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the top of the hour and a fox news alert. you are looking at paris where serious situation unfolding right now at the b12 consulate in paris. reuters is reporting french police blocked off an area outside of consulate after a guy threatened to blow himself up here at officials on the scene are asking the public to avoid the area. >> brian: it is unclear if the suspect was arrested and what he had in his possession. meanwhile, switching gears, earlier this week, president biden sharing an unusual story we have never heard before on the campaign trial, suggesting his uncle was eaten by other people in new guinea. >> my uncle, uncle bozey, for single engine planes for reconnaissance over war zones. he got shot down in new guinea. they never found the body
uncle was eaten by cannibals. >> my uncle, a hell of an athlete. he became an air me -- army air corps when the air force came on. a single engine plane as reconnaissance over war zones. he got shot down and -- in new guinea and they never found the body because there used to be there were a lot of cannibals for real in the part of new guinea. >> jesse: the pentagon says biden's uncle was a passenger when the plane's engines failed and the aircraft ditched into the ocean. the plane was not shot down, his uncle wasn't the pilot and cannibals did not eat him. and the men holding biden signs, have you ever seen such a sad group? those poor hostages. look at this photo. more people were outside a bodega then a pittsburgh rally for biden.
milk shake. >> dana: biden giving a speech where he lamented getting the middle finger from a child. >> i never thought i would see a time when i am going through a neighborhood or a rural town in the west and see big signs, that have a trump sign and in the middle it says f biden and have a little kid with his middle finger, seven or eight years old. it happens all the time. >> dana: taking a strange turn after he recounted a story about his uncle being eaten by cannibals. >> my uncle, and athlete. he would become an army air corps. he flew the single engine planes as reconnaissance. he got shot down and that was in
brought in the comic book.e he was telling us, tell me wheny he was a kid. planhe becamir corpse on air, called before the air force came to the single enginnce planes as reconnaissance over used. i he got shot down in new guinea and they never found the body because it used to be a lot of cannibals for real in that part of new guinea. is there anybody in this audience, all of you watching, do you think that man is strong enough, is cognitively alertf enough to be the president of this great country? great cyodo you really believed and what are the the l accomplishments over the last four years? can you name any. i can't. 4 anybiden told the exact same sy two times today. and if he was able to stay awake past nine. not watching our show. darn it. we want everybody to watch. we probably hear the story foryi
whether i'm paying my electric bill or car payment. i think those are resonating more with americans right now than how many babies they kiss or hands they shake. but, i think it's a little more -- i think people are paying a lot more attention because president trump has made politics so transparent and people are looking at politics like sports or paying attention. i don't think the shaking hands is enough. i think this hurts him when he sees how manufactured it is. it almost neighbors worse. >> so, yesterday, tyrus, president biden shared a very bizarre story that b. his uncle. listen to this. >> my uncle, they called him ambrose they called him uncle bose. hell of an athlete they tell me when he was a kid. he became army air corps before the air force came along. he flew those single engine planes as reconnaissance over war zones.
in a separate development, germany has summoned the russian ambassador after arresting two men suspected of spying and planning to sabotage military bases helping ukraine. the men — named only as dieter s and alexanderj — are said to have have both german and russian citizenship. germany's interior minister said the authorities had prevented "possible explosive attacks". translation: our security authorities have prevented possible explosive attacks that were intended to affect and undermine our military aid to ukraine. this is a particularly serious case of suspected agent activity for putin's criminal regime. we will continue to provide ukraine with massive support and will not be intimidated. what more do we know about the two men who were arrested? here's our security correspondent, gordon corera. one of those, it appears, had been spending some time carrying out reconnaissance of military facilities. the second man is thought to have
of those it appears had been spending some time carrying out reconnaissance of military facilities. the second man is thought to have assisted him, and then in turn they are thought to have been in contact with another person linked to russian intelligence services. some details are emerging about what they may have been looking at, these are military facilities inside germany, but at the suggestion is that this was notjust spying, just collecting intelligence, that is something that happens normally, but that they were considering, particularly that one individual, sabotage. carrying out some sort of explosion or fire at one of those facilities. i think thatis one of those facilities. i think that is what makes this particularly different from the run—of—the—mill espionage cases which we have seen many of in recent years including in germany. many of in recent years including in german . ., ., ., germany. gordon, tell me more about the military facility, _ germany. gordon, tell me more about the military facility, why _ germany. gordon, tell me more about the military facility, why now? - germany. gordon, tell me more about the military facility, why now? why . the military facility, why now? why germany? the military facility, why now? why german ? ~ , . ., ., ,
loses its conflict with russia. g7 foreign ministers are meeting now on the italian island of capri to discuss ukraine's urgent appeal for more air defence support and how to use frozen russian assets to assist kyiv. earlier, i spoke to our security correspondent gordon corera. potentially, a significant series of arrests by german authorities yesterday. they're certainly suggesting that today, with prosecutors arresting two men, one of those, it appears, had been spending some time carrying out reconnaissance of a military facilities. the second man is thought to have assisted him and then, in turn, they are thought to have been in contact with another person linked with russian intelligence services. some details are emerging about what they may have been looking at. these are military facilities inside germany but the suggestion is this wasn't just spying, collecting intelligence —
reconnaissance at military sites in southern germany, including us military sites. what's significant is the suggestion this wasn't simply intelligence gathering, the kind of normal spying you'd expect, but actually plans for sabotage for carrying out some kind of explosion or arson at those sites. german media also reporting that one of those sites is where us military to train ukrainians on their tanks, and the suggestion certainly from german authorities is that this was linked to you ukraine, and an attempt to undermine german support for military action in ukraine against russia. at one of those men was, supposedly, in contact with people linked to the russian intelligence services. �* ., ., ., services. and, gordon, what are the authorities saying _ services. and, gordon, what are the authorities saying about _ services. and, gordon, what are the authorities saying about why - services. and, gordon, what are the authorities saying about why now, . authorities saying about why now, why germany? it is authorities saying about why now, why germany?— authorities saying about why now, why germany? it is significant that this issue of _ why germany? it is significant that this issue of military _ why germany? it is significant that this issue of military aid _ why germany? it is significant that this issue of military aid to - this issue of military aid to ukraine is clearly at a very important point in which ukrainians
The space race between South and North Korea is expected to heat up in April, with Seoul planning to launch its second military reconnaissance satellite soon amid reports suggesting Pyongyang's readiness for a similar effort.