jeffrey sachs says that ukraine is the ultimate culmination of the neo cons strategy. the war in ukraine is the culmination of a 30 year project of the american neoconservative movement. the biden administration is packed with the same neocons, who championed the u. s. wars of choice. and serbia, afghanistan, iraq, syria, and libya, and who did so much to provoke russia's invasion of ukraine. endless wars, country after country destroyed. and where is all it is prosperity, freedom and democracy that has been promised? not once, as the neoconservative agenda lived up to its supposed ideals. but despite the hard lessons and the u. s. public being overwhelmingly opposed to further interventions . the war hawk world view remains alive and well as emma ala marvin, our day near. well, this is just part of our ongoing co

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for more on this let's bring in cedric layton. good to see you again.oday's incident is four times now the faa need to restrict air space in the u.s. how concerned are you? >> right now i'm looking at this as a kind of a heightened state of alert but not putting my hair on fire at the moment but we have something going on here. seem seems as if there's an effort, test the air defenses, radar capabilities. we'll reserve judgment to a final conclusion until we get exact descriptions of the flying objects. so it seems as if there's more of this going on. it doesn't surprise me that this would kind of go in a wave but we need to make sure that we keep the jury out on this until we have more information on the issue. >> what generally is the procedure to initiate air space restrictions and then of course scramble jets? >> right. so yeah. there could be any number of things to initiate a situation like this where you restrict airspace. most people would be familiar around on 9/11, they would have at least noticed the restrictions on the east coast during that

i'm jessica layton in new york, now back to dateline.w, with his mother, when things got real. when those detectives, in the room with anne, we're about to attempt to link or to bill's murder. her husband. noah's father. the moment was this. they read her her rights. >> with those rights in mind, do you want to talk to me? >> yes. >> okay. >> to clear everything. >> then, they seemed to back off a little. the complimented and for the fine young man she, and bill, had raised. their interviews, to, had gone into the box. uncomfortable interviews about their mother, their father, about what happened. >> you have two wonderful young men. i just wanted to ask you, though, is your impression of your boys that they are truthful? >> yes. >> okay. >> very much so. >> okay. >> and then, here it came. no more niceties. >> i guess, at this point, i wanted to ask you, what actually happened the other night? >> i don't know what you are asking. i am not sure what you want me to respond. >> here is what i would ask you to respond. i will tell you -- we

air force colonel cedric layton spoke with cnn about the object and offered this perspective. >> definitelyme kind of aerial vehicle that you know, is up there but it could be some kind of a measurement system, measurement device, it could be some, you know, may even, it doesn't have the same kind of equipment that the balloon, the chinese surveillance balloon had. there's still a possibility it could have collected information. what's interesting is this particular object was deploying over pluto bay, which is, of course, a major oil field for the u.s., and there could be economic interest in deciding you know, exactly what this is, maybe making some gee lodge he can measurements, doing those kinds of things it's hard to say exactly what it right now but they're definitely interested in something that the u.s. has, and it could be from a variety of different places, china, russia, all possibilities at this point. >> more than 24,000 people think of it are now confirmed dead from the powerful earthquake that devastated turkey and syria monday, in turkey, emergency crews from around world ha

discussion of this topic has been postponed for 2-3 months, pointed out by us secretary of defense laytonthe head of the british defense department said that london would not help kiev with fighters, not now , never, or later, even the militant poles do not have enough planes for the apu about this, warsaw reported a few hours ago, most likely, ukraine will not see fighters. one simple. the reason for training even an experienced pilot takes a year and a half, however, some heavy equipment for kiev in the bottom of the barrel. scraped together appeared photos that arrived by the sea in american military equipment in the german hafin burden. now there are 60 bradley ifvs and 280 units of other combat vehicles, while the united states seems ready to transfer to ukraine a batch of weapons seized off the coast. yemen is talking about an arsenal , which, as far as can be judged, was directed at the houthis, it is noteworthy that the weapons are mainly small arms and the most exotic models of the united states and germany from intentions to supply ukraine with abrams leopard tanks so far did no

i want to bring in cnn military analyst and retired air force colonel, sedrick layton. thank you for joining us at this hour. what would western-supplied planes mean to yukraine and its ability to push russia back? >> well, between planes and helicopters, you would have a good mix for the ukrainians to aptly go after the russians, not only on the front lines but behind the front lines. this is one of the key factors that the ukrainians are looking for. one of the key factors that is missing from a modern operation. if the ukrainians were able to get an air superiority, in localized areas, that would be a huge deal for them. one of the big questions is, how well and how quickly can they be trained to use different equipment? what sam showed with the mi-8 helicopters, that's about two generations ago in terms of helicopters and aviation. to be brought up to speed, that will be a different situation and will take some time to do that. >> yeah. a lot of technology and a lot of things to learn. next week, it marks the one-year an rersry of russia's invasion of ukraine. i rem

i am just good layton in new york, now back to dateline.. reeva steenkamp and oscar pistorius we're an a list item. but just months into their relationship, rumors of oscar's jealousy were causing a stir. then, on valentines day, the romance ended in a blast of gunfire. now, the man who pulled the trigger was headed headed to court with the world watching. here's keith morrison with "the rise and fall of oscar pistorius". >> four shots through a door. no question, oscar pistorius fired them and that he killed reeva steenkamp. but was it murder? police and prosecutors thought it was from the very first night. as the trial began, everyone was wondering how the state was going to prove the killing of reeva was premeditated. that oscar actually meant to kill her. >> i think the state has put a huge amount of work and a huge amount of money, and a huge amount of effort into making their case. >> a case that the prosecution argued was just as simple as it looked on day one. >> he can't deny that reeva was killed by himself, at his house. and that

. >> hi i'm jessica layton. here's what is happening.oke out at an industrial facility on saturday. witnesses there described the flames as three stories high, with smoke that could be seen for miles. the smoke is now being watched closely by the states division of air quality. we still do not know what caused the fire. i'm jessica layton in new york, now get back to late side! ck to late side! two dead wives. two lonely places. lane and tony never knew each other. but they shared so much. in life, they both married harold henthorn. and in death, harold had them both cremated against the wishes of their family. >> we didn't find out that they had been cremated until the memorial service. he would like to be able to go to her grave somewhere and see her. i mean, the family said the same thing. you know, devastated. they overheard that she wanted to be cremated. i mean, as soon as he got that body released, boom, cremated. >> and they added that, if that wasn't enough. he then took those ashes and then put them where he wanted them. >> ton

. >>> and let's bring in cedrick layton. so there have been growing concerns about china now even according to the cia director who feels almost certain china has a plan to supply russia with more arsenal. this is what the national security adviser jake sullivan said earlier today on cnn. listen. >> and beijing will have to make its own decisions about how it proceeds, whether it provides military assistance. but if it goes down that road it will come at real cost to china and i think china's leaders are weighing that as they make their decisions. >> and so how -- what are your concerns as china weighs its decisions? >> well good morning, fred. i think the biggest thing that we have to look at is the very fact that china and russia are within themselves closer together. there has been a relationship between the two of them especially with putin in power in russia and xi in china, that really shows this greater alliance, they have an intelligence working relationship between their intelligence agencies, they have done militar

let's continue this conversation with retired air force colonel cedric layton. what is going on? this is the latest incident, this third shootdown of a craft. first it was a balloon. now these unidentified objects in a week. what are your thoughts? is it, these things shut down as an abundance of caution? they're on our radar screen and we're looking for them because it is top of mind? >> i think the big thing is that there is heightened awareness at this point. you had the incident a week ago where we shot down the chinese surveillance balloon. we are pretty convinced that's what that was. and then we see all these other objects. they are very sensitive to anything that even looks remotely like a foreign object in the skies. when you look at where these other two objects, the second and the third object, where they were, the second one was near the bay, a major area for the united states, and the third one over yukon. rich in resources. so there are all sorts of possibilities. could it be a weather balloon? absolutely. are there other things that it could be? yes. we have to fin

as the spread of misinformation, and layton eyes. sadly, we see it every single day.eadly war in ukraine. back in april the new york times have said this. the narratives events -- by conservative american media. in recent months. reinforcing and feeding on one another. here is what some of fox news chuckle carson asset to his viewers about the russian invasion. please watch this. >> it might be worth asking ourselves sense it's getting pretty serious. what is this really about? why do i hate putin so much? as putin ever called me a racist? as he threatened to get me fired for disagreeing with him? has he shipped every middle class job in my town to russia? why does permit washington state him so much? instead, the one ukraine is designed to cause regime change in moscow. they want to top in the russian government. that would be payback for the 2016 election. that would be inevitability and stage of russia gate. >> former uk prime minister, boris johnson, a conservative, it is currently in a speaking tour. he has some thoughts to share about his republican friends tuck

bart layton the richmond, antioch direction, traveling along 1, 0, one, 30 minutes. 85 up towards miller park. let's check on 8.80 for you. silly after down to 37. about 30 minutes back to you. thanks. a lot 6.20, right now and the meeting between president biden, house speaker kevin mccarthy didn't end up with a deal on the debt ceiling, know mccarthy's they have. obviously some very distinct differences in their ideas for what to do. but they he thinks there is an opportunity for them to come to an agreement. some point. our washington, d.c., correspondent basil john, is live in dc with where we are today. high diesel. >> well, during james, good morning. the clock is ticking on the talks as the u.s. could default. >> on the national debt this summer unless they can come to a compromise. >> we want to make sure we do this in a responsible, reasonable way. house speaker kevin mccarthy said he had good talks with president joe biden on the debt ceiling but no deal was reached. we promised we would continue the conversation. we'll see if we can get that. i think at the end of the day we c

. ♪♪ >> i'm jessica layton, let's get you the latest on that late huge earthquake in turkey in syria.people alone are being treated in hospital and more than 1 million are being left homeless. in syria, that number who lost their homes is closer to 5.3 million. the u.n. emergency relief coordinator is warning that the overall death total could toe double, rescue workers are continuing the round the clock search for any remaining survivors. and now, back to dateline. >> welcome back to "dateline". i'm craig melvin. michelle martinko's unsold murder marked a loss of innocence for her friends and family. but not a loss of hope. cold case detectives were determined to catch the killer using a modern arsenal of tools. the same technology used to crack a legendary case in california, was about to reveal a tantalizing clue. back to dennis murphy with "and then there were three". >> the decades old investigation into michelle martinko's 1979 murder had emergency. detective doug larsson had a dna profile of the killer and the original list of suspects. >> doug started with the really obvious s

air force colonel, cedric layton and cnn's national security analyst, juliette kayyem.ht, colonel, thank you for being with us. what is your reaction to this? >> well, this is really interesting. arlette's reporting has really piqued my interest, because what you're seeing here is something that we -- i don't think we've seen before. an octagonal object. so i don't know if that's a payload or if that's actually the balloon or the propulsion system or, you know, something else like that. so we don't have very many details, but these are the kinds of questions that we definitely have to be asking. and then the other thing that i thought was interesting from this octagonal object, we have strings coming out, strings could be all kinds of things, but i'm looking at the possibility of those strings being an ttennas of one type or another either for receiving or transmitting information. that's the kind of stuff we have to analyze. we have to have the d.o.d. and other forensic analysts analyze this and really take a look at this system actually is, how it connects with the ot

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retired air force colonel cedric layton is back with us. you thought you were leaving for the evening, but -- like the line from "the godfather," we pulled you back in. let me ask you because the canadian defense minister had this press conference about a half hour, 45 minutes ago, and some of what she was saying was intriguing. and feel tfree to throw cold water on suspicions going on as to what's happening. she described this object as flying at about 40,000 feet, similar to what took place in alaska, so that brought into the equation this issue of civilian aviation safety. that it was shot down over central yukon. and that it was cylindrical in shape which sounds curious, and i talked to mary schiavo, analyst, earlier, she said there are cylindrical-shaped objects flying around from time to time, so it's not that strange. what is your assessment as to what we're hearing from the canadian side of things, we're not hearing a lot from the american side at this point. >> yeah. i think that's partly, jim, because it happened on -- over canadi

. >> i'm jessica layton in new york. and here are the headlines. minister justin trudeau order that takedown after consulting with president joe biden. and john tory, the mayor of toronto, has stepped down after acknowledging that he had an affair with a former staffer. you may remember that tory was first elected mayor in 2014. in parts, on a process to restore respectability to office. after the turbulent term of rob ford. and now back to dateline! and now back to dateline >> if ali irsan was a murder. he was a good one. there had been no fingerprints, no dna, no shell casings left behind at either crime scene. there had been no witnesses, no murder weapons. cory beavers and coty beavers said the family was not shy about asking investigators questions. >> what are you going to do to solve this murder? are you going to hold the people accountable? they listened, but they were given a very limited response. we were given very generic answers >> what were investigators doing? they had ali irsan under constant surveillance. and with the help of the f