i said, who said they couldn't go, i'm a wicked. russia has been effectively in control of south sea. she has since 2008, and has steadily shifted the border further into georgia territory. the government in tbilisi seems powerless to take action. so david, cassava and the men, and as citizens patrol group set out to stop what they say is the creeping annexation of their country order thoughtfully for mission that after the war in 2008, oh, russia occupied 20 percent of our country. that by itself is a lot, but it didn't and there we've been losing more and more territory ever since about that it go, ribs. ah ah, yes, david cuts are of a is actually in the tourism business. but a number of years ago, he began conducting daily patrols of this disputed border area. he set up a civilian defense unit to prevent the seizure of george and land with the use of fences like this one. i struggled scribbled, oh, sorry. ok, holly. this is new barbed wire. the russians installed it about 6 weeks ago. dom up sie ark. they did it specifically to stop us bringing deliveries and some other help here.

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invasion in ukraine, china is pushing ahead with military preparedness to back its claims in the south china sea. over the weekend, the top us commander and the into pacific said beijing had fully militarized at least 3 islands in the region. now for context, china claims almost all of the south china sea, shown on this map within this dotted line. it's uni, latrell claims have been declared illegal binding international court, but it hasn't stop aging from constructing military bases on the features. it controls such as on a 3 reefs in the contest. it's practically islands. the usa is china has deployed missile systems fighter jets and laser and jumping equipment out, despite pages assurances to the country. it's why us forces routinely patrol the area to monitor chinese actions. these u. s. navy personnel are on their way to conduct a reconnaissance mission over one of the most hotly contested regions in the world . they're flying over the south china sea, looking down at outposts in the sprightly islands held and claimed by beijing. i mean, your everyday monitor in the u. s. sais, on at least

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and neighbors, south china sea, they're, they're getting nervous with this when it, when they look at all this, i think similarly to the tooth to china or taiwan. they're getting this similar activity have similar reaction there that there's nerves i think about the way this is playing out because of china's ambitions in the south china sea. clifford, thank you so much as always ah, and sticking to the topic of taiwan, the war in europe has certainly caught the attention of people there for decades. they lived with a possibility that beijing might capture the independent island, which is completely self governed. and one of the world's 20 largest economies. here's t w's, joyce lee with more. this carp, hawkiss, destiny, touch to be an air raid shouted in the front of an emergency and mid russia ukraine war. the taiwanese government has instructed local police to check or underground spaces. they are more than a 100000 bomb shout has in taiwan more than enough to house all this 24000000 people. the authorities recently added a new mobile ad feature to how people locate the close a site

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the south sea, where there are also russian forces. and as you mentioned that your section, there is no end inside this. the 2nd attempt has failed to organize some kind of humanitarian coal voice. this is very old fashioned as it was going on here. shilling, using weapons from the mid 20th century. it is very difficult to reconstruct to shop 1st. the koreans say that it was the russians who decided not to go along with this sci fi agreement. it's very hard to see how they can actually work out kind of some kind of manageable deal at a time where hundreds of thousands of soldiers are dying every day on both sides without some kind of outside mediation without the red cross. so some of the outside to bring these 2 parties to the table, but also to get them to stick to their commitments. i can't really see how this is going to work. the, the view here from key would be that actually russia isn't actually opposed this not working out. the good the, you guys would say the russians want these kind of military and crisis, but that'll put mor

and neighbors, south china sea, they're, they're getting nervous with this when they, when they look at all this, i think similarly to the tooth, to china or to taiwan. they're getting this similar activity have similar reaction there that there's nerves i think about the way this is playing out because of china's ambitions in the south china sea. clifford, thank you so much as always ah, and sticking to the topic of taiwan, the war in europe has certainly caught the attention of people there for decades. they lived with a possibility that beijing might capture the independent island, which is completely self governed. and one of the world's 20 largest economies. here's the w, joyce lee with more this comp, hawkiss destiny touch to be an air. rage shouted in the front of an emergency amid the russia ukraine war. the taiwanese government has instructed local police to check or underground spaces. they are more than a $100000.00 bomb shout us in taiwan. more than enough to house all this 24000000 people. the authorities recently added a new mobile ad feature to how people locate the cl

we should still understand that we need to have a presence in the, in the pacific, in the south china sea to stabilize this where also has a strong signal to a like minded states in the region. and don't, nobody should live under the illusion that's china's not watching how the west is acting, the situation with russia, ukraine wall, how afraid are you of a well was coming out of a world war 3? i'm not afraid of that there, but we, we, we need to be at least very concerned about the nuclear threat that comes from roscoe. that is really serious. i'm not thinking about a nuclear strike on berlin for example. and so, but the option is that we have to be smart in how we publicly deal with a situation, what, what messages we sent to kremlin to the kremlin, until the vladimir putin. we should not corner, let me put in too much. if this guy is cornered that he doesn't, that, that he thinks he has nothing else to lose. and he has no other options as well. it doesn't matter. i am not losing anything. then that is a very, very dangerous situation, and we need to be aware of that situation. it's ser

the watchdog, the south china sea. it's a highly sensitive area bordering the coasts of malaysia, thailand, vietnam, the philippines and china. all these countries pursue illegal fishing operations. our mission is to locate the ghost chips we've been criss crossing the south china sea for 2 days now. all quiet on the horizon so far, but suddenly to blips pop up on the radar screen. with you see these 2 point side by side with yellow, but if you can be sure that troll is broke up well and that there a legal stuff must be kept blowing at 11 up well, but of rome, the 2 boats work in tandem with a vast net that sweeps the seabed. chanc 12 launches into yet another game of cat and mouse. that is that, that went to $11.00. you gotta do. we're going to stay back and hide them. we had, if they see us too early, they weren't enter a territorial waters when i got them ready for the labor and the captain strategy is to encircle them. and for that he needs shock 5. another patrol boat, about 200 kilometers to the north. they set u

admiral saying it's fully militarized the south china sea. h china sea arming them with antiship, anti-aircraft missile systems. laser and jamming equipment and fighter jets. as we try to determine what exactly china's role is going to be with russia. it's doing its own militarization. >> believe china is a greater long-term threat to the security of the united states particularly as regards taiwan which is the source of great deal of the chips and other technological equipment that is needed for our high tech sector which is vital to our economy. much more vital than anything, for example, that ukraine would offer. so i think that is the big, larger question. and one can only hope that xi jinping looks at what's happening with the putin bloody nose putin has got in ukraine and thinks my god is this the kind of thing that could happen to us? if we attack taiwan and tried to simply absorb it. taiwan would fight and taiwan has a lot of fighting equipment and the will to fight. so, let's hope that we -- that xi jinping takes that lesson from what

trying to put that into their computer as they analyze what they may want to do is taiwan and the south sea along their long land border and there's a whole range of possibilities there. this is where the debate we are having over sanctions is especially interesting. the bulk of the russian interactions with the west as oil and gas. that's the bulk of that and we are seeing so far the west's inability to take a really strong stance against that sector and not take a particularly strong steps against other sectors. the europeans did the number two bank out of the system and the number one and number two banks are still there. andss here's the main point for rushes economy is trivial compared to china's in the economic interaction between the west and russia doesn't pair to the level of interaction between the economies of the u.s. and europe and the european union a great britain and japan. i'm very worried that this hesitancy to bear any pain and putting sanctions on russia says to the chinese that western resolve is not going to be strong and it's not strong enough to impose much economic

ready are now basically in circled from the north east from the west, the south sea, where there are also russian forces. and as you mentioned that in your junction, there is no end inside. this per 2nd attempt has failed to organize some kind of military convoy. this is very old fashioned, is it going on here? shelling using weapons from the mid 20th century. it is very difficult to reconstruct to shop 1st the ukrainians say that it was the russians who decided not to go along with the sci fi agreement. and it's very hard to see how they can actually work out because of some kind of manageable deal at a time where hundreds of thousands of soldiers are dying every day on both sides to without some kind of outside mediation without the red cross or some other outside to bring these 2 parties to the table, but also to get them to stick to their commitments. i can't really see how this is going to work. the, the be here from key would be that actually russia isn't actually opposed to this, not working out. that the good the ukraine would pay. the russians want these kind of military and

the south china sea, according to the chinese and their so-called line is pretty much chinese territorial waters. we are not talking the middle of the pacific. this is much closer to chesapeake bay. in order to support that claim, they need to be able to keep enemy forces, adversary forces, out. namely the united states. by deploying a variety of such missiles and other weapons to these islands, they are basically going to make it very costly for the united states to intervene and intrude into this region that has significant resources, overlapping territorial claims, and provides a line of approach to key chinese military sites including the island. >> todd: they are definitely sending a message there. the u.s. says it's ready to make tough decisions in pursuit of a new nuclear deal, but a dozen democrats are threatening to vote against it if the deal ultimately comes to congress guaranteeing a symbolic defeat for joe biden. a confident this lack of democratic support could potentially? >> with regards to iran, i think there's a lot of discomfort. especially because one of the requiremen

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. >>> and the f-35 stealth fighter jet that crashed into the south china sea. the race against the chinese to find it -- the u.s. getting there first. >>> and good evening tonight from poland. we are not far from the ukraine border, where today, we wit insed the humanitarian crisis now unfolding right here. more than 1 million refugees and the u.n. with a stunning new number tonight. a half a million refugees are children. we met so many of them here today as they got off the trains right here at the train station behind us. but we're going to begin tonight with the russian assault now intensifying. tonight, russian forces are advancing across ukraine after taking their first major city, kherson, to the south. troops now closing in on at least four other cities, including kyiv, the capital, and kharkiv, the second-largest city. their missile strikes coming with growing frequency tonight. the damage, catastrophic, the loss of life now mounting. images tonight from a city 90 miles north of the capital. tonight, the fire ball after a fuel doe poe was struck there.

we should still understand that we need to have a presence in the, in the pacific, in the south china sea to stabilize this where also has a strong signal to a like minded states in the region. and don't let, nobody should live under the illusion that's china's not watching how the west is acting, the situation with russia, ukraine wall, how afraid are you of a well welcome you of a world war 3. i'm not afraid of that there, but we, we, we need to be at least very concerned about the nuclear threat that comes on from roscoe. that is really serious. i'm not thinking about the nuclear strikes on berlin for example. and but the option is that we have to be smart in how we publicly deal with a situation. what, what messages we sent to kremlin, to the kremlin, into the bloody me put in. we should not corner letting me put in too much if this guy is cornered that he doesn't that, that he thinks he has nothing else to loose. and he has no other options as well. it doesn't matter. i am not losing anything. then that is a very, very dangerous situation, and we need to be aware of that situation. i

tends to his cattle outside his village on pastures that have been steadily shrinking since the south sea. she and region definitively broke away from georgia in 2008 godaddy's land is now divided by a new border heavily guarded by russian troops who locals fear i'm the russians arrested me here just recently. oh shoot, right.

i agree that it's very hypocritical, that australia can stand its battleships to the south, china sea and other location, thousands of miles away from the borders. and at the same time, it has a history, it every time that someone else comes thousands of kilometers away from its own in what is defined as its fear of influences. but i think that this particular case, we are over reacting because i hope that our viewers take a very close look at the actual document. and there is nothing in this document that the agreement that implies that there is going to be a chinese base in solomon islands. it's completely not true. this thing is completely blown out of proportion. the only thing that is documents is that this government of solomon island will reserve the right to invite. try need police and other, you need to interfere, intervene in security emergency that may or may not happen in the future. so between this and larry headlines that china is building a military base in the island is very, very, very big difference. now you raise a good point there. and by the way, nothing happens i

another rural flash point, michel i eve, which is a city near the black sea or in the south of the country. we understand the russian forces assoni closing in, but the mayor of that town has said that a ukrainian troops still control the town that they are resisting. russian troops want to control that city and then they want to move on down a route towards a desa, a city to the west. because of course, if they were to take odessa the whole of that southern coast, they would cut ukraine or from the sieve. laudermill zalinski, the ukrainian president, a saying on sunday that he believed that the russians were looking to target a desa very soon. and then if we move up to the capitol region of key that very long russian convoy is still stopped outside the capital, but an increasing number of intelligence forces suggesting that perhaps that russian convoy could be looking to move in the next few days. so a shelling, continuing in many other areas around the capital, chaney, for example, where dozens of civilians have been killed. residential areas have been targeted despite the criminal claims

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as while a slug of rain that play the southern islands of the philippines is moving across the south china sea. this did bring some severe flood advisories for the philippines. it's now going to slam into vietnam, and this will be with us for the next few days. and i think we face a similar threat here of seen the risk of flooding. se, china, it's still raining, has been raining for days and more of a comm manager falling in between the gang, see, and the pearl river valley, but it dry day for hong kong on wednesday. the high of 24 degrees off to japan. those cherry blossoms in peak bloom, and you're going to enjoy it. if you're in tokyo, you've got a hive. 18 degrees in the sunshine. that's it for me. see around. ah. the healing the debate there is no, he job bad is am. and if anyone here talks about women that i was a does, this bill seemed on then said notes help take it off the table. we were taught with the abortion had a one way ticket street, the, all of the companies they deny any responsibility, even though they have the resources in the power to fix it, where a global audience become

both committed to freedom of navigation as well as on imputed flow of maritime commerce in the south china sea. we shared our concerns about the democratic people's republic of korea and their destabilizing missile launchers. which are clearly in violation of multiple un council resolutions security council resolutions. we both want north korea to refrain from further provocations and continue to the negotiation table versus serious and sustained diplomacy but were deeply concerned, both of us, by the continuing suffering and violence and burma following lester's military coup. the coup caused american humanitarian crisis in reverse a decade of democratic and economic progress for the people of burma. singapore and the united states agree the military regime must urgently implement the policy on five-point consensus and return varmint to its path to democratic transition. we will also discuss the war in ukraine. last week in europe the world saw the strong unity -- unified response and resolve among the nato alliance. the g7 and european union. to answer putin's brutal and unjustified assault

if we head south towards the black sea - tempo there. south towards the black sea and - tempo there. if we head south towards the black sea and we | towards the black sea and we know there has been a big push there from troops from crimea and talk about what has happened there. we and talk about what has happened there. and talk about what has ha ened there. ~ ., happened there. we are where heafina happened there. we are where hearing about _ happened there. we are where hearing about this _ happened there. we are where hearing about this city - happened there. we are where hearing about this city of- hearing about this city of 250,000 people when after a battle in which 200 were killed, according melbourne of the local council, and pictures there are russian troops with white armbands on the streets there and just before reports of the fall came and that's not the only thing that has happened. there are pictures of an airstrike west of the p kyiv in which four were killed according to the state emergency service of ukraine and apparentl

they are both committed as well as the maritime commerce in the south china sea. we share our concerns about the democratic people's republican career and their destabilizing ballistic missile launches which are clearly in violation of the resolution security council resolutions and we both urge north korea to refrain for serious and sustained diplomacy. we are deeply concerned by the continuing suffering and violence following last year's military coup. it caused humanitarian crisis and reversed a decade of democratic and economic progress for the people of burma. singapore and the united states agree that as a military regime we must implement the consensus and return burma to the democratic transition and we also discussed the war in ukraine. last week in europe the world to solve the strong unified response and resolve among the alliance. the g7 and the european union and the assault on ukraine. today with the prime ministers visit it's clear that the war is unacceptable not just europe but every region of the world it's an attack on the principles that underp

i used to work along was in the south sea port, then they moved that i think right into the heart of the city, up there near the theater district. is there a discernible difference for you in the crowd in new york city, and then you moved on to miami loose, or flunky, or in miami, or tell me about the difference if there are any you know what i feel like there's lot tourist and locals when you're at carolina because it's right there in time square, but in my, me, me, it's for me for my crowd. it's very latino. it's very, even though it's like i makes again, we're all different. mac began to been the men again, puerto rican, everybody is different. but when i come here, it's super latino in the crowd, and i love to make fun of us and call the different versions of us in the audience. so every time i come to miami is that kind of i've, although i will say my very 1st time headlining ever was in miami, and i bombed so hard. i was supposed to do my hour and i was done with all my material in 25 minutes because i didn't have to wait for one lap. so what i listen, i'm sorry, but comedians

. >> are there reports they had fully militarized the island with the south china sea with antiaircraft? >> so what is the take away from that? >> again i don't have confirmation of that i will point you to the department of defense that any aeschylus tory action of the south china sea is a concern to us. >> so the global food security coming out of office is there any money allocated to ukrainian farmers? >> yes. let me give you a couple of things there has been some interesting reporting. but we are not expecting a food shortage here at home we do anticipate that higher energy fertilizer wheat and corn prices have the food supply for countries around the world in the early estimates from the world bank on low and middle income countries and ukraine is a big exporter fertilizer so it relates to that need with other parts of the world that so we are continuing to closely assess as well but go back to the root of your question we are working with our partners in the g7 the world food programs to mitigate the impacts to poor nations we are impacting what that look like and to mitigate the

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so before when sing for had to deal with the orbital tribunal ruling on the south china sea. it also emphasized the same sets of principles. it's quite key to singapore is self understanding and it's positioning internationally. but it's a country that has also generally avoided taking sides. so i wonder how big a deal is this. and do you get a sense of whether a citizen support the move? right, so given, given those considerations of sizing for tens, not to want to get into a big fight, but because this is seen, this issue of sovereignty and international law seem to be key to singapore its own interest. so it's not really taking a side apartments in course own side, right. so in addition, i think our to the question about, you know, how the public sees it, public actually is sort of split on it. there are some who are quite critical. they would rather just avoid any trouble, not say anything, especially after russia publicized a sing for the list of names that of countries that included singapore saying that they were unfriendly to russia. those. so there's some fear of rep

so before when sing for had to deal with the arbiter tribunal ruling on the south china sea. it also emphasized these same sets of principles. it's quite key to singapore is self understanding and it's positioning internationally. but it's a country that has also generally avoided taking side. so i wonder how big a deal is this. and do you get a sense of whether a citizen support the move? right, so given a, given this considerations of sizing for tends not to want to get into a big fight. but because this is seen, this issue of sovereignty and international law seem to be key to singapore its own interest. so it's not really taking a side apartments in course own side, right. so in addition, i think our to the question about, you know, how the public sees it, public actually is sort of split on it. there are some who are quite critical. they would rather just avoid any trouble, not say anything, especially after russia publicized a sing for the list of names that of countries that included singapore saying that they were unfriendly to russia. those. so there's some fear of r

so before when sing for had to deal with the arbiter tribunal ruling on the south china sea. it also emphasized these same sets of principles. it's quite key to singapore is self understanding and it's positioning internationally, but it's a country that has also generally avoided taking side. so i wonder how big a deal is this. and do you get a sense of whether a citizen support the move? right, so given and given this considerations of size, singapore tends not to want to get into a big fight. but because this is seen, this issue of sovereignty and international law seem to be key to singapore its own interest. so it's not really taking a side apartments in course own side, right. so in addition, i think up to the question about, you know, how the public sees it, public actually is sort of split on it. there are some who are quite critical. they would rather just avoid any trouble, not say anything, especially after russia publicized a sing for the list of names that of countries that included singapore saying that they were unfriendly to russia. those. so there's some fear