u. s. if we're going to talk a gemini, if we're going to consider the end, the mind that you're making now for what the u. s needs, it's india is india doesn't go along with this. the u. s. is in a bad place to try and job. um, meet its goal. no, i think its very important india's in fairy very important part of this. once again, as i said, this is why we're using the 19th century terminology of the indo pacific before here it was always the asia pacific. this the bismarck enter, that the ursus brought back because they want india to be the left flank of this encirclement. so they need so they need india. ah, to be in a conflict with china. so therefore, that situation. speaking of the west, they would like to see more bodily royals, as we said earlier, conflicts they, they would like to not see india take russia side and the situation with ukraine. they're disappointed with india for buying rushes oil when they sanctioned it. and now they're probably disappointed that india is not coming out. ah, perhaps so more fervently against us sending trips or partnerships along that dog, taiwan straits. correct? yes, and

u. s. need to actually put this on the she ation as something that they need to do in order to get out of the situation. otherwise, this is continuing and we don't know after this partials, he's fire, what would happen to the capital? our staff is still have the ground still have the air and the asset control, the rest of the states are controlling cartoon and therefore, so therefore, so this is the situation of the ground right now. it's still a battle field. yeah, both parties are still hoping or thinking they could actually win this or journalist alice honestly, adam following the development for us from nairobi. we appreciate your time in your reporting tonight. thank you. thank you so much. turkeys president richard, tire baird. a wine has reappeared in public after a short illness to open a russian built nuclear power plant air to one in russian president vladimir fujen both dialed in video. the video lead today to unveil the r q u power plant land is expected to eventually meet about 10 p

u. s. needed to go to syria . was that sound advice? should obama have listened to power? no is terrible advice for obama to listen to samantha power factor, anybody to listen to samantha power, the idea that we were there in syria syria illegally. of course, other both american law and under the un charter to protect the syrian people from, from the assad regime. what, in fact we're talking about supporting a bunch of jihad terrorists against 80 secular syrian government is just it just terrible advice. and by the way, let's stop the night. this was not unintended. we knew very well, we knew as far back as 2000 well, that supporting these terrorist groups and syria was going to lead to an anti he like isis. this is not a honest business is good, and that is the reality of what we're facing, which is fashion. ah, we start with breaking news that main suspect in the st. petersburg bomb blast which killed a high profile russian war reporter is detained by police. alley. $31.00 people, including a 14 year old burle, were injured in the blast, thought to be caused by it of lif

u. s. need syrian oil to fund its proxies and. * is actually interested in fighting terrorists their locals in the north and reported a new come by of the us, of the patient army taking several over 2000 and tankers of syrian oil to their records in iraq. so this is something that happens on a weekly basis from we're on reporting from our own investigations at the cradle. so these, the factors they are taking out of syria and not so much for the us to steal these i all for their own benefit. but to be resolved, in order to fund these militia, approximately the inferior man among the democratic forces and their activity that they carry out in theory on iraq, the united states and the, the control large majority of the areas producing sector and which came up there after the russian army enters syria to help the masters, defeat ices, and other build a fine. washington was pretty comfortable letting in advance towards the massacres . but it was the rush of the freight. and that's when washington cr

u. s needs to tighten procedures. republican senator tim scott of south carolina, is set to launch an exploratory committee for a potential 2024 presidential run. sources say. scott will make the announcement this morning. former south carolina governor nikki haley is already in the race. her campaign took a swipe at former president trump saying while trump was in court, haley was proposing an immigration plan. former president trump says his legal issues will not force him to quit the race. he told fox news last night that he would never drop out. he also claimed that court employees in manhattan cried over his indictment. when i went to the courthouse, which is also a prison in a sense. they signed me in and i'll tell you people were crying people that work there. professionally worked there that have no problems putting in murderers and they see everybody. they were crying , actually crying. they said. i'm sorry. they'd say 2024 2024. and tears are pouring down there is trump was interviewed by tucker carlson, who

u. s. troops there in the 1st place, was advisement from samantha power to brock obama, when she was on his national security council. that the u. s. needed to go to syria, was that sound advice? should obama have listened to power? no stable advice for obama to listen to samantha power. in fact, for anybody to listen to samantha power, the idea that we were there in syria syria illegally. of course, other both american law and under the un charter to protect the syrian people from, from the assad regime. what, in fact we're talking about supporting a bunch of jihad terrorists against a secular syrian government, is just it just a terrible advice and an inmate by the way, let's not be naive. this was not unintended. we knew very well. we knew as far back as 2012 that supporting these terrorist groups and syria was going to lead to an anti he like isis. this is not a unintended consequence of a bad information or bad judgment. this is an intended outcome by people in washington to create terrorist entities to use as weapons against regimes we're targeting for removal. so the, the idea that somehow we, oh gosh, we, it for the umpteenth time

u. s. need syrian oil to funded proxies and is not actually interested in fighting terrorists, their locals in the north and reported a new come by of the us patient army, taking out several over to the us in tankers, of syria and oil to their records in iraq. so this is something that happens on a weekly basis from we're on reporting from our own investigations at the cradle. so these, these bankers they are thinking out of syria and not so much for the us to steal these oil for their own benefit. but to be resolved, in order to fund these militia, the, approximately, the inferior man chief among the democratic forces and their activity that they carry out in theory on iraq, the united states and the as the control, large majority of the areas, oil producing sector of which came out there after that the russian army enters here to help the masters defeat isis, and of until the point of washington was pretty comfortable letting advance towards the masters. but one of the russians entered the fre

u. s. need syrian oil to fund is proxies and is not actually interested in fighting terrorists. there locals in north and reported a new come by of the patient army, taking out several over 2000 and tankers of seriana oil to their records in iraq. so this is something that happens on a weekly basis from our own reporting, from our own investigations or the cradle. so these are the factors they are taking out of syria and not so much for the us to still use for their own benefit. but to be resolved, in order to fund these militia, approximately the interior may chief among the democratic forces and all their activity that they carry out in 3 on the iraq, the united states, and the as the control, large majority of the boy producing sector and which came up there after they, the russian army entered syria to help the massacres to feed ice. and up until the point of washington was pretty comfortable letting advance towards the masters. while the rush had been through the freight. and that's when washington created the s b f out there, boots on the ground and started pushing back. i

u. s. need siri, an oil. the fun that proxies is not actually interested in fighting terrorists, the locals in the north and reported a new come by of because of the patient army taking out several over 2000 and tankers of seriana oil to their records in iraq. so this is something that happens on a weekly basis from we're on reporting from our own investigations or the cradle. so these, these bankers they are taking out of syria and not so much for the us to still need for their own benefit, but to be resolved. in order to fund these militia the, approximately, the interior man, chief among the democratic forces and all their activity that they carry out on the iraq, the united states, and the as the control, large majority of the areas producing sector and which came up there after that the russian army entered syria to help them to feed ice. and up until the point of washington was pretty comfortable letting advance towards the masters. but it was the rush of the freight. and that's when watching the create

u. s. and u. k. in the process is unseen. conjugate the rental margins take queen ursula literally just finished admonishing all the kiddies in the u. schoolyard over the need for unity at all cost against china. and already it seems like they found something else that they disagree on. sources are now telling the western press, the countries are caught up in arguing about whether funding earmarked by brussels for ammunition production for ukraine and to replenish member states own supplies should be spent inside europe. as frances arguing for whether that cache ultimately taken from the pockets of taxpayers of member states, let's not forget, should fuel weapons production in the us or in the u. k. as poland reported the once arguing that it would mean that ukraine would get the animal faster. right now the made in europe camp is reportedly winning the debate, but it's not settled. and here's how important chief, you, diplomat years of burrell considered this issue to be back in february, we will everything we can use in the beast facility to provide financing, looking for dig, waging way to be in defense agency. and again, commission altogether. we can do

u. s needs to prepare taiwan for that possibility, right? d he added in those remarks that he believes the u. s actually needs to speed up its shipment of weapons and arms to taiwan in order to prepare them for that possibility, but again, he is saying all of this as a hypothetical he believes it is important to get taiwan ready for this possibility, but that he does not necessarily believe it is inevitable. however as the u. s military has said repeatedly and as biden has said the u. s of course, is prepared to come to taiwan's defense. if china does try to make a move on it, caitlin and we should also point out that kevin mccarthy has just confirmed he will be meeting with the president of taiwan on wednesday in california will be watching that natasha bertrand, thank you. and new this morning on cnn, abby's warner, the virginia teacher who was shot by her six year old student, is suing the staff at elementary school for $40 million in damages for failing to take action. when there were concerns the boy had a firearm the day of the shooting

u. s. military personnel about what went on amid and chaotic afghan hole out. we also heard from robert stuart, representing the u. s. department of defense and he testified about the need for oversight and how the pentagon has adjusted some of its procedures. following the withdrawal, we pivoted our work. dear d i o i g to deal with some emergency air drive time my time has expired. do you have data regarding well, what i, what i was gonna say is we've not an oversight work on that now. but as i testified, we did obtain our copy of the administration's after action and we're actively reviewing that now. and if there's additional oversight, we're already do. i do it wash. now, while biting wouldn't authorize the effort to prevent this horrendous bombing from occurring and the hands of the military here had been tied and preventing this, this devastating blast. what was authorized was a retaliatory strike by the united states afterwards. and in that strike, the world saw how 3 adults and 7 children lost their lives or some additional reaction to the story. american military veteran on authors, scott bennett, says the inaction against the palmer is inexcusable. i think th

u. s and its allies do they need to be paying more attention to india? are they paying enough attention to what is taking place in india right now? so this is a really important question that you raised. the u. s can do a lot more to engage with india. i think one of the most important things that happened very recently, is that they finally have appointed a u. s. ambassador to india. eric garcetti, the former mayor of los angeles, but it's taken about two years to actually get that process approved. uh by the senate, and the u. s needs to have somebody on the ground in new delhi directly talking to india working on behalf of the united states engaging on issues to do with geopolitics, the economy, uh, supply chains, things that are very important. and even though there is bipartisan support in the us to engage more with india, there needs to be greater consistency. uh over how the us approaches that relationship because the u. s will have another election in a year's time. if there's a different president. does that mean there's going to be another u. s

u. s. and need to policy told ukraine because they consider the ukraine just as a raw material before they are aggressive purposes for reaching the aggressive purposes against russia. and they are pumping ukraine with the weaponry. and as you just mentioned, old weaponry air from other need to from, from many nato countries. and the main beneficiary of these kind of policy is the united states of america, which no military and industrial conflicts industry is now or issue insured or orders for the years to come. and here they are making profit on the war or they are conducting new creed against us. or, well, it's very cynical bolus it actually it's, it's a policy that completely ignores the core interests of the ukrainian people and to the policy that is aimed at creating a military threats to russia. are using ukraine as a well, maybe bridge head or as a result of a ram against against russia. well, maybe at the moment when they finally recognize that the inability of the key for g of key for jean or to continue military actions, they will stop as we all know. and the presence of freshman

u. s. and need to policy told ukraine, or because the consider ukraine just as a raw material for their aggressive purposes for reaching the aggressive purposes against russia. they are pumping ukraine or with the weaponry. and as you just mentioned, old weaponry air from her other a, from of, from many nato, her countries and in the main beneficiary of these kind of policy. now, in the united states of america, which no military and industrial conflicts industry is now or issue insured or orders for the years to come. and here they are making profit on the war they are conducting ukraine against us. no, well it's very cynical bolus it actually it's, it's a policy that completely ignores the core interests of the ukrainian people and to the policy that is aimed at creating a military threats to russia. oh, using ukraine as a well, maybe breach head, or as a rat, sort of a ram against against russia. well, maybe at the moment when they finally recognize that the inability of the key for g of key for jean or to continue military actions, they will stop as we all know. and the presidents are freshman

u. s. department of defense and he testified about the need for oversight and how the pentagon has adjusted some of its procedures. following the withdrawal, we pivoted our work, a d, a, d i o i g to deal with some emergency air drive time. my time has expired. do you have data regarding, well, what i, what i was going to say is we've not done oversight work on that now. but as i testified, we did obtain a copy of the administrations after action and we're actively reviewing that now. and if there's additional oversight, we're already new, i'll do it wash. now i'll biding, wouldn't authorize the effort to prove that this horrendous bombing from occurring and the hands of the military here had been tied and preventing this, this devastating blast. what was authorized was a retaliatory strike by the united states afterwards. and in that strike the world saw how 3 adults and 7 children lost their lives. or we're, we got some further reaction to this from american military veteran or 3rd, scott bennett, who saves the inaction against the bomber, is an excuse. i think this entire scenario has 2

u. s. is seeming need to go after trust, gushing keisha europe, you're a political analyst, you understand this region, isab skirmishes, these battles really bench into it. first of all, what happens during these battles in may? and then they built up a little bit into us. exactly. and then in september, it nothing that has been so serious us to involve, you know, major the same time. i think the lack of attention to it in the current st. and visa the, the united states. well, what do you, what do you mean? what do you mean by a big pakistan traditionally has been an ally of china. it's related sometimes, not related to each other and it's created a states indo pacific strategy. yeah, that's why it's called india, australia, japan and the united states. and india with plan of encirclement around china now will act india because of its alliance with russia. therefore, since then, the quad formation has weakened dependent role in many of these. ugh, ugh, united states and china and russia and how many miss holds? i think we're going to be able to put it on a map and you're going to see that

in the west it needs to stop because what's happening in d. c, against this proxy war that the u. s. and they just need to stop funding ukraine. it's basically a money laundering for the worse attacks and you're right, journalists are not getting very much protected. and particularly in the west, just friday, they had a major they call it propaganda, but it's not products, they want the protection. and that's why russia got involved in the 1st place. because this western back to that happened in 2014 has an attack will be all condemned and thoroughly conduct. been so strong. yeah, we see to we will wait and see what we to see. what comes, of course though author and former u. s. senate, a tara rate of a prominent russian philosopher was killed in a car bomb last organ. russian security services claim key of special forces were response, a is western special services are trying to silence pro russian jer. i lost another colleague, several months ago just together. and now him and, and see this happening to the russian journalist. you don't see the russians fits if, if the details are

u. s needs to act quickly to secure herskovits release clearly done this for political purposes to gainome kind of leverage over the united states or make make an example out of them to make a point. if convicted, evan gersh covic faces up to 20 years in a russian prison in london. greg palkot fox news, the vatican announced, pope francis will be discharged from the hospital tomorrow after being treated for bronchitis. the vatican says the 86 year old contracted but bronchitis through an infection and the anti biotics he was given at the hospital have caused a marked improvement in his health. the pontiff even enjoyed pizza last night. the pope was hospitalized wednesday for breathing problems today, while hospitalized pope francis baptized the newborn at the same hospital. during his stay, he also visited the children's cancer ward office and handed out rosaries and easter candy. vatican spokesperson said he's getting stronger every day and is expected to participate in palm sunday celebrations after his release tomorrow. a bipartisan group of lawmakers says sony may be violating the j

u. s needs to act quickly to secure herskovits release clearly done this for political purposes to gain some kind of leverage over the united states or make make an example out of them to make a point. if convicted, evan gersh devic faces up to 20 years in a russian prison in london. greg palkot fox news a group of oakland, others, sparking a housing equality movement. their mission has the national conversation on homelessness is changing. and seasonably cool weather expected for your bay area weekend but mainly dry. better details on what you can expect coming up equality ktvu alex savage, with their spoke with a woman who helped spark a national movement and conversation centered around homelessness. arrested because i'm hopeless singer you put me in jail singer. how many doors you have. trying to live. trying to keep my kids say shouting the tension. the battering rams. there was a time when this collective of mothers was the symbol of america's housing crisis. the new face of homelessness. it doesn't look like what traditionally, they stay mental health issues or drug addicts are h

u. s. might not be there in the long term. we've seen the u. s. escaping. i've gotten this done. they see the u. s. not being stable ally, so they need to, to hedge their bets. and somehow i think there's a, there's a whole slowly we might have actually some, some kind of piece in and maybe with this, how push more may be a long term solution of the listing in the issue coming up next bricks has been talking about expansion for many months now, so saudi arabia, normalizing relations with iran. will this basically secure the addition of the dual into the new economic block? we'll discuss it when we return with angelo giuliano, the type the m. o will be right back. i oh ah, during the 2nd world war in nazi occupied, poland, virginia was a farming region today as part of ukraine between 19431945 members of the ukrainian insurgent army, led by step on bendara. nasa could thousands of poles in virginia, in a diabolical ethnic cleansing process. the murders were particularly horrific and brutal villages were burned and property looted. the valinda massa is without doubt one of the bloodiest episodes in polish ukrainian history. why are ukr

need to arm taiwan. now before there is any sort of invasion. what about u. s. troops? i think, you know, then you're talking about an unauthorized use of military force. what would come out of my committee or a declaration of war which we haven't you license war 2? would you support that? i think your firm, if you have china commerce, china invades tie one. i think that is certainly if the american people support this, the congress will follow. while the politician arrived as part of the us delegation to taiwan on thursday, while in washington house speaker, kevin mccarthy met with ty ones leader. despite china objections at a potential response, beijing last 3 days of large scale military girls near the street of taiwan on saturday, the chinese foreign ministry, and done the presence of the u. s. officials and taiwan. i ran and he pushed i. one is an inseparable part of china. china sovereignty and territorial integrity has never been divided and division won't be allowed. some countries hype up to false narrative of democracy versus authoritarianism and use the prete

need to arm taiwan. now before there is any sort of invasion. what about u. s. troops arctic? you know, then you're talking about an authorized use of military force. what would come out of my committee or a declaration of war which we haven't you license war 2? would you support that? i think if, if the of china commerce, china invades tie one, i think that is certainly if the american people support this, the congress will fall. or the politician arrived as part of the us delegation to taiwan on thursday. while in washington house speaker, kevin mccarthy met with ty, ones, leader, despite china's objections in a potential response. beijing launched 3 days of large scale military drills near the strait of taiwan on saturday. the chinese foreign ministry in them. the presence of u. s. officials in taiwan, amen. i. one is an inseparable part of china. china sovereignty and territorial integrity has never been divided and division won't be allowed. some countries hype up the false narrative of democracy versus authoritarianism, and use the pretext of democracy to support and con

u. s. has needs deployed pretty much in a whole lot of european countries and has for the past several years. the 2 leaders also talked about the need for global food security, underscoring the need to facilitate grain and fertilizer exports. no word though about what france is doing to stop the 44 percent of ukrainian grain that's getting out from going to europe. as the turkish president pointed out earlier this year, where it's then being used to feed pigs in spain to beef up european pork exports on one hand, and to undercut the price of local farmers in poland, bulgaria, and romania, whom the u was now having to bail out to the tune of 56300000 euros because of that fiasco. speaking of the e. u. it turns out that vander line didn't quite spend her trick, eating big macs at mcdonald's while macklin was swanning around in the state banquet. but it sounds like it was pretty close. shiny social media treated her like she was team america or world police's bad cop. she also didn't win over too many fans by waiting into the taiwan issue in china, saying that no one should change the status qu

u. s needed to acquire these tanks upgrade them to the more advanced someone a to get the training doneand then send them in. that was a process that would have taken a very long time. but then the us made a decision to accelerate that whole process, sending a slightly older version of the tank, the m one, a one with some less sophisticated equipment, but the goal of that was to get the tanks in faster and now we're seeing just how quickly training on 31 m one abrams tanks set to begin in germany next month for 250 ukrainian soldiers that's troops that training will still take. 10 weeks, so it will still take some time. but we're talking about a period of weeks or a few months instead of months or longer than a year. so you see how fast this is moving and joint chiefs chairman general mark milley said. these aren't a silver bullet. one set of tanks , enough for a platoon won't simply changed everything for the ukrainians. but it is part of a broader effort we're seeing from the u. s and its allies to get in more advanced and more powerful equipment. german leopard, two tanks, uk challen

u. s needs to do much, much more. and i think this film by guy ritchie with jake general gyllenhaal star starring in it. well, actually, maybe help that happened because it really in a very powerful way sends the message to the american people. when they see this movie that's just really on one level. just a great, thrilling action film they'll see like there is a message here. there. we left these people behind and it's not right. can't wait to see that coming up here in about 14 minutes on the lead, we'll see you there. thanks, jake. jim coming up tomorrow. hamblin has just been cleared to play. if you could begin it, we believe it after in his words dying on the football field we're gonna have to dr sanjay gupta. joining us plus what we're learning about a very small white house intruder. what a circle. first of all, it's a beautiful, shape , connected, consistent community. it's m meant to be inclusive local. we build us dc digital dollar. that's actually dollar backed 1 to 1. future money will travel at the speed

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