for brief frontier from rasmussen go to ukraine where a hospital doctor working about a 100 columbus has from the front lines has been describing have experience of years of war, of thousands of patients in need of life state and treatment. to being careful at the pros, mcnamee called the hospital, which has become known as the survival factory. it's just another morning at work for valentino lisney cha. she has a soldier on the operating table who's only reading with one long a bullet passed straight through the other one. the surgeons want to remove the clotting the chop, but we get going on our operations at 9. 7 or so recently we've been starting at 9 and finishing is whenever we finish as a capture we're at the mention of called hospital in the pro 2 thirds. the patients here are soldiers wounded on the battlefields before the war, mika, lab work as a programmer and leave. he tells us he thought his injuries would kill him. or when it was the last, i got hit by bullets and the front. here in both my lungs so my ribs and chests were crushed. uh, a little bit uh the doctor's here

a rasmussen, global which advisors clients on transatlantic issues and international affairs and public policy management. a welcome to dw, i'm. we'll start with that they face where there's probably ministers that thoughts on why joining nato perhaps would be a safe bet then remaining neutral. we have the russian threat. clearly a he suspected that russia would not respect sweden's neutrality if thing, if he chose not to, to exactly the swedish, the finished position on not be a sign, mitchell this by the name of it was increasing the risky. i will go to after a shuttle should certain. right. why? because the be a major situation in the book. the only way. no. the 100 percent guarantees the other line of interest. stacy, the call too is so busy may suite a solution to the way to each region that is increasing the other pressure is actually the central next after the credit for one piece of the launch, rice. and then it's always, always, always about a geography is made that if you look at the geography sweetened succession tonight . so that means, but nato now has this type of grip on

we're sending some so ben developments our international consultants. rasmussen always a pleasure to have you on your program on the program. thanks for your time today. thank you for the russian president of the methods and says that the objective of western country is to we can and think sites the rest of the house and come into fruition. thus, as he delivered his states of the nation addressed to the russian parliament in moscow, you and you said we will not allow anyone to interfere in our internal affairs. the so called west with its colonial habits, habits that inside national conflicts around the world, whether it's thrives not only to hold back out development instead of russia, they need a dependent fading, dying state. and that's a place where you can create whatever is beneficial and in essence, they would like to do to rush of the same thing. they did and many other areas of the world, including in ukraine. they want to bring this forward into our home. and we can us from the inside, but they miscalculated that if this is already absolutely obvious today, their plans have

must protect ourselves all around, including from military attacks of somebody's party, a ceo of rasmussen, global he was a nato director of policy planning. i asked him if he agrees there'll be no quick and peaceful end to the boring u. k. i think i tend to agree, but the longer i think we may go on mines on, did they reset the title range wesson's or did they bring the account quantity all off to be shows that the ukrainians needs did fine and, and how pretty, who's buying again is russian policies longer, it takes us to make those decisions the longer and you in window and uses the piece would be well, how big side europe must adapt to threats? is the you doing that effectively or, or as of is way too slow for your as well. i think we're clearly seeing this try to is it a wicker name across europe and across the west that i know we are no longer living in a piece of time. but we are living in some kind of pre war time where we need to be purple, diverse. however, i think the name of we face is, is very simple and i'm not sure because he is a corporate, his son king. i know we're going t

determination and to make important historical decisions, panel, i ask you to take the floor, thank you rasmussen foundation organization, we have been working on issues of security and security guarantees since the 22nd year, and i am happy that this is... language and terminology, which was also developed by us organization, the kyiv security forum , is now actively discussed and featured, but this is not an end in itself, it is only a bridge to ensure that there is a certain continuity, durability and stability in our work, now that we are building a new security architecture, of which ukraine should be a part, we must move on from the language of vilnes and already move on to... an invitation, since ukraine cannot end this war while being in the syrian zone, and this experience of sweden and finland is also proven. first of all, this indicates the need to provide ukraine with everything it needs weapons, and secondly, a clear vision of the ukrainian european. future, that is why president zelensky created a new international group, which should develop a series of recommendations for ukraine,

regular visitor, jeanette rasmussen was caught off guard. >> you know, it is the first time in 30 years i have seen it this low. so i was pretty shocked, to be honest. >> reporter: valley water drained the lake last week, to prepare this dam, built in the 1930s. >> division of safety does inspections with us, so there were some areas of the dam that they said required some sealant, so we are doing that on the concrete and well that, we are also removing a lot of the debris that collect at the bottom of the dam. >> reporter: this is the district smallest reservoir, holding just 463 acre-feet of water at last capacity. it was drained in 2005. with the water gone, you can see debris left behind in the lake, including construction cones. the district says water released is now flowing into the creek downstream, and will be used to recharge percolation ponds. today, district employees were walking the creek bed, searching for invasive plants to try to remove them while water levels are low. it is much easier to find crawdads, some are concerned it is harder for birds and other wildlife to fi

we also got reaction from international consultant rasmussen who's as president, the crunch late to statements have left him at odds with his own people since he had a fairly okay relationship of food and over the years. it's uh, it's interesting that it's shifted so far in this direction. his, his population does not support this at all with almost 2 thirds of 3 fourths against that sir. so it's not improving his popularity, which is very much in the lower portions as it is. and, and it's my view, it's a very for statement. i know he's trying to double down on it and say that a lot through this. but it's clearly not strong sort through and it's barely poorly placed. and definitely does not have the support of other nato members as well. so you're seeing a division within nato itself occurring here. very dangerous, remarking and potential escalation that are close by macro many high bullets in their heads, that's according to the policy in you and them. both of those comments on the latest mass feeling of guidance. at least 112 of reported the died with over 760 others wounded. after an idea o

well, i'm joined by scott rasmussen, president of rmg research , down president of rmg research, downe usa. scott normally super tuesday is super exciting because there are lots of candidates there in contention. you don't quite know who's going to come out on top. and super tuesday can turn the tide of a campaign for the nomination. but this one, well, it's all over before it begins. really, isn't it? >> oh, it is, you know, four years ago we thought michael bloomberg had a chance to, uh, to become the democratic nominee. and he had a face plant on debate beforehand, and on his debate beforehand, and that but this year, that ended it. but this year, look, as long as they're still breathing election day, breathing on election day, donald and joe biden are donald trump and joe biden are going to be the competitors for their party's. >> yeah. i mean, trump's position clearly, enormously strong. and i was with him last week, actually. and you know, despite all the legal challenges , he seems pretty strong, pretty confident in the case of biden, scott , i mean, you know, you're scott, i m

we discussed this with international consultants. rasmussen it said the, the mounting concerns of a jo, biden's cognitive abilities e may have driven the process i have driven across it. but uh, there are no rail lines or with the actual train lines actually going round the harbor and do not cross over the the, the bridge or through the tunnels at all. i think we've seen who's stumbles a speaking engagements as well, which i have to admit the state of the union quite surprised me. um, but uh, but yeah, there are there a lot of questions as far as is a cognitive abilities and i think there's definitely definitely has been a decline over the years. and this, especially since he's been a vice president and us and quite notice police since he's even been president. i don't know if he's really running a country, maybe some areas he is. i think there's people behind the scenes. i think he's got support behind the scenes. i think they're probably, you know, supporters, both the, both the financial and political sides that are behind him. my personal feeling is the entire policy. both domestic

an international consultants rasmussen says that microns comments signal a major shift in the french president's policies, pushing him further away from both these all eyes and his own people. since he has a fairly okay, relationship of food and over the years it's uh, it's interesting that it's shifted so far in this direction. his, his population does not support this at all with almost 2 thirds a 3 fourths against us. so it's not improving his popularity, which means very much in the lower portion. so it's, it is and, and it's my view, it's a very for statement. i know he's trying to double down on it and say that he thought through this. but it's the clearly not strong sort through and it's barely poorly placed and definitely does not have the support of other nato members as well. so you're seeing a division within nato itself occurring here. very dangerous, remarking, and potential escalation, the proposed by my from the russian president, vladimir putin, has said that the objective of western countries to weaken and dictates to russia has not come to fruition. says he delivere

was a bad idea that the ones that supported the controversial proposal, international, consulting, rasmussen, insights president mcclung late to statements have left him at all just with his own people. since he had a fairly okay relationship of food and over the years it's a, it's interesting that they shifted so far and this direction his, his population does not support this at all with almost 2 thirds the 3 fourths against that. so it's not improving his popularity was very much in the lower portions of is and it's my view, it's a very for statement of easy on the i know he's trying to double down on it and say that he does a lot of through this, but it's clearly not strong sort through and it's barely poorly placed and definitely does not have the support of other nato members as well. so you're seeing a division within nato itself occurring here. very dangerous, remarking, and potential escalation, that's as low as i come across. many had bullets in the heads that's according to the palestinian um, positive comments on the latest. a mass killing of gauze is at least $112.00 reports. le

viewed as an adversary. meanwhile, 11 percent consider most going ally international consulting, l rasmussen, said president mccord's late to statements have left him at all with his own people . and since he has fairly okay, relationship of food and over the years, it's uh, it's interesting that it's shifted so far in this direction. his, his population does not support this at all with almost 2 thirds of 34 sit against us. so it's not improving his popularity was very much in the lower portions as it is. and it's my view, it's a very for statement. i know he's trying to double down on it and say that easily, lot through this. but it's clearly not strong thought through and it's barely poorly placed and definitely does not have the support of other nato members as well. so you're seeing a division within nato itself occurring here. very dangerous. um, uh, remarking and potential escalation, uh, as low as i like from taking you to india now where the tensions are running high in the countries. no, those local found those posts for a minimum support price full that crops they say they will ke

and it's a national consultant, rasmussen says motions and knows the money. it gives the key it will never be repaid. a lot of pressure in congress for the how much they've been providing. basically for free, we're basically funding the premium the government. so most people don't even know where ukrainians do we really expect the loans to be repaid? i think realistically not, there could be another payment mechanism. in other words, that a full payment. if i can't, if you can't pay back from a monetary perspective that i have control over so certain amount of assets, or maybe i have control of your airports now, or maybe i have control of your farm land. or maybe i have access to your coal or your, or your minerals. but i think realistically we know ukraine, even if, even if in somebody's in mr. mr. graham's a dreams ukraine wins. um, they're not gonna have the funds to pay back. and refresh your wins, which is the most probable outcome ross is not going to pay back the might as well the black rock virgil whoever else should probably write that off as a law.

adversary. meanwhile, 11th the site because of the most go in the ally and so national consulting rasmussen say's president mcmillan's life to statements have left him at odds with his own people since he had a fairly okay relationship of something over the years. it's uh, it's interesting that it's shifted so far in this direction. his, his population does not support this at all with almost 2 thirds of 3 fourths against us. and so it's not improving his popularity, which is very much in the lower portions as it is. and, and it's my view, it's a very for statement. i know he's trying to double down on it and say that a lot through this. but it's the clearly not strong thought through and it's barely poorly placed. and uh, definitely does not have the support of other nato members as well. so you're seeing a division within nato itself, occurring here, very dangerous, remarking, and potential escalation, the are flows by macro to india. now with pensions are running high in the countries north of local farm is post for a minimum support price for that crops. they say they will keep protesti

i wish it was, but it is inter knoxville consultant, earl rasmussen, lives on our gap. thanks for your time. thanks for time. goodbye. that's why they say you have just joined us. of course, these are tragic times as been of course, a tragic event focus city whole in most of uh, over a 100 people. now over a 140 people have now been wounded. at least 40 people have lost their lives that we do know that that has been some rest, buy some of the which facts in the basement have been at. have been able to escape, i suppose, is the rescued to the rescue. indeed that we got some eye witnesses um of course will bring you those. now i will be joined again with more guests sort of the evening. so you said you were even gonna pull up the latest available. uh, did you do the gunfire? yes. are you here though? tomatti guns fired, but somehow we managed to get into a utility and ran. then we followed the signs to the exit. the security guy left his into the funny clue more. the water reserved war as she did the change of fire and, and they're like smoke for 2530 minutes ways stayed

population while he faces criticism from a broad and not least, the former nato secretary general rasmussen, over making policy according to opinion polls those here in germany overwhelmingly against supplying that weapon. mikayla will have to leave at lab and i think so much for your analysis. so you don't use, she's political edison mikaela a right from germany to the us. now the white house says it is sending $300000000.00 worth of weapons to ukraine. the assistance is the 1st and months from the u. s. and was announced by president bite. and while he was hosting polish leaders in washington, his decision sites that the us congress, which is stalling over an even bigger aid package for keep us president said time is running out to help you crane on the battlefield. today, united states is announcing that emergency package for your crane using cost savings from previously approved print of gone contracts, packaging close munitions in rounds to help ukraine hold the line against russia's brutal tax for the next couple weeks. but it's not nearly enough. what we're, i'm announcing today cong

. >> a new scott rasmussen poll ovows the country's top 1% overwhelmingly think it's okay to win an electionby cheatingts and surprise their educated. >> live in big cities and our ad liberal. >> a worse recipe than a birthday cake made with those epicberal in. >> the pollster asked this question. suppose that your favoriteppos candidate loses a close election. however, people in the campaig n w that they can win by cheating without being caught. would you rather have your cheatinge candidate win by cheating or lose by playing fairidate wh amg all americans? >> only 7% supported cheatingll to winsu, but that jumped to 35e among the elite. and by elites, we mean t people who think borders are bad. until, of courseborders, migranp up squatting in their beachfront property. no doubt those people are the reason the media cheers what's happening to trump. it's not just their audience not it's their tribe. and they'll stop at nothing to prevent him from winning. evenudienciepreven that means cs worse, destroying lives. right now,heatin you a hyper pan liberal attorney general making good on her ca

ktvu allie rasmussen is here to explain that several cities and counties are pushing for a billúthatateo county in the angeles. and since then, the cities of oakland, and san mateo county have called for the approval of a state bill that would give cities more say over how waymo and other selfmdriving car companies can operate on their local streets. right now, the california dmv and the public utilities commission are the agencies that give companies like waymo permission to operate. california senate bill 915 would give cities the authority to issue their own local permits for those self-driving car companies. under sb 915, cities and counties would be able to limit how many self-driving car& could operate at any given time, and establish rules about when they could operate. local governments could also add fees or service charges to pay for the enforcement of those local rules. now, the bill was sponsored by state senator dave cortese of san jose and has the support of several local transportation agencies and local teamsters unions and san mateo county's board of supervisors, whi

. >> ktvu is ali rasmussen studio. now you have the very latest developments. ali.d, this crash, this catastrophe rather happened when a container ship tried to pass under the francis scott key bridge in the baltimore harbor. >> it struck one of the support pillars, causing the entire span to collapse into the water. a live stream camera captured this disaster in real time. and you can see it in this video. in this screen you see on the left, the container ship appeared to lose power. the lights go out a couple times, then power back on moments later, the ship hits one of the pillars and the entire bridge comes crashing down. right now, local emergency responders are looking for at least seven people who may be stuck in the water, but they say that that number could be much higher. the water in the harbor is about 47 degrees. firefighters state emergency responders and the coast guards have rescued two people from the harbor. one of them seriously hurt and rushed to the hospital. they don't know how many more people or vehicles they may be looking for. >> don't have