and can he be talked out of it do you think he s guilty? the lead with jake tapper weekdays it for on cnn it s the craziest file or we re seeing my own eyes this fire is dangerous and fast moving. the winds are strong. the difficult conditions let s include high wind gust and high heat why haven t you resigned, senator, i m sticking this through. i m proud of having taken the job. i m proud of our proud of this, your record and in prior receptor record of our boeing people, you re proud of this safety see record i am proud of every action we have taken what has brought vladimir putin to north korea is his isolation since he launched he s full-scale invasion of ukraine. he needs help on the battlefield hello and welcome to our. viewers, joining us from the united states and all around the world. i m eleni giokos in today for max foster. it is noon here in dubai 2:00 a.m. in new york, new mexico, and in the southwestern us with two devastating fast-moving wildfires ar
xi that they re changing the language they re using in terms of referencing this for us this special military operation, parroting the kremlin s language. and you know, turning that call which was focused, you know, on ukraine and russia, and talking about china s complaints about u.s. policy towards taiwan, it must have been incredibly frustrating. and what it means that you sites are deadlocked. and as we approach the fourth week mark of this war, biden is getting no assistance from xi, and in fact, my colleague stewart lowe in the eu at politico, broke the story in the last 14 hours that actually the chinese side has said that they are willing to provide weaponry to the russians. so it s not a good situation for biden and the white house. indeed. i want you to take a listen to what the former u.s. ambassador to china said on msnbc earlier. there you go. china needs to be very, very careful, because it knows that
ukrainians fight for this, this would be a battle of will. it will be a battle of attrition, and it will be as hobbs would say, nasty and brutish, but it will not be short. general kimmitt, ambassador taylor, thank you so much for getting us started. still ahead this hour, biden warns china against sending military help to russia, but should those autocrats ignore biden, and ultimately, a line? what might it mean for the war? right after this break. using the truth to win, the risk that facts posed to putin wars, and efforts behind the scenes by american spies to flip russians against the kremlin. but first, to dara brown who is tracking the other big stories out there this hour. dara? thank you, alicia. u.s. capitol flying half staff this saturday honoring the life in service of republican congressman don young. he passed away friday. young was the longest serving member of the current congress. first elected in 1973. the president honored the dean of the house, saying few
on our television screens every evening there is another battle going on that we only get a glimpse of, and that s the world of spike, spy and counter, spy eavesdropping, and intercepts. we ve seen an unprecedented use of intelligence by president biden to get out publicly in front of president putin. it must have shaken president putin to see his own plans and intentions announced from a presidential podium in the united states. but understand that that comes from human sources, technical sources, and understand that it has a shelf life. there is a race going on to continue to recruit russians here, in russia, and around the world who are position to keep giving us that realtime intelligence about what s happening in the kremlin, what are putin s intentions, how is the military really doing. and that means there is a race going to recruit these folks. there s also counterintelligence battle going on. by that i mean putin is absolutely livid that this much