ambassador o'brien: that is right. when they say, do you like each other, you think about whether the leaders get along and cooperate and whether there are connections in the depth of those relationships. those relationships don't get built out until after the things the ambassador was referring to. and do years later, we have footholds in the commercial space and security space and diplomatic space that did not exist when the agreements were signed. you have to find a set of common interests. there were three pieces of this. ambassador o'brien spoke of one, that was that no one and no other country watching us till this, -- watching us do this ever mistook the fact we were going to be deeply connected to israel and do everything to have their back. that turned out to be really important, not just the israelis when we asked them to do hard things, but our other friends thought we were going to stick with our friends. the second piece is iran -- bad. the notion gave courage to the arab nations, not just those who signed

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ambassador o'brien? >> thank you, senator. i appreciate the comments mostly on behalf of all the people who have been working on this since before i arrived. i met with some of the visiting ukrainian soldiers i think as you did. they are the real heroes and they are the ones making the difference. we are providing them with the weapons and technology i know there will be a briefing tomorrow. we do feel that the export controls are keeping russian weapons off. we see the conserve of the weapons that they can't get more. in that regard, i appreciate you mentioned some delegations visiting. we can provide that information. we will work together and i appreciate the offer to help us as we speak to our allies. a couple of points on how we coordinate. to some extent the diversions as a threat of coverage and we do have to make sure that even if we each had different targets at different times we then converge. i think you will see some convergence relatively soon. but in terms of what comes next, there will be

ambassador o'brien, you're just in israel as you mentioned. we've had a parade of israeli officials coming over the u.s., we had a chief here this week, so concerned about this iran deal. can you give us any inside information or break any news here about what the israelis are saying behind-the-scenes about the accords ? >> air concerned about the opposition, people are concerned. there is some concern that the current government, the prime minister, if they engage in diplomacy with the biden administration, they did not criticize out loud, kept a low profile. i think they are seeing the leaks about the concessions that are being made to get this accord done. dear sing engagement -- they are sing engagement in the russia. so, i think we're going to see people bashar you going to -- i think you're going to see more vocal approach. democrats as well. i think they're going to engage in the american public. because this is existential for israel. i was in the u.n. during the bush administration. nothing has changed. it would like to take israel ou

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o'brien. he is treasury looking seriously at using russian asset seizures as a way to re-fund reconstruction efforts in ukraine? >> thank you for your question. this is a major priority for the administration. i know many are focused on this, and i expect that some of our department of justice colleagues may have the chance to share with you preliminary thinking on this matter. the administration did suggest to spend -- did have a suggestion up on the hill, not included in a package, but this is an area we like to focus on, the concept of constitution is key for many of us, the mode and mechanisms require detailed work, including with allies. >> i would be interested in your views on the consequences for relationships for us to impose additional secondary sanctions or impose secondary sanctions against nations that we otherwise have good relationships with further ongoing business dealings with russia, just hypothetically, turkey, the uae, india, what were the consequences be of are trying to

o'brien. he is treasury looking seriously at using russian asset seizures as a way to re-fund reconstruction efforts in ukraine? >> thank you for your question. this is a major priority for the administration. i know many are focused on this, and i expect that some of our department of justice colleagues may have the chance to share with you preliminary thinking on this matter. the administration did suggest to spend -- did have a suggestion up on the hill, not included in a package, but this is an area we like to focus on, the concept of constitution is key for many of us, the mode and mechanisms require detailed work, including with allies. >> i would be interested in your views on the consequences for relationships for us to impose additional secondary sanctions or impose secondary sanctions against nations that we otherwise have good relationships with further ongoing business dealings with russia, just hypothetically, turkey, the uae, india, what were the consequences be of are trying to

cnn aerospace analyst miles o'brien is with us. and former nasa astronaut mike massamino is with us as well. good morning, gentlemen, great to have you. miles, i want to put a live picture of the artemis i rocket. they've been working on this hydrogen leak all morning. i notice that it appears that there's some fluffy stuff, some white stuff coming out of the side of the core engine that i didn't see before. does that mean anything to you? >> that's just natural gassing that occurs or off-venting that occurs as both the liquid hydrogen or in this case liquid hydrogen oxygenized because there's more of it onboard right now, as it boils away, as it's sitting there on the launch pad. you're not really seeing the leak there, you're just seeing the boil-off. the leak itself, what you have to understand is that hydrogen is the lightest, smallest element on the periodic table. it's very difficult to keep it from -- in a place that you want it. and this is what has bedeviled this space launch system. every time they roll it out to the laun

habitual donald trump made the decision to sue o'brien. trump, of course, lost, but in the process, made obrie one of the few people to see trump challenge on his lies under oath. more than 30 times in fact in a december 2007 deposition. tim o'brien joins me now. he's senior executive editor of bloomberg. we have talked about this so many times over the years. i'm so glad to get a chance to talk to you again about it today. the thing about donald trump is he's always lied and claiming to be a billionaire and fronting as a billionaire, it's fundamental to his brand. it's why he got "the apprentice." they sold this complete bs, and people bought it, including the media. >> well, and the idea also that he was self-made. >> yes. >> you know, donald trump is a guy who was born on third base and spent his life telling people he hit a triple. he would not have been able to enter the manhattan real estate market without his father's money, joy. his father bailed him out repeatedly when he made numerous different mistakes by taking on debt, not run

for the pbs newshour, i am miles o'brien, in laurel, maryland. william: miles o'brien joins me now. such an exciting project going on. we are watching the nasa live feed of the dart camera. we are seeing this tiny dot out there. 45 minutes away from impact. what is happening now? what are we seeing? miles: it is a testament to how small the target is and how fast the spacecraft is moving. 14,000 miles an hour at this tiny object. it represents about six to eight pixels on your screen. it will come into closer view very rapidly in the coming minutes. i can't think of a more important mission for any space agency than this one. william: as you laid out, the hope is that this impact will deflect this asteroid a tiny bit from its orbit. once this impact happens, assuming it is successful, how will they know that the mission was successful? miles: this is why they selected a so-called i neri asteroid. an asteroid with a moon. what they will be able to do is train alice goat -- train telescopes at the larger objects, and as the small moon passes in front of it, it will dim ever so slightl

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joining us now is philips o'brien. he is a professor of strategic studies at the head of the school at the university of saint andrew's. he is the author of how the war was won, air, sea, power, and allied victory in world war ii. professor o'brien, the word victory is in the title of your book, and people are using the word victory for ukraine now against russia as a real possibility. >> it has always been a real possibility. this campaign did not come out of nowhere, it has come out of the fact that ukraine has a better army, it is receiving better weapons, it's got better commanders, better political leadership, and a more united country in the war. the real mistake was thinking that russia was this superpower that was going to dominate. ukraine always had some great advantages. had ukraine been helped earlier in the war, with the kind of support they are getting now, ukraine could've been in this position earlier. we are where we are now, and we are seeing the strength of ukrainian armed forces, and the strength of

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william: miles o'brien, thank you so much. miles: you're welcome. ♪ judy: speaking of nuclear weapons, recent threats from russia's president vladimir putin to use nuclear weapons have sent a shudder across the world, conjuring visions of armageddon and nuclear fallout, echoes of the cold war. the covid pandemic certainly showed the world how swiftly society can grind to a halt. most people managed to survive that, but how would they cope with other catastrophes? in sweden with its bid to join nato and the war in ukraine, citizens are being encouraged to get ready just in case. as special correspondent malcolm brabant reports from sweden, what's called prepping has gone mainstream. malcolm: sweden is one of the last places you'd expect armageddon. it hasn't been at war for over 200 years. but the state is urging citizens to prepare for catastrophe. >> although sweden is safer than many other countries, there are still threats to our security and independence. everyone who lives in sweden shares a collective responsibility fo

also tim o'brien executive director of bloomberg opinion, and author of the art of being the donald. he's an nbc political analyst. david enrich, in the couple hundred pages of this complaint today, what have we learned about donald trump's adult children who work in the company? >> well, they've got a big legal problem now themselves, and i think this is something, myself included, had primarily viewed as a donald trump father problem but it's clear that, if these new general allegations are to be believed, the fingerprints of not just trump but the kids are all over this, and there is a substantial legal problem that they are now facing, along with their father. >> tim o'brien, speaking of book titles, today, letitia james said the donald trump's work was not the art of the deal. she called it the art of the steel. that has been your analysis for sometime now. >> it is been out there for quite awhile on the issue now is whether or not she can make that stick in court. there's no question the donald trump is a mendacious grift or and he has been at this for quite awhile. i don't thi

o'brien jr. >> michael p. o'brien. >> scott j. o'brien. >> tim michael o'brien. >> daniel o'callaghan. >> dennis o'connor jr. >> diana o'connor. >> keith o'connor. >> richard o'connor. >> amy o'doherty. >> douglas elslogger. >> albert. >> and my grandmother barbara p. walsh. grandma, it's crazy how fast time flies. though i never met you, i know you. i often wonder if mom sees you in me. i'm here today to represent generation 9-12. those who never experienced 9/11 but suffer the after math of it. we never will forget what happened on this day 21 years ago. keep sending rainbows, grandma, we love and miss you terribly. >> to my loving sister judy hazel fernandez, and my lovely cousin u2 1 years and our hearts still ache, during these tough days i think of all the great memories we had and shared together as one big family. i think about all the road trips we did as a family, all the get-togethers, all the parties, i really miss those days. i miss your smile, you both really knew huh to have fun. and you both light up the rooms. you

so, in his mind -- and he talked to tim o'brien. if you speak with him about it, he wrote it extensively in his book. he values things how he feels. he calls it mental valuation. i think that your jacket, right, is worth $10 million. he goes, that's what i think it's worth. it's a delusional, delusional position to take that he gets to determine what the value is of anything. now, what he also did is he claimed that it's worth the $739 million because you can parcel it out and it is a large piece of property in an exceptionally expensive area of palm beach. however, he gave away that right. so, he ignored the limitations on the property in order to increase the value. yeah, i bet if you were able to parcel it out into quarter acre plots, it could be worth a lot of money. maybe not $700 million. but it certainly would be worth a whole lot more than 75. he gave that asset away. let me give you another example. right over here, something that's not even in this indictment. 725 fifth avenue. he truly treats that public space as if it's

let's, abawi thank you joining us live i'm not okay for more, i'm joined by philips o'brien. professor of strategic studies at the inner city of st. andrews in scotland. and he's much for joining us. >> glad to be here. >> as ukraine makes these gains, liberating thousands of square miles and kilometers in the northeast, sending forces to retreat, do you think this represents a major turning point in the war? is it too early to say that? >> turning point is interesting. ukraine has been doing better and better over the last few months. this represents a natural progression since july. ukraine has been getting stronger. the russians have been doing a series of profoundly wasteful attacks and in the donbas weakening themselves. i think people had too much on their mind, the idea of the strong powerful russian military not adjusting to what was happening and what was happening is that russia was wasting its resources as ukraine is a trading room. and ukraine was getting stronger. it just revealed its self a week ago. but it was not the major turning. it's where we are in the war

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that gave us chernobyl disaster be cavalier about weapons that could destroy the world could robert o'brien was our top hostage negotiator mr. ambassador thank you for joining us, how seriously do you take putin's threat to use them? >> i think we have to listen to the dictators when they make statement like that and be prepared. we didn't listen to putin when he said he was going to ukraine, and have not lit listened to chairman xi in about going to taiwan. i think that comments about use of northbound la nuclear weapons and n mobilization are indications that russia is in trouble, they are loses and putin is trying to figure out how to change the equation. the good news is that ukraine is winning the war. >> let me play a clip from president zelenskyy and your reaction on the other side. >> he wanta to spare the whole world. these are the first steps of his nuclear blackmail. i don't think he is bluffing. i think that the world is deterring it and containing the threat, the united states could show its leadership position and recognize russia as a sponsor of terrorism. trey: all right, i'

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o'brien. as treasury looking seriously at using russian ash that seizures as a way to find reconstruction efforts in ukraine? >> thank you for that question. this is a major priority for this administration. i note many here on the hill are also focused on this. i expect some of our department of justice colleagues may have had the chance to share with you some of their luminary thinking on this matter. the administration did send a suggested legislation up to the hill earlier this year. is not included in the supplementary legislative package. this is an area that we like to focus on further with all of you. the concept of restitution is key for many of us. the mode and a mechanism require some detail work including with their allies.ed >> mr. o'brien if you might, i would be interested in your views of the consequences for our relationships for us to both impose additional secondary sanctions or enforce secondary sanctions against nations that we otherwise have good relationships with. for t

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meet lieutenant colonel courtney o'brien. and lieutenant colonel michael a broiling. these two marine leaders have been married for 17 years. they've got two children. earlier this month courtney took the helm commanding the marine aerial refuel squadron for just on the flight line on the same day, michael took command of his own squadron. the o'briens credit each other for their successes but michael says his wife, who is by the way the all-time leading scorer in the naval academy women's basketball team, always remind him of the rules and regulati regulations. courtney said her husband encourages her to be more extroverted and assertive with communication. congrats on your new commands but we thank you both for your service. that's going to be up for us on the sunday print have a great week it's going to be busy when here in washington. we will see it next fox news sunday. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> that evening everyone will revolution. worker, family community and especially for america. on friday make a wherewithal michael moore there is something about what he said to be ch

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, jr >> dennis o'berg >> michael p o'brien >> scott j o'brien >> timothy michael o'brien >> daniel o'callaghan >> dennis james o'connor, jr >> diana j o'connor >> keith kevin o'connor >> richard j o'connor >> amy o'doherty marni pont o'doherty >> and my grandmother. grandma, it is crazy how fast time flies. although i never met you, i know you. i often wonder if mom sees you in me. i am here today to represent generation 912. those who never experienced 9/11 but still suffer the aftermath of it. people never ever forget what happened on this day 21 years ago. keep sending rainbows. we love and miss you terribly. >> and to my loving sister and my lovely cousin. 21 years and our heart still aches, during these tough days, i think about all the great memories we have and share together has one big family. i think about all the road trips we did with other families, all the parties. i really miss those days. i miss your smile. we both really knew how to have fun and you both lit up the rooms. i have comfort knowing you are both up there looking out for us . you would have been proud ants. gerrit b

for the pbs newshour, i am miles o'brien at the kennedy space center in florida. judy: fingers crossed all things go well with the mission. before we go, remember to join you michelle center on washington week for analysis on president biden's speech and the latest on the lel issues for print -- for former president donald trump. and tune in to pbs news weekend to see geoff bennett's interview with singer michael buble, and hear a sample of the voice that made him an international sensation. geoff: the contemporary stuff sounds completely different from when using theld classics. how do you do it? michael: you have a fast fiber auto, and -- fast vibratto, and elvis and dean martin almost sound the same. if dean had done that, he would've done a weird turn -- ♪ only fools rush in ♪. it sounds effortless. sinatra sings on the vowels. ♪ but i can't help falling in love ♪ --he does the weird e's. they're all of these tiny changes. geoff: nuances. judy: watch that coming up on sunday on pbs news weekend. that is the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. for

. >> tim o'brien, the new york prosecutors are familiar with fraud in the trump world that. it is forced to pay $25 million, to his victims at the fraudulent trump university. here they are, and of course, they have two people that were in this operation was steve bannon, who have already pleaded guilty, and they are, presumably, going to be witnesses in the case against him. >> lawrence, we have seen time, and time again, the trump universe is populated by grifters. there is interesting parallels with trump's own behavior, and the behavior of the people who surround him and his orbit. trump spent years spouting cartoonish theories about how the business world works, and his own track record as a businessman. he ran for office, spouting pseudo-historical ramps about the state of affairs in america. and, what he would do as president. using those lines to build relationships of trust with those voters, and the people who supported him. discovered, during his presidency, that he could then lift small dollar donations out of wallets, into packs, and it would appear that unused

jay o'brien has the latest. reporter: hurricane fiona, now category 3 storm, just off shore of the turks and caicos islands today. earlier the storm slamming into the dominican republic, causing mudslides and on puerto rico, heavy rain and winds leaving at least two dead. more than a thousand people rescued by first responders. this drone video from the town showing the floodwaters. hundreds of thousands are without drinking water or power, as of tuesday, the islands utility supplier estimating roughly seven in 10 customers are still in the dark. promising the lights will come back on soon as crews rushed to restore power. >> right now our mission is twofold, life safety, and power restoration. we are starting to see restoration numbers continue to take up. reporter: the territory's governor calling fiona's damage catastrophic, sing it will take at least a week to survey the wreckage. it comes exactly five years after hurricane maria, a category five storm, caused widespread devastation to puerto rico, killing a

jay o'brien, abc news, washington. kumasi: today transportation secretary pete buttigieg is coming to the bay area. his visit includes stops in oakland. his office says he once to see progress on major infrastructure initiatives funded in part by the department of transportation. it is centered around work o major roads. the goal was to improve infrastructure and we can take -- and reconnect several neighborhoods to wi-fi. julian: researchers say since the 1990's, there's been a huge increase in breast,:, esophagus, kidney, and pancreas cancers. researchers blame alcohol use, poor diet, and a lack of sleep for the increase. never want to hear lack of sleep and attributed to anything when you are working this shift, right? kumasi: lack of sleep. alcohol use. you know we were going through itch during the pandemic. we don't judge. what was the other thing? julian: diet. we were going through it. kumasi: we could turn it around. if that is not inspiration to get it together, i don't know what is. frances: the sleep on thi

for now, jane o'brien in washington. >> president putin announced the annexation of four regions of ukraine. they are partially controlled by russian forces. it is the biggest seizure of territory in europe since world war ii. the landgrab follows a staged referendums in the region that ukraine and its allies denounced as a sham. president putin warned the west he would protect the territory with all forces and means at russian disposal. from moscow, our russian editor steve rosenberg reports. >> what he was about to do had sparked international condemnation. but, vladimir putin did not care. in the kremlin, he annound the annexation of 15% of ukrainian land. in the audience, kremlin appoted officials from those territories occupied by russia. >> i want the key of authorities --kyiv authorities and their real masters in the west you hear me and remember this. people in luhansk, and donetsk, kherson, and zaporizhzhia are becoming our citizens, forever. >> defiant, unapologetic, russia's president leaned into the west. >> instead of democracy there, there is suppression and exploitation. inst