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battle field. these guys are not trained to fight a conventional fight much less deal within environmental threat threat like that. this is about taking it serious. i believe the biden administration has reported they are talking to putin and surrogates about the consequences here. i hope we are very direct about what those consequences would. it brings the united states and nato into it. not to use nuclear weapons, we would not do that, i don't even think we would use a significant amount of ground troops. largely destroying the military inside of ukraine. he knows that in so doing military people. he wants to win the war. if he uses a nuclear weapon it guarantees he loses. >> let's talk about another. sixty 60 minutes the president said last week that we would come to taiwan's defense if they
russia has shamelessly violated the core tenets of the united nations charter. >> calling on world powers to stand up to russia. >> every councilmember should send a clear message that these reckless nuclear rights must stop immediately. >> ukrainian president making another dramatic lead to the un. >> russia is afraid and does not want to fulfill nt national obligation. we must recognize russia as the state of sponsor of terrorism. >> many wondering where things stand. we will discuss with jack keene. first let's turn to trey with a look at how russians are responding to the call.
battle field. these guys are not trained to fight a conventional fight much less deal within environmental threat threat like that. this is about taking it serious. i believe the biden administration has reported they are talking to putin and surrogates about the consequences here. i hope we are very direct about what those consequences would. it brings the united states and nato into it. not to use nuclear weapons, we would not do that, i don't even think we would use a significant amount of ground troops. largely destroying the military inside of ukraine. he knows that in so doing military people. he wants to win the war. if he uses a nuclear weapon it guarantees he loses. >> let's talk about another. sixty 60 minutes the president said last week that we would come to taiwan's defense if they
russia has shamelessly violated the core tenets of the united nations charter. >> calling on world powers to stand up to russia. >> every councilmember should send a clear message that these reckless nuclear rights must stop immediately. >> ukrainian president making another dramatic lead to the un. >> russia is afraid and does not want to fulfill nt national obligation. we must recognize russia as the state of sponsor of terrorism. >> many wondering where things stand. we will discuss with jack keene. first let's turn to trey with a look at how russians are responding to the call.
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horses, you know whether they are comfortable with them. and the queen was always, always comfortable with horses and ponies. and that photograph you see there, she had an instructor called sybil smith, thick tweed skirts and all this sort of business. but she was a great favorite of the queen when she was growing up and taught her to ride. but it was that sense of being around horses. she was so calm around -- you know, like you'll see pictures of the queen with a thorough bred that's jigging around a bit and the queen would just stand there, i am the boss, come to me, and it calmed down the horse. amazing. >> the horse whisperer, i think people call her, those that have that sort of impression around horses. let's talk about her love of
king charles was also greeted by massive crowds turned up outside buckingham palace. well, cnn correspondents are tracking all of this. anna stewart is joining us on the guidance of the queen's lying in state at westminster. first let's start with salma abdelaziz. we'll leave the details to ana as to what's happening in the days ahead. but i think it's really important that we talk about just how busy a period of time this is for britain's new monarch. no time wasted at this point. >> i was dizzy just looking at today's schedule just for the next few hours. you have to remember that their day begins here in london. there are events planned at westminster hall for them. they will be receiving official condolences from both houses of parliament, from the house of commons and the house of lords, and the king will have to respond in kind. then he will go up to scotland
such as australia, will be looking into a referendum whether they look to become a republic. charles has a big challenge ahead as well as the recession and the economic crisis we are approaching in this country. and this is really the big test. these days will be remembered of him forever in the same way that the queen's early days coming back from kenya being pitched in at age 25 they all shaped her reign. this is the moment to prove he can provide that continuity, so all the weight is on him. >> absolutely. kate williams and isa soares, thank you both. i'll have more from london in a few moments. first let's hand you over to alison cossack in new york for you. >> hi, becky, thanks very much. ukrainian flags are going back up in key towns and cities retaken from russia. details on what looks to be an embarrassing defeat for moscow coming up.
frances tiafoe stuns rafael nadal in the fourth round of the u.s. open yesterday. the number 22 seeded american earning his first trip to the quarterfinals in flushing meadows with a four-set victory over the 2-time grand slam champion. this is nadal's first loss in a major all year, he had a win strike that exceeded 20 match, extraordinarily impressive and a significant win for a male american tennis player in years. congratulations to him. meanwhile, third seeded 19-year-old carlos survived one of the longest nights ever at arthur ashe stadium. the match lasted nearly four hours. he defeated the 2014 champion in five sets. . his exit means there is not a single form ever u.s. open champion left in either the men's or the women's draw. we will have new title holders in this tournament, when it wraps up this weekend. it has been a lot of fun. let's turn to major league baseball. we begin where else, with the american league east.
the atmosphere and splashing down in visibly in some remote and obscure corner of the pacific. >> that was british prime minister boris johnson using an extended metaphor a few moments ago as he left 10 downing street for the last time. today foreign secretary liz truss takes over as the new pm, she will meet with the queen at the royal family's estate in scotland where the ceremony will take place following johnson's former resignation. boris johnson backed truss in a tweet yesterday. claiming she has quote the right plan to tackle the cost of living crisis, unite our party, and continue the great work of uniting and leveling up our country. truss will be the u.k.'s fourth conservative prime minister in six years. joining us now, london correspondent for the "washington post," karla adam. good morning, thanks for being with us. first let's just start with how today is going to unfold. please walk us through it. >> yes, today is like