u. s. air force commander. this is the country's armed forces. it should be willing to sacrifice their lives to kill enemies. i'm interested in being the most lethal force. the world has ever known. lethality matters most. you will get 0 sympathy from me about having to do big things quickly and about the significant challenges that exist. let's speak now to retired u. s. air force to tenants, colonel tarren krakowski. karen, welcome to audience and us was great to have you with us today. good to be here. now general my committee, honey. he says that lethal etc. masses most oh, what do you make of that statement? and he's not even surprising. it's all from someone in his position. it is a little surprising until you study the man himself and his career path. and what he's dealing with in today's united states air force, particularly mobility command, which is where he's the commander of withdrawal from afghanistan is a prime example of something that caused a lot of last face. it was, it was a political action, very poorly planned by the military

u. s. air force lieutenant colonel. karen craft koski, she says the flow of weapons is extremely profitable about of the military industrial complex. and all of those, particularly politicians who have stalks with a weapons may cause most of the weapons that in the, that's being provided is really pretty mundane. it's not top of the line stuff, a lot of the stuff is right out of inventory. and it is really, this is gifting of our inventory to ukraine. and other countries is very much a domestic management tool for the military industrial complex which needs to buy more stuff all the time. and this provides an opportunity for defense companies, particularly the major ones that really are the establish events in this country to make money, to, to win contracts, to put forth new ideas or new weapons and that kind of thing. so we have to understand part of this as a domestic welfare white collar welfare program back in the united states. it's israel complex, that's a big part of it to get the kind of transparency that would

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u. s. air force base in ramson germany law. that's as the united nations has urged the international community to be more transparent about the flow of weapons being sent to ukraine amid fis, emergency hardware could get into the wrong hands. in the early june intervals, he also voice his concerns over the destination of the weapons and sent to ukraine . he warned that once the conflict and criminal groups will try to exploit the availability of weapons, he says a wave of all will flood into the illegal global weapons that works and end up in the hands of criminals. now went off about the flow of weapons and why you couldn't impose a still complaining about a lack of supply is the u. s. secretary of state had no answer to address the issue before blinking left ukraine. i asked him what accounts for the disconnect between near constant you are shipments of weapons to ukraine and ukrainian soldiers on the front lines. sandy lacked ammunitions they need. here's what he said. and i read some of your very, very good. and the russian

u. s. air force base in ramstein, germany the united nations urge the international community to be more transparent about the flow of weapons being sent to praying as it has a devastating impact on civilians caused by heavily arming ukraine in early june, interposed chief, also voice his concerns over the destination of the weapons sent to crane. he warned that once the conflict and criminal groups will try to exploit the availability of weapons, he says the way the arms will flood illegal, global weapons networks, and end up in the hands of criminal. before lincoln's departure, one washington post journalist asked the state secretary, what accounts for the disconnect between us shipments of weapons and ukrainian soldiers saying they lack the munitions. they mean i read some of your very, very good calling. the russians are, in many of these instances throwing everything they have ukrainian soldiers and civilians, and they're doing it indiscriminately. and if you're on the receiving end of that, it's gotta be incredibly hard. earlier i spoke with retired us air force, lieutenant colonel

u. s. air forces ramstein air base in germany. the united nations has expressed concern about the flow of weapons being sent ukraine. the un hi representative for disarmament affairs urged the international community to be more transparent and it's arms transfers. she underlined the devastating impact on civilians caused by heavily arming ukraine and called for the security council to focus on how these weapons are being used in early june, interposed james, also voice his concerns over the destination of the weapons sent to crane. he warned. so once the conflict and criminal groups will try to exploit the availability of weapons, he says a wave of arms will flood a legal global weapons networks and end up in the hands of criminals. before lincoln's departure, one washington post journalist asked the state secretary, what accounts for the disconnect between us shipments of weapons and ukrainian soldiers saying they lack the munitions they need. i read some of your very, very good calling. the russians are in many of these instance

u. s. air force base in ramsey, and of course, back in germany. now that's the united nations, as the international community, to be more transparent about the flow of weapons being sent to ukraine. solomon feared the military hardware, it could well be going into the wrong hands in early june, interposed chief or so voice as concerns over the destination of the weapons sent to ukraine. he warned, at once the conflict ens criminal groups will try to exploit the availability of weapons. he says, a wave of arms will flood into illegal global weapons networks and end up in the hands of criminals. when asked about the flow of weapons and why ukrainian forces are still complaining about a lack of supplies of us secretary of state, apparently a well didn't really have an answer to the issue before blinking left ukraine. i asked him what accounts for the disconnect between near constant us shipments of weapons to ukraine and ukrainian soldiers on the front lines saying they lack the munitions they need. here's what he said. and i read some of your very,

u. s. air force base. this was a ram seen in germany. now, all of that has the united nations as the international community, to be more transparent about the flow of weapons pumping into ukraine. and they'd fierce the military hardware could ultimately go into the wrong hands. in early june, interposed chief, also voice has concerns over the destination of the weapons being sent to ukraine. he warned at once the conflict ends, criminal groups will try to exploit the availability of the weapons. he said there is a wave of arms will fly into illegal global weapons that works and, and up in the hands of criminals, it's already happening. be that of the dog when when asked about the flow of weapons and why ukrainian forces are still complaining about a lack of supplies. the u. s. secretary of state, well, have no answer to that. before blinking left ukraine, i asked him what accounts for the disconnect between near constant us shipments of weapons to ukraine and ukrainian soldiers on the front lines saying they lack the munitions they need.

u. s. air force base there. that was a lloyd austin, the u. s. secretary of defense addressing the, the meeting of the defense contact group on ukraine, lloyd austin there, outlining the, the amount of support has been provided to ukraine so far. and, and suggesting that the resolve within that contact group was strong and would continue. he did mention however, that it would be a hard road ahead. and several times he said that the, it's important that the allies, they are gathered in that room there, there are 50 or more of would be committed to the long haul for assisting ukraine in its war with russia are corresponded benyamin over as gruber is there in ramstein for as he's been following. ah, this all along he'll be. he'll be with us now for a for a while. tell us benjamin. ah, what did you make of lloyd austin's speech there? we must evolve as to warry. vol said was one of the sentences that the secretary of defense sad. he said that it's important for them for the allies to show the commitment with ukraine 4 months after the 1st meeting

u. s. air force base and came to thompson . all of this in the ramstein, germany. that meeting occurred as united nations has been urging the international community to be more transparent about the flow of weapons being pumped into ukraine image fears the military hardware. it could go into the wrong hands as it already has been doing. so in early june intervals, chief, both voice his concerns about the destination of the weapons being sent to ukraine, report so far and wide already suggested you can buy these weapons if you like. they are all available for you on the dock web. meantime, the interval chiefs as a wave of arms will flood into illegal global weapons that works and will ultimately end up in the hands of criminals as well. when asked about the flow of weapons and why ukrainian forces are still complaining about a lack of supplies. the u. s. secretary of state seem to somewhat her well confused in his answer. before blinking left ukraine, i asked him what accounts for the disconnect between near constant us shipments of weapons to ukraine and ukrainian

u. s. air force, lieutenant colonel says that piece is still far away as washington doesn't seem to be interested in conflict resolution. united states is controlling and pulling the strings in many ways for government. so they are not going to be allowed to negotiate, even if the majority of the korean people want to more to and it's the united states, i think that's standing in the way. and i say this because we have multiple examples of putin and lever, reaching out to talk. and those a been rebuffed and every and every teacher, we don't have freedom of speech in ukraine. we, we don't even have political parties. there are no competing political parties has all been outlawed and shut down. so we don't really, we've, we've not asked the people in ukraine in the west, in the east, what they want. and i think the people in the eastern part has spoken to some extent. and you're going to stick with the country that is going to protect them from being shell. so they've made a decision. and i think what we now need to find out is what the people of your brain want to do, not what their public leader

u. s. air force base in ramstein, germany. and that meeting was happening as the united nations. i was urging the international community to be more transparent about the flow of weapons being pumped into ukraine, him it fears that the military hardware could fall into the wrong hands. of course, it already has in early june into poles. chief also voiced his concerns over the destination of the weapons being sent. reports already suggest they're very easy to buy if you like, from the dark web. the integral chiefs as a wave of arms will flood into illegal global weapons networks and ultimately end up in the hands of criminals. well, when asked about the flow of weapons and why ukrainian forces are still complaining about a lack of supplies, the u. s. secretary of state had this to say before blinking left ukraine. i asked him what accounts for the disconnect between near constant us shipments of weapons to ukraine and ukrainian soldiers on the front lines. sandy lacked ammunitions they need. here's what he said. and i read some of your very, very good with the russians are many re

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u. s. air force commander who says the country's armed forces should be willing to sacrifice their lives to kill our enemies. i'm interested in being the most lethal force. the world has ever known. lethality matters most. you will get 0 sympathy from me about having to do big things quickly and about the significant challenges that exist on. meanwhile, mike, many hung, the general is quoted by a some media saying when you can kill your enemy, every parts of your life is better. it's i, as you as a false left tenant, colonel carn krakowski says that such words on acceptable eisley. i think only chicken hawks feel that way only politicians feel that way. i don't think, i think in fact that is so wrong that this is why we have so much mental health issues amongst our returning military. they don't get satisfaction from killing their so called enemies, but it's not satisfying. it's actually quite disturbing. and he, he's preaching to, he's trying to motivate his own people. any speaking a language that really only people that don't fight wars on like to here. as you know, pulling in america

u. s. political leaders actually lied to justify the invasion while it's a lot more right now. crossing life, the current created calcium retired at u. s. air force lieutenant colonel, joining us here on our team to national a very good evening to you for moscow. thanks so much for joining us there on the program. obviously, soldiers, a patriots soldiers do all that told that they're willing to die for their country, but it's announcement of an awards ceremony has provoked some criticism from some corners are saying that america actually left many, many people behind people who help them during the 2 decade wor, what's your take? well they certainly, they certainly did in my take is that this withdrawal was very poorly planned, very hasty. it was under duress and it was not particularly well done. the, the, the thing that they're proud of this in the united states is proud of is the massiveness of the air list. they compared to other airlines that we've done, and it's a massive amount of aircraft. but in terms of the operation, the leadership, the military leadership on the ground, any political leadership from the pentagon or elsewhere, we didn'

u. s. air force, lieutenant colonel says that piece is so far away as washington doesn't seem to be interested in conflict resolution. united states is controlling and pulling the strings in many ways for government. so they are not going to be allowed to negotiate, even if the majority of the korean people want the war to and it's united states, i think that's standing in the way. and i say this because we have multiple examples of newton and lever reaching out to talk. and those a been rebuffed and every and every teacher politicians in washington d. c. would like to see continued war. and they would like to see ukraine dominant in that region. because we own ukraine, i mean united states. oh, you green streams. this is, this is a known fact. it has been for, since, since before, 2014. and that, that's, that's clearly evident. i mean, that's not even news. we know this. ah, suddenly a message to cut tarza princesses read thought of human right. that's the goal of a newly unveiled uniform by a dense schools whereby and which presented its design for the national seem to work during the upcomi

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u. s air force celebrating 75 years as its own branch. it was back on september 18th 1947. the u. vice branch of the military as the world's biggest air force. it has more than 5300 aircraft and more than 329,000 service members that includes some stationed at fairfield message by the air force on social media, says quote 75 years of providing unparalleled airpower, global mobility and the world's greatest airman. it is 6 58 dream for us is coming back to san francisco's mosconi center this week, and the speakers this year include magic johnson, jane goodall, al gore and many others, and there will be a performance from the red hot chili peppers about 150,000 people are expected to attend the salesforce conference, either in person or virtually restaurants and other businesses in san francisco, south of market area or hoping to see a surgeon their customers. the big event begins tomorrow. it continues through thursday. and in the east bay, the lafayette are dead and wine festival came back in full force. it's awesome . we've had a lot of people out here. um and i think everyone is

u. s military on september 18th 1947 the u. s open the air force or service of the u. ices and as the world's largest air force, it has more than 5300 aircraft and more than 329,000 service members, including some stationed at fairfield. tens of thousands of people will be back in san francisco this week for dream force that mosconi center basketball legend magic johnson's among the speakers this year red hot chili peppers will perform live 150,000 people are expected to attend the conference, either in person or virtually heads of restaurants and businesses in the city south of market area hope for a surgeon customers. this event begins tomorrow and runs through thursday. let's see if they bring their dollars with their good ideas. many of the restaurants nearby certainly looking for to be sure. all right, thank you so much for joining us and watching ktvu fox two news at noon. the latest news and whether any time of the day you c simply download the kt news (audience applause) - [voice over] can you guess what this is? if you guessed cowboy, then you'd be a great cont

air force. it was on this date in 1947. the united states opened its air service branch of the u. s armed forces as the world's largest air force. it has more than 5300 aircraft and more than 329,000 airmen. message from the air force on social media, says quote 75 years providing unparalleled airpower, global mobility and the world's greatest airmen. tesla has hit a milestone with one model of its electric vehicles. the electric carmaker recently rolled it's 10,000 model y suv off the assembly line at its gigafactory near austin, texas. in april, tesla also began selling a variant of the suv with the batteries with battery cells that can give it a range of 297 miles on a single charge. it has a price tag of about $60,000. the plant is reportedly making more than 1000 model wise every week coming up after the break 49ers quarterback trade lands carted off the field with an ankle injury. frank mallicoat here in studio with the very latest on lance's injury, and other highlights from the niners seahawks game tonight at 10. we'll go one on one with san francisco native wrapper and cann

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security and changed everybody's view of the world keynote speaker and air force veteran mark linguist says he was five miles from the u. sitol that day and was able to help in the aftermath, he says it's important for the next generation to remember september 11th and to learn from that day , reminding people the lessons of 9 11. volunteerism that occurred afterward. the unity that came about because of september 11th and what we may be how we can be better because of this event. the veteran memorial and support foundation says that loss. cottle's holds a special distinction. two of the four heroes from flight 93 are from this city. lamonica peters , ktvu, fox two news. and it was another somber day in the united kingdom as people there embark on a week of ceremonies in remembrance of the late queen elizabeth procession, with the hearse carrying her casket covered in the royal standard for scotland made its way to the scottish capital edinburgh. this morning, mourners packed city streets and line rural roads to bid farewell to the monarch. the her stroke past piles of fresh bouquets of flowers and other tributes as it le

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