u. s. a. today is a contentious issue off late america has been trying to put furniture on new daily to one. the students itself from school with rich india has shared article relationship, strategy partnership, india, eliza, moscow for reference and arms. how the supplies of arms come from most for india. and this is something america would like to change. we believe that is not in their best interest to continue to invest in russia. equipment in our requirement going forward is that they downscale types of equipment that they're investing in and look to brush more in the types of things that will make us continue to be compatible from the defense policy of india. the other issue which the u. s. fines didn't use is in the us for cheese or for the most school on discounted prices. ever since the green crisis, india has shown your geology or the green issue, the united nations. and i want that word before the united nations against russia. india also is not going to budge under any there show which t

a russian prison will not affect the u. s approach to the war in ukraine. read a former u. s marine was released today in a prisoner swap.had been detained in russia since 2019 read was sentenced to nine years in prison, accused of endangering the life and health of russian police officers. during a drunken altercation. he has denied the charges and the u . s government called them unjust. his family has fought for his release since he was arrested. finally after waiting all this time, i'm going to be able to hug my kid, you know, from our arms around him. the reason spoke on the phone with president biden today and express their gratitude of the white house says there was urgent concern about reads health. he was released in exchange for convicted russian drug smuggler serving a 20 year sentence in the us do. other americans, though, are still detained in russia, former marine paul wheelan and w. n b a star britney griner, the state department. state department says those two cases remain top priorities for the u. s. today is holocaust remembrance day. it's a time to honor the six million jews and countless others who w

aircraft tanks to the country. besides the united states, host a meeting of military leaders at its air based and ramstein germany today, u. s. defense secretary lloyd austin, called the gathering of ministers and military leaders. from some 40 countries, many of them outside of nato to increase the flow of weaponry to ukraine. beyond the tank shipments, germany as also authorized the raining of ukrainian soldiers to use all true artillery systems on german soil in conjunction with the american military. and let's hear some of what u. s. defense chief austin said at the start at the meeting. i agree with a whirl. as you know, i stayed here for traveling with my friends, secretary of state, when we all has and productive discussion with programs on tv, about work that we're providing a brandy and you crazy or the broucher la into. so i only worked question to producing urgency. i know that the whole here like the whole room today to leave a comma and transparent understanding of the pre mirror. because more or less we can be and that meeting is still under way and close to the media. for more, i'm joined now by d. w. politica

a russian prison will not affect the u. s approach to the war in ukraine. read a former u . s marine was released today in a prisoner swap. in russia since 2019 was sentenced to nine years in prison, accused of endangering the life and health of russian police officers during a drunken altercation. he has denied the charges and the u. s government called them unjust. his family has fought for his release since he was arrested. finally after waiting all this time, i'm going to be able to hug my kid. you know my arms around him. the reed spoke on the phone today with president biden and expressed their gratitude. the white house says there was urgent concern about reads health. he was released in exchange for convicted russian drug smuggler serving a 20 year sentence here in the u. s to other americans are still detained in russia. former marine paul whelan and w n b a star britney griner state department says those cases remain top priorities for the u. s. more than 1000. women are estimated to be giving birth in ukraine every day until the beginning of the russian invasion two months ago. many of the births are now taking

a u. s. federal judge today struck down the cdc's face mask mandate on airplanes and hope transportation. let's get out of the court room for a moment here. what does the science tell us is the right thing to do now? yes, so i won't touch the legal aspects, but purely from a public health point of view. i think many of us have been expecting just that, that the masks can come off after all, in the rest of our society, we're going to enclosed spaces for prolonged periods of time. houses of worship, bars, restaurants, concerts, and people are no longer wearing mesh. so why on an airplane, the logic didn't appear to be there, and we anticipated that this mask mandate on public transportation would soon come to an end. well, let me ask you, dr. schaffner, or next week, i'm flying to the u. s. and i still have to get a, a test coven test, done 24 hours before departure. and it's to have to be vaccinated, and i will still have to wear my mask flying to the us, all of that. and yet when i get to the u. s. i may not have to even wear a mask that does just doesn't make common sense, does it? i don'

u. s. troops in syria even up to today. so these words from a member of the u. s. congress, i just kind of fall flat for anyone familiar with the situation has been a storm of criticism at the u. k. newly announced planned to deport masses of migrants to the east african nation of rwanda. the proposal is raised allegations of double standards as the british government rejects asylum seekers from africa and the middle east. baltimore tenuously, welcoming refugees from ukraine. buquet government rightly provides asylum in refuge to ukrainians fleeing war, but wants to send others seeking asylum, thousands of miles away to rolanda for processing. and you still question whether this heartless, tory government is institutionally racist. such arrangements simply shift asylum responsibilities of aid international obligations and are contrary to the letter and spirit of the refugee convention big hallow to carry the weight of our last new responsibility as a country formed by christian values. because sub contracting out our responsibilities, even to a country that seeks

u. s. foreign policy right now is very much focused on the russia threat, but over time we're going to see the u. s. continuing to pivot towards china, even deputy secretary defense kathleen hicks today give a speech that alluded to b u. s. continuing focus upon china. what i think we're going to see going forward . you the renewed needle wide effort to focus on russia with the us providing diplomatic, the strategic leadership, increasing contribution from many european met, members of nato. so this is going to be continued focal point, even if it isn't the main focus of american resources. ok. next question. in 2 parts, if i'm, let's imagine russia wins this war, however, massively way with that, then leave it in the world. a member of the u. s. curity council, but probably still under international sanctions with countries still desperate to buy its gaff despite their reservations. yes i, i think the only thing i think it is quite worrisome. what a russian victory means in this context. not just because defeating ukraine would be an affront. the international community will not just be problematic for russia, but at russia's isolation, you're going to be quite profound in a political sens

today! gasr hitting a high about three weeks ago. triple a says the average price in the u. spped to $4.19 today. that is 14 cents lower since hitting a high of $4.33, but it is still $1.32 higher compared to this time last year. last week, president biden announced that the us would release one million barrels of oil per day over the next six months from the u. s. strategic petroleum reserve to help cut gas prices. inflation has most people looking for ways to save money these days. don hapsburg spoke to a budget in coach to get a list of some simple things that you can do that you might be overlooking gas and groceries place we lookn trying to save a few bucks in our budget, but there are plenty of other areas to cut to telling you that you could be wasting money without realizing even the most budget savvy people. andrea war rock is a nationally known consumer expert. we caught up with her to find out more about these money saving hotspots. the first place you want to look is your energy bill. a lot of people don't realize. that if they have gadgets, small kitchen appliance

u. s can continue to help in washington rivera fox news the biden administration is making it easier for refugees fleeing ukraine to come to the u. s a program announced todaystreamline refugee applications for ukrainians and others fleeing the war but will no longer routinely granted entry to those who show up at the us mexico border seeking asylum. the u. s expects to admit up to 100,000 refugees from ukraine. and about 15,000 have come since the invasion started. if you want to connect the many barrier groups to the many barea groups working to help the ukrainian people, you can just scan the q r code at the bottom of your screen with your phone and it will then take you to a website with more information on how you can get involved. making a life saving medicine more affordable. the effort underway to lower the cost of insulin. plus a site never seen before. thank you. science. and we're tracking that tornado warning in the central valley, plus more scattered valley, plus more scattered showers here oh, wow barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, but we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it

well let's discuss that now with a panel of experts and it really is a feast of global guests today. carrying petoskey retired u. s. or a force lieutenant colonel speaks to us from virginia. the us in beijing, benjamin chow, professor at the poorest school of technology. and business on stephan gach political scientist at the institute of european studies in belgrade. you're all very welcome to the program. karen, can we kick off with you germany's now and nines than it will ultimately send heavy artillery to kiev? after much hesitation, why this sudden change of heart? you think? i think you're responding to a pressure mainly from the united states, but possibly nato. the u. s. is, has decided, has determined to send as much as it can possibly send to the region. a lot of the stuff that we're sending is i think older stuff it's, it's all stockpiled. it's not, we're not building new stuff for ukraine. this is stuff that we have on hand that we're getting rid of basically in the ukranian theater. that's what this is about, and i think we are leveraging pressure on both nato and specifically on germany to to go alon

i'm a patriotic american, i love the american people, but i hate the american government. it is the forthright. it is the equivalence of nazi germany today. blue form a u. s. army cultural and nell of initial member of the don't ask peoples or like russell bentley says, this is what happens to countries facing nato and the usa ah, devastation and war. syria, iraq, afghanistan in libya, yugoslavia, now ukraine is joining the list of countries devastated by the outcome of the color revolution. for starters, i wouldn't call it a cou. i would call at the popular overthrow of a, of an illegitimate regime. ah, i was in widen, in 2014 when my them started. no to blank of brain disease, a civil war situation for leg from abroad. not from russia, but full from bend on north fulton, washington from canada. fin lundy ah! direct me from north ginger. thanks to the finished journalist he understood, couldn't say good people in the west can know what's really happening in ukraine hoops and not just what's reported by western media. this is a serial war situation, not war between crane and russia, but war from the west against russian world. on february, the 23rd 2014,

affordable than ever a soles nor young jin seafood market prices of nearly half since late february as the u. s. the e. u and others found russian, seafood imports over the ukraine invasion and today again in our hands were very expensive a couple of months ago because we didn't have enough supplies from russia. but recently the suppliers increased and the prices become much cheaper. i can say that usually 100 people visit the market, but now the weather is getting warmer and about 200 people are coming in a day. while plunging prices for russian crop of south koreans flocking to sea food markets and restaurants. some consumers are question whether to boycott the imports on concerns. the purchase indirectly support rushes, invasion of ukraine. people on board, russian crab is not even a necessity. i don't think it's right to import from russia and eat them because they're cheap. so i oppose importing them, and i think we should impose sanctions against russia and join the others for a quick end to the war. and somehow another the test will be whether south koreans will set aside their appetite for crop. and our food exports to the list of sanctions aimed at stopping the war in ukr

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u foreign ministers, however, failed to agree on a blanket embargo on buying russian oil. ok, here are some of some of the other stories making news today. u. s. president joe biden has vowed to crack down on so cold goes to guns, which are untraceable firearms assembled from kids that have been used in a number of rise arising, number of shooting crimes. the new measure hopes to reduce gun violence by making it illegal to manufacture these guns. kids without a license rec, shanghai has reported more than $26000.00 cases of cove at 19 chinese officials are reassuring residents that they will deliver basic supplies as authority. stick to a strict zeroed cove and policy, the southern city of gong, ju, has also introduced restrictions and began building make shift hospitals. indonesian police have fire t gas students in jakarta as protests to wrapped it over rumors that elections would be postponed. now a delay would allow president jo window to stay in power beyond the current to term limits. critics call that a threat to democracy. and pop star britney spears has announced that she is pregnant. now this follows the end of her 13 year conservat

a city in ruins. it has been pounded by russian strikes for weeks. the mer says up to 20000 residents, have died. the u. s. the u. k. and australia today said that they are investigating the claim of a possible chemical weapon in mario poll. ukrainian, president zalinski added that moscow has made it clear russian forces are now preparing to launch the next stage of terror in ukraine. who gina had that to seattle. i would like to remind world leaders that the possible use of chemical weapons by russia has already been discussed. it was agreed that the reaction to this aggression had to be much more severe and faster. so decent easily. just it is time to ramp up sanction. so that russia will not utter a single word about weapons of mass destruction and an oil embargo against russia is now obligatory. yes, cool them are my 1st gifts denied the season martin. she's a senior lecturer in the war studies department at kings college london. much of her work focuses on chemical, biological and nuclear weapons. it's good to have you on the program. let me just get your take on these claims that came out late last night that russian forces may h

a plan to track those weapons? and in terms of humanitarian aid secretary blinkin, there's an article nerd boston globe today, quoting a u. s. a. i d official saying that the 1000000000 dollars in aid passed by congress has not even been transferred to usa idea accounts. and that much of the aid that's supposed to be going into ukraine has not been delivered. calling at a critical strategic failure. how do you plan to fix this problem before it's for the question jen? banks, thanks for that question. in terms of our ability to track the weapons that are going in, as you know, we don't have any forces on the ground so that that is difficult for us to do. we did have a very, a good discussion with both the, the chart and the, and the president minister of defense on a necessity to make sure that the, that those weapons are tracked and as best possible to make sure that the they're protected from falling in the hands of adversaries. now when you're in the fight, as you know, if a, if a specific battle is lost, then you have less control over that over your ability to control items. but they are focused on this issue and they k

a defense against rush. i guess you would call it always food for thought when you're on the program car. and thanks so much for your time today. retired u. s. or a forest lieutenant colonel, car petoskey. and you mean, well, there is a growing voice among european stressing governments to stop sending weapons to ukraine in italy. for instance, the hash tag not been my name is trending on twitter. the actions of this government of shame are not done in my name and do not represent my will. not even that of many other italians who have to suffer from these criminals, let's say no descending weapons to ukraine. this is not the way to ask, prudent for peace. italy has failed. it could have been the one carrying out negotiations, and instead you are sending weapons. it's a bad diplomacy from italy. let's avoid throwing fuel on the fire or we'll take big risks to or europe corresponding, charlotte to mosquito talks through no high people in europe are urging their governments against escalating the conflict, saying that it's themselves who are being hit by the sanctions hard, which are supposed to be targeting moscow, there's been some anger in

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idea of how well equipped ukraine's army is now because there are a lot of countries pitching in the u. s. secretary of defense said, today he's convinced that you crank and actually when this war well he has to say there's a psychology working at this point as well. if you look at the moment ukraine has received from the west so far, this is more or less a live album and its anti tang guided ammunition in german pounds of house. it stinger aircraft systems about the light aircraft system. what ukraine is lacking is heavy systems. main battle tanks, air defense not only is over the light air defense but heavier system. and this is talk to flow in mostly old soviet block weapons from the czech republic, from sla baker, probably from slovenia as well. this will go only so far because as a limited amount of these quotes over to them and available in those countries who are in the eastern bloc and now are part of nato. so if nato, not nato, but if the west wants to continue supporting ukraine, they have to think about starting training ukrainians on western systems to deliver western systems as well. that the german governmen

triple a says the average price of the u. s has slipped to $4.19 today. hat's 14 cents lower since hitting a high of $4.33 as we mentioned three weeks ago, but it is still $1.32 higher compared to this time last year. last week, president biden announced that the us would release one million barrels of oil per day over the next six months from the u. s. strategic petroleum reserve to help cut gas prices. and drivers who were crossing the us mexico border to fill up on gas will have to settle for prices here in the states. mexico has been subsidizing gas to soften despite the prices spike, but now, officials there say that policy will no longer apply to the regions bordering the u. s that includes tijuana, where gas prices were as much as $2 a gallon cheaper, but the suspension will only last through friday, the eighth unlike many carmakers, tesla says it was able to increase sales over the last year despite ongoing supply chain issues. tesla says it was able to deliver about 310,000 new cars during the first quarter of this year. that is a 68% increase com

a u. s. command in stuttgart. that is kind of a shadow us command alongside nato, and really provides the logistics backbone to nato and is providing the logistics backbone that is being utilized today. and so this u. s. european command logistics environment is supporting the kind of coalition of the willing, the united states and a great number, many of whom you listed in your opening european allies who are flowing weapons into poland in slovakia and then are being pushed forward into and these weapons subsequently being pushed forward into ukraine where the ukrainians are doing a good job. obviously, you know, distributing it further. obviously that requires a lot of communication and you have to give us your pink man in the pentagon's will credit mark. i have to ask you before we run out of time, you as an admirable, formerly at the head of a carrier task force. what is your assessment of what we saw last week, the seeking of the moskva? so 1st, you know, it was a, it was a bold move by the ukrainians. i don't think they have very many of these now these neptune missiles but they were rushing to get them completed last fall. they obviously got some completed and they struck the

u. s. prisons today. >> i was a lot different at 17 than i am at 60 now., i still knew right from wrong, so how do you reconcile that. >> you have to be accountable. there is no excuses for what i did and there is no excuses for anything that any of us have done. >> if you want to change, like you said, it starts within yourself. >> they tell me they're no longer the boys they once were and say they are no longer a threat to society. but how do i know they're not conning me? >> when we do get the opportunity to show that we are different, the people will be able to see. >> and in the past few years, they have all gotten new hope to make their case for a second chance. >> what gives you that hope? >> right there. >> this man. >> that's our mount rushmore right there for governor. >> montgomery versus louisiana is a landmark supreme court ruling named after the oldest and longest serving member of this group, 72-year-old henry montgomery. you were 17 years old when you were sentenced. do you remember what it was like being 17? >> yeah. young, wild, stupid. >

have for the previous six weeks, we are going to see a lot more of this in the coming months. >> but are we sitting on the sidelines? today alone, the u. s. said it was sending a patriot mitchell defense system to sabathia, after they provided an air defense system. i mean, -- >> we are doing anything but sitting on the sidelines. that is a ridiculous comment. the united states has been deeply involved in this. we have sent 17,000 javelins, enough to take out ten times over the number of russian tanks. the u. s. has been intimately involved in this, as have our nato allies. we are completely involved in this. and i think that we will continue to be so. the scenes that we are seeing unfolding will only reinforce that appropriate policy response. >> ambassador, we will leave you with even less words, my colleague ali velshi earlier today talk to young people living in ukraine. their parents love in russia. and their parents are supporting putin's invasion. i want to share with you would one young woman said about her own mom. >> she lives in russia, and she watches russian tv. she says bought she does not believe that it is russian troops

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