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now this function is performed, including by the starlink system from the spacex company.owever, a military official said that the situation in ukraine showed the vulnerability of a commercial satellite network , yevgenievich will tell about weaknesses. the space force is as careful as possible in terms, afraid to blurt out too much, but it still shows through with joy and behind all the cracks the united states is now in a difficult position due to the fact that intelligence communication is mostly tied to high-tech, but vulnerable platforms. a little later, the general concretizes the speech about the starling system deployed in ukraine last year, the ilon entrepreneurs left. musk brought his plates to the dryers in order to test, and their capabilities. as a result , the brainchild of spacex has become the main communication tool for the canacists, the us military reassures the audience that the russians are trying to jam the starling, but to no avail, and this is an attempt to put a good face on a bad satellite game starlink, low orbital, and it is not at all difficult

, except that the debris from the mortar, which according to us works uh, uh, the starlink antenna itself were damaged, we opened a reserve stalinka, but i studied a little, read how stalin himself works in order to understand how he is there, er, to ensure that if it does not fly, it will not be detected, and i will tell you that the starling by itself is impossible to drown with some kind of fish, but in our country it was two weeks when we couldn't understand, we raised the old women above us, we put them in the ground, er, we couldn't understand how the enemy could be in them and came to the conclusion that you understand when the staring is connected to the network when you turn it on he must find some 3-4-5 satellites there, and maybe they turned on what is called a jammer, that is, the gps signal, that is , they could not interrupt the internet transmission signal . maybe we reached 100% of this conclusion. included precisely the interruption of the gps signal from sterling, it cannot simply connect with its satellites , we had such a story, but in recent weeks it has not been obse

now, of course, the starlink example is absolutely critical. its biggest bind as it pertains to this go between role. but there have been other instances in which elon musk has forced the government to take action on certain things related to technology. you think about autonomous vehicles. this is a huge priority for the biden administration. the biden administration had to really twist the arm of elon musk, giving him tax credits to ensure that the tesla charging stations would be applicable to a bunch of different auto vehicles. so, you can see the different circumstances in which the government has had to play ball with elon musk. we have never had some sort of private citizen holding that much power over our government. >> musk has capitalize, successfully, i might add, on a lot of markets that are important to the economy, and to the country. and you don't have, it really, the comparable or corresponding regulation. and so, did this really go too far in that they are relying so overtly, frankly, on one person? >> if you take a look at the

we do not allow starlink to be used for long- range drone strikes.ll be a curse if you don't stop if you don't stop it will be a curse. well, in general, the complete helplessness of the bloomber agency confirms the pentagon has concluded a contract for the provision of lubricants starlink network services for the needs of ukraine the us air force and space force are the backbone of the ukrainian operation, providing air transportation, know-how in the field, logistics, transferring artillery and ammunition combat vehicles anti-tank systems and air defense systems providing missile attack warning reconnaissance from space, maintaining communications indeed, no other country in the world has such a potential of support as ours, of course, from steel, our prospectors have been taken out of the game for many years, however, we are coming out of this cosmic sleep. understand, that if we don’t catch up then, as they say, stalin is self-righteous, but there’s no harm without getting sanctions cleared a clearing for private russian start-ups and projects th

the starlink example is critical. and puts the u.s. its biggest bind as it pertains to this go-between role. there's other situations where musk has forced the government to take action on things related to technology. you think of driverless vehicles. the biden administration had to twist the arm of elon musk and giving him the action credits to ensure that the tesla charging stations would be applicable to other vehicles. you can see a lot of examples where the government had to play ball with elon musk. we never had a private citizen in that -- holding that much power over our government. >> musk has capitalized on a lot of markets that are warrant to the economy, to the country. we don't have the comparable or core corresponding regulation. did it go too far, because we're relying overtly on one person? >> you look at the u.s. government in the past couple decades, very little has been done to support critical infrastructure. that includes critical infrastructure to support national security goals. you think of elon musk being the

even though starlink losing money though starlink is losing money and companies getting though starlinkey and of :ompanies getting though starlink is losing money and of taxpayers getting though starlink is losing money and of taxpayer dollars, :ting billions of taxpayer dollars, we'll funding ukraine we'll keep funding ukraine government for free. so it's partly about funding. >> touted a pro—russia >> he's also touted a pro—russia peace plan, which would involve russia keeping some of the territory it seized, which, you know , is pretty unfair on on know, is pretty unfair on on ukraine. i don't you know, america , america or, you know, america, america or, you know, any other country would say, oh, no, you can keep, you know, in britain be like, oh, no, britain we'd be like, oh, no, you can cornwall. that you can keep cornwall. that wouldn't would anyone wouldn't i mean, would anyone miss him? well, maybe cornwall was bad example. yeah, yeah, was a bad example. yeah, yeah, yeah. lived in yeah. don, i've lived in cornwall. cornwall's yeah. don, i've lived in cornithe. cornwall's yeah.

it's carrying 22 starlink satellites into orbit.age landed back at sea on a spacex drone ship. earlier this year spacex announced it had more than a million subscribers to starlink. >>> the mississippi supreme court says it will not remove nfl hall of fame quarterback brett favre as a defendant in a civil lawsuit involving what the state calls welfare fraud. the lawsuit seeks to recover millions of dollars of alleged misspent welfare funds intended for the poor. attorneys for the state say some of the money was used on projects farve supported including $5 million to build a volleyball facility at his alma mater, the university of southern mississippi. >>> and scientists in egypt have found what could be the remains of the smallest whale species to ever swim in the ocean. experts believe that in its day, the whale was only about eight-feet long and weighed about 400 pounds. scientists say that the fossils are 41 million years old. it's called the king tut whale after the legendary pharaoh. >>> coming up, an update to a cbs news inve

uh, terminals are analogues of starlink. we already have it too.allows you to solve problems. where communication is choked with interference, and where it is simply difficult to organize it. uh, now if we are talking about ukrainian drones today. uh, nbo secretary. uh, respectively, danilov was the first to say that, well, ukraine such a high-tech power that she learned how to make super-marine drones. he does not say that this is a converted american drone, which is japanese or british american british there it is like a torpedo under water, it does not solve anything. american drones in the twentieth year , they bought ukraine a batch with american money. there is a starlink terminal there, it is uh , so, uh, somewhere 36 cm, precipitation 18 under water and 18x water completely sealed e weight. here, we are cola three, yes, the option that is ukraine made e five meters, that is, the american three meters. and this is five meters. uh, somewhere around 200 kg, he takes explosives. that is, this is a dangerous thing, but the most interesting thing

and people, well, they can come and have dinner uh, right there, there is internet, uh, there is starlink a couple of tvs, where people get information about what is happening in the country, not only they hope, uh, there was still a store two weeks ago, uh, fat, it was shelled very powerfully , uh, definitely not, this shelling did not take place without a block of help from the local population, because there were two shellings, the first uh, when the store caught fire , and then when they arrived, they started helping to extinguish it, and there was the second shelling , this indicates that there was also a starlink there, besides the tv, people were able to pay through a terminal or businesswomen. well, even if to be honest, he was helping people withdraw cash in this and so people could well to be honest, i have some uh, well, some cash in the city, now this store has been neutralized, uh, yes, we will also add to this store yesterday, on the spot, we talked with the entrepreneur, and we will open this store , because it was not just that, you know, point of uh, purchase i don't know

explaining that without starlink there is no war will end.when i said that he is a businessman , he profits from this blood, he profits in the same way as the united states as a whole is called on this blood, but even worse, what some people call us and we talk about it all the time we are talking about you in the transmission, remember, a few months ago i said that diesel diesel fuel began to cost 53 rubles. and now how much does it cost? what do you think, 63 rubles. 62 61, i think so to myself, well, the exchange rate, about which everyone is not too lazy to tranduit, means that he affects the consumer market. maybe inflation. there rises, and for gasoline for these here hapupuk that affects oil refineries does not depend on the exchange rate, the people who work there do not depend on oil has decreased in price. i say it. that's why the price went up? well, in general, she doesn’t take it from you. well, you can say that. i know that you agree with me. this is no gate climbs. well, you don’t climb into any gates to increase by 10% in 2 mo

the company launched 15 starlink internet satellites just a few hours ago.alcon 9 first stage rocket came back to earth. landing on a drone ship about ten minutes later. spacex launched 22 starlink satellites from cape canaveral florida sunday night. and finally, the film maker behind what many consider the most famous car chase in movie history, french connection director william freaking has died. among many critics during his long career was the exercised and to live and die in l.a.. his death was announced by his wife, former paramount pictures ceo shea lansing. rankin won the 1972 academy award for best director for the french connection. director william franken died at the age of 87. and thank you for your company, i'm rosemary church. i will be back with more cnn newsroom in just a moment. i totally eat stuff to not miss out. and that's just a bit of psychology eva learned from noom weight. sign up now at noom.com what's considered normal for your cat is interesting. but if your cat isn't their quirky self lately, they may have pain from a common con

defense officials were worried he may pull starlink out of ukraine, the undersecretary told the reportere his company's involvement inable the war to prolong on ukraine. >> farrow reported that musk's influence within the u.s. government is widespread and that over the last two decades, quote, musk sought out business opportunities in crucial areas, after decades of privatization, the state has receded. the government is reliant on him but struggles to respond to his risk taking, brinksmanship. "the new yorker" contributing righter ronan farrow joins us now on his latest article. elon musk shadow rule, ho how the u.s. government came to rely on the tech billionaire and is d struggling to rein him in. there is a line here where you are, you know, trying to get some questions from the pentagon about emergency management and the spokesman says that -- and this is a quote here -- wie'll talk to you if elon wants us to. there is a degree of deference here from the pentagon? >> that's a small manifestation of the balance of power we are talking about between the private individual, who is so w

today the stock getting a boost on reports that spacex is working with the firm to speed up its starlink service cloudfare up nearly 40% this year pause here for just a minute few weeks ago, i was on vacation in bald held head island, nort carolina, it was really dark my wife and i were out on the beach and we looked up into the sky and we saw this jgarland of little lights, one after another, absolutely perfectly sequenced and it was starlink, it was those satellites. how about that it was the coolest thing >> sure it was >> i thought they were aliens. i thought they were aliens more earnings reports are filtering in snowflake, splunk and autodusk jumping after their numbers closed there you see, look at those numbers, jumping right there one market watcher we know sees upside in uber caps through the end of this year his name is chris harvey from wells fargo. chris, welcome >> thank you >> uber caps who are they why do we like them? >> uber caps, the largest stocks in the s&p 500 if we're using index, it's the russell top 50 why do we like them? they're only a 10% premium to the market

no one has any reception or any access, but we just got a starlink. so this is our sister restaurant. we're giving out free slices because we have power and water here. it's one of the few places on island. we're just trying ton get peop together to try to give them some hope. we're playing music and just really trying to get the sense of community back and to try to keep people here. >> caleb, that's pretty special to hear. what about the employees? how many of them lost their homes? >> of the 240 employees, close to 200. >> how are you able to help them? what h help do they need from u here? >> so we've got a gofundme on all of our websites. our other sister restaurant, down the hatch, has been destroyed. we're trying to build tiny homes. we're trying to get land that has power and water and put tiny homes there. that's kind of the big order of business now because people don't have a time frame. we're trying to get people in the hotels that are across the street, most of them have their doors locked and aren't letting people stay there while people

apparently, communication is carried out through the starlink system with 256-bit signal encryption,practice has shown , russian electronic warfare systems are capable of suppressing such communication channels, other than that against. quote mikaze, standard booms work well, which block the passage over water vessels. and they attack, usually at night and were destroyed by airborne weapon fire. this may be an erudite stop if the patrol ship has 76mm. uh, decent-range automatic guns or high-caliber machine guns, like code. along with that, there were night strikes on drone manufacturing sites. it is there, uh, in the izmail region in the odessa region and in the places of their storage. well, of course, passing this and fuel and lubricants is ammunition, but at that moment, which poses a threat to and for the ships of the black sea fleet and for our shipping. the rat does not stop trying to get close to russian ships. and our black sea sailors continue to methodically destroy ukrainian boats. and now our traditional space weather forecast column, which we are compiling together with

because of this, the general later elaborates on the speech about the starlink system deployed in ukraineyear, the entrepreneur left.

explaining that without starlink, the war will not end.ist robert miner has been very popular on the internet. he drew this cartoon almost 100 years ago, which depicts three giants with the inscription africa india china, which surrounded three midgets with whips, this is the united states, france and england, the caricature was drawn 100 years ago, but if you look closely behind these three giants, there is a red army soldier with a rifle in budyonovka, well, in modern times . uh, you can argue ahead, he should be, reflecting aggression. west against our country or confidently supports the muscularity and power, er, really serious powers and continents, but in fact, passing the brix forum just confirms the serious changes that are taking place and really quite clearly raises the question of who is the parasite in this world. and who creates the main wealth. and what part of the world does the majority of the population belong to? here, uh, you can argue for a long time? why is brix so actively developing in opposition to gs7 and the weste

execution by such drones, and actually minimizes the risks of disconnecting such drones from the starlinkhat is, you can perform tasks in any conditions what does your analysis say about the management of such drones, you don't know about the new attack in novo-russian, we can actually doda m kamikaze managed not only to find a way to overcome possible problems with disconnecting the page and to maintain stable communication throughout the mission well, because until now it was believed that if, for example, on our kontramikadze there, even if there is an option not to use it, to use the staroving, then there the attack should be based on coordinates, that is, from the inertial system, which pictures from auto-control stations always take place but in addition to the fact that it was possible to bypass the problems with the animals, it is obvious that it was possible to bypass this solid russian rap, because it is believed that those russian strategic-level radioactive fighters can do gps tracking there, distort navigation systems, knock guided missiles or ships off course, and here it tu

such drones are taken into account, and actually the risks of disconnection of such drones from starlink are minimized . that is, it is possible to perform tasks in any conditions . in fact, i will add new details , apparently the developers who in kamikaze managed not only to find a way to solve possible problems with disconnecting the page and to keep a stable connection during this mission well because until now it was believed that if, for example, even if there is an option not to use staring, then you will be there by coordinates , that is, they are there, a stable connection with the transmission of the picture from the optics of the electronic station always happens, but in addition to the fact that it was possible to bypass the problems with animals, this is what was obviously managed to be bypassed this solid russian rap, because it is believed that these russian strategic-level radioactive warfare systems can do gps pofing there, cover navigation systems , knock off the course and guided projectiles or ship here it turns out that nothing like this works in the case of our kami

we have deployed almost 250 starlink internet devices and we have over 500 stage that can be sent toreas that need it. once the storm passes by, we have 3000 states and ready to deploy. excuse me, we have 700 more than 700 personnel including over 220 cut and toss crew members with more than 650 pieces of heavy equipment and trucks strategically placed across the state to prepare for cut and toss operations. post storm. that is going to be necessary hurricane ian because it was a more populated area, the amount of tree debris and some of the others on the road while there was definitely some is probably not going to be as much as this storm will be because you've got a lot of wooded areas. you're going to see a branches go down. and so we have people standing by to be able to help clear the roads. and that's important just for pedestrian traffic, but also important for emergency response traffic. so that's something that's going to be really very important once the storm passes or once you lose power, if you use a generator, please use the generator appropriately. you cannot run the

destroyed the ukrainian radar station, true then they corrected it and said that they destroyed starlinkell, the fact remains the fact is that it is an ordinary village house that stood somewhere on the side of the olympic community, thank you for joining in and informing our viewers about the situation kostyantyn denisov, a fighter of the legion of freedom we talked about and that what is happening at the front, in particular in the zaporizhzhia direction, thank you , and then we will talk about the possibility of how ukrainians can return from the occupied territories through russia to ukraine at the pokrovka checkpoint through which ukrainians can return from the occupied territories, this is the only pass between russia and ukraine on the border of belgorod and sumy regions , which has resumed its work in the ukrainian ministry of reintegration . humanitarian aid, as well as to spend the night and get to sumy or other ukrainian cities , as explained by the state border service and all other checkpoints on the border with by the aggressor state russia remained closed earlier this year

and actually , the risks of disconnecting such drones from starlink are minimized. tasks in any conditionsur analysis say about the management of such drones, let's talk about the new attack, we can actually add new details, judging by all in all, the developers at kamikaze managed not only to find a way to solve possible problems with disconnecting the page and to maintain a stable connection during this mission . well, until now it was believed that if, for example , numbers are there, even if there is an option not to use staring, then the attack should be there coordinates, that is , there is a stable connection with the transmission of the image from the resistance of the electronic station. solid russian rap, because it is believed that these russian strategic-level radioactive warfare systems can do gps stalking there , distort navigation systems, throw off the course and control of shells or ships here. it turns out that nothing like that works in the case of our kamikaze boats, everything works stably therefore, in addition to this , today's attack on novorossiya can be considered

at first, musk showed unconditional support for ukraine and reacted encouragingly to a photo of starlinkfield posted by ukrainian minister of digital transformation mikhail fedorov, the terms of the starling deal were never made public. now musk is ambivalent about how this technology is used and where it can be applied, he tweeted we will not allow the conflict to escalate, which could lead to a third world war , he understands what it can lead to? this doctrine, american missionary work and the desire to dominate the world, elon musk himself stands for, well, completely normal rivalry, healthy competition and believe that this motivates even more, by the way, yesterday the company's spacecraft, and elon musk with three astronauts and a roscosmos cosmonaut aboard the successful docked to the international space station elon musk advocates active cooperation. in the field of cosmos and by the way, uh, ilon mask was challenged, which he adequately accepted, he was going to to become the very first person to produce a feature film in space, but russia was ahead of him and was the first to

brad: it is the big project that lots of companies are doing, oneweb, starlink, amazon. of the nbn, we can get terabyte per second downloads, that transforms the way we work. and we're not talking about in cities. you can be in the middle of a rural town in australia and have the same connection speed as a city and better than what we have right now. you know, you can only imagine that's gonna transform. the fact that we're gonna get gps accurate to the scale of centimeters, we're not even talking about tens of meters. the scale of centimeters means, you know, the data for use for farmers and tracking and navigation is an order of magnitude better. russell: we're getting into the age where it's not just people that are being connected, it's machines. it's business to business, machine to machine, machine to person, and the implications for that are enormous. who can say exactly what they are? what we'll see unfold in the next small number of years will probably be quite staggering. male: the actual deployment of the bowtie antenna-- michael: at the university of new sout

effective performance by such drones and actually minimize the risks of disconnecting such drones from starlinkan perform tasks in any conditions, what does your analysis say about the control of such drones, you don't know about the new attack in novo-russian, we can actually add new details , apparently the developers who at kamikaze managed not just to find a way to avoid possible problems with disconnecting the page and to keep a stable connection during this mission well, because until now it was believed that if, for example, well , if there is an option not to use starring, then there the attack must be by coordinates, that is, with the inertial system, the property is not visible, nor is there a stable connection from the transmission pictures from the optics of the electronic station always happen, but in addition to the fact that it was possible to bypass the problems with animals, it is obvious that it was possible to bypass this solid russian rap , because it is believed that these strategic-level russian radioactive warfare systems can make connections there, cover navigation syste

and this is important uh, did you hear about the news that the pentagon will hand over to us those starlink means there slowly ilona mask what do you think about this it will lead to some advantage or i don't know there they definitely sterilized definitely uh-uh look a-ah even the communication systems that are on the battlefield of the use of drones and so on how is it ensured in some places it is a starter and it was a lever of influence on us when there said the same stalin's mask here we will turn it off for you here we will turn it on here it is not possible here it is possible this is a safe protected connection that allows these to be controlled and actually access to the outside world where in the conditions everything is muted you understand and that is why it is important and it helps our drones constantly and one more question, where did biker go, ah, the baidaktar, it was actually such a surge , and now there is nothing, he is actually in service, and i think that there will be new ones. jet engine are we a horse or other models? i think it is possible that we will adopt someth

that ensure effective performance by such drones and the risks of disconnecting such drones from starlinky minimized. that is, it is possible to perform tasks in any conditions. what does your analysis say about the control of such drones? you do not know about the subject of a new attack in novo-russian. we can actually add new details, judging by all the developers in kamikaze managed not only to find a way to solve possible problems with disconnecting the page and to keep a stable connection, what is the whole mission about ? well, until now it was believed that if, for example on ours, if there is an option, do not use the old ring, give the equation, there it turns out that there is a stable connection from the transmission of the picture from the optics of the electronic station , it always happens, but in addition to the fact that it was possible to bypass the problems with animals, it is obvious that it was possible to bypass this solid russian rap, so what is considered that those russian strategic-level radioactive warfare systems can do gps falsification there, distort navigati

all seen in ukraine how emerging tech developed by commercial and non-traditional companies from starlinkades to commercial imagery can be decisive in defending against modern military aggression. it's a vital component excuse me complement to traditional capabilities, which remain essential. at dod, we've already been investing in attritable autonomous systems across the military services, diu, the strategic capabilities office, and the combatant commands themselves and in multiple domains: self-piloting ships, uncrewed aircraft, and more. it's clear they aren't just lower-cost. they can be produced closer to the tactical edge. they can be used consistent with our principles of mission command, where we empower the lowest-possible echelons to innovate and succeed in battle. and they can serve as resilient, distributed systems, even if bandwidth is limited, intermittent, degraded or denied. so now is the time to take all-domain, attritable autonomy to the next level: to produce and deliver capabilities to warfighters at the volume and velocity required to deter aggression, or win if we're

i wonder, you have a competitor in starlink from elon musk, putting up so many satellites so often, notovernment subsidies for rural buildout is that a concern for you given the competitive breadth that both those things represent? >> listen, i'm always concerned about competition. that's my job. i consider the market much larger and ever since i've been in telecom 40 years ago, i have never heard that there's been enough bandwidth and connectivity today, after all those years with all the investments that have been made, the demand is far higher than the supply i think the market is large enough if you look at how many subscribers starlink has to date and how many we have and how much the market has been taken, 60% share of the market, we're still serving a couple million customers and still 17 million households that don't have connectivity there's room for both. i think that more than doubles our capacity to date, and that's the largest commercial satellite for broadband connectivity put up there we're looking forward to having that capex holiday and serving the consumers. >> i might

we have deployed 247 starlinks with another 529 staged in central florida and they will be deployed tompacted areas as the needs a rise. 42 school districts have announced school closures over the next two days along with 16 state colleges. and seven florida universities. our florida department of transportation is more than 600 personnel including over 220 cut and toss crew members with more than 400 pieces of heavy equipment and trucks strategically placed across the state to prepare for cut and toss operations post storm. and if you look at that track of where it is going now, you are going to see a lot of debris. there is a lot of trees along that track and it is going to knock down trees, it will knock down power lines, and there will be a need to be able to clear a lot of the right-of-ways. florida department of transportation has about 1100 generators en route to impacted areas. and they will use that to get the traffic signals up and running as soon as possible when the storm passes. as wind becomes stronger later today and into the night, fdot will coordinate with local law en

you wonder how this is going to affect starlink. musk wanted to take that public.yback, this is biden's government going after musk because they don't like musk. >> oh, yes. this is the politicize9 doj with attorney general garland and kristin clark. we knew this was coming. you see what's happening with president trump and the politicized prosecutions of him. anybody who disagrees with this liberal left regime is a target. this is a scary time in america. again, this sort of if there's a technical foul, it would have been taken care of with simple negotiation, but they're dropping a ton of bricks on him with a lawsuit to try to go after elon musk. again, doj does not hire people with green cards. elon musk does, and they should actually follow their own advice especially when it comes to sensitive military potential equipment like rockets. elizabeth: it's really interesting. i mean, spacex has pentagon contracts. so, you know, you're making important points. this is terrific analysis, roger: we'll have you back on the show. have a good weekend and helping us out.

the starlink thing is the solidity additional teacher choices and the way that smith avoids falling into any of the pitfalls of potential defenses trump could have raced, like the first amendment, by not charging any at the president's speech and instead focusing on his conduct in this period of time between november and january, where smith clarifies trump was fully aware that he had lost the election and none the less engaged in three different conspiracies. that's the heart that the indictment, the conspiracies and how they are framed is critical to appreciate the fact that this is an indictment that will make it very difficult for trump to offer the kind of defenses that he's been rehearsing throughout this period of time, while he has been waiting for the indictment to drop. here are the two conspiracies, one that involves, in essence, a conspiracy to interfere with our votes are collected and counted, with the electoral college process. then there is a conspiracy that interferes with the process of january six, where congress is certifying that count. and finally, there is the thir

and, the fact that elon musk has this network of satellites, and mobile satellite stations called starlinkthe people who fund-raise fundraised for that and helped get those units to ukraine, didn't think at the outset, they told me, of the fact that elon musk was going to have so much control. and what we found, as that conflict went on, is that he really was able to flip a switch, and use geofencing, coordinating off areas where, for instance, russia didn't want troops advancing. so his role became very political, very fast. >> what did you learn about how he sees his role? i mean, does he see himself as kind of an unelected leader, in the fact that he gets to play a role in those decisions? >> you know, i let elon musk's own words carry the day, in terms of answer that question, wherever possible. he speaks voluminously about his feelings, pretty much all the time. so we don't have to speculate on this. i mean, he has been asked are you more powerful than the united states government? and he has said, in some ways. do i think that he relishes these problems, borne of over reliance on him

more trucks like this, this is a starlink truck, have shown up at various hubs. i'm at the plaza, a distribution and collection hub assisting those who have evacuated. also, that highway, the highway which connects the mass that juts out from the main body of maui, it's just a two-lane highway, one lane in each direction, that was shut down for a number of days making it impossible for us to not only communicate but to get in and out of the region north of lahaina, including the visitor destinations of napeli, where i am now, up to kapalua. >> jeremy lee, thank you so much for that. thank you for giving us an update on communications there and the fact that that road, important road, is open now. appreciate your time. kate? >>> and as we are learning, everyone on maui has their own story of loss in this tragedy. joining us now is jess menina. thank you so much for joining us. we're going to show pictures to everyone that you sent to us. you lost both your home and your business, which was a popular gift shop in maui. first, what has the last week been like for yo

, well, for communication, interruptions in the operation of starlink satellites, that is, which were. in particular, they called such systems like peresvet one of the potentially systems that could cause very serious disruption of the communication system, how to say for a period without time, that is, we still answer this hypersound, let's say tanks. we are behind the americans in this showdown. well, laser weapons. that 's it at the level of combat lasers. it can be established, of course, we have lost significant time. we're catching up and well we know perfectly well that somewhere we can go on fall behind. this means that we have experience, when we can quickly catch up and overtake and characteristic examples. we were very far behind. for example, ranking ammunition 2 years ago. uh, now, when everyone saw the israeli choropes in karaga in karabakh, when they beat armenian equipment, now we have, we see, uh, everything, is littered with video slates, there are 20-30 pieces a day, and we kind of now u- uh, well, we already have israeli drones there. you won't surprise us. we have

uh, terminals are analogues of starlink. we already have it too.ukrainian drones today. uh, nbo secretary. uh, respectively, danilov was the first to say that, well, ukraine is such a high-tech power that it learned how to make super-sea drones. he does not say that this is a converted american drone, which is ukrainian american or british american american there it is like a torpedo under water. he doesn't decide anything. this is american drones in the twentieth year. they bought ukraine a batch with american money. there's a starlink terminal there, he means, uh, somewhere around 36 cm, precipitation 18 under water and 18x water completely sealed e weight is mykolo-3, yes, the option that ukraine made e five meters, that is, the american three meters. and this is five meters. uh, somewhere around 200 kg, he takes explosives. i mean, it's a dangerous thing. and, but the most interesting thing is that there have already been attacks on ours. uh, a convoy of ordinary cargo ships, which were favorably guarded by sea vessels of our black sea fleet ,

i lived through the pan am-sat years, then more recently at starlink. so, that really started with a premise back in the early 1960's that communication satellites were too expensive and too risky for single company or even a single government to undertake on their own. and that premise, i think, underlay the structure that was set up for intelsat, and also was fueled by the space race, there was an urgency to figure this out and invest and get to space and turn this technology into not just a usable service, but their diplomatic and geopolitical force. and i think that treaty-based format, a satellite company based on an international treaty, it was quite successful in developing technology and proliferating services that were available around the world. it worked until the premise weekend. so that will be one of my points that i want to bring up, that other companies coming into the sector being willing to invest and innovate, broke the premise that made this work and that led to the end of every position. the lesson i think we want to listen for or t

three sevens of american-made starlink antennas were destroyed by the enemy installed. the military medic now they have a special mission from the first days of a special military operation, military doctors sometimes, risk their own lives, save the lives of the health of our soldiers, thanks to the selfless work of the surgeon, 97% of the wounded return to the construction site given by the ministry of defense , the vast majority of military medical specialists have received combat experience above 4.5 thousand of them, for their heroism and courage, marked by state awards, worthy of performing military duty and courageously defending the fatherland , several hundred new cadets were born, who the oaths were taken, the leading military universities of russia replenishment in the academy of the russian navy named after peter the great and the naval academy. the institute in st. petersburg will have to master complex and high-science-intensive specialties. this is due to the introduction of troops of new types of weapons competition this year. reached up to 10 people in p

the speed of the internet jigging is lower than that of the starlink, but the signal of the swedish terminalsis allegedly much more difficult to block, swedish internet installations, kiev militants. planned to be used in areas without mobile and land communication. well, the british allow berlin prudence, they say, but don’t be shy to supply cruise missiles already, zelensky’s military needs are being written today. moreover, olaf scholz is now being pressured not only by the allies, but also by the deputies of his own party in the spd, the confidence that the new weapon will help in the counteroffensive. but ordinary germans with such a squandering of the budget and, in fact, to taxes, definitely do not agree, as polls by the german mtv show 66% of germans are against the supply of taurus cruise missiles only 28% were in favor of ukraine, another 48%. they don’t believe at all that sending weapons will help zelensky return the territory. between the ruling party of germany against the supply of taurus cruise missiles to ukraine, a noticeably collapsing guided missile can play an important r

from the setup is lower than that of the starlink, but the signal of the swedish terminals is much moreto block, but the british today urged berlin to be sensible, they say, do not be shy. supply aurus cruise missiles for zelensky’s military needs, and olaf scholz is being pressured not only by ukraine’s allies but the deputies of their own party in the spg are sure that the new weapon will help in isa with counteroffensives ordinary germans do not agree 66% against the supply of cruise missiles 28% were in favor of another 48%. they don’t believe at all that sending weapons will help zelensky return the territory. against ukraine's delivery of taurus cruise missiles , a noticeably collapsing guided missile could play an important role in the reconquest of the territory , say the german expert style shpig. nie has already spoken out for the supply of such a weapon system, many world leaders, minister defense of germany boris istorios, currently rejects such requests. kiev is one of the reasons, he points to a range of more than 500 km, which will allow this the essence of the russian te

in terms of communications, 500 plus starlink internets ready tore deployment to places that need tolready been almost 250 that have been deployed so as affected areas need that connectivity florida division of emergency management will work to provide that and have 3,000 generators staged and ready to surge for areas that need power. now, if you're using a generator in your personal home, please do not run that generator inside your home. do not run it inside your garage. it must be run outside your house. it needs to be at least 20 feet away from doors and windows and you have to point the exhaust away from your home. we do not want to see any fatalities as a result of misuse of generators. so there's a lot of people that are on deck right now. there's going to be a lot of efforts as this storm passes, but this thing is hitting really within the next hour and a half most likely. it's going to make landfill. it is a major hurricane as we have been saying it was likely to be for the last couple of days and we just hope everybody stays safe. don't put your life at risk by doing anythi