the perception was that navy's better instruments of the empire and autocracy. we don't want any of those admirals in our united states of america. generals represent the militia but the navy vets to suspicious of no admirals the united states navy. they needed somebody to supervise a number of captains they came up with this ranking flag officer but the first person ever to bear the title of admiral in the united states navy is this guy. late in 1862 due to his performance ignorance he was made america's first rear admiral. in 1860 as we know and was elected president and a protest about that led to the secession and at the time captain farragut was living in norfolk virginia not only because then as now norfolk is a good navy time -- town but also because he would marry a norfolk woman. his first wife susan had died 20 years before in 1840. his second wife was a virginian by birth, by resident and she was even named virginia. here's a man born in tennessee raised in louisiana, living in virginia married to a southern woman whose family owned. bryan talked the other day about george thomas and the dilemma he faced as

navies than our instruments of empire, and autocracy. so, we do not want any of those are morales in our united states of america generals you see representeople and the militia, but the navy that is too suspicious. so no admiral's in the united states navy. early on in 1862, when they needed somebody to supervise a number of captains, they came up with this rank flag officer, but the first person ever to bear the title admiral in the united states navy is this guy. late in 1862, in part for his performance at new orleans, he was made americans first rear adm.. in 1860, as we all know, lincoln was elected president and the protests about that led to the secession crisis. at the time, captain farragut was living in norfolk virginia. not only because then, as now, it is a good navy town, but also because he had married a woman. his first wife susan had died 20 years before in 1840, his second wife was a virginian by birth, by residents, and she was even named virginia. so here is a man, born in tennessee, raised in louisiana, living in virginia, married to a southern woman whose family owned slaves. you know, talking the other day about geo

i spent 25 years in the united states navy as a combat pilot. and as an astronaut. two years ago, you sent me to the united states senate. to cut through the red tape and get things done for arizona. now, we have more work to do. families are struggling. often they can't afford gas or prescription medication. so i worked with republicans to bring manufacturing back to america, to cut costs. when democrats are wrong, like on the border, i called him out on it. because i am always going to stick up for arizona. blake masters, my opponent on the other hand, has some beliefs that are just dangerous for arizonans. he celebrated when arizona enacted an abortion ban. and he wants to privatize your social security, spending your savings to wall street. so this is an important conversation. host: let's get things started. senator, we will start with you. inflation is at a generational high. could be going higher considering opec's actions this week regarding the crude production. why are consumer prices so high, what have you done to address this issue? mr. kelly: ted let me

i spent 25 years in the united states navy as a combat pilot. and as an astronaut. two years ago, you sent me to the united states senate. to cut through the red tape and get things done for arizona. now, we have more work to do. families are struggling. often they can't afford gas or prescription medication. so i worked with republicans to bring manufacturing back to america, to cut costs. when democrats are wrong, like on the border, i called him out on it. because i am always going to stick up for arizona. blake masters, my opponent on the other hand, has some beliefs that are just dangerous for arizonans. he celebrated when arizona enacted an abortion ban. and he wants to privatize your social security, spending your savings to wall street. so this is an important conversation. host: let's get things started. senator, we will start with you. inflation is at a generational high. could be going higher considering opec's actions this week regarding the crude production. why are consumer prices so high, what have you done to address this issue? mr. kelly: ted let me

joining us now is the admiral of united states navy, former press secretary and presidents national security> it's good to be with, you thank you. so i can't leave that the wrong way around ours are anything important i'm leaving out just in some of that it briefly there now is that that was uttered if equate introduce our conversation tonight rachel the conversations president-elect ski was useful and helpful for president biden. it is important for president biden to portray to zelenskyy that we will continue our support. as the president said for as long as it takes and it includes as you did in your introduction continue defense we have 1400 stingers their air defense missiles and we have helped get through other countries some longer range air defense systems. the essex hundred which is something that the opinions are comfortable using just recently we can produce a national air and missile system which will also greatly improve their ability to have air defense purposes so we will stay committed to this talk to them every day like we did today and make sure we meet their needs as best

i am a husband, a father of four, a veteran, served six years in the united states navy, honorably discharged. served on a submarine where i was an electrician. unlike senator young, i don't take corporate money, i don't take special interest money. i have been the five term mayor and over the last 19 years, i brought an $1 million in economic development. i worked closely with my police department, fighting crime in my city. i am pro women, pro-choice. i want to remind all the women in indiana that --i don't think it is right that hoosier women are treated like second-class citizens. senator young told us in 2016, he was one hundred percent against abortion. my name is tom mcdermott, thank you. host: now we will begin with the first question. mr. young, with inflation and the cost of living going up, what is your plan to help struggling hoosiers? sen. young: the plan is quite simple. we need to stop spending trillions of dollars we don't have on things we don't need. when the biden harris administration came into office, we were poised to five to six percent economic growth. we were poised f

arctic is opening up, the ice is melting, and that's opening up a whole new theater that the united states navy and our coast guard partners are gonna have to work in. and finally, when we have the national guard responding to natural disasters in the united states, those are less forces that potentially the president could call on to go overseas. and where we already see the kind of threats that we're gonna see from national security, is just look no further than north africa. look at the arab spring. one of the contributing causes was a very rapid run-up in the price of wheat. now, why did wheat almost double right as the arab spring got going? it doubled because there were terrific droughts in australia, and if everybody remembers the fires of a few years ago, and the russian summer. there were big droughts there. worldwide wheat harvest really contracted. so, you couple the drought with really bad governance with alreadexisting strife, it's sort of like dumping gasoline on and then just throwing matches. even though our budgets are very, very constrained in the department of defense and the

privilege and an opportunity to be able to showcase the the pride and professionalism of the united states navycorps. you can catch a glimpse of the blue angels in fleet week air shows tomorrow saturday and on sunday. yeah, don't forget all week long abc 7 news has you covered for fleet week for complete schedule of activities. just go to our website. abc7news.com good stuff coming. all right. we're the news tonight with david mirrors next. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. i'm on a days for sandia. but tell mike niko all of us. thank you for joining us. we'll see you again at >>> tonight, several breaking stories as we come on the air. the deadly stabbing spree on the las vegas strip. tourists and residents attacked at random. the images coming in at this hour. at least eight people stabbed. at least two people killed tonight. several victims in critical condition. the suspect armed with a large knife. >>> also tonight, overseas, the horrific scene unfolding. at least 36 killed during a massacre at a day care center in thailand. more than 20 children among the victims. 2 to 5 years old.

[laughter] but pershing goes into mexico and the united states navy believed that mexicans would be justgry for doing this as the americans were then they wouldld just as soon turn it over to the americans while in fact the mexicans were very proud, they were not about to give the gringos any help to find him. first time for the in american military history, yes he has horses and mules but also trucks and cannon and he has a fleet of eight airplanes that don'tan have guns mounted on them yet. so they cannot fight but they can fly over miles of rough desert and mountains and spotwe poncho villa. general patton when the first mechanized army attack in american history when he and some soldiers in jeeps random down and shot them down and killed the three. just to make the point to the mexican villages in the area, we can do this forever j if we need to, to strap the dead bodies on the hoods of their jeeps just like a dead deer and drove them through theht little villages so americans might could be seen and when that expedition is over pershing is surrounded on three sides with the mexican

and that was for jim stockdale, an empty cell and got him, jim tilmon and jim mulligan, also united states navy. and then there were eight guys in or rather nine guys in the cellblock here. thanks, robert and i, we lost four of. all right. beat beat army. so when these guys got in these rooms there, pushed him by the north vietnamese army's guards. they yanked their blindfold off at last minute and slammed the door. i looked around, have a dim bulb burning in the ceiling, concrete wall here, a concrete wall here in front of them and a door with a little small grill for air. really. eight or nine holes in the door behind. you know, they put one arm out and touch wall, the other arm they touch the other and they walk their cell. they hit a wall around, walk back. and this was their they were in here for about 23 hours and 30 minutes today. it was a freezer in the wintertime. it was a furnace in the summertime. they didn't know when they were going to get out every single day was exactly the same. and all they was each other. keep their spirits up and to try and convince each other that somehow th

months before dengue hemorrhagic fever began to spread on the island, specialists from the united states navyccination military personnel at the guantanamo naval base this is a small island piece of land that is still occupied by the states. america is illegal. they refuse to return this territory to cuba and cuban workers were able to enter and leave this base freely and in interviews, many of them said that they were vaccinated, but they did not know against it. what kind of disease this son had, this speaks only to god, since there was an epidemic in cuba and a single case was not noted at the antan base, as we have already said the united states military itself were vaccinated with a weakened headquarters virus in order to protect the army. on the other hand, both before and after the epidemic, the us central intelligence agency , through infiltrated agents in cuba, demanded information about dengue, they asked where cubans buy fumigator pesticides to kill mosquitoes, in addition to the fact that information was received , actions were also taken that blocked the purchase of such equipmen

the united states navy did sail in four of its ships for fleet week and earlier today, on mornings ontoe with two naval officers about the tours that they're going to be giving this week. the opportunities that we have to bring the navy to the bring the navy to citizens and citizens to the navy is always a big win for everybody. so when we bring the community to the ships, we're gonna give him a basic general unclassified tour, taking them in so that they can understand exactly what the sailors do. the uss princeton is one of the ships available for tours. the guided missile cruiser was commissioned back in 1989 and is home to 370 crew members. the public is encouraged to arrive early. to avoid potentially long lines that are expected throughout the day. and ktvu has what you need to know for this fleet week from what's new to what's happening to where it's all taking place, and it's all there for you on our home page at ktvu .com members of the elevated county sheriff's latest academy class ran a grueling five k today at the regional training center in dublin, the 174th academy class o

navy, you went back to spain. and when did you come to the united states as a non-navy person?eah, i arrive, like, around-- i came back, like, beginning of 1991 to new yk to be a young cook in a-- in a catalan restaurant in new york, in manhattan, was a lot of investment that was coming from spain into the united states. was the olympic games in barcelona '92, it was a lot of kind of cultural and business collaboration. i was one of those guys that came to america to become almost like, you know, culinary ambassador, to--to a degree. i came to america, i never look back. so you set up your own restaurant eventually. yep. rubenstein: and your first restaurant, was it a spanish restaurant? andres: yeah, i then-- i was in new york. i left new york. i travel around. i went puerto rico. i went to california. was in la jolla, um... i really got to know america, different parts of america, but then i got this call. two businessmen that both had two restaurants-- roberto alvarez and rob wilder. and they say, "we are opening a spanish restaurant in washington and we would like for you t

you sit on armed services, you served in the united states navy.is the preeminent democracy in the world. we're the standard bearer. if you missed your civics class in elementary school, i can tell you why those things are so powerful, so many things people here take for granted because they're protected. that's what we promote across the world. if you don't think that's important, if that's not is driving you as an american citizen, what about the fact that we do quite well economically with our friends and allies across the world and that's who we're gathering here to promote democratic values and a world where we have influence over the economy. when we're talking about the rules of the road for 5g, it's not china setting the rules for the road, it's the united states and our allies setting the rules for the road. >> as we speak this morning, in kherson and in the area, there's an abduction going on. the russians are kidnapping citizens and moving them into various other parts of ukraine. you mentioned our allies. it's going to be a cold winter

washington regime, a few months before dengue hemorrhagic fever began to spread on the island , united states navyspecialists vaccinated military personnel at the guantanamo naval base. this is a small island, a piece of land that is still occupied by the united states. america is illegal. they refuse to return this territory to cuba and cuban workers could enter and leave this base freely and in interviews, many of them said that they were vaccinated, but they did not know what disease this vaccine was against, this says to one, since there was an epidemic in cuba and lines. a single case was not noted at the antan base, as we said the united states military itself was vaccinated weakened by the virus there two in order to protect the army. on the other hand, both before and after the epidemic, the us central intelligence agency , through infiltrated agents in cuba, demanded information about dengue, they asked where cubans buy pesticide fumigators to kill mosquitoes. in addition to obtaining information, actions were also taken that blocked the purchase of such equipment, which has been found to

in the military i serve in the united states navy for 25 years, i love our military. he has said some pretty insulting things about our military. we have 500,000 veterans that live in the state of arizona. serving in the united states senate has been one of the highlights of my professional life, which has been all about service. i would appreciate your vote. host: thank you. now the closing statement from marc victor. mr. victor: ted, i'm running for senate to leave the world better than i found it. we've been on the wrong course for a long time. we have very serious problems coming. we are at a critically important time in our history. both the republicans and the democrats have given us a stalemate of ineptitude. they are recycling yesterday's ideas. how long are we going to accept their failed approaches? you can't solve these problems with the same old thinking. there is a way out of this mess. let's focus on fundamental timeless principles. nobody gets to force their way of life on anyone else. let's lead and inspire people to be good humans. host: time, sir. mr.

the way, the united states itself this year, which has become the largest supplier of liquefied gas to europe, has a serious motive for disabling the northern streams of answers. why navy helicopters the united states had previously circled for hours near the island of bornholm in the area of ​​​​the pipes after the explosions became known to the mysterious plane that appeared off the danish island on the night when the first explosion occurred. p8a on the seidon of the us navy shown on the tracking data made a routine naval reconnaissance flight over the baltic sea, not associated with leaks. of the nord stream pipelines, which is not indicated in the reuters material is the fact that poseidon did not circle over poland alone for an hour, but did it together with a us air force tanker aircraft specially brought from germany, then poseidon headed for the bornholms. after a few laps over the baltic turned off the transponder. if we compare the submarine and the pipeline, then it is clear that they are very similar, that is, a large amount of metal, which is detected by a magnetometer, e and other special means. so i think that poseidon, uh, found out some information th

it's a lesson for a lot of us here, yes, this young man -- or old man, served his country, united states navyd then the honor serving at the white house, whether it's retirement or resignation, let's say he retires, goes to mar-a-lago, doesn't know the salary, doesn't really matter. just means he has a connection to trump and breaking through that for the agents and attorneys interviewing him is so critical to the obstruction charge. one of the ways i would do this, and mike's reporting is giving us real insight into investigative strategy, for example, you never as an investigator want to show your whole hand. we learned from the reporting that they talked to him without showing him the security camera evidence, right? you want to do that because you want to see where he's going with this. you don't want to show your hand. but then after he says something inconsistent with what's clearly on the video, then they lay it down for him. that's an aha moment, should be a wake-up call for him. what i would do is really focus on the psychological component of getting them to cooperate which is your

the high activity of the navy and the united states air force was observed , it is even impossible tot a group of outside saboteurs could go unnoticed by the americans there. all arguments the pentagon and the biden administration in their defense comes down to one thing: you play into the hands of putin, you are not loyal, shut up. however, the course towards the use of terrorist methods by kiev seems to start to frighten even the united states. at first, the american newspapers admitted that the murder of daria dugina was committed by ukrainian terrorists and washington was categorically against this action, then the wall street journal published an article in which it says that kiev was denied in the supply of missiles, the attack of the ms of the americans is frightening, reckless the aggressiveness of the ukrainian military and the states are afraid. that missiles with a range of more than 300 km will be used for terrorist purposes, finally , an article is published in newake magazine, which can be considered a manifesto of an american layman , byrond is offered to think. is it w

and this is the royal navy , the united states navy, these were special operations.w what it's for. heaps of thousands of pounds of tnt, because these pipes are extremely durable , president joe biden, without waiting for the start of the investigation, hastened to accuse russia of sabotage and called the counter-accusations russian disinformation, while secretary of state blinkin boasted that the united states would now be the main suppliers of lng to europe in fact . named the main motive of washington in the end. it's the same huge opportunity. this is a huge opportunity to once and for all remove dependence on russian energy and thus take it away. vladimir putin has the ability to use energy as a means of advancing his imperial contrived proceedings. you should not wait at a meeting of the un security council, the united states and great britain advocated an investigation without the participation of the russian side of the perpetrators. buildings in sweden will be looking for bombings and germany, nato general sect stoltenbergzel is also very active, that the al

united states for doing this. then you need to look. at what government agencies had the ability to do that and it's the royal navy the united states navyou know everything, that's added up. here is a puzzle for puzzles. we get one, and the picture, and the picture is what it means on the day when there was an explosion on nord stream alone on nord stream 2 suddenly poland solemnly opens its gas pipeline, which means that the baltic sea is pulled from norway but as far as i know, they do not planned. that's so soon to run this gas pipeline, but somehow everything is so. surprisingly, it coincided on this day that it was solemnly simply launched. no, it’s, of course, but it’s another matter that, but still, you also need to understand the gas pipeline, after all, it won’t be built in one day, so to speak, and not two. it's still an old project, and so on, it's another matter that yes, the deep symbolism of the opening of the gas pipeline in rivne at the moment when hmm blew up the three lines of nord stream 1 and 2, yes, makes you think about the proportion. listen, i don't even have to do puzzles . i'm just embarrassed to say on the air

chicago made industrial strength coffee urns and one of their major clients, but the united states military us navy really liked their coffee earned as did the army. in 1948. well their son was born in 47. that's terry right up here in 1948 this now young family. ed and stella and their two kids moved into his father's bungalow. i've done west eddy street. and they moved in partly to take care of him. his wife had recently died and everybody knew he couldn't take care of himself and i think partly because ed man ed had such a powerful sense of place. he wanted to go home. and so they did in 1948. that neighborhood was still half-finished half the houses on the block hadn't even been built yet because the development that had started back in the 20s had stalled during the depression and then stalled again again during world war two. but over the next few years from 48 on into the early 1950s, the neighborhoods started to fill in as the developers came back to put in no. small reasonable houses onto the empty lots. houses that have been sold overwhelmingly to italian-american and polish americans who

united states for doing this. then you need to look. what government agencies had the ability to do this and it's the royal navy, the united states navy.e was an explosion on the nord stream one on nord stream 2 suddenly, poland femininely opens its gas pipeline there, which means that it pulls from norway to the baltic. but as far as i know, they did not plan. it's so soon to launch this gas pipeline, but somehow everything is like that. surprisingly, it coincided on this day that it was solemnly simply launched. no, it 's symbolic, of course. yes, it’s another matter that, but still, you also need to understand the gas pipeline, after all, it wo n’t be built in one day, so to speak, and not two. it 's still an old project and so on, another matter here, the deep symbolism of the discovery of a freak in rivne at the moment when hmm blew up three threads of nord stream 1 and 2, yes, it makes you think about the proportion, i don’t even need to put together a puzzle. i'm just embarrassed to say on the air everything i think about it. seems obvious to me, please rake. yes, if you consider at the same time when it exploded, then, uh, nord

that treasure island and other ports of oakland have been contaminated, richmond--due to the united states navyed states government and it is their responsibility but also ours to leave a clean environment for our children and our community so wanted to bring to the issue that it is important and vital that we realize it is one ocean, one shoreline. what happens and what we start here in the shipyard will establish everything from further on. but thank you again for listening. >> thank you for your comments. next caller please. >> thank you. this is michael lion. this whole process has really incredible example of racist genocide. it is really no other way you can talk about it, and it's-perhaps you read the san francisco standard article showing how willy brown is being given hundred thousand dollar a month to lobby for lenard to continue this project. this is just capitalism going crazy, and i really don't see how it will be possible to have a cleanup. it is buried too deeply, and the city broke it and the city is going to have to fix it. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. next caller

time in a year, why demonstrate its capabilities to frighten the former rear admiral of the navy of the united statesorces mark montgomery told what he thinks the maneuvers mean to the russians, these are planned exercises that are held every year and in fact just now the united states and nato are conducting exercises on nuclear deterrence stetfas nun and these are very large-scale exercises typical for russians with typical missile launches, so what is even unusual for them, it is the fact that they launch ballistic missiles from submarines and intercontinental ballistic missiles and cruise missiles from strategic bombers within the same exercise, but i assume that this is a kind of demonstration of power on the part of president putin. however, in general, there is nothing extraordinary about these exercises, they are simply arranged in extraordinary times, the reason why the united states and nato are concerned about this is that, as we know, the russians in their military doctrine have not abandoned the tactical of nuclear weapons, unlike the west, and the russian arsenal of tactical nuclear wea

that created a dangerous standoff and and the with the us allies the philippines navy over the show in the united states negotiated a withdrawal the philippines navy dutifully with drew in china remained others might point to hong kong and in an assessment that china failed to uphold the terms of its return to china china's governance from britain and then there are many other examples that raise concerns. among western policymakers in particular about negotiated agreements with beijing. so what do you say to those concerns? that leninists ultimately respect what you do not what you say. and in responding to lennelists, we should be deeply conscious of what we do and frankly. make sure that what we say is reflected in that which we do. furthermore what i'd say is chinese leninists deeply respectful of strength and our institutionally and culturally contemptuous of weakness. both domestically and internationally if you look at the history of the chinese communist party in the civil war from 21 to 49. this is a bunch of deep strategic realists in their execution of a marxist leninist revolution malnu into

allies or the philippines navy over the show and the united states negotiated a withdrawal of the philippinesnavy dutifully withdrew and china remained. others might point to hong kong and an assessment that china failed to uphold the with terms. and then there were many other examples that raise concerns among western policymakers in particular about negotiated agreement with beijing. what do w you say to those crapy that y leninist? >> guest: that a leninist respect what you do not what you say. in responding we should be deeply conscious of what we do and, frankly, make sure that what we say is is reflected in that in which we do. for them or what else leninist art contemptuous of weakness. both domestically and internationally, if you look at this of the w chinese communist party from the civil war from 21 to 49. this is a bunch of deep strategic realists in their execution of a marxist leninist revolution. my how new winter retreat, , whn he was in deep trouble, and we do fight, for example, in 45 with the defeat of the japanese based on the possibilities of the time. so my argument to t

the actual airshow happens friday through sunday in the united states coast guard in u. s navy ships will also be arriving this week. the ship tour starts on wednesday. and hardly strictly bluegrass wrapping up tonight in san francisco, the free three day music festival tradition kicked off friday, returning to golden gate park after a two year hiatus. during the pandemic . there are six stages this year's lineup, including big names like elvis costello, emmylou harris and sam bush. alrighty yeah, it was kind of cold out in the park all weekend, and today was a lot better. but saturday, friday and saturday, we're pretty pretty chilly out in the park but still a good show for all many temperatures today. we're just a little bit warmer, so we saw temperatures 79 antioxidant e nine and fairfield temperatures tomorrow are going to end up got the same. not much different, so as you look at the current picture out there, there's no fog at the golden gate bridge, clear skies as you can see there, and that sets us up with a clear night tonight might see a little bit apache valley fog a

allies or the philippines navy over the shoal and the united states negotiated a withdrawal of the philippinesnavy dutifully withdrew and china remained. others might point to hong kong and an assessment that china failed to uphold the terms from britain. and then there were many other examples that raise concerns among western policymakers in particular about negotiated agreement with beijing. what do you say to those crappy -- what do you say to those concerns? >> guest: that lynn in this respect ultimately what you do and not what you say. in responding to leninists we should be deeply conscious of what we do and, frankly, make sure that what we say is reflected in that in which we do. furthermore what i would say is chinese leninists deeply respectful of strength and our institution andti culturally contemptuous of weakness, both domestically andto internationally, if you look at the history of the chinese communist party from the civil war from 20 non--- 21 to 49. this is a bunch of deep strategic realists in their execution of a marxist leninist revolution. mao knew when to retreat, when

as we all very well know, it began the united states at 7:55 am on this -- when the japanese navy attacked pearl harbor. the casualties total more than 3000, including 2200 killed, and 1177 aboard the uss arizona. a lot of people don't realize this, but it was not until four days later that the axis powers, italy and germany actually declared war against the united states. that happened on december 11th. it's kind of a little known historical fact that even though the germans and japanese were allies, they didn't necessarily share all of the information together. even though they knew it was the japanese attacking, as they would know exactly when. just like, us they were caught a little bit unawares, hence a few days difference in the war decorations. we really need to look at this map to understand what kind of where the united states entered. again, this is not new to any of you watching this, but it was a global war. it is amazing to see how the united states was able to project its military prowess in the far pacific, and our atlantic over to europe and africa, as well as asia. it is a

know, the former foreign minister of poland said, thank you, united states who else could have done this, for example, the british royal navyhe us navy, i think it's quite obvious, we know that thousands of pounds of tnt were used, because these the pipes are an incredibly strong metal alloy base, through which natural gas flows, covered with a concrete shell several inches long. this is not the object that you can simply take and blow up with a grenade launched on almost 130 people were victims of riots at a football stadium in the indonesian city of malang at the end of the match between local clubs, fans of both teams poured out onto the field and a massive brawl ensued under the hot hand of the guards and policemen who tried in vain to restore order. to separate the angry fans , tear gas had to be used, but because of this, a panic began in the stands and thousands of people, suffocating and crushing each other, rushed to the exits from the stadium as a result, as reported by the police. more than 30 people died on the spot and about 100 more died from trauma and lung problems in hospitals. local authorities do not excl

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the country put on the table on their data and it turned out that one member of the navy and air force of the united states 5-5.5 jobs, given the population of iceland government. uh, this country said, i'm sorry we were joking, why am i here, of course there are economic factors. the same estonia, on the one hand, pays nato, on the other hand, it receives guaranteed and well-paid jobs . this is the economic part, but it is not the only one, it should be noted that in most these countries. well, strange as it may seem, even in bulgaria, even in slovakia and in recent decades, the bet is on hmm accusing russia and belarus of all sins. she has become the norm. political culture morning starts not with coffee, but with accusations from moscow but if we take warsaw and confidence, then from the accusations of minsk moscow well, that is, first the accusations, then the bone, then everything else and indeed, based on the current state of affairs in the region. i would like us to pay attention to the statement of the president of the republic belarus alexander lukashenko, let's listen to the western borders of th

we're following major stories here in the united states and across the globe. >>> the u.s. navy moving an aircraft carrier strike are group into the waters off the korean peninsula following a series of missile launches over the past two weeks. paula hancocks is in seoul, south korea. paula, we just learned in the last few minutes there appears to have been another missile launch from north korea. what more do we know? >> well, erica, this particular thing we've heard about in the last few minutes from the joint chiefs of staff wasn't a missile launch. we're told it was some kind of an aircraft firing exercise they believe. 12 north korean aircraft were detected carrying out some sort of exercise outside of the special surveillance line. this line is in north korea, but it is a virtual line that if any north korean aircraft come below that point, south korea responds. they did that. they mobilized 30 aircraft according to the joint chiefs of staff. you can see this htit for tat i starting to escalate. we know the "u.s.s. ronald reagan" is back in the waters off the east coast of

it turned out that one soldier of the navy and air force of the united states of america gives 5-5.5obs, given the population of iceland, the government. uh of this country said, i'm sorry we were joking, why am i here, of course there are economic factors. the same estonia, on the one hand, pays nato, on the other hand, it receives guaranteed and well-paid jobs . this is the economic part, but it is not the only one, it should be noted that in most of these countries. well, strange as it may seem, even in bulgaria, even in slovakia. and in recent decades, the bet on hmm accusing russia and belarus of all sins has become the norm of political culture. here the morning begins with coffee, but with the accusations of moscow but if we take warsaw and confidence from the accusations of minsk moscow well, that is, first the accusations, then the bone, then everything else and indeed, based on the current state of affairs in the region. i would like us to pay attention to the statement of the president of the republic of belarus alexander lukashenko, let's hear it on the western borders of