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>> colonel vindman, your assessment, i think, struck fear in the hearts of everybody watching. do you have the same level of fear that a ground war, the likes of which we havent seen in europe, since world war ii, is still a very real possibility? >> very much so. i think we should remember what ambassador mcfaul has said on several occasions, which is, vladimir putins an authoritarian leader. hes a dictator. he can turn on a dime. he can change his mind and pull back all the troops with little ...

From there. our one and only. it was speaking with you. shortly thereafter, a few hours later, got the call, wuhan going on lockdown. it stayed i that way for 76 days. as you lay down that timeline, its important to look at that, not so much as a reflection back but to show us where things have gone here since in china. one thing has remained, strict measures are in place. we can trace zero covid, that policy that china is trying to stick to, back to the wuhan lockdown. what has taken place sinc...

In other parts of the document, there is a suggestion that they should make those secret parts of the activities completely mobile, so in this way, they might be able to keep it away from spying eyes. israels acquisition of the nuclear weapons cache in iran is one of the most extraordinary intelligence successes of modern times, and it provided very real and clear evidence that iran was retaining the capability to acquire a nuclear weapon. the iranian leadership always insisted that they never h...

Use its influence with moscow to urge diplomacy. >> reporter: but analysts say beijing sees little benefit to side with the west. >> what putin and xi jinping have in common here actually is a desire to undercut u.s. credibility and drive a wedge between washington and its allies. >> reporter: other democracies and u.s. allies like taiwan will be watching closely, as china steps up its military activities across the taiwan strait. >> if the people in taiwan saw that despite all of washingtons ef...

Attacking civilians and go down in history as a failure or he can be deterred and when president biden says hes going to send troops to eastern europe, thats a very good sign. its more an indication of a strong response from the united states, and from nato to deter president putin from making a bad decision and he can negotiate. we have some signals from moscow yesterday they may be interested, they are interested in negotiating. theyve still got the preparations going on. they still have the c...

Look at, a lot of emails and communications to scrutinize. but certainly the threshold for investigation and serious investigation has been met. >> so, preet, im holding your book here, "justice is," it is beautiful. and the theme is beautiful. i happen to think that kids have a keen sense of justice, an understanding in some ways, a purer understanding of right and wrong than some adults do, but talk to me about what youre trying to address here. >> i think youre exactly right. you know, kids, ...

The capability and capacity seems to be getting stronger at the moment. >> nic robertson, appreciate it from moscow. we get perspective from leon panetta, cia director in the obama administration. >> secretary panetta, im wondering what your reaction is of the presidents deployment of 3,000 u.s. troops to eastern europe. is that the right move? >> think it is the right move is what it does is it makes clearer to the russians that whatever theyre doing to continue to build up forces along the bor...

We have technology that makes technology, easier to deal with but nevertheless, if something is going to go down, it will go down in february or march. is it possible? yes, hes done it before. georgia and eastern ukraine and crimea. does he have the capability? yes, hes on the border, a tremendous advantage of geography. will he do it? thats an entirely different question. if they were to invade canada tomorrow, that could be easily but is it a good idea? does the cost outweighed the benefit? i ...

Working the story for us. will? >> reporter: these the longest range missile weve seen north korea launch in five years. the hwasong 12 has the capability of traveling up to an a altitude of more than 1,200 miles and while this missile in this test only travel about 500 miles splashing down in the waters between korea and japan this intermediate range missile has the potential to strike u.s. installations in south korea and japan. it was a number of years ago that north korea made a threat to st...

Women, and children. when we went after al qaedas leadership, particularly bin laden, we always assumed that even though you go after the leaders, there are others that are going to be appointed in their place. but it also damages their capability, because the back-up leaders may not have the same loyalty. they may not have the same abilities, and what weve seen happen is that leadership can basically, if its impacted, can erode on the effectiveness of these terrorist groups, so this is probably...