u. s. air force, navy, and marine corps say that they will spend over $20000000000.00 a year to develop tactical aviation as a say. do you think this would actually help the situation with the f 35 and maybe the money would actually be used for its intended purposes? i don't think so. i think it's just adding on top of the problem. there's a, a root cause to this problem that they need to solve. and if they've done everything they add on top of it, it's only going to also be involved in all of this corruption and inability to account for what is being spent. and this is all of the tax payer's money being spent on top of it all while you talk about the corruption. but what does this mean on the background of the current conflict in ukraine? how does that impact that situation? i think the shortcomings we see with all of these so called wonder weapons that the us send the satellites and send to you pregnant. i think all of this is a result of, of these high expectations, the inability to meet them because of the focus and obsession with maximizing profits over purpose. and we can see this

u. s air force airmen who witnessed the incident made their way down the ravine to the vehicle.ided aid and also called 911 . the sonoma county rescue helicopter called henry. one arrived at the scene deployed a 200 ft line. to reach the victim medical region. chp chopper were also on scene. one of the chp rescue personnel was injured trying to reach the victim. convicted killer scott peterson has filed a new appeal in his 2004 murder conviction, claiming there is evidence that proves he is innocent. he was convicted of killing his wife, lacey and their unborn son on christmas eve. back in 2002. he received the death penalty, but that was overturned back in 20 2800 page document lays out six claims, some involving what peterson and his family members are calling new evidence about a burglary across the street from the peterson's home around the time lacey vanished, which they believe will exonerate him in san jose. police are searching for the people responsible for stabbing four others during a fight. this happened early yesterday morning on south amazon avenue and post street

u. s air force airmen who witnessed the accident made their way down the ravine to the vehicle.hey provided aid and called 911. the sonoma county rescue helicopter arrived on the scene and deployed at 200 ft line to reach the victim. there's no word on their condition. medical reach and chp helicopter were also on the scene. one of the chp rescue personnel was hurt trying to reach the victim. a former teacher at a preschool on the stanford campus is facing murder charges tonight as ktvu jesse gary reports. she was arrested last week at the preschool. 22 year old diana, dornelles and 27 year old dennis novoa are both behind bars and charged with murder in the death of a san jose man through investigations of people who last saw him are who last saw our victim, mr waterfall, um, and reviewing surveillance footage, uh, they were able to make that connection. santa cruz county sheriff's detectives are spearheading this case and say ornelas was arrested last wednesday at her job on the stanford university campus. she worked is a preschool teacher at the children's center of the stanf

u. s. presidential bod meanwhile, says washington will support a joint international effort to train ukrainian pilots on modern fighter aircraft, including f sixteens to strengthen ukraine's air force as part of a long term commitment to ukraine's ability to defend itself. we provided to last year, all that they needed to deal with what they were dealing with at the moment. and that's where the now we're moving in the direction of putting them in a position to be able to be defend themselves in ways beyond what they've had to deal with so far. the past few days have once more underscored how important america's global leadership is. our chief international editor richard walker, is at the summit. in hiroshima, he told me more about the extra backing bite and has promised ukraine. yeah, well, do we are this evening before the lensky vantage here in russian, but this weekend with the american saying that they were gonna go ahead with a proving and supporting a training program for you kindly and pilots to get them familiarized with the 16 slides which the scene is the fights, it's very common to come in 510 minutes. one. does it seem as a suitable for, for the needs to be pregnant at

u. s. is one that rushes involved in immeasurably group has supplied 2 dogs, rapids support forces with surface to air missiles to fight the army. the wearing sides is to don, blamed each other for breaches of the licensees for design to document atari and agent to the country before its address was shot down and on demand northwest of cartoons. and alternately, 5 was reported near a ministry base to dawn on me on the permanent tree record support forces have been fighting for control since april. you know, some nation says more than 20000000 people need assistance in the move and has more from i'm 2 months to the 3rd day of the ceasefire between the sudanese army and the current military rapids support forces was calmer compared to the 1st and 2nd phase of the ceasefire residents and parts of on demand report that confrontations between the iris staff invested in these army. but they said that it was less intense compared to the previous days. now in the northern parts of the capital residents who left their homes because of the violence, try to return to check on the properties. and those who we spo

air flight was forced to land in minsk. you've had a telegram news channel used by protest as oppose it. alexander little shanks regime, shuffle u. s. navy has reached footage. it says shows iran seizing another oil tanker in gulf waters. the capture is the 2nd in under a week, comes amid heightened tensions over to runs nuclear program. ran says the judge ordered the panama flag vessel to be pounded over an unspecified complaint of police in italy and germany of arrested dozens of suspects and a crackdown on the italian matthew group, the drank getter, and accused of drug smuggling, money laundering. a fraud, similar to being carried out in other european countries. authorities according to the largest operation ever carried out against the mafia. group. german police getting ready to storm a suspects house. just one of dozens of arrests across the country. here in munich, this car wash was busted for a legit money laundering. after 2 years of investigating the grip involved, the police raid was expertly timed. was linked to the reason why the raid took place today is quite simple. the italian authorities decide when the major str

including naval air force attachments, with offensive capabilities in early 2022 pounds, 4 pm. chalabi, even suggested tokyo should consider and nato style, nuclear weapon sharing deal with the u. s. that says nato chief unit stilton burg. during his visit to japan, in january labeled its neighbor, china with threat to stability in the region shining lights substantially, building up its military forces including nuclear weapons, bowling its neighbors on threatening time on is trying to control critical infrastructure and spending this information about the nato and the war in ukraine . however, not everyone in japan agrees with their government stamps on strengthening ties with nature. one washington. people have regularly being taken to the streets to protest against related issues, including a lack of legal accountability for us military person. now, water contamination from the american bases as well as 2 fields, rising defense spending, which threatens to do real, to post war pacifism. policy, well, we heard from the co head of the international action center, think tank sort of lenders who said nature was courting of japan as a sign of the us trying to strengthen its positi

air defense systems, and so on. this is all in the 1st year of conflict. now to contrast the u. s. spent around $83000000000.00 to train an arm. now failed asked and forces between the year 2001 till the fall of cobble in 2021. the head of inner poll, your oregon stock, said this to the guardian regarding the massive amount of arms now going into ukraine. he said, quote, we can expect an influx of weapons in europe and beyond. we should be alarmed and we have to expect these weapons to be traffic not only to neighboring countries but to other continents. what. ringback make of his remarks a well, it says interesting comment and i would refer you to the recent development center in ukraine where we had the resignation of a senior spokesman, a officer landscapes, government. and we also had that uh, unfortunate uh, helicopter crash. uh, there are sources that are saying right now that these people involved in this were all connected with stealing weapons coming in and proliferate email. so this is going on already turning this into cache. and the suspicion is that one of them, or some of them went too far, and there is a bit of a tit for tat going on in te

forces. nato condemns what it's calling unprovoked attack, saying they are totally unacceptable. engines have cleared. u. s. nicole banyan mayor's took office last week. also coming up, frederick type air to on winds. another term as turkey president after a defiance of election. the w speaks to vote or some latest other and better. plus nigeria as new president paula to new will takes off as he faces a rising inflation. and in security, a look at the challenges ahead for africans, most populous country, the nicole for link to our viewers on p b. s. in the united states and all around the world. welcome. dozens of people have been injured in northern coast of over police and needle lead peacekeepers have clashed with ethnic serves the majority in the countries north. they've been demanding the removal of reason re elected ethnic albanian mirrors and as mixer majority areas, nato says around $25.00 peacekeepers have been wounded in unprovoked attacks. the unrest is focused around several towns and the north pensions have been rising since the mayor took office last week of the nature of these cases and costs of the police pulled into the offices to safety. as pro she spun out of control

u. s. military command. so as it happened last week and international aspects, chinese jets flight path is set to forced evasive action. december, a chinese military plane came within 3 meters. the us air force had crossed. a socialist chief executive. vito mosque is in china. what so described as a high stakes business trip? don't you know as much with the chinese foreign and trade ministers. they discuss developments of electric calls and expanding testers operations charter, as well as the biggest electric vehicle market in april tests are announced. it would build a 2nd factory in shanghai by 6 business ties to china have previously raised concerns in washington dc. i. let's go like to katrina using badging has more so that it katrina must, is being treated like a phone to computer in china. that's right here in the aging. they seem to be rolling out the red carpet for him. it's his 1st visit to china in 3 years, and it's difficult to overstate the importance of the chinese market. full tells us they have a large factory in shanghai. and last year this factory produced $700000.00 vehicles that tom cars local outputs. now today and wednesday is the 2nd day of his visits, and you vis

air force band performed patriotic songs for veterans and their families. speakers included congresswoman nancy pelosi, who spoke of the sacrifices not only of the u. sor, heroism and patriotism of are those that we honor today with profound love and admiration. we recognize extraordinary strength and resilience of our gold star families. as attendees recited the pledge of allegiance. there was a ceremonial fly over to honor and recognize those who lost their lives. in service to our nation. the national cemetery is the last resting place for some 30,000 military vets and their families going back to the civil war. today ceremony in the presidio was just one of many across the bay area today. ktvu is dave battling has a closer look now at how people in san francisco and the north bay paid tribute to those who gave the ultimate sacrifice for our country. patriotic music filled the avenue of the flags in san rafael from memorial day as large crowds gathered to pay their respects for fallen military service members. i think about those brothers and sisters who did not come home, us army veteran glen ross led monday's annual holiday ceremony . the person

the story let's bring in alex to kendra, air force veteran and the co head of veteran initiatives at jpmorgan chase, and claude burns, the graduate of the u. s naval academy and the ceo of office libations, clyde. let's start with you tell us about the company you started and how you got there. yeah, office intubations. what we do is we help companies create better employee experiences through food and beverage, so we provide snacks, sustainable beverage solutions. coffee from local bay area roasts and even have an in house chef to create lunch and breakfast options for our clients. when did you start it? and what were some of the hurdles you faced in getting it started? the company originally started in 2014 and access to capital is always a challenge for business. especially are growing business. you always need more money to hire more people buy more inventory. finding the way to get access to that capital. if you don't have the personal means is sometimes quite a big challenge helped you reaching out to people that had already been there so through partnerships with like bunker labs and sort of meeting people like alex, we were able to f