and to, to provide the yelton family that kind of cover. and one of the 1st things vladimir putin was assigned by president yeltsin was the pacification program. the russians undertook in the north caucasus, and chechnya, which was cruel and brutal. so what am i worried about? i'm worried about a repeat of that pacification program in ukraine. what is it that we can do, steve? we can supply, and we can sanction, and we can support. we can supply the ukrainian fighters and what fighters, they are showing the world. they are these people who are literally coming out of their day jobs, who many of whom haven't been in the military for a while, are protecting their homeland with the guts and with support from the west. it is important that we continue to do that 2nd sanction. we sanctions take a while, steve, to have another fat, but i'm proud i work for a gover. and that has sanctioned almost 400 entities and individuals all close in to putin, to levy the pressure on those who benefit from putin's regime. and who, in turn, we hope will pressur

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man from the east bay has been charged with sex abuse, authorities say 50 year old patrick stephen yelton sexually abused a child under the age of 13. back in 2015. he's already in custody at the martinez detention facility after being charged for possession of child pornography last year. that investigation helped uncover the alleged sexual abuse offenses. a family in mourning after beloved father and grandfather was shot and killed while driving in oakland. kate who's amberleigh joins us now live and amber, his daughter says that they want justice for the person who committed this crime. heather the daughters tell me they cannot believe their father's gone. they describe him as friendly and someone who likes helping others. now they want answers and those responsible caught that's my dad and. more grandkids. rossio luna shows me the memorial that is now in the home she shared with her father, riccardo luna, in oakland's fruitvale neighborhood, now struggling with her grief at his sudden and senseless death by gun violence. it's not fair that they took my dad away. and there's there like

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the same country by the way that my predecessor boris yelton provided security assurances to two return for giving back those weapons, security assurances that are the territorial integrity and national sovereignty would be respected. do i want to lose that? do i want to find myself in the lowest rung of dante's inferno? i think he's capable of making the right decision here. i could be wrong. whether i'm right or i am wrong be continued to help ukraine with the military assistance and economic assistance and humanitarian assistance. it's the right thing to do and it's the moral thing to do and it's the thing on which the architecture of arms control can be. >> i think that's a wonderful and hopefully optimistic note to end on. i have one final appeal for all of you which is to please buy theg book. "winning and losing the nuclear peace" the rise, demise and revival of arms control. as i said a wonderful read and education in just a few pages. we make it easy for you. you can just walk to the back of her and buy a copy. michael will be available for signing books immediately after our e

and he had a choice in 1999 there were a number of prime minister's who failed one way or another but yelton managed to get that but i would like to adddd one thing. but there is plenty to criticize but the us did or did not do with regard to russia. but the first thing i say is we manage our foreign-policy based on the information that we have and the choices we think are in front of us as an imperfect process and we do the best we can. >> sometimes itd doesn't work out exactly the way you would have liked. but the second thing is that russians have agency as a country and leadership and the people. and then to from point of view. and all those countries and have no agency but they are the most important actors so that's a great note to end on. >> let's talk about ukraine and the incredible agency. it is extraordinary. you saw there was a war while you were there but nothing like the war or the hell that has been unleashed upon ukraine. as you said by some of your interviews but somehow ultimately ukraine will prevail? >> because there may come a time when russia prevails militarily. and th

were there in 1993 in boris yeltsin's not his standing on the tank noble staring down the coup boris yelton 1991, but you know what later generations of moscow correspondence like me would referred to as the sort of bad coup in 1993 and and boris shelton many people believe by turning his tanks on the white house. he he himself was dealing a blow to russia's. halting nation efforts to become a democracy and then you were there through the election of 1996 in russian, which there was basically a corrupt bargain. yes to purchase that election on yeltsin's behalf. justified by many people here in washington as a way to avoid a return the communists to power with that an original sin, you know of russian democracy was at the moment when something like putin became inevitable in your view. i don't know is the short is the short answer. i would just say that. the intelligence services had always wanted more power and obviously that's where he comes from and you know there there was a choice yeltsin had a choice in 1999 who he would sort of set up as his successor. and as you recall, there were a

i can do better than gorbachev and certainly has been yelton. that is absolutely right. .. >> where there was going to be, instead of drawing a hard new line, you're going to smear the line by having the partnership for peace and all of these things would have become members of nato, but it would have caused less friction. so it's more about presentation than anything else and then, let me just close on bob-- we have got more questions to get it, but close on bob with the multiple interviews and even read parts of the book related to his participation in events so i could make sure i could understand them correctly. i don't agree with his idea of scoffing at the russians. the lives of ukrainians are hanging in the balance and more than that, by the way, as this conflict escalates. that's really scary. if there are air strikes and russian aircrafts are straying in international air space in acquisition mode and lock onto nato aircraft and nato has the right of self-defense. it's scary scenarios and scary refugee scenarios. i think we're getting s

yelton bitterly objected to this so did gorbachev. so that every russian leader. us statesman george cannon which matlock? and best former ambassador to russia under reagan leading russia specialist in the government. numerous other henry kissinger numerous others pointed out to washington, they're making a terrible mistake. i should say that includes the current cia director william burns. former cia director stanfield turner william perry secretary of defense under clinton was so outreached by this. he practically resigned in protest. 50 specialists and russia ruda warning littered to clinton saying this is extremely dangerous. you should not be doing it. you're just calling on russia to become militant and aggressive instead of accommodating in a common european home. well clinton went ahead. george w. bush who came later he just tore it the shreds invite everyone. 2008 invited ukraine to join that was actually vetoed by germany and france, but it remains on the table everyone all the people i quoted high-level us diplomats and erosion specialists and so on. un