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annenberg center and long—time pentagon correspondent. barbara, as ever, great to see you. thanks for being on bbc news. the us secretary of state antony blinken is back touring the region once again and comes at a time that we've from hezbollah, saying it has launched a barrage of lockets into northern israel —— rockets. how concerned would washington be about this conflict spreading further, do you think? i conflict spreading further, do you think?— you think? i think they are auoin you think? i think they are going to — you think? i think they are going to be _ you think? i think they are going to be very _ you think? i think they are | going to be very concerned you think? i think they are - going to be very concerned and i think the concern is growing by the day when they see what hezbollah is doing and so, blinken has a full plate as it was the region. he needs to try and see what can be done to get any escalation between hezbollah in northern israel, southern lebanon, get that under control and still, of course, the main issue, gaza, the israelis talking about this
for more on secretary blinken�*s visit to the region and the latest on the war in ukraine, i spoke with barbara starr, senior fellow at the usc annenberg center and long—time pentagon correspondent. barbara, as ever, great to see you. thanks for being on bbc news. now, we know that us secretary of state antony blinken is back touring the region once again. it comes at a time that we've from hezbollah, saying that it has launched a barrage of rockets into northern israel. how concerned will washington be about the prospect of this conflict spreading further, do you think? i think they are going to be very concerned and i think the concern is growing by the day when they see what hezbollah is doing and so, blinken has a full plate as he tours the region. he needs to try and see what can be done to get any escalation between hezbollah in northern israel—southern lebanon, get that under control and still, of course,
fill the house of the metropolitan opera house. i remember people sending me photographs of the line that was wrapped around and outside of the fountain that were just black people. it was like, are they going to church? like, what's happening? because that's what, you know, you don't typically see that many black people going into lincoln center. and so for what it represents, there's so many happy memories. but then i also had six stress fractures in my tibia and pulled out of the season the next day. the next day? and ended up having a plate screwed into my tibia. so you basically did that once. were you in agony the whole...? yes. yeah. i mean, once you go on stage, so much is, you know, the adrenaline and everything, so much is forgotten. it's a painkiller. yes, it's a great painkiller. but then as soon as, you know, all of that subsides and i remember taking the subway home that night and i...and it hurt just to stand. and you knew you couldn't... there's no way — i knew that that was it. mm—hm. how do you deal with disappointments like that? oh, you...
the agenda. the challenges are so formidable for the secretary of state. he's gonna be talking about what life is going to be like after israel, or if israel achieves its goals in gaza, primarily destroying hamas. it's gonna be talking about trying to get humanitarian aid into gaza, trying to get people out, hostages out of hamas detention. so, there's a lot on his plate. but the big one, yasmin, it's gonna be dominating and taking up all of his time, and the reason why this is one of his most sprawling trips of the ones he's taken so far. he's taken five days. he's been jumping all around the region, it's because he has to tamp down tensions region wide. yasmin, for as long as you and i can't remember, there has been war in this part of the world. this is the closest that this entire region has come to engulfing itself in one single conflict. and that's because iran is backing all of these groups that have been firing shots at israel, and united states targets throughout the entire region. and the u.s. and israel have
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east, north korea, the continued threats of the most extremists around the world, cyber threats, all of these, these are all plates, if you will, that we have to keep spinning simultaneously. but the plate that is bigger and matters more than all of the others is that, again, which represents the challenge of the relationship between the u.s., the west and china. so let me ask you, just a few minutes ago presidents xi and biden met in california and there seemed to be the beginnings of a deescalation in some way. now the latest is the u.s. thinks it has seen, you know, china moves to upgrade or rebuild its nuclear sites, and we have an election year in taiwan which could actually, you know, be a problem if the pro independence faction wins. is that what you see as -- where do you see a trigger point?
because that's what, you know, you don't typically see that many black people going into the lincoln centre. and so for what it represents, there's so many happy memories. but then i also had six stress fractures in my tibia and pulled out of the season the next day. the next day? and ended up having a plate screwed into my tibia. so you basically did that once. were you in agony the whole...? yes. yeah. i mean, once you go on stage, so much is, you know, the adrenaline and everything, so much is forgotten. it's a painkiller. yes, it's a great painkiller. but then as soon as, you know, all of that subsides and i remember taking the subway home that night and i and it hurtjust to stand. and you knew you couldn't... there's no way — i knew that that was it. mm—hm. how do you deal with disappointments like that? oh, you... for me, i tend to not go inside into this dark place, it's, erm... i try and find ways to do whatever i can that's in my control. and so during that time,
pretrial motions challenging his charges in georgia. tuesday, he plans to be in d.c. when the circuit court of appeals hears his claims of immunity on january six related charges. the, two days later, closing arguments will begin in his new york civil fraud trial. and there might be in new york on january 16th, for the e. jean carroll defamation trial. christopher greenberg is back with me with a lot on her plate discuss. so, here we go, kristie. tuesdays immunity hearing, that one is potentially the most significant, because the political, legal implications are huge. and trump claims he enjoys presidential i'm unity for actions performed within the quote, outer perimeter of his official responsibility. how far do you think he can get with this argument, and what do you expect to see, if he shows up on court tuesday? >> so, donald trump's argument is a loser. but d.c. court of appeals is not going to find that he has absolute immunity from federal criminal prosecution, or that
photographs of the line that was wrapped around and outside of the fountain that were just black people. it was like, are they going to church? like, what's happening? because that's what, you know, you don't typically see that many black people going into the lincoln center. and so for what it represents, there's so many happy memories. but then i also had six stress fractures in my tibia and pulled out of the season the next day. the next day? and ended up having a plate screwed into my tibia. so you basically did that once. were you in agony the whole...? yes. yeah. i mean, once you go on stage, so much is, you know, the adrenaline and everything, so much is forgotten. it's a painkiller. yes, it's a great painkiller. but then as soon as, you know, all of that subsides and i remember taking the subway home that night and i and it hurtjust to stand. and you knew you couldn't... there's no way — i knew that that was it. mm—hm. how do you deal with disappointments like that? oh, you... for me, i tend to not go
>> terrified of passengers a moment a large window panel blows right off an alaska airline plane in mid air. now the faa is grounding more than 107 boeing airplanes worldwide for inspection for a good evening to you i am in for jon scott tonight and this is the fox report. ♪ take a look at this but this was a frightening scene on board that flight from portland, oregon to southern california paid 171 passengers theirs and six crew members. forced to put on oxygen masks, scary stuff but thankfully no one is serious they heard tonight and the plain say plate made an emergency landing break tonight a big question looms large. how could this all happen? christina coleman is live in los angeles right now with the story. hi christina. >> hi terrified moments in the sky at the activated emergency cabin door which was used as a regular cabinet window on alaska