their own people, not someone else, not following the will for, for example, the ceo state department of washington in general and standing actually the trust and chinese that's at some point democratic countries which call themselves democratic but being not, not very sovereign in their decision making, oftentimes ignoring the interest of their own people to the benefit all these songs . you just love, nick, i'll stop you there. more from the deputy chairman of the russians. they duma committee on international f as after this break. ah, it's been since he is the soviet union collapsed, long miss colada, go to chill them on to what the union took, so, so shown where you swore trust them with all of them. ukraine was one of the independent states that emerge from the ruins of assume about new or some with on greens. come a little more surely confusing, from effect, and less new lease in west india. a . as soon as he was sonia i knew from bristol, what have the past 3 decades we'd like for ukraine. eye witnesses were coolly events. this will be more or less due to she was in a deficiency of chipotle

i myself have conversation that the state department of washington 10 years ago. and i said, look, he's gonna show his true colors sooner or later. everyone will suffer and they will respond. well, no, we don't see that happening. he. he will stay within the borders at the very beginning to do anything. yes, you will request his own people and the opposition to bad, you know, on that, but he's not going to go much further than that. that was real conversation i had 10 years ago. now look what we have, right? so there's a huge underestimation off, which unfortunately we the opposition kind of so this going to be saying that it's true and it all happened what we kind of for did for see from it here. now, unfortunately, the weren't really heard probably within russia or beyond russian orders. so now you know, now it's too late. you know, we have this monster. how do we deal with this monster with our? i hope i will have to come up with something, but that is what the world is wrecking brain to us to try and figure out and remains to be seen what, what will come to wh

their own people, not someone else, not following the will for, for example, the ceo state department of washington in general. and standing actually the trust and china. that's at some point democratic the countries which call themselves democratic but being not very sovereign in their decision making, oftentimes ignoring the interest of their own people to the benefit all day. so you just love nick, i'll stop you there. more from the deputy chairman of the russians. they duma committee on international f as after this break. ah, life simply looks different when we look through the spiritually aware brain. we're absolutely far more able to bounce back from difficulty and difficulties are seen as indications to move away from the stock read doors in our lives. open our eyes and say what light, when spirit the guides are you showing me now? this is completely within our birthright. in fact, we function better. i think looking at the preponderance of the evidence, i conclude that we are made whole. and as we are designed to be, when we strengthen the spiritual core and bring that into all realms of o

states, tens of thousands of u.s. service members reside in germany contributing to the collective security of the nato alliance according to the state department totaling more than $200 billion in 2019 many on washington on both sides of the aisle appreciated the increasing leadership role the chancellor's predecessor merkel played in international affairs. germany's overseas contributions in afghanistan, iraq and africa demonstrated a growing willingness to contribute to international missions that advanced the collective security interest. the german people built the largest economy in europe. in the fourth largest in the entired. world. they are indeed a major player. there is no question germany could do more given its role including in the new and nato to advance our security interest. after the cold war the german military was truly capable fighting force. german military has been allowed in the decadelo sense. today it lags behind the state of the art and suffers from shortfalls and readiness and regular maintenance. germany endorsed the 2014en nato pledge to commit 2% of the gdp defense and 20% of the defense spending toward modernization br 2024. and as taken very few credible steps to meet t

. >> another story highlighted on the page of the washington post, state department talked about this idea that moscow is considering building an attack in order to justify efforts in ukraine. what do you think about the story and the largerissues when it comes to what's going on in russia and ukraine ? >> let me say information used to be the supporting factor in warfare and now it's really a primary actor . the fact that the russians won't even consider using this as a primary means is not surprising. that's information whether it's in social media or any other type of outlet or medium. this is exactly what we would expect from putin. it's part of his playbook. he wants to be seen as a victim and therefore that allows him to achieve those objectives. it's very dangerous. i hope that we in the western world can get out in front of this and expose the lies that he uses to be aggressive and threaten the sovereign country and its sovereign borders. >> have you been briefed on that and you do you believe that russia is in the process of doing this?at >> i'm led to believe this would be s

that line continues just over the past couple of minutes from the state department in washington, dc.vitz being the nord stream two between russia and germany. in the statement biden said... goes on to say that... today he has directed his to nordstrom ag. he says these are not the in response to russia's actions in ukraine. 0n the in response to russia's actions in ukraine. on tuesday the us an ounce sanctions of serving the country on aid for the up here is some of whatjoe biden had to say them. we some of what joe biden had to say them. ~ . , them. we are implementing complemented _ them. we are implementing complemented sanctions - them. we are implementing complemented sanctions on | them. we are implementing - complemented sanctions on euchre them. we are implementing _ complemented sanctions on euchre and sovereign debt. do you like debt. that means we cut afresh for western financial topic and no longer raise money from the west and cannot trade in its new debt on markers or european markets. starting tomorrow and continuing in the days ahead we will also impose sanctions on r

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washington to protest coronavirus restrictions. one group left from california this morning. they're planning to reach the nation's capital ahead of president biden's state of the union address next week. a smaller group departedranton, pennsylvania this morning, and arrived in the washington, d.c. area this afternoon. the pentagon has approved the deployment of hundreds of unarmed national guard forces to assist with possible disruptions. and, check out this terrifying moment on a drawbridge near west palm beach, florida. new video shows the deck of this bridge rising and catching the back of the car. well, the car teeters for a bit, and the driver considers jumping to safety before the car rolls forward. this incident actually happened in october. a few weeks ago, a woman fell to her death when a different florida drawbridge opened as she was crossing it. all right, coming up next, byron allen has made his share of history in front of the camera. now, he hopes to make history behind the camera. era. this is the planning effect. nina's got a lot of ideas for the future... a lot of ideas. so when she wants a plan based on what matters most, she turns to fidelity. at fidelity, anyone can create a free plan. a p

of the washington treaty. we have of course, requested comment from both nato and the us state department. but if we take just this document, it seems that it is an open shot case. them, they will not compromise. that is despite flat, i'm a person warning, but this is a very reckless disregard of russia's concerns. it's not well for help, because do people realize that this could potentially set all nations involved down a very dangerous path of no return assistance? because when you much listen carefully to us, i say in ukraine's own district and they plan to return crime matter including by military needle just that it's not what they say public, gloria. imagine for yourself that ukraine and nathan members will begin military operations in crimea. they should do. what do we do? go to war with the nato block? has anyone thought about that? i cannot. so the situation is it seems to me both sides refusing to budge and let him pitch and set it there in a slightly different context. but what do we do? what's versus reaction been to this. moscow has already sent, follow up questions to this do

i'm joined now by our state department correspondent barbara plett usher in washington. barbara, a lot ofignal of diplomacy from the kremlin — is it possible to de—escalate still? weill. possible to de-escalate still? well, ou have possible to de-escalate still? well, you have the _ possible to de-escalate still? well, you have the west, _ possible to de-escalate still? well, you have the west, the _ possible to de-escalate still? well, you have the west, the united - possible to de—escalate still? -m you have the west, the united states and its allies in europe talking constantly about a dual track — one of deterrence and diplomacy. so they are keeping the door open to talks on those issues, they feel they can discuss with the russians, it does not include barring ukraine from joining nato, but other security issues. and at the same time, they keep threatening sanctions if there is an invasion, and they keep raising the alarm about the military build—up. so certainly, there is hope that there will be de—escalation. it was interesting that signal from the kremlin, de—escalation. it was in