next in this. china has decided to try to impose s will on the world. our economic security is connected to china whether we like it or not. imagine a missive flying so fast that you can t pick it up on radar. we ve seen behavior by the ccp, purchase of agricultural lands, strategic lands around military bases. china is the most challenging national security threat that the u.s. has faced in 30 years. martha: with that, we bring in general jack keane, fox news strategic analyst. good to have you with us. some strong voices from capitol hill about the threat that we face from china. do you expect that strength to be matched in the way that we talked about china in the president s speech tonight? i hope so. i mean, the president in his national security strategy and national defense china has identify them as a major threat in the future and now. he has to share with the american people, what are we doing about this. do we have any vulnerabilities. that s not to g
the north in canada, it was shot down over the yukon territory. what are these unidentified flying objects? what sent them, and for what purpose, why we are now just discovering these objects. have they been flying along and we just found out or a new chapter in what is becoming a very frosty relationship between china and the united states, congressman m mike walch. thank you so much for joining us. late notice, what in the world is going on with unidentified flying objects being shot down in north america, we have alaska, canada, michigan. what is going on? i think we ll learn some more from the pentagon briefings, pentagon briefings are fine. but american needs to hear and the commander in chief, i would expect president biden to go before the nation and answer what every american is asking, why are these happening now? why are they happening with such frequency? where are they coming from? what is the purpose? have these been happening all along? and just now made aware
the race for a gop presidential nominee. for the first time since the invasion of ukraine began, russian officials could be facing war crimes charges. reuters and new york times reporting the international criminal court is planning to open two cases and issue arrest warrants for a number of people. something that ukraine has been asking for for some time. in just moments labor department will release a key inflation report revealing just how much consumer prices rose last month. biggest thing to watch for is what the federal reserve is going to do. are they worried about the fragility of the banking system and being able to handle more rate hikes. good morning, everyone. welcome in to cnn this morning. banks across america struggling with the fallout from the largest bank failure since the 2008 financial crisis. stocks of more than two dozen regional banks plummeted yesterday, even after president biden took emergency action to ease panic. we re keeping a
. good morning. i m kristin fisher. and i m jim sciutto. just moments ago president biden speaking in warsaw, poland as he met with the nato countries closest to russia s borders. the u.s. and its allies are facing the daunting challenge of how to keep the momentum on ukraine s side one year after russia s invasion. and this morning vladimir putin meeting with a top chinese diplomat in the kremlin as china denies reports that it may be sending weapons to russia. still, putin says they are reaching new milestones and there may be a meeting in the works between the russian and chinese presidents pretty soon. let s begin with president biden meeting with members of what s known as the bucharest 9. cnn s chief white house correspondent phil mattingly live in warsaw. phil, we just listened to the president s fairly brief remarks. what was your takeaway from his comments? reporter: i think what s most interesting about what the president is doing today, his final event befo
the prospect of another election, after parties failed to reach agreement on a return to power sharing. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. the commander of iran s powerful revolutionary guards has warned protesters that saturday would be their last day of taking to streets. iran has been gripped by protests since the death of 22 year old kurdish woman mahsa amini in police custody last month. today s serious warning follows the fatal shooting of a protester in the iranian city of zahedan. activitsts say security forces fired on dozens of people as they left friday prayers in the southern city. robin brant reports. six weeks in, and these protests show no sign of abating. the opposite, in fact. this is zahedan, the scene of violent confrontation again. independent observers claiming the cracked on by security forces the crackdowon by security forces across iran and killed at least 160 people and the tactics continue to be unbearably indiscrimin