“I give this little lecture to my students about learning to live generously and, in particular, when we do music, to learn how to give part of yourself away,” he said. Knappenberger gave great credit to the students for making the production possible. I get choked up when I see the last scene because they were just pouring so much into the production.” … The great percentage (like 95%) started, worked hard and finished well. “Many high school students have had a vey difficult time with this year, even when there are opportunities like a musical. “They’ve been beyond words enthusiastic,” he said. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed without permission.The students were exceedingly excited about doing a production, Knappenberger said. Associated Press writers Ellen Knickmeyer and Eric Tucker in Washington contributed to this report.Ĭopyright 2021 The Associated Press. Madhani and Long reported from Washington. When Putin and Biden met in Geneva in June, Biden warned that if Russia crossed certain red lines - including going after major American infrastructure - his administration would respond and “the consequences of that would be devastating.” elections, cyberactivity against American companies and the treatment of opposition figure Alexei Navalny, who was poisoned last year and later imprisoned. His administration has imposed sanctions against Russian targets and called out Putin for the Kremlin’s interference in U.S.

U.S.-Russia relations have been rocky since Biden took office.

“We see that he is putting in place the capacity to take action in short order.” “We know what President Putin has done in the past,” Psaki said. Russia has also backed separatists in eastern Ukraine in a 7-year conflict that has cost over 14,000 lives.

She alluded to Russia’s 2014 annexation of Crimea, the Black Sea peninsula that had been under Ukraine’s control since 1954. She said Friday that the administration would coordinate with European allies if it moved forward with sanctions. Psaki said in a brief statement Saturday that Biden and Putin will discuss a range of topics in the U.S.-Russia relationship, “including strategic stability, cyber, and regional issues.” “I don’t accept anyone’s red line,” Biden said. Biden tried to head off the demand in comments to reporters Friday before leaving for a weekend stay at Camp David. The Kremlin said Friday that Putin, during his call with Biden, would seek binding guarantees precluding NATO’s expansion to Ukraine. This person was not authorized to comment publicly before the announcement of the call and spoke on the condition of anonymity. Biden is also expected to speak with Zelenskyy in the coming week, according to a person close to the Ukrainian leader.

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