tom cooper mentions, but that's the only source that mentions exactly what kind of forces are thrown area, and we understand the potential of a third assault force, but i don't currently i would like a headline after our material that the third assault plane is in avlivka, because there is no confirmation yet, what are the scenarios? in fact, the strengthening of our grouping in avdiivka should be able to hold, the first, let's say this, is to hold this... plot to ensure preparation for withdrawal to other lines of defense that are being prepared, or which we should not have been ready for, the second is to conduct offensives. action in our south to guarantee the operation of two roads, because in addition to the road to avdiivka itself through orlivka, there is there is also a road through the north, where it is also a working road, and the third version is the most fantastic or optimistic - it is the conduct of counteroffensive actions there against the enemy grouping from the north there from nokhmutivka and so on. in order to strike at the enemy from the north, thus making it mor

we recorded an interview with austrian military expert tom cooper, and he, you know, focused on... including the failures that took place on the part of, including the military leadership of ukraine. i suggest you listen to it, it is a very short fragment, and then supplement it and discuss it. i don't know what people were saying around them or between them. maybe we 'll know what happened in a few years when someone publishes a memoir. i can clearly see in this situation that there were probably disagreements from the first day of the war, and maybe even earlier, but we will see the details, and why so and so on, after the war. the point here is the following: while zaluzhny was the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine, i did not see any really serious investigation of specific failures. i would say, from my personal point of view, i am not satisfied. hereby. someone very powerful broke and prevented serious reforms of the armed forces of ukraine. there was also a delay in znato's communication regarding the need to restore gaps in military training. so, for example, 2,000 sol

thanks to chairman rogers and jeff cooper. tom carico is a phenomenal caller.is team put out an excellent report on space based sensing for missile warning and tracking. how would you characterize the importance of fire control quality, tracking requirements, for space-based senator development and what is being developed and what can we expect for fire control quality tracking for missile defense purposes? >> it is a great question. we are starting off with just trying to track. you saw on valentine's day, we watched the missile defense industry make two missiles and for the last four, checking satellites. i think over the course of the next year we will get those systems up and running. we will learn a lot about our ability to actually track from space and i think once we learn that i think we will get a lot of insight into what do we need next in terms of getting to control? >> next question, our friend at the space corporation, great to see your name show up here. when a lot of work on personnel side of the space force. how do you envision the future of ope

rates right now despite the progress of inflation you have said governor adriana cooper, susan collins, minneapolis neil, tom central bank will cut rates in the ten year this year is up almost two basis points at a level 4.124%. >> last time we spoke we were both talking about how the market pricing of the interest-rate cuts was crazy pricing and six cuts was way too much and now the market has finally come back to reality and three cats are probably the most were going to get. at the end of the day inflation is the most regressive tax that you can put on the american people, that is why no matter how the market is performing an economy is performing people still feel bad about where they are in the prices of the goods even as inflation comes down the prices are still going up as lower rates, the fed cannot let inflation come back, there's still wage pressure and issues that need to be worked out. >> worries over the banks, you made a great point the other day the federal reserve chairman jay powell remove the paragraph from his statement that said the banking system is sound, he takes a paragraph out on the

is tom been loves soda again >> the whole story with anderson cooper, sunday at eight on cnn and then there were three well, in the avalanche of news on trump's legal perils illinois >> now becoming the latest state to boot trump off the ballot a judge citing the old 14th amendment insurrectionist ban in her ruling, i remember colorado was the first state to make the move with main follow now the illinois decision is paused, and trump has a short period of time to appeal. joining me now host of the can we please talk podcast? mike leon, also cnn legal commentator, karen finney. so can we please talk for a second right now? >> it's been quite a day the supreme court weighing in to all of this. and remember, super tuesday, we've all heard of it is coming on tuesday >> that happened. i know. and voters are not going to have the answers to many a question about this. and that's an impact for voters, is it not? >> i mean, it depends on which voters you talked to. you both know i live in a red state, so they all think this is all politically morning provided one data point that i noticed th

cooperation with ice. that'll make the problem a lot worse. elizabeth: got it, tom homan, thank you for joining us.ee you. elizabeth: the president's record on job growth facing new questions. we're seeing mounting layoffs and growing voter concerns as well as inflation stays stubbornly high. edward lawrence at the white house with the latest. edward. reporter: liz, a slew of companies announcing layoffs in 2024. the list of companies from mid to lodger size and the list keeps growing and charles swab on the list, way fair, city bank and all adding more part-time than full-time jobs over the past weir. the bureau of labor statistics said the economy had 870,000 part-time jobs and 97,000 full-time jobs in that time. this comes off the heels of an inpolice station report showing that core inflation without food and energy remains sticky and the white house defending actions related to the economy. >> obviously we understand there's more work to be done. this is a economy in a different place from a year ago and three years ago. when you see eggs and milk and products like that at the grocery store go

countries in the region, and he's actively cooperating with are the ones that we spoke with a former policy administer before and if as an ex member or the for tom has been central committee, nasa alcord why and he said that the most devastating times may lie ahead. the one thing is very clear. that means i email it to me at that. so that's why it's going to be amazon and it's going to be even worse then that gets us for free. we have an ads now if one can believe that, because you'll see now things beyond description of the less, my guess was continue is april. and by the way of the story they, they, they spread the last 2 days about the 18 innovation of the 2 hostages. seems very problematic you know, situation where invites questions about what's happened and at least at least one of them says that these to also mean that what is different and situation and that's probably him them, i'm going to plan vandalism. and this person story with us is not, it is not the most, probably lot of going to see some kind of an agreement on the exchange is going to be limited to agreement. probably the 1st one that deals with the old and, and the children. a

cooperate fully and transparently with the ntsb and the faa investigations is for the moment, boeing's archrival. europe's airbus has the competitive advantage, outselling boeing for the fifth consecutive year. tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. a busy intersection was closed in san francisco after a fire started in an underground utility vault. >> the area of third and mission was blocked off. firefighters were called to the scene just before 1:00 this afternoon after a thick smoke was seen billowing from a maintenance hole cover right there on the street. pg and e is was also on scene investigating the issue. >> we arrived on scene shortly after to assess the situation and make the area safe. we've been working very closely with san francisco fire and police department agents at this time. there is no power outage associated with this. no word yet on how that underground fire started. >> but there was significant storm damage left behind on yerba buena island. the high winds knocked down trees and took down power lines, which caused outages on the island. i heard like, uh, a big boom. >> and then the light went out and everything. the candle lights, i mean, i got some, uh, some flashlights right th

cooperated with the justice department from the moment it was discovered. president from bought them every step of the way. these are my documents. >> also on "fox news sunday" tomys these two cases represent two different standards of justice. >> what this report indicates is the blame double standard. facing criminal charges, donald trump should not face criminal charges either. the reason he is, not just in a documents case, the other cases joe biden is a failed democrat and they know the only way to stop donald trump is to try to convict him and imprison him. chad's reporting on capitol hill u.s. forces have stayed engaged in a low-grade war and what is going on in the middle east. over the past week american warships jets and drones have destroyed 29 missiles in yemen before they can be launched between commercial shipping in the gulf c and 10 drone ships were also destroyed. president biden will be returning to the white house tonight during the super bowl ahead of the meeting tomorrow. three american soldiers were killed database in jordan. dozens were wounded. >> many thanks. i am joined by an attorney lexi. welcome. let's start with some of the democrat

not going to cooperate with respect the federal government or allow immigration laws to be forced on our borders and these are cities being very light on arrest and prosecution of felons. >> tomt even very light john because just to reit rail what coffee was talking about, . >>> people who live there kind of put their hands up like what's going on. >> well, part of it is, these cities and these states like california but cities like new york are attracting people who are not in the country legally because they're saying they're sanctuary cities and they're providing them with protections as you said, trace, and benefits. and then they're coming into cities where the das like in new york city, are spending way more time investigating president trump than they are maintaining basic law and order on their streets. and so it's almost -- i'm afraid these blue cities and das and mayers don't understand incentives or providing enormous incentives to come and enjoy this, unfortunately to pray and residence. >> i have p 40 seconds left i want to get your take about the migrants getting these prepaid credit cards in new york and they have to promise to only use them to buy food not tob

cooperate fully and transparently with the ntsb and the faa investigations. for the moment, boeing's archrival, europe's airbus, has the competitive advantage, outselling boeing for the fifth consecutive year. tom vacar ktvu fox two news. well the mayor of las vegas says the a's should pitch another plan to stay in oakland instead of relocating to nevada. >> mayor carolyn goodman released a statement today clarifying comments that she made yesterday on a podcast. she said the a's should, quote, figure out a way to stay in oakland instead of relocate to las vegas. goodman made those remarks after mentioning that the a's had turned down a larger stadium location with benefits in downtown las vegas, before deciding on the tropicana hotel site. >> we went out to reach for them . and yet, no, they're going to go go out. want to get closer to the strip with all the congestion and everything. and i thought, this does not make sense. and so why is it happening? and then i thought, well, because they really want to stay in oakland. they want to be on the water. they have that magnificent, um, dream. i personally think they've got to figure out a way to stay in oakland and make their dream come true. in

tom: i say florida's do the right thing and look my illegal alien should be not above the lawn nypd nypd the state of new york is your book with ice should be cooperationsanctuary sweetie okay that will happen though right so you know more more time when you see more americans are more voters taxpayers stand up and los angeles chicago, and place like new york city say wait a second, something is wrong. these organization provided literally order any did release 100 executive actions in the first 100 days, kidnappings, homicides, murders and you talk about it, rape criminals •-ellipsis back crime mostly about immigration is about crime pouring across the border and then you have networks like msnbc saying, that this in order bill is really tough and they should do is an without reporting on what you have been saying for years about what is going on the border coming when you see the networks not reporting what is going on company file market people been kept informed. tom: no, the american people are like to lose you're watching this network and i am proud to be associated with fox about his we been telling the truth the last three years most americans

cooperative, and president biden was. on these underlying concealment of documents charges, that doesn't provide a basis for drawing a distinction between the two cases. neil: while i've got you tomrump and now waiting for the supreme court decision on whether colorado can take his name off the ballot, from the tenor and tone of actually all of the nine justices questioning the lawyers this past week, you get the sense that they are going to argue in donald trump's defense that he should not be taken off the ballot. could even be, you know, a unanimous decision. but what do you think. >> >> i think it is undeniably going to go in donald trump's favor. i don't think there's much question about it. i personally didn't think there was much doubt about it heading into the argument, and the questions that we heard at the argument from the justices expressed deep skepticism about colorado's position. i think the only question here is whether or not it's a unanimous 9-0 decision or whether it's, say, an 8-1 decision. but the fact that both justices kagan and jackson came off the box challenging colorado's position, questioning whether their position was consistent with the text of our c

6 tom, an office i led to mass protests. elections a going ahead, despite calls for a boy called by the opposition. and for the 1st time, observe as when the organization for security and cooperation in europe were not invited to monitor a poll or the other. i spoke to very kevin liskey, he's pos of the, by the roost. democratic forces as a combination of policies that opposes the presidency of lucas and k. he says that under lucas chunk of money, but many by the russians have not been able to enjoy basic rights and freedoms. and this is actually the 1st electro campaign seems 2020 and for these 3 and a half years will cushion ca leaves sophia because of his give legitimacy because the doors and people refused to accept him because they refused to turn the page as he insisted. and these 3 and a half years, those cuz leaves us, we must repressions about 6 percent of the population were forced to leave the country because of the persecution because they were unable to, to enjoy any from the mental basic human rights and freedoms. and even this electro campaign was completely damaged by the absence of basic completion of multiple sites. elections, there was no competition. there were

it says it's cooperating fully with the faa, with the ntsb but boeing and the faa are now in spirit facilities really inspecting, double checking spirit's work as well. back to you. >> tomd max 9 planes are now returned to service. what does that mean for the schedule and cancellations >> reporter: so, as you know, about two weeks ago if you were trying to fly across country on united or alaska you might have a problem because they didn't have their max 9s in service and that's a plane that flies longer distances across country. i couldn't get across the country very easily. well, now that really has changed. you should have no difficulty flying on united or alaska most of those planes are back in service. if you're uncomfortable with flying on a max 9 -- by the way, i think it's the most scrutinized plane in the entire fleet now, you can certainly check what kind of a plane you're on looking at your reservation and also looking at your ticket. usually that information is available to you >> okay. tom, thank you very much. >>> coming up, we are going to help your heart health some expert advice on the risk factors and screenings to know also the right foods and exercise

the cooperation will continue with quarterly meetings to share crime trends and data that could lead to policy changes. >> tom is now 407. oakland mayor xiang tao did not attend yesterday's public safety event because of the death of her mother. the mayor's office says the mayor's mother, chu tao, died yesterday morning. she was born in laos and fled the ethnic persecution there. she met her husband in thailand in a refugee camp, and she emigrated to california. mayor tao is expected to take some personal time off to grieve for her mother, as other top city leaders govern. in her place, the fbi is now joining forces with the colorado police department in hopes of finding a stolen national treasure investigator say someone stole a 200 year old painting of george washington from a storage unit last month. >> the painting of the nation's first president was inked in the early 1800s. it has been in the owner's family for more than 50 years. a $2,000 reward is being offered. >> tom is now 407. the fbi and federal prosecutors are searching for documents from some of the best known wineries in napa. it's not clear w