air force will be a separate service. the army air forces become the united states air force a necessary move first proposed years previously by general billy mitchell. w.o. stewart symington becomes the first secretary of the department of the air force. general counsel sparks, veteran of the early aviation section of the army's signal corps, and distinguished for his record, both world wars. they becomes the first chief of staff of, the united states air force. a year or so after world war two, there were more than 300,000 of us in the air force. and now we had a uniform, our own. we used to be in the army. now we had a new look. and there were about 4000 of us left to. some of us used to be wacs in the army air forces, and a lot us joined up after the air force, a separate service. and. in october 1947, admiral test center in california history was made by this aircraft, the exact one and its pilot captain, charles yeager. this airplane and this pilot are about to be the first ever to fly faster than the speed of sound in level flight. of a b-29 will take the ax at 1:00 and launch her an altitude of about 35,000 feet. th

air force will be a separate service. the army air forces become the united states air force a necessary move first proposed years previously by general billy mitchell. w.o. stewart symington becomes the first secretary of the department of the air force. general counsel sparks, veteran of the early aviation section of the army's signal corps, and distinguished for his record, both world wars. they becomes the first chief of staff of, the united states air force. a year or so after world war two, there were more than 300,000 of us in the air force. and now we had a uniform, our own. we used to be in the army. now we had a new look. and there were about 4000 of us left to. some of us used to be wacs in the army air forces, and a lot us joined up after the air force, a separate service. and. in october 1947, admiral test center in california history was made by this aircraft, the exact one and its pilot captain, charles yeager. this airplane and this pilot are about to be the first ever to fly faster than the speed of sound in level flight. of a b-29 will take the ax at 1:00 and launch her an altitude of about 35,000 feet. th

the un ended, as reports of a new attack on yemen arrived, the united states air force struck a houthi radar station. alexey vitelovsky, natalia markevich, alexander gusev, ntv, usa. today, taiwan is determining future relations with both china and the united states. elections are taking place on the island for heads of administration and parliamentary deputies; 19.5 million people vote. three candidates supporting independence from the island are competing for the post of head of administration, chairman of the democratic china, the reunification of taiwan with the mainland is declared in the chinese constitution as a sacred duty of the people of the prc and a historical inevitability; they intend to achieve this by peaceful means, while a day before the start of the elections, the island’s armed forces recorded the approach of two eight balloons to taiwan. aircraft and six ships of the chinese navy. ntv conquered the east. the operator of our television company reached the legendary russian station in antarctica. we have already talked about the first part of this adventure, how the

as the un security council meeting ended, reports arrived about a new attack on yemen; the united states air forcetruck a houthi radar station. alexey vitelovsky, natalia markevich, alexander gusev, ntv, usa. when asked by reporters whether the current proxy war is a war with iran, biden answered in the negative. tehran has so far limited itself to a statement calling mit. yemen will lead to street war in london. now impressive footage from st. petersburg in the pushkinsky district, a warehouse in alberiz is burning at this moment. in just a few hours, the flames engulfed a huge area of ​​50 m. there was a column of fire and giant clouds of black smoke above the city. eyewitnesses share footage on social networks. it is reported that the evacuation began immediately, hundreds of employees left the premises, everyone ran out into the street, according to preliminary data there were no casualties, the fire was assigned an increased level of complexity, over a hundred rescuers are engaged in extinguishing, 25 units of equipment are on site. today in taiwan , future relations are determined both with

the united states air force struck the radar. promised to protect taiwan from threats from he did not talk about independence, but beijing. the authorities of the prc, which considers the island its province, warned in advance that they would not allow attempts to declare independence in taiwan and were ready to use force to achieve this. at the same time, the united states has been pumping the island with weapons for a long time, and joe biden has even promised to send american soldiers to protect taiwan. v in the event of a conflict with china, the outcome of the current elections could lead to increased tension in the region. the russian military uncovered the positions of ukrainian guns in kupinsky. the task was carried out by artillery reconnaissance troops from the west group of troops. the fighters used a sound measuring complex called penicillin. it is used in particularly active sectors of the front. the complex detects sound waves from shots of various artillery and mortars at a distance of up to 50 km. this station is designed to detect enemy acoustics. here, notice the exi

now the machines we get are generally on levels of those in service with the united states army. of the united states air force model aircraft, it corresponds to the f16 mllu, which we receive from the netherlands and from other european countries, that is, in general, these machines, they constantly increased their level, there was one big jump in the modernization of these aircraft, this midlife update mlu, in short, yes, and there were seven more. intermediate stages, i.e. all the time, unlike in our country once on our migs of the 29th ukrainian and 27th su-27s, they did such and such a modernization there, quite so, well, limited, yes, in all the time, the combat capabilities of these planes were being improved, the equipment was being improved, the range of weapons they received was being expanded, some new systems were being installed, and well, in general, in this way all the time, the level of combat capability of these planes was increased, so even 50-year-old planes, although in general these first series have practically not been preserved, now we will get... already there the second or third serie

one group of one wing of one air force out 15 united states army air forces. well, fellows we've never had an easy ride over there yet, and today won't be any. no escort except. so keep your eyes peeled. don't get excited. and yeah, you're talking on the intercom. save your ammunition and make your shots count. let me know what goes on back. quinlan. yes, sir. stay on the ball gang and she'll bring us back like she's always done. okay, let's go. they have completed 24 missions in this. the toughest theater of our war. the big league of sky fighting. their experience is and so the memphis belle comes back this afternoon they will be sent to bring the lessons they have learned. 2000 arms of aircrew men training at home. home is america. this is a battlefront like no other and or any war. no monster armies, no booming cannon, only the roaring engine sound of the bombers pounding through the quiet english countryside. this is an air front. the wheels of the memphis belle leave the soil. england for the 25th time, the friendly soil. england, with its ordered and ru

born in panama city, panama, jose later migrated to new york city where he enlisted in the united states air force and served our country for over 10 years. that service was one of the many milestones he accomplished throughout his life. jose met his beautiful wife, juanita, in 1959. they got married and moved where they raised seven outstanding children. in his life's work, he demonstrated his commitment to justice and equity over the course of his 36 years working for pacific telephone company and later became at&t. in fact, he was a leader in pushing the pacific telephone company to recruit from the los angeles unified school district's skill centers, improving economic opportunity for black and brown students and enabling hundreds of people to secure work and provide for their families in those good paying jobs. but jose's biggest impact on the san fernando valley was through his positions with the naa cp where he served as president of the local chapter and his various roles as a board member in regional and state-level organizations. he was the first afro latino to be elected president of th

more than six years since that first solo flight and now i'm an active duty officer for the united states air force. whether i'm seated in the cockpit or standing in my crown, i know the sky is not the limit. >> other than the question of what you can't do, because it seems like there is nothing, what will you do with this honor? >> oh, my gosh, i am just really, really excited to be the first military member to hold the crown, because i feel like that really breaks a lot of stereotypes in pageants and military for women all across the globe. and i want people to know that you can do both, because i feel like sometimes, there's this negative stereotype about women in the military. and i hope that they can see that you can serve beyond your uniform, and that's what i hope to do this year as miss america, and really pouring into my side of pancreatic cancer research and advocacy for my mom, because i feel like there are a lot of people that we can do even more work for. and so i want to dedicate a lot of my year of service to focusing on those two issues. >> on that front, you were asked what you lea

important to note that she only began her impressive civilian career after 20 years career in the united states air force. christine, her be tire life is marked by service and she is without question the -- great representative of the best that america has to offer. as a graduate of the air force academy, christine held numerous positions as a k.c.-135 navigator. flying combat support during desert storm. and christine was handpicked to become the first woman assigned to fly the b-1 bomber and concluded her military career at the pentagon as a retiring as a lieutenant colonel. yet you would never guess any of these things about christine. she is one of the kdest, most humble people i have ever met and has been an absolute pleasure to work with during my time leading this committee. she's a dear friend of mine. and she will be sorely missed. christine, thank you. we want you to have a wonderful life in the things that you pursue from here on out. and this nation thanks you for the job that you have done both in the military and for this institution. with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the cha

ballistic missiles by russia from north korea , actually such a statement was made in the united states, our air force not yet confirmed that russia is attacking ukraine with missiles from the dprk, but at the same time there is information from the kharkiv head of the kharkiv regional military administration oleg synigubov, who stated that that the russians struck the territory of the kharkiv region with foreign-made missiles, where the production numbers were erased so. and accordingly i would like to ask you, what do you think, whether it is precisely these rockets that fell on kharkiv oblast, or could these be some other foreign missiles that iran or other states could supply to russia? with regard to iran , there is no information that iran supplied ballistic missiles, precisely ballistic missiles at the disposal of the russian federation, with regard to north korean ballistic missiles, as you correctly noted, the air force is that. not confirmed, but such a possibility exists, the supply of ballistic missiles from north korea to the russian federation, especially since earlier, when it was analy

united states of america. secretary of the united states air force, frank kendall, thank you for being here.news now. ukraine and russia yesterday carried out the largest prisoner swap of the war. since it began nearly two years ago, about 500 prisoners of war were returned across battle lines. ukraine got back 230 soldiers while russia received 248 of its troops. neither number has been independently verified. russian and ukrainian officials say the united arab emirates helped mediate the negotiations. we'll be following that. >>> and we're getting new details this morning about what might have caused that fiery plane collision in tokyo. this as japan deals with a rising death toll from the devastating earthquake. nbc news foreign correspondent janis mackey frayer has more. >> reporter: new clues in the investigation into the fiery crash at tokyo's haneda airport. air traffic control introductions just before the collision appear to confirm that japan airlines flight 516 was cleared to land and approached runway 34 right. the smaller japan coast guard aircraft had permission to taxi, but no

been more than six years since that solo flight and i'm now an active duty officer for the united states air forcesics >> it has enabled me with the skills to lead, to learn, and lead with passion across our station. >> she rose to the rank of second lieutenant and selected to be a pilot. that's not all she's currently a graduate student at harvard, pursuing a masters in public policy she's also made it her life's mission to raise money for pancreatic cancer research her mother passed away from the disease more than five years ago when madison was just 17. >> pancreatic cancer is one of the most underfunded cancers in the country -- >> now a voice for her mom and a role model for young women everywhere from the front line to the pageant spotlight. miss america 2024 is proving that the sky is the limit. >> wow madison is here fresh off her win. what a moment. i mean, what was it like to hear you, you are miss america? >> i think i had an out of body experience i remember standing there with my first runner-up, and i don't think i even knew where i was in that moment. it is still crazy to watch thos

support ukraine's air force ground based air defenses, artillery, maritime security, information technology. we have made impressive progress since our last meeting. i'm proud of the united states is co- leading the capability coalition along with france and also co- leading the air force capability coalition alongside denmark and the netherlands. that is just another reminder of how much we can do when we come together. the security of the entire international community is on the line in ukraine's fight i am more determined than ever to work with our allies and partners to support ukraine and to get the job done. so thanks for joining us i will pass it back to assistant secretary we

air force comic ground-based air defenses, artillery, maritime security, de- mining and information technologies. so we have made impressive progress since our last meeting i am proud the united statescollating the artillery capability coalition along with france and also collating the air force capability coalition alongside denmark and the netherlands. that is just another reminder of how much we can do when we come together. the security of the entire international community is on the line in ukraine's fights. i'm more determined than other to work with our partners to support ukraine and get the job done. thanks for joining us and i'll l pass it back now to assistant secretary and pause all our friends from that media dement. ♪ tonight watch c-span campaign 2024 at live coverage at the new of the newhampshire presidentiay unfiltered and uninterrupted. we will bring a primary results as they come in, candidate speeches people take your calls and get your reaction on social media. watch live coverage of the new hampshire primary tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on the c-span comments he spent now free mobile app or online at c-span.org/campaign 2024. c-span your unfiltered geopolitics

i was united states air force 1979 to 1983, in turn the iranian hostage situation and we had a sayingut we never did it. bomb, bomb, bomb iran. host: what you think should happen today? caller: we should'vethem a parking lot back in 1979. they are sponsoring terrorists l er the middle east. they wt to wipe us and israel f e face of the earth. that tells you we should'veade them a parking lot in 1979 with 52 host: that is pete out of long island. here is walter in washington, d.c. caller: good morning. how are you today? i am looking at this and i am disappointed about what happened. this is joe biden's fault. i voted for this guy. i had no idea he was going to be this bad. trump, who i do not care for too much, did cut funding from iran. joe biden started giving iran money again. he also undid all of trump's immigration policies. now we have a mess with the border. we have 6 million new people in the country. we have all of these things going on in the military. we did not have these issues under trump. joe biden needs to take responsibility. he should drop out. he is ruining everythi

the united states of america has launched another war of aggression, this time against yemen. tonight, united states-led coalition forces launched sea-based airyemen. or the united states turned out to be not the most impressive, blinken spent a whole week traveling around the middle east, persuading the countries of the region to join the coalition, and persuaded one: bahrain. in addition to the united states, the coalition includes great britain, canada, australia and holland, and, in fact, ships of the united states of america are taking part in hostilities. one british ship, all other countries are represented by staff officers who are located at the headquarters of the military operation, so this is essentially american aggression against yemen. president biden's speech was expected, it was announced, all tv channels were ready to tune in to listen to the announcement. war, but either he changed his mind, or went to sleep, or his mood changed, but biden’s speeches there wasn’t, there was a written statement from biden on the white house website, that ’s all, let’s listen, on my instructions, to the us armed forces together with the unite

well, naturally, the bulk of the forces that are involved in protecting the state border are units of the air are the forces of the aviation technical troops that conduct reconnaissance, these are the forces of anti- aircraft missile forces, aviation, well, command posts that exercise control, but at the same time , the armed forces use an electronic reconnaissance unit, which... the measures to protect the state border today are undertaken by military personnel? well, in any case, our capabilities are being increased through the purchase of new modern models of technical electronic warfare missile forces, which allow the tightest possible control of the air space above our country. i know that sof troops take an active part in protecting state borders. please tell us: what tasks are assigned to them and in what areas they might be working, if i may say so? special operations forces carry out tasks in the southern operational direction, their functions are currently intended to provide assistance to the territorial authorities of the border service, precisely in the south of our country, they

and we have to kick off with these extraordinary strikes that the royal air force engaged with, along with the united stateseen made that we have to do something now. >> we have to take into account that this operation, operation prosperity guardian, that us that this operation, operation prosbutity guardian, that us that this operation, operation prosbut hasiuardian, that us that this operation, operation prosbut has another that us that this operation, operation prosbut has another ten, us that this operation, operation prosbut has another ten, 11 us led but has another ten, 11 countries, including germany, not the french at the moment. let's note that, um, involved. so this is an internal coalition looking at the economic impact of those attacks from the houthis on the trade route. so there's obviously been a lot of collaboration internationally, a lot of discussion and thought got into these strikes. so it's not just something that's a knee jerk reaction. that's this operation has been in place since december. there have been obviously . there's been obviously warnings. there's been escalation houthis i

united states of america and great britain struck military facilities with tomahawk missiles. the iranian-backed houthis in yemen, in response to a series of attacks on merchant ships sailing through the red sea. according to the air forcethe united states of america, more than 60 strikes were made on 16 targets from using more than 100 high-precision ammunition of various types. during his visit to kyiv, british prime minister rishi sunaak commented on the events in... yemen and commented on the consequences of this strike and the reasons for this strike. let's listen to what the british prime minister said. the great britain-usa alliance will be implemented. strikes against the houthis in yemen. this was aimed at destroying sites from which drones and missiles were launched. hussy we are against merchant ships in the red sea, it brought destruction and trouble, it led to a threat to maritime shipping, after repeated warnings about the need to stop these attacks, after the un spoke out, nothing happened, which is why britain today, in particular , has taken limited steps to ... self-defence, and in the face of this aggression we will always uphold the rule of law. colonel, how is it possible that the conflict with the

disclosure of a confidential document about the direct intervention of the united states in the gaza war by sending air force officers. yemen targeted a ship digesting the occupied territories in the gulf of aden. the death of one zionist and the wounding of 18 other zionists in the anti-zionist operation in north telavid. the beginning of the registration of parliamentary election candidates for television advertisements launching 200 channels in radio and television for constituencies, intensifying dealing with smuggled clothing sellers, the spokesperson of the anti-trafficking headquarters, in just one week, more than 2 billion tomans of smuggled clothing have been collected from the market, and the localization of the helicopter simulator with the cooperation of knowledge experts. base and navy army product for real training by simulating natural challenges. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful , o allah, peace and blessings be upon muhammad and the family of muhammad, and hasten their fate. peace be upon you, the viewer. dear and respected, good evening and welcome to the 24 hour n

united states and the united kingdom. the yemenis also announced that two countries, the united states and england , were denied traffic in the red sea. american fighters along with the royal air force. in the very first moments of the attack, the americans showed their opposition to these protests. although in a joint statement, british and american officials said the aim of the attack was to reduce tensions in the red sea , but experts raise a question. here , the question that should be asked is why the american and british governments preferred to escalate this conflict instead of preventing the houthis from attacking the ships through the correct way of establishing a ceasefire in gaza . an american group also asked this question. asked whether biden is trying to divert our minds from the case of the international court of justice to end the genocide of the zionist regime? brian becker , director of the national coalition in america, here in front of the palace in protest of this attack, sefid says: joe biden's attack against yemen is not only against terrorism , but it is the defense and support of the genocidal actions of the racist and fascist regime in tel aviv. yemen. it i

according to the air force of the united states of america, more than 60 strikes were made on 16 targets from using more than 100 high-precision ammunition of various types. during his visit to kyiv, british prime minister rishuna commented on the events in yema. and commented on the consequences of this strike and the reasons for this strike, let's listen to what the british prime minister said. the uk-us alliance is carrying out strikes against the houthis in yemen. this was aimed at destroying sites from which drones and missiles were launched by the houthis against. merchant ships in the red sea, it brought destruction and trouble, it led to a threat to sea navigation, after repeated warnings about the need to stop these attacks after the un speech, none of this happened, which is why today britain, in particular, took limited steps on the samosa. and in the face of this aggression, we will always uphold the rule of law. colonel, how is it possible that the conflict with the houthis in yemen could turn into something more when iran is supporting the houthis, when turkey is supporting

united states. immediately after biden's statements, iran brought its army to a state of high alert and its air defense forcess not involved in the attack or escalation. resistance groups in the region do not receive commands from iran, we do not seek conflict even with america. jordan, in turn, stated that the strike was not carried out from the territory of the country; the entire islamic world is closely monitoring the us reaction. here they understand that they are drawn in a possible conflict will ensue across the entire region, but washington demands a full-scale war from the white house. a war cry comes from congress. biden is accused. iranian blood. i urge the administration to strike critical targets inside iran, not only as retaliation for the killing of our soldiers, but to deter future aggression. without mincing words, journalist tucker carloson called graham and his associates crazy. imagine for the second time on september 11th the death of american military personnel thousands of kilometers from home, now many would like to. in recent months , coalition forces in iraq and syria have been attac

disclosure of a confidential document about the direct intervention of the united states in the gaza war by sending yemeni air force officers. for the constituencies, the details of the election programs of the national media will be explained with the presence of dr. peyman jabali, the head of the broadcasting organization, in a special news interview tonight. intensification of dealing with smuggled clothing sellers, the spokesman of the anti-trafficking headquarters said that in just one week, more than 2 billion tomans of smuggled clothing have been collected from the market. and similar localization. the helicopter maker, in collaboration with the experts of science and the army navy, is a product for training pilots in a real environment by simulating natural challenges . hello dear viewers dear sir, you are watching the news section at 21:00. emphasizing that friday imams create hope by enlightening public opinion, the president said: friday prayer tribunes carefully followed the demand for justice and elimination of corruption. mr. raisi added in the gathering of friday imams all over the country: every cas

the night of january 12, the military forces of the united states and great britain launched a massive attack on the facilities of the houthi group in yemen. the us air force said it struck more than 60 missiles at 16 targets. these are command posts, weapons warehouses, production facilities and air defense radars. it is reported that a military base in the province of saada, an air base near the yemeni capital sane, areas of the airport of the city of hodeida on the red sea and others were under attack, here they are marked on the map. so, why did they hit these objects, because according to intelligence data. allies, it was from there that the houthis launched missiles and drones, according to the official representatives of the united states, they used planes, ships and a submarine, and the central intelligence agency says tomahawk cruise missiles were also used. the british air force reports that four of its typhoon aircraft took part in the raid on yemen. according to us analysts, britain and its allies were faced with the choice of whether to strike at the houthis in yemen, and here it is worth recalling, and where it all started, biting iran'

in the air force uniform hung with ranks, the united states marches militantly into the twenty-fourthear. the left hand is thrown up, if we discard a couple of historical inaccuracies and understand the hint, but the main threat to democracy and freedom in the united states is biden himself. and his administration is becoming difficult to hide this even for right-wing publications. the washington post reports that in the wake of the capitol attack, a frightened biden government arrested 1,200 people, more than half of them received real prison sentences, and not only for participating in the so-called assault, which was actually a peaceful protest. according to the publication, one of the former leaders of the proud boys movement is enrique. they are watching very closely both in china and in the usa. prance 24 reports that the elections will affect not only the fate of rebel island, but beijing's relations with washington. well... this is not the only problem. this year elections will be held in 68 countries, more than 4 billion people will take part in them, this is more than half p

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serhiy naev, who commands the united forces of the armed forces of ukraine and manages mobile air defense units in the north of ukraine, and in particular in the capital stated that the situation with portable anti-aircraft systems for mobile air defense groups is such that there is enough ammunition to withstand several subsequent powerful attacks, about this he said in an interview with afp. according to him, the current situation with portable anti-aircraft systems for mobile groups is as follows. that there is a need to replenish the missile stockpile, he added that the priority is currently more ammunition, since the russian invaders they really want to recognize our air defense system. observing how the russians actively and massively bombarded ukraine over the last week, what is the goal of russia, to exhaust the air defense, to destroy the air defense, or even to lead to... to a situation where ukraine will be forced to make some concessions towards russia , due to the fact that the russians are quite actively shelling the capital and the largest cities of ukraine. anti-aircraft defense is a very important anti-aircraft and anti-missile defense, and

also announced that two countries, the united states and the united kingdom, were denied traffic in the red sea. american fighters with the british royal air force. with warships, submarines and tomahawk missiles. on friday morning, i came here before al-tayran, the american and israeli south of the arabian peninsula. the power of america and england, which, of course , was not a source of pride for their people in the very first moments of the attack americans showed their opposition to these protests. although british and american officials in a joint statement stated that the aim of the attack was to reduce tensions in the red sea, experts raise a question. here, the question that should be asked is why the american and british governments preferred to escalate this conflict instead of preventing the houthis from attacking the ships through the correct way of establishing a ceasefire in gaza. an american band. also asked the question, is biden trying to divert our minds from the case of the international court of justice to end the genocide of the zionist regime? slow? brian becker, the director of the national coalition in america , here in

united states and the united kingdom. two countries, america and england , were denied traffic in the red sea. american fighters with the british royal air force. with warships, submarines and tom hawk missiles. friday morning here. they opened fire in the south of the arabian peninsula. 73 three attacks on sana'a, hodeida , taiz, hajja and saada. 5 martyrs and 6 wounded . maneuvering the power of america and england, of course it was not a source of pride for their people. in the very first moments of the attack, the americans showed their opposition to these protests. although the authorities in a joint statement, the british and americans stated that the aim of the attack was to reduce tensions in the red sea , but experts raise a question. here , the question that should be asked is why the american and british governments preferred to prevent the attacks of the houthis. to the ships through the right way to establish a ceasefire in gaza to escalate this conflict. an american group also asked if biden is trying. our mind from the case of the international court of justice to end the genocide of the zionist regime? brian becker, director of

united states and the united kingdom, are in danger. they were deprived in the red sea. american fighters with the british royal air force.h warships, submarines and tom hawk missiles. friday morning here. they opened fire in the south of the arabian peninsula. 73 attacks on sanaa, hodeidah, taez, hajjah and saada. the martyrdom of 5 people and the wounding of 6 people, the power maneuver of the united states and the united kingdom, which of course was not a source of pride for their people , showed their opposition to these protests in the very first moments of the american attack , although the british and american officials in the statement the common goal of the attack is to reduce tensions in the red sea, but experts raise a question. here, the question that should be asked is why the american and british governments preferred to escalate this conflict instead of preventing the houthis from attacking the ships through the correct way of establishing a ceasefire in gaza. an american group also asked the question whether biden is trying to distract us from the case of the international court of justice to end the gener

last week uk forces joined the united states in launching air strikes against houthi targets. and council leaders meant girls in rochdale were left at the mercy of paedophile gangs. more rail strikes: the train drivers' union announces a fresh wave of industrial action over pay. inferno in iceland — homes burn as volcanic lava surges into the fishing port of grindavik. it's a tough thought to think that this town might be over and i would have to start all over somewhere else. pouring money into potholes but scientists say one solution could be roads that mend themselves. commentator: game, set and match, etcheverry. - and more frustration for andy murray — out of the australian open in the very first round. and coming up on bbc news... the wimbledon champion marketa vondrousova is out of the australian open after losing to ukrainian qualifier dayana yastremska in straight sets. good afternoon. the defence secretary, grant shapps, says the government will consider more military action against houthi rebels in yemen, if they continue their attacks on cargo ships in the red sea.

united states. the united states had told the turks that if they want to purchase the f, 16 f airplanes for the turkish air force. this could not happen unless turkey allowed sweets in detroit that nato, this has happened about the timing of that is a dick's look. this, the shoes going sides with a, with a weakening of all of the conflict between russia at the ukraine and the tendency of the pressure being exercised all the ukraine to start negotiations. it also allows a free or hand to turn a key to continue it's, it's policy against israel a or the probably stay get issue at there. also they have that conflict with the americans on this issue because 30 supports at correctly. so a 100 percent. the issue of, uh oh, but by this time and of the 2 state solution, all right, we have to leave you here now. uh, do you need us to present up all those or for my greek ambassador? thank you very much for your insight. i also think are now farm eyes across the u. we had been expressed the outrage of a what they describe as constricting environmental regulations and other state policies that are tripling their industry and

united states together with germany and the netherlands transferred two systems to ukraine patriot. subsequently, germany announced the transfer of another such system. the patriots helped ukraine significantly strengthen its air defense. together with them, ukrainian forces were able to shoot down russian ballistic missiles, in particular hypersonic daggers, which, according to the kremlin, could not be intercepted by any air defense system. in addition, the united states helped build a multi-layered system of ukrainian protection. of the sky, handing over to kyiv air defense systems, nasams, avenger and hoak, as well as machine guns for countering enemy drones, radars, ammunition for air defense and other equipment. now the ukrainians have patriot air defense systems from the usa, germany and the netherlands on their side. and ukraine accurately and skillfully shoots down russian missiles. patriot saves lives. and also has air defense systems such as ayist and nasams, which were also provided by this group. "we helped ukraine protect the sky and we will not give up. russia has not been able to dominate ukrainian airspace. another element of assistance from the united states last year was the transfer of armored vehicles to ukraine, in particular the bra

forces in iraq and syria. in response, united states has launched air strikes targeting. individuals and groups suspected of these actions. and in syria, air strikes that iran and syria have attributed to israel, have targeted officials of hamas and the islamic revolutionary guard corps of iran. i urge all parties to step back from the brink and to consider the horrendous human cost of a regional conflict. beyond the need for immediate descalation, each situation demands the implementation of a clear political road map that would... contribute to long-term regional stability. in syria, that is the un facilitated political solution in line with security council resolution 2254 that meets the needs of all syrians. along the blue line, we need full implementation of security council resolution 1701. and the yemen, the establishment of a un road map implement the commitments made by the parties and prepare for yemeny owned inclusive political process. the un auspices. excellencies a lasting end to the israeli palestinian conflict can only comes through two-state solution. israelis must see their legitimate needs for

this night , strategic tankers of the american air force, transferred to the region from the united statesitain, were already seen in the middle east. such aircraft are used. expand the coverage area of ​​bombers taking off from more remote and safer airfields. the work of the russian academy of sciences was discussed today in the kremlin. vladimir putin had a meeting with the president of the academy, gennady krasnikov. he informed the president that the academy effectively cooperates with all witches authorities, conducts many examinations, initiates high-tech projects in microelectronics, composite materials, aerodynamics, and genetics. the development of the scientific base is being discussed today at the government coordination center in moscow, where a strategic session dedicated to the implementation of national projects is currently taking place. the conversation began. statistics, in particular in the field of science education, over 17,000 educational centers of natural science and technology have been created in the regions , a growth point, 300 children's technology parks quant

their air force was backed by the united states with intelligence, backed by refueling aircraft, as well, for a long time in the fight. for many, many years, there were air strikes against hue outhi targets on the ground, and the houthis were able to keep fighting. i think in this environment right now, if the united states and the uk and the others in the coalition get drawn into a longer conflict, that will enable the houthis' messaging, also iran's messaging, that the united states is, in essence, supporting israel and against the people of gaza because the n support of gaza. that is a destabilizing message. the war, this conflict that's beginning could easily spread into saudi arabia and hit their domestic interests. of course, the houthis for right now, i think the world watching them to see if they strike back. i think at the moment, the assessment is it is not if but when. >> nic robertson, thank you so much. >>> meanwhile, here in the u.s., thousands of people are marching in washington, d.c., right now for a pro-gaza rally. a large crowd has gathered at washington's freedom plaz

strategic bomber b-1 lancer crashed in the united states; according to american media, the plane crashed while landing in the vicinity of ellsworth air forcel four crew members managed to eject and did not received serious injuries. a still image from a surveillance camera is published on social networks, which allegedly recorded the moment of the crash. b1 is a supersonic bomber. the first such aircraft.

took office, one of the first things he did was to vacate all of the armament of the united states army unit air force and there was $60 billion to $80 billion of armament. everything that we had from small arms to ak-47s to tanks and airplanes and helicopters. he gave that away. hamas and all of the -- those radicals of the middle east now have access to that. look at the wars we have going on. where did they get all of that armament? they were selling it. i lived in the middle east for three years and worked in iran back in the 1970's, and i understand how easy it was to vacate that equipment and not give it to the israelis or any country that is our friend. they lost out on that. hamas is using that against the country. look at the wars and the equipment they are using. that is one of the first things i wanted to say. the second thing is regarding the economy. everybody touts the fact that we are now in the highest stock market values. look at how the inflation was put in so the stock market is nothing more than repressing the inflation that has happened in the general economy, so that is not a poi

took office, one of the first things he did was to vacate all of the armament of the united states army unit air force, and there was $60 billion to $80 billion of armament. everything that we had from small arms to ak-47s to tanks and airplanes and helicopters. he gave that away. hamas and all of the -- those radicals of the middle east now have access to that. look at the wars we have going on. where did they get all of that armament? they were selling it. i lived in the middle east for three years and worked in iran back in the 1970's, and i understand how easy it was to vacate that equipment and not give it to the israelis or any country that is our friend. they lost out on that. hamas is using that against the country. look at the wars and the equipment they are using. that is one of the first things i wanted to say. the second thing is regarding the economy. everybody touts the fact that we are now in the highest stock market values. look at how the inflation was put in so the stock market is nothing more than repressing the inflation that has happened in the general economy, so that is not a po

strategic bomber b-1 lancer crashed in the united states, according to american media reports, the plane suffered crash during landing near ellsworth air force base in south dakota. all four crew members managed to eject and were not seriously injured. a still image from a surveillance camera is published on social networks, which allegedly recorded the moment of the crash. the b1 is a supersonic bomber, the first such aircraft. entered service with the us army in the mid-eighties. now these bombers have already been discontinued and are gradually being withdrawn from service. as part of the united air forces before the crash, there were 61 lancers in the us. the cost of one aircraft, as of 2016 , was $317 million. in belgorod , the consequences of a night strike by the ukrainian armed forces are being eliminated. according to the mayor's office, more than thirty cars were damaged. windows were broken in houses, and there were casualties among civilians. from the region, reporting by alexander korobov. today belgorod was again attacked by militants of the kiev regime. it was very loud in various areas of the city, according to the ministry o