that was the founding of the national council of negro women, the national council of negro women. are there any members of the national council of negro in this auditorium today? [cheers and applause] and i have to tell you notably, national council of negro was formed notably today, if we look at it, 20 years before the montgomery boycott. a bit of history there. so it was an organization of organizations. today it spans as an organization of 32 large organizations representing two -- 2 million women, representing 330 plus you call them chapters, i have to say chapters for you. we call them sections across the country. and many collegiate sections across the country. because the idea was to raise women from social and political invisibility to a sustained presence in national affairs in the nation's capital. so she led the national association of colored women to have a building in the nation's capital and she said the net -- sent -- said the national council of negro had to have a building. she tried to get a building on dupont circle but she was rebuffed but she moved to vermon

the founding of the national council of negro women. the national council of negro women.here any members here today? [applause] i have to tell you, notably, the national council of negro women was formed notably, today, if we look at it, notably, 20 years before the montgomery boycott. a bit of history there. it was an organization of organizations. today, it stands as an organization of 32 large organizations. representing 2 million women. representing 330 plus, you call them chapters, i have to say chapters for you, we call them sectors across the country, and many collegiate sections across the country. because her idea was to raise women from social and political invisibility, to a sustained presence in the national affairs, in the nation's capital. so she led the national associations of colored women to have a building in the nation's capital and she said the national council of negro women must have a building as well. and she tried to get -- she was rebuffed because of her race. she moved to vermont avenue where that building stands today, and that was the buildin

brent: what can you tell us about the emergency meeting of poland's national security council?eporter: the prime minister called this meeting, it started at 8:00 and is still going on. the polish government has only said the meeng is happening due to an extreme situation but there was no more information given. we are waiting for more information when the meeting is concluded and there is also a meeting of the polish government -- brent: we are looking at pictures of where the emergency meeting is taking place. poland has been very vocal in its support for ukraine, at the same time poland realizes it is a memb of nato. it has been an a very difficult situation. this report tonight, and the possibility that this is a russian missile, what could it do to change the calculation here? reporter: poland is eight nato member and it has been a vocal suorter of ukraine. it has delivered big numbers of weapons to ukraine and has given shelter to ukrainian refugees. there are also nato troops present in polo -- in poland. any confirmation of this event today could have major repercussions

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you mentioned the ncop, which of course is the national council of provinces, which is the upper housement. another big challenge which is often associated with south africa is the issue of crime. we've seen the murder rate go up by 40% since 2010. we've seen kidnappings for ransom quadruple. we've seen the theft of infrastructure, such as copper and power cables, resulting in billions of dollars in damage. gold and platinum are illegally mined or stolen and sold illicitly. this is a dismal state of affairs for you as minister ofjustice. so, in a nutshell, what are you doing to tackle all this? yes, there is work happening with the npa and the south african police where there is a unit dedicated to respond to the issue of theft of copper cables. as you look now, there have been lots of sentences that have been handed over by our courts to various criminals who played their role in cable theft. some of them have been sentenced to more than 15 years, some ten years. so, it has been a range of heavy sentences to criminals involved in cable theft. there is also a dedicated focus on the, on

that's from the national security council. now that issue about the next steps. well, the pentagon was asked the question, but it didn't want to speculate, said the spokesperson there. and that is about article 5. now what article 5 is, is something that has been the bedrock of nato since it was formed back in 1949, all 30 members agreeing that should there be an armed attack on one of the members? it's an unarmed attack on all. this is an absolutely central piece of nato's philosophy, and certainly it is something that raises the possibility of why the involvement within this conflict. should these reports prove accurate and should, if at any stage article 5 be invoked, i must hasten to add though, that article 5 is only been invoked once in nato's history. and that was following the attacks on the us in 911. my kind of thank you very much and i'll just there is harry force. it has recently returned from cape, joins me live in the studio. so that we've been in some ways in a situation similar to this before. tell us about the, your experience of, of, you know, h

the president of the national council calling on congress to let our professional and dedicated air marshalsb and keep the transportation system safe and secure. executive director of the air marshal council, sonya hightower labosco joins us now. what is your message to the president here? >> good morning, carley, thank you for having us. the message is let's stop another 9/11, we are extremely concerned. there have been numerous incidents within the last two weeks, level 4 -- message is sir, police replace air marshal on the border, stop taking them out of the sky and let us do the job we were trained to do. >> carley: house minority leader airplanes have air marshals on them and now air marshals are getting sent to the border, house minority leader planes have them now, is there a difference there? >> a huge difference, we have been decimated and depleted, we are on less than 1%. ground-based duties are demolishing our chances at stopping another 9/11. >> carley: fewer than 1%, what was the number before they started getting sent to the border? >> at least 5%. >> carley: do you think the n

the fundamental defeats both around kherson and er around the big 20 p. pavla secretary of the national councilf security and defense oleksiy danilov stated that ukraine would like experts from our side to be in this commission that will find out what kind of missile it was that entered the territory of the republic of poland, and in addition, based on the notification of the nsdc, ukraine urgently requests to provide access to the site of the explosion by a representative of the ministry of defense of ukraine and the state border guard service of ukraine yesterday one of the most massive missile attacks on the territories of the ukrainian state by the russian occupiers took place, this is the second after february 24, a large shelling of the territory of ukraine, but in this story with a missile that fell in poland, unfortunately, two people died, of course, the story of a hundred missiles flying from east to west, relatively speaking from the territory of the russian federation or from the airspace of the russian federation from the caspian sea, is not so lively today they are discussing how

. - is calling an urgent meeting of the national security council. killing two people. unconfirmed reports, i'm stressing that right now, but all this is happening as russia launches over 85 missiles across ukraine, hitting energy infrastructure and residential buildings. half of kyiv is without electrity. people are being told to stay in shelters, and more missiles are expected to fall at any time. we are dealing with a country which is hell—bent on causing

i hope they are not watching the national council on television and radio broadcasting tv right now, word that can be interpreted as a motherfucker, and in the russian general staff, there really are only idiots sitting there what when you say about the first and the environment the second the third this is the impression that they everywhere climb into the environment of them psho or is it the ukrainians who invite them or do we pour lard with vodka there and why are they so short-sighted, why are they so unprepared , i am holding my fingers and knocking on wood at the same time so as not to see mr. serhiy well, you see, that’s why when politics intervenes, right up to the military itself, and just as the military are thinking about how they will accomplish this or that task, cling there , hold on and not take a step back, and not and in the kremlin, as a matter of fact, they do not want to hear arguments about the expediency or impracticality, i.e. of course, there is an excess of two and a third thousand personnel, and it is in principle nothing, and it is in principle permissible

financial instruments in the economy of ukraine, the reconstruction of the economy of ukraine, the national councilto our partners about the president of ukraine and ukraine-invest, it is interesting that you have already started talking, that is it is clear that you will discuss these tools. at the end of november, meanwhile, it is interesting to hear what areas are in principle of interest to polish business , because sometime in the summer we spoke with you and you said that the highly marginal science , urban export-oriented sectors of the economy and pharmaceuticals in particular are always interesting. i think that not much has changed in the six months since then. have new polish-ukrainian or exclusively polish enterprises been added or appeared here during this time, that is, how has polish business progressed now? i would not i wanted to open up the details, since precisely such project proposals will be actively considered by polish financial institutions, i can only add that there are several criteria according to which polish financial institutions will be ready to finance such projects

. - is calling an urgent meeting of the national security council. - is calling an urgent meeting of the national security council. this is l national security council. this is confirming unconfirmed reports that stray russian missiles have fallen on a polish farm near the ukrainian border, killing two people. unconfirmed reports, i'm stressing that right now, but all this is happening as russia launches over 85 missiles across ukraine, hitting energy infrastructure and residential buildings. half of kyiv is without electrity. people are being told to stay in shelters, and more missiles are expected to fall at any time. we are dealing with a country which is hell—bent on causing and wreaking havoc, damage, destruction and death. president zelensky says the situation is "critical" — the strikes happened hours after he urged 620 leaders to put more pressure on russia to stop the war. we'll speak live to an adviser to ukraine's energy minister in kyiv. also in the programme... in the next few hours donald trump is expected, to announce his 2024 presiden

but to western countries on united nations security council did not understand it on friday. and then like 9 months previous or last best, and we're not open trees, we are we. and we can see that there is no solution on border problems because border problems can be dissolved by both countries. external countries in defense can not resolve this problem. so, but i already, ukraine is in the position that they are losing everything and they are not getting complete support of the not all and united nations security council. so by now this situation is developing that people are the people need, 3 people need it. well, unfortunately, these so many western countries on eastern countries, j to asian do financial pledging. and all the countries are in this disturbance situation and they are looking forward for the new solution that expired during sanction. i feel that there are big country, it is positive time to realize the whole world that new, amazing economy importance is march and other countries can get their benefits and their situation to raise their jade a financial route.

it was john kirby at the white house at the national security council spokesman talking about the protests and underlying issues. here is a portion from yesterday. [video clip] >> to people in china protesting covid lockdowns and the topic of china's covid zero policy come up with the meeting with president xi jinping. they did talk about covid and the effect of the pandemic it had around the world. clearly that came up in the conversation. i don't know is specifically the zero covid policy was an issue of discussion but covid was on the agenda, as you might expect it would be. our message to peaceful protesters around the world is the same and consistent, people should be allowed the right to assemble and peacefully protest policies or laws or dictates they take issue with. >> does the white house support the efforts to regain personal freedoms in light of the lockdowns? >> the white house respects peaceful protest. host: that is john kirby it the white house yesterday. you can call and comment on the white house response as you see it, if you think it is too forceful (202) 748-8000, too

sonia, the national council's executive director joins us on "fox & friends first" earlier with thissage is clearly let's stop another 9/11. there have been numerous incidents within the last two weeks please replace the air marshals on the border and stop taking them out of the skies and let us do the job we were trained to could. >> referring to southwest airline flights diverted from columbus to little rock because of suspected assault on board. kim kardashian is under fire for refusing to cut ties with balenciaga after fashion brand photo shoot featuring photos of children bondage themed stuffed animals. kardashian did condemn. and reconsidering the partnership with the brand suing the produce ires of the photo shoot $25 million. are balenciaga photos of court documents showing a u.s.s. supreme court decision child pornography laws without their approval. firefighters battle a massive four alarm fire at the historic sea port arena in connecticut. crews from across the state had to be called in to assist in containing this massive blaze. at least one business was engulfed with the

this decision was made by the national council for labor and social affairs compared to the beginningn increase of more than 20%, the last time the minimum wage was revised in october, set at

brakes, and on the other, to use it to the maximum extent, a meeting of the un security council and the nationalurity council will be held today. poland this plot. it will be the main one, but the accents will most likely shift, there will be no one’s rocket to discuss, and who is to blame for the ukrainian conflict itself, another bill on the allocation of $ 37 billion to ukraine has been submitted to the us house of representatives the incident with the missile will allow this beef to be passed through the congress on accelerated procedures poland and perhaps nato will transfer additional air defense resources to their eastern borders as soon as possible. the tragic incident turned out to be needed by many. if it hadn’t happened, it would have been invented, and the two dead poles well, the foreign ministry and write off will express concern for the dead as usual, the tina news agency today i remember this story exactly a year ago on november 16, poland demonstrated the true face of democracy, weapons, tear gas and water cannons such was the answer to the refugees who went west in search of a

the un security council and the national security council will meet today. poland this plot.will be the main one, but the accents will most likely shift, there will be a draw rocket to discuss, and who is to blame for the ukrainian conflict itself ? nato to deploy additional air defense resources to its eastern borders as soon as possible

that statement from the white house yesterday it was john kirby at the white house of the national security council spokesman talking about the protest the underlying issue. is a a portion of that from yesterday. >> the presence message people in china who are protesting covid lockdowns and the topic of china's covid your policy come up in the meeting with president xi when they met in indonesia couple weeks ago? >> they did talk about covid and effective pandemic had had around the world, clue that came up inside the conversation. i don't know specifically if the zero covid policy was an issue of discussion but certainly covid was on the agenda as you might expect it would be. our message to peaceful protesters around the world is the same and consistent, people should be allowed the right to assemble and to peacefully protest policies or laws or dictates that the take issue with. >> does the white house support their efforts to regain personal freedoms in light of these lockdowns? >> the white house supports the right of peaceful protests. >> that is john kirby yesterday will show you more what t

raj panjabi is director of bio defense for the national kits -- security council. he talked about security elements in the strategy during a conversation at the center for strategic and international studies. >> good morning, afternoon, evening. the senior vice president here at the international study. i direct our global health policy center. we are honored to host dr. raj panjabi. special assistant to the president and senior director of global health security and bio defense at the white house national security council. welcome. you are a physician professor, social entrepreneur at a public servant. you previously served under this administration. the malaria initiative, which he led. in 2007, he founded last mile health, which remains one of the most innovative, nongovernmental enterprises in providing community-based health services across africa. raj came to everyone's attention in a gray surge during ebola in west africa, where it distinguished itself in many settings. he was born and raised in monrovia, liberia after civil war broke out in the 80's. he and

here is my press card right here, it says - the national police chiefs' . councilof this card as a bona fides news gatherer. | it has the number to call if you need verification. i it has got security features. all they needed to do - was to ask those people do you have a press card, and there is, you can. solve the situation. no need to arrest them or takej them into custody or whatever. and that is often what happens. journalists going around, reporting on things, - coming into contact with - the police, and they are asked to show their press card. so this, to me, suggests that. some kind of directive had gone out from hertfordshire police or a directive to kind of get. tough on protesters had been misinterpreted by someone . in the chain of command and they didn't care - what anyone said and they were just scooping people up- and then holding them in custody for hours, l which is just frankly i adding insult to injury. and the national police chiefs�* council, they have said that journalists have a right to report any form of protest and that it is very regretta

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but this has automatically triggered a meeting of the equivalent of the national security council inside polish government, who are meeting now to decide how to react, what to say to this dramatic moment. there is in the worst case scenario from many people's perspective a chance that the poles might be inclined to apply to nato for the all for one and one for all type support on a military level with this in terms of wanting to go for retaliation. i think that's extremely unlikely. but this is and will be seen as a very dramatic escalation, a spreading of the war outside the borders of russia and ukraine. alisyn? >> sam, how long will it take for them to figure out where the missiles came from? >> reporter: i don't think it will be very long at all. judging by the the photographs of the debris on site and based on my own albeit unscientific experience it's pretty easy to identify the provenance of spent missiles from the remains of the engine type, what remains of the explosive type, and very often there are at least parts, serial numbers that can at least identify to whom they were ori

this decision was taken by the national council for labor and social issues compared to the beginningincrease of more than 20%. the last time the minimum wage was revised in october, setting it at the level of 4803 rubles. tonight, let's talk about the bread and butter of food security. the main topic of the latest issue of the talk show is the economic environment. grain is the new gold. this is what our president says about food security. today we are convinced that the course towards the modernization of the agro-industrial complex that belarus took was the right one . food exports are being prepared by the end of the year. step over the bar of 8 billion dollars and this will come with the appetite of ill-wishers. we are successfully reorganizing work under the sanctions while abroad, a completely different situation, the threat of world hunger no longer seems unrealistic. well, all these world trends are contributing to the fact that food production. of course, it will sharply decrease, because somewhere it becomes unprofitable and not profitable, as we see farmers pouring milk. i

there was a national council of defense. and all these state councils of defense and there were local councils of defense. and you if you were a member of a council defense, you were expected to. watch and listen and report on subversive activity. one case i know of that i've read read the accounts of in south carolina a man who the red cross to his front door to ask for a donation and and he is just a grumpy old man and he he refused to contribute the red cross. he was reported to the council of defense the state council and the man investigated for pro-german subversive activities. so could a pastor like this be investigated? absolutely absolute. and that would have to be part of the larger story as what kind of pressure and what pastor here says about the of public opinion. the pressure. that's the kind of thing he's talking about. i mean, pastors are under enough pressure when they're everybody's hand as. they go out the door on sunday. you never mentioned this in your sermon why did you talk about this? and i don't agree

it's accredited, it has the national police chiefs council on the back of it.ally says that it's that it's recognised by them. there's a hotline number to call to, to verify the, the press card it's got, you know, his, you know his mind. he's my press card right here. it says the national police chiefs council recognised the holder of this card as a bona fide news gatherer. it's got the number to call if you need verification and it's got security features. all they needed to do was to ask those people, you know, do you have a press card? and there it is. you can solve the situation. no need to arrest them, to take them into custody, whatever. and that's often what happens, you know, journalists going around doing, you know, reporting on things, you know, coming into into contact with police and they're asked to show their press card. so, this to me suggests that some kind of directive had gone out from hertfordshire police or a directive to kind of get tough on the protesters have been misinterpreted by someone in the chain of command and theyjust didn't care

this is just the language used by the united nations in the united nations security council. ready to give a sense of gravitas, to what they're doing. but these tests have been going on for some time. and it's clear why these tests are going on. they are in response to the united states walking away from what should have been a nuclear ization a deal during the trump administration. remember, kim jong on went to hanoi with a deal in hand. it was a deal that he had to wrangle out of his you out of his government. people think that he's a dictator can do it every once, but that's simply not how that system works. he had to go in and sell it hard and he got that same permission, but he got the green light to go forward only to be snubbed by the united states. this is a great loss of face. and then they tried to hold the door open for continue talks for the bind administration, but the by administration refused even in gauge. this is why north korea started doing more tests and more just an effort to say, hey, we're here, take us seriously. they were ignored, so now they've cross

confirmed or made an official on camera statement but has been convening and had convened its national security counciling which broke up about an hour ago. the slovakian defence minister said he was very concerned by the reports, and says russia "must explain what happened", and that "russia's recklessness is getting out of hand." that happens to be a council meeting on wednesday which of course will be an opportunity for russian�*s official representative from the ambassador of the un to explain what happened. russia issued this response. no strikes against targets near the ukrainian—polish border have been carried out by russian weapons. it says statements by polish media and officials were an intentional provocation for the purpose of escalation. let's get the reaction in us from the state department. what we do know is the this war has been one that is unjust, it's been brutal, it has affected millions of lives — notjust in ukraine, but across the world as well. and as you guys saw, in response to president zelensky's speech at 620, what president putin did was he met ukraine with another round of

the national border patrol council brandon judd on that front.urprise to a lot of people. you have hundreds of air marshals being taken from their post. these are trained guys being sent to the southern border described as humanitarian work during the busiest travel period of the year. what do you make of this? >> this is absolutely crazy and the typical robbing peter to pay paul for failures of the secretary. you can't destabilize one agency and expect that you will be able to continue to protect the american people. we expect there is going to be air marshals in the error to ensure another 9/11 doesn't happen. now that you are taking people out of the field, sending the clear message that it is open season for air traffic as a means to harm the american public. you can't do this. another thing you have to look at it does not matter we have air marshalls or not, dhs is creating a safe and orderly immigration system. that is absolutely false. what we are seeing right now is anything but orderly. it is inhumane. if you think they clearly shows and

china is a permanent member of the security council of the united nations.with the united states, of course, it has, to make the principles the basic principles which are sovereignty, territory integrity respected even by the fifth member of the security council which has principles. china must be active to bring this war to an end and to make necessary pressures on russia. >> bret: foreign policy writes it this way, mr. ambassador. biden and macron's historic opportunity. the united states worries about a potential chinese invasion of taiwan perhaps as early as 2027. washington does not expect the europeans to offer a military response, but it does hope that europe will help deter china from using force and sanctions in the event of an attack. given that trans-atlantic against russia. cannot afford to are lose it with when dealing with china. a lot of people look at this visit as very important. also important to note that president macron was also the word three-eared meet with president trump. that was the first state dinner that they hosted at the white

collect and systematize evidence, in particular , documenting the crimes of propagandists and the national councilelevision and radio broadcasting of ukraine in order to transfer everything to the prosecutor general's office, which is already investigating five criminal proceedings regarding the genocide of russia against the ukrainian people. in the main proceedings regarding the genocide of the ukrainian people, russian propagandists appear, or the works are examples of the ideological basis of genocide. in this case, there are names of those who followed putin's instructions and the names of those who followed the instructions of putin and his propagandists directly andriy kostin prosecutor general of ukraine first, it is necessary to systematize the evidence base according to the specified criteria and prove at the national level that these are public calls for genocide and the justification of war, and the international lawyer says that later or immediately the cases will be transferred to the international criminal court . a trial is taking place against the head of a radio station who incit

to blackmail us to bring this issue even to the meeting of the general assembly of the united nations, councils without the oun , and in this way to prove that ukraine is doing something wrong in this situation well, of course, after the attack on sevastopol, he says that these ships that stood in the bay of sevastopol they were also participants in this grain corridor is also a lie well it's just honest, that is, the world should also see and understand what is happening. well, not only in the stories of putin himself, but in my opinion, if we have already touched on this grainy topic, then unfortunately, the russian federation still has some potential regarding, first of all, the mining of the water area of the black sea, it is also possible in the second round of missile strikes on the very infrastructure of our ports. did not sign anything, this is very important. ukraine signed a guarantee of the export of our food from the un with turkey, and accordingly, more precisely, on the contrary, russia quickly signed ion with turkey, and then we signed such documents in a mirror image. is there a

this is the first time that the national security council was meeting later at 9:00 p.m.nian time. we will have official information about that and flat, it is very, very serious. and i think that everyone is afraid to admit officially that it is russian projectiles, because how did you say it means that it is an attack. no, it is not a search, it is an attack . nato and we all remember what he said president biden for some time because he will protect every little piece of nato land, well, this is a piece of nato land, zagybek didn't have time to understand all these attacks that are happening in ukraine and now two people were killed in poland and i was looking for an attack we we are waiting for the yard of the official e-e ian so when we go, well, i take a taxi back from home and taxi drivers only talk about this, all the media only talk about this and everyone checks ugh, the meeting of our ministers will end and when will be officially confirmed well, we too the same we are actually waiting for the first news reports about what could happen in poland that is related

contributes to rachel marston explains during an event in london this week, the president of the national council of resistance of iran, or n c r i called on the u. k to back the ongoing uprising in iran. in iran, a democratic evolution is in the making. the religious fascism ruling. iran is on its last leg. iranian people and their uprisings are the decisive force. the moon less have restored to white spread arrests and killings, but cannot change the course of the movement. now at the very same event, british empire demanded that the british government included ron's islamic revolutionary guard poor, an actual military unit controlled by the iranian state. on the british list of non state terrorist actors, it is only right the f. c. d o works with the home office to heat our recommendations of proscribing the entire i, r g c. as a terrorist organization. such a decision is appropriate and reflexion, gcs true nature. it also has widespread support in the parliament and among m. p, 's, and peers. apparently, the british officials present at this rally didn't mind being seen with the n c r i, whic

is we understand the polish ambassador, he a brief to his colleagues at the national council and the post now are maintaining that they are not under turk, that the country was not attacked by this rocket. that to coach 2 people yesterday evening. but this was and called unfortunate incident that hints at the fact that awesome new 2 countries now believe that ukraine might have fired this rocket. the rocket was made in russia and through presumably and as 300 or defense rocket are so new to us now trying.

parliamentarians of the german bundestag, no deputies of the european parliament of the swiss national councilper and lower canvas of the austrian over the council there are no representatives of the swedish list. go of the scottish parliament of the polish sejm over the assembly of france and slovenia, they are all united in their absolute indifference to the belarusian opposition. let's go for the trick. all of a sudden, the problems of the protesters repel their godparents. and those, after all, they love beautiful words so much, bright pictures seem white and fluffy. so we decided to invite them to make congratulations with a video postcard c happy new year to their political prisoners. well, what's left is the time to prepare for the holidays, though it turned out that there is no time even to congratulate their wards on the new year . well, or just laziness, and the president of belarus, hello, i represent independent human rights activists of belarus, i would like to talk with km goering, my ward godson , he burns prisoners, belarus has grown up to lead fanoviche. we are preparing a vid

i hope they are not watching tv at the moment, the national council for television and radio broadcastingrpreted as motherfuckers, and in the russian general staff, there really are only idiots sitting there what when you say about the first and the entourage the second the third it is the impression that they are everywhere climbing into their surroundings what is it that the ukrainians invite them or do we pour lard over them with vodka why are they so short-sighted why are they so unprepared, that's why i simultaneously hold my fingers and knock on wood so as not to see mr. serhiy. well, you see, that's why when politics intervenes, it 's up to the military themselves and the military themselves. they think how they will accomplish this or that task . the kremlin, strictly speaking, does not want to hear arguments about the expediency or impracticality, i.e. of course, there are two and three thousand personnel, it is nothing in principle, and it is, in principle, acceptable losses for the russians, and compared to those negotiated about the positions that he wants to use today in all

ukraine is not a freezer , therefore there will be no freezing of the war , the secretary of the national councilted of security oleksiy danilov, according to him, ukraine should continue to liberate its territories regardless of the weather and season, he also reported on the huge mining in the kherson direction on the right on the banks of the dnipro, it is not excluded that a large landmine has been planted, so people need to be extremely careful and again without power today, planned electricity blackouts are being introduced in a number of regions, in particular , the restriction applies to residents of the capital of kyiv region , chernihiv region, cherkasy region, zhytomyr region, sumy region, kharkiv region, poltava region and donetsk region, in other regions, shutdowns are not yet expected, ukrenergo said the company emphasized that specialists are doing everything necessary to preserve the energy system, therefore they called on citizens not to abandon their habits consciously regarding the consumption of electricity, i will note that such measures are now necessary to reduce the load o

as you see we have a guest as you know we have a guest from national security council, john kirby with us today. who is gonna take your questions ahead of the state visit. as you know will be happening on thursday, however first state visit with france. our first state to visit clearly in this instruction that i will start right away and turn over to kirby. all right, john. john: i have a couple of comments here at the top about the state visit. as the first state visit of the biden harris administration is the opportunity to highlight a foundational component of this administration's approach to foreign policy and esther alliances. france is a vital partner and united states oldest allies. major investments in both directions supporting hundreds of thousands of jobs in each country, the defense and security cooperation continues to stand and its vital security all around the world. it is underpinned by our shared commitment to democratic spools, values, institutions, our cultural ties -- democratic tools, values, institutions are cultural ties are of top importance. on the schedule br

council resolutions. what sort of response can we expect as a result? this is absolutely a violation of the united nations security council resolutions. however, given the political climate, notably between the us and russia currently, but also between us and china, we can't expect any condemnation to come from the security council at this point, much less additional sanctions. so i would imagine that we will probably see increased sanctions unilaterally by the united states, by south korea and japan following suit, possibly also european nations or the european union. i think that we can expect south korea to respond with its on missile demonstrations showing how its forces along with those the u. s. might be able to retaliate against 3 or for this behavior. we can also possibly imagine a strategic assets from the united states and talk to be deployed or to use that to be used in order to reinforce deterrence against young. why is north korea foreign so many missiles of late? i think there's a number of reasons. one of them is the permissive condition that i mentioned earlier, namely that the, the breakd

the head of the air marshal national council calling the move dangerous and reckless. >> i don't think the american people as they go to travel over the holiday season, i think they will all think the air marshals are on board their train -- on their plane when a good number aren't. >> dana: there was no break in the border crossings. >> there wasn't. a non-stop holiday weekend out here along the u.s./mexico border. in this one sector alone where we are, we have personally witnessed at least ten large groups illegally crossing over into the united states and that's just been in the last 72 hours. again, in just this one spot in and around eagle pass, which is part of the del rio sector. we are talking easily over 1,000 migrants. then as the sun came up this morning, another one about 240 plus in size. mostly cuban, columbian and dominican. resources now spread so thin sources say at least 150 federal air marshals are being temporarily reassigned each month to do three week deployments and assist agents at the border. dhs brushed it off saying it's nothing new. >> every year since 2006

and, in general, the very presence of a terrorist state in the united nations security councild large, it will be necessary to take such steps for such reformation, the only thing is that it will of course require not only time, but also the political will of all other participants of this organization of all states in the majority of the absolute majority of states well , first of all, of course, the members of the council themselves security of the un, which includes not only russia but also china. but after the defeat of the russian federation on the battlefield and the conviction and legal condemnation of it and its activities, a certain window of opportunity will open, including for china, in order to go for a certain reformation of the largest property or the highest body, well, without a security body in the world, yes, for the sake of the security of the united nations, i would like to . he wrote a lot, and in my opinion it was a post on the espresso tv website, read it there are sections, eh, actually, people write experts, specialists, various posts, interesting , imp