is sabre rattling, or is it more or— if that is sabre rattling, or is it more or is— if that is sabre do you make of that, potentially _ more or is it less. what do you make of that, potentially the _ of that, potentially the consequences so significant here. they are. it is really difficult to imagine what the extent of those consequences would be because obviously despite not being in the eu any more, we still have a lot of trade with them, a lot of cooperation, but if that's on security, and border checks, travel, you know, getting food in and out of the country, all of those kinds of things, there is some of the areas that could be disrupted. the argument is, you know, actually, there is disruption happening because of the part of comp, but the government would say that it's being implemented in a stricter way than they expected, now, you know, what you believe is up to you, but that is their position, and they say that it cannot go on like this and something needs to be done. just because you _ something needs to be done. just because you touched on it, it does come back to what

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ian lee reports. >> reporter: this is how russia rattle sabres. missile capable of carrying a nuclear weapon more than 10,000 miles, nearly twice the distance from moscow to miami. russian's foreign minister recently called the risk of nuclear war considerably and talk shows talking about how quickly bomb could reach europe and could create a nuclear tsunami to wipe out the uk. u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin has tried to play down the threat. >> nobody wants to see a nuclear war nobody can win it. >> reporter: but as the war rages in ukraine a mushroom cloud wouldn't suddenly appear on the horizon. >> the west would have intelligence investigation. >> intelligence. >> so there would be warnings that these war heads are being deployed. >> reporter: this retired commander captained two of the uk vanguard submarines capable of delivering its triedent nuclear missile. >> how easy is for putin to launch nuclear weapon. >> the systems are similar to so the authority must come from putin but decision rests with the political leader, the ability to d

allah, having given us humility and patience, sabr taught us to understand the condition of those whoularly experience hunger and deprivation. who lives in expectation of compassion and mercy, sympathy and humanity from others from those who have and are able of the whole world. therefore, my dears, we must be grateful for everything that the lord gives us, for health, for life, for food and blessings for success and prosperity for everything that he gives us. although, sometimes we don’t think about the fact that everything that we have is only thanks to mercy and generosity of our creator allah and we will be ashamed, if we are among those to whom these words of almighty allah are addressed, who are grateful to allah for everything that he gives us out of his mercy and generosity. yes, unfortunately, a person thinks little about mercy, the turkic poet and thinker yusuf balasaguni wrote this way back in the eleventh century. man, you came into this world as a boss, and barefoot and naked, you will leave the world the same as you came, dear, my brothers and sisters. we have to try to

of course, this is a little bit of economic sabre rattling at the moment. of course, the e u is looking at an oil embargo and actually eventually winning itself off of russian gas. and russia apparently is saying, you know, if you want to think about that, then well, it's going to get a lot more expensive to you. and this is a taste of things to come at the same time that be a very dangerous move for the crime when you have time for them to incredibly, a 55 percent of the russian budget is actually dependent upon the sale hydrocarbons . and of course, right now, the foreign currency reserves are being depleted at the same time their wage and incredibly expensive worn ukraine. so this isn't really a time for them to be putting a hole in their budget. you know, i would say if we're expecting a move like that, it'd be something that would happen further down the line. something that we could be looking towards the fall when temperature start following. if they're actually going to go nuclear in this aspect and really cut us off, we don't know yet. but i say lo

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>> the buffalo bills, the buffalo sabres, the buffalo bandits came here to show their concern for theunity. they helped to cook food. they served meals. they took pictures with members of the community. they held small children, they showed that not only are they our sports heroes, but they are also members of our community that care deeply about what happens to the community that were personally affected by this racist attack on ten beautiful p people, actually 13, ten that were killed. the bills lifted the spirits of people today. people that were grieving, people that haven't had smiles on their faces since saturday. the bills being there brought smiles to their faces. the hugs went all around. five buses of players rolled on to jefferson avenue, and when the bills and the sabres and the bandits got out, it certainly showed that buffalo sports heroes are not just people that we look at on tv or go to see in the arena. they are members of the community that care, that are deeply affected, and they came to make a difference. it was also great to see bills coach sean mcdermott and bil

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ah, les ring and our guests from occupied east jerusalem minear no sabres, a professor of international law at what's university from tennessee. francesca albanese is you, you are in special repertoire on the occupied policy in territory and affiliates con of judge town university and from tel aviv i gave l. dar is a political analysts and contributor for these rally newspaper her. it's welcome to the program or more near. now that sharina black la has be led to wrath. the al jazeera channel, the e u, the policy and authority, the united nations continued to say that those who killed her must be held accountable. do you see that happening? anytime soon, i have to be optimistic despite the fact that i am genuinely not optimistic. the history has shown us that many crimes that have taken place in the occupied athenian that authority have not been that the perpetrators have not been held accountable so far. and this is the sad reality, and this is because of a continuous, unlimited support for it and from its friends and partners who might sometimes get the size of some of the actions that

blackjack carried an empty saddle, sabre and boots, reversed in the stirrups and blackjack famously appeared in john kennedy's funeral 11 months earlier. blackjack was a very spirited, gelding named for a blackjack, general blackjack pearling. when the horse leading the cassion onto delaware avenue from union station, the third infantry fired a 21 gun salute and, crossed delaware avenue, and a 48 air force fighter jet plane in clusters of three passed overhead. when the cortege entered the east plaza, the troops and his staff, and the army men continued on until they were out of the ceremonial area. the cortege halted in front of the senate wing steps and took their respective positions at the foot of the senate at 2:30. i mentioned it was a windy day. the marine band had ruffles and flourishes and hail to the chief, and begin america beautiful. the first note the body bearers removed the casket. general really led the procession of the steps into the capital. hundreds watched from a distance. and there is the casket with the body bearers. and there is hoover, mr. and mrs. johnson are in the

it sounds, minister, like what you are saying is that the sabre rattling, the language, the concern fromunilaterally acting with legislation here in the uk is actively working against some sort of agreement that all sides can live with. look, that is why we try to maintain a calm approach and a structured i approach but a firm approach - on first principles, and those first principles are that international - agreements need to be complied with. but there is lots - we can do together. let's never forget that a majority, 60% almost in northern ireland, i supported the protocol- in the elections and that is reflected in the assembly. the voice of business is fully behind the protocol as well. | they all want flexibilities, they all want movement, | but i think they want to get that from discussions. - just to be clear, minister, are you saying that the language from liz truss is a problem here, is making it worse, is making it harder to get to an agreement? well, look, i don't really. want to get into individual criticisms, but i don't think the newspaper briefing is l very helpful, quite

of course the issues with north korea which is battling an outbreak of covid and also battling the sabres bit with biden in the region. the two had a press conference and the south korean president called this democracies and autocracies competing for supremacy. north korea at the fore as well. biden did not dismiss the possibility of, at some point meeting with kim jong-un. it only if kim was prepared to come to the table and meet in good faith. highly, highly unlikely in the next two days between now and tomorrow that that kind of meeting would happen, especially since biden now is in japan, where he will meet with prime minister kishida today. we are hearing that kishida will inform president biden of japan's intention to increase defense spending. that is a highly controversial subject in japan which has a pacifist constitution. shinzo abe had tried to alter that constitution. we should that is looking at the threads regionally and globally and thinking they need to pay more of their way. japan's percentage of defense spending to gdp is 1% right now compared to the goal of 2% for most

the sabre rattling we have seen is not different from what the folks are used to seeing from russia for the last several years. we have seen airspace incursions. we have seen cyberattacks, gps spoofing and spamming. this is something they grown a customed to and the nuclear threat is a different level but not a particularly new argument from the russians. >> so, when you say particularly for a different order of magnitude, what do you mean by that? is there more concern that russia could deploy nuclear weapon than in the past? >> i don't think so, it is not a question of that. if you talk to experts in this region. military and analysts and a lot of the key politicians that live here, they will tell you, russians had nuclear weapons in this region for a long time with this kind of range. this is not something that they just started thinking about doing that always has been here and north has been talking about it. >> a couple weeks ago the widespread of reporting that sweden and finland were inching closer to signing, so, is finland backing away a little bit? what is going on? >> they a

players and staff members of the sabres and also the ban kit candidates all paid their respect wearingdation also announcing that they are donating a combined $400,000 to charities benefiting buffalo's east side communities. >>> and yesterday historic day for women's soccer, the soccer federation announcing a new collective bargaining agreement that will pay the women equally to the men's team and that includes an even split of the world cup prize money earned by both teams. the u.s. the first nation to do this. megan rapinoe and other soccer stars from both squads taking to twitter to praise the move. >> i think this deal is going to have ramifications throughout the entire world. you know, it is game-changing moment here in the u.s., but it has the potential to change how international soccer and international sport do business. >> yeah, guys, it finally got done. we'll see if other countries around the world follow the u.s.u u.s.' lead. >> thanks so much, andy. >>> and he is a diplomat by day, but as he showed on the late show, secretary of state antony blinken is a guitarist at hea

i want to make sure there is a journey of the sabr in every county. for everybody. may the force be with us all. awesome. >> was fun. there's a lot of great people and you get to picture yourself in the star wars universe. >> it is exciting. it is a great learning experience. >> at the end of the -- you're like, i'm amazing. larry: jedi workouts look like fun. you can always get your star wars fix on disney plus. disney is the parent company of abc7. coming up, the news at 5:00 we look at that big traffic mess in the east bay. oh, wow barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, but we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. -but i just... -so thanks, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i'm just here for my order. oh. entre-pin-eurs? yeah, my bowling team. i like it. there's money in puns. do business like a gigillionaire at&t business fiber, now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability. at&t business fiber, now with speeds up to

. >> bret: north korea, sabre rattling again, firing three missiles last week.is very much a serious threat. they've got significant capability. they've got a very large land army. they've got a capable force. that is concerning to us. we have 35,000 troops on the peninsula. we have a treaty with south korea and japan. will the regime last forever? no. no regime lasts forever. my thought is korea will once again be a unified country. when it happens, who knows. >> bret: is the military ready for the future? >> we're moving in that direction. i think we've got a lot of work to do. we're in a period of what i call a change in the character of war, where we have fundamental changes in technology, robot eubgs and artificial intelligence. the strategies are pointing us in the direction to adjust and reform our military. >> bret: the country's divided but it seems the military is grounding. there's a unifying factor with the u.s. military. do you see its that way, in a divided country? >> absolutely. you're sitting here on hallowed ground. this is what unifies us. thi

we have cobra gold in thailand, salic a tan in the philippines, tiger balm in singapore, talisman sabre in australia, garuda shield in indonesia, and [indiscernible] in the philippines again. as we do all of those different exercises, general flynn, our four-star commander of the u.s. army pacific is working closely with army partners in all of those countries to deepen the complexity and expand the scope of those exercises so that they will be more and more useful to us in terms of interoperability with allies and partners. we are also looking in the indo pacific getter as we have done in europe at how we can get the best use of our army pre-position stocks. we are looking at how we can make better use of our aps in the indo pacific since we want to be able to use the equipment for as much of the year as possible. and in parallel with our exercises we are also making good use of what we call in the army our security force assistance against. teams largely comprised of meat to senior level noncommissioned officers that were designed frankly originally to go into afghanistan and help bui

this isn't sabre rattling. it's time that we stop pretending in the pacific.ere's the deal, taiwan is a solve governing side home to 23 million people and officially known as the republic of china. the chinese mainland, 1.4 billion people and known as the people's republic of china. this traces back to the chinese civil war when forces take the mainland in 1959. and governments fleeing to taiwan. both sides still formally insist there's only one china, with each claiming all of their territory is rightfully theirs. but this proved useful when president nixon began to open up relations with china, despite the credentials. henry kissinger came up with an artful compromise. we will agree all chinese on the other side the strait maintain there's one china and that taiwan is part of china, without ever explicitly saying whose version we back. this is the winning of one-china policy based on strategic ambiguity. but as the people's rub rose, taiwan was downgraded with the united nations booting the island from it. and in 1979, the carter administration officially dr

risk of expansion of this war beyond ukraine is increasing, or do you put that in the category of him sabre rattling to try to intimidate or make the west skittish? >> it may be a little of both. i go more towards the latter explanation, jim. i think putin doesn't know exactly where he's going to go from this, so what he does is a couple of predictable things. of course, he blames nato. one of the interesting things i heard in that speech is, once again, his references to traditional values, to the west's, you know, decay. this is one of the reasons we had to attack. it's really interesting because it appeals, of course, not only very much to russians, who do view themselves as different people. that's a phrase putin use and i've had russian intelligence officers tell me the same thing, we're different people. it's reaching on out to the withest. reminding far right wing governments or just groups of people in europe and in the united states, hey, these traditional values are things that we value in russia. you in the west are in moral decline. that's what i talk about them engaging in a li

you've called the nuclear talk sabre rattling.isions to share intel between the u.s. and ukraine? . >> well, that's completely different things. first of all, i commend the efforts of the u.s. administration and personally president biden and the american people and their support in our fight against the russian aggression. second, we do really appreciate the decision to share intelligence with the ukrainian authorities. the third one, putin wants really to threaten you with the nuclear arms, and the reason why it's very clear because he's losing the battle on the ground in ukraine. and he realized that he's completely out of the plan and i believe that he is to fail. he may resort to some kind of artist, rather than conventional weapon. he has in possession, chemical, biological, and nukes. nukes is a kind of last resort, and i strongly believe that even despite the fact that putin decided to launch this notorious doomsday airplane during the celebration of the victory day on the 9th of may, this is just saber rattling, but wheth

that they need to be discussing, not to mention of course the war in ukraine but also north korea's sabre-rattlingand against the backdrop of china's more assertiveness in eastern asia. and all the issues there. china did condemn, or did criticize the efforts by biden with this indo pacific economic framework. it's sort of a watered down trade agreement, if you will tpp-lite, as being doomed to fail. we will have to see what happens of the bilateral between japan and mr. biden at of the quad tomorrow. david: paul, on the angle of climate change, and certainly the vote was indirectly get pushback on the lack of action for climate change. might that be the common ground we might see with the new prime minister and the chinese? paul: haidi: potential -- paul: potentially. the results on saturday night in australia was very interesting. the primary vote for both the maybury -- both the major parties fell back, and it was picked up in large part by clement-focus groups. the green party -- part by climate-focused groups. the entire ring around sydney harbour has now turned teal, being held by so-called

remember, he rattled his nuclear sabres saying there would be diplomatic and military responses.nfrastructure. this is putin's bluff being called and putin backing down and shifting the goalposts as fast as he can talk. it is because the west is showing it's capable. the lessons aren't just being learned in russia. they are being learned in china, too. remember how xi said it was a friendship without limits on february 4th? three months later it is a friendship without benefits. they aren't expanding their economic trade with russia. they aren't sending military support. they understand that they have their own problems. >> dana: it's called the power of crisis. highly recommend it. take a look at it. it is very timely and thank you for being on. bill. >> bill: in the meantime, amber heard testifying that she saw johnny depp abusing her throughout their marriage. the jury also watched a taped deposition from heard's former best friend. the trial continues today and lucas tomlinson is listening in. how impactful were the testimonies here? >> bill, some explosive testimony from amb

. >>> american airlines has won a court victory over sabre it was found to have been involved in monopolistican original claim was brought by american airways >>> the cdc has given its backing to a covid booster shot for children 5- 11 the booster could be given at least five months after the initial round of covid vaccinations or shots. we will speak to dr. scott gottlieb ab gottlieb about how this news could affect the covid front >>> let's get to dom include and the market movers. >> we'll take care of business first. this is not interesting, but we do have some earnings reports coming out first of all, a company that some consider a bellwether, this is deere those shares are bouncing around between losses revenues came in below estimates. it did, though, raise its full-year forecast for certain aspects of its operations. and by the way, the shares just about flat, but they did say they see bigger picture tailwinds for farmers in the farming industry, despite the fact that those farmers are facing rising input cost and whatnot, but they think the fundamentals are there to keep on doing wel

rattling, and thatis left is nuclear sabre rattling, and that is very bad news for everybody.ruition, isn't it, for russia? yes, i mean, fruition, isn't it, for russia? yes, i mean. i — fruition, isn't it, for russia? yes, i mean. i don't— fruition, isn't it, for russia? yes, i mean, i don't know— fruition, isn't it, for russia? yes, i mean, i don't know that - fruition, isn't it, for russia? yes, i mean, i don't know that they i i mean, i don't know that they originally intended to take an all: on russia and obviously they decided to do that, yes, russia —— ukraine is right that if there is a referendum, there will be a calculated result and it makes ending this war that much more difficult because the ukrainians have made it clear that they are not going to go into a ceasefire even unless the russians agreed to revert the territory they have before the war started. there is no sign that the russians will accept that so, for the moment, this is going to have to be fought out on the ground and on the ground, it is not moving fast one way or the other and meanwhile, attempts to

karla: hay padres que amanecen sin sabre si sus hijos sobrevivieron a la masacre y otros hora por los a mÁs de una docenas de pequeÑos los atienden en hospitales, y cobertura en equipo sabrÁs como estÁn ahora. satcha: el aparente responsable el tiroteo era un hispano, presunta vÍctima de bullying. hay detalles sobre cÓmo sembrÓ el pÁnico y porque. [habla en inglÉs] karla: el presiente bay tienen reacciona al nuevo incidente de violencia que reaviva la polÉmica sobre el control de armas. debatimos en vivo porque el congreso no logra cambios contundentes a pesar de tantas vidas que se han perdido en masacres. satcha: cÓmo podemos hablar a nuestros hijos de la tragedia texas y como demos enfrentar nosotros la tristeza que nos embarga? un ex berto nos dice que decir y que hacer. karla: la primera dama recibe hoy el segundo cargamento de fÓrmula para bebÉs procedente del extranjero, son mÁs de 100,000 libras del alimento y aquÍ sabrÁs a donde serÁn enviadas. satcha. raphy pina pasa su primera noche preso. amanecemos con las nuevas reacciones. karla: el papÁ de megan mark el sus un derrame