this is the head directly, this is the head of the pentagon, lloyd austin, and the head of the joint, although this meeting is already traditional. as lloyd austin said, and on the other hand, this is the unprecedented missile hysteria of the russian federation, which in recent days has been striking our critical infrastructure with cruise missiles and attack drones. russia's missile attack on ukraine has further rallied the west in its determination to support kyiv in this war , us defense secretary lloyd austin said on wednesday. in this way, all the rules of war are being destroyed, this is a full-scale war against the civilian population of ukraine, we see that putin is not hitting military targets, the recent mass attack hit more more civilians and even more united countries around the world, that is why today we are gathered here to defend the inalienable right of ukrainians to self-defense , and also lloyd austin said that the united states will support ukraine as long as necessary on the battlefield, this is actually known a thesis that provides for long-term military support

david lloyd george.t there _ david lloyd george. yes, i think you can expect there was _ david lloyd george. yes, i think you can expect there was plenty - david lloyd george. yes, i think you can expect there was plenty going . david lloyd george. yes, i think you | can expect there was plenty going on tonight and lots of conversations about liz truss�*s future. these conversations have been happening for weeks now. liz truss always had critics and her party. she only had a third support her really. she was going to have a difficult time with party authority, but i think how badly things have got so quickly means that even her supporters are questioning how long she can remain. i think tonight, it feels like there has been a rationing up of this. lots of mps of the problem of not knowing what comes after liz truss. the situation is so bad, they need to worry what comes next after. i think lots were looking at the contest and saying, is that the best thing we can do? but also, can any candidate current i

that was the last anybody heard from jess lloyd.e video game, guitar hero. the just lloyd who had a ton of friends but no current boyfriend. the sister who love to crack wise with her older brother. >> you call her name, and she'd have a better one right there waiting. >> but where was she now? >> it was just a mystery. an absolute mystery. and nobody could come up with any answers. >> they didn't wait long to call the police. >> she was reported to us missing on the friday. >> cory was then chief of the belleville police service. >> and with the information that the family provided, us we realize that it had the potential to be very serious case. >> when the police arrived, along with the forensics people. andy lloyd said that he and his cousin went outside. with police permission, to scout the grounds around the house. no idea that what he was about to discover would not just break the case. but sends a shockwave right across the country. the first thing, says andy, the footprints. >> there was a couple of different ones in the bl

aimee lloyd wasn't coming back. >> no, aimee lloyd was not going to testify a second time.e deal she made. testify once then disappear. >> there was no way to bring her back, because once someone has that level of cover you can't undo it, bring them back. >> and then do it again. >> and then do it again. >> remain seated. come to order. >> no option but to make a deal. shane got to plead guilty to second-degree manslaughter. >> and did you, in fact, commit the crime that you are pleading guilty to? >> yes, i did. >> which meant that at least he now admitted to firing that fatal shot. >> i thought, "well, a plea bargain. you know, spends another ten years in jail. i'm not too bad with that. " >> oh, but it wasn't ten more years. wasn't any more years. he got the time he'd already served. five years, plus just 3 days of house arrest. >> three more days? >> three more days. he walked out of the courtroom, went home. and that really chapped my ass. >> it did help a little, said mike digiuro, when he successfully sued shane in civil court for wrongful death. the jury awarded him

lloyd george, who did not like monarchy and who was welsh by the way. george lloyd. george would say to his assistants. well, i'm off to go see my german. you go to see george. i don't know if george the fifth heard about that one either. he didn't like lloyd george. can't imagine why. in this country when the united states got into the war, there was already campaign for what was called 100% americanism. they had to remember this country. the united states had witnessed tidal waves, not waves. tidal waves of immigrants between the end of the american civil war in, 1914. and, of course, many of. these immigrants, not all, but many came from europe and their cousins nephews, were now fighting this war. sometimes on the sides. and so the idea in this country was forget your past, forget where you came, forget where your family came from. you are 100% american. and once the americans got into the war, this 100% americanism turned an anti german hysteria which caused the americans do all sorts of silly things. the teaching of the german language was banned. you could not

s. secretary defense lloyd austin is in brussels for that nato defense ministers meeting. he said the us will stand by ukraine for as long as it takes this contact group. in a galvanized, we're all support ukraine, self defense for the long haul. we will stand together to the fin, the rules based international order. but strengthens, strengthens are, are common security. president buying has said, we will stand by ukraine's defenders or for as long as it takes at that a bottler has more now from brussels. lloyd austin said that her or he had gathered together 50 countries, us as part of this ukraine, a defense contact group, a group of 50 members that look at ways that they can best help and support ukraine . he says, look, the fact the we're all here shows that rules matter the rights matter. he said that sovereignty matters. or he said the contact group had a very interesting and opposite, very a significant meeting. they looked at ways in which they can try and send more weapons to ukraine as one of the main reasons behind this group that was set up after a putin's inva

nasa lloyd austin said he had gathered together 50 countries. this is part of this ukraine defense contact group, a group of 50 members that look at ways that they can best help and support ukraine . he says, look, the fact the world here shows that rule matter the right matter. he said that sovereignty matters. he said the contact group had a very interesting and to see very significant meeting. they looked at ways in which they can try and send more weapons to ukraine. that's one of the main reasons behind this group that was set up off the person's invasion of ukraine. me relatively a regularly one of the main types weapon we know that key one for missile defense systems. that's something that the modem is. let's give ukrainian president has asked for over and again and lloyd austin said he outlined some of the weapons that have been agreed. we know that germany is sending extra ad missile defense systems . the netherlands, also now it's the same today. at the u. s. is expected to send some also lloyd off the north they said look, every singl

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this lloyd, bitzer mentioned. lisa stop. zachary the miller lilies will stop. it's quicker that moses, near athlete widicker bodies. think that that is ready. he put out that he just thought of this. we're still a good idea of glove. yeah. the be a said as military of was city. yeah, but i'd she would go lord, let good of up with the push really visited even the slightest, the dusky lizzie, the would open gum is clear. you do said is every actually away lloyd, he could always fit his dad's case. the law was eulogy as a beard and a good. yeah. but digest thoughtful. it's a good yeah. was prior we thought did he did that by? yeah. know what i see scare out of that ah ah, you're and you'll say with my board of different adult, i'm hopefully in the reasoning my cookie found a care for my son, your skills. i mean, i think it was like and down is that if it's on some more, if you saw occur later, did you show surgery with just some which if it is a way to go on the bus will business to look was ended on william only wish i was away on yours. i a limit or to book when

you will it somewhat to keep us to keep, keep this lloyd was adam computer. no cranes can more efficient through july, so it was shorter, extra open muslim world. george use more thought form. we have the real numbers to will also best design. you should have just a resistor because with crystal and butter for a play on the sunday. don't she wasn't done like english long ago with marvelous. oh no, i was not as good. what but the most telephone dealer watching in the window because just needing little eric. yeah, i'll be sure to patient where are you been while we're still? yeah, i wouldn't let me, sir. but these kind of gave her gathering, spoiling a little bit of a curvature . mothers do it, but your shirts are look at him, stopped them with a resource i spoke to you about my sha concrete sampson unit for come get off my horse with some dealers that shortly i will give you a shout on on the greens conveys again, ah, just cuz you said you were looking to restore college to purchase your daughter from the federal the what's the point of all sure. sure. of all

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lloyd. david lloyd. george was the prime minister. great britain. george clemenceau. you only spell it for you. i got that when it was just. oh, vittorio. orlando. just think of orlando, florida. he was the premier of italy and and again, you know, you're going to get your fill of these guys wednesday when i talk about the treaty of side. nothing. well that ladies and gentlemen, we can call it a day. i will see you on. thank you all very much much. every spring, the u.s. army heritage and education center in carlisle, pennsylvania, hosts a living history event featuring several hundred re-enactors from all eras of american history. next on american artifact, we visit a mock world war one trench to hear from two u.s. army veterans whose specialize in portraying french soldiers as of the great war. this is about 20 minutes of observation. good morning. my name is carter burton. i portray a cowardly first lieutenant in the 18th infantry regiment, french army, circa 1917 1918. we're sitting here at carlisle barracks at the army historical education center, and we're givin

lloyd austin, it is very nice to see all of you here today on the sixth the meeting of the contact group of the prohibition of ukraine today we are all united by our determination to help ukraine defend its sovereign territory and its people. aggression by russia is brutally conducting its war. you see how all the rules of war are being destroyed. an international war against the civilian population of ukraine. we see that putin is not attacking the military . targets have recently recently mass attacked more and more civilians and further united countries around the world that is why we are gathered here today to defend the inalienable right ukrainians for self-defense we strive to achieve our goal by all means, we all here understand how the war started, as president biden noted, no one ever threatened russia and no one but russia started the conflict, and putin chose war and ukraine chose to defend itself, and you can see how wonderfully ukraine is doing this does ukraine , which was available in russia, they could very quickly capture the entire territory of ukraine, capture kyiv. th

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defense secretary lloyd austin joins me exclusively. we'll talk about the war in ukraine and how it is going. putin's nuclear threats and the annexation of ukraine's lands. and fears of a chinese attack on taiwan. >>> also, just what is vladimir putin thinking? i will talk to one of russia's richest men who knew the russian president well before putin jailed him. >>> finally, the new term of the supreme court starts tomorrow. [ chanting ] i will give you a sneak peek of my newest documentary, "supreme power, inside the highest court in the land" airs tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern and pacific. >>> but first, here's my take. italy and sweden are about as different as two european countries can get. one is catholic, mediterranean, sunny and chaotic. the other protestant, northern, chilly, and ordered. over the decades, they've had very different political trajectories. but both are witnessing the striking rise of parties that have some connections to fascism. in each party, this has coincided with collapse of support of the center her, and

the new sherry responsibility that the company of like mercy lloyd, are kind of beholden to. so cost that doesn't behave based on market dynamics the way this other shipping companies would. so starting from that perspective, the cascode is an arm of bay jang, and part of its tool kit to achieve the strategic goals. i look at the idea of increasing reliance on costco and increasing reliance on trying to stay on enterprises. but this shipping, but also cheryl shipping perspective in a shareholder perspective, it's critical for infrastructure quite concerning right after we've had another authoritarian governments in russia exploding its position is as kind of a critical provider. but furthermore, when we look at costco, we need to just not think of pasco as, as one entity. it is owned by this entity called sack, which is sort of a holding company for the 97 state on enterprises in china. and these include some of the biggest companies in the world, and really they create this value chain that is an integrated vertical monopoly. so cost to get the ships from a state on ship bui

we heard from lloyd austin there. it's just about the optics and the timing. you know, this is just a day after a couple of days after this huge event in moscow in the kremlin, with vladimir putin saying that russia is here to stay, that russia is not gonna budge. and he, we, he, we've seen, you know, the opposite being proved. we've seen ukraine successfully rolling back for some control pulling down russian flags pulling down signs and symbols of the kind of russian takeover. and this is, this is linda yet screeching. so this is the reason that russia now claims as its own and you, ukraine, is actually able to create facts on the grounds. this is a very big deal. and you know, it potentially with few more weeks to go before the winter, really sets in and fighting those more difficult as the real prospect of ukraine heading towards their city 7 or the near city chance, which were basically russia's only big wind of the summer. russia invested thousands of lives and a lot of technology is capturing those cities at, you know, very, very slow pace. now ukraine's

that other shipping companies own stakes and terminals in hubbard, for example, including the hopper lloyd out of germany. mary got denmark, i believe. so what is the concern about costco? can you spell that out? yeah, kind of started starting off when you go to set that costco is not like a marriage or it is a completely different kind of entity as one of these big centrally and chinese state on enterprises. and these, these are meant to achieve strategic goals for aging, rather than to achieve the fiduciary responsibility that companies like merck lloyd are kind of beholden to so cost it doesn't behave based on market dynamics the way that other shipping companies would. so starting from that perspective, the costco is an arm of beijing and part of its toolkit to achieve the strategic goals. i look at the idea of increasing reliance on costco and increasing reliance on trying to stay on enterprises shipping, but also cheryl permission perspective in a shareholder perspective. it's critical for infrastructure quite concerning right after we've had another authoritarian governments in russ

secretary lloyd austin was leading a meeting of the ukraine defense contact group. this is a group of some 50 countries that come together regularly to talk about at ways that they can best help and support ukraine. lloyd austin said that every time that a flatter me putin escalated the situation in ukraine. most recently with those multiple miss all attacks and civilian areas on civilian infrastructure. were lloyd at austin, said that every move for by the kremlin, in that way, only hardened to resolve all nato members and allies to do more to help you cry. now, the main way they can help, he said, is he is weapons. more weapons need to continue flowing to ukraine. he also talked about moscow's threats to use nuclear weapons. and we continue to watch indicators or indications and any type of warning that dirt that he may have made a decision to go or in a different direction. we've not seen any indicators at this point that would lead us to believe that. but again, it's not something we look at once and level all. this is something we remain focused on 24 hours a d

s. secretary defense lloyd austin is in brussels for that nato defense ministers meeting. he said the u. s. will stand by you train for as long as it takes this contact group in a galvanized, we're all support ukraine, self defense for the long haul. we will stand together to the fin, the rules based international order. but strengthens, strengthens our, our common security. as president buying has said, we will stand by ukraine's defenders or for as long as it takes natasha. butler has been following that meeting in brussels. lloyd austin said that her or he had gathered together 50 countries, us as part of this ukraine or defense contact group, a group of 50 members that look at ways that they can best help and support ukraine . he says, look, the fact that we're all here shows that rules matter the rights matter. he said that sovereignty matters. or he said the contact group had a very interesting and or perceive very a significant meeting. they looked at ways in which they can try and send more weapons to ukraine as one of the main reasons behind this group that was se

probably lloyd george, the man in the center, most of all. he is still known in britain as the man who won the war. in germany, by the end of 1916, the germans had for all intents and purposes, a military dictatorship. a dictatorship that was run by hinton berg, and more importantly his chief of staff, lyndon door. ville when the second was still emperor, still kaiser. he was in effect a figurehead it was in effect the german dictatorship was never really able to create the kind of war economy that you found in france or certainly in britain. they would be running the country for the rest of the war the big problem, of course, for the central powers was the british naval blockade. which cut them out from the outside world germany depended on resources not just for its industries but also it's farming. this was true of the other central powers as well. they couldn't get out beyond the north feed to trade with anybody. this led to increased levels of hunger, in the winter of 1916, 17, the infamous turn a pointer. in germany, especially, most pl

this was agreed the day before by us defense minister lloyd austin and great britain ben wallace. washington, where the head of the british ministry of defense arrived on an unplanned visit. they separately discussed the issue of providing ukraine with anti-aircraft weapons. defenses to fight against drones that russia bought in iran and during the last two weeks that were actively used in ukraine i will also note that according to the information of the british media, at the meeting of the two ministers on the doorstep, the head of the american defense department, lloyd austin , probably has some urgent information about what russia is planning there, and therefore decided to meet in person, meet to discuss and think about how they can help ukraine and prepare us for possible i don't know of any provocations, despite all the economic troubles in great britain, london will not stop helping ukraine, the head of the british government litras said today speaking in the chamber of the people's parliament, she said that after being elected to the post of prime minister, she guaranteed

lloyd austin.kraine had everything it needed to succeed and we are seeing some really good results. well, going back to the statement of the presidents of the 9 countries and generally to other statements. that is why we need more weapons from partners and allies because mr. lloyd austin sees some good results, we see them and most importantly , the russians see and feel and will feel even more australia introduced new anti-russian sanctions, the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine penny wong informed about this , 28 people who participated in the preparation and the holding of fake referendums in the temporarily occupied territories of ukraine, the decision of her government , the minister commented as follows, her quote , these additional sanctions strengthen the resolute objection in australia, the actions of the president of russia and those who carry out his orders is the end of the quote. in addition, the head of the australian foreign policy department emphasized that the temporarily occu

just to get your response there to news from lloyd austin speaking with his counterpart shoygu. we saw shoygu with vladimir putin touring facilities for mobilized troops in russia. they were well equipped, quite the contrary from what we had been reporting and hearing on ground there where soldiers were having to buy their own equipment and scarce resources. what do you make of the timing of this all? >> so the lines of communication between the u.s. and russian militaries are probably the most important channel that currently exists. there is a real precarious situation on the battlefield inside of ukraine. and a lot of worries about escalation. and given that vladimir putin has been rattling his nuclear sabres, given his attacks on infrastructure inside of ukraine and very mysterious attacks on western infrastructure, including the nord stream pipeline and the german railway network, there is worry things that might get out of hand. so having military leaders in touch is a good thing. >> and this happens just days of putin imposing martial law there on the four illegally annex

it's my pleasure to introduce lloyd austin the third. he will have opening remarks about today's defense strategy and will have time to take questions. we will call in the journalist and i will have -- i will monitor the questions. i appreciate your assistance in monitoring the time constraints. >> good morning, everyone. on the offset, let me offer my deepest condolences to the carter family for the loss of ash carter. as you know, he was a great patriot who contributed in significant ways to this department and he will be sorely missed. as you well know, back in march we delivered our classified national defense strategy to congress. since then, the nds has been the departments of northstar as we tackle the centuries greatest security challenges. i am pleased to announce that the department is now releasing our unclassified's national defense strategy. in this strategy, we detail president biden's security strategy which was released earlier this month. i would like to talk to you about how the nds has shaped our work over the past sev

defense secretary lloyd austin joins me exclusively. and how it is going.

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s. secretary of defense lloyd austin, is in brussels for that nato defense ministers meeting. he opened the summit by saying the u. s. will stand by ukraine for as long as it takes this contact group. in a galvanized, we're all support ukraine, self defense for the long haul. we will stand together to the fin, the rules based international order. but strengthens, strengthens are, are common security. as president buying has said, we will stand by ukraine's defenders for, for as long as it takes an sco now to natasha bartlett, in brussels. the 1st of all, what have they decided when it comes to supplying air defense systems to train what he had lloyd austin, that the us defense secretary saying we read it for as long as it takes not seem to be the message the way hearing over and over again, here in a thought was interesting. lloyd austin remarks in the beginning of a meeting that he was saying that every time the vladimir putin, the russian president escalate the situation in ukraine. the recent missile strikes the, the illegal annexations of policy ukraine sham, referenda. ev

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it is my pleasure to introduce secretary of defense lloyd boston and general mark milley. the secretary and chairman will provide brief opening remarks and then we will have a few minutes to take some questions. i will moderate those questions and call on reporters and i would ask you to limit your follow-ups since we do have a limited amount of time today. i appreciate your assistance with this. mr. secretary, over to you, sir. >> good afternoon, everyone. we have made excellent progress at our sixth meeting of the ukraine defense group. we were joined by my good friend , ukraine's minister of defense. and by major general, ukraine's joined forces committee. i am very grateful to them for joining us and for their heroic leadership. they updated the contact group on the latest battlefield dynamics, on ukraine's priority needs and on ukraine's requirements to defend itself for the long haul. i am also very pleased that ministers and chiefs of defense from some 50 countries took part in today's discussion. that again underscores the result of the international community to s

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lloyd austin said every time vladimir putin escalated the situation in ukraine most recently with theple missile attacks in civilian areas on civilian infrastructure, lloyd austin said every move by the kremlin in that way only hardened the resolve of nato members and allies to do more to help ukraine. the main way they can help is more weapons need to continue flowing to ukraine. he also talked about moscow's threats to use nuclear weapons. >> we continue to watch indications and any type of warning he may have made a decision to go in a different direction. we have not seen any indicators at this point that would lead us to believe that. but it is not something we look at once, and we remain focused on it 24 hours a day, seven days a week. >> ukraine's defense minister was at the meeting, as were some of ukraine's top military commanders. kyiv has repeatedly said it urgently needs more weapons to be sent by its allies. that was also something young stoltenberg said. >> i welcome nato allies are providing air defense systems, that is extremely important and a welcome recent announcem