u. s. and russia have nuclear thought pause between 5 and 6000 warheads. and all of these, the u. s. mostly has large, long range weapons. but one 3rd of russia stockpile is assumed to be so called tactical warheads, which are smaller bombs for use on the battle fields. now, tactical warheads have lower payloads and shorter delivery systems, although they won't result in a global nuclear winter, they would still be devastating across a large area. so how real is russia's nuclear threat? while the director of the c, i recently said that there is no practical evidence of russia being close to using nuclear weapons. and other western monitors have also said that there is no sign of russia moving their warheads out of their bunkers. but now, every russian maneuver is being closely watched for any sign of where the puddings rhetoric will move into reality. still delroy reporting there. and now let's bring it in a sock over. she's the executive director of the vienna center for disarmament and a non proliferation in and i do think put in is likely to use nuclear weapons this point in the wall. i

u. s. and russia have nuclear stock policy between 5 and 6000 warheads. now, all of these, the u. s. mostly has strategic lodge, long range nuclear weapons, but one 3rd of russia stockpile are estimated to be tactical warheads. now these are smaller bombs, which are intended for use on the battlefield. now this tactical warheads have low payloads and shorter delivery systems, but they won't result in a nuclear winter, but they would still be devastating. a cost, a very large area. so how real is russia's nuclear threat? while the director of the c, i said recently that there is no practical evidence of russia being even close to using nuclear weapons and other western weapons monitors have also said that they don't see any signs that russia is moving. its war has out of its bunkers, but now every russian maneuver is being closely watched for signs that putin is rhetoric might be moving towards reality. thank you joe. a joe dole right earlier, i asked alina to cobra from the piano center for disarmament of non proliferation for her we need to be cautious and what we see on the ground and how

u. s. mostly has strategic large, long range nuclear weapons, but one 3rd of russia's stockpile are so called tactical warheads. now these are smaller bombs, which are intended for use on the battlefield. now, tactical warheads have a lower payload and shorter delivery systems. and although they won't result in a global nuclear winter, they would still be devastating across a large area. so how real is the threat of rushes nuclear threat? now the will the seek director of the c i has said that there is no practical evidence of russia being close to using nuclear weapons. and other weapons monitors . also say that they have not seen any signs that russia is moving, its war heads out of its bunkers. but now every russian maneuver is being closely watched for any sign that putins rhetoric is moving towards reality. joe, don't right. now, elena, the cova can tell us more. she's executive director of the vienna center for disarmament and non proliferation. welcome to d, w. d. those images of that convo

u. s. showing that the american votes is, are mostly concerned with other issues such as inflation and crime. the candidates for the u. s. senate believes that washington is out of touch with voters. we have to cut the budget. we can't afford it. that's. i would be happy for that. but i would hope that people would have a more enlightened view that perhaps the united states should consider changing its relationship to the rest of the world. other nations being independent and developed should not be perceived as a threat to us. why is russia an enemy? who, why is the world defined that way? i think we have to take a step back and reconsider everything. perhaps the enemy of mankind is poverty. where the enemy is an asteroid that might corene into the earth. and we shouldn't. we should reorganize the entire thing the, the possibility of an accident when you have these nuclear drills being done by nato, and then the response from russia and the rhetoric that we see. and frankly, the what i would call a shocking lack of conscience in certain intelligence and military enclave is i don't know what

u. s. exports of l. n. g, and other natural gas mostly to european countries, have risen sharpie in recent months. u. s. or more than $9000000000.00 worth all natural gas in august, an increase of $7000000000.00 from the same period from 2 years ago. as, as the use topped up tomorrow, use a barrel emphasize that russia and china have contributed considerably to the use pass prosperity. now upper spend a day has been based on cheap and yours. he come, you from russia. on the other hand, we're delegated. there was security to the us. we have to take a bigger box of out of responsibility on securing security. you, you, as they scale a lower security, you china, russia provide the basis of prosperity, disease or, well, that is no longer there. when time, hundreds of people are taken to the streets of the major eastern german city of leipzig and protests against rising energy. demonstrators held up tickets in support of rebuilding economic ties with russia. same quote, open nord stream to immediately. the nations are quote, friendly together. there are fronts, as foreign minister sees, it is necessary to con

u. s. exports of angie, another natural gas applies mostly to european countries, have risen sharply in recent months. a washington sold more than $9000000000.00 of natural gas in august and increase of $7000000000.00 from the same area just 2 years ago. that is, as that you use top dipping about, has emphasized that russia and china have contributed considerably to the use past prosperity. oh, upper spend a day has been based on cheap and unity coming from russia. on the other hand, we're delegated. there was security to the us. we have to take a big box of a lot of responsibility on securing security. you, us, they scale a security, you china, russia provide the basis of all prosperity disease or will, that is no longer there. a politician say one thing, but people do another, have a look at these faces. crowds hitting the streets of the eastern german city of leipzig to protest, rising energy cost. demonstrators held up tickets. these signs and supportive rebuilding economic ties with russia. a one red open and old stream to immediately another one, set the nations a quote, friendly

u. s. exports off l n g, and other natural gas supplies. mostly the european countries have risen sharply in recent months. let's give you some numbers to give you a really good idea. washington sold more than $9000000000.00 of natural gas in august thought as an increase of $7000000000.00 from just the same period 2 years ago. it's also as the use talk, different amount has emphasized that russia and china have contributed considerably to the use past prosperity. oh, upper sped it did, has been based on cheap and unity coming from russia. on the other hand, we delegated that was security to the us. we have to take a bigger box, a lot of responsibility on securing security. you, you, as they scare a lawless security. you, china, russia, provide the basis of all prosperity disease or will, that is no longer there. a politician say one thing, but the people do another, have a look at these pictures right here. crowds taken to the streets in the east and german city of leipzig to protest the rising energy costs demonstrate as held up pickets and sign

u. s. exports of l. n. g, and other natural gas supplies, mostly to european countries, have risen sharply in recent months. sure, the numbers for you, washington sold more than $9000000000.00 of natural gas in august and increase of $7000000000.00 from the same period just 2 years ago. that is, as the used top diplomat has emphasized that russia and china have contributed considerably to that of the use past prosperity. now a prosperity has been based on cheap and unity come you from russia. on the other hand, we delegate it. there was security to the us. we have to take a big bar for a while, a lot of responsibility on shooting security. you, us, they scale a security, you china, russia provide the ages of prosperity. digital will. that is no longer there. a crowd of people have taken to the streets now in the eastern german city of leipzig to protest. energy costs demonstrate as holding up pickets and signs and supportive rebuilding economic ties with russia, which red open notes treatments who immediately and others that read friendly together. meanwhile, france is foreign minister says it's necessary t

u. s . as part of its own trade standoff with china, it's part of the new us lead indo pacific economic framework, a free trade part of 14 mostly asian nations, which excludes china. the indian chinese relationship isn't the only complicated one within bricks. india is also facing a tricky balancing act in its relations with russia. its failure to take clear stance on the war and ukraine on its decision to buy more russian energy have rates rise. but commentators point out that historically sales of russian golf to europe have been far more significant. and the criticism of india's purchase as this here are being taken out of context. this year is an exception. but if you look at the last 70 years, the total impulse is no more than at the most wild game or something like a $100000000000.00 from the middle east. so, nowhere in proportion as when we say the russian energy complement in the energy basket. so i think it is an exaggeration, probably lack of inflammation. questions of energy dependence have come to the 4th and rushes invasion of ukraine at the p and countries rush to lessen their dependence on rushing. gov and wester

u. s companies that make the two mostly widely used.ccines are not testing flu shots made with the same technology, state and federal water officials are warning californians to brace for little or no water from the state's main reservoirs in the coming year. u c. berkeley central sierra snow lab, says the data it uses to predict future snowfall is becoming less reliable, researchers say. instead of consistent snow, we're seeing weeks of no new snow between storms. so we're not getting that kind of average smooth bump up across the course of the season. it's kind of these jagged jumps that have existed in the past, but not to the same frequency or extremes that we're seeing them. now weather patterns make predicting the outcome this winter nearly impossible as we all hope for more rain and snow in the months to come. new details on the search for a suspect who police say is connected to several murders in the central valley. we do believe we could have potential serial killer the reason, investigators say there is a connection between t

mostly positive economic news. the government reported that the u. s economy returned to growth last quarter expanding 2.6. you mentioned. the dow gained 194 points. the tech heavy nasdaq lost 178 points and the s and p was down. 23 hundreds of santa clara county doctors are planning to walk off the job next week for what their union is calling an unprecedented multi day strike. valley physicians group represents some 450 doctors at valley medical center. and other county health facilities. union officials say negotiations have an impasse over working conditions, including patient load in staffing levels before day strike is set to begin on tuesday. the union says it's expected to shut down most non emergency and outpatient services at county hospitals and clinics. the county did not immediately respond to our request for a comment. a stretch of the east bay shore line was officially renamed today for a long time, congressman. help to protect the bay ecology, the in landing ecological reserve in hayward will now be called pete stark ecological reserve in landing, the late congressman served from 1972 until

mostly positive economic news. the government reports that the u. sd to growth last quarter , expanding 2.6% that snaps two straight quarters in the red wet data showing weakness in consumer and business spending due to high inflation and rising interest rates, though ended the day with a gain of 194 points, the nasdaq lost 178 points and the s and p 500 was down 23. shares in facebook parent company meta plunged nearly 25% after it announced a drop in profit for the quarter. mortgage rates are still climbing as the federal reserve tries to cool rising inflation, the average 30 year mortgage rates in the u. s this week, tops 7% for the first time in two decades. this time last year, a long term mortgage rate was 3.14. home sales have declined for eight straight months now is borrowing costs become too high. for many americans already paying more for food, gas and other necessities. so despite that growth in the last quarter, the outlook for the economy has darkened. joining us now to talk about to talk more about what we can expect moving forward is k

u. s funded organization examined the media investments the china is making overseas, not through acquisition, but partnerships with news outlets in 30 countries, mostly in the global providing them with news content for little or no financial return. she g and ping settled himself in 2015. that wherever the readers are, wherever the viewers are, that is where propaganda reports must extend their campus. for which c g t and news anchor, shoot and do makes no apologies. look, 1st of all the media groups, they want to expand their presence in 2 different countries. and to get to more viewership, look around the world. i mean, it's dominated by why the media. you have the and you have b, b, c. you have all the western media why some developing countries, their brands been brainwashed by the, what the media shooting they be able to access to different source of media, different source of information. i think that's an interesting way tennis been doing. it's propaganda work. why use agency offers very deep discounts to a local media in the global self, but publishing seamless version of narrative during the covert pandemic, we saw conspiracy theories, this

stomach a thing yet you me skirt mostly spits at least the couple rare wed little dust, which is that india is regina, the worst, a thumb place hoarded? ah, today the u. s. has bio labs in many different countries of the world. ah, in 2017, the u. s. air force website announced a tender for the purchase of russian people's biological samples. russian authorities requested clarification of the proposed purpose of the purchase and received an answer from bo downey spokesman for the u. s. air education and training command. the pentagon needs to collect russian bio material to continue in musculoskeletal system, research, re honesty, why they wanted russian data remains unclear, and there was no assurance that it wasn't to help create a bio weapons. no syrup associates could reserve cisco for serious abuse to came retail. it may concern you. yes. nick shook her theatre on your fisher in the case of us. oh, should oh easy. and most of his associates were never punished for their terrific crimes. many opened their own clinics in japan and even one awards shoe. they knew at that they're not a new monkwood. oh miss acting, men die you so look good, ella knows

u. s. has run, as you pointed out, a drone program, a deadly lethal drone program. in many countries, the world killing thousands of people, mostly innocent women and children. and that's only half the story. the other half of the story is that thought that lethal drone program is illegal under international law because it essentially is extra judicial assassination. and it takes place on the national territories of countries that haven't given us permission to do. so if you wanted to talk about drones, if the, if nancy pelosi wanted to talk about drones without having a double standard. she could look at the city where i'm sitting right now, hamilton, ontario, canada were most of the optics for us in turkish drones or hey, how come she doesn't say the canada might be a danger to the world. it's a double standard. in my opinion. you make an excellent point. now speaking of that double standard, why do you think that washington and nato prefer to turn a blind eye on attacks on russian territory with the weapons that they supply to crane? i mean, doesn't that make them a direct participant in the war, especially in the same way tha

mostly hunter killer attack subs as well as 14 missile launching boats. all other foreign navies , friend and foe, including russia, north korea and china view. the u. s. navy has the most potent one in the world will be a long time before the chinese can get anywhere near what the u. s. davies capable of doing everyday all the time. the u. s navy also has more than 2600 aircraft, fourth only to the us air force. the u. s army and the russian air force because of davy is a worldwide force, so it's got to be able to go where is needed witness e to the other side of the navy is the endless and increasing role it plays in humanitarian efforts worldwide and here at home really important piece of what the navy does the navy, sheer have kept a lot of potential aggressors from ever making a move. had ukraine been a nato member. it's doubtful russia would have ever invaded tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. and if you want a recap of the last couple of days of fleet week just go to our website ktvu .com and you'll find a complete rundown of events. and thanks for joining us tonight, sports wrap is next job, and jason will have all things sports from the weekend, in

u. s. has supported and has one day, millions and billions of dollars to neo nazi of battalions out in ukraine. it has cause an economic prices and inflation crisis, where folks mostly in the global south are now seeing that they cannot rely on the u on the us dollar anymore. because it's now thinking, well now they have to look for other resorts, other project. as we see with like, let's say, nickel, why and then going and making a deal with the chinese in order to create a can now or we see right now with, with the candidate ruler silva in brazil. as you said, that if you were to win the elections, this coming october, that he would open brazil up as a major world player in the market. and open up brazil again to the bricks, which was an alliance between brazil, russia, india, china, and south africa. in order to create another alternative with a brazilian market and presents would be to break away on the dependence of the us . and as well as new law has wanting to push like south american to unify under currency that pushes more on the project of the south petro, which is government overman. oh, he's and we unification. so yes, we see that now on many, many peopl

u. s. should join a multilateral military force ukraine, which is to say to take this thing from across. the ward was shooting more with russia. unfortunately, on the other hand, you mostly got people like retired admiral mike mullen, former chairman of the joint staff under president george w bush and president obama saying this talk is crazy, joe biden, talking about arm again. we have to back right off that we have to get to the negotiating table soon by one means or another. so it's not total insanity in the west, but my god, there's a lot of talk taking place here manual and brussels again. you know, i want to go back to kind of when we were young men, there was the worry about having a limited nuclear war in europe. and now here we are all about 40 years, 50 years later with or we're hearing people talk about the unthinkable here. which i find is, is quite astounding because when i look at europe and i look at the united states, what is the national security interest of ukraine for the, for the united states in europe, please explain that to me because i can understand it. go ahead and brussels. oh yes soc jordy, your there was or who is if she are doing record all

mostly haitians was potted about 32 kilometers east of boca raton. the passengers were transferred to the bahamas on sunday. 10 children were among those on boards on the u. s. and canadian military's have sent equipment to help police in haiti, a countries bombing its worse political security and health crisis in decades. powerful armed gangs are blockading fuel terminals and critical votes. haiti is also struggling with an outbreak of cholera. the humanitarian organisation doctors without borders has open treatment camps in the capitol. portal prince, at least 35 people have died. we receive around 40 patients every day since the beginning of the cholera a resurgence. and in thought though, we might have received a 200 patients around 200 patients. and we've installed the maintenance to be able to treat other needs and to receive the patients are in the best way possible. back his sons, former prime minister, has one back 6 seeds in a parliamentary by election on sunday. it's want of him, ron cons going, campaign to force the government to call snap elections. he was ousted earlier this year in a no confidence. so to command hider as more from his, lamar

mostly just lie around mounting to sega. for now, my reckon only hope that some day medical help will arrive in her village. and that finally she will get well. the celebrated u. s. documentary maker can burns as completed a very ambitious film on the holocaust lock side. america's response to the not the nazi threat and uncovers some awkward truth. burns emmy award winning documentary is, are hugely popular on us public television. he calls the holocaust related film the most important he's ever made. it is an epic undertaking, a 3 part 6 hour series examining how the u. s. responded to the nazi threat and the holocaust at its findings are not always comfortable. we tell ourselves stories as a nation. one of the stories we tell ourselves is there were a land of immigrants, but in moments of crisis, it becomes very hard for us to live up to those stories. the u. s. and the holocaust challenge is some of the established narratives and suggest some chilling echoes to today's world. the anxieties about organization, about an lettered, untutored, relatively an educated peoples coming in in large numbers. the sense that disease was a problem. all of these worries wer

mostly hunter killer attack subs as well as 14 missile launching boats. all other foreign navies , friend and foe, including russia, north korea and china view. the u. s.y has the most potent one in the world. it will be a long time before the chinese can get anywhere near what the u. s. davies capable of doing everyday all the time. the u. s navy also has more than 2600 aircraft, fourth only to the us air force. the u. s army and the russian air force because of davy is a worldwide force, so it's got to be able to go where is needed. witnesses to the other side of the navy is the endless and increasing role it plays in humanitarian efforts worldwide and here at home really important piece of what the navy does the navy, sheer size and capabilities have kept a lot of potential aggressors from ever making a move. had ukraine been a nato member. it's doubtful russia whatever invaded tom vacar ktvu, fox, two news, mental health care workers and their supporters held what they called a die in protest today outside of kaiser headquarters in oakland, therapist at kaiser facilities in northern california and the central valley went on strike august 15th and c

mostly haitians. the spotted about 32 kilometers east of boca raton. passengers were transferred on sunday and the 10 children also among those on board with the u. s. encounter of st military equipment to help police in haiti and doing tactical, an arm and vehicles. 80 is battling its was political, security and health crisis in decades. and recently, powerful armed gangs, of course turmoil in the country, locating fuel terminals and cutting off critical roadways. they've prevented the distribution of diesel and gasoline, crippling businesses or hospitals, and creating shortages of basic goods. whitey is also struggling with a new outbreak of cholera humanitarian organization. doctors. our orders is opened treatment camps in puerto france as an urgent response. it is confirmed 18 death from the latest outbreak and there are hundreds of suspected cases we receive around 40 patients every day. since the beginning of the cholera resurgence, and in total we might have received $200.00 patients around $200.00 patients. and we've installed the maintenance to be able to treat their needs and to receive the patients in the best way possible. still had for

mostly hunter killer attack subs as well as 14 missile launching boats. all other foreign navies , friend and foe, including russia, north korea and china view. the u. sy has the most potent one in the world will be a long time before the chinese can get anywhere near what the u. s. davies capable of doing everyday all the time. the u. s navy also has more than 2600 aircraft, fourth only to the us air force. the u. s army and the russian air force because of davy is a worldwide force, so it's got to be able to go where is needed. witnesses to the other side of the navy is the endless and increasing role it plays in humanitarian efforts worldwide and here at home really important piece of what the navy does the navy, sheer size and capabilities have kept a lot of potential aggressors from ever making a move. had ukraine been a nato member. it's doubtful russia would have ever invaded tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. and if you want to be a part of fleet week had to ktvu dot com. we have a schedule of all of the events happening throughout this weekend. the investigation of a firearm incident at an oakland school. has parents worried tonight coming up toni

u. s. army are drawn off the great plains and sent back east to fight. which means that what you are going to end up having in the west is mostly territorial militia. and so that's going to be a bit of an issue. even with the u.s. army there, that's not a guarantee that treaties will be upheld and things like that. but now, because of the civil war, right? there are some native american tribes and nations that will side with the confederacy. not necessarily because they agree with the confederacy, but because the confederacy has promised them land, right? a recognition of land. bernie, did you have a question? >> yeah. did those tensions with -- when they signed -- when they agreed with the confederates, were there tensions between tribal members at that time too? >> some, there was internal conflict over whether or not to side with the confederacy, yeah. and so there is, there's always tension that we are going to see. many -- the cherokee, at one point, actually, before they were forced into indian territory, large chunks of them, there were some that owned slaves themselves. they had adopted the notion of african slavery. so some of them would h

mostly hunter killer attack subs as well as 14 missile launching boats. all other foreign navies , friend and foe, including russia, north korea and china view. the u. se most potent one in the world will be a long time before the chinese can get anywhere near what the u. s davies capable of doing everyday all the time. the u. s navy also has more than 2600 aircraft, fourth only to the us air force. the u. s army and the russian air force because of davy is a worldwide force, so it's got to be able to go where is needed. witnesses to the other side of the navy is the endless and increasing role it plays in humanitarian efforts worldwide and here at home really important piece of what the navy does the navy share size and capabilities have kept a lot of potential aggressors from ever making a move. had ukraine been a nato member. it's doubtful russia would have ever invaded tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. well new discovery because of the drought at a california lake, a world war two era boat has now been pulled out of the waters of lake shasta. that historic ship was recently spotted at the bottom of the lake to the lower water levels caused by three ye