you're in the-- >> alfonsi: then, his father, nathan, helps him get down. >> nathan smith: nice turnslfonsi: jacob has a two-way radio turned up high in his pocket. his dad is on the other end, at the base, somehow, calmly, guiding him down. >> nathan smith: okay, right, right, right. there you go. it's on me to make sure i don't let him down, that i get him in trouble, you know, that i-- i have to guide him through narrower chutes, or not go off a cliff. >> alfonsi: you have to be his eyes. >> nathan smith: yeah. >> alfonsi: and there can't be a delay? he can't say, "are you sure, dad?" >> nathan smith: no. >> alfonsi: have you ever missed it? have you ever said, "oh, gosh, i forgot to tell him about that," or, "i didn't see that"? >> nathan smith: oh, yeah, all the time. but his adaptation is pretty amazing. >> alfonsi: how much do you trust him? >> jacob smith: i mean, enough to turn right when he tells me to. ( laughter ) >> andrew smith: jacob's just putting his all into my dad's voice. it's crazy, skiing, just listening to someone, "turn there, turn there." >> alfonsi: could you

nathan, thanks for— oil and gas prices. nathan, thanks for your _ oil and gas prices.nks for your insight. - oil and gas prices. nathan, thanks for your insight. it | oil and gas prices. nathan, | thanks for your insight. it is one we will talk about again. nathan piper there, oil and gas research at investec. so how would an oil ban fit in with the sanctions already announced ? the list of companies terminating their operations in russia is growing. technology, fashion, media and finance, orgnaisations in almost every sector are deserting the country, either due to sanctions or increasingly because of pressure from customers. this weekend the card operators visa and mastercard have stopped their operations, today we've learned that american express have followed suit. joining me now is dr rebecca harding, independent trade economist and ceo of coriolis technologies. welcome to the programme, it is good to have you with us. we have seen many businesses saying we are just not going to operate in russia given what we are seeing in ukraine. that list is growing but notabl

nathan: they are both important.y expectation is that the fed will be hiking rates most likely in 2022. i am not sure they are going to be willing to admit that in their dot plots. maybe it is five or six hikes. i think that is important, but i also think that that terminal rate is something that longer-term investors particularly in the bond market watch closely. if we were to see that migrate up, i think the long end of the yield curve would notice that and that could be a source of volatility. i would be surprised if we sell at this point a meaningful shift in the terminal rate, but if it happened, it would be significant. guy: you are an expert in building economic models. how is it your economic model coping right now with the volatility? the inputs, oil is just one, huge volatility that you are seeing it in others. what are you getting out of the model right now? what are you doing in right now? how effective is it in terms of having us an idea about where we go from here? how much certainty do you have about t

like judge nathan, i'm glad to have recommended him to president biden. i'm also glad to note, under senator durbin's leadership, judge nathan and mr. gonzalez received bipartisan support in committee. so i look forward to the senate confirming them in short order. but first the senate will look to make history once again later today by confirming shalanda young to serve as president biden's director of the office of management and budget, a cabinet-level position. she would be the first black woman ever confirmed by the senate to lead the o.m.b. it shouldn't have taken this long to confirm someone as obviously qualified as shalanda young. she's been leading the o.m.b. for nearly a year. she knows the budget and appropriation processes like the back of her hand. she's proven capable of working with republicans and democrats alike. it was through her guidance the administration notched some of the biggest victories, including passage of the bipartisan infrastructure law. shalanda young is one of the most effective cabinet leaders to have the label of actin

it's up to them to decide whether they aspire for nathan membership or not under. and so for 30 allies to decide on that issue in or not, no, not for russia to try to veto such a process. cnn. thank you, mr. secretary general natasha our champion, and i'm wondering whether nato has invited president zelinski to participate in any way in the liter summit next week as resume opted in the defense minister ill today . and i'm also wondering if you could respond to and the polish proposal to send nato forces into ukraine on a so called peacekeeping mission. thanks as what we need is peace in ukraine and therefore russia and president putin has to stop the war to withdraw its forces. and we support all efforts to fund and negotiated a solution. we support all efforts to find the diplomatic solution. and of course, we support and welcomed her, the talks on negotiations, which are now taking place between ukraine and the anger shaw. at the same time we support ukraine because we know that they can achieve on the negotiating table is of course very closer linked to the situ

>> i lived with nathan for the 2 1/2 years we were together. mother and his father for, i'd say, a good year. >> no. >> judge judy: shh. okay. so you were with nathan and you lived together until you were how old? >> twenty-one. >> judge judy: where? >> um, we moved into an apartment together. and then, after that, we decided that... he was out of a job, so we moved in with his parents. >> judge judy: what about you? did you have a job? >> i did have a job. yes. >> judge judy: so he had no job? >> yes. the lease had ended. and so we decided, you know, we can't -- >> judge judy: okay. so the lease ended? >> yes. and he couldn't afford his half, so we decided that we would move in with his parents. and we lived with them for, i'd say, a good six or seven months. and then we got a house with a coupl r

nathan, i say the war in the ukraine is the greatest threat to security in decades. the leaders of the military alliance, the european union, and the group of 7 nations have been meeting in brussels. they will moscow against using chemical and nuclear weapons. as you move shelling in ukraine, 2nd largest city of car keith, 6 people were killed and 15 wounded when artillery fire hit the road in front of a postal center. but people were believed to be queuing for humanitarian aid and civilians for a long queue to receive a the, the city of murray, a poem which has been under constant bombardment. it's being distributed by russia's troops. but moscow had been blamed for violating by deals that made it difficult to get into the city or ukraine's largest port. city of a desa remains on high alert for a russian assault street saw filled with sand bags barricades, and had chug defenses installed by soldiers and volunteers. russian war ships just off the coast of the black sea, but for the most part, desa has been spared from fighting. however, people who live are preparing

didn't as yet to nathan is the fabric at bank, the thought at bill would h b, m. so working at he had a shoe, a dog with that because the guy who does it was on the go side. one issue that you might go to atlanta would offer it at the level of stories that they are good. i want to spell out. it would be a problem with my dad or sagel member that the alarm number 30 gonna be a luncheon. me. yes. the number that she i won't have to record, but these are my bond with my daughter was like one is like you all as well. tell me was on medicaid with down obama until about 4 to got all my poor. gotta have with this one, both with that. i'm perfect as it ma'am to at the, at the mag, you know, me got my daughters' names at the l analysis that middle m quarter. that's an apple in that to leave as also an architectural part of our new league elected or born asia, back to what foisy did this issue, no bushel seats, look back as the supple at adam imand a ton of hierarchy . i see it on asset la fish. in addition, seem to mean that i mean that big jeanette, the mustang dash, got

but nathan williams, i'm any over to hello need to visit with emily supplies most we have been unique. nazis has made last year. we don't cover that touch. my niece will you already? psychological sized, dismantle, speak. how decent pushed the lead. consanzo full cleared will not go back to the attack when you're done for the award or to truly chiquita was the one i that you select school. see little, not i for the team to do the slide view vision. neil gustavo mutual trone to not talk with us. good sky need cordelia, charlotte, that history sway? well, the russian, probably my last oil 30 thought. can the bombing of yugoslavia be, can see that the wall crime asa most emphatically. yes. it was not approved by the united nations period. it was a nato operation. it was in legal nato brakes, and they killed over 2000 innocent civilians. and frankly, innocent soldiers who hadn't declared war any body ah, for the law have attended consequences is in play. and in a very big way, the west attempt to seriously damage the russian economy through thank it's very risky and dangerous. those most

you beat those on campus to movie then up at nathan williams. same any over what you tube is a nice the emily sunglasses mostly are the unique nazi side that that was made. younger that touched me nice. william, obviously glass and the size of his bed must be additional pushed legally, consanzo school created will not go back to the attack. we're done for the award or to truly chiquita was it when i that you select school, see little die for tina? do puerto slide view vision, neil to shovel musical funny to not go fuck with us. good sky. need cordelia. charlotte, that is she sway. oh, rushing it probably in my last oil that he thought can the bombing of yugoslavia be, can see that the wall crime asa most emphatically. yes, it was not approved by the united nations period. it was a nato operation control and legal nature operation. they killed over 2000 innocent civilians and frankly, innocent soldiers who hadn't declared war any body. ah, ah ah ah. ah. don't you know? so you are a border? spoke was ac more than a half long? mm huh. it's still op

you beat those on campus to movie then up at nathan williams. same any over what you tube is a nice the emily sunglass most. we are the unique nazi side that that was made last year younger than touch my niece william anisa glass. no sized up his way. i don't see how the small pushed legally consanzo school created will not go back to the attack. we are done or to the award or to troy cook. we was it when i that you select school, see little die for peter. do puerto slide view vision. neil to show them you've been trying to not talk with us. good sky need cordelia. charlotte, that issue. we won't rushing it probably my last oil 30 thought. can the bombing of yugoslavia be can see that the wall crime arms most emphatically yes. it was not approved by the united nations period. it was a nato operation. it was an legal nato operation. they killed over 2000 innocent civilians. i'm frankly innocent soldiers who hadn't declared war any body. ah, i what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be in arms.

graham nathan, your solution book that of course it's bad when people are dying, the soldiers and civilians, as it's been happening in the done best for 8 years, we will find a solution. i am totally convinced the minimum requirements are well known and they were expressed in the last round of talks with the ukrainians. the ukranian side had some reason to postpone those negotiations. clearly they are being ruled by washington. we cannot expect russia to allow any danger from the territory of ukraine elsewhere, emergency crews and northern ukraine, and trying to put out a massive fire and oil dep up that was reportedly hit by shouting. there were reports that doesn't have been kill tintin, have hundreds of civilians have gathered at ukraine's largest nuclear power plant to prevent russian forces from gaining access. the mayor of idaho dot says negotiations are taking place with russian troops. the russian billionaire roman brokovich has confirmed that he'll sell english football club. chelsea yup, and 19 years of ownership. you've also promised to donate money from the sale to help victims

you beat those on campus to movie then up at nathan williams. same any over new tube is with emily, sunglass mostly or the unique nazis. i that, that was made last year. you don't cover that touch me nice. william obviously glass le sized up his way. i don't speak out a small push. the lead consanzo school created will not go back to the attack. we're done for the award or to troy cook, we will do, and i that you select school, see little 5 for t the port. glad to do a new job on them. you don't funny to not the buck with us. good sky need cordelia, charlotte, that issue. we won't rushing it probably my last oil 30 thought. can the bombing of yugoslavia be, can see that the wall crime asa most emphatically. yes. it was not approved by the united nations period. it was a nato operation. it was in legal nato operation. they killed over 2000 innocent civilians and frankly, innocent soldiers who hadn't declared war any body. ah oh, when i want something wrong, when i just don't hold any world to save out. disdain becomes the advocate and engagement.

nathan common funding is this central neighbor that allows us to work together. it is a force multiplier for national defense efforts. and it shows solidity ass alice at this critical moment for our sick to, to do unity between north america and europe in april is more important than ever. i'm that i'm ready to take your questions. he was not in b, b, c in the center just behind last throw. yep, thank you. thank you. second joe. can i just ask you what we've heard once again from president zalinski addressing u. s. congress, calling for a no fly zone? are there any allies at all who have been asking for one or even if the decision of the alliance as a whole is not to enforce one? has there been any discussion at all about it? and the 2nd question, ab is just about ukraine in its native membership. d, believe that nato, a, sorry, ukraine has called towards its view of joining nato as a negotiating tool with the hope of eventually reaching some kind of agreement with russia. thank you very much. alice saw united's both in providing support to ukraine. to this you p

you beat us on campus to movie then up at nathan williams. same. any over to charlotte. youtube is a nice that emily sunglass mostly in unique nazis. i that that was made last year. young cousin that touched my niece william anisa glass, no size of his bed must be additional pushed legally consanzo full key. it will not go back to the attack. will you then or to the award or to truly chiquita? was it when i that you slid school? see little i for tina do puerto slide view vision. neil rival neil been trying to not talk with us, get ski need. cordelia poo sharla that is she sway won't rushing it probably in my last oil that he thought. can the bombing of yugoslavia be considered the war crime asa most emphatically. yes. it was not approved by the united nations period. it was a nato operation. it was an legal nato operation that killed over 2000 innocent civilians and frankly, innocent soldiers who hadn't declared war any body. ah oh, it was also of the carrier swore it was intended to show russia the new russia if he couldn't go too far the some exc

you beat those on campus to movie then up at nathan williams. same any over what you tube is a nice that emily sunglass mostly has been unique nazis. i meant that was made last name. young cousin that touched me nice. william obviously glass and the size of his bed must be out a small push. the lead consanzo school created will not go back to the attack. we're done for the award or to truly chiquita, for the on i that you select school cielo for tina do port club you vision neil to shovel music. funny to not to fuck with us. good sky. need korea pu charlotte? that is, she sway won't rushing it probably in my last oil that he thought. can the bombing of yugoslavia be considered the wall crime asa most emphatically. yes, it was not approved by the united nations period. it was a nato operation. it was in legal nature operation. they killed over 2000 innocent civilians and frankly, innocent soldiers who hadn't declared war any body ah, oh ah, there is a strong pressure or need to, to get involved are in this conflict in the more active. great. caus

nathan also coming up nato. troops training in the snow and cold of norway to be ready in case a hot war. for example, these are the signs on the sites of wool, but this isn't war. this is training drills practice right now. the nathan military alliance has no plans to send troops like these into the very real theatre of war in ukraine. ah, we're to our viewers watching on p b. s in the united states into all of you around the world. welcome. we began the day with the missiles and message of war that came to day from vladimir putin, as russian forces tightened their strangle hold on the city of mario poland, the east. there are fears. the conflict is now spreading to the west to day near the airport in the city of eve, russian missiles had a repair facility for ukrainian aircraft, only 43 miles from the border with nato member, poland. and if there were any doubts about where potent stands in the 4th week of his war, they were dispelled today by putin himself. inside a packed national stadium in moscow. putin made a short and rare public appearance in just 5 minutes. he praised the r

so we are, lee said, think nathan, so turns and offense, florida long term with more troops or with the more air assets and more maritime capabilities. we have all of the increased our presence in the east, and today we decided on for new battle groups. and that the leaders agreed to task our mentor commanders to provide options of for a long term reset. though, our press and saw remitted their posture in the eastern part of the alliance and across the whole alliance. details will be then decided after our summit in june, but that comes on top of what's out all the dung. so this is a long term. we are prepared for the long haul of the call. so we can all that today say that that's the, the irish invasion present purchase invasion of ukraine. i hoss changed our security environment or for the long term. it's a new reality. it's sir, it's a, it's a new normal. anita is a responding for a long term. we have seen on a very credit reports about the the, the use of a i saw you solvent, military force against the civilians. ah, though, of course is the read concern or for all, no dallas, and b

and this is the day ah, nathan, in the month of full scale war, total cruelty for the bombing a peaceful cities as terrible as it was in syria. russia. so trying to create some kind of prefix, accusing ukraine, united states that was for preparing to use a chemical biological weapons, we have to continue to isolate hooton's, economy rushes, economy to stop the money flowing into the war machine. nato has never, never been more united than it is today, who is getting exactly the opposite what he intended to have as a consequence of going into ukraine. ah, malcolm to the program. we begin the day with nato boosting its forces on its eastern flank in europe. in the month since russia has invasion of ukraine, the alliance has already doubled its troops levels in eastern ukraine. eastern europe rather about 40000 troops are now under its direct command. that force includes battle groups of to $1500.00 soldiers in estonia, latvia, lithuania and poland. now nato wants to station units and for additional countries like hungary, slovakia, romania and bulgaria. secretary general again, stolen bird

yes, nathan, if you would, you know, and i'm sure that the solution will be sounding on the conditions that are minimal, that was our minimal demand. what are so widely know? and then the earned discounts during the talks will be ukranian side like that happening happening? goal 1000000, which will be the case today. the train in the team once again has found some reasons and probably they most likely receive the instructions from thomas's and not a stand alone told them was crazy. but anyway, the talks will take place. i will not go point by point. they are well known and we cannot allow the cranium soil to be a threat of direct attack against the russian federation. you know, these threats, i try and in the key of your machine caves, doc, trends, current dog trains and their desire to join nato, which knows no rest. and the lack of desire, the absence of desire to, to take measures against, against providing one security expense of obvious security among the main reasons. but i want to say different thing now, buying launch. it is an issue with a situation in ukraine and a go to the

for nathan, for nato admission to ignore his plea, to be admitted to nato. thank us. what we're seeing in the cray now is, is really painful. it's horrific and unwise. see the brutal consequences of a full fledged invasion over an peaceful in the panel and sovereign nation. and that's also reason why ne dollars have stepped up support, including with advanced to air defense systems and to tank systems, a different types of weapons, a mission and, and we are providing unprecedented support to ukraine. and this is actually, it also comes from tougher water done from an ears because nato allies have chain, the pencil pulse of ukrainian troops since 2014. ah, they are on the front line of fighting the invading forces on the it is 1st and foremost to that the courage shall do ukrainian forces under ukrainian people and the current leadership. that 1000 enable them to resist on to fight back against the irish invasion. but at the same time, the support to have received for many years ah, has proven extremely important. and the critical and i, i expect when allah need this m

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nathan deadra, appreciate that. thank you. thank you very much. and that is all show for this week . if you like to comment on anything you've seen, you can tweet me yet. nick clark, i'll just please use a hash tag, a j. see to see what just drops an email. kind of the cost at al dessert dot net is our address with as more viewed online at al serra dot com slash ctc. that will take you straight to our page, which has individual reports, links and in time for you to come. and that's it for this edition of kind of because i'm to clock the whole team. thanks for joining us. the news on al jazeera is coming out ah, mainstream coverage of big stories can sometimes deliver more heat than light the baby was charged. now there's always a push to simplify and narrative. nuance is always called for even indicates an aggressive war, the listening pace down into the news narrative and dissect them. there is not a great deal of subtlety. we're talking about the barbaric and that is unfolding. coming how unique it's not unique covering the way the news is cover

interest, the entire, the entire western less than the mold which is indicative of how independent nathan members and european union members and which is indicative what, what place the order in union, as i said, would have in the future configuration of the world situation and was system dara players who would never accept the level of the gender. the miracle shareef and china india, brazil's, argentina, mexico. i'm sure this countries do not want to be just in the position of an uncle . sam ordered them something and they say yes sir. and of course russia is not in the category of countries who would be, who would be ready to, to do so. actually, when people save and the americans invest in the europeans and say that the russia was defeated in the general assembly because vast majority of countries vote against the russian action in ukraine. it's misleading. because if you take the population represented by the countries who war not voting against russian. and especially if you take the number of countries who introduce sanctions against russia. majority of those who hold that against u

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that was nathan piperfrom investec. we will talk more about the subject later in the programme.olidaymakers from both countries were stranded, farfrom home. thailand has been one of the most popular destinations since the government there began lifting covid restrictions to revive the tourist industry but in recent weeks flights have been cancelled, and thousands of russians have been unable to withdraw money or use their credit cards because of sanctions. the smaller number of ukrainians in thailand have had to watch from afar as their hometowns and cities have been bombed. jonathan head reports from the resort island of phuket. with no flights home and their country at war, these ukrainians have no choice but to extend their stay in thailand. anton and alina had originally planned to return to care of this month. for them, everything has changed. we can't be everything has changed. - can't be relaxing here, every day here, we are watching, we read some news, and it is very difficult because we can't work, i can't work without thinking about it, i can't go to the sea and be rel

what other military object nathan base is a threatening russia? st. sophie is cathedral lover, st. andrews church, whatever they dream about, or his mother, the russian mothers are losing their children in an absolute foreign country for them. think about this number. almost 6000 russian soldiers have been killed. the un refugee agency says nearly 850000 people fed the conflict in ukraine, or on half or a neighboring poland. the considering legislation to front residents fronts for them for up to 3 years. their lines when use now often elders are world ah, clearly is a rescue built from egypt. she's now starting a new life up in canada. we arrived in toronto on the web july, up after clearing customs. danny was ready to meet her new thursday. oh oh. oh so so nice to meet so i yeah. yeah, she drank quite a bit when she got here. i'm happy she's not hiding at the back of the cray flavor. lay alley boy lay any oh play and yet it's like all the nights nights. yeah. it's like nice. i could see changes in ladies personality. she seemed happier, maybe en

a la carte nathan asleep and watching dw news. he's a rake, half of the main development and the crime war cry, an official say at least 35 people have been killed in russian as strikes on a military facility near the river in western new crime, near the border with poland. meanwhile, president lansky is warning that russia intends to set up probably moscow pseudo republics in occupied territories. that she needs update this out. we'll have more at the top of the next hour. i'm rebecca written in berlin. thanks very much for watching. ah ah, with who cutting off the money russian only got as many of who hold to close times to flood you through to have long parked there and gotten from this outside their own country. now russians war in ukraine has government relax, rules on sorry. why sanctions from the financial sector might be the strongest weapon in the fight against the russian regime. a business special next on d, w. o. interest, the global economy, our portfolio d w business beyond. here's a closer look out the project. our

yes is starla is will approve it, nathan, of all. and when i looked at my phone and a message from mark hawthorne, if there is a, i've read it on that and didn't expect it at all. he, i was so happy he as the highlander chicklow, marco is a very good person. he monica, this is what arsie they meant at the polish ukrainian border. marco picked them up and brought them to berlin. to wrestling friends, sasha, and anya came later with the train. they've also been accommodated by club members of the berlin wildcats. yet to touch the 1st destiny, i was actually afraid that we would meet some very traumatized people. and though it's now the case that trauma can occur much later on, but also does not right now. i feel like they're very stable also, it was also clear that they wanted to go straight into training after their arrival, suggest deanna for sure. as ralph all of thought and class, this is a 4th, not the uncle to the others arriving relatively late last night or not. but they still wanted to go to the training hall and wanted to mee

you have neck, dw nathan to subscribe to lead to p a over convention home the forge. i'm told last missing that we can number a valley that the last dragons had called to home for 2 years. typically, you books on russia has stepped up its attacks of cross ukraine, the largest invasion for seen in europe since the 2nd world war. and if that's not serious enough, russia's president putin has reminded the world of his massive nuclear arsenal by placing it on higher alert. he will seek to apply maximum force. and if nuclear is part of that austell and he feels that he which it is and he feels it's going to give him an advantage, i've no doubt that he, we should be prepared for him to use it. that's general sir. richard sheriff, former deputy supreme commando of the nato ally.

. >> a joke until it wasn't, when she was asked to team up with senior nathan paris. >> our captain lookedand were like, i think we need to put somebody up. >> only one of them was nervous when the national spotlight fell on them. >> i'm glad she wasn't nervous, because i was. i was like oh, i really need to catch this one right here. >> after the game-saving play -- >> this place is on its feet! the cheerleader is the hero in portland! >> in the stadium and online. highlight of the game. best moment of march madness so far. the internet is losing its mind right now over this moment. what is that like for you guys? >> scary. >> it's scary, it's scary, but it's exciting and, you know, just getting one crazy reaction makes it all worth it. >> even though the hoosiers lost -- >> just being able to bring that exposure to my team was really fun. >> yeah. >> once in a lifetime she said. she said her mom cried when she found out her daughter made the so-called play of the game. when i asked what they were going to do to celebrate, they were ready to eat. those athletes worked up an appetite on th

its current state well equipped to count the threat, that is quite obviously that from the well and nathan has been as been in the process of upgrading and bolstering its defense. i'm chevy turns capabilities ever since 2014. but i'm afraid to say what we are in right now has really different quality has a different dimension. and so the secretary general, my former boss, seems spartanburg spoke. i think yesterday about a need to reset. when it comes to nature's defined cindy, terence certainly would need to come up with a much more comprehensive, robust, and permanent presence of forces across all domains in order to contain rusher in the long haul. we will that be sort of the only response to bolster defenses towards these, let's say about today's said that the east of flank needed to be the need to be more not. and they told soldiers a station there is basically throwing money back problem. also, germany bind pfizer plans for example. is that going to be enough? no, i think what we need to do 1st is i'm into start with a political intellectual process of reinvigorating really understand

planes to drain and to do other things which will bring the risk of direct confrontation between nathan and russia . just, you know, immediately but julian schools understand that there are much more, much less responsible politicians in united states who are being educated by ukrainian lobby and jazz driven by joseph or the feelings. and many of them i am congress. and as you know, they, they adopt every now and then resolutions condemning russia threatening russia. and i believe he, he, he is counting on them pushing the president and the direction of more confrontational approach. while we clearly said that any, any cargo moving into your grain in theory 30, which we would believe is carrying weapons would be a fair game. and i mean this, this is clear because we are implementing the duration, the goal of which is to remove any threat to the russian federation coming from the ukranian. so and this was part of our proposal in december last year when the suggested that we negotiate with natal security guarantees the way which would be quantifying the all agreement reaches that the high

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today nathan leaders agreed to reset our turns on defense for the longer term to face and use security reality. online. we will have substantially more forces in the eastern part of the lawrence at high yield redness, with more pre positioned equipment and supplies. in the air, we will deploy more jets and strengthen our integrated air and nissan defense. at sea we will have a carriers, storage groups, submarines, and significant numbers of combat ships on the persistent basis. so bolstering as eastern flank there. terry, what do you make of that statement? that's right now at 1st listen, people might think that this is just more of the same what nato has been doing since even before the invasion of ukraine, sending more troops to his eastern ally, sending more equipment. but one thing we should listen to in stoughton brick statement is that he said this is going to be a persistent presence. and that's something that's been changing at nato. just in recent days, the alliance has decided that it will make longer term plans for these forces to stay there. this is something that wasn't po

nathan crawford touring up. there are no roads, hospitals, shops or factories anymore. people have no money for lynette. maria pole almost doesn't exist any more than that. all that is left of it is a name on the malice, a few houses, yes or with and our memories department. as far as russia says, it's really focusing on don bus. it is uncertain what this new phase of the conflict will look like. president zalinski asserted that heavy russian losses have forced the kremlin to reassess its goals and take press negotiations more seriously . got with putin's original objective, seemingly thwarted, western leaders also fear he may resort to more extreme measures, including the use of chemical weapons or more. let's bring indeed abi correspondent nick connelly who's in the ukranian capital. keith, i make russia seemingly shifting its focus where thing at rejecting its goals in this war. how is this russian army statement being received where you are with a lot of skepticism? it's a short answer, and i think there is a considerable doubt as to whether russia really did yes, h

nathan crawford, during him there are no roads, hospitals, shops or factories any mold. people have no money for linear. maria poll almost doesn't exist anymore. did that all that is left of it is a name on the matter of a few houses. yes. and our memories, why me, luca, as russia says it's re focusing on don bus. it is uncertain what this new phase of the conflict will look like. president zalinski asserted that heavy russian losses have forced the kremlin to reassess its goals and take place negotiations more seriously. got with putin's original objective, seemingly thwarted, western leaders also feel he may resort to more extreme measures, including the use of chemical weapons to me. trail poets is a political analyst focusing on geo politics and cyber security. he has been one of the key international commentators on this war and joins me now from washington. welcome, mr. all pear, which. what do you make of the announcements made to day by the russian ministry of defense? well, there's no question that they're realizing now the plan a has failed planet to take over

michelle said the de la was lucille ely nathan. danielle hunt. you either by the light. look, anita will be only a co selfless will be caught. they let you what to leave putting on an unsatisfactory look. what's what florida? michelle said said, what did he at any auto love, milan, and norton, we should act out to be a be soria club. yet if your health is elena, have no doubt that they will put out feelers. they already have, we've even had some americans go over our side himself for very good at understanding how to try to gain leverage against opposition or other countries that are pressing them. and absolutely, i expect him to reach out. in fact, there were a couple of occasions when we tried to reach out to them and ordered a free american prisoners hostages, that the assad or his surrogates still had and in prison. and we had no success with that. we believe that assad at that point was simply carrying out iranian orders, and that there is really no chance we could reach an accommodation with him. i had no desire to see a side remain in power. but i didn't see a sod

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rather nathan countries in recent months and the population is just not giving them any peace. we have extra images of the whole line, the people standing outside that towns on the roads in basically trying to block the advance, those russian tanks with their bodies and telling the often very kind of confused russian soldiers to go home and no one wants and presumably in response to all of that, what you just said, vladimir putin appears to have changed his strategy to effectively an all out assault on ukrainian cities. the civilian death. hell is rising rapidly, with the reports of cluster bombs as well. what, what could you tell us about that? it's, it's a really sad picture coming out of, as you mentioned in your introduction to that we were in when that 16 steps that the initial date that the american said would be the invasion date. then everything was relaxed and they did that kind of big bang didn't happen, but the same street through walking on then the same people we were talking to them and now sending us pictures of homes destroyed or from neighbors killed. and it do

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where he might have spent time while he remained in service for five years benjamin style's sons nathan and david performed cursory duty. they arrived in camp together on august 16th, 1777 and entered captain amos. hickok's company in the 13th regiment of militia from the state of connecticut commanded by benjamin hinman esquire. captain hickok was there cousin and colonel hinman was their uncle which may explain why their military service amounted to the nearest token nathan was discharged after only 29 days which included 10 days for travel and david was discharged after one month and seven days which included 10 days for travel. bruce did not serve alongside the stiles boys rather. he served as a private in various companies of infantry for the duration of the war. in contrast to his somber and even awestruck treatment of the seven years' war braces representation of the revolution is irreverent and sometimes even comic tongue in cheek. he describes an occasion when he pulled the wool over the eyes of his commanding officer colonel return jonathan miggs brace recalls that a group of

the quinn, nathan nevada, cliche for were death are looking for the sheila hump well to thought aloud. ah, ah, what a 3rd of the country still remained beyond docile control the kurtz alongside european and american special forces controlled the ne, turkey controlled the northwest to contain the carts and back the opposition and it label in the south. a large zone was controlled by us forces and israel carried out regular air strikes against iranian positions in syria to completely reclaim the rest of his country. aside would ultimately after confront all of these conflicting forces. ah, i got it with the cell and had it within, within a few minutes of flood amir potent came to this is the russian base in syria, but the war was becoming expensive for him on the outcome was still uncertain. starting a war was one fe, ending, it was quite another he had a number that a follow up discussions with pohden. i believe that the russians were very much interested in reducing the russian true presence in syria. but to do that, to avoid losing their entire investment in the country, they had to