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white house national security council spokesman john kirby says they are assessing reports that russia is responsible for the last. and while tell cannot say conclusively what happened yet, what is clear is that the damage to the ukrainian people and the region will be significant. debora patta, cbs news, kharkiv. >>> coming up, migrant flights. florida officials defend flying dozens of migrants to california. >>> and air quality concerns. the places in the u.s. getting hit the hardest by wildfire smoke from canada. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." smoke from canada. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." ve moderate to severe ulcerative colitis. so i'm taking zeposia, a once-daily pill. because i won't let uc stop me...from being me. zeposia can help people with uc achieve and maintain remission. and has been shown to reduce symptoms in as early as 2 weeks. ze the first a onl and has been shown to reduce symptoms don't ep a attack, chest pain, stroke or mini-stroke, heart failure in the last 6 months, irregular or abnormae unep apnea, or take maois. zeposia may cause serious side effe

. >> thus spokesman for the white house national security council said the u.s.l work with ukrainian authorities to establish exactly what happened. >> what is clear and what we can say is the damage to the ukrainian people in the region will be significant. the dam built in 1956 as part of the hydroelectric power plant sits astride ukraine's river. it is about 30 yards high and about 100 yards or so wide in the reservoir holds about as much water as the great salt lake in utah. that is a lot of water that supplies southern ukraine, including the crime medium peninsula and the nuclear power plant. >> that is the view from washington. i spoke to steve, he gave the view from moscow. what was the reaction as the news trickled in in moscow? >> there was initial confusion about what happened. the russian news agency put out a report early this morning and quoted the moscow appointed official where the dam was breached. he basically denied something happened. he said everything was peaceful, nothing was going on. an hour or so later, another report quoting the same off

white house national security council spokesman john kirby says they're assessing reports that russiathe blast. and while they cannot say conclusively what happened yet, norah, what is clear is that the damage to the ukrainian people and the region will be significant. >> devastating. debora patta, thank you. >>> now to a surprise move in the world of professional golf. the pga tour and european tour today announced a merger with controversial saudi-backed liv golf. cbs's manuel bojorquez reports the agreement follows months of lawsuits and suspensions that have teed off some of the game's biggest names. >> reporter: the stunning announcement comes after a bitter two years, which saw saudi-backed liv golf poach some of the sport's biggest names with lucrative deals as the pga fought back, suspending those players from pga events. david due sec is a senior writer at golf week. >> i don't think there's any way you can look at this and say the liv golfers weren't the winners. they obviously won on this. >> reporter: among the biggest names to join liv golf, hall of famer phil mickelson t

weapons in ukraine , said john kerby, coordinator for strategic communications at the white house national security council him, washington does not observe threats of undermining the zaporozhye nuclear power plant by russian forces. what ukraine previously accused russia of, terbin reminded reporters that the united states has the ability to monitor radioactivity near stations in the united arab emirates last night, a skyscraper burned down, the incident occurred in the emirate. ajman in the north of the country, the fire quickly spread to the entire height of the building. one the side of the house is completely burned out the exact cause of the fire is still unknown, it is believed that it is most likely. it has to do with the heat. something easily flammable caught fire in the sun. now in the emirates would become a thermometer. even at night, they practically do not fall below plus, 35 °. , the strongest flood in india , the water level in the loons river, rose so strong sharply that the stormy stream washed away several cars. in one case, right along with the hostess. this is the rescue footage of ca

whie house national security council spokesman john kirby says there are certain reports that russiand while they cannot say conclusively what happened yet, norah, what is clear is that the damage to the ukrainian people and the region will be significant. >> norah: devastating. debora patta, thank you. we want to turn now to some breaking news back here at home. multiple people have been shot outside a high school graduation ceremony in richmond, virginia, out this afternoon. our cbs richmond affiliate, wttv r, has obtained a cell from the scene. we are hearing at least five victims have been shot, including three with life-threatening injuries. the shooting happened at a theater on the campus of virginia commonwealth university, which went on lockdown. police are on the scene fear of our affiliate reports that two suspects are in custody. now to a surprise move in the world of professional golf. the pga tour and european tour today announced a merger with controversial saudi-backed liv golf. cbs's manuel bojorquez reports the agreement follows months of lawsuits and suspensions tha

weapons in ukraine, said john kirby, coordinator for strategic communications at the white house national security councilording to him, washington does not observe threats to undermine the zaporozhye nuclear power plant by russian forces. what ukraine accused russia of earlier kirby reminded reporters that the united states has the ability to monitor radioactivity near the station, the interception of aircraft of violators of the state border is working out in the course of large-scale tactical flight exercises, the fighter aviation of the baltic fleet is taking place in the kaliningrad region of the main goals, checking the readiness of the flight personnel to perform combat and special tasks in the sky 10 su-27 fighters over a hundred servicemen are practicing preparations for the departure of relocation to operational airfields firing from airborne weapons at winged missiles to get out from under the blow of a mock enemy, as well as new tactics , the exercise will last until the end of the week. 160 children from the belgorod region arrived in artek tam they will bring a whole shift and get to know th

national housing movement plan in west azerbaijan with the presence of mr. bazerpash, mr. in addition to this opening, bazarpash opened in 1202 mehr housing national movement housing unit will participate in the provincial housing supply council meeting and the issues and problems in the province's housing sector will hopefully be investigated . hello, dear viewers of khabar international news network, we are at your service. as you know, mr. abdullahian, the minister of foreign affairs of our country, in continuation of his periodical trips and his own region , arrived in abu dhabi, abu dhabi , uae this morning. reporter shabiri broadcasting from abu dhabi with mohsen ms. shabiri. hello, good morning. good morning to you too, ms. shabiri. please tell us, dear viewers, about today's schedule of dr. amir abdollahian's trip to the uae. the foreign affairs of our country arrived in abu dhabi and was welcomed by the minister of the united arab emirates and today in abu dhabi they have planned meetings for the state of the country, which are going to be held, and in addition to abu dhabi, he will also visit our consulate in dubai. with iranians and investors who are in dubai will also have a meeting and discussion, but allow your

. >> he is the president of paragon health institute and he is a former white house national as an -- economic council policy advisor during the trump administration. we want to talk about medicaid this morning. what is paragon health institute? >> it is a research center that is focused on evaluating how government, health and programs are working. host: how are you funded? guest: we have a wide range of individuals and organizations. we are a nonprofit. host: what is your goal? guest: our goal is to improve health policy in the united states so people spend less. and ultimately americans are better off. from a health perspective or an economic perspective. host: when you look at the president talking about the economy overall, how much of a role is health care cost playing in people's economic woes? guest: if you look at the average family budget and what they spent on health insurance, it is significant. 20% of american income goes to health care. if you look at government budgets, rising costs of medicare and medicaid are the biggest fiscal challenges the u.s. faces. host: what would your group do

and iran denied reports they were close to a nuclear deal the white house national security council denied that it offered tehran the suggestions false and misleading. >>> the turkey president erdogan appointed a former u.s. finance executive as the next governor of the country's central bank.rc bank and goldman sachs. this is a picture of how the turkish lira is moving today it continuies to be weak. we had a substantial move yesterday to the tune of five points we keep moving weaker. not in the right direction julianna, i think there are a couple of appointments that imply a more orthodox economic po policy you had secretaries reappointed back he is well respected by the market and he was considered to be somebody delivering more market friendly policies. with the appointment to run the central bank, that is significant because of her market background. she was a trader at goldman sachs. she was ceo of first republic which did not end well there is a feeling they would go back to raising interest rates again. that could be supportive for the currency >> if they go down that path it is fa

that is good i am glad you did survey hard-hitting journalism i love it thank you white house national security councilhing back on criticism of the administration handling of china the threat from communist china, watch. people are accused us for not doing enough i hear from others, we are doing too much, or bowing down to china that we're trying too hard. >> it boggles my mind anybody anywhere would think a, we're not engaging in o diplomacy, boy. diplomacy use of it attempted dialogue is somehow weakness. maria: a texas congressman foreign affairs committee mainstream media mike mccaul always a pleasure thanks very much for being here this morning. >> thank you. thank you. maria: you just you just heard john kirby talk about diplomacy sort of -- the question from why soft on china to why would anyone question if we're doing diplomacy. i don't think that was the question but your assessment to provks provocations out of communist china. >> i was in taiwan surrounded, in aircraft carrier 70 fighter jets sanctioned by chinese communist party, they are very aggressive, they mean to do harm my judgment w

in the truest sense of the word , the press secretary of the national security council at the white housejohn kirby , chose to retire after a sharp question from one of the journalists, the reporter asked to comment on the messages for the seventeenth a year they are fulfilling the agreements that hunter biden sent a message to the official representative of the communist party of china , the then vice president appears. joe biden. but biden, during the election campaign, assured that his son had never discussed his affairs with foreign partners. in response, kirby simply left the trine. i will not comment on this by asking as much as you want. james i won't comment on this topic . bye guys have a great weekend. the question was forwarded to the press secretary of the white house , karin-janpierre, however, the lady said she had nothing to add to what kirby said and declined to comment further. from the supply of machines, machine tools and equipment to cruise tourism in belarus, the volgograd region has found strongholds on which cooperation is actively developing industrial cooperation

maria: meanwhile, white house national security council spospokesperson john kirby pushd back yesterdayom others we're doing too much, we're bowing down to china, we're trying too hard. it boggles my mind to think we're not edge gauging in diplomacy and the use of it is some dsomehow a weakness. maria: they chan canceled the a initiative, there's no response to the surveillance balloon. the illicits long. joining me now, author gordon chang back with us. gordon, great to see you. how would assess the administration's response to china's provocations, you heard john kirby there. >> someone should tell john kirby that nevel chamberlain was also engaging in diplomacy. what the biden administration is doing with regard to china is reprehensible, especially some of the comments he made to the state department delegation in china that started its visit on june 4th, which is the 34th anniversary of the tiananmen square mass concern. as you pointed out -- massacre. as you pointed out what we have is an administration that delays measures it would impose on china so basically beijing gets a two-

rice: actually, i started my career here at the white house at the national security council at the ripe of 28 as a national security council staffer, and then in president clinton's second term, i served as the assistant secretary of state for african affairs. mr. capehart: so then how does someone with the extensive foreign policy background and credentials that you have switch to domestic policy? what was that phone call like that you had? i think it was with ron klain, now the former chief of staff, when he called you and said, "hey, madam ambassador, former u.s. ambassador to the un, how would you like to turn your attention to domestic policy?” ms. rice: well, first of all, it was a really exciting and welcome new challenge for me. the fact is, jonathan, before i got into foreign policy in my mid-, late twenties, most of the stuff that i'd been interested in and that i'd been focused on really had been domestic. i worked on domestic violence issues. i worked on racial justice issues. i worked on poverty issues. and that was sort of where i began, and then it was really when i went

house have stated that they cannot accurately name the reason for the destruction of the kakhovskaya dam hpp but consider reports that russia caused the explosion coordinates of the national security council of the white house john kirby said it is obvious that the destruction of the dam that separates russian and ukrainian forces will lead to human casualties and cause significant chaos in the region. washington is ready to help kyiv overcome the consequences of the disaster, in particular and through international humanitarian organizations, i guarantee you that you will see additional packages of assistance in the field of security in the coming days and weeks. we will continue to do everything possible so that ukraine can achieve success on the battlefield , they are preparing to receive me from the kherson region in lviv, in the city a new shelter for internally displaced people has been opened, where people can settle and receive the necessary help, volunteers have already they are waiting for new residents, more about the center for the vpu, see our material, a stream of grandchildren is panning out, whether they will be the first to settle in the new lviv shelter, here they helped

united nations security council is divided of a house and a decade long peacekeeping mission in monte vig schedule. so thursday has been postponed on the resolution proposed by france will pass no would withdrawal within 6 months on your full state. are you on the list of the international crisis group explains why it's a challenging task to restore peacekeepers. moving peacekeepers is a very difficult process. you have to worry about the safety of the un personnel 1st and foremost to understand who is going to eventually take over the work that the union is doing off the ground from supporting political processes because of how big your monetary effort and ultimately how and where the molly and government will step off once the un peacekeepers have left the country. un peacekeeping was deployed in a particular context, but that they to go along side french partners and european partners. but un peacekeeping is one of the counterterrorism operation. but that's what the molly and to ask the you and to do when it's led to the situation. now molly believes that it's security partners fro

today our guest is the chairman of the standing committee on national security council of the house ofional assembly of belarus oleg belokonev oleg alekseevich, the aforementioned shipchik, whom we have already talked about the other day, said that f-16 fighters would be in ukraine in 2-3 months, and he also said that before nato itself, which will take place in july in vilnius , something should happen that will show. ukraine is worthy of trust. do you have a guess. what's happened? maybe worthy trust she has already begun to show. so far, it hasn't been very successful. i think this trust is not worth it the victims that ukraine is now suffering, the loss of manpower. so much equipment burned expensive about the f16 today. if the operational equipment of the territory of the baltic countries, poland there, romania , nato countries are actively being carried out, including under the fact that they could receive aircraft such as the f-16. either in ukraine, no one has the operational equipment of airfields to receive these aircraft, especially, uh, almost all airfields, then the take-o

in the last few minutes, the white house national security council has confirmed president biden haside russia. which tells you just how high the stakes are here. as you said, the russian government is now accusing yevgeny prigozhin, the volatile head of the wagner mercenary group, of mounting a coup against the government of vladimir putin. prigozhin, for his part, having earlier said that the russian military fired on his mercenary troops, has now released an audio recording in just the last hour or so, saying his mercenaries have crossed over from ukraine, where they are supposed to be fighting side by side with russian regular forces, and that they are marching towards the southern russian city of rostov. chris, as you said, there are not a lot of reliable narrators here. prigozhin is a man with a history of exaggeration. there is no firm evidence at this point, that a column of his troops is indeed advancing towards rostov. but the kremlin is not taking any chances. this is a government that appears to be preparing for military coup. russian state media says the government has t

the united nations security council is divided as a house and a decade long peacekeeping mission. in molly, as i said, you for thursday has been postponed on the resolution proposed by from school personnel would withdrawal within 6 months. daniel force, he is a senior. you and i'm just at the international crisis group. he explains why it's challenging to withdrawal peacekeepers. moving peacekeepers is a very difficult process. you have to worry about the safety of the un personnel 1st and foremost, to understand who is going to eventually take over the work that the union is doing off the ground from supporting political processes. because of how big the monetary efforts and ultimately how and where the molly and government will step off. once the un peacekeepers have left the country, there will be significant risks for molly and the sol. how as un peacekeepers gradually lead amalia government has made clear that they are already able to step up the security operation in the region. and that they are also view that the un has been a hindrance to their counter terrorist operatio

. >> how do people at the white house, the national security council or at the pentagon think about itd and ukraine doing these strikes inside russia. privately, though, we're being told it's a good military strategy and has forced russia to divert resources to protect its own territory and it makes russians feel, in a way they haven't, the impact of the war that the kremlin launched on ukraine over a year ago. u.s. officials privately say, look, this is an inevitably of war. it was always likely ukraine would launch cross border attacks and it's a sound military strategy as they're ramping up for the counteroffensive. >> natasha, fabulous reporting. thanks for sharing it with us. >>> up next, president biden's bipartisan moment. he sells the debt ceiling bill as proof he gets results, even with a divided governmnment. save 50% on the sleep number limited edition smsmart bed. plus, free home delivery when you add an adjuststable ba. only at sleep number. i brought in ensure max protein with 30g of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. uh... here i'll take that

notifications slow but on there are reasons, so commented the representative of the national security council of the white house, john kirby, during the briefing on the counteroffensive in ukraine, he noted that in more than six months, the russians have built a strong defense. in some cases, they have three such lines, which affects the pace of advancement of the armed forces of ukraine . at the same time, the representative of the white house added that the united states continues to support ukraine. it is too early to say how it will happen in ukraine. i am not going to explain something about the counteroffensive from this podium , president zelenskyy should speak about it. now we are focused on making sure that ukrainians have everything they need for successful training, tools, equipment, etc. of this next week, the administration will announce another package of support for ukraine in terms of weapons and capabilities. at the moment, we are focused on this. the russian fsb forgave the traitors , closed the criminal case, but yevhen prigozhina must now hand over all heavy equipment to the units of the rus

the united nations security council is divided of a house and a decade long peacekeeping mission in molly light, scheduled for fast day, has been postponed on the resolution proposed by friends or pass now would withdrawal within 6 months. daniel force, he is a un unless the international crisis group, he explains why it's such challenging task to restore these peacekeepers. moving peacekeepers is a very difficult process. you have to worry about the safety of the un personnel 1st and foremost to understand who is going to eventually take over the work that the union is doing off the ground from supporting political processes because of how big your monetary effort and ultimately how and where the molly and government will step off once the un peacekeepers have left the country. un peacekeeping was deployed in a particular context that, that data go along side french partners and european partners. but un peacekeeping is one of the counterterrorism operation. but that's what the molly into ask the you and to do when it's led to the situation. now molly believes that it's security partners

now united nations security council is divided into the house and a decade long peacekeeping mission. in molly, a vote schedule for thursday is been postponed on the resolution proposed by fonts or personnel would withdrawal within 6 months. molly's form minister this month demanded the peacekeepers, leave accusing them of fueling tensions. diplomatic editor james, based with the united nations with more on this, it is quite messy and the negotiations are ongoing. so there is a big deadline coming and that's basically because the ma.

military support of ukraine before the counteroffensive, said the coordinator of the national security council of the white house, john kerben. according to him, this is not only about the transfer of air defense systems, but also about the provision of technical equipment with artillery and ammunition, as well as conducting exercises. and further noted in the interview, first of all, we are very satisfied that we have now covered the needs of ukraine for its counteroffensive, when they will start it depends from them, but we are sure that we have done everything possible, and when i say we, i mean not only the usa, but also our allies and partners, and the signs declare that they will be with ukraine until victory. the prime ministers of poland and canada declared their readiness to help ukraine until the end of the war with eraphy, we are talking about financial, humanitarian, military and diplomatic support, in addition, justin tridot and his polish colleague meteo shmarowecki agreed to actively support the euro-atlantic aspirations of the ukrainian people large-scale railway disaster in india 233 900 people

this was reported by the coordinator of the strategic communications chief of the national security council of the white househn kirby, at the same time we see the aggressive behavior of russia and belarus regarding the placement of nuclear tactical nuclear weapons on the territory of the republic of belarus. as a former ambassador of ukraine to belarus, you know how this system works in belarus. i mean the system in general security is it possible to say that this nuclear weapon is for lukashenka a belt that will protect him from any attacks from inside the state and from outside, and he perceives it as a certain protective talisman mascot for personal, for themselves, why are they doing it first and whether the reaction was strong enough and the appropriate reaction was the institution regarding the deployment of nuclear weapons in belarus , let's start with the main russian nuclear weapons for lukashenka - it's a shaheda belt on him and on his regime, nothing else, he himself and he also framed the whole country of all belarusians, he wants to put , you know, as hostages of the nuclear threats of the russi

that yes commented on the counteroffensive in ukraine, the representative of the national security council of the white househn kirby, during the briefing, he noted that in more than six months, the russians have built a strong defense. in some cases, they have three such lines, and this affects the topic of the advancement of the armed forces of ukraine. at the same time , the representative of the white house added the united states continue to support ukraine, it is too early to say how it will happen in ukraine i am not going to explain anything about the counteroffensive from this podium, the president should speak with this zelenskyi we are now focused on making sure that ukrainians have everything they need for success in training, tools, equipment, etc. this week the administration will announce another package of support for ukraine in terms of weapons and capabilities . at the moment, we are focused on this. pvkwagner must transfer all heavy equipment to units of the russian army, the ministry of defense of the russian federation reported. the leader of the wagnerites has not been seen since he lef

communications chief of the national security council of the white house, john kirby, at the same timethe aggressive behavior of russia and belarus regarding the placement of nuclear tactical nuclear weapons on the territory of the republic of belarus. as a former ambassador of ukraine to belarus, you know how this system works in belarus. i mean the system in general of security or is it possible to talk about the fact that these nuclear weapons are for lukashenka a belt that will protect him from any attacks from inside the state and from outside, and he accepts it how is it like a certain talisman, a protective talisman for the personal, for themselves, why do they do it first and whether the reaction was strong enough and the corresponding reaction was the measure regarding the deployment of nuclear weapons in belarus, let 's start with the main russian nuclear weapons for lukashenka - this is the martyr's belt on him and there is nothing else in his regime, he has framed himself and the entire country, he wants to put all belarusians , you know, as hostages of the nuclear threats

house. i was on the national security council in the bush administration after 9/11. u.s.audi relations after 9/11 were not as bad as they are today. i worked and with president bush to organize a trip by the then saudi king to his ranch in texas. the relations were not nearly as that on a personal level or country to country level. we are in a state today, even compared to a prior time. >> the view from tehran seems to be that the u.s. is an untrustworthy partner, that perhaps china is more similar to deal with. this is echoed in the breaking of the jcpoa. iran stuck to the guns with it and did everything they needed to do. this comes as no surprise to tehran, surely. >> no it doesn't. everybody in iran welcomes the normalization of relations between iran and saudi arabia. what the u.s. wants from saudi arabia is to demonize iran, and to confront iran, to spend pectoral -- petrol dollars against iran. it is not good for the saudi's. they want the saudi's to reduce the price, why should you do that? it is not reasonable, or sell oil at a higher price, you get richer, you d

joining us now from the white house, the national security council cardinator for strategic coordinationsjohn kirby. john, thanks for joining us. we certainly have a lot to discuss today, but first on these cluster munitions that could potentially be offered to ukrainians to be used out there on the battlefield, what about the impact? does the impact outweigh the risk of unintentionally potentially killing civilians? >> well, look, wolf, i don't want to get ahead of a decision that we haven't made or announced, so i would just tell you that we're constantly talking to the ukrainians about the kind of capabilities they need in this counter offensive in the weeks and months ahead. and we're adapting to those capabilities as the war demands, and that's where we are right now. it's important we believe that we arm the ukrainians for everything they need to be successful. and, you know, by and large we've done exactly that, wolf. pretty much everything they've asked for to get ready for this counter offensive we and our allies and partners provided. and we continue to do that. just a few days

i have to say as of last night, the white house and national security council have been very particular on what type of information, statements they're putting out, knowing just how fast-moving this situation is and how things could change in an instant. they've been careful. but last night we know president biden was briefed on the situation unfoldingening and russia -- we've been asked if they'll be briefed again. we know the national security council put out a statement. they said we are monitoring the situation and will be consulting with allies and partners on these developments. you can see there on the screen there. obviously this holds a lot of implications for president biden but also where he's worked for the last few months and years to hold russia's feet to the fire in support of ukraine. in as early as january, we know they were talking about this from the podium that the u.s. officials had identified some type of internal struggle happening between the wagner group and russia and they were monitoring any intelligence from that point at least very closely, just a real windo

. >> john kirby is the spokesperson for the national security council joining white house press secretary to brief reporters on the biden administration's agenda, including foreign policy

, yes commented on the counteroffensive in ukraine , the representative of the national security council of the white house, john kirby, he noted that in more than six months, the russians have built a strong defense. in some cases, they have three such lines , which affects the topic of the advancement of the armed forces of ukraine at the same time the representative of the white house added the united states continues to support ukraine it is too early to say how it will happen in ukraine i am not going to explain anything about the counteroffensive from this podium president zelenskyy should speak with this we are now focused on making sure that the ukrainians have everything they need to succeed training, tools, equipment , etc. this week the administration will announce another package of support for ukraine in terms of weapons and capabilities. dnipropetrovsk region is preparing for a possible terrorist attack on the zaporizhzhia npp in the region, a corresponding headquarters has been created and training is underway. this was told by the head of the regional military administration, serhiy lysak.

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the united nations security council is divided a house and a decades on peacekeeping mission a molly, a vote scheduled for thursday's, been postponed. molly's 5 minutes to demanded the peacekeepers leave, accusing them a few intentions. a diplomatic edit.

preparing a famine scenario, we went to washington with that famine scenario, to the national council of the white house and said , look, autumn will begin, there will be a special a- and the strategy to destroy critical energy infrastructure in order to freeze people in order to undermine our stability , well, in order to destabilize the country from within, it was predicted that we demanded air defense systems in our western partners are arrested by themselves, patriots and so on, but we demanded from our ministry of energy, at least as they did on some railways , to put concrete in order to protect transformers and large transformers, because the essence of my question is why there were still many damaged objects of critical infrastructure are those that need to be fixed fix the problems even big these transformers are not produced like that at once and when you talk to manufacturing companies i went to taiwan, south korea, japan after a full-scale invasion, when you give them lists of what you need, i even remember that we had these lists all november , december, january, advocated, included usaid a

this was reported the day before by the coordinator of the national security council of the white houserpi . of equipment for $325 million , the correspondent of karla bab reported on twitter that the list will likely include stryker armored vehicles and bradley armored infantry vehicles, as well as additional missiles for the nas and heimers system, it is interesting that john kirby, at the press briefing during the announcement of the aid package, noted that the white house knows exactly what kyiv needs and will focus on ukraine achieving success on the battlefield. it is expected that the armed forces of ukraine will be able to use new equipment quickly replace the damaged or destroyed only one at the end of the previous week. that is, on june 9, the united states already announced the transfer of military equipment, ammunition and equipment worth more than 2 billion dollars in general, at the beginning of russia's full-scale war against ukraine, the united states provided military aid for more than 40 billion dollars , but the leaders of france, germany and poland met in paris to di

joining us from the white house, the national security council coordinator for strategic communicationsthanks very much for joining us. i know you're very busy on this day. president sezelenskyy, as you know, has said he's shocked by the slow international response to the devastating flooding that's going on right now. what more can the united states do to help? >> we are helping quite a bit. within hours of the breach of the dam, wolf, we were working with our usa id, humanitarian partners on the ground to get buses available to people could moo move. thousands of them were left homeless without power and water. we were able to get water purification on the ground, as well as boats and rescue gear. we have been at this really since just a couple of hours after the breach, and we are going to stay committed to that. we've got good eyes and good partners on the ground there, and so we're going to keep doing that. there will be more support coming from the united states as needed. >> as you know, video now shows ukrainian rescuers are facing shelling. would it be plausible for ukraine and

crisis. >> we heard from jasmine wright that short statement that came out from the national security council at the white house that they're watching. we saw a similar statement from germany, from france as well, we're monitoring. what is the threshold to expect that any of these western powers will do anything more than watch? >> right. the en. >>> real rule is when your enemy makes mistakes is to let them. there's no reason for them to get in the way, but there are some red lines. i think one of the things that intelligence officials are surely looking at are control of nuclear weapons, which are spread all over russia, and prigozhin knows how valuable they are. the other thing to look for is other biological chemical facilities. again, this is a failing empire. this is a russia state that is going down the tubes pretty fast actually before our eyes. that's not to say putin will be deposed. i don't think there's a high chance that prigozhin will be able to march on moscow with 20,000 troops, but it's extremely dangerous. it's not that putin is going to lose, but when these states collapse or fall under press

mexico city, the edges to put in the main stories and following the sour united nations security council is divided of a house and a decades on peacekeeping mission, a molly low scheduled for 1st days, been postponed. molly's farm, and as to the month of the peacekeepers, leave accusing them a few intentions. diplomatic editor james bass has more. it is quite messy and the negotiations are ongoing. so there is a big deadline coming, and that's basically because the molly and government said that 8 wanted the un to withdraw as soon as possible. it only said that 12 days ago. so everyone is already in a big hurry up. but the deadline that's coming up is the existing resolution. every un peacekeeping resolution needs to be authorized every year. and it just happens that the current resolution runs out at the end of june. that's the end of this week. so they've got to come up with a new resolution, which includes the withdrawal withdrawal time table by the end of friday, evening, new york time. and the problem is, there are disagreements about that timeline in front surprises and says that these vital police shoo

. >> john kirby is the spokesperson for the national security council joining white house press secretary to brief reporters on the biden administration's agenda, including foreign policy priorities and the state of debt ceiling talks. this is just over an hour. karine jean-pierre: all right, good afternoon, everyone. q good afternoon! karine jean-pierre: oh, so nice. okay. so, a short while ago, as many of you saw for yourselves, president biden convened cabinet members and agency heads from across his administration for a briefing on the 2023 atlantic hurricane season, a meeting he has convened each year since taking office.the president was also updated on the ongoing wildfires across the nation and federal efforts to reduce wildfire risk in the united states.during the meeting, the president and his team discussed ongoing preparations for these extreme weather events, response plans for when they occur, and resources in place to help communities recover.the president thanked the brave first responders who work around the clock and put their lives on the line to keep our communities sa

i worked at the white house, i was on the national security council in the bush administration after 911 and us started relations after 911. we're not as bad as they are today. i work down with president bush to organize a trip by then saudi king to president bush. his ranch in crawford, texas, in their relations were not nearly as bad on a personal level and a country to country level as we are in a very serious state. today. even compared to the prior time of a series of crisis and us saudi relations after $911.00. well, let me bring in to her on a and found is. busy a, i mean, filed the v from to around seems to be the us is simply a non trustworthy partner. the pads, china is much more simpler to deal with. this is that code in the they the breaking of the jcp away which actually the wrong usually you deal with sharon and actually stuck to the guns with and did everything they needed to do. so this comes as no surprise to tyrone children. uh no, it doesn't. uh, i think everybody in the, the, and welcome the normalization of relations between the, the inside of the review. i think

you know it's nations security council is divided as a house and a decade long piece, keeping mission and money they've shut yours for the past day has been postponed on the resolution proposed by friends. personnel would withdrawal within 6 months to astronomy is for the 1st time hobb detective beach, st. tom of gravitational waves echoing throughout the universe. teams of scientists across the world have been monitoring space to observe the phenomenon which albert einstein predicts in more than a century ago. they don't exactly know what's causing the home, but it may be coming from sync. the massive black hole spiraling it together before matching. let's get moving this. we can speak to michael lam, a research scientist at the set he is to choose. he was part of the team that conducted the non there grabs study. he joins us from washington, d. c. thank you for joining the program. so if i understand this correctly, scientist had suspected that these gravitational waves existed, but now they have proof of this. we actually have had proof of them before the libo in virgo collaboratio

people candidate and saying it's worth while thoughts on record on the united nations security council is defined in the house and take a long piece of the schedule because they've been spent under a resolution for best buy from school personnel with tools within 6 months. some muslims around the world are celebrating feed at half, which began the prize at sunrise in saudi arabia. an estimated 1800000 was lemons not performing hodge law. just as the pandemic get out of how old a face to the sacrifice is a major holiday and is nomic canada and takes place on the 3rd day of annual hodge . but to cease by insur them to mark the occasion of deed has already been violated . and strikes and anthea across by a rattled pots with a capital costume on wednesday, a number of civilians are 42. thank you. it's a people sit on a mocking the muslim holiday. despite the fighting, nearly 3000000 people have been displaced since mid april, but billions more remained behind for those and the capital cost to this. it is unlike any other, even more than reports from i'm doing much. it's either of hot in sudan, but this is probabl

national security adviser second term of the george w. bush administration. he was the president white house foreign policy advisor, he directed the national security council staff and ran the national security policy process. these days, among many other roles come he serves as the national security advisory panel for the director of central diligence -- intelligence, department of defense policy board and the u.s. institute of peace. welcome back to the wilson center. it is good to have you back here. [applause] steve: thanks for putting this program together. let me start beginning on this book, which is the spring of 2008, president bush called in his chief of staff and said, whoever follows me in this office has a big challenge. we have a war in iraq, afghanistan, the terrorism threat. that was before we were headed into the worst financial and economic crisis since the great depression. what the president told josh come he wanted the upcoming transition to be the best transition in history. in some sense it was not hard. when -- came in as president carter's national security advisor into the oval office and into his quarters come he found there was no sta