head of the political planning department of the nato secretary general's office.expect that mikhail scherba, president of the nato parliamentary assembly, member of the polish sejm, will join us. ladies and gentlemen, i sincerely congratulate you thanks for joining. the topic of our conversation is the nato summit. in washington, which will start this year in july, it will be the anniversary summit, it is clear that the alliance has proven its success, history has not known such an alliance, it is a success not only from the point of view of, say, the end of the cold war, because it was a war , but it is also a successful peacetime alliance. the alliance endured after the cold war ended, it expanded after it did. i think that this summit will not only be a look into the past, but rather it will be looking to the future. so, i would like to ask a question to each of our panelists, say a few words about their expectations for the work of the alliance in the future. i wanted first of all, to address benedetto berti, you have the floor, thank you very much, albeit vir

department, enemy losses amounted to up to 195 people. ukrainian military the country's leadership, dissatisfied with politics , plans to seize the verkhovnaa. rya news writes about this with reference to what was received. russian specialists correspondence with representatives of elite units of the armed forces of ukraine, the security service of ukraine and the national battalions. on a closed resource, ukrainian security officials, dissatisfied with the policies of official kiev , discussed options for overthrowing the current government and the command of the armed forces. there was also talk about creating a radical party with a militant wing. when the staff is recruited, the fighters are trained, the masses will be ready, writes one of the chat participants. there must be support. a truly high-profile merger is being prepared in the russian banking market; today the board of directors of tinkovbank announced that it will invite shareholders to consider the issue of integrating rosbank. in the spring of twenty-two , vladimir potanin's interros company bought out 35% of the shares. tas' source reports that after the potential integrat

the mayor says city departments have already begun planning, so when the money from the state arrives, san francisco is ready to act. prop one was a big political issue for the governor on the statewide side. they saw voters almost split and now homeward bound is a focal point for the mayoral race here in san francisco. liz? >> it certainly is. thank you, ann. >>> we will talk live with san francisco's supervisor and mayoral candidate about the revival of homeward bound. and what that will look like in the weeks and months to come. >>> and plus san francisco city leaders work on ways to combat the homelessness crisis. one man is focusing his lens literally on the people. see how he is showcasing those in the tenderloin. >>> gorgeous view of the city there. today though we are diving into san francisco's revival of the program called homeward bound. helps unhoused individuals with resources to return to their hometowns outside of the city. joining me now is san francisco supervisor and mayoral candidate ahsha safai. thank you so much for joining us this afternoon. >> thanks for having me. >> so why is it important to revive this program? >> list

remember, just last week miller, the spokesman for the state department, said we have no intent is, no plans to rescue americans. now that the politicaland the optics are not good for them, they want to start sending aircraft. so we have to shame this administration into doing their job which is unfortunate. but if biden's not willing to do his job, i'll step up and do it for him as will the privacy citizens who actually define american exceptionalism. ashley: it's amazing. congressman, how bad is the situation is on the ground there? we know the gangs are running the island right now for all intents and purposes. it's anarchy. who's in control? >> well, it's absolute anarchy. you have a haitian national police officer who was very close e to the former president who was assassinated who's essentially been filling these power gaps. the violence and the terroristic behaviors that has been just rampant throughout haiti is getting worse and worse by the day. the deterioration of what's happening, the fact that they're cooking and burning people in the middle of the streets, they're utilizing machetes to murder and leave bodies as a way t

plan for tomorrow. >> we want the bring in dr. melinda jackson the professor at the department of political science at san jose state. thank you for joining us. i want to start with the overall feeling of tonight, and a lot at stake for the president and not just state of the union address, but the opening salvo which is now truly the march towards the election, and especially now that we know that donald trump will be presumptive nominee for republican party. people said that they really wanted to see him come out of the box strong. did he? >> i say yes. i watched the whole speech from beginning to end. that was really the challenge tonight. there have been so many questions raised about his age. he is 81 years old. he is already the oldest president, and you know, that has really been something that voters have been raising questions about. we see it in the polls. so tonight, he really needed to meet those concerns head on to appear energetic, thinking on his feet, and i think that he did that. he definitely was, you know, forceful in the delivery, and he used the first person a lot. i will fight for you, and i wil

. >> sandra: haiti's top political leaders are rejecting the latest regional plan for a transitional government. gillian turner has an update live at the state department for us. >> gillian: we do know there are americans stuck inside haiti who want to escape as the country is teetering on the brink of collapse. officials here at the state department do not appear to know how many americans we are talking about. take a listen. >> how many american citizens are you aware of who are in haiti who are wanting to leave. >> i don't have -- i don't have a number. >> gillian: as gang violence spirals further out of control, the administration is deploying a marine unit to evacuate americans who are working at the embassy. officials acknowledge concerns that the crisis could soon also prompt a mass exodus of haitians with many seeking asylum here in the u.s. >> what often happens when you have an unstable security situation is an increase in people attempting to flee the country and leave to other places. >> gillian: haiti's most notorious gang leader leading the charge, now in control of the capital city, port-au-prince. shuttered government buildings and road

loyalists, getting rid of the civil service, and in planning his loyalists government, talking about using the department of justice, prosecute his perceived political enemies, talking about bringing treason charges against the then outgoing chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, mark milley. and and most likely should be executed talking about treason charges against treason charges. msnbc, nbc for coverage that he perceives to be an unfair to him talking about as he does now talking about wanting to imprison journalists. he about that actually in his first early in his administration imprisoning journalists. right now he talks about, you know, that they should be prosecuted imprisoned where, as he puts it, they can meet their bride, meaning that they should be sexually assaulted. and he celebrates that those authoritarian and we our coverage of him should be focusing on the policies that each of these candidates intends to implement. and we know what trump's policies are because he's being quite open about it. good morning. robbie. americans origin story generally starts with people talking about 1776 and then the 1619 project came and tried to re

million people are at risk of starvation amid political chaos and violence by armed groups and this morning, the u.s. state department says it's making evacuation plansrican citizens. abc's matt rivers is just across the border in the dominican republic. matt, good morning. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, whit. a relatively calm weekend this weekend in port-au-prince after weeks of violence, but the tension remains extremely high as we await any potential political solution to this ongoing crisis. it has been weeks and weeks of violence now with powerful gangs unifying in an unprecedented way to attack the sitting government of acting prime minister ariel henry. it has turned port-au-prince into a war zone, completely cut off from the outside world as the airport there has shut down, and it has stranded hundreds, if not thousands of americans on the island. keep in mind that not all of them want to leave, but for those that do, it is just about impossible. the u.s. state department announcing that it will organize charter flights for american citizens from the northern city where things are calmer, but it's just about impossible to get there. there

plan, as they would put it. i think that's kind of the fairly delicate political argument that people like victoria atkins, who i guess gillian keegan is another example the departmentto make. and if they can pull it off, then perhaps they can claw back some public support because it's always worth remembering the tories poll rating is not bad at the moment. it is dire, historically dire. but the risk is that people just think the sort of rhetoric and language they use is just so absurdly at odds with their experience of public services. i think that's the thing that is really tricky and or the reality of the, you know, the nhs still has fax machines and she's sitting saying, well the potentialfor ai is amazing. how do those two things stack up in the same conversation? i love reminiscing about the nhs and social care levy because remember that was when i was a day to day political journalist as well. and remember, laura, you and i spending hours phoning people when there was a sort of like auction going on in government about how big the increase should be. and some people were like, it should be one percentage point. and then sajid javid was like, it should be thr

interfere in american politics, in dealing with him, manafort shared the campaigns plan to win the election and discussed specific battleground states . of course as the treasury departmentformation to his bosses in the russian intelligence services. if that wasn't bad enough, an investigation by the intelligence committee revealed that the two pieces of information which are redacted from the report raised the possibility of manafort potential connection to the operations. now, we all know manafort was swept up in the robert mueller probe waged -- he was part of the kremlin effort to have false narratives ahead of the election and their goal was to damage you asked ties to ukraine, denigrated biden and benefits trump's prospects for reelection, so given his dealings with the russians by and given that he's been a conduit for russian influence, it's no wonder he was deemed a grave counterintelligence threat and that's not robert mueller saying that, that's from a bipartisan report of senators of both parties yet here we are. this is the guy trump reportedly wants back in his campaign and to help run the convention no less, we will see if republicans are okay with that. c

politics. in dealing with human 2016, manafort handed over trumps internal polling data, share the campaigns plan to win your election and even discussed specific battleground states. of course, as the u.s. treasury department later confirmed, klimnik faithfully relayed all that information to his bosses in the russian intelligence services. if that wasn't bad enough, an investigation by the senate intelligence committee later revealed that the two pieces of information which are redacted from their report raised the possibility of manafort's potential connection to the kremlin's pack and the operations. we all know that manafort was swept up in the mueller probe, but klimnik associates who still works for russian intelligence continued to wage a covert influence campaign against the united states. according to the dni he was part of a kremlin effort to launder false narratives ahead of the 2020 election. u.s. ties to ukraine, denigrate biden and benefit trumps prospects for re-election. so, could manafort's dealings with a russian spy with a track record of election interference and given that he's been a conduit for russian influence, it's no wonder he was deemed a grave counterintelligence threat. and it

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