u. s. navy and air force, as well as the saudi arabian air force. this war has to and and to underscore our commitment, we are ending all american support for offensive operations in the war in yemen, including relevant arms, sales, her international security, unless the hud masoud believes, despite promises to en support for operations in yemen, including those ob sales u. s. foreign policy is chiefly set up to make money. well, the weapons which are being used in the middle east have been quite a very long time given by the american. so nothing new. because the biggest weapons manufacture right now in the world, in the united states of america, they will continue to do this. they will need to sell because the foreign policy of the states to be paid by the military industrial complex for the money that noise in the but i am re lease right now, but will it be a once again, a huge be beneficial and profitable business? why do they exclude this is the sales that have taken place between america and america without pay for moscow ahead this, our russia

u. s. navy led in kit leading to a nancy russian government. let's read this extremely point that we always bear this in mind. we've seen a counselor, as we've seen weapons. we've seen a funding coming out of nato countries into ukraine to finance an army which is fighting against russian speaking people of ukraine. so it's good that nato does not intervene directly in this specific war, but nato is also, since these past years has been intervening in ukraine and has been encouraging ukraine to attack the russian speakers of dumbasses. so i think this is something else we should bring to mind to mr. chilton berg. well, that's the rop for now. my name is peter scott and i'll be back again at the top of the hour. then he'll dates on bush's ongoing military operation. thank you for watching. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking together in the world of politics, sport, business, i'm show business. i'll see you then. by the way. i am jenny. yep, of course. the more gunner, with the assault section of the 2nd platoon 3r

u. s. navy and air force, as well as the saudi arabian air force. images of the shocking aftermath of hundreds of strikes had been tragically consistent throughout more than 7 years of bloody conflict. and n g o z have repeatedly called out weapons sales for the region. as a key factor in the worse and crisis heretic, images that have trickled out of yemen or jarring reminder of who is paying the terrible price for western states lucrative sales to saudi arabia and its coalition allies. the one thing as consistent as the stream of appalling images from yemen has been us policy on arm sale to saudi arabia and its allies. 3 administrations, both democrat and republican, have completed billions in weapons deals while the war in yemen has raged. and walled from enthusiasm for alms deals with saudi princes was well known. there was hope, the bottom administration would be different given, but now prisoners criticism of saudi arabia on the campaign trail and pledges to tone down support. this war has to end. and to underscore our commitment, where need all americans support for offensive operations

u. s. navy led in kit leading to a nancy russian government. let's read this extreme to point that we always bear this in mind. we've seen counselors, we've seen weapons, we've seen a funding coming out of nato countries into ukraine to finance an army which is fighting against russian speaking people of ukraine. so it's good that nato does not intervene directly in this pacific war, but nato is also, since these past years has been intervening in ukraine and has been encouraging ukraine to attack the russian speakers of dumbasses. so i think this is something else we should bring to mind to just oldenburg. well, that's all for now. my name is peter scotts and i'll be back again in around 30 minutes with any old dates on which is ongoing military operation. thank you for watching. ah, a in with, in here across the entire russian capital, this is not even national a government with this is them by going business. you can't afford to miss i.

u. s. navy and air force, as well as the saudi arabian air force. the explosive substance of these bombs is more powerful than the war heads of large missiles in terms of the force of the explosion. this is a laser controlled precision weapon with this war has to end. and to underscore our commitment, we're ending all american support for offensive operations in the war in yemen, including relevant arm sales. here. it's a national security analyst hud masoud believes just by promises to en, support for operations in yemen, including arms, sales. u. s. foreign policy is chiefly set up to make money. well, the weapons which are being used in the middle east have been put a very long dying out given by the american. so nothing new. because the biggest weapons manufacture right now in the world is united states of america. they will continue to do that. they will need to sell because the foreign policy of united states just dictated by the military industrial complex. so the money that noise in is that what i am li, live right now, but really see is onc

u. s. navy led in kit leading to nancy russian government. this read this extreme to point that we always bear this in mind. we've seen a counselor, as we've seen weapons, we've seen a funding coming out of nato countries into ukraine to finance an army which is fighting against russian speaking people of ukraine. so it's good that nato does not intervene directly in this pacific war, but nato is also, since these past years has been intervening in ukraine and has been encouraging ukraine to attack the russian speakers of dumbasses. so i think this is something else we should bring to mind of mr. chilton berg. meanwhile, all tasks assigned to russian troops on day one that were successfully completed. according to the russian defense ministry. that comes after the kremlin started a miniature operation, which it says is aimed at defending the don bass from ukrainian aggression. russian armed forces have destroy day to 3 ukrainian military targets. the defense ministry added that no civilian areas with targets it. the strikes were aimed only at

u. s. navy and shell to go of france? so this is im, them order. the mediterranean sea is an important region where russia through large scale naval exercises, proves it's able to ensure military security thanks to increase naval power. the level is truly unprecedented. this is a large scale demonstration of military power that shows russia can ensure its security in any situation. it's important given that nature, naval forces have increased activity in the me.

u. s. navy, with threatening new sanctions to, to cut russia from the global financial system if it invades neighboring ukraine. but some expert, se, russia's already well prepared for coping with any such measures as the current sanctions of actually spoke renewed criticism from political leaders in europe. same, but they've been detrimental to their own, you economies. russia has made its economy more sanctions proof. it has been building a strong resilience. we must reduce our dependency on russian energy. i have to say that the sanctions policy that has been introduced against russia has done more harm to hungry than to russia. we talk about potential sanctions more with british american investor banker, writer mitchell foster. and he thinks the measures would actually negatively impact the u. s. economy more than intend to target the russian one. i think that the sanctions effected the russian economy. i think that this is more about debt credit and leverage, and i think that most of the western countries are bankrupt. the united states has $300.00 trillion dollars in debt that can't r

u. s. navy, encroaching and russia. watson. but i want to take a step back fast. i mean, it's bad to say that the story of the week has been the crisis around ukraine. it's what will the headlines are about politicians about the ice on that's flooding. twitter to one party which has been ratcheting up to, despite all its claims, of course, to be the global leader of diplomacy is washington itself. the months it has been pushing this narrative of russia, the aggressive president bush and finalizing his plans were on the brink of world war 3. at the same time, cool, sending millions of dollars of weaponry to ukraine, deploying thousands of troops. nato troops closer to rush is bought as diplomacy and shore, as interpreted by the us. on friday though, the white house says rhetoric reached really unprecedented levels of hysteria. and the message that we had was basically very simple to anyone who was in ukraine and who was one of us get out was can winter is coming. an invasion could begin at any time credible prospect that a russian military action would take place e

u. s. navy, and shell to gull of france, said it is m them order. the mediterranean sea is an important region where russia through large scale naval exercises, proves it's able to ensure military security thanks to increase naval power. the level is truly unprecedented. this is a large scale demonstration of military power. the shows russia can insure its security in any situation. it's important, given that nature, naval forces have increased activity in the mediterranean sea. the alliance plans exercises that before heading to the black sea. russia being armed with the latest carries of sea based cruise missiles will help deter possible provocative actions by nato ships and submarines. mit is iranian is considered to be an important reason for russia. this importance is proven by the visit of the russian defense minister. sergey shall go to syria to attend the trails of the russian politicians and military officials have also pointed out the strategic importance of the mediterranean for russia. in total, more than $140.00 warships and support ves

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u. s navy plane , the department of defense said. situations like that.erous outcomes could be one misjudgment. but one mistake one plane flying too close to another. one bad decision. and war could break out. the state department says they have not received a written response from russia on what they need to discuss and how to deescalate but hope to have something in the coming days in washington. lauren blanchard, fox news. this is ktvu fox two news at six. what a difference a day makes on mask requirements. today you can go into a lot of places without face coverings. there are exceptions, but many say it is a big step towards getting life back to normal. good evening. i'm cristina rendon bad. hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. today, the statewide mask mandate is no more expired at midnight, so as long as you are vaccinated. you are now allowed to take off your mask and most settings. we've got team coverage tonight. we're going to take you to one bay area county where the mandate is still in effect. but first ktvu is tom baker shows us the changes an

u. s navy plane, the department of defense said. could lead to more dangerous outcomes could be one misjudgment. one mistake . one plane find too close to another. one bad decision. and war could break out. the state department says they have not received a written response from russia on what they need to discuss and how to deescalate but hope to have something in the coming days in washington. lauren blanchard, fox news. already i hope you had a nice stay today. beautiful weather everywhere was nice. we had sixties and seventies all around the bay area, even at the coast . we were in the mid and upper sixties temperatures tomorrow going to be about the same maybe a little. warmer some places, maybe a little cooler. other places it's breezy out there, especially at the higher elevations. we'll look at those winds in just a minute that high pressure that's the culprit looks. that's everybody said that's a that's essentially the pacific high. which is a feature of our summertime weather. that's why we are wet in the winter dry in the

u. s navy plane , the department of defense said. situations like that.ld lead to more dangerous outcomes could be one misjudgment. but one mistake one plane flying too close to another. ah! one bad decision. and war could break out. the state department says they have not received a written response from russia on what they need to discuss and how to deescalate but hope to have something in the coming days in washington. lauren blanchard, fox news. up on the floor, a longtime cultural center that once hosted the likes of maya angelou, james baldwin and a young kamala harris how to students. researchers are working to ensure the rainbow signs rightful place in history. another day of full sunshine here in the bay area and warming temperatures. that would be the case in your thursday forecast and we continue to look for those rain clouds were looking hard but two latino if you have an update if we have any rain chances student researchers are g to make sure a piece of the bay area's black history isn't forgotten. ktvu sandra senior joins us now live from t

u. s . meanwhile, such as the border truckers have set up a facebook page and solidarity with their can navy and colleagues. although it was with li, blocked jeremy. why did facebook take down your page? mm censorship. that's fine us. and it's not just facebook that go fund me website has blocked donations to the drivers side thing legal issues that campaign had received around $10000000.00 canadian dollars for the convoy. more than was raised for the countries major political parties in the last quarter of 2021 county cody, a canadian conservative party member to me earlier worrying precedent has being said by private companies trying to restrict the is going to beat has been invited to the house of commons to discuss things. and the convoy have their lawyers and accounts looking at everything. there's a lot of censorship that's going on. they seem to want to have one narrative. and if you are a question that narrative or disagree with that narrative, or you just have a difference of opinion, you're shut down, the administrators, i have been in contact with. and they turned off their person

with us tonight, admiral james stravridis, he's a 30 year navy veteran who retired with four stars on his shoulders. he's the former head of the u. ssummit command and former supreme commander of nato. he also coauthored a recent book, 2034, a novel of the next world war. it is also good to see you and we just heard the defensive retiree say, you don't do these things for now reason. but, is it out of the realm of possibility that vladimir putin is waiting until the very last minute to make a decision, or, do you think he is creating a clear pretext for an invasion and is committed to an attack? >> chris, i think both are true. in other words, he is in fact not quite certain there are a couple other key indicators that could tell us that he has actually closed the switch and is moving forward, but, your correct. he has put in place everything he needs to do, short of throwing a couple of key switches -- >> what are those communicators you are looking for? >> three in particular, chris. i would watch for an increase cyberattack. we've seen the beginning of that about a week ago, almost probing into the major command control notes of

washington post, -- admiral james stavridis a 30 year navy veteran who retired with four stars on his shoulders, he is the former head of the u. s. southern command, and former supreme allied commander of nato. and michael mcfaul, former u. s. ambassador to russia and he and bc -- thank you all for being here. let's start on the ground. i want to know how you assess of the situation has changed on the ground in the past 24 hours, both in the threat to ukraine, and its neighbors given the president's decision to move more u. s. troops to protect the country's nearly on the border with russia. >> it has certainly changed. there has been an invasion of ukraine. and then vision is the imposition of armed troops on sovereign territory without consent of that sovereign nation. it does not matter whether it is a squad, 22 tanks, or 200,000 troops. the big change of course is there has been an invasion. administration is using that term vividly, and correctly to rally democratic forces on the military side, the ukrainians themselves are amping up their military preparation to fight. ukrainian forces were under my command when i was supr

the navy, in particular, will receive real weapons missiles that will finally enable us to have something against the russians in the black and as of c. s. u k. officials in the media clearly have so much devotion to ukraine. they're willing to put these instruments of death into the hands of key ebs warriors. well, the british taxpayer has a right to know who are these people. let's take a look at ukranian sniper, alina bella's air sky. she's the hero of one of the sons, recent articles and claims. she has no remorse for killing russians. but what the article conveniently left out is that bellas air sky is actually a member of right sector, a ukrainian neo ash's party. and before that, she was one of ukraine's most famous or infamous. far right extremist bloggers. it seems you do not hide that. you consider yourself a ukrainian nationalist. absolutely, and i have never hidden this from the fast days on an up to the latest nationalist can mean a lot of things shore, but ukrainians often seem to take things a lot farther than in other countries. for example, the sun's hero seems to have a thing for monuments to adult hitler. by the way, i'l

navy. they issued warning signs to the americans that were 1st ignored, but then they did eventually leave or the russian waters. now, at the russian defense ministry has now i called the u. s. military attache. they've been summoned to the ministry to try and clarify what actually took place. this of course, is a very important development and it could explain why the russian defense minister spoke to his american counterpart earlier today. what comes of that meeting? we'll have to wait and see. indeed, thank you for that. dorsey jabari live in moscow and al jazeera natasha butler is in kia ukraine's capital. she says many people, they're feeling anxious despite the president's calls for com. he's calling people not to panic, and that's pretty much been his message over the past few days and weeks. he is saying the business of life must go on as usual, but at the same time, of course, what is happening in ukraine. the reality here in kiev is the several countries have decided to advise their citizens to get out of the country as soon as possible . unless they really need to stay here, and on top of that, you have the u. s. embassy pulling out all of it's a diplomatic stuff