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happens in ukraine will have a vital bearing on what happens in the indo—pacific. let's speak now to former un assistant secretary for state for eurasian affairs. it is an interesting perspective, that the ft gives us. i wonder if that is what has persuaded speakerjohnson that so much more is at stake?— so much more is at stake? speaker johnson has — so much more is at stake? speaker johnson has said _ so much more is at stake? speaker johnson has said that _ so much more is at stake? speaker johnson has said that the _ so much more is at stake? speaker johnson has said that the intel - johnson has said that the intel briefings — johnson has said that the intel briefings he has received have made clear to _ briefings he has received have made clear to him — briefings he has received have made clear to him how dire the situation in ukraine — clear to him how dire the situation in ukraine is— clear to him how dire the situation in ukraine is and also the linkages across— in ukraine is and also the linkages across these different regions. when we think— across these different regions. when we think about the fact that russia is receiving weapons from north korea _ is receiving weapons from north korea and — is receiving weapons from north korea and iran, it could not be more clear— korea and iran, it could not be more clear that _ korea and iran, it could not be more clear that it — korea and iran, it could not be more clear that it is— korea and iran, it could not be more clear that it is very hard to disaggregate these different
regions. disaggregate these different retions. ., ., ., regions. that intervention, i have never heard _ regions. that intervention, i have never heard a _ regions. that intervention, i have never heard a republican - regions. that intervention, i have never heard a republican speak. regions. that intervention, i have - never heard a republican speak about that about the hard right in his party before. do you think in terms of broaderforeign party before. do you think in terms of broader foreign policy this party before. do you think in terms of broaderforeign policy this is party before. do you think in terms of broader foreign policy this is a turning point for the party? it is ve hard turning point for the party? it is very hard to _ turning point for the party? it is very hard to say _ turning point for the party? it is very hard to say that. as you pointed _ very hard to say that. as you pointed out, leave out that we saw on the _ pointed out, leave out that we saw on the ukraine bill in the house of representatives on saturday was a vote of— representatives on saturday was a vote of 311 — representatives on saturday was a vote of 311 members in favour, 112 opposed — vote of 311 members in favour, 112 opposed. the 112 for all republicans and that— opposed. the 112 for all republicans and that represented a slight majority of the 214 republicans in the house. so we see an extremely divided _ the house. so we see an extremely divided republican party. and we did see overwhelmingly bipartisan support— see overwhelmingly bipartisan support for ukraine, for israel or taiwan. — support for ukraine, for israel or taiwan. but— support for ukraine, for israel or taiwan, but i think it is anyone's about— taiwan, but i think it is anyone's about how— taiwan, but i think it is anyone's about how this plays out in an election— about how this plays out in an election year where politics are likely— election year where politics are likely to — election year where politics are likely to intrude ever more on
after both sides either played down or completely ignored the events of recent days. events and tensions in the regions remain very high. in the last 24 remain very high. in the last 2a hours in iran allied military base in a uluru appears to have been attacked, no—one has claimed responsibility for the attack in which one person is said to have been killed but images seem to show the aftermath of an explosion. on israel's northern border that have been exchanges of fire across the frontier with militants from hezbollah engaging with israeli troops and in the palestinian occupied west bank israeli troops have been involved in a two—day operation which has left apparently ten people dead including a senior commander from palestinian islamichhad. there were israeli tanks and aeroplane attacks, military jets bombing places in central gaza and in southern gaza in
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it's a multi-component strategy, but it's fantastic that actually we are starting to work on that right now with our partners was great to get your take on what must be a celebratory day with the passage of this aid bill. so go to new york. thank you so much for speaking with us. all the house vote just came hours after russian missiles rained down on at least three ukrainian regions, the targets included odesa, where a military officials say an infrastructure facility was hit the city was reportedly targeted from occupied crimea. missiles. also were fired at the zaporizhzhia region no casualties were reported or four, we go to break has a struggles with attacks. one street performer sits by the ocean playing the piano for those who call it therapy in a time of war there's only 47
the region on your sunday and flooding is a possibility and it's been very soggy here in the regions so far this season. but additional rainfall at this point, not a whole lot left under a half inch and largely across places of florida and running up across the coast here in the southeast. you're still going to see some of the rain move through and take the rest of the day to do s. time stamps in the corner by 6:00 p.m. you're still watching some of the showers lingering through and by the time you get late this evening, this system is pushed and you have we're going to be clearing out here for a couple of days. afterwards and once this system moves on through, the temperatures do rebound in a way bay and suddenly you're getting back by tomorrow up into the upper 60s and those continue to climb and 74 in atlanta and 27 up in louisville and that heat continues to build for a lot of folks and that's true not just across the south, southeast, but even running up here in the northeast as well, new york city getting back up to 65 and closer
defense by at least 3%. he's talking about what he calls russian imperialism. he has no doubt that you have to consider the fact that once pew ton is done within he's going to -- with ukraine, he's going to go into the other regions nearby, including poland. they're worried about world war iii, they're worried about another soviet union taking place with putin. here we are, the same place we were last month, last year. same thing, 10 of million people on joe biden's watch, we see the implications every state being a border state, crime skyrocketing, some of it migrant crime and they still have yet to actually move the needle because they don't have a willing partner. the white house won't do it. the democrats won't do it. >> will be fascinating to hear your interview with the leader of poland on sunday morning futures many thanks so much, maria. maria: i'll see you in ten minutes, we're gearing up for the geico 500 on fox and we're
structured armed forces that terrorize complete regions and have had control in the past few years of our nation's prisons on sunday, more than 13 million ecuadorians are expected to go to the polls to vote on an 11 measure referendum if specific measures get a yes vote. >> the military will gain more control over prison sentences for people convicted of crimes such as drug trafficking and terrorism would increase in soldiers would be allowed to equip themselves with weapons. sees from the gangs. since january is explosion of violence. >> more than 18,000 people have been arrested and the state of siege. >> ecuadorians live under as badly damaged the economy. nothing that this music club owner says a nightly curfew means he has to close early, but the loss in revenue is worth it if the tough measures bring peace, i capital yet we have to support the
days as well, but there has also been discussion of the floating of the rt of a negotiated solution with russia. what is your reaction. 17 russia. what is your reaction. unfortunately, many people do not understand what is happening in the kremlin and what they want. until today, they didn't change the strategy. they want to surrender of ukraine, and the one surrender of the west. they include five regions of ukraine into the constitution, which is brutal violation of all possible written and unwritten rules of international law, and they want to surrender. i don't think there is any volunteers in ukraine nor in the west to sign off things like that. people in the kremlin only understand force. and finally, russians in london and brussels, everyone efforts agrees with them. so, that is why if you want peace, we to fight. so, that is why if you want peace, we to fight-— we to fight. thank you for taking the time to _ we to fight. thank you for taking the time to give _ we to fight. thank you for taking the time to give it _ we to fight. thank you for taking the time to give it your- the time to give it your
as soon as they pass, both houses of congress, the house is expected to take them up in the coming hours. now the measures contain billions of dollars in security aid for ukraine, israel, and indo-pacific allies as well as a possible ban on tiktok and sanctions on iran. the bills passed a key procedural vote, 316 to 94, with more democrats than republicans voted to advance the bills to the floor. and to a final vote but friday's by partisan showing could cost the speaker dearly. several members of his own party of threatened to call for a motion to vacate that would oust the speaker from his job now, last hour i spoke with the ukrainian parliament member and i asked her how closely ukrainians are following those developments in washington issues grass, it is literally the question of life and death. now, i'm speaking to you from keep. there is an air to lord over here in kiva, as well as in how provide the regions of ukraine with the risk of ballistic missiles hit in any