Welcome to the program. At seven in the morning here in singapore and one in slovakia where primary server and critical after being shot multiple times in an assassination attempt he was attacked as he spoke to a crowd to the street after attending a meeting. In the last few hours his deputy is told the bbc that he believes he will survive. A suspect has been arrested. He has been a controversial leader seen by some of his fellow eu leaders as being close to leaders. This was a Moment A European Leader was shot. As he greeted members of the public in front of the local community center. He was shot in the stomach and the arm. His Security Team half dragged have carried him to his car for that a few metres away Security Officials push a man to the ground. The suspect is believed to be in his 70s. Witnesses say he shot at the Prime Minister several times. It was quick one by one likely through firecrackers on the ground. They can become a little bit upset. They can become a little bit u
sandra: senior foreign correspondent is on the ground in ukraine for us. so, greg, what s the reaction of officials there in ukraine to these high level u.s.-russia talks? what are you hearing? i would say officials here are a bit more reassured but still very nervous. secretary of state blinken meeting with lavrov 90 minutes in geneva, blinken called it critical, what seemed critical after the muddles message earlier this week to be strong and forceful. that s the choice russia faces now. it can choose the path of diplomacy to lead to peace and security or the path that would lead only to conflict, severe consequences, and international condemnation. still the gap is dangerously wide. blinken saying they have to pulled back the troops on
ground in the capital city. latest from where you are. john, officials are a bit more reassured after the high level meeting today of blinken and lavrov, but still nervous as well. secretary of state blinken meeting with lavrov in geneva. lavrov called it constructive, blinken called it critical, after the muddled message from president biden and he did. demanding russia pull back troops, lavrov saying they are not invading. nonstarters for the u.s. ukraine probably appreciates the clearer line today coming from the u.s. and also approve of a new u.s. commitment of military aid. but take a look at what we saw and heard in kyiv today. puts its in perspective. what s called a memory wall
the chairman says their checking the law. you think you re going to have to subpoena sitting member of congress? well, i think there is some questions of whether we have the authority to do it. we looking at it. if authorities are there, there will be no reluctance on our part. chairman thompson sounds ready to act. congressman jordan is refusing to provide basic facts about an tack on his own workplace, an attack that posed risks to colleagues and to himself. he s also being hit critical. he was an advocate of powers when he was in charge including on the benghazi committee. he demanded not only government officials testify but former officials than private citizen hillary clinton, for example, who did give public testimony under demand. she did that. jordan admitted talking to trump
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