went into a southern dive, entering more than 50 passages, industry officials told the wall street journal newspaper, the plunge was likely caused by switch being activated by accident from the pots to pushing him forwards into the controls. in the same month, will from the land thing. you have a balance. triple 7, start off. the plane climb from the san francisco apple damaging pump cause beneath it on in january and boeing it 737, max 95 is well grounded off the door panel. do out on an alaska airlines flight. it was forced to make an emergency landing safety inspect to say bolts were missing a one, but an employee has not come forward and has testified to a senate hearing quality engine this. i'm so therefore raised questions about safety issues on the at cross. i'm not here today because i want to be here. i'm here today because i felt that i must come forward because i do not want to see another 787. i do not want to see 787 or 7, triple 7, crash. i have serious concerns about the safety of the 787, and triple 7 aircraft. and i'm willing to take on professional risk to talk about them. i have a

went into a southern dive, enjoying more than 50 passengers. industry officials told the wall street journal newspaper, the plunge was likely caused by switch being activated by accident on the pilot's chair, pushing him forward spin to the controls. in john rebuilding the 737 max, 9 plains of ground a dr. don't tunnel blew out on an alaska airlines flight. it was forced to make an emergency landing safety inspect to say boats were missing for one. but an employee has now come forward and testified to a senate hearing quality engineer some summit forces he repeatedly raise questions about safety concerns on a number of building at croft. i'm not here today because i want to be here. i'm here today because i felt that i must come forward because i do not want to see another 787. i do not want to see 787 or 7, triple 7, crash. i have serious concerns about the safety of the 787, and triple 7 aircraft. and i'm willing to take on professional risk to talk about them. i have analyzed boeing's own data to conclude that the company's taking manufacturing short cuts on the 787 program that made significant le

the wall street journal newspaper , citing its own sources, notes that penalties are provided for servicingthe export of dual-purpose technologies. since the outbreak of the great war, china and muscovy have only increased their share of trade in yuan relative to the dollar. this is how they try to avoid a number of economic restrictions on the part of america. well, at the very end , i will only add that... more and more moscow is trying to find certain loopholes to bypass the sanctions, because they work and bring some benefit, but still, russia's economic power can still last six months, a year and a half, before than it will finally begin to weaken, well , business insider writes about it, referring to fund estimates carnegie, well, they say that the international monetary fund predicts that this year the country... will grow faster than all other developed economies, indeed russia invests a lot of money in the defense complex, thus increasing its gross domestic product, and thus the economy of our the enemy still has a certain margin of safety, unfortunately, but you have to look in re

ukraine’s chances of turning the situation in its favor are decreasing, writes the wall street journal. the newspaperotes that due to large losses, there are more and more incomplete and heterogeneous ones. like the green transition, sustainability policies, migration, sanctions and military policies, they have all failed, the current leadership of the european union must go, we need new leaders, and we also need to recognize the new reality, says... one european politician whose position is at odds with brussels installations. according to the prime minister of slovakia, talk about territorial integrity and the inviolability of borders in the case of ukraine is only a theory of international law. but in reality, robert fitze emphasized, russia will never leave crimea and donbass. ekaterina shamaeva, vesti. spring floods in russia have become the largest in the last few decades. in the kurgan region. the level of the tabol river is rapidly rising. about 19,000 residents may be at risk. flood threatens in tyumen region almost a hundred settlements. people are being evacuated from 14. hundreds of summe

ukraine’s chances of turning the situation in its favor are decreasing, writes the wall street journal. the newspapere to large losses, there are more and more incomplete and heterogeneous units, because of this they cannot act effectively together. there is less unity in the european union, the hungarian prime minister openly advocates a change in the political leadership in brussels. now in the european union there are leaders with main projects that they themselves selected, such as the green transition, sustainability policy, migration, sanctions and war policies, they all failed, the current leadership of the european union must leave, we need new leaders. and we also need to recognize the new reality, says another european politician, whose position is at odds with brussels’s. according to the prime minister of slovakia, talk about territorial integrity and the inviolability of borders in the case of ukraine is only a theory of international law, in reality, robert fitza emphasized, russia. it will be the way you want, touch the croc star burger king, votper on fire, taste, it’s not easy to cat

interesting industry officials told the wall street journal newspaper, the plunge was likely caused by a switch being activated by accident on the pilot's chair, pushing him forward into the controls. in the same month, a wheel from the landing gear of a bullying. triple 7 fell off as a faint climb from a san francisco airport. damaging parked cars beneath it. in january bullying, 737 max 9 plains were grounded after adult panel belonged to an alaska airlines flight. it was forced to make an emergency landing safety inspectors say bolts were missing. of the company has been facing almost constant safety investigations, since crashes in 20182019 killed almost 350 people that were blamed on faulty software and census 1. 1. boeing employee has now come forward and has testified to a set of hearing quality engineers, some sally for raise questions about safety issues on the aircraft. the size of a human hair can be a matter of a life and death in a rise to address that it's bottlenecks. in production, boeing had problems pushing pieces together with the excessive force to make them appear

ukraine’s chances of turning the situation in its favor are decreasing, writes the wall street journal. the newspaperotes that due to large losses there are more and more incomplete and heterogeneous units, because of this they cannot effectively act together. in addition, at the political level , kiev increasingly has to fight for the attention of its patrons. as the media write at the eu summit, the participants will focus more on the aggravation between israel and iran, rather than on ukraine. here is the speech of the head of the european commission, the first of which was an angry pro-palestinian activist. ursulaen reported that the countries of the union have increased defense spending by 20% in 2 years, and this is just the beginning. there is probably no immediate threat of war right now, but it is impossible to say that it is impossible, we must be prepared for this, we need to start with the urgent need to restore, replenish and transform the armed forces of the eu member states. migration, sanctions and war policies, they have all failed, the current leadership of the european union must l

according to the wall street newspaper journal, in so they are experiencing an acute shortage of notanpower, and if the states intend to fill the deficit of the first, then the second is the task of kiev itself. i think that the administration was waiting to see how the adoption of the mobilization law would end, because they understood that if this law was not finally adopted, and new potential... usa against russia and yes, after what congress did, no one could doubt that the united states declared war on russia. the united states has lost a moral battle ; it is losing a historic match. great war is closer than ever, and if europe continues to bet on the american pug, we cannot avoid it. budapest agrees with this; according to the hungarian foreign minister, many leaders of nato countries suffer from war psychosis. admitted that serious pressure would be put on the country's government to make concessions on the issue of supplying ukraine, but the head of the foreign ministry assured that budapest would not participate in nato efforts to supply weapons to the ssu. ekaterina shamaev

precedent for many western countries, which is why germany opposes such a step, the american newspaper wall street journal. according to her, berlin is afraid of facing a wave of lawsuits from private individuals demanding compensation for crimes during the second world war. and other european states face legal claims for slavery and colonialism, the american publication adds. with details, boris ivanin. even for. the freezing of russian assets abroad, to which the west decided at the very beginning of the ukrainian conflict, the kremlin has repeatedly called it a violation of international law, but in the united states these norms were once again ignored. source of energy resources from russia after washington’s sabotage of the nord stream gas pipeline. berlin has emerged as one of the fiercest opponents of us-led efforts to requisition some of the nearly $300 billion in russian central bank assets that were frozen at the start of the ukrainian conflict. germany fears that confiscation rather than freezing these funds could set a precedent. in this case, they are afraid in the bundestag, germany, and the

president biden even wrote a special article in the wall street journal, actually a republican newspapere to give up on our friends. the house of representatives must pass urgent legislation on ukraine and israel, though. countries are able to defend their sovereignty, they depend on american help, this is a turning point if russia if they win, mr. putin's troops will come closer than ever to our nato allies, and similarly, if iran manages to significantly increase its aggression against israel, the united states may be drawn into this process. if congress passes military aid to ukraine and israel, we will not write blank checks: we will send military equipment from our stockpiles, and then use the money to replenish those stockpiles. buying everything from american suppliers is a smart plan, it should no longer be held hostage by a small groups of extremist republican house members . well, let’s put out of the equation for now the words sovereignty of ukraine and israel, which are completely dependent on american assistance, how can you be sovereign, you are completely dependent on some

by the way to turn against israel in any meaningful way, you can rest assured that newspapers like the wall street journal and the new york times of the washington post would turn on by. and he would pay a significant price which would badly damaged his chances in the fall. so the media or is it enabling, you know, we have professor joseph night on this show, the other weekly coin or a soft power. the to even said that the soft power from the united states is globally be indented by the genocide. but then he said, look, there's a few pull out the other day he was quoting it, most people in 27 different countries would prefer the united states of, of china. so actually genocide and supporting genocide doesn't harm the us as reputation around the world that much. so i think that's wrong. i think that there is no question that our reputation has been badly damaged. and furthermore, i think that our emphasis on the importance of a rules based order liberal international order, which matters so much to us has been undermined by what the israelis are doing and what we're doing with the israel lease. and i think

if i were to turn against israel in any meaningful way, you can rest assured that newspapers like the wall street journal and the new york times of the washington post would turn on by. and he would pay a significant price, which would badly damaged his chances in the fall. so the mediator as an enabler. you know, we had professor joseph night on this show, the other weekly coined or a soft power. that them even said that the soft power from the united states is globally be indented by the genocide. but then he said, look, there's a few pull out the other day he was quoting it, most people in 27 different countries would prefer the united states of, of china. so actually genocide and supporting genocide doesn't harm the us as reputation around the world that much. so i think that's wrong. i think that there is no question that our reputation has been badly damaged. and furthermore, i think that the emphasis on the importance of a rules based order liberal international order, which matters so much to us has been undermined by what the israelis are doing and what we're doing with these realities. and i th

have been on the front page of "the new york times," "the washington post," "the wall street journal," every other newspaper in america if he -- if anybody else, any other candidate running for president had said something so crazy. everybody just blew past it. he's allowed to give these abortion statements, where he is lying through his teeth constantly, and people will try to make him sound like a normal candidate. oh, trump came out saying that he's a champion of federalism and wants to keep it in the state level. he's for -- no, you have to talk about the crazy lies which is what the guy is doing every day and what he did in this speech. by the way, even though he was lying through his teeth constantly about abortion, he ended up pissing off people on both sides. >> yeah, let him keep talking. >> he did. obviously, democrats didn't like what he said. pro-life republicans hated what he said. they want a national abortion ban. he said nothing about that. he said, my hands are clean of this now. it's a states' rights issue. that is the statement you get, the one we just heard from former president trump, w

the "wall street journal" reporter became the first american journalist arrested on spying charges in russia since the cold war when he was taken into custody last march. gershkovich, his newspaper and the u.s. government all deny he is a spy. the "wall street journal" condemned the latest ruling. gershkovich will be held in pretrial detention until at least june 30th. >>> a luxury handbag designer is sentenced to prison, and there's a mistrial in the case of a rancher charged with murdering a igrant. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." >>> "the new york times" reports a mistrial was declared in the case of an arizona rancher accused of murdering a migrant. george kelly was charged with second-degree murder in the deaths of an unarmed migrant on his property last year. the mistrial was declared when jurors could not reach a uanimous verdict after more than two days of deliberation. prosecutors said the 75-year-old was recklessly firing nine shots toward a group of men including the one who died. no one else was hurt. kelly said he fired warning shots in the air but never directly at anyone. >>> the "los angeles times" says a man has been arrested in the f

newspaper along with the "washington post" covering the white house. what is the strategy here of going on howard stern? >> he hasn't done an interview with "the wall street journalimes" or any other newspapers that traditionally presidents have spoken to. this president traditionally used to speak to newspapers back when he was a vice president and senator, but that's not the choice right now. that's their decision. we think it's important to give interviews to traditional journalists. they have chosen to emphasize opportunities like this with howard stern or celebrity interviewers or others they believe in their view will present biden in a fairer and more positive way. that's their choice. they use them to make news like this today where he says he is going to debate donald trump. that's an important development, because he hasn't committed to that before. there's a lot of people who wonder what that debate will be like. in some ways, the 2020 debate, the first was critical. donald trump turns off a lot of voters by being hyperaggressive, not allowing then former vice president biden on stage to talk. then, of course, we learned that he may have had covid at t

according to the wall street journal, israel may respond to the iranian attack as early as today, april 15. the newspaper'snt are allegedly trying with all their might to slow down the course of events, but such belated attempts to influence israel harshly. according to him, tehran's actions were proportionate and aimed only at military targets in order to minimize the possibility of further escalation. alika komarova, lead. market analysts are awaiting israel's next steps. it is his actions, in response to iranian retaliation strikes, that determine the direction in which commodity prices will move. and the first reaction of the markets to the worsening situation in the middle east on sunday night will be told by konstantin churikov, he joins me. bones, good morning. tell us how today's auction opened? hello sasha, well, in general, contrary to expectations, oil is declining. i'll tell you the details now. on the escalation of the middle east conflict, world markets react with forced delay. the attack on israel took place over the weekend, when trading floors were closed, so the full impact of what is hap

comes on the heels of a new "wall street journal" report where japan's top telecom country and largest newspaperer to warn what will happen if artificial intelligence is left unchecked. and the worst-case scenario, democracy and social order could collapse resulting in wars here that is all for joining me now is john, policy director at the s project anda ple loceo conjecture, connor, a lotf people don't get what that says. except they will write essays for you. but what it is all the danger of aei that people are talking about here? >> i think one of the first most important things to understand is ai is very different from traditional software. when we talk about software lik you might use on your computer, it is written with code. you have programmers write code, instructions to tell the t ancomputer what to do like te, you can read and understand what you are telling it to do. this is not how ai works. ai is more like organic. you have these huge pile of data on these massive supercomputers, and you kind of grow a program on your data.is and the way that this program looks, it is kind of lik

trump wins six of seven swing states , reports the american newspaper wall street journal, although duringhe president lost his ground a little by two points, but is now trying to win it back. against the backdrop of biden’s own problems, he has never confirmed his cognitive adequacy. there is a chance, political analyst ron brownstein said on cnn that at the moment trump's performance is not just better than his performance in 2020, it is better than any republican presidential candidate in us history. the expert notes that trump managed to win over black voters, as well as hispanics, that is, he actually stole. vote for donald trump. joe is supposedly old, but experienced, efficient, and cares about others. then, like trump, in five minutes a criminal, against whom 91 charges have already been brought. so, the choice for hillary is obvious. come vote for joe. such statements, of course, cause bewilderment. everyone knows that criminal cases against trump began to be opened exactly after he expressed a desire from... i really can’t understand why this is a difficult choice for someone, re

the american newspaper wall street journal writes about the plight of zelensky’s army and the obviousll. in ro frames. in the avdeevsky direction, russian attack aircraft are rapidly developing an offensive in the ocheretin area, the flags of our units are flying into new bakhmutovkas. fighting is taking place in the vicinity of the village of solovyovo, where drone operators knocked out another american abrams tank. after an accurate hit, the car is literally torn apart into the sky. a giant cloud of smoke rises. in this footage, the assault on krasnogorovka, russian pilots strike at a key point of defense of the armed forces of ukraine in the city, a fireproof plant. what we see here, and this is very important, are huge defensive structures that took months to build. the ukrainians were really scratching their heads, where can we stop the russians, how can we protect? factories, the ukrainian defense can fall like dominoes, says reisner, an officer of the austrian general staff. ukraine tried to bring brigades into battle to stop the advance of the russian army, again using the for

and this comes on the heels of a new "wall street journal" report where japan's top telecom company and the largest country's largest newspaperwarn what will happen if artificial intelligence is left unchecked. in the worst case scenario democracy and social order could collapse resulting in wars. that's all. joining me now john swepy, policy director american principle and jonathan leahy conjecture. a lot of people hear this don't get what it is or maybe write some essays for you. >> what is all the danger of aei that people are talking about here? >> i think one of the first most important things to understand ai is very different from traditional software. when we talk about software you might use at your computer. it is written with code you have programmers that write code instructions tell the computer what to do like texts can you read it and understand kind of what you are telling the computer to do. this is not how ai works. ai is more like organic. you have a huge piles of data on these massive super computers and you kind of grow a program on your data. and the way this program looks is kind of like a bunch of numb

and "the wall street journal" this morning in their newspaper, full page this morning as they've donemornings in their paper. i stand with evan is the hashtag. it has been 392 days since our friend and colleague was wrongfully detained by russia. john, we're in open forum. caller: i think we've been talking about what's going on in columbia university and other issues with speakers going there to talk to jewish students, i think, i think a lot of it have been -- i think a lot of plane palestinianans have been fed up with the bombing in israel but i think the issue of what happened in october 7 is a very horrible issue that jewish americans have been dealing with. i hope they are able to find a middle ground solution. and the problem with these two crisis, people are using them for different issues of political things. but the sad thing what's going on in israel is you deal with this fight over the hostages. and it's getting to the palestinian issue and both have really strong gripes that are fair. but also i feel that what's going on with some of the students in some parts of the pale

ahead of the senate vote, president biden published a newspaper article under his signature the wall street journalssured everyone with only one thesis: there will be money left for ukraine and israel. in usa. if congress approves military aid for ukraine and israel, we will not write blank checks. we will send them military equipment from our reserves, and then replenish them with money allocated by congress by purchasing weapons from american suppliers. this applies to the patriot missiles made in arizona, the jevillin missiles made in alabama, the artillery shells made businesses in pennsylvania, ohio and texas. we will invest. six months of clownery on the capital's hill with the shuffling of foreign aid bills drove ukraine to despair, frightened europe and destroyed faith in... the power of the united states, but now in the house of representatives meeting room they are waving yellow flags and celebrating victory. 310 for 112 against, while the republican factions, those who stood in the way of the adoption of the bill all this time, are split in half, the majority of the speaker’s party membe

the foreign aid bills hitting the headlines and front pages of many of the newspapers incding the wall street journalwhich has the headline aid package passes. democrats clear a key hurdle in funding for ukraine and israel. the house appeared poised to pass a $95 billion foreign aid and weapons package saturday after democrats rallied behind republican house speaker mike johnson to clear a major hurdle friday afternoon. friday, 316 -- fridays 316-94 vote was a major step for a package seen as critical for helping ukraine with russia's invasion and arming israel. democrats act up the efforts to set up a final passage over the objections of dozens of gop colleagues. they pushed the package through even as a small number of republicans, skeptical of ukraine aid and upset over the lack of u.s. border provisions have called on mike johnson to resign as speaker. yesterday, house speaker johnson spoke to a reporter after the passage of the foreign aid bill. here are his comments. >> we are happy that it passed today. we look forward to final passage on the bill tomorrow. there are a couple of things that ar

war in iraq began with the filing of the wall street journal in the famous degree, that is, from a number of publications in the most respectable overseas newspaperher openly, introducing himself as such, or in the dark getting acquainted with a journalist, in that story it was a very famous journalist from the wall street journal, and she leaks this or that information, reliable information, not necessarily sensational, but certainly reliable, over a fairly long period of not weeks. not months, we are talking about years, during this period, trust in this source is formed, the editorial office knows that this journalist or this journalist has so-called sources, this is the rule that sources are never handed over, they are never they call it, but only if it comes to some kind of judicial showdown, and then in general there are a number of reservations. they know that there is a source, that this source is, firstly, verified, and secondly, very useful, this is a very... long game, that is, they work with a journalist so that at one wonderful or terrible moment, throw in information that could change the course of history, as was the case with the

it has been one year since wall street journal roster evan gershkovich was imprisoned in russia for doing his job. on friday the newspapert page, an empty space where all of evan's work over the last year should have been. here at "meet the press" we join our colleagues at the journal and news organizations across the country in saying that journalism is not a crime. that is all for today. thank you for watching. happy easter. if it's sunday, it's "meet the press." >>> this morning, tens of millions under a severe weather threat as another storm system makes its way across the country. is the west coast already washed out. nbc meteorologist violeta yas here with what's next. >>> cranes now starting to remove the twisted steel from that colla k

wall street journal" reporter evan gershkovich. he was in the country last march as a fully accredited journalist on a reporting trip when he was detained on espionage charges that he, his newspapermprisoned by moscow since the cold war just for doing his job. "the wall street journal" publishing this powerful front page friday headlined, "his story should be here." we are hoping for evan's release as well as for american paul whelan who has been held in russia for more than five years. all of us here are keeping them, their families, and colleagues in mind this easter weekend. have a good day and a meaningful easter. bounced from one doctor to the next. does it have to be like this? at kaiser permanente, we have a different kind of healthcare... so, how did you like doctor lum? ...where all of us work together for all that is you. on medicare? have diabetes? with the freestyle libre 3 system... you'll know your glucose and where it's headed. no fingersticks needed. now covered by medicare for more people managing diabetes with insulin. visit freestylelibre.us/medicare. diabetes with insulin. ♪ yeah, yeah ♪ ♪ yeah. all right. i am just parking right now, and i will meet you at th

it has been one year since "wall street journal" reporter even gesh co-vich was imprisoned in rush for doing his job. on friday the newspaperront page, an empty space where all of evan's work over the last year should have been. here at "meet the press" we join our colleagues at the journal and news organizations across the country in saying that journalism is not a crime. that is all for today. thank you for watching. happy easter. if it's sunday, it's "meet the press." \s 5am \e >>> that's right, it's easter, the time of year when i can bear myself through jesus christ. it's just the thing i do now and people seem to be okay with it. i'm going to keep doing it. >>> and if you think this is a bad look, imagine how

wall street journal previously claimed that the hamas movement had talks with at least two countries in the region to move its political office outside the decade. according to the claim of this american newspaper, this action is done as a result of egypt and qatar's pressure on hamas with the aim of reducing the terms of negotiations with the zionist regime. widespread anti-zionist campaigns and protests in and around prestigious american universities are increasing day by day. according to the report of the fox news network, the protesters young people chanted slogans in support of hamas at columbia university in new york. we are all hamas, zionism will collapse brick by brick and wall by wall. yael university was the scene of a sit-in and hunger strike, and a protest was also held at columbia university. you saw that some perfumers not only supported hamas but also declared their loyalty to this group. at the same time, we have seen that they are holding the flag of hamas and chanting slogans like intifase. intafazah means uprising and getting up and it is the event of the 7th of october. these groups clearly wear the colors and symbols of islamists they say that they want to destroy israel

wall street journal emphasizes that sahal certainly repelled the attack, but only thanks to western help. if not for the american, british and jordanian planes, the damage could have been catastrophic. and besides, the newspapere damage, but to study the work of israeli air defense. the real attack is yet to come. our post today called the pre -urgent meeting of the security council, convened immediately after iran’s attack on israel, a parade of hypocrisy and double standards. as vasily nebenze emphasized, this attack by tehran happened not in a vacuum, but the reason was a response to the shameful inaction of the security council itself, which prefers not to react in any way to tel aviv’s drunken attack on the iranian diplomatic mission in damascus. israel reserves the legal right to retaliate. it is not too late to stop iran - the israeli representative to the un calls and demands that the security council immediately include the iranian islamic revolutionary guard corps in the list of terrorist organizations. iran's operation was carried out entirely within the bounds of iran's inalienable rights for self-defense. this completed action was proportionate and necessary. tehran does not intend to enter into

wall street journal, they write that macron held confidential talks with biden and scholz to convince them to change their strategy regarding russia, and first of all, regarding... military issues, and, as the newspapertes, this idea is fundamentally different from the position that the administration of president biden has followed since the beginning of the war, avoiding actions that could lead to an escalation of the conflict. unnamed sources cited by the woll street journal also say that scholz and biden are roughly on the same page, they don't want to risk nato allies being divided. into two parts and one part could not become, so that one part does not become a party to the conflict. macron says that there will be no need to involve nato or the united states of america if russia targets french troops, and gives the example of how french troops were in africa and then france did not turn to allies for help, but it seems that france did. .. dare to send a small contingent, or military advisers, or in some other capacity, to the territory of the ukrainian state, what macron was talking about, could it ... push other countries to act more boldly in relation to the russians and their actions in ukra

washington post," "the new york times," "the wall street journal," atlantic," the "boston globe" where i work, i've been reading the l.a. times. i read my hometown newspaper, "the tampa bay times" now. let's see. i read my local paper, "the berkshire eagle," i live in berkshire county, massachusetts,. let's see. there are a lot of other things i look at. i can't recall them all at the moment but that's a pretty good -- that's pretty much it. >> that's a balanced diet. >> yeah, maybe too much. so if i can spin off that point, jim from l.a. says well, what if anything would you like to say about the current health of the future of the l.a. times? >> well, look, the paper has gone through way too many years of turmoil. it's the paper i worked at for 17 years, longer than any other newspaper i worked at. i was there from 1979 to 1996. >> did you get a watch? >> i never got a watch. i got a little swag but that's about it. that's a very important paper and i think it plays an incredibly important role in covering the region and the kind of issues important to the region. a whole reaction of things from immigration to the environment and world affairs in variou

the washington post, new york times, wall street journal, atlantic, new yorker, boston globe where i work, i've been reading the la times. i read my hometown newspaper, tampa bay times, i read my local paper, the berkshire eagle in berkshire county, massachusetts, let's see, there are a lot of other things i look at. i can't recall them all at the moment but that is pretty much it. >> host: that is a balanced diet. >> guest: may maybe too much. >> host: jim from las is what would you like to say about the current health and future of the la times? >> guest: the paper has gone through too many years of turmoil. it's a paper where i work for 17 years longer than any newspaper i work that from 1979 to 1996. >> host: did you get a watch? >> guest: i never got a watch. i got a little swag but that's about it. it's a very important paper that plays an important role in covering its region and the kinds of issues that are important to its region. a whole range of things from the environment immigration to world affairs. all i can say is i don't want to inject myself into various controversies. it's gone through too many years of instability. i think everyb

wall street journal emphasizes that sahal certainly repelled the attack, but only thanks to western help. if not for the american, british and jordanian aircraft, the damage could have been catastrophic. in addition, the newspaper of israeli air defense. the real attack is yet to come. iran's attack on israel predictably discussed by both factions of the american congress, but to resolve the dispute over additional aid to the jewish state. it did not help. according to cnn, the speaker of the house of representatives is walking on a knife edge, because on the one hand he is being pushed to reconsider the bill on financing tel aviv and kiev at once. and taibe, well, on the other hand, part of the republicans demands that johnson under no circumstances support initiatives that involve new tranches of unaccountable sponsorship of ukraine. in the eu, prospects too foggy. foreign experts admit that arms supplies are not capable of changing the situation on the battlefield. moreover, moscow has a response to the appearance of any type of western weapon in the conflict zone. but after the terrorist attacks of the armed forces of ukraine on russian targets. the european union is in a difficult situation. according to b