We do have eyes on this press conference as soon as it begins it earnest we will bring it to you. They are walking up to the podium right now. That is the head of the Emergency Operations center. And we do know that there is going to be information. Lets go ahead and take a listen in. Sometimes they do those mic checks and introductions early, but lets hear what he has to say. Emergency operation center. Today we are going to have a briefing from the Santa Clara County Public Health officer dr. Sarah cody who will be making some brief statements. And then we will be happy to take questions. And to the Spanish Language media, we will be available to answer questions after the main press conference. So with that let me introduce dr. Sarah cody. Good morning, everyone. Its good to be with you, good to be back here. Thank you for standing as far back as you are because i do have my mask off. I havent seen you all in a while, and i just wanted to give you all an update as to where we are wi
Remarks from Military Branch secretaries from the army, air force, and navy expected this morning here at the center for strategic and international eddies. They will discuss priorities at this event. It is about to get started here. Live coverage on cspan. Good morning everybody. Welcome. I am president here at csis, and the reason we are kind of rushing is because we only have an hour. We have a wonderful opportunity to listen to these three secretaries. I will be very short. We always start with a safety announcement. I am responsible for your safety today. They have some guys backstage with guns that will take care of that. Followed bynything, instructions, we will take the exits right behind us, go down Near National geographic, and i will take everyone to see the great new show on the evolution of jane goodall. We have never had anything happen, but i want you to be ready. Know who these people are, so i do not need to introduce them, but you know the absolutely Critical Role tha
Indeed we just happened over the last. Period of about 10 years but it is specially since 2014 is of the crisis in ukraine i think is crystallized russian doubts about the extent to which a partnership with the west is possible and what we saw after 2014 is that there you can take the russians by surprise you can never panic them and they will always adjust very rapidly and very effectively to changes in policy by the west and to aggressive moves by the west so what has happened is that the russians firstly adjusted their Energy Policy and they werent going to let ukraine continue to sit on top of their transit pipelines and try to block all control russian gas exports to europe so the russians full steam ahead with all these other part lines north street to turk stream which are birds now rapidly coming to an. End the end there being they have been theyve been built and theyve been successfully built and attempts to stop them have not succeeded it and of course they have successfully
With. A welcome to cross talk were all things are considered im Peter Lavelle with ukraine remaining in the headlines we have a look how russias Foreign Policy is changed since the 2014 kids and the impeachment circus continues but its anything but funny. Talking some real news im joined by my guest here in moscow dimitri shes a political analyst and editor at interest me internet media project and in london we crossed alexander macarius he is a writer on Legal Affairs as well as editor in chief of the duran dot com all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate let me go to 1st in london. Well ukraine remains in the headlines and the 2nd half of the program well talk about the impeachment circus but lets focus on how ukraine the ukraine the ukraine project that the west has had since the coup in 2014 is changed russias Foreign Policy and its something thats beginning to worry people. In and i mean worrying people at th
A major realignment with china theyve built Gas Pipelines with china theyve developed very close police equal relationships with china chinas now become their Major Trading partner and in almost every respect what we see is that russia has distanced itself from the west its made his position diplomatically much stronger and he has succeeded in countering western moves within ukraine itself crimea is now once again part of russia nobody expects that to change their russia or is also a major player in ukraine in politics its the ukrainians realize they have to negotiate with the russians talking theyre talking about in the end what will probably be very significant constitutional and for. Foreign policy realignments but the ukraine if it is to find a way out of the crisis is well let me say yes but that. Given there is that if the us and its western allies that that have another thing i think is really important here is that over the last few days we have the European Union basically tel