u. s. navy in the gulf. and could prove a game changer. the net aims to provide total surveillance of what is going on under or in the skies over a vast area of the sea or ocean. his high works, the sense in it is made up of more than a 100 unmanned surface drones supplemented by a mand, under water vehicles, an aerial drones that all form a 3 d sensor grid. they're linked to each other and the headquarters. vast amount of data st back is analyzed by artificial intelligence software that looks for unusual patterns of movement. the technology may be mostly american, but the u. s. navy is involving its maritime partners for we think the equation to, to increase our, to turns over all throughout the region. as 2 components is a strengthening the partnerships region component which we're working on quite virally. the 2nd part then is increasing the technology in the innovation. this is where the unmanned surface buses. but the sense in that is in its infancy and not all the partners all around the gulf corporate and the way they need to, to ma

u. s. plane repeatedly that it has illegally entered its territory and ordering it to move away with the u. s. navy plane dismisses the warnings and presses on with its mission radioing back to the chinese that they are within the international rights to conduct such an operation. but the u. s. presence, it seems, will have little effect on china's plans for the islands. now to india, where a cafe and gorka is fighting social stigma was tougher positive as it's called, aims to and to prejudice against people who have h. i read one cup at a time, one la t, i on the way, the hum of the coffee machine is a familiar sound even in this quiet corner of calcutta. but this is a different kind of cafe. all the employees here, a h i v positive or who actually mission a community worker colon gosh, is behind the initiative, which is called cafe positive. he also helps abandoned children with h. i v well wanna, i tele, i'm on the project and gonna let him try traveled to munich in germany in 2006. and a friend took me to dinner at a restaurant. he said i'd like. and when i went, i saw everyone working there wa

u. s. navy in the gulf and could prove a game changer. the net aims to provide total surveillance of what is going on under or in the skies over a vast area of the sea or ocean. his, her works. the sense in it is made up of more than a 100 on man surface drones supplemented by a man under water vehicles, an aerial drones that all form a 3 d sensor grid. they're linked to each other and the headquarters. the vast amount of data st. back is analyzed by artificial intelligence software that looks for unusual patterns of movement. the technology may be mostly american, but the u. s. navy is involving its maritime partners, or we think the equation to, to increase our deterrence over all throughout the region. as 2 components is a strengthening the partnerships rather region component which we're working on quite virally. the 2nd part then is increasing the technology and the innovation. this is where the unmanned surface buses. but the sensor net is in its infancy and not all the partners on or around the gulf. cooperate in the way they need

u. s. navy is involving its maritime partners. well, we think the equation to, to increase our deterrence over all throughout the region has 2 components, is a strengthening the partnerships, rugged region component, which we're working on quite virally. the 2nd part then, is increasing the technology and the innovation. this is where the unmanned surface buses, but the sensor net is in its infancy and not all the partners on or around the gulf corporate in the way they need to, to make the scheme effective problem that we have here is that the integration of all these different and platforms across the gcc and then with the americans is, is not something that is feasible because there is absolutely no data sharing at this point between g c. navies, does the navy's haven't really integrated? it's only integration on paper. and them sharing information is or is, is, doesn't seem to be a feasible thing. regardless of the challenges, the technology allows the u. s. military to have a far more detailed picture of an ever increasing ar

u. s. army medical research institute into infectious diseases into the walter reed army institute. of research into the naval medical research of a u. s. navy and into the u. s. army of biological warfare laboratory in fort detrick's. even though you, which used to be a being key facilities of the american program to develop biological when bondsville, all of these materials are available on the website of our ministry of defense and our minister of defense is a, of describing them in the course of their daily briefings, let me just dwell on the more salient examples. our military became aware of the details of the project you people before which was being conducted in laboratories of key of hot cove and a desktop. the goal is to study the possibility of spreading particular dangers and infections using migratory birds. and this includes a highly pathogenic influenza, h $5.00 and $1.00 whose aletha valley t 4 people reach as 50 percent, as well as in the new castle disease room. here there was another project, a where the a vector of though potential agents of biological weapon baths were considered good amongst priority areas for a study.

u. s. navy, a total surveillance picture of the gulf, and they say, this is just the beginning, alex topless out a 0 doe. hm. ah, it is good to have you with us. hello, adrian. forget hearing though, how the headlines i'll 0 nato allies say the war in ukraine is the greatest threat to its security and decades. the leaders of the military alliance, the european union and g. 7 nations have been meeting in brussels. they want moscow against using chemical, a nuclear weapons. poon was banking on, nate obeyed, split my early conversation with them in december and early january was clear to me . he didn't think we could sustain this cohesion. nato has never, never been more united than it is to day prudent is getting exactly the opposite. what he intended to have as a consequence of going in ukraine, we built that same unity with our european and the european union. and with the leading democracies of the g 7 in the coming hours, president bible had to a town near the polish ukrainian border and a show of solidarity. he'll visit j shoaf, about 80 kilometers from the frontier. bivens sent to meet u

u. s. navy ships from the black sea to avoid escalating the conflict, germany and austria on high alert over a possible disruption in russian natural gas supplies. as e leaders refused to meet moscow's demand for imports of the commodity to be paid for in rubles, instead of euro's and dollars in pakistan, thousands of people have been pro, against what they say is a corrupt government failing to cope with a growing economic crisis. that's as the prime minister might face a vote of no confidence on thursday as initiated by the political opposition. the head of the state alleges that the political turmoil is being orchestrated by the west, specifically the u. s. and he says he has proof with more about his ortiz plus we're that his trans prime minister faces a vote of no confidence. after crucial l, i switched to the opposition and tens of thousands of protesters took to the streets. and mid accusations that the government is myth, managing the economy, that among con, has lash back, saying it's foreign hands that are behind the conspiracy to topple him. i think some of the stooges who li

u. s. navy ships from the black sea to avoid escalating the conflict. germany and austria are on high alert over the possible disruption in russia. natural gas supplies, as e leaders refuse to meet moscow's demand or imports of the commodity to be paid for in rubles, instead of euro's and dollars and russian president vladimir putin, bans purchases of foreign software for critical infrastructure projects, saying it's to protect the country from potential cyber attacks and adverse effects of western sanctions with a debate on a no confidence vote due to start on thursday pakistan's prime minister claims the political turmoil is being orchestrated by the west, specifically the u. s. and he says that he has proof of clear reports that is trans prime minister faces a vote of no confidence after crucial ally switched to the opposition and tens of thousands of protesters took to the streets amid accusations that the government is myth, managing the economy that among con, has lash back saying its foreign hands that are behind the conspiracy to topple him . i think some of the stooges who live in

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u. s. s. are in the navy blue. and then other countries that had soviet armies yet and were under soviet influence. on the 4th floor were more phil. i have been saying this to our partners, including mister schultz received the school that they might end up with russian troops at their borders. sure. which brochure but then we can certainly see that it would be world war 3 civil portion already ship our negotiations. fail never but cooler than we can confidently say that it's not by accident that he's asking for demands that will be rejected by ukraine with thank he setting demands, which we cannot agree to. when is a moly before saying that though they simply didn't want piece before? yes. when the person is that what you will boykin and then russia will go full force towards the borders of european or nato countries. cecily feel it would be world war 3 horrible. her korean them euro with integrating them. escalade them to will do that if it oh, if you, if you were going to meet with him, then in tim. yeah. and ki

s. these are very capable aircrafts that can be transferred to the ukrainian navy and back field by the u. s. military, and we have the capability to give the ukrainians the opportunity to conduct this. we want to avoid the situation which would be a straight no-fly zone between you s and russian aircraft going nose to nose up there. that's a potential path to what we must be mindful of. give the ukrainians the tools they will fight this fight. i think very successfully. >> michael, are we not doing that yet? when we talk to people from ukraine, parliament members, we hear over and over, we feel they're being left alone, left out and america's not there for them. >> we can do more, stephanie. i would second everything the admiral said. i would also try and add other airplanes that we may have an hour stocks that could be of great used to the ukrainians as they continue to grind down the russian forces as they move closer and closer to the cities. it's very clear that putin is lamenting how poorly he has done so far, and he's trying to make up for that through the use of, of course, indisc

the russian navy massing a dozen warships off crimea u. s officials believe this armada will bring thousands of russian marines to assault the beaches of odessa, known as the pearl of the black sea. news of the pending invasion is sent locals scrambling traffic jams leaving town to the west and northwest picked up by image. shad international. before leaving the airport disabled by placing barriers on the runway to prevent russian transport planes from landing and bringing additional forces. it's not just odessa, where residents are fleeing russian forces now massing just outside kharkiv, ukraine's second largest city. they destroyed the school where i studied for 11 years, they also hit my house. all my friends are hiding in their basements after a call with vladimir putin, french president emmanuel macron warned the worst is yet to come in ukraine. he said. russian forces won't stop until the entire country is conquered. us officials say there's a clear willingness by the russians to hit civilian targets throughout ukraine. feel completely

u. s. wants these deployments to be visible. it's wide invites reporters aboard. and it's why the navy secretary has come to the truman for a visit. i would argue that the situation is quite stable here in the mediterranean sea. we have russian vessels that are out here. the american vessels, we have french vessels, we have italian vessels, we have spanish vessels, and it's a piece of situation here, as long as the russians continued to be a. and so, and that's what we want them to do. a message amplified by truman's presence that a native not yet at war believes that can still deter one through string. well, here's the look at some other developments in the conflict. hollins, prime minister, has called for a complete blockade on all trade between russia and the e. u. while touring a polish missile factory, mateusz mout, myroom viet ski. it said russian ships carrying russian goods should be barred from entering european see ports and all trade by land band to ukrainian president volunteered semanski has called on the swiss government to freeze the bank accounts of all russian oligarch

u. s. wants these deployments to be visible. it's wide invites reporters aboard. and it's why the navy secretary has come to the truman for a visit. i would argue that the situation is quite stable here in the mediterranean sea. we have russian vessels that are out here. the american vessels, we have french vessels, we have italian vessels, we have spanish vessels, and it's a piece of situation here, as long as the russians continued to behave. and so, and that's what we want them to do. a message amplified by truman's presence that a native not yet at war believes that can still deter one through strength is a look at some other developments in the conflict. ukrainian president brought him his the lensky, his accused roster of deliberately creating a humanitarian catastrophe in ukraine. he repeated his appeal for direct talks with russian president vladimir putin. cholenski said negotiations would not be easy or pleasant, but they unnecessary women and the leaders of india and japan of cold for an immediate hold to the violence in ukraine. japan's full yoke is shita had urged no end r

u. s. wants these deployments to be visible. it's wide invites reporters aboard. and it's why the navy secretary has come to the truman for a visit. i would argue that the situation is quite stable here in the mediterranean sea. we have russian vessels that are out here. the american vessels, we have french vessels, we have italian vessels, we have spanish vessels, and it's a piece of situation here, as ours, the russians continued to be 8. and so, and that's what we want them to do. a message amplified by truman's presence that a native not yet at war believes that can still deter one through strength. sometimes the color is just the color. that's how a russian cosmonaut explains why he and his crew arrived to the international space station wearing the colors of the ukrainian flag, blue and yellow of come to signal solidarity with ukraine since the war began. but the cosmo, it's pushed back on speculation that they, assigning against moscow. i think it was regular. every crew picks their suits, were overalls on their own accord so that they don't look the same. they look different fo

admiral james is a 30 year navy veteran who retired with four stars. he's the former head of the u. sormer supreme allied commander of nato. admiral, you are nato's supreme allied commander, what should we expect out of tomorrow's summit? >> for three things, alicia. first and foremost, look for verbal-ization of the incredible unity of the alliance. look, nato is on a roll. vladimir putin has gotten exactly what he did not want, which is a unified nato, unified democracy around the world, outstanding together. so, look, for real moment of unity portrayed here. number two, look for practical steps that the lines will take to put pressure on nato borders near russia, meaning moving moving active military units, moving more ships into the biloxi, into the black sea. putting aircraft overhead. not over ukraine, as we just discussed, but over the borders of the alliance. all of that designed to send vladimir putin a signal. final thing, alicia, look for practical pledges from the nato nations of what they will contribute to the defense of ukraine, meaning more missiles, stingers, javelins

with us tonight to discuss, he's a 30 year navy iterant who retired with four stars on his shoulders. he's the former head of the u. sommand and former supreme allied commander of nato. his new book is 2034. a novel of the next world war. now on paperback. admiral, i'm so glad you are with us, because it's frustrating. you walk in line to get coffee and you hear people saying, don't we care? why don't we just go with the no-fly zone? can you explain for us would have tons if a no-fly zone gets established? >> right, steph, for the last two years everyone has been an epidemiologist, and currently everyone's an expert on no-fly zone's. i actually established a no-fly zone. i put one up in 2011 over libya in the war on libya, if you remember that, about ten years ago. they're hard. lloyd austin, the secretary of defense is exactly right. they're complicated, they bring confrontation. the first thing you gotta do when you establish a no-fly zone is not put the jets up. the first thing you do is take out your opponents air defense system, because when your chants go up there, a can't be shot down by your opponents, in thi

u. s. and nato allies are determined to sustain ukraine in resisting russia's invasion. a comes after nato secretary general leanne stockton. bert sounded the alarm about russia potentially using chemical weapons. meanwhile, not backing down ukraine's navy says it has destroyed a lot.