what would the u. s. and they to do in response of course, ukraine is not a nato ally, so i believe that whatever military assistance would be limited in terms of nato engagement would be limited to nato allied territory. i don't see the nato alliance providing any significant equipment to ukraine or providing stationing of any forces in ukrainian responses. i do see potentially bilaterally, the united states and other allies potentially providing more defense assistance, due grain in terms of what it need to defend against russian aggression. unfortunately, that's probably going to be too little too late. whatever capabilities are provided are going to be very difficult to match with the with what russia is put on the border. i think mostly what you're going to see is economic sanctions and restrictions to include potentially sec torrell sanctions on the russian economy. on the banking system, obviously, potentially on the kremlin, and president putin himself, in response to a potential escalation in the

remember, the number of countries were banned, essentially, from coming in to the u. s. unless you're a u. s. resident or a citizen, there are going to be people who see, you're going to have to look at this again simply because this case was found in the netherlands before it was found in south africa. so that could change the whole question of this. the administration says it will consider the facts and it will look at the evidence before making any new recommendations. alan fisher with the latest from washington, d. c. allen found keel. and as alan was just mentioning, their officials in the netherlands have revealed that the on the current cove it 19 jerry and was present in europe for least a week before. fly from southern africa were banned health authorities there. say that they've detected the variant in 2 samples from november, the 19th one week later it w h o labeled it a variant of concern and countries shut their borders. the southern africa of germany's incoming chancellor, olive schultz says, mandatory vaccines are necessary to contain a 4th wave of the pan

s. supreme court. the san francisco based panel made the decision today after two appellate judges last year ruled on the state's ban on magazines holding more than 10 bullets, violating the us constitution's protection to the right to bear firearms. but in today's 7 to 4 decision, the ninth circuit reasoned that the law does not outlaw any weapon and interferes only minimally. with the right to self defense. we're learning more about the suspected drunk driver who went the wrong way on interstate 80, killing four members of one family. the chp year old michael kelly was driving the wrong way near immigrant gap earlier this month and hit a car. a family of five from sacramento, where inside that vehicle, two parents and two children all died. investigators now say kelly was on probation for a previous deal. we. authorities say a four year old was the only surviving family member and will be adopted by his aunt and uncle. the california highway patrol reports the number of deaths in drunk driving incide

we don't need you to do this at the u. s. is doing that because they say, oh, it's going to hurt ukraine. we've heard this story before when ultimately hurt ukraine. if this takes place because the ukrainians need the money that will come from the pipelines that run across their land from russia. and this is being bypass that when germany is saying is there is no reason to believe that it's going to hurt ukraine. and that we need to have our own solidarity and essentially national sovereignty. when it comes to this issue, the russians want to do it. we want to do it, stay out of it with your sanction. and right, and i mean, the germans are basically that this certification delay is mostly due to some bureaucratic red tape where they have to incorporate inside of germany to do so. and the us been increasingly involved in this situation. obviously they, they, at one point kind of gave their blasting for germany to go ahead and get the guy from russia. but the cremeans kind of saying, hey, the u. s. should not be involved in thi

i mean, even in latin america, she was spied upon by the u. s government for the white as she did. and you know, it was her french citizenship that allowed her to move so freely because they did try to stop her movement by, you know, on cancelling her pass for it. so i think her life and her work, you know, speaks for itself. we really appreciate you giving us your time and your thoughts on this mar, back for. thank you very much indeed. thank you. the caribbean island nation of barbados is now a republic after ending its ties with the british monarchy. sandra mason has been sworn in as president, replacing queen elizabeth as head of state our latin america editor, elissia newman. was that the festivities bridgetown? ah, the declaration of the world newest republic was marked by celebrations ah, with the music song and dance that barbados is so well known for ah, but above all, it was time for solemnity. prince charles arrived for the last time as the representative of the queen by betus, his head of state mocking the end of the british monarchies, ties with the island to once know

s economy at risk. your own pal is expected to testify before a senate committee tomorrow that the new strange could strain could slow progress and employment and worsen supply chain disruptions and prepared remarks. pal said that factors that have led to higher prices could linger. well into next year. the omicron variant comes just as airlines were rebounding from loosened travel restrictions, according to the transportation security administration. the number of passengers over the holiday weekend was more than double that of 2020 levels. passenger volume, however, was still down 14% from 2019, a spokesperson for airlines for america, a lobbyist for major u. s carrier , said today it is critical that international travel restrictions be rooted in science. still ahead tonight, waiving fees for san francisco small businesses the new way they can set up shop this holiday season and coming up a little later tonight. how pg and e is using artificial intelligence in an ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red

peter, when the u. s. is sending reapers. drones or other you avi's advance u a. b s. the problem is ukraine's in this cycle of dependency. so the u. s. and the west have captured them politically. they've captured them. and now economically, in the cycle of a dependency and aid comes in various forms, ok, and once you get in that cycle, you become a kind of you become colonized by the west. i mean, next thing will be if there's a significant intelligence presence or listening stations based in the ukraine, then good control over the ukraine's political bodies becomes a kind of a foreign affair. australia had fallen into that trap years ago during the cold war . that's one example. many countries actually fell into that trap during the cold war period, and they're still in that cycle all these years later. so, i mean, i see this is a kind of a colonization, a long term colonization of your credit. i agree with that kind of mental premise here, but it also can turn into a wag the dog situation as well because that dependency isn't now. now they're all in so many differe

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patrick lee, the the u. s. for the by the administration is sponsoring a democracy conference on december 10th and 11th. it's all going to be virtual. i think a 110 countries have been invited. we can look at the the list. ok. there's some interesting admissions and then there's some interesting additions which one good question and it puts the entire idea of democracy into doubt in the 1st place. however, this is an interesting cudgel here. i mean, it seems to me that the washington, the washington consensus is very, very nervous. it needs to convince itself that no leading the world in terms of democracy is if that is what is driving the world or this whole narrative of democracy versus a talk or see, falls apart like a house of cards. it's laughable in the 21st century. go ahead. yeah, it's, it's, it's the sort of contracts are just endless and i, i thought that they would die off at some point in the past, but no, they're going to expand the sort of thing. and it's even more laughable. the fact that these a

s. proxy american government? yes. me was, it was and i the, the st. george's, the bar this and george's hotel was the place where the diplomat spies, journalist would all meet in the evening or sometimes indeed in the morning and spend all day there. and it was the place where you were, you know, if you wanted to know what was going on, you got plugged into the saint george's. and you would be sure to meet some senior member of the government or some senior spy or whatever. and that was the place to be sent. at least that was better than press releases. i mean, the amount of alcohol that flows through this book, the 10 o'clock you tell us what the 10 o'clock club is it? yeah. your telling her was what was that the 2 chairman of that was sam pope brewer, who his wife ended up marrying philby and a friend of his who was a senior cia man. and they would arrive at 10 o'clock for pick up their post, put the newspapers under their arm and go and sit at the bar and just chat. and i had the 1st martini of the day at 10 am and

this week, the u. s. supreme court will take up what's widely viewed as one of the most important abortion cases in a generation. on wednesday, the nation's highest court will hear arguments on the mississippi law that bans most abortions after just 15 weeks. it's possible the court could overrule roe versus wade entirely. that's the landmark ruling that legalized abortion. back in 1973. the supreme court currently has a 6 to 3 conservative majority san is a sharks have placed player evander kane on waivers, any other nhl team could claim him and paid the remaining $28 million on his contract. if he clears waivers, the sharks plan to have him play for the sharks minor league team. the barrack kudos. cain is on a 21 game suspension after he submitted a fake covid-19 vaccine card. after on the ice. the sharks powered past the blackhawks for their third victory in four games. the sharks first goal came in the second period when the puck right here bounces off timo meier skate and into the net. myers scored t

the u. s. president says the travel ban is necessary but is not expecting additional restrictions. another round of talks begin in vienna in the latest effort to reinstate the 2015 nuclear agreement with iran and twitter go found a jack. dorothy steps down as c o a year up to surviving and invest a bead to asked him. i'm devin ash, with sports as a new man in charge at manchester and i said, the english premier leeside have hired a german coach ralph, and run nick until the end of the season. we'll look at why later this news our ah hello and welcome to the program. we begin with the latest developments on the on me crohn very. and the un secretary general says he's deeply concerned by the isolation of southern african countries through the recent covered 19 travel bands and 20 a good terrorist says the region cannot be blamed for its lack of vaccines. is comes as the u. s. president says travel restrictions were necessary to curb the spread of the new variance. however, job bought and added th

it's going to be and because if the u. s. doesn't now go stand by its commitments, then it will bass. i'm just great military side the military. so i could be over very quickly, this is a political situation more than anything. and i'm sure the you credit the credit would like nothing more than to see the mix piece process realized. but a lot of interference continues to happen. constantly. every single turn by the us or by whatever leader it had installed for shank. and now they seem to have a tremendous amount of influence way over the current president zelinski. it's not about the markets. over the last couple of days. lensky has been making claims very public claims, that there is a plan who against his government. here is this is another site got here or, or is he in trouble because he's lost his majority in the parliament. many of his a close associates have turned on him. a major opposition figures based being, being held under house arrest. he's attacked independent media. he's in trouble here, but i mean, is this cre

is the u. s. going to be able to be a broke half a p. say old, you think their role is it's, it's well too complicated for them for something as simple as that. so 1st of all, oh we, we here since 2015 we hear us from again does ration needs in vain ukraine cause of stress from naples. and this is thought ally, ally, because before to actually 2014 ukraine said no block status, support as of nato in the ukraine. we're all we're seeing minority because we ukrainians believes that we could have good pragmatic relations was the rush. we had the treaty with rush, we had the budapest memorandum where russia wrong has to be a guarantee that all ukrainian territorial integrity. so there was no talk about later in 2040. and then in 2014 ration aggression stuff. and it completely changed the views of you great, that we saw that in any case, even if your brain is outside of, even if you grain is in utica, it doesn't prevent from russian aggression. that's why i definitely will need the support from service. and we understand that nobody will fight

s. government already has been getting it since 2014. it's got a partner effectively in the u. s. is the us going to be able to be a broker for p, say old. you think their role is it's, it's far too complicated for law for something as simple as that. so 1st of all, oh we, we here since 2015 we hear us from again, does. russian needs to invade ukraine because of threats from naples. and this is thought ally, ally, because before to actually 2014 ukraine had known block status support as of nato in the ukraine. we're all we're seeing minority because we ukrainians believes that we could have good match the correlations was the rush. we had the treaty was rush, we had the budapest memorandum where russia, rome is to be a guarantee that all ukrainian territorial integrity. so there was no talk about later in 2014. and then in 2014 ration aggression stuff. and it completely changed the views of you great, that we saw that in any case we're, even if you grade is outside of even if you grade is in utica, it doesn't prevent from russian aggress. that's why i definitely will need the supp

the u. s will join other countries to restrict travel for more than half a dozen countries because of the new omicron strain. the reason some say it's not the answer, plus gas prices continue to soar. but president biden thinks his new effort will bring down the cost of oil. why not? everyone is convinced coming up. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings onto. welcome to ktvu mornings onto it is sunday november 28th. i'm amanda quinta

u. s. a. you nation armed, saudi arabian asked strikes on the poorest country in the middle east. yemen today, meanwhile, is 48 hours ahead of the 74th anniversary of the united nations partition plan for palestine. that arguably capitalized so much bloodshed, and population displacement as the u. n. continues to struggle to deal with the most important issues of our time from climate change to monopoly power. i'm joined now from geneva, my professor, how for disaster. he was the 1st you an independent expert on the promotion of a democratic and equitable international order and author of building adjust, wildwood. alfred, welcome to going on the ground. again. the book is a myriad of issues. i mean, some might say it should me embalmed in the new york and horses. i mean, those just begin though, with a question that you know before before we live in a society where a book that dames to save every, every human being alive on, on the planet before it's given to all that ambassadors of the u. n.

s. dollar, because the u. s. dollar can't hold its purchasing power because it's via money and no fee up money over the past 300 years has ever escaped trading to 0. ah, ah, ah ah, welcome back. i'm still here with professor al, for disaster, for me you an independent expert on the promotion of a democratic inevitable international order and the author of building a just will do you make a recommendation that essential services should be kept in government hands, which obviously i'm talking to you from britain where everything's been privatized when you really think water in the g internet. the u. n. should, should make a global pack the, the essential services should be in government adds, as you recommend in this book. i think that if you read the comment on economics or from cultural rights, ah, you will see that stage already had an obligation to guarantee those essential services. and of course, there's no enforcement mechanism. so all state bodies, truly covenant on economic social cultural rights can vi

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the u. s. is calling for urgent negotiations and the conflicts in ethiopia, while foreign minister avia murder is on the front lines and turns times on the border. ukrainian soldiers say they're ready for any possible incursion as russian troops carriers exercises nearby. and his small liverpool move up to a 2nd in the english premier league, a foreigner whenever so handsome. taking them within a points of me was charles ah, or we begin in the u. k. were prime minister boris johnson is titans croon of iris rules as countries worldwide try to contain the new omicron variance. the u. k. has confirmed 2 cases of the highly mutated strain, all the rivals in to the country. what may i have to do a p c r test on day 2 and self isolate until they get a negative result, face coverings or once again be mandatory in shops and on public transportation. our scientists are learning more hour by hour and it does appear that only chrome spreads very rapidly and can be spread between people who are double vacc

they have solidarity with the palestinian people observed as u. s. u. k armed is ready, killing palestinians continues until then keep in touch by all our social media and let us know if you think the united nation still has relevance on the global stage . ah ah shoot, don't seem an official with the official someone at that the from the tech i was with ah. yeah. and the son didn't want them to dispassionate and want to see that they've gone yet the future posted in this. there's actually a lot on evan jo besides exile i me at the with him now they should usually should almost by you. so what i'm going to look up in cities. it took the test initially. how might you have to keep moments it she slightly, as she shared with a new co read strain in southern africa, sparks global public prompting countries to shut down or travel with the region. the variant is already spreading globally with the united kingdom, the latest nation to confirm cases. the developers of sputnik v, you're preparing to test the russian shot against the new mutation. we also hear fro

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but across europe and the u. s. the event was overshadowed by protest over the companies, treatment of its workers and the environment correspondent, caleb, and now reporting from the heart of the demonstrations in the big apple. i. well, we're here on 5th avenue and manhattan outside of the building where jeff bezos owns 4 floors of luxury apartments. and right down here. as you can see, we're seeing representatives of labor unions and progressive community activist groups who are assembling to demand the recognition of the union at the amazon warehouses now among the crowd, our amazon workers allies of the labor movement, progressive activists, et cetera. all highlighting the conditions at the amazon warehouses on demanding better treatment for the workers. here is some of what was in the call made for actions against jeff bezos on black friday. what is traditionally a top shopping holiday in the united states? the pandemic has exposed how amazon place is profits, head of work, as society and our planet amazon tak

s. dollar because the u. s . dollar can hold its purchasing power because it's fee of money and no fee of money over the past 300 years has ever escaped trading to 0. ah sure don't seem inefficient, mister fisher from mind that the, from the check hockey with some dinner washed them with it. and once you see that they've gone yet, the makisia posted in the flesh to follow them every year besides exile. i me at the, what the now there she can usually said almost i also what i'm going to put and she will continue to test once and she lives right? yes. the key moment sich, she's leeway and she shared with welcome back. i'm still here with professor alfred a zayus, the former you an independent expert on the promotion of a democratic inequitable international order and the author of building a just well do you make a recommendation that essential services should be kept in government hands? which obviously i'm talking to you from britain where everything's been privatized when you really think water, energy inter

with time after that, senior watching, going underground in another week of u. k. u. s. a. you nation armed? saudi arabian asked strikes on the poorest country in the middle east. yemen today, meanwhile, is 48 hours ahead of the 74th anniversary of the united nations partition plan for palestine that arguably capitalized so much bloodshed, and population displacements. as the u. n continues to struggle to deal with the most important issues over time, from climate change to monopoly power. i'm joined now from geneva by professor how for de zayus. he was the 1st you an independent expert on the promotion of a democratic and equitable international order. an author of building adjust, wildwood. alfred, welcome to going underground. again. the book is a myriad of issues. i mean, some might say it should be embalmed in the new york headquarters. i mean, let's just begin though, with a question that you know before before we live in a society where a book, the games to save every, every human being alive on, on the planet before it's given dual ambassador, the u. n. is a mandato

because so far, what we have seen from joe biden is an agend focused more on division than u focused more on appeasing and strengthening our allies. focusing more and trying to tur far left fantasies into reality instead of easingcu the pain an working class americans, all across the country would argue directly because of his policie joining me now for reaction former democratic congresswoman and presidential candidate from hawaii, tulsi gabbard. i've spent most of my life as a demo there is a classical liberal understanding of things which now i see is the conservative i you've been in the heat of those, in the mix of it. you see this meltdown, which isve a disaster for americans as a whole because the democratic party has been an important party for this nation. with all that it is happening now, what you say to the american people about what they can do to help make a difference? especially your fellow democrats out there and independence. >> listen, listen to the american people.n whether they are democrats republicans, independents, people are struggling, people are frustrated

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it refers to the tragedy caused by an s u v. and failed to mention what make any mention that the driver had been arrested and charged with 5 counts of 1st degree homicide. and the incident killed 6 people, including an 8 year old child and injured over 60, according to the challenges. the suspect is darrell brooks. he was previously convicted of sexual abuse and charged with domestic violence. he also serve time for candidates possession. it's been reported he shared pro, hitler means and posts on line calling for violence against white people. the washington post was ridiculed failing to mention the suspect or his charges in its tweet. so why didn't they say that the canoe should tragedy was caused by an r 15 caused by an s u. v. events unfolded notice on the left, 6, the cover for black criminals, but depriving them of human agency. so the washington post said that the work you said her attack was caused by an s u v. i guess when my mother died on 911, it was the plains fault, has the s u. v been charged when are we doing hav

s. b c port finally. but that it will not have an h d m i port or sd card slot. 2 things we've seen had laptops for years, but according to apple, that's becoming apparently less necessary. well, a santa is getting busy, dave. do you have any stocking stuffers suggestions? i do have some stocking stuffer suggestions because when it comes to tack it can get a little expensive sometimes. but you gotta keep in mind that there are so many cool things that you can then use as stocking stuffers for those folks in your life that are a tech enthusiasts. it certainly get a depend on the people in your life that are interested in that. but the cheapest kind of stocking stuff is not necessarily always tech. anyone who enjoys music and may be asking questions would probably get something some good use out of a smart speaker. so even the cheaper ones that only cost you about $20.00 or $30.00, like some of google, smaller ones are going for sometimes you'll find them on sale. smart watches are still popular and some ar

s. dollar, because the u. s. dollar can't hold its purchasing power because it's via money and healthy money over the past 300 years has ever escaped trading to 0. ah, an old hungarian proverb says you can't put everything under one hat. it means that the same rules can't be applied to every one. and yet this is what view to pass, signed up to when it entered the european union in 2004. today hungry is accused of all possible sins against democracy. now does the or by and government feel about its future and place in the european family? ah ah, welcome back. now dramatic police chase in moscow led to scenes of devastation and destruction in the russian capital on friday, bringing one of the city's main highways to a standstill. as he has done, hawkins has the details. at traffic police gave chase to be m. w all through sped up instead of pulling over as requested by offices that take a look at some photos of the car in front he caused multiple accidents as it tried to get away one of vehicle. i can see quite d

s. dollar, because the u. s. dollar can't hold its purchasing power because it's via money and healthy money over the past 300 years has ever escaped trading to 0. mm hm. mm. with hello and welcome to cross talk. we're all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle . the you is in the process of finalizing what is being called the strategic compass for security and defense. this is shorthand for what may become an e u. army. this is not a new idea, and there is no guarantee it will ever come about. is europe capable of defending itself in this competitive world? ah, cross talking european security, i'm joined by my guess, michael maloof in washington. he is a former pentagon senior security policy analyst in london. we have andre walker. he has a political commentator and columnist, and in edinburgh, we cross to john white, he is a writer and political commentator. i gentlemen soc, rolls in effect, that means he can jump at any time you want. and i always appreciate, let me go to michael 1st in washington. let m

he's pointed out that the u. s. has sent a large number of faxing to african countries to south africa in particular. and importantly, he's pressing ahead with going at the w t o, the world trade organization ministers conference in the coming week to press for a and a waiver of intellectual rights to the vaccines. this would allow for them to be manufactured on a global basis and make international access to the vaccines far more far greater. but the problem that remains the u. s. scientists working with the good ones and others are around the world. is that this variant is so far more virulent. it appears than previous ones. it may well test the vaccines that are currently being administered. yeah, for the moment mike, mike, hannah lifer, there in washington. oh so much she was so much is unknown about the on the kron a micro virus. here is what we do now. this point, as we heard, it was 1st identified in south africa from a sample that came from neighboring botswana. since then, more than 100 confirmed cases have

the u. s. of non said it was banning travel from south africa and a number of its neighbors as well as malawi, which is further to the north. now this band will come into effect on monday. so the is a grace period. us authority says, well that us citizens and those were the right to residents in the us will be allowed in. but the same thing still applies and that is they will need a cobit test to get in. so it will be a block on travel from south africa and a number of other southern african countries with effect from monday at this decision being reached very quickly after the cobra team at the white house was briefed by south african researches. and we seeing a quite a reaction in financial markets with stocks as airline suffering. it also had stocked more generally in europe and the last dispos that indicates that a level of concern about the economic impacts this very could have. what more of we heard from you as president? well, once again, as the uncertainty that surrounding all of this s

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and it does like totally the firm that nato is now a seen as a u. s. i u. s. project ra, european project, but i would, i'm not a private counsel. i didn't go further than that. i would go further than that. my aunt human chase with this i think actually when you were talking about the disastrous interventions in libya, when you're talking about the disastrous intervention, you're the rock. it's a big stone to make things worse, not better, because at least nato was interested in channel. i saw european security. what is this is about european flight your flexing it's muscle. it wants to be a superpower. that doesn't bother me in particular. but the fact that the weight it will, the weight will generate its reputation as a superpower. if intervene militarily its neighbors and that could make what has been a disastrous period for foreign policy. it was, well, when you know, we have to wonder, you know, if there is a problem, many european union country are the, those people of that country get a wealth in welcome german troops without their se, i mean, that'