i'm peter. let's remind you we're discussing escalation with brian in the block a of the program here. article 5 was mentioned, and that was one of the questions i sent out by my producer here. and it's something that i've thought a lot about, and even at the very beginning of this conflict, i thought there's a certain inevitability that will, it will be invoked here. because if, if the, if it's more and more heavy weaponry, sophisticated weaponry is a sent to ukraine. which seems to be the intent. huh. that that shows that the west is a co belligerent and all of this. an article 5 is nonsense because it's just the cover . okay. when, if these abram tanks, which i believe will never make it to ukraine, but it say they that if they're being milk could be moved across to polish water. it's, it's fair game for russia destroy them. they're going in there to kill their, their so or so, it's really kind of turned into a, almost a joke. unfortunately, even though it could have catastrophic outcome here

well, peter, peter rabbit, peter, you know, well, because you've been on the program since then, that there is a starting point and it was just december 17th, 2021 diplomatic note to data when the united states. that's a starting point right there in the west, ignored it. ok, that's where the starting point is, but the west dismissed it. that's why this happened here. when we go to christopher in toronto, you know, i, i am not a professor of international relations or law, but it doesn't make any sense to me that escalation is a form of deterrence. it's just the reverse. go ahead, christopher in toronto. that's. that's right. but the entire position of nato, since the at least, and be before the might and who in 2014 is one of aggression against russia. and that's what they've intended all along. so it doesn't make sense to any rational person, but it does to those people that neo cons in charge and washed in london, who have ambitions to repeat what hitler tried to do by conquering and destroying and taking apart russia and in the regional conflict and ukraine. is their arm fist agai

peter is famished peter falls asleep on a rooftop. peter in a close, communicative with god. and peter says, god, i'm a devout --. certain things i don't. peter has a divinely inspired dream where god says, peter, your stomach is growling. i want you to get up and eat. now here's the jay augustine version. get up, peter, and eat that hot sausage po'boy. come on out. get up, peter, and eat that pork chop. yeah. get up, peter, and eat that's what peter says. are you got me wrong. i'm jewish. god. good and jewish. and that stuff is profane and it's unclean. but then when you get to 1034, peter says in the king james version, i now realize god says, how can you call profane that which i have made clean? peter says in 1034, i now realize his god is no respecter of persons or they're in a new revised standard version. god no partiality. again, a revolution scripture because we all are god's children. can i make link going to diversity for a moment. we learn diverse spaces in peter here has obviously engaged in bias. right peter had some predisposed prejudices and god him eliminate

yamiche: peter, break down this mike pence debacle. peter: i don't know what his lane is.he pro trump crowd were saying hang mike pence on january 6. otrs are not happy with him trying to straddle that line. he wants to talk and being subpoenaed is the best way forward, he is obligated to do it, it is a legal duty, not that he is volunteering to do it and looking disloyal. yamiche: and wildcard for those watching at home, we shot down another thing in the air. it is the white house saying? peter: they are not telling us what it is, is it a balloon? they say it is an object. is it china's? is it russia's? we don't know. they shot it down over the water just off the alaskan coast, it is frozen so they think they can get a lot of the debris and analyze it. it's not what we saw with the chinese balloon, it is a smaller, doesn't have the same look. trying to figure out what it is. yamiche: every week, it's like the chinese spy balloon, something in the air. we have to leave it there, clearly i could ask more questions about that. thank you to our panelists for joining us and sh

peter, you have covered a number of states of the union.hat sticks out about this one, what president biden was saying and when republicans were heckling him, almost walking into what was maybe him baiting them? peter: i think that's what happened, i think the aides writing the speech determined to places where they might heckle him and that's what happened. not only was president biden ready, he was hoping for it. they wanted him to look like the adult in the room, when the quarrelsome children are shouting and being rude, and the gala they wanted. i think for a president whose speeches are not always full of energy, he has to convince people that at age 80 he still has vigor, and it was a good moment. he got to engage a foe and play off of them. yamiche: sarah huckabee sanders criticized him, talked about him being part of the woke mob. also president trump, he said the speech was not as terrible as it could have been, but he also criticized him. peter: they are trying to find the traction, what sarah huckabee sanders, woke issues, they d

he is a little older than his commander, peter respects and trusts him. well, peter, he's just in his time, he he served an urgent service, that is , he already had experience in this regard, therefore, well, he quickly grasps everything while he grasps now. everything, that is, respectively. what can i say? well, i'm already saying this. the weather was a million to a million, we had to cover our tongue in the kharkov direction. height works need. worked, walked along the route , bypassed the obstacles that were encountered on the street towers, there and so on. we reached the target and worked for the specified time. completely unloaded. went on the return route they began to perform an uh maneuver at an extremely low altitude, well, at the moment when they began to retreat and felt the impact on the plane, then the time was very fleeting. that is , as if there were fractions of a second of the decision. with a negative g whole on the parachute wanted to grab, the risers the feeling of the right hand presence at the risers was to pay attention to it. i

>> reporter: peter, good morning. it was hard to hear the ex-officers plead not guilty, but the family called it a glorious day saying this is the beginning of the fight for justice. five former police officers charged with the beating teeth of tyre nichols. silent in court on friday. >> not guilty. >> not guilty. >> not guilty. >> reporter: the arraignment lasting less than five minutes. all pleading not guilty. nichols died three days later. attorneys for the officers called for a fair trial. >> they must be based on the facts in the law and not the raw emotions in our country. >> reporter: urged against a rush to judgment. >> there are 20 hours of video. we have seen five minutes of the video and made the determination. >> you believe there is more? >> i believe. >> reporter: among those in the courtroom, nichols' family. >> i'm waiting for this nightmare, basically, i'm going through, i'm waiting for somebody to wake me up. >> reporter: coming face-to-face with the men accused of murdering their son. >> they didn'

i want to give enough time for peter.— of itself. i want to give enough time for peter.ained if not broken in _ which has been strained if not broken in the last few years. now we have a _ broken in the last few years. now we have a prime — broken in the last few years. now we have a prime minister who gets on with president macron, looks rather like him. _ with president macron, looks rather like him, same sort of background, a bit of— like him, same sort of background, a bit of confidence growing between them, _ bit of confidence growing between them, and they'll have a summit meeting — them, and they'll have a summit meeting in— them, and they'll have a summit meeting in france on the 10th of march _ meeting in france on the 10th of march - — meeting in france on the 10th of march — the first uk and french summit— march — the first uk and french summit since 2018. just as a further icin- summit since 2018. just as a further icing on _ summit since 2018. just as a further icing on that — summit since 2018. just as a further icing on that cake, we understand that the _

peter: what i say about the u.s. government is we are in an environment where inertia is going to be the dominant factor, because of the degree of polarization across parties and the fact that one party does not control the white house, house and senate. the long-term fiscal imbalance, frankly, still comes down to the same things that were always the case. emma graphics, how quickly we are aging, health care cost inflation, in particular, and also the interest rate, which is crucial. those three things basically define -- it is not fraud and abuse, foreign aid and other things people talk about with regard to the budget trajectory. those three factors really determine the path of that as a share of the economy. what i would say now is, more important than any of that over the next few months is what will happen on the debt limit in the u.s. we have a major opportunity to shoot ourselves in the foot by not addressing the debt limit in a noncontroversial and non-dramatic way, and i fear that we are not on a path to doi

thank you so much, peter.t's really a privilege to be here with you with the mayor, of course, with mr mitchell from the white house and you know? we can call her nancy word home, right? nancy's dear friend helen walker is doing her spirit is really present here, and we all felt it when you were speaking about the history that our mayor is made here in san francisco to so with the songs and the spirituality, thank you. just very briefly. speaker pelosi is very grateful for the opportunity to support your critical work to provide culturally sensitive whole person care to our urban indian community here in san francisco , and that is why in the 2023 appropriations bill, she saw it and secured funding through the community funding project program in order to support the village here and everything and all of the exciting work and support and community activity, particularly for our community members who are in recovery so exciting that you're gonna be providing services specifically for mothers with their childre

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peter: it is brought by -- broad-based.a is strong but relatively small for us, so it is not moving the whole number that much. in general, demand has been strong. we have been building to this point where we have been stacking up new members, new app users and focused on customer retention and quality of shopping experience, service experience. we are now at a much different place than a couple of years rebuilding then a couple of our underlying technical capability and innovating more around the shopping experience than we think any other player in the business. i think this is a culmination of a lot of work. we still have some big transformational things to do. we are launching our royalty -- loyalty program later this year. this is the culmination of a lot of work married to quite a bust demand in the market. jon: good to get your perspective, thanks for the time today. we appreciate it, peter kern, ceo of expedia. when we come back, crypto firms haven't put on notice as crack and settles with the securities exchange co

peter: they are very careful on qt.hat we have seen in the long and of the market may have encouraged folks in the governing council after june to start communicating after june. the reinvestment would not be 50 billion per month but would be zero. there may be hawkish munication about qt in the coming weeks, basically referring what happened on the long end of the market. guy: it is so fantastic to speak to you on a day like today. your analysis of what is happening is so useful to us and the audience. we appreciated. peter praet, former ecb chief economist. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: we spent a lot of the day talking about the european bond market. i want to talk about single stocks. electrolux was far more than anticipated, a today move, 9.34%. you have reduced demand which means they don't have pricing pressure. the stock is down. let's move on and talk about the other stocks before we get onto the highs. shale is down by 1.5% today -- shell is down by 1.5% today. they're going to curtail renewables. we will see what

well, peter, he's just in his time. serious man the enemy gave the masses a show performance of hundreds of soldiers of the armed forces in pickup trucks and armored personnel carriers seeped through our strongholds and went to the rear, the situation on the ground was difficult, all hope was for the defending allied forces on aviation and artillery. after the suppression, they descended to an extremely low height, they knew that they were coming to work hard, they needed to work there, they walked along the route , bypassed the obstacles that they encountered on the street, towers, there, and so on. we felt the impact on the plane. after which the plane went into a left rotation with a wildly negative overload on the belts with an assault i tried to check the control of the aircraft there was no control of the aircraft. not obeyed made a decision in kabul the only thing i managed to say is that we are burgering. rise ends feeling right hand presence at the riser ends was to pay attention. i see she is here. i immediately realized that i was getting without a hand already. he assessed th

let's speak to our business reporter peter ruddick. peter, good morning.rom the bank of england at noon today? good morning. it is turning into a difficult balancing act now for the bank of england, doing what they can to try and tackle inflation without of course increasing the cost of living for the people you were hearing speaking to ben boulos. there are some early signs that inflation may have peaked. i think the bank of england will want to see that at a sustained level before they stop these rate increases. so what we expect at midday, the consensus forecast at least is that there will be another 0.5 percentage point rise in the bank of england base rate taking it from 3.5% up to 4%, that would be the tenth rise in a row. remember rates are at their highest level since the financial crash in october 2008. if that happens, it generally means the cost of your mortgage payments, if you are on a variable rate or a rate that tracks the bank of england base rate will go up. remember of course only about a third of people have a mortgage, the rest either r

tell me how your family and friends remembered peter. maybe you managed to communicate with someone. greetings, irina. indeed, we are near the holy trinity church in lviv, and here we are conducting the last journey of peter radkovets, he was a famous tour guide a local historian, he was also a popularizer of lviv city culture, and even the mayor of the city, andriy sadovy, said that no one knows the city as well as petro, and he had a total of about 20 years of practice, and he was also called he was the first tour guide of the whole of lviv. we talked to people who liked him on the tour and they told us that he always dressed in 19th-century costumes and also wore a black hat, which i think the people of lviv already recognized. and this is a very heavy loss. we can speak for the entire tourist industry of lviv, he was also the first to start excursions in lviv . it was a theatrical excursion and unfortunately he passed away on february 4. we now have igor chornovol on the phone. he was a friend of peter's and please tell igor who you

>> reporter: good morning, peter. last night, president biden ruling out sending f/16 fighter jets to ukraine for now. with an interview with nbc news, he said the u.s. will focus on the immediate battle field needs and including artillery and air defense and high mars. this as the adviser to ukraine tells me this point in the conflict appears as both sides are running out of ammunition. we heard from the u.s. secretary of state call out president putin. >> members of the council should not fall into the false notion. vladimir putin started this war. one man can end it. >> reporter: also yesterday to mark the one-year anniversary of the invasion. president volodymyr zelenskyy gave a press conference. during that press conference, he expressed confidence that ukraine will win the war if the allies remain united. he also said he would like to meet with the leader of china. this as the united states alleges that chinese government is considering sending lethal aid to russia. peter. >> erin mclaughlin on the ground in kyi

peter, what potent and rushes geo political goals and africa. big question, great question. i've yes, natural resources influence, but i want to say politically we can likes to protect different dictators because it's much easier for an interior and regime to work with its own interior regimes. so i think it's filling the voc in central africa right now. molly? central african republic, fossil molly had a cool and the americans withdrew from there basically because of some legal considerations and so forth. who is feeling? denise, the russians in the chinese chinese are going through the economic sort of, i will even call it economy colonialism. russia will also one so exactly give concessions for the natural resources, but also get control good relations with the world dreams. and if you look also minister of foreign minister love role made several tools because unfortunately, the global south has some, if not sympathy, but understanding for russia as war and ukraine. it's more like i would say a kind of a protest support because of the anti western into colonial anti ameri

peter doocy is live in warsaw with the very latest. peter?peter: and about a 10-minute walk away from here president biden is soon going to sit down with pool issue will counterpart and they are going to talk about possibly sending more u.s. troops here from poland. the polish want that they want it to be more permanent because they have been saying publicly they think poland could be russia's next conquest if they wind up taking over ukraine, which is next door. that comes as putin said a few minutes ago in a speech that russia is going to pull out of the last remaining arms control deal between the u.s. and russia. the new start nuclear treaty. >> >> responsibility for fomenting the ukrainian conflict for its escalation and for the increasing number of victims lies entirely with western elites and, of course, the current regime in kyiv for which the ukrainian people are essentially strangers. >> something that stands out from the president's remarks in ukraine, he said freedom is priceless. but, in this case, there is a price. 113 billion u

ryan. >> reporter: peter, good morning. president biden has yet to publicly weigh in on the situation with the chinese spy balloon. playing down the threat. letting the state department and pentagon do most of the talking. it is clear that they are taking this issue very seriously and part because as you mentioned the secretary of state blinken postponing his anticipated trip to china that had been scheduled for today. that hasn't been enough for republicans who are using this incident as an opportunity to hammer president biden for being too soft on china criticizing the decision to not bring it down. meanwhile, officials in congress are looking for answers how this happened. peter. >> ryan nobles at the white house. thank you. >>> the white house is also celebrating historically strong jobs report. labor department said on friday the economy added more than 500,000 jobs in january. doubling what was predicted for the month. unemployment fell to 3.4%. the lowest in more than half a century. nbc's brian cheung is here. bria

peter, another guest _ speculation and disclosures.her guest i _ speculation and disclosures. peter, another guest i spoke _ speculation and disclosures. peter, another guest i spoke to _ speculation and disclosures. peter, another guest i spoke to earlier - another guest i spoke to earlier also brought up the issue of vulnerabilities and how they are described and spoken about in the public eye, in particular with women and alcohol, or whether it is menopause. personal aspects of a woman's life. our men treated the same way? when a man has been treated in the same way in a similar case come in at your experience? to be honest. �* , case come in at your experience? to be honest-— case come in at your experience? to be honest. any answer to that would be honest. any answer to that would be guesswork- _ be honest. any answer to that would be guesswork. please _ be honest. any answer to that would be guesswork. please don't - be honest. any answer to that would be guesswork. please don't think - be honest. any answer to that would | be gu

he seemed touched by it, you know what, peter, hold her close, hold her close.eter says issue that is good advice. >> ainsley: some babies are born, hair color changes, i have a feeling this baby will have blond hair, right lawrence? >> lawrence: that is right. >> steve: peter was born with black hair and it fell out. the baby's hair is strawberry blond. really cute. >> ainsley: congratulations, steve, really happy for you. >> steve: thank you and kathy and i are standing by, with our children, we were always rule followers, but now we're grandparents, we'll be rule bakers, if the baby wants dinner at dairy queen, let's go. >> ainsley: spoil the grandkids then give them back. >> lawrence: steve, i look forward to the cookbook on how to make baby food, i'm sure that is next in the household. all right, guys. >> steve: lawrence, the rest of the show, please call me grandpa. >> ainsley: have you decided a name yet? >> steve: i've been told, it is not my choice. >> ainsley: cutest names. >> steve: larry, call me grandpa. >> lawrence: he does that thing, he knows i h

you think, are you on peter think the peter side?think the police to be much police need to be held very much to account this one and that to account on this one and that they have failed? are you with donna that we need to be a little a little more balanced, perhaps, this one. you perhaps, on this one. thank you very much. deed. now, plenty very much. in deed. now, plenty more this afternoon more to come this afternoon on real break, real britain. after the break, the international for the international institute for strategic. difficult to strategic. i quite difficult to say. tank warned that say. think tank has warned that britain risks behind france as nato's military power in europe . so should whitehall increase defence spending or risk the uk becoming outgunned by our next door neighbour? first, let's have look the weather . hello, have look at the weather. hello, i'm craig snow and here's your latest forecast from the met as we go through the next few days, it's set to remain changeable across north the uk, but across the nor

i mean, as taxpayer, offence to as a taxpayer, no offence to peter. really want to be peter.to be subsidising you to sit there learning poems to serenade learning poems to go serenade whoever spare time. whoever with in your spare time. i should say that's the i should say that's not the purpose of an english degree, right? well, if that's what you want you want to learn want to do and you want to learn your and the rest of your poems and all the rest of it, do it on time. so i it, do it on your time. so i think you should have fees and things like that. those types of courses a little courses we digressed a little bit, i kind end the bit, i must say. i kind end the segment because it is national apprentice week and i feel that apprenticeships a bit apprenticeships get a little bit of unfair rap. i think that of an unfair rap. i think that there's of stigma there's a bit of a stigma sometimes about young people choosing over choosing apprenticeships over going university. and must going to university. and i must say of everything say, you know, out of everything i've done in

peter investigated as an attorney in new york city. the now retired john jay's response to his son was legalistic and unfeeling indeed chilling. he wrote, i do not recollect dana was to have money at the expiration of her term. he told peter to seek out inman and to check the bill of sale, essentially washing his hands of the affair and and deciding not to invest of his considerable prestige to help the matter along. and make no mistake, there were and are few names associated with the nation's founding. more than john jay. in fact, john is easily one of the seven most important founding fathers. you're going to note that there are only five other people up here. i included the important founding fathers, major founding fathers who owned enslaved people. that's why john adams doesn't appear up here. but john jay, george washington, thomas jefferson. alexander hamilton. james madison. ben franklin. all were slave holders. john jay's influence on the founding of the republic is is hard to underestimate. he was the inaugural chief justice

peter, it's been good to talk to yom _ terms. peter, it's been good to talk to you. peter _ terms.o you. peter zalmayev - talk to you. peter zalmayev from the eurasia democracy initiative. two weeks after earthquakes flattened much of the region, and killed more than 46,000 people, southern turkey has been hit by another earthquake. the country's disaster and emergency agency said a 6.3—magnitude tremor struck close to the city of antakya at eight o'clock in the evening, local time. it was followed by three aftershocks, the strongest of which was a 5.8, near the town of samandag. azadeh moshiri reports. afamiliar a familiarfeeling. a familiar feeling. the ground shaking. instant fear. the to safety. reports of more deaths began to trickle in. just weeks after the area was devastated by an historic earthquake. translation:— by an historic earthquake. translation: ,,., ., translation: same fear, same feelin: of translation: same fear, same feeling of monies. _ translation: same fear, same feeling of monies. we _ translation: same fear, same feeling of monies. we can't - feeling of mo

and just on peter's offensively.nt about publishing, i mean, publishing is one of the most white middle certainly in this country industries . and, you country industries. and, you know, the way that you into publishing is if you're rich enough or well—connected enough , you can work for free. and that's where i think part of the problem comes from. it's trying too hard to appease other people. they don't know well. they probably feel like what they're doing. they may feel like they're too privileged . so like they're too privileged. so therefore need to back therefore they need to back whatever cause under the sun. but just say, when i still but may i just say, when i still have image of the witches in have the image of the witches in my head from when i read it when i i don't know how old i was. i don't know how old i can still picture exactly how i imagined the scene where the giant or i don't know if it was the anyway i can picture it so clearly in my mind all the feelings had a little of feelings i had a little

this is peter the great, peter the great, and his notes are such a post.er, persigraph marlboron. i, a citizen of yaka, added up to the end of the section the entry of non-european ones and yes, i didn’t have time from the fifteenth to the eighteenth stage, out of the 20,000 books already collected in the khrebtovichi library in belarus, the official six. the rest scattered around the world before the first world during the war, part of our heritage went to kiev for overexposure, and there they still have 7,000 books, they do not want to return. are there any chances to return from ukraine the knowledge collected by belarusians for belarusians, and why the book of collections of khrebtovich about one row with the slutsk belts and the cross of eurasia with a stripe will be sorted out tonight on the main air. the combination of beauty, grace and sportsmanship in the olympic sports center in molodechno hosted a large-scale cheerleading tournament, which brought together more than 500 participants from all over the country. the guys competed with three age cat

. >> joining me now is peter alexander, the co-author of "weekend today" and courtney kubie and peterd robert gibbs. peter, i think we are reassured from the white house now -- i think i started covering the white house in the 1970s. the first time that we were reassured there's no aliens out there. >> a lot of people asking a lot of good questions. the white house is trying to give as many answers as they can. they are doing it in a vacuum. they haven't recovered the three most recent objects discovered in the sky. we heard from the national security council spokesperson saying it's very possible that these are harmless objects that have been operated by private companies or research institutes. it could be commercial or research efforts taking place. in his words, it could be that these are, quote, benign. they say there's not any evidence to this point that these were being operated as part of the chinese balloon surveillance program. there's nothing to indicate that these were being operated by any foreign country right now. he again reiterated the fact that these objects were not

welcome back. >> peter: it's good to be back. i was just thinking about it.e] >> watching the spy flight path in the hospital. my baby has never been alive since -- she has never lived in the world where the chinese do not have spy planes over the u.s. it's quite a time. >> ainsley: peter, what's it like? are you getting any sleep? >> yes. we're getting some sleep. and the baby has been very well behaved. you can see here there. police grandma and grandpa down this weekend. >> steve: is that my official name grandpa. >> peter: me and my sister call you mr. doocy but grandchild can call you grandpa. >> ainsley: how is hillary doing? >> she is a chopper. she is great mom already. two weeks and one day. and she's figuring it all out as well as anybody could. >> steve: grandma and i were down there this weekend and hillary is doing a great job. >> ainsley: i saw the pictures. that has to mean so much to you to see your own child have a baby and be a grandfather and is he at the grand house he is doing okay. is he a grown up. >> ainsley: best day. they always say

peter .sia has a lot of problems , but at least now their military-industrial complex is working at full capacity simply from the factories weapons are beginning to be actively used, and how on the battlefield they even managed to manufacture and modernize some of their missiles to be used again on the territory of our country, although we regularly received information that they were being fired , their stocks were running out, and due to the sanctions and the lack of technology, they simply will not be able to produce something new. now, i would like to read and quote colleagues from defense express on the russian x101 cruise missiles, which are well known to ukrainians. unfortunately new blocks were noticed that aroused considerable interest, including in the western media, on january 26, such a cruise missile was launched, it was published by the air force command, and there, a new blog was noticed, saying that it looks like an obstacle installation station, and then there is analytics in

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this is what happened to peter as an instrument.eter stormed several times, the admission committee of the flight school, but the time came for army service . provinces. i worked at a factory looking for myself, then another attempt at admission. the third , then again, and then there was a period of life so twisted that he suddenly ended up in moscow at the bar. mixed cocktails and poured beer. it turned out that here it is, a bright life, the capital of different people skillfully, but there is a sky. the sky is like a dream that you follow all your life. and stubbornly consistently achieve its implementation, the krasnodar territory entered. this is the best job in the world. i will recover and continue my data activities. why fly there your life, everything is different there, they have their own family, real people in this profession. who will support you at any moment will help real people every day. restless man nikolaevich although outwardly calm, laconic, a real navigator who loves the sky and his profession to pave the way

peter. >> raising questions. allie raffa, thank you. >> joining us is the former chief of staff of the cia and defense department under the obama administration. thank you for being here. >> good morning, guys. >> let's just dive in. two objects shutdown in one week. we don't know what the second object was. is this a coincidence? what is going on? >> i don't think we know. i think we are trigger happy because we have to take no chances. that first spy balloon was a serious surveillance threat to the united states. this one appears smaller. it may not have carried a payload. we will be up in the air watching carefully. >> one question raised, jeremy, is how these objects are getting close to the u.s. air space. the commander of norad said he described a domain awareness gap exists. we don't see them until they are right up on the shores. how concerning is that and what he are they doing? >> they are trying to create density over the north pole. straightest line with china and united states and north korea is over

peter doocy is live from the white house can with the latest. peter?e: president biden is now says the rules are changing. buff that these new regulations about when he can and will give the order to shoot down an ariel object are going to remain classified. that's even though he now admits only one of the objects he gave the order to shoot down was a spy craft. >> we don't yet know exactly what these three objects were. but nothing, nothing right now suggests they were related to china's spy balloon program or that they were surveillance vehicles from other -- any other country. the intelligence community's current assessment is that these three obj objects were most liky balloons tied to private companies, recreation, or research institutions studying weather or conducting other scientific research. >> steve: i >> pete: seems out what turned to be a rush to shoot unidentified objects out of the sky over the last few weeks wasn't because there were a bunch coming towards the u.s. for the first time. the president now admits they have been up there. we