u. s. first and foremost, to give thanks to the president congress, but also to the american people who have supported ukraine's efforts and for the billions of dollars of military aid provided since the war broke out in february. but he also took the risk of leaving his country because he wanted to make sure that support continues in the coming year. the hard right of the republican party has already been highly critical of him. and with many members from the republican party wowing to stop the flow of funds when they take control in january. he knows that without support of the u. s. he has no chance to fight russia. the big fear of those who are in support of zalinski is war efforts, is that the topic gets more and more politicized to lensky who has been a brilliant communicator, proved at once again in his hartford approach to congress in a rare joint session. only time will tell if he was successful in convincing his critics, but the wizards will go down as a crucial moment in the war with r

u. s. first, specifically of a washington pressure on the world trade organization. i'm not sure there's an easy or quiet way to resolve this. he, she's, we would prefer to sit down and discuss the issues with the chinese government. and obviously if that opportunity rises, that it will take the opportunity to meet with them. some context on this, australia has admitted that china made this biggest trade partner, but it's economy suffers because of asians restrictions on some australian products, such as wine and barley. australia has filed a formal complaint to the w to you against those chinese bribes and says the global organization is the best entity for resolving those trade disputes. as the w t o has fully set up panels to hear those, this views it out, she likes the judges to consider an appeal of any decision. the terms of 2 of the 3 remaining members of the appellate body expired this month. and without a quorum here to hear appeals, the apple body is no longer able to hear cases that shoot to the u. s. vetoing or appointments of additional jo. this why the

u. s. firstnk it's significant that he feels comfortable leaving the country that the situation is stabilized enough so that he can make a major overseas trip. i think it's also significant that he's coming to the united states and almost on the other side of the world rather than western europe, even though the europeans countries have been supportive of the ukrainian struggle as well, i think it's indicative that the united states under biting is reasserting. greater leadership in the world. yeah, and between the lines here, though, at least domestically speaking some of the members of the incoming house republican majority here, they have expressed deep reservations about continuing to send aid to ukraine. so as an expert watching from the outside , i suspect that you might think these are connected. yes i mean , you know there is this enormous about of money. i mean, if you look at the budget that was passed, just there isn't proposed. just yesterday we were talking and you know, $40 billion

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u. s., first it was italy first, and then you know spain and several others, there was a policy contagion because the perception wise, if we're not as aggressive as these other places and things go badly, will be blamed as politicians. if we do the most over the top things possible, then whatever happens won't be our fault. and that was fed an amplified in a positive feedback cycle by the media. if you are not imposing these measures, the new responsible for any of the covid deaths. but if you were, then you are doing everything you could and you are a hero and you look at the coverage of cuomo and desantis, and it all sort of fed on that. but i think the initial missed consolation, my guess, was that there was some fear that this was a bioweapon. >> but even if it was, if the lockdowns don't work, it's a -- >> it's the panic, the nature of a panic response is it's not rational. >> i think the other thing people don't talk about too much is what these things were done. you have to look at historically. burch, fauci, and redfield, all the work together on hiv, and the hiv virus is obviousl

u. s. companies. first of all, those see americans that whose standards of our free freedom of speech freedom of expression. and of course, that the united states been criticized in countries like china, russia, and other countries for allowing freedom of expression on anything that even threaten their own national security of these countries universally known fact. they're big businesses, especially the so called military industrial complex is part of the the us government machinery. so, and then the big oil companies and the big coal companies. so they promote their, their own vested interest in even opposing climate change, for example. but as to whether or not the big farmer would benefit thing. definitely, i mean, of course, the, the benefit, the hugely, with all these vaccines and they turn on, you know, they're different types of scenes and, and, and then with different varying and so on, so forth. actually, to make a lot of money on that i, $1.00 has decided to extend its mandatory military service

first, u. s. strategic bama to be produced in 3 decades. us offense visual say the aircraft will deter potential attacks. earlier i spoke to joseph syringe, yoni, a national security expert and member of the council on foreign relations in washington, d. c. and i asked him if this unmanned and supposedly undetectable, bummer is really as impressive as the us forces make it sound. i visited that facility. i've seen that predecessor the beach to bomber some people are calling this the b 2 point one, because it's largely an upgrade from that bomber. i'd a different to wait or absorb encoding a new electronics. it is a very impressive, very sophisticated, very expensive machine. but it's not clear at all that you need it. it's not clear what the mission is. i understand the, the talking points that you heard in that recent press report. but you don't really need a man to bomber in this age of throne warfare. you certainly don't need it for the nuclear emission, which it's designed for. we have 2000 w

u. s. h by demonstration. first and foremost, michelle minutes got old, old old by him opened was empty, boasting cough gentlemen help them to, they knew it. and they mentioned that way from the very start region anna. so just need your proxy war as about the conflicts of ideas that i put on the idea of multiple the world and the idea unipolar world against east up votes. yet with this conflict, such an emotion, part number of processes that began earlier. and i already mentioned that looking back on these process, have now reached a climax. payton payton is a dangerous one. all the things can go too far leading to a full blown world war 3. and that is why i believe is extremely false info. all the critical leaves of the world regardless of the parties all ideologies to say. no, no, it's a wal mart going and say yes to piece and to the international piece. i think that would bring the complete to any policies to the negotiating table. okay, mr. to have me have to take a very short break right now, but we will be bac

u. s. congress. it's celebrities. first trip abroad since the start, the brushes war jury oft whitehouse president joe biden pledge to support ukraine for as long as you are watching d w. news coming up next in d w. news. asia, india puts cameras in schools to keep students safer, but many parents worry their children could be victimized by those are watching that have more with various valgy coming up in through a short break. remember, you can always get all the latest news headlines on our website, d, w dot com. i'm terry marketing to place. watch with . are you ready to get a little more extreme? ah, these places in europe are smashing all the records. stepped into a board adventure. just don't lose your grip. it's the treasure map for modern globetrotters. discover some of your groups wykard, breaking sites on youtube and now also in book form. we're all good to go beyond deal with as we take on the world. 8 hours, i do all these were all about the stories that matter to you. whatever it takes, 5 police, my follow bein

u. s. h by demonstration. first and foremost, michelle is the old, old, old, bad opened, was that the boosting, cough get home and then they knew it. and they mentioned that way from the very start from anna. so just need your proxy war as about the conflicts of ideas that i put on the idea of multiple the world and the idea, you know, all the world i see. so with this conflict, such an emotion, part number of processes that began earlier, and i already mentioned that, but in the process of now reached a climax. and he said dangerous. one of the things can go too far due to full blown world war 3. and that is why i believe is extremely important. all the political leaders of the world, regardless of their parties, all ideologies to say no to war mongering and say yes to peace and to the international peace that there will bring to complete any policies to the negotiating table. okay, mr to hm. you have to take a very short break right now, but we will be back in just a few moments. thank you and mm. mm hm. ah ah, th

u. s history, but first. nonprofit holiday gift giveaway now in jeopardy after thieves rip off every toy meant for children in need up next, how you can help this holiday season. give was broken into overnight. now to see it's all gone. i thought maybe they would say this person cares for somebody in that they would be considered that, but obviously, that wasn't the case, executive director of the oakland nonprofit the oaks center cultural center, said she had just gone to target last night by toys and games for next weekend's giveaway. well overnight, someone she says got into her van parked on weldon avenue, install everything inside. trina johnson says she feels the loss for the children. i didn't realize that was but this is. you know, people go to lengths to try to help somebody. and it's someone comes in and just try and ruin it. you know, it might be even better for the people who took it because to be that desperate to just i think just being that state of mind. i don't know what their mind would be a

u. s was the first country he wanted to visit when the time was right to travel.ate boy has more now from kiev. athena on his way home from the united states. ukraine president vladimir zelensky met with polish president andre duda to discuss additional aid to ukraine. it comes one day after zelensky secured $1.8 billion in fresh us aid, including the patriot missile defense system. russia calls the new package and escalation that could prompt a military response. the russians have been brandishing threats of escalation since the war began, and particularly since the united states and the europeans help has been so decisive today , the us is imposing additional sanctions on russia aimed at preventing moscow from replenishing its military. the impact of those sanctions in the east is not clear. heavy fighting continues in bach moot as both sides claim progress. the situation on the front line has stabilized with the main efforts of the russian troops concentrated on completing the liberation. ukrainian officials insist more weapons are needed for victory this as pr

u. s. military strikes? it's bombing missions. it sanctions, which are sometimes the biggest killer, the, the refusal to allow material for reconstruction, for medical relief. first to all of this, the u. s is guilty of and when they are forced by overwhelming publicity to give limited amount of money to one family, because the actual images were caught on video to the heart of the world, then they'll make a payoff. it doesn't mean that they had any interest, any possibility of reconstructing the lives that they have intentionally destroyed or even keeping count of all those lives. as i say, they do not count civilians that they've killed in one of these attacks. the international criminal court in the hague or the up hell, the 25 year prison sentence for a garden, formal warlord. he was the deed, over a seamless religious group that called itself the law of resistance army and used abducted child soldiers. he was implicated in a property that left an estimate of 100000 people dead and drove millions from their homes. ah, one day at night, my glen man. mamma wasn't getting that to we. we live home, we go to different home. and it was telling me that he saw somebo

u. s. military's activating its first overseas space force unit in south korea. is meant to reinforce the allies ability to intercept threats by north korea's tensions grow in the region. us satellite technology will allow close to real time detection. and warning of ballistic missile launches. the south korean union is also expected to allow washington to better monitor the activities of china and russia. specifically the activation today. us space force korea. good morning, us. space forces in the pacific. in our body to defend the homeland. peace and security. northeast asia. the activation of osan air base near seoul comes after north korea has test fired a number of nuclear capable ballistic missiles. in recent months. the north korea missiles could strike south korea, japan and possibly the u. s. mainland bride has a wedding photo shoot at a children's hospital in texas. the bride, riley wagner, is also a cancer survivor. she says children's medical center dallas became her second home when she was diagnosed with neuroblastoma at just six weeks old. wagner

good evening, everyone i'm mike mibach julie haener blankman freed had his first u. s court appearance today in new york and is expected to be back in the bay area to start his home arrest. ktvu s elissa harrington live tonight in the newsroom after speaking with a legal analyst alyssa, julie mike, there are some strict rules while under house arrest, blankman freed will be fitted with an ankle monitor. he cannot start any business is open any lines of credit or make any financial transactions over $1000, and the only time he can leave is to make court appearances back in new york. this quiet street near the stanford university campuses where ft x founder sam blankman freed will serve house arrest pending trial for one of the largest financial fraud cases ever. spf as he's called, will be staying at his parents' home . cryptocurrency entrepreneur was let out of a manhattan courthouse thursday by u. s marshals and accompanied by his parents after posting a massive $250 million bond. what makes it fascinating is this is the largest bond in u. s history. street former fed

u s soil. he's about to make his first appearance in federal court 34 years after reigning terror down on the people of lockerbie, scotland. abc is elizabeth shows he has more on how the suspect is finally being brought to justice today, elizabeth good morning. and you're good morning. this was one of the deadliest terror attacks on americans and u. s history and now the man accused of making that explosive device that brought down the plane is set to face justice. after an investigation spanning more than three decades. this man abu a. gila massoud is now in us custody facing federal charges accused of building a bomb that took down pan am flight 103 over lockerbie, scotland. it was the deadliest terror attack ever on british soil, killing 270 people , including 190 americans. bert amerman. brother tom was one of them. everybody loved tom. he had two daughters at the time. six and four and wife he was 36 young. he didn't get to live his life on december 21st 1988 flight 103 was en route to new york from london in the air less than an hour when an explosion brought down the boeing 7 47 everyone on b

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first issue, israel and the u. s. have been some living attacks on a run. does this go beyond more games? what's the potential for an actual conflict between the nation? you know, you all this have to be careful with this. it is because they engage in illegal wars. they have done it throughout the history. they have been attacking the thing and civilians and have been affecting their neighbors for many decades. so you always have to take this type of threats and seriously, the good news is that they have been threatening to attack. you don't for many, many years and the reason they haven't done it is because the cost is so high, it is capable of defending itself. what they're doing is against international law artisan to section 4 of the un charter. it talks about the use of force, the fact that the use of force should not be exercised unless you have a un security council resolution. but it says threats or use of force. so threatening other countries is also an eagle under the un charter. so whenever this really isn't medically threatened to attack your un

u. s custody. w n b a star britney griner has dunked a basketball for the first time in 10 months, she said, to me doing really well at a military base in texas after flying back to the country with state department officials, this photo was actually from that flight that was released last night. now grinders agent says that she got a proper haircut from the san antonio spurs barber and that she has been enjoying lots of texas barbecue. abc s faith of booby is in san antonio. w n b a star britney griner spending her third night inside the texas army medical center as her reintegration process continues . she's in very good spirits and in good health getting appropriate but both mental health care as well as physical health care, the 32 year old back on u. s soil after nearly 10 months in russian custody, held on drug charges and sent to a penal colony. the phoenix mercury star freed in a prisoner swap just days ago. and for the first time, the top american hostage negotiator, ambassador roger carstens, who delivered greiner, the good news sharing new details was a full of energy looked fantastic o

u s. f team tonight hosting texas arlington looking for his first road win of the season for the dogs foundmselves in a second half whole kyron gibson with a nice, soft touch for two of his 12 points, the mavericks up by 12 the dons with a furious rally late, robert sits at three with 50 seconds left to make it a four point game. but the dons then missed their next four shots. usf shoots just 38% from the field ends up on the short side of a 68 to 63 final. it was started out slowly turned into a pretty productive off season for the san francisco giants. one of their big acquisitions was lefty sean manaea, who the age traded to san diego just before the start of last season, when i was eight and nine and 28 starts for the padres last year, the age requirement i have from kansas city and trade that sent ben zobrist to the royals prior 30 d man, i spent six years in oakland, throwing a no hitter in 2018 on zoom today on why he decided to come back to the bayer area. to the team on the other side of the bridge when they came to me with their their pitch and how they run the organization. it wa

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u. s capitol police protection after they leave office. it would be guaranteed for their first year after leaving office after that their safety risks would be reevaluated. the provision is part of the bill to fund the u. s government and is likely to pass both the house house and the senate. it comes after pelosi's husband, paul was attacked by an intruder inside their san francisco home in october. that big dollar deal between the san francisco giants and carlos correa, the former twin star free agent shortstop is completely off now. in fact, it's already signed with another team mlb dot com and the associated press reports that korea late last night agreed to sign with the new york mets for 12 years and $315 million giants reportedly raised some questions about korea's physical exam. gray is still has taken other physical, though this time, of course with the new york mets before that deal is finalized. barrier weather welcome to winter. in fact, once you started today, 1 47 this afternoon and still can't feel it feeling like that wintry. chill out. they're gonna hold on to

u. s. senate for the first time since president biden took office, and it could make it easier for the presidentvance cabinet and judicial nominees. oakland congresswoman barbara lee says it's important for democrats to keep one chamber. in congress after losing the house of representatives. and so i think this gives the senator schumer a lot more leverage to really come up with some, you know, bipartisan legislative compromises that are good for everyone and for the american people, so i think this is a really important moment because now he has that flexibility and a little wiggle room. and although there are still a few house raises that have not been decided, yet republicans will likely have 222 house seats compared to 213 for democrats. the 118th congress convenes january 3rd january. 3rd also the date, house republicans will vote on who will become their new speaker. bakersfield congressman kevin mccarthy is expected to win, but he's being challenged by arizona's andy biggs, who has the backing of some trump supporters. republicans worry the vote could set off a messy fight on the house fl

first thing, let me point out that these military exercises will military drills between india and the u. s. and nothing new. these are regular drills in fact, and we'll do that the lease. but why tensions this time? 2 reasons. essentially. first, the relationship between india, i'm china and june of 2020 has been streamed off to the needs of what the country's class and the galvan valley in india and fact lost 20 or food soldiers. china also lost about 4 soldiers, but ever since the relationship between the 2 countries have naturally repaired, also to see, but also 2nd, the location of these drills. now these are taking place about a 100 kilometers from the line of actual control in all the in the condo, and the mobilize issue, which is happening. the line of actual control is something that really has old china, these military drills and 5, these are fortunate, long military, those called as a youth of the art which trans needs to war practice. and the who mobilize issue of the line of action control is something that is china. the foreign ministry of china has sharply react to, to eat, h

u. s. subsidies saying that there was super aggressive to as european companies can be. whole kit has moved from washington. first president emmanuel my crop beginning his 3 day visit to the united states with a meeting with vice president, kamala harris and a tour of the u. s. space agency highlighting an area of cooperation for the 2 nations including combating climate change. the 2 nations are already aligned when it comes to their condemnation of russia's invasion of ukraine. but amid the diplomatic pageantry of president jo biden's 1st official state visit, there are simmering tensions. particularly when it comes to trade, there is a lot of concern about a signature piece of legislation known as the inflation reduction act. europeans are concerned that this gives the united states an unfair trade advantage and could ignite a trade war. this comes on the heels of a diplomatic furer last year when australia cancelled a deal to purchase french submarines buying us subs instead of the white house, insist that the dispute is behind the 2 nations. and that this visit is all about highlighting the strength of the u

but to the first question, the u. s. doubling down on the need for a digital asset, that holds our values, expresses values, whether a stablecoin or a cbdc, is important. >> time has expired. the gentleman of texas is now recognized for five minutes. >> thank you. thank you all for hearing today. when i hear about payments instance funding illegal activities, my mind goes, you know where, goes the southern border. this year alone we'll see the numbers expected over 2 million people. illegally coming into this country. pretty unbelievable. listen awesome influx of people, creating a blue mainstream for drug cartels and human trafficking organizations. it is amazing how much these criminal enterprises have last over the last couple, years just in 2018. there was an estimated $500 million in revenues along the border. this year, the number has grown to $13 million. >> i've been to the border and going to the border for many years. witnessing firsthand how chaotic the situation is for the brave men and women on the border pa

u. s f men's basketball team hands unlv, its first loss of the season in dramatic fashion ktvu jesse garybe up with sports t sh helped the 49ers get the second playoff seed in the nfc conference. instead we get history in minneapolis today, the vikings were down 33 to nothing in the first half, they mount a second half comeback. let's go to the video. dalvin cook, who had 95 rush large yards on the day but saved his best for the end. 2.5 minutes to go. and vikings down 36 28 cook takes this screen pass and he would go, boy! go go, boy! go he takes it all the way to put the vikings down by two. they get the two point conversion were tied and headed to overtime and in the extra frame, greg joseph's 40 yard field goal completes the biggest comeback in nfl history. 39 36 minnesota wins. today's comeback surpasses what the buffalo bills did in 1993 and january nfc wild card game. the bills overcame a 35 3 houston, second half lead. 32 point difference, they would win the game shocked the oilers 41 38 in overtime. we'll talk about what the current bills did in their game against miami tonight l

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third libyan intelligence official charged in the us in connection with the bombing, but the first to come to the u. so face those charges follows two years of negotiations with scotland. the attack killed 270 people. 190 were americans. many of their families say they're still waiting for answers from the u. s government. to what is right, mr president. step forward. don't give political speak. just tell it like it is. you know what's going on and tell us when the intelligence information is going to be made available. the fbi says the libyan government ordered the bombing and that massoud was a long time explosives expert for the libyan intelligence service. w. n b a star britney griner is still at a san antonio army hospital after spending nearly 10 months in a russian custody in russian prison on drug charges. we're now learning more about the negotiations to bring her home. the biden ministrations says. former u s marine paul whelan was never an option. for exchange. it was only ms greiner for mr boot. they treat paul differently. shannon because of these shame. espionage charges he has put in a

first of all from a u. s. point of view, how serious an escalation is is how concerning? well, this is pretty serious. we cause we thought it all back 5 years ago when we made the agreement in 2017 that they would stopped us. and but in addition to what they've done by flying over to south korea this year, they conducted 90 to missile tassel alone. so they're getting more, you know, getting more provocative. and i do think that you know, the south koreans and not only shot shot down most of the drones. but as your correspondent mentioned, they got into north korea as well. right. what more do we know about north korea's drone program? well, we know is very sophisticated and we know that basically during the 5 years will they haven't been using it. they becoming more. busy and more capable law you know, up a. busy with say, and basically a hopefully when they saw how many were shot down and the know as a south korean response even to north korea del sink again about it. but i think they believed that there would be no response to it and they could get a lot of information.

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u . s. and u. n diplomats. the suspect, abu a gila, mohamed masoud al merimee, was charged two years ago. a date for his first court appearance has not been said. time now, 704. we've got an update on an unusually large flaring incident that happened at a martinez refinery counter cost county. hazmat crews have now collected air samples at various locations and past those samples onto the air district staff for further analysis, a large floor up at the refinery happened friday night caused a lot of 911 calls in the area. martinez for finery, company says the flames are all part of a flaring event, which is an essential activity for the oil refinery. county district officials are now investigating that event. a 16 year old boy was killed and another man was wounded in a shooting in oakland. east bay times reports. the two were found shot on evan all avenue just before 11 on friday night, but investigators believe the shooting happened several blocks away on 68th avenue at team was killed the second victim of 23 year old man expected to be okay. a motive for the shooting. still under investigation. so far, no r

intelligence official charged in the us and connection with the crime a gila mohammad masood is the first to come to the u. sarges after two years of negotiations. let there be no mistake. no amount of time or distance will stop the united states. and our scottish partners from pursuing justice. in this case 36 year old father and husband, tom amerman was one of the 190 americans killed in the explosion. his brother says the family is still waiting for answers from the u. s government . do what is right, mr president. step forward. don't give political speak. just tell it like it is. you know what's going on and tell us when the intelligence information is going to be made available. the fbi says the libyan government ordered the bombing. massoud was a long time explosives expert for the libyan intelligence service in washington. caroline shively ktvu news during a phone call over the weekend. ukrainian president vladimir zelensky thank president biden for the continuing us financial support and military help for ukraine to defend itself against russia. president talansky said russian attacks have led to the

u. s capitol police protection after they leave office, it would guarantee for the first year. year after leaving office. this comes after pelosi's husband, paul, was attacked by an intruder in their san francisco home in october. historic moments in washington tonight as ukraine's president late today, addressed congress on his first official visit outside his country since the russian invasion of his country. lenski first sat down with president biden this afternoon, thanking him for all the all the us has done to support ukraine during the war. the landscape presented an award from a ukrainian military captain who had requested that it be given to president biden. the two leaders also spoke to reporters with president biden, promising more financial support from the us as ukraine marks 300 days of war. 300 days as putin launched an unprovoked on justified all out of salt on the free people of ukraine. 300 days of ukrainian people showing russia and the world they're still backbone, their love of country and they're unbreakable determination. and in his speech to a joint sess

he was the first leader of the catholic church to stand down in 600 years. the u. s has lodging a complaint with china after the pentagon says that chinese fighter jet flew within 10 ft of an american surveillance plane. the incident happened last week in international airspace over the south china sea. the u. s says such incidents both in the air and at sea. are increasing. president biden has signed a $1.7 trillion spending bill into law. it averts a government shutdown and funds federal agencies through september. the bill was flown to st croix, where biden is vacationing with his family. it includes a 10% boost in military spending and $45 billion for ukraine. new york city's police department says it is ready for tomorrow's big party in times square. the celebration to ring in 2023 is expected to be the largest since 2019 which of course was just a few months before the start of the pandemic. the nypd says there are no credible threats against the event, so they had a test run for the party. yesterday organizers as you see , dropping some colorful confetti and t

u. s capitol police protection after they leave office. it would be guaranteed for the firstfter leaving office. this all comes after pelosi's husband, paul, was attacked by an intruder in their san francisco home back in october. oakland mayor libby schaaf is not resting during her last few days in city hall. today the mayor began rolling out a plan for universal preschool for the city . voters approved that plan back in 2018 ktvu is, evan sernoffsky tells us after a three year legal battle, that plan is finally ready to launch. mayor libby chef on wednesday launched a much anticipated program to give universal preschool access to underprivileged families in oakland, oakland's children. our our promise. and what we are doing today is ensuring that the next generation of children get off to the strongest start. oakland voters back in 2018 passed measure a property tax that goes to education services for kids. the measure was in legal limbo after a group of property owners sued to stop it. the city this year when its case and the money can now begin flowing, officials hope to

u. s military is activating its first overseas space force unit in south korea .llies ability to intercept threats by north korea. tensions in the region. us satellite technology will allow close to real time detection and warning of ballistic missile launches. a south korean location will also allow washington to better monitor the activities of china and russia. specifically the activation today. of us space force korea some good morning of us. space forces in the pacific. in order to defend the homeland. peace and security. northeast. the activation at osan air base near seoul comes after north korea has tested test fired barrage of nuclear capable ballistic missiles in recent months. the north missiles are designed to strike the u. s mainland as well as south korea and japan. 100 year old dairy up in the north bay is getting out of the ice cream business clover sonoma in petaluma is best known for its high quality milk and dairy product and environmental stewardship. its ceo. ken got recently spoke with the argus courier newspaper and said, besides being outsi

his way back to the bay area as brock purdy takes the field and his first nfl career start stunning news tonight. well known the u. s. soccer journalist grant wall died while covering a match at the world cup. what we know about his death so far and see how russian president vladimir putin suggests more prisoners could be let go following the release of w. n b a star brittney griner. vision reportedly made during a closed door hearing today in washington, d. c the hearing was in relation to a federal investigation into mr trump's handling of classified documents seized from his moral lago estate in florida, sources say. the judge urged lawyers from the department of justice and trump's team to work out the matter on their own. well just days after democrats confirmed a slim majority in the senate, another shakeup arizona senator kirsten cinema says she is leaving the democratic party to register as an independent boxes chat program with the fallout in washington and in her home state. good night, you guys kirsten cinema, always in the middle. now truly in the middle registering is an independent and showing up to wo

u. s supreme court case about same sex marriage and the georgia runoff tomorrow, first beyond our bordersorea fires about 130 artillery rounds into the water near its western and eastern sea borders with south korea. it says the firings were a warning against ongoing south korean south korean artillery. china is that some of the world's most stringent antivirus controls. authorities say new coronavirus aryans are weaker but they have yet to say when they might end the zero covert strategy that combines millions to their homes and has inspired protests in china and demands for president see shane paying to resign. there is uncertainty tonight over the status of iran's religious police, casting doubt on reports the force has been shut down. there is speculation the clear cut and run leadership is considering concessions in an attempt to diffuse widespread government protests in iran over the death of a woman in police custody. this is a live look at london, one of the big stories they are tonight, but reese does in talks with great britain over the repatriation of the parthenon sculptures t

u. s over the holiday weekend. more than 50. people throughout the country have died . the national guard and first responders are now going door to door in the hardest hit communities to check on residents. we are fearful that there are individuals who may have perished, living alone or to people who are not doing well in a in an establishment, especially those that still don't have power. meanwhile another series of storms is impacting travel across the western u. s gusty winds knocked down trees and power lines, forcing the closure of some roads. heavy rain and mountain snow made for slippery conditions for drivers. give yourself space cushion between you and the cars in front of you. as you're traveling. forecasters expect these pacific storms to further delay travelers in the coming days. and philadelphia, katie byrne. fox weather. okay well, sadly, still no relief for people flying southwest. more flights were canceled yet again today are jesse gary shows us the frustrated travelers trying to navigate the problems, plus the house is moving to ban tiktok from government devices as president. b