guest: we are unsure where they came from. officials have been careful not to assign china responsibility for these but it is possible that may end up being the case. john kirby, they white house spokesperson was talking about how the reality is there is nothing nefarious about these objects, acknowledging research institutions send out weather balloons and other objects for whatever reason. it is possible it may not be nefarious. given the chinese spy balloon that was shut down 10 days ago -- shot down 10 days ago people are on high alert. host: john kirby in the briefing room yesterday. he said the white house has been as transparent as we can. i wonder how that went over in the room with reporters and with members on capitol hill who have been calling for answers and transparency. guest: on the one hand from the press corps's perspective there is appreciation john kirby could speak to these issues and was sent there to answer questions about this. on the other hand, there's a lot of information folks just don't know about t

if you are unsure, it is (202) 748-8002.et's hear from kerry in wisconsin, milwaukee on the no line. caller: thank you and good morning. i am not sure i have completely thought this through but i'm a big proponent of free speech. my initial impression, and it's not going to be popular but they are talking about putting age limits on social media for kids. i'm not a social media fan. i have seen people terribly hurt feelings. i have come to the opinion there is more negative than positive. people are throwing up the age of 60. i propose something like 18. kids under 18, certainly while they need a phone for safety and to be order to contact their parents and for the parents to contact them, the only other reason they should need a phone, and they might need a smartphone for this versus the flip phones so their parents could follow their locations, be able to locate them. as far as on social media or the internet on a phone under 18, i don't see the need for. host: when it comes to the companies themselves how much liability s

whether they will. , a, , y many are unsure whether they will. , ., , , ., many are unsure whether theyyes, absolutely. that is an ideological _ will. yes, absolutely. that is an ideological question - will. yes, absolutely. that is an ideological question for. an ideological question for them. but they have is a sweetener is if new eu regulation pertaining to trade comes in, they have a veto, but on the contrary, they also have the european court ofjustice on some instances ruling over what's happening on the trade front, and that they were not like. so yes, this is very difficult, but in many ways they are better off because it is free flowing trade now between britain and ulster. but will be good but you are right, on the hand, it seems that labour will support the deal, so in many ways rishi sunak may get her apartment but it probably would be good for him if he got it through with the dup on board and with the majority of his parliamentarians on board. majority of his arliamentarians on board. , parliamentarians on board. yes, and we shall _ parliamentarians on board. yes, and we s

during the last year, there were also relevant networks of people who , well, before and were still unsureey thought that crimea is forever and they did not want to interfere in actually, well, enough of this is enough the radical cause of the struggle for ukraine, especially the partisan struggle, but during the last year, the number of our resistance movement and by the way, this is precisely its free component, that is, among ordinary crimeans , they all already expect the ukrainian offensive. and please tell us, what do we know that apart from of trenches that are being dug or are going to be dug during this time russia did in crimea in order not to give the opportunity to liberate it , how did they pay off as much as possible there and set up ? they took the so-called dragon's teeth there, they are pyramid-shaped, that is, they are setting up positions for the future, well, the location of these 15-20 battalion-tactical groups is still according to the old standards of a battalion of tactical groups that is, in fact, these engineering works have been carried out for quite a long time,

. >> -- they decided they were unsure of surveillance capabilities that the objects might have so president biden went ahead and made the decision to shoot these down. we still do not know where they came from or what's the purpose was. so there is still much to be learned and in the days ahead as teams work to to cover debris. >> the first one was described as a chinese spy balloon. these objects, the last three a little bit different. are we certain they are from china or is that the expectation at this point? >> we are still not sure where they came from so officials have been careful not to assign china responsibility for these. certainly it is possible that's me and upping the case but i white house spokesman was talking on monday about how the reality is it may end the end turn out to be nothing nefarious about these objects acknowledging that research institutions, private companies sent of weather balloons and other objects or whatever reasons. it may not be nefarious in the end but given that the chinese spy balloon was shot down about 10 days ago, people are on high alert for the

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but we'll get into this unsure, but obviously the executive branch has ball control on so much of thishink it's really important that congress representing the american people provides oversight, which hopefully build public confidence these tools will not be abused, but also lets us reauthorize important tools that we can't live without. >> we will certainly come to that. following up on your comment about 4 million americans holding security clearances. do you think we have an overclassification problem? related to that is our declassification system overburdened? is a system working or not? >> i'll refer to a slightly more authoritative source than the internet, and i read in the "new york times" this morning 50 million documents the year are classified. that's mind-boggling. 50 million documents classified. i that of who is that single pages or what, boxes of documents that's been subject to some speculation as a result of the news as to what the former presidents and vice president had. but declassification, i know we've got the declassification board here doing important work, mo

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after years of trauma and uncertainty, sham, she does says she's unsure with such a place exists. jessica washington out here to come to her. ah no judge 0 thinks the whole rahman in doha reminder of all top stories. it's been 10 days since 2 devastating earthquakes. it took year and syria. the turkish military has been flying in much ne, today, to areas that were cut off by the quakes. some is it on is an under among province with more on the relief effort. you read about remote communities. it's another thing when you actually on a helicopter and you go over these areas and you see a little cluster village which is just a little cluster of houses nestled on top of a mountain. and then you fly for several more minutes and you come to another similar scene. how do you go from community to community in terrain like that and get a to people? it is q lan task that lies ahead of authorities to try and reach old people. c, w h o says it's greatest concerns about northwestern syria. and as us president bashar assad to open more border crossings with turkey, or many survivors say they've

enough spaghetti against the wall to make one juror unsure? is a master manipulator. everyone said, even his law partner said he was skilled at getting people to believe him. what i think he's done really well on the stand is he's gotten up there and said, look, i admit to all the financial crimes. i did all of that. i am sorry. i am contrite. i feel horrible. i did it because hi this addiction. mea culpa, mea culpa but i would never ever kill my wife and son who i love so much. i think the reason he gave for lying about the kennel video, that's going to be up to the jury and that'll be the key. if they believe it, they'll believe him. if they don't, they're not going to believe anything he says. rachel: so interesting, loni, i couldn't react and go i didn't intensally kill my wife and -- intentionally kill my wife and son. so great on the stand and lack of emotion even though it was two years ago is sh shocking ---pete: there's been some emotion. rachel: i don't know. great information and thank you for joining us right there. >> hung jury ri

if you are unsure, that is ok. (202) 748-8002. keep calling in. >> bless you. good afternoon. ok. one thing at the top to get us started. president biden has made clear the united states prepared to provide any and all types of aid to the people of turkey and syria in response to the ongoing humanitarian crisis there. we continue to take steps to do so. i am sure you all saw during the super bowl yesterday to donate to earthquake relief efforts, and i want to point out some resources just for that. there is a page on usaa, a list of vetted organizations responding to this crisis should individuals want to contribute. you can find that cidi.org. in turkey, our urban search-and-rescue teams continue their efforts assisting in life rescues over the weekend. we continue to support the turkish teams on the ground, u.s. military telecopier's are providing critical lists for u.s. and international sponsors. our team continues to conduct structural damage assessments of buildings with the hope of being able to clear as many as possible. today, they have assessed more than 5000 500 buildin

many are still unsure, whether they'll be in a job at the end of the season.ix nations at the principality stadium. tomos dafydd reports: attacking rugby at its best. at the weekend but the celebration masks and uncomfortable reality. more than 70 players at the regions read the contract at the end of the season. and they don't know if be in a job in two months' time. the is taking its toll. i in two months' time. the is taking its toll. ., �* ~' �* its toll. i don't think i've ever been in this _ its toll. i don't think i've ever been in this position - its toll. i don't think i've ever been in this position of - its toll. i don't think i've ever - been in this position of uncertainty in this much fear around my future and weeks, months are going by without any more real information or at least not any real information about what's going to happen and so, it is emotional am full of fear as is the rest of the boys. a, it is emotional am full of fear as is the rest of the boys.— is the rest of the boys. a new financial agreement - is the rest of the boys. a new

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authorities are unsure of a motive, but say that moses has a lengthy and violent criminal history. we will talk about that more in a bit. now, for some law enforcement perspective on these crimes, they are joined by former washington, d.c., homicide detective and fox news contributor ted williams. i want to go back to the top, the st. louis prosecutor, kim gardner. there will be some legal hurdles. the issue was all based on what happened when this guy who had 50 bail violations was driving a car and he hit a 17-year-old girl. she lost both of her legs and people said, "we are fed up, it's enough, we've got to key people who belong in jail in jail. "your thoughts of her losing her job? >> i think that something has to be done with this state attorney there, kim gardner. and the attorney general is clearly trying to do something, but i think what he's going to have to do is let the folks in st. louis to something. i can tell you, the mayor is upset, and many of the democrats are upset. what the attorney general is try to do is to go into court, and he's trying to get the courts to r

the military says they are unsure what three of the objects they shot out of the skies actually wereow they were able to stay aloft. this is what john kirby, national security spokesperson, told reporters earlier today. >> we were able to determine that china has a high-altitude balloon spy program connected to the people's liberation army. it was operated under the previous administration but they did not detect it. we detected it, tracked it, a have carefully studied it to know -- learn as much as we can. we know they have crossed over dons of countries and multiple continents around the world, including some of our closest allies and partners. david: so how did we get to this point? our security correspondent explains. >> suddenly they are everywhere, balloons and unidentified objects being shot out of the sky by jets. what's really going on? nine days ago what the u.s. describes as a high tech spy balloon was shot down by fighter aircraft after being tracked across the country. it was carrying sensors to collect intelligence as it flew across military bases. president biden took

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residents though, are still unsure they're not calling on the white house to intervene.t this information gets down to it by the pulp. yes i did this burger. then what? what people are understand. now there's still a lot that's unknown about the potential dangers people could face in the weeks, months and years to come. so the epa says they are monitoring that water and air quality for 24 7 for you know the time being. ohio's governor, mike dewine, says he's reached out to fema for federal assistance, but it's been denied. so far, so people here are hoping that resolves soon and east palestine. stephen golan ktvu. fox two news. yeah you saw the large turnout there, stephen at that community meeting, so they're not being provided any assistance at this time, even though they're the city is saying that the water is safe. so what we've heard from federal officials is that residents should be getting assistance from the train company norfolk southern, especially when it comes to things like the hotels they might have had to have purchased whenever they were told to evacuate.

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of enthusiasm within the parties for either man about a 3rd of both democrats and republicans are unsure of who they want leading their party. 41% identify biden as the current leader of the party in an open ended question and just 12% say they want him in the role among republicans. 22% name florida governor ron desantis and 20% name trump as the person they want to lead their party. trump is already officially announced his presidential run. while biden is yet to make an official announcement. >> all right. let's have a live look outside here at the bay bridge toll plaza. in the twilight hour on this valentine's day. whole lot of traffic and the sun is brightly shining they're coming into town >> fine restaurants celebrate the evening conference. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow going to tell us what temperatures are going to be like to yeah, it is. could be chilly out there tonight. already cold in parts of the bay area. but we're talking very cold numbers. if you're headed out the door right now, most of bay area clearing out your skies are looking pretty good like this. the south

. >> did this affect a faculty member, unsur. >> we are unsure of any affiliation the suspect had to the university. our investigators and officers are working to determine his identity. once his eye dents i had the is determined, we will then look to what connection he may have had to our community, but at this time that's still part of our investigation. >> [inaudible] >> so, we continues to work to identify the victims in this case. out of respect for their families as we work through the process, we are not going to identify or confirm if any of the victims at this point are smu students. that is something that we're quickly working to determine. that will be a priority for us. in the back. >> [inaudible] >> i actually don't have that information. all we can confirm at this point is three fatalities at the scene on campus, and five victims that were transported. that is all the information that we have. however, we will work to determine the specific eye dentsty of those victims and their affiliation to campus if any. over here. >> [inaudible] >> so the first question was the loc

. >> as the world's top superpower, how unsure of itself can the usb to fear young people's favoritepp to such a degree? the u.s. has been overstretching the concept of national security and abusing state power to suppress other countries companies. we firmly oppose those wrong actions. reporter: do european commission took similar measures last week. in november, tiktok acknowledge that some employees in china could access the data of european users. it also admitted in december that employees had used the data to track journalists. however, the group denies any chinese government control or access to its data. fraser: it's time for sports. good to see you. turbulent times for french football. the heads of the football federation resigning effectively over an increase in pressure over sexual assault allegations. >> it has been a turbulent time for french football in the beginning of a new era for its federation. after months of turmoil, the director has officially step down following an unprecedented executive committee meeting. other heads are likely to roll as part of the bid to o

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they are also unsure whether it's safe for transgender women to take testosterone su ppressa nts.what they want to do instead is create an open category, which will include men and athletes of all sexes, while the female category will be protected and restricted to only athletes who were born female. but there is a problem looming, they say — the chairman of uk athletics says he fears they would lose any legal challenge, and they want to change the british equality laws because of the gender recognition act, which allows people with gender recognition certificates to be allowed to be treated as females for all purposes, and that includes sport. now, some have said the 2010 equalities act addresses that issue and it does allows for the protection of the female category in sport, but clearly uk athletics are not convinced by that. in a statement, the lgbtq+ campaign group stonewall say... meanwhile, fair play for women say... ukraine's top female tennis player and olympic bronze medallist elina svitolina is calling for sanctions on russian and belarusian players to continue. the ioc

the us military is still unsure of the origin of the various flying objects it shot out of the skiesble to stay airborne. the latest was brought down over michigan yesterday. uk airspace is protected. here — the prime minister has looked to reassure the public that uk airspace is protected. well, i want people to know that we'll do whatever it takes to keep the country safe. we have something called the quick reaction alert force, which involves typhoon planes which are kept on 24/7 readiness to police our airspace, which is incredibly important. i can't obviously comment in detail on national security matters, but we are in constant touch with our allies and, as i said, we will do whatever it takes to keep the country safe. damian grammaticas is our political correspondent. it seems to have spread from the united states, reaction from china and i reaction from the uk prime minister rishi sunak talking about it as well, feeling the need to assure the british public. that's because he _ assure the british public. that's because he faced _ assure the british public. that's because he f

is going to try unsure to overturn some of these governments. but, you know, here's the problem. the u. s. as a can. is it out as, as strong as it is a, it just can't control every country on the globe, right? it tries to but a can't get out at once. there's a critical mass of countries saying, bhaskar, you know, no more. i think the u. s. you know, just can't do it. yeah. they're focused on ukraine right now, sending billions of dollars. ukraine to fight russia. by the way. i am in moscow, russia out. um, you know, and in the breach, i think latin america is rising so yet. oh, i have great hopes, but yet we have to be the channel for sure. only grandma has recently re established diplomatic ties with china. it's a, it's a pivot from their previous diplomatic ties with ty, one. why? and what does this do to the balance of power in the western hemisphere? yes. so let me explain a little bit about that. first of all. so under somoza from 1934, the 19. well, really, i mean it well the to the 940304949. let's put that out from 949 to 979. somoza recognized. right. and not the people'

poland since the start of the war more than a million coming through these gates, many of them still unsure where their journey might end. it's cold, dark and places dirty. but for nearly a thousand ukrainian refugees, the cots scattered across this empty shopping mall are home everything they own in a suitcase or just a few boxes hundreds living here for the better part of the year. >> we are ready to house them as long as it will be necessary >> reporter: since the russian invasion 120,000 have passed through this shelter alone and dozens continue to show up every day, almost 10 million ukrainians have crossed the polish border since the war began, with tens of thousands continuing to make that trip there's evidence of that influx most everywhere you look in warsaw right now, around 150,000 ukrainians are in the capital city that number does fluctuate and has been as high as 300,000 in the last year. >> in times of crisis, people can actually come together >> reporter: warsaw's mayor is proud of the city's response >> we have granted ukrainians citizen-like rights. they've got rights to f

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if you are unsure, that is ok, (202) 748-8002. keep calling in.ore from the sunday shows yesterday. this was abc's "this week," with chuck schumer talking about the administration's handling of these objects. [video clip] >> president biden -- what can you tell us about these last two incidents friday and saturday night? are you confident in the overall administration response? >> yes, i was briefed by jake sullivan last night. let me give a little background. bottom line is, first, until a few months ago, we did not know of these balloons. our intelligence and our military did not know. this went as far back as president trump, at least three times. >> why is that we did not know? >> it is wild we did not know. i will get to that. now they are learning a lot more, and military and intelligence are focused like a laser on first gathering and accumulating the information, then coming up with the conference of analysis of went went on before, what is going on now, and what will go on in the future. you can be sure that any, any american interest or

to send him out of office, well, look, frankly , from how confidently he presents himself or how unsuremstein or stay there independence depends on him absolutely nothing because the western world he works institutions, not surnames, and the issue of aid to ukraine can be in any case now they will release it, they will release it from the lice after we did not receive tanks, we did not receive anything about tanks at rammstein. we did not hear anything about tanks . if it was taken with the fairs, then it is possible well, but seriously, the western world has institutions and they look very closely at corruption scandals, that's why varshikov, who thinks that he has washed his clothes , how did he wash himself? there he spoke about the fact that if varshikov had come out, he would have said so, good people, we have suspicions of corruption here, they have appeared here and crowded into our ranks, so i am asking for the dbr, the door is open to the corrupt potential suspects, the deputies have been suspended, will the deputies perform their duties, or are there deputies to replace the ch

according to merely amoeba, too much superficial praise makes children unsure of themselves, and qualifying the praise with a word, but can do more harm than good design. twinkle, qualifying praise in that way, detracts from its positive aspects. so you should really consider whether or not you want to include the word, but still it is possible to praise children in a nuance way long because i guess you could say overall he made a good effort. but next time you should try this on that. and that's also possible, i will, maybe you should make sure you don't ruin the praise by using the word, but to look new. praising children correctly isn't so easy after all, is it a month or don't you have to prove them at the right moment. like when they achieve something or learn something new. my galant home, it gets at home just fine. for me, it's about seeing their eyes sparkle, but imply enjoy, making them feel confident and letting them know how valuable they are and for fun . but still, i won't just give them empty tray and by managing fargo, 04 year old eunice slides down the tunnel, flying for the

we are currently unsure. our messages in nastya's facebook.ntion to the fact that, judging by this inscription on the wall, this photo was taken in izmail. so please, residents of odesa and izmail itself, i ask you to look especially carefully into nastya's face. it is excluded that after the evacuation from mariupol the girl and her parents live in the odesa region and for one reason or another cannot report that everything is fine with them , so please. if you know about nastya oporov , give me any information, immediately report it to the hotline of the child tracing service however, the fact that nastya is now in odesa is only an assumption, which has not yet been confirmed, and it is also possible that the girl still remains in mariupol, and it is possible that this is why she cannot report herself, or probably does not even know what she is wanted because ukrainian tv is not broadcast in mariupol, so if you live in mariupol and can see us on the internet, i also ask you to look carefully at nastia opry's photo, any information about her

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it is unsure in a way that could actually create problems with a supply chain for everybody else. and that will not have the impact that it wants to have when it's looking at the economic challenge the china presents. so no, i don't think it's a good idea, not just because as protectionist, but it's also cray. it's a single point of failure in a different place when actually what we want is diversification and strengthening of supply chains across the board. rejoined to live now by archie, contributor rachel marston. rachel, good evening to you. what can you tell us about this bill and why so many countries are concerned about it? well, she's worried about a single point of failure. busy well, that's what happens when all of these friends of washington, but all their eggs in one basket. and that's also quite the list of u. s. allies who are quote, worried about washington's latest protectionist moves. or i mean haters of green initiatives because fines, inflation reduction act is basically protectionism rotten. recycle carbon neutral green packaging. so it's billed as having somet

after years of trauma and uncertainty, she does says she's unsure whether such a place exist. jessica washington aren't a 0 to counter. ah, your child is there with me. so robin in doha, reminder of our top stories, it's been 10 days since to devastating earthquakes. it, turkey and syria, the turkish min.

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but we know that the united states of america does not say what it is unsure of , so no matter what theying, pope francis called the russian war in ukraine absurd and cruel, he said this during the weekly general audience with pilgrims in the vatican today, the pontiff emphasized that the number of dead, wounded, refugees, internally displaced persons, destruction and economic losses speaks for itself whether god can forgive so many crimes and so much violence and whether we have done enough to stop this war - the pope asked and added and what exactly did he add, we are listening in the direct language of the pontiff, in general, i appeal to those who have power over countries to make concrete efforts to end the conflict, to achieve a ceasefire and start peace talks built on ruins, the victory will never be real, the president of the aggressor country, vladimir putin, canceled a recent decree dated in 2012 on respect for the sovereignty of moldova, this is stated in a message published on the kremlin's page. on the internet, such a decision of the russian dictator is explained in this wa

as for whether she will ever return to journalism, she is unsure . after the service, i don’t know, letso has no far-sighted plans, the main goal is victory. however, i am convinced that the army must continue to work efficiently if the state still needs me, because i, and above all, when i went there, how to be guided by the oath that i gave as an officer of the armed forces of ukraine and so article 65 of the constitution of ukraine itself and that's all , that is, when i asked the language, you're not afraid. what are you? well , everyone is afraid, but the duty is the duty 9 months before the full-scale invasion of russia into ukraine. accreditation from the ministry defense received more than 10,000 ukrainian and foreign journalists, so there is enough work for the military press, there are enough officers, the armed forces demonstrate maximum openness , because the whole world must see the consequences of the russian invasion and the war crimes of the russian army in ukraine , serviceman vladyslav personally chooses an ambulance for his unit, these six specialists are transferred