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how concerned are you, mr ross, about the fact that - you, mr ross, about the fact that this conflict might escalate into neighbouring states, which could even pick the us and russia get into a new cold war in this era? the dancer a new cold war in this era? the danger of _ a new cold war in this era? the danger of a _ a new cold war in this era? the danger of a new _ a new cold war in this era? tue: danger of a new cold a new cold war in this era? tte: danger of a new cold war i think is already upon us. the question is whether or not that new cold war translates in anyway potentially into a hot war. i think it is pretty clear the united states does not want to get into a shooting war with russia and i think it is also clear president putin doesn't want to get into shooting war with us. he has his hands full right now. the performance of the russian military, frankly, has been awful and i do not think he is really looking to expand more. his own military rent was reeling. i don't think he needs to expand the war, i think he wants to create the impression there is a danger of escalati

so what happens, mr ross, if russia uses a kind of small tactical nuclear weapon inside ukraine? what would the west, what would president biden do in that situation? that would be such an awful development. it would break a taboo. and i'm afraid once a tactical nuclear weapon is used, it means this is a weapon that is usable. we have looked at nuclear weapons and we've had the russians themselves sign up to commitments and statements that nuclear weapons should never be used and a nuclear war must ever be fought. if the russians end up breaking that taboo, suddenly the issue of using nuclear weapons becomes thinkable. we're all in a dramatically worse situation under those circumstances. whether such use... crosstalk ..it�*s not at all clear. but i don't think that president putin should think that he does it and he doesn't suffer any consequences worse than what he's already suffering. for the last a0 years or so, i think it would be fair to say, certainly for people in my generation, mr ross, the idea that nuclear war was a relic of the past. in your view, is that the case t

but most of the ordinary district lester was up on mr. ross martin to greenland because she can like a motion resume. he crossing the dap with levity. yeah, it was a bush taught was royal. he don't where shows would be his little day will korean you was raised, shall none, put that he been midst lay her so used polish nor south american with a medicaid. social will put medicine leverage cream up in my but when you start to night at the kim law chatam lucky lisa willis, i see you have to local see local for tube. this will clear on what gods can most. net, a bully with both from the threat to each not but most of the blue. but last one. he must wish lens for nato munoz. this is melinda atolico's to leave it for douglas . yacoma patrice, you can william petrie boyer insured the bus pickle. but daniel clayton, which was cuz i think we have him green ashlyn. nathan smith is 63 think it may be recorded on missouri to talk to her about her buzzer. martha, i take a portion of both quibbling, finance, you'll never get to receive my credit for the

ross, mrs. trahan, mr. suozzi and mr. evans, i inform the house that these eight members will vote yes on h.r. 496. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from texas rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. van taylor of the great state of texas, i inform the house that mr. taylor will vote yea on h.r. 496. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey rise? mr. pallone: madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. sires, mr. tonko, mr. lamb, ms. craig and mr. payne, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 496. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr.s remain that , i inform the house that mr. reschenthaler will be voting nay. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? mr. takano: as the member designated by chairwoman waters, i inform the house that chairwoman watters will vote yes on h.r. 496 -- cha

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mr. protein has repeatedly complain that the west never listened to russia's what he called legitimate security concerns. but when he did listen and ovi western leaders trooped off to moscow to talk to him, he simply lied direct to their faces and presented them with an ultimatum. they knew they couldn't accept. that wasn't serious diplomacy. was it? i should start from somewhere from 2007 or something like list from ms. munich speech. when put him became president at the beginning of a 1000. she was really thinking about having good dialogue with europe, with united states, with nature. he was trying to make up some steps towards what the problem that are within this dialogue, he became more and more disappointed. and he feel, he feels himself that are the, this, the attitude from the west, the russia is more or less becoming the same like it was those the so do unit and for put in the current policy is the current from his point of view, the policy of protection, russia from the same pr

so soon as you go, mr. ross, persona committal who in summer that you did without that may put into the pillow trust that just pamela simona from thus the image. oh, but i will just stick to that goes to thanks. welcome or sure. yeah, another trust. some story jo toronto be physical and this is the 3rd declaration of independence of ukraine in its history. the 1st happened in 1918 when to ukrainian states reformed in what is now present day ukraine. ukrainian soviet socialist republic with its center in cartesian, in the ukrainian peoples republic center and keith, which was quickly replaced by the dictatorship of head men score pod ski. and which was restored by directorate member simone, pat lira. from the very beginning, we see 2 trends emerging a course towards an alliance with the west. in this case with germany and poland. that of the ukrainian peoples republic score pods, deedra to read and b, that of a federation with russia, the ukrainian ssr as a result of the civil war and complete this interest

mr. ross in, in the un general assembly 93 countries voted to suspend russia from the human rights council. citing reports of gross and systematic violations and abuses of human rights. not a surprise was it after all, the latest allegations of civilian executions in butcher and other places previously occupied by russian units. the world isn't buying. the kremlin denials does put in care one way or the other trust for russia was ready for such dian loading. and it wasn't the most shocking surprise for moscow. but about this body. we don't care too much for us. of course. the most important thing is security council and our ability to continue to repress and that was there to bring our use there. but the reason of growing guys, relational russia is existing, i have to confirm it. it's never been a problem for the russian security forces to kill in large numbers. have it. we saw this in the to was in chechnya, tens of thousands killed the capital grenade, devastated by massive russia bombi

mr. ross, you and your business, you have outlasted the system of denial. [ laughter ] >> you have so much tenacity i read you were going to law school. i'm not sure if you did go to law school. you will definitely be a great procedure al process sor. -- successor. covid-19 meant nothing to you. we hope you keep your business going. buena vista. that's another one of commissioner john and i place. small frys. it's tough to run a business and get involved in a community and in the benefit district where no one is happy. you need extra money to participate in the activities. i thank you. thank you you all again. i know my fellow commissioners will be happy to support the resolutions. >> do we need a motion? >> we need a motion. >> i move these be approved and passed along with a recommendation to the board of supervisors. >> second. >> thank you commissioners. just to clarify that was read? the record. yes. >> on the motion to adopt resolutions resolut. [roll call] >> there was just one cor

. gil, i've ross, the foreign minister of russia, and a group of foreign ministers from the league of r, a states we heard and from the egyptian foreign minister. and the 2nd regional of our states, both reiterating the point the circuit left off was making their seeking to resolve the crisis in ukraine as soon as possible. also a whole other raft of issues including energy and food security, about a big issue in the art world. right now, trying to get weak prices dine as well. circled rough, just finishing off their media conference with a christian from the b, b. c. yes, they're going to for off saying that the west 60 mentality, unit popular world. when our partners cheat card games, it's something we are used to. okay, we'll be getting some snippets from that and throughout the day. but for let's move all know to more world news. this is indeed art international. it's fair. 12 pm here in moscow. and let's go through, one of the things are left off was just speaking about their a dis, information attack. that's what he said about footage that emerged from the ukranian ton of bouche

ross, mr. suozzi and mr. levin of michigan, i inform the house that these seven members will vote yes on s. 3522. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. correa: madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. gomez, ms. brownley, ms. garcia, mr. castro and mr. cuellar, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on s. 3522. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado seek recognition? mr. neguse: as the member designated by mr. perlmutter, i inform the house that mr. perlmutter will vote yea on s. 3522. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? mr. gaetz: as the member designated by mr. cawthorn of north carolina, i inform the house that mr. cawthorn will vote yes on the measure. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by miswagner of missouri -- mrs. wagner of mi

ross and mr. deep sean iowa, they will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from oregon seek recognition? >> madam speaker as as the member designated by mr. defazio of oregon, i inform the house that mr. defazio will vote yes on s.497. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? mr. jeffries: as the member designated by congressman joe morelle yes, chairwoman johnson and congresswoman strich left-hand and representative brown. they will vote yes on s.497. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. kerry of ohio, i inform the house that mr. kerry will vote yes on s.497. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? -- the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on s. 497. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does th

city torres, and mr. steve patterson, combined joint task force, afghanistan 2008-2009. thank you so much, and each of you can give your opening statements. dr. szema, you can go first. >> thank you, chair gillibrand, ranking member tillis, members of the subcommittee, armed services committee, for the opportunity to participate in today's hearing. between 1998-2015 i was at the me call center, northport, new york, and my expertise stems from the following: my team first reported new onset is asthma among soldiers deemployee -- deployed in iraq and afghanistan with exposure to burn pits in 2007. we described -- [inaudible] in 2008, copy the term lung injury in 2011 based on lung function it's testing, developed animal models in 2014, tested candidate trucks in these mice in 2008 and co-invented new medicine this year. i am testifying because as a physician, i care about the health and well-being of my patients who are our soldiers. my office sees new a patients post-deployment with a variety of symptom wh

city torres, and mr. steve patterson, combined joint task force, afghanistan 2008-2009. thank you so much, and each of you can give your opening statements. dr. szema, you can go first. >> thank you, chair gillibrand, ranking member tillis, members of the subcommittee, armed services committee, for the opportunity to participate in today's hearing. between 120

city torres, and mr. steve patterson, combined task force, afghanistan 2008-2009. thank you so much, and each of you can give your opening statements. dr. szema, you can go first. >> thank you, chair gillibrand, ranking member tillis, members of the subcommittee, armed services committee, for the opportunity to participate in today's hearing. between 1998-2015 i was at the me call center, northport, new york, and my expertise stems from the following: my team first reported new onset is asthma among soldiers deemployee -- deployed in iraq and afghanistan with exposure to burn pits in 2007. we described -- [inaudible] in 2008, copy the term lung injury in 2011 based on lung function it's testing, developed animal models in 2014, tested candidate trucks in these mice in 2008 and co-invented new medicine this year. i am testifying because as a physician, i care about the health and well-being of my patients who are our soldiers. my office sees new a patients post-deployment with a variety of symptom which in

ross barnett: you know what i'm up against, mr. president. i took an oath to abide by the laws of this state and our constitution here and the constitution of the united states. i'm on the spot here, you know. charles k. ross: we're going to try to work th this segregationist governor who we know is probably not someone that you can really trust, plead with him, talk with him, hope that he igoing to give a certain amount of protection for meredith, and he's going to follow the order. john f. kennedy: the attorney general's right here. he'll come right on the other phone. wait just a minute. ross barnett: all right, all right. robert f. kenny: hello? ross barnettyes, sir, geral, how are you? robert f. kennedy: fine, governor. how are you? ross barnett: fine, fine. robert f. kennedy: one of the basic requirements, in my judgment, was the maintenance of law and order. and that would require some very strong and vocal action by you yourself. ross barnett: well, i'm certainly going to try to maintain law and order, mr. general, just the very best

mr. the 1st was on the state security ministry in to ross bull. tensions in the region have been high since russia invaded ukraine. moscow has suggested it wants to create a land corridor, a long southern ukraine between trans nustar and the russian controlled territories and eastern ukraine. it's believed russia keeps around $1500.00 troops and trans. mr. and analysts say the area could be used to launch an attack on ukraine. the region remained pro russian after the collapse of the soviet union, but the international community considers it part of moldova ukrainian. president volunteers, lensky said he believed the recent attacks were orchestrated by moscow and that his country is prepared for any offensive from that direction. just a solution to change a class for the russian troops that have been constantly stationed in the temporarily occupied territories of moldova in particular and trans neater we know that they are in constant combat readiness, waiting for an order. his name must

an indication perhaps that this won't be a short term conflict. bernard smith, i'll just sarah ross, stuff on them. now, u. s. military is cancelled a planned inter continental blix. mr. ballistic missile test to try to low attentions with russia. pentagon 1st announced a delay of the test in early march after russia said it was putting its nuclear forces on high alert. now move to scrap the launch of the nuclear capable, newsome and miss i'll altogether, another test is scheduled for later in the year. lead for you on the part of, i'm going to tell you about clashes between a rebel group and congress for says it's driven thousands of people to seek shelter in uganda. and then a major win for labor rights groups work. is it an amazon facility vote for the company's 1st us union? ah, it's the weekend, here's her forecast. hey, everyone. good to see. we've got some soaking. rain rolling across indo china. you know, over the last little bit we've seen 2 to 300 millimeters. and now for southern areas of thailand, your going to be in the danger zone here. what weather will start to shuffl

i'm andrew ross sorkin along with joe becky is off today this friday morning. u.s. equity futures with the market open about an hour and a half from now. nasdaq has come back, up about 32 points. s&p 500 off about 2.5 points we'll show you treasury yields flirting depending how you want to round up or down with 3%. we're 2.192, joe so moving close. some of those comments yesterday from chairman of the fed >> from the two year no inversion there. and earnings out from two dow components in the last hour. american express earning $2.73 a share. results getting a boost from increased spending from small and medium sized businesses as well as younger consumers. goes the parents got that coming verizon also out with earnings, adjusted earnings $1.35 match wall street estimates. verizon did lose subscribers during the quarter but fewer than anticipated let's get to those comments by federal reserve chair jerome powell, but he said it's, quote, absolutely essential now that the country can tame high inflation. powell saying aggressive rate hikes are possible as soon as nex

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before he could use a mrs. model kid. well, if you paid there will be your cost eugene, better man, because there where kind of corporate you. that's what he's got interesting what i mean because he got back to talk. yes. i that does it for me this hour. i will be back in about 29 and a half minutes with more news and commentary about the war in ukraine. stay with us is our international ah ah hello and welcome to cross talk. we're all things considered. i'm peter lavelle, the u. s. h. nato allies claim they are continuing to send massive military a to ukraine. at the same time, washington appears to have no interest in a negotiated end to the conflict. this makes the question, what is washington's policy gold? could it be direct conflict with russia? from sucking the ukraine conflict. i'm joined by my guest, john brawley in new york. he is a political analyst, as well as a former foreign correspondent in russia and like jackson, we have daniel nick adams. he's the executive director of the ron pol, institute f

ross. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. ross: thank you, mr. speaker. and thank you so much to congressman morelle. mr. speaker, i rise today to highway light the urgent need for additional relief for our restaurants. since the covid-19 pandemic began, restaurants in my district and across the country have been at the front line of our battle against covid-19. the restaurant revitalization fund offered a vital lifeline. at a time when restaurants desperately needed our help. however, the funds quickly ran out, leaving hundreds of thousands of restaurants without any relief, including in my state of north carolina. in a cruel twist, many restaurants were approved for funding but never saw a dime. for example, kim hammer, who owns bittersweet in raleigh, was approved for a grant by the small business association. despite this, kim still hasn't received any relief and said it feels like no one is listening. well, we're listening. every time a new variant emerges and cases surge, the survival of countless restaurants is thrown into jeopardy. as i hear from

what's happening now, mr. lover of sad is a direct result of us as desire u. s. is will to dictate their rules to the rest of the world, including key of mr. law of also sad that the aim of moscow's current military operation in ukraine is to liberate people's republics. often. yes, can logan's completely adding that the operation has just now entered a 2nd very crucial phase. speaking about the events in the ukrainian town of boucher like here presented as war crimes committed by the russian army. and that's moscow sees as a complete fake mister lauder of promise that's russia will find out the truth and had just to remind you, following boucher without any independent investigation. the west supported key of an imposed several packages of economic sanctions against russia commented on that mister la grove said that russia is till strong enough. now we have come to a very straightforward conclusion. we can not rely on west and colleagues in any part of our life, which has strategic significance. speaking about russia, relations with angel, mr. oliver, sad that t