kimberly, now it can be of use presence is on his way to a campaign event in florida. he also talks to me about the us response to that attack and jordan. yeah, this is the 1st time that we have seen the us president since sunday's attack on that outpost in jordan, where there were 3 american soldiers killed as well as 40 wounded. since then, the us president has been handled at the white house working with his national security team really mulling over what we understand our various options and what we know is that the president has been favoring one that would be careful and deliver it. but that would not, in any way escalate to a broader mid east war in the region, according to the national security council spokesperson, john kirby. what the president is not seeking is a conflict with a rod. will the us president, as he was heading to those fundraisers in south florida, he spoke to reporters and he said he has now decided and made a decision on how he will respond to those attacks on us troops. he also reiterated that he believes that there is no need for a wider wa

kimberly now as well, has returned the bodies of 18 palestinians killed and gaza in recent weeks and it was sent in a truck through the come up to sell them crossing and will be buried in the city of rafa in southern gauze, them the bodies have been taken and held in israel, honey mackwood has moved from rafa in southern garza here to my left that this particular location is defined a resting place. so 80 palestinian bodies that were held by these really military. they were released that earlier hours of this morning through the coordination with the red cross and the health authorities in the gaza strip. they were held for quite long time, largely decomposed in and on identify. it's important to point out that there are no family members of these bodies. it presents here to pay them respect or to offer final prayers. these are the bodies of palestinians who were killed and then taken by it is really military or either it taking it from the graveyards uh from cemetery. is that where does it crated by uh, the is really military as its the ground forces as formed some 12 cemeteries acr

let's go live now to kimberly how good at the white house, you, you just for the anti american sentiment from protesters and yemen in the capital there? look, there, there is. now there's been undeniably an escalation over the last few days between the who fees and the western powers of patrolling the red sea. give us the american perspective on this. the will, the united states denies that it's responsible for the escalation, even as it positioned it's aircraft carriers threat groups in the region. it says, but that is a defensive posture and it's the who sees that are responsible for this escalation . they say that in fact as a, but this is, was something that they have responded to and as a result, they are merely reacting to that. so what i can tell you is that the pentagon spokes person is pat ryder has responded to all of this, saying that the pentagon is reacting to these airstrikes and is assessing them now saying they've had good effects. and, but at this point, it does not appear that the who sees have retaliated in any way. but if that were to happen, they would, in fact uh, t

so not as kimberly was saying now for the past 2 days, both of us and u. k of being targeting several sites linked to who the 5 is in the capital. there strikes that in response to month. so who, if you're a tax on ships crossing the red sea with the officials say they're targeting vessels linked to israel? obviously it was mohammed a lot and has more from the i'm in a capital center to fund regarding the this. 3 attack a and then for data at the, the, the british american ministry says the, the, the, the, have some specific or show to attacks and, and then the kevin, to the, in the, for the, the now we have with missing another circle, violence and also attacks that are aimed at weakening the host is the capabilities and decent statements. so how these officials confirmed that the continuing their operations in the ritzy in order to prevent what they say, that shifts the heading towards. that is really the parts of these choices that the washington most pressure is really to allow food and medicine into guys and, and, and what the describe as these really

let's bring in our white house correspondent now kimberly how could so it can be highly unusual situation this and the white house doing his best to try and contain it. ste. yeah. contain the political fallout that seems to be increasing, as there seem to be still so many unanswered questions about why the secretary of defense was in the intensive care unit for a number of days. we're learning more. following the pentagon briefing, it was understood the following elective surgery that the secretary of defense started to experience severe pain, had to be transported to the hospital and was required to have intensive care for a number of days. he in turn at transferred responsibility to his deputy, but his failure to notify the white house is the problem for money on capital hill and also in the white house. now the us president is not calling for his resignation, nor is the secretary of defense prepared to resign. in fact, the us president is very loyal. when it comes to cabinet secretaries and in the election year, it's very unlikely that he would call for one because it would really open

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let's bring out 2 zeros white house correspondent, kimberly how kits and now she joins us from washington, dc. and kimberly, i know that you have been listening into white house briefing just in the last half hour or so with the us. it's that they are not looking for a war with the who are things to yeah, that's right. in fact, that briefing is still ongoing. the national security council spokesperson john kirby telling reporters that with regard to the what seems to now be a tit for tat situation between the us military and the who sees that following the strikes by the united states which occurred on friday. there has been a sort of these retaliatory strikes that have been going back and forth between the united states and the whose these, the latest occurring and by the united states as is. but then john curry saying that they anticipated that there would be some retaliation. and what we're hearing is that they say that even though the united states says that their national strikes on who's these uh, sort of a, of their locations within yemen, where they were storing much of their equi

kimberly tell us more. yeah, well this is just come into effect in terms of the announcement, but in terms of how this will play out that could take a few weeks. but how, what this will mean if it does eventually go into effect, and we'll talk about that in a moment. is that the who sees themselves in terms of the members could be bad from entering the united states. their funds held in us financial institutions would immediately be frozen. and any group that supports it, for example of ron, because we know that they are major funder of the who sees well they, in fact uh, could be subject to sanctions. now, the white house says the reason for this is that the, who these happen jeopardizing with their attacks on commercial shipping vessels in the red sea have been jeopardizing global trade and freedom of navigation add. as a result, they say that this is important to make this distinction, that they, they, being the united states are targeting the wrong back group the, who's these and not the people of human

, hosted to joining us now from washington. d. c. kimberly, you're about a block away from the white house. we can see some of those protests is behind you . what's been happening of the yeah, it's getting very crowded here and i can tell you there's also a heavy police presence as these marchers gather here and freedom plaza. as you mentioned about a block from the white house. what we're expecting our speeches in advance of a demonstration march that will process through the streets of washington all the way to the white house. what these demonstrators are demanding is not only an end to the billions that the united states gives the military support for israel and its war on gaza. but also an, and to the occupation and a release of the political prisoners they're calling for an immediate and permanent cease fire. they're also saying that they want to really c, i n to be on go way via lives that they say is real, has been waging not just in the last 100 days. and this is what this protest is marking of. but that has been going

and now what's the us been saying about this? yeah, well the national security council spokesperson, john kirby speaking on the american chat show, saying that the us president now mulling his options as commander and she's saying that the united states will respond. this is a consequential attack in the eyes of the united states. the response will be careful, it will also be deliberate. as you point out, the united states says it is not looking for a conflict with a ron. it is not also looking for a conflict within the region. however, the united states saying it will respond at the time and manner of is choosing, given the fact that they see this as a significant attack. now, as you mentioned, 3 soldiers, us soldiers killed, 34 wounded. and the concern is that there have been increasingly least will attack since october 7th, according to the united states in the united states soldiers. and as a result, the united states military is prepared and gearing up to respond just a waiting. those orders from the commander in chief and n

what say to our white house correspondent now kimberly how could joining us from washington dc? can we lots of stops on this too, or what so you hoping to achieve with this one is yeah, there is a lot to talk about what he will be talking about in this roughly week long trip. not just in israel, in the occupied westbank, but also in those middle east. the capitals is a range of issues, namely the regional war, the threat of one and the pap fact that it could escalate from israel's war and gaza to something much broader. the reason that the us presidential by that and has dispatched his top diplomat, anthony blinking, is because of concerns that that could happen. the fact that there has been an escalation in the red sea, the who sees the attacks on shipping vessels in that region. and the fact that the u. s. navy has responded to that also in recent days, the bombing or rather the attack in 11 on and the attack on be a senior, how mos leader that and also his aids. and the fact that that has been blamed on is real even is israel has not claimed or denied responsibility. it certa

it's now crossing into western australia will head toward the kimberly and the pilgrim over the next few days. now speaking of which ahead of this the pill bureau, some spots wouldn't be surprised if you hit 50 degrees over the next little bit ahead of that. what, whether that will move in speaking of what, whether let's go to new zealand. we see it locked in around the bay of plenty, but by monday there's going to be in the east cape. you're going to be in the thick of it gets been looking to see a month's worth of rain over 24 hours and speaking of copious amounts of rain on borneo island, west kellum and time has been pouring rain for days there. so that has produced the scenes of flooding, not uncommon for this time of year, things do quite down a bit in this part of the world on sunday. and speaking of which is javert province, the other day had a tornado. so certainly some active weather here, cooler air coming out of china into northern vietnam. so android just 17 degrees and things are starting to dry off for the southern philippines. been it now island for there has been som

the white house correspondent, kimberly how kit joins us now. there's plenty of stops on lincoln's trip. kimberly, what's the everything to achieve? well, there are plenty of stops because there's plenty to talk about in this trip and it's not just the secretary state who is in the region right now. we also know that there is another senior diplomat, but it's also been in the region and his name is a most hochstein, and he is there because the by the ministration is really concerned about the escalation that has taken place in recent days following the killing of the mosque leader in lebanon, and also the escalations is taking place in the red sea as a result of the firing on commercial ships by the who sees and the retaliation that the united states took. as a result of that and what the united states is most gravely concerned about, laura is the fact that this could spiral into a regional war exactly what the united states claims that it does not want even is its positioning its forces in the area and even as the national security advisor jake

white house correspondent, kimberly how could joins be now live from washington, dc. and kimberly, so how those plans to create a buffer zone going down in washington? and i'm not very well given the fact that the white house has been opposed to any sort of buffer zone for some time. as far back is december, the white house made it know that this was something that it did not agree with. that was reiterated by the national security council spokesperson john kirby. as he said that he does not want to see any territory diminished in any way. as this is yet another sort of example of the growing rift between the white house and the is really government adding to the fact that the white house is set. it supports a 2 state solution, something that the is really prime minister says he oppose us. and also that the white house has been very clear that there is a desire to live in civilian casualties as we've now passed. but 25000 number in terms of palestinians who have been killed by israel's war and gaza. so this is of grave concern also because what we've seen in the past

. >>> joining me now is kimberly atkins stohr and jim messina, former white house obama deputy chiefstaff. thanks for being here. let me play president biden's campaign ad. we can discuss on the other side. >> i've made american democracy the central issue of my candidacy. i believe in the right to vote fairly and have your vote counted. there's something dangerous happening in america. there's an extremist movement that does not share the basic beliefs in our democracy. all of us are being asked right now, what will we do to maintain our democracy? >> the criticism is that president biden hasn't gone after donald trump hard enough. he is doing so in this ad. what do you need to hear out of the speech today to feel like president biden is hitting that the way the democrats want him to? >> look i think it's a natural time to start to draw the contrasts. campaigns are contrasts. i used to tell president obama, if it's a referendum on the incumbent, the incumbent usually loses. president biden is going to be very clear on what donald trump did. why did joe biden beat donald trump the fi

well, our white house correspondent, kimberly how okay, it joins us now live from washington dc. so kimberly, how these reports of buffet zones resume thing there in washington. the other not being receives well, given the fact that the position of the by the administration has been opposed to a buffer zone since at least december, that was the position of matthew miller. he made it vocal to the press, back in the end of 2023, and that was reiterated by the national security council spokesperson john kirby. as recently as last 24 hours when he said that the white house does not want to see the territory diminished in any way. and the reason that, uh, this is a disturbing to the white house is this is another example of the various homeless wrist between the white house and the is really government. now we have not only this difference of opinion when it comes to the buffer zones, but also the 2 state solution which the white house supports and also the limiting of civilian casualties. which the is really government has now cost that access and $25000.00 palestinian desks. so the

stossel at the journal says this is still a race and we have a lot of ground to cover between now and november 2024. >> kimberly is usually on point i don't want to disagree with her. it campaign yes, race, i don't know how much of a recesses. i think there's going to be a race in new hampshire, i think at some point the voters in the next couple of days may say he's not going to win i'm going to throw my support for haley and it does appear to be a 14, that is a close date. i don't know if that happens in iowa, south carolina, the other states in our union, i don't how much of a race this is. we have to prepare for the unexpected in 2024 in differs some reason trump for whatever reason is not the nominee then you get the full race territory it is not like haley is destroying desantis and vice versa you have vivek ramaswamy and get out and a lot of people saying i don't know why chris christie, he's the best. it's an odd race and we need to pay attention. cheryl: that's why people vote we've had all of these polls and i want to show this one new poll is spells bad news for joe biden t

hoeects wre goi tr at c-splet's go now to -- guest: kimberly. host: go ahead.uest: it is interesting you brought up ro khanna.he has been here in support of president biden and that has thinking, maybe in 2028 he has got a pause for a national run. ro khanna is a one of four or five known democratic politicians that are in the state this weekend, doing what he is doing, part of this right in process trying to get democrats to the polls on tuesday to write in joe biden's name. interesting to see what is going on right now. host: michelle in birmingham, alabama on our republican line. go ahead, michelle. we have lost michelle. let's go to jennifer, who is in new hampshire and is an independent. go ahead, jennifer. caller: i just wanted to make a statemthe statement is, i do not like that our state is not -- that we change parties for the primaries. i do not like that. i was wondering why we do that. i do not think it is right. if it is a fair fight like stacey abrams always said, i think we need to stay with our party and not do it because it is not there. the ot

kimberly, how did all wash white house correspond to joins live now from washington dc. so kimberly blink and once again, what for the 6th time? i think it is heading to israel. what more do we know? yeah, well this has not been confirmed by the state department and that official travel schedule. what we're learning is that the secretary of state, likely to visit the region sometime between february 3rd and 5th. and as you point out, this would be the 6th visit since october 7th, that of course being the attacks by him off. um. but the reason we understand is because of the comments made by the secretary state, that he is gravely concerned about the escalating tensions in the broader middle least not only with israel's war and gaza, but also be a tit for tat that has been going on between the united states and the ron proxies, particularly in the red sea, and of course on sunday, the attack on the us military outpost in jordan, that killed 3 us soldiers and wounded 40 more. so what this is, according to the secretary state, is a particularly volatile time. one that he sa

let's go now to our white house correspondent, kimberly how can, who is live in washington for us. so kimberly, um the us support for israel uh, in, in how it conducts this war has been pretty, pretty steadfast. for the most part, how is they likely to react to use of, of what appears to be a target to killing like this as well. is there has been uh, you're right uh, iron clad support for israel in terms of what it calls. it's right to defend itself . that is something that has been in place for decades. but what has changed is the way that is real has been conducting its ground operations, especially as it has conducted what has been a campaign that has amounted to more than 20000 palestinian casualties. as a result, what we're seeing is the by the ministration and the not only the president himself, but the vice president, the secretary of defense, the state department. and my mother is encouraging a more precise and targeted approach. as a result, what we've seen is the withdrawal of some ground troops and the use of drones in this case uh what, while we're still waiting confirm

it's now crossing into western australia will head toward the kimberly. and the pilgrim over the next few days. now speaking of which a head of this, the pill for us, some spots wouldn't be surprised if you hit 50 degrees over the next little bit ahead of that. what, whether that will move in speaking of what, whether let's go to new zealand. we see it locked in around the be a plenty, but by monday it is going to be in the east cape. you're going to be in the thick of it is been looking to see a month's worth of rain over 24 hours. and speaking of copious amounts of rain on borneo island, west keller, montana has been pouring rain for days there, so that has produced the scenes of flooding. not uncommon for this time of year, things do quite down a bit in this part of the world on sunday, and speaking of which is javert province. the other day had a tornadoes, certainly some active weather here, cooler air coming out of china into northern vietnam. so android, just 17 degrees and things are starting to dry off for the southern philippines. been it out is

, but it will serve as well as inside the, as rarely governments can you explain where things stand now as well as kimberly was saying there's a bigger and bigger wrist between the united states and the government of been you know, mean not 10. yeah, it's clear that the united states has been pushing for it to states solution for the creation of a palestinian state. once this conflict is over, but it's not something back to nothing. yeah. has ever supported. we've heard him on thursday evening dressing the nation saying that this way should been pain control of the west from the jordan river. this is in conflict with the palestinian sovereignty. also say that the creation of about a few states is a risk for israel as a right to exist, but this is not something new. this is something that nothing. yeah. what's kept throughout his career also of his party, really quoted party. so there's no surprises here, but he's also coming under a lot of pressure from whatever the united states ask him to do. we're seeing far right ministers from within this morning coordination who have been pushing

kimberly cheng has the latest. trump held a commanding lead to 51%.gest win in caucus history. trailing trump by about 30 percentage points in second place. florida governor ron desantis. >> former south carolina governor nikki haley came in 3rd and after disappointing finishes in iowa, biotech entrepreneur vivek ramaswamy announced that he's exiting the race and endorsing trump. former arkansas governor asa hutchinson also dropped out. most importantly, we want to thank the great people of iowa. thank >> what turnout. what a crowd. really think this is time now for everybody our country to come together. we want to come together >> whether it's republican or a democrat liberal or conservative, it would be so nice if we could come together and straighten out the world. monday's iowa caucuses kicked off the 2024 presidential voting. >> the race for the republican presidential nomination now pivots to new hampshire where the contenders have scheduled stops ahead of next tuesday's primary. the media nonstop and all they were trying to do is knock me out.

kimberly healthcare algebra, the white house, the right time, the salute is joining us now from occupied east jerusalem. it is, kimberly was setting out is a wide ranging literally a trip from the us extra estate. but let's start where she ended her report, the, the key meetings between blinking and his is riley counterparts. what's going to be on the agenda this is going to be us secretary of state antony blinking 6th visit to israel since the war began. he's going to reiterate his stress and support for israel's war. however, there are also a lot of things on the agenda, but she has to talk to nothing. yahoo in the war cabinet about the 1st is the issue of transitioning into a lesser intense type of fighting with more targeted operations. given the high death toll we have seen in gauze and more than 22000 palestinians killed something else that's going to be on the agenda. there is our palestinians who been displaced from northern gaza, going to be able to go back to what's left of northern gaza. these really so far it have said no to this, but the americans have been pressuring these

kimberly help get al jazeera, the white house will live now too occupied east jerusalem. and of course the honda salute as kimberly was just setting out. and this is obviously a big regional wide trip by the secretary of state. but the most keen attention will be paid to the period when he's in israel and the occupied westbank. what can we expect from that leg of this trip to us secretary of state antony, blanket and expected in his 6th visit to israel since the war began. and there's going to be a lot on the agenda when talking to his is really counterparts about where do we go from here. some of the other things that blinking is going to bring to the table is that the is really, is need to transition to a less or intensity type of fighting. and he also perhaps wants to see palestinians going back to where they were displaced from in the north to something else. the americans have been quite strict about is that they want to see more humanitarian aid going into gaza. they say that what's going in is simply not enough in the united nations. have said that gaza is now unin

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but for now, secretary lloyd austin will remain on the job. kimberly healthcare elda 0 white house. as a preliminary investigation by united airlines has found loose boats on doped logs of several bearing 737 macs and 9 plains well shed as an american the plane make a battery down. 97 percent in eddie trading off an incident on one of its commercial jets the door from a building at 737 max across, blew out to me there on friday. no one was injured in the incidence left a hole in the side of the aircraft. us actually regulate his grounded 171 that boeing 737 max jeff liners. following that's incident. a lot hunter is in washington dc and says boeing doesn't know how long it will take for united fleet to be checked as well. united's initial investigation indicates that this was not a one of incident. the alaskan airlines plane united engineers are now saying that they have discovered several plains, with loose plugs, these all the plugs that hold the side tool in place, and these all will have to be tightened. now this does appear to be a common defect to the uh, some $79.00. boeing s

and kimberly are out in my community right now, my little suburb right this minute.ere. and, you know, it hasn't bothered me, you know, that he's not here. some of the other candidates have not spent the time in iowa that they should have probably, but he's been plenty -- bill: shelley, what do you think about that? would a conviction change your mind? >> that's hypothetical. he hasn't been convicted of anything. and i think it's very telling that the biden administration has weaponized the doj. all of it, it's just terrible what they've done to him. and i think truth is being revealed every day about the administration. dana: tim, one of the things nikki haley, who you're sport supporting, has said is chaos follows president trump wherever or you go. you talk about electability and the general election. a lot of republicans don't necessarily think that way, right? they vote with their heart or gut. biden is vulnerable, and she's shown that she's on the polling side of things it's good. but the lawsuits and the chaos that she's talking about, has that actually helped

kimberly healthcare al jazeera, the white house, honda saw who joins us now from occupied to east jerusalem. so us tech, just a n t thinking the region again, there's lucky to be a lot on the agenda with his series of meetings. this will be us secretary of state. anthony blinked in 6th trip to israel and the palestinian territories since the war began. there's going to be a lot on the agenda for him to discuss. he does want to talk about what these really are planning for after the war which these really are calling phase for. but before he can even get to that, there needs to be a discussion about mitigating the fighting and using a more targeted approach in smaller operations. this is because of the high death count that we're seeing in gaza. 22000 palestinians killed. and that number climbing every single hour on the table there, they're also going to talk about whether or not palestinians who been forced to flee from northern gaza will be able to go back to whatever is left of it at this time. these really have been saying the palestinians still can't go back. they're still trying to pu

let's bring in now a white house correspondent. kimberly how good. kimberly, what's the basis that we've been hearing from us officials about this any times for our response. yeah, just moments ago the national security council spoke source and john kirby saying that there will be a response given that this is in his words a consequential attack on us service members. but he was clear to echo the words of the us president in his statement on sunday, saying that the response by the united states military will be at a time and manner of it's choosing. now, what we understand is that the us presence of the commander chief is consulting with an weighing, a number of factors, a national security spokesperson, kirby saying that there is not a desire of the united states for a conflict with iran. there is also not a desire for a wider conflict in the region, but again, the concern here big but since october 7th, there have been increasingly lethal attacks and us troops. now again, what we're talking about here is the fact that there are 3 us service members

, why that is corresponding kimberly, i'll get. thank you very much. the the, let's go into some of the news notes i. one has a new president elect slicing to of the democratic perfect progressive policy, or the d, p. p, as one friday is race is barking, favors a more independent taiwan. but china, which considers the island as a breakaway province, says that the unification of taiwan is inevitable. despite the vote to return reports from taipei, the photos and taiwan, costing the ballots in crucial legislative and presidential elections. relations with china, very much on their minds, but also domestic issues and how the isolated island deals with the future. not the past, please also say, well, what i consider, and most importantly, is the content of the president's policy and facing perhaps what future of taiwan was, the republic of china, just yeah. how long, what at the same way, high wants future standing, some livelihood issues. also issues regarding education and the economy are important. the 3 candidates were out to italy

, what does this re designation mean now to yeah, it puts in place a couple of things. what it means is it will trigger sanctions for anyone or any state or entity that now tries to provide materials support for the who these uh, we know that there are no ronnie and back groups. so ron, for example, could be now subject to more sanctions. that means that members of the who, the group would be banned from entering the united states and any who the funds that are in us, financial institutions would be frozen. now the white house, and that statement said that the reason that this has been by the who the group has been designated as a foreign terrace organization is because of their ongoing attacks against commercial shipping vessels. in the red sea, there is a jeopardizing of commercial trade and the free flow of navigation. and they are saying that's really what this is, is a target of give the, who these not of the many people. but what is really paramount concern to the united states is making sure that international commerce can be protected. so as a result, this is wh

now let's speak to our white house correspondent, kimberly how could i live in washington dc. and kimberly, since the very early days, immediately off to the hum us attack on the southern israel as being a big foot by the united states to try to restrain and, and there's a big concern about a potential escalation on the northern border and elsewhere between israel and forces in lab and on how do you think the white house is going to respond to this? so right, we're still waiting. the us presidents arrival from st. croix, where he has been vacationing to get some official reaction. but in terms of the events and how things are playing out and this targeted attack of hamas leader, what we know is that in many ways this is not surprising. and if you look back at the events that have been taking place in recent days here at the white house, there are signals that this may have been about to happen. and in recent, in the last week here at the white house, there was a high level meeting that took place between the is really minister for strategic affairs, ron term, or the national s

now some fear the sanctions will restore those barriers to aid. kimberly hawkins was following us the air straight on who's the control missile facilities given for attacking merchant vessels. and u. s. navy ships in the red sea, the united states again targeted the who sees. on wednesday the bible administration announced it was designated the who's these as a specially designated global terrorist organizations who these cc a tax. we can certainly reconsider the nation if they don't, as the president said, we will not hesitate to take further actions. but why, how says the designation is designed to protect freedom of navigation, about 12 percent of international trade passes through the red sea and who the attacks have already had an impact on global supply chains. declaring the who these a terrorist group bounce members from entering the u. s. freezes funds held in us banks and trigger sanctions against any entity providing the who's these with support. but the who the say the attacks on commercial ships. the began in october, we'll continue an

kimberly, is that sex replying to maybe on that plane to bomb ray at e mail. when you get the news about what's happened here, outside of alex, the hospital once he lands and he's trying now to talk to what hayes and his really ally involved, right? new recognize, tell of these, and he's got to explain this whole dubbing down of the military presence of israel . now they call them buttons a location straight outside the hospital. how to justify. and yeah, and is certainly going to make the challenge of secretary blankets trip all that much more difficult because the purpose of this trip, why the secretary is been tasked with meeting with more than a dozen era. the leaders in a, including turkey and now adding on the leadership in box frame is the fact. but there is this desire to try and contain this conflict to try and prevent it from escalating into a broader regional war. so every major flash point that leads to further civilian casualties, the further alarms, the global community, and particularly the era world, is only going to make that challenge more di

kimberly. last spring in fair as mike side. now he's the director of student outreach and the senior fellow at the least institute. he joins us from washington, d. c. that the have you with a certified and says he has decided how to respond to this attack in jordan as kimberly was just saying, he doesn't want to escalate a wide a war. so wish options are available to him is certainly a number of options. laura and there is a great deal of pressure, particularly from the right side of the political spectrum in washington, dignified to iran. iran has been acting against american interest in the region with plausible deniability, really using these militias to try and work. and then of course, uh, american forces of syria and iraq in particular. i think these will be disappointed present in by them clearly does not want to estimate at this time we are want, they are much more interested in the ongoing diplomatic process that we saw and sold in paris. the sort of a cut of rejection lead mediation to, to release hostages as rarely h

let's go now to our white house correspondent, kimberly how kit joins us live from washington dc and they'll come to boss's ends in a minute. but 1st kimberly this line about another us and boy within buttons heading out being dispatched to the region. what can you tell us about that? what his mission is to yeah, well his mission is going to be somewhat similar to his previous mission to the region, and that was to try and bring about some sort of agreement between the israel is at home us to try and broker a deal that would allow for the remaining captives to be exchanged for the prisoners policy and prisoners, and it's really jail such as we saw when there was a cessation of hostilities that allowed for a prisoner swapped back in november. what we know is that there are serious discussions underway. there's already one other mid east as senior official in the by the ministration, but it's in cuts are right now by the name of rapp my girl. and he is set to be joined by the c r, a director william burns. and together, they will be accompanied, we understand by the heads of intelligen

now some fear of the sanctions will restore those bodies to aid. kimberly hawkins reports following us the air straight on who's the control missile facilities given for attacking merchant vessels and u. s. navy ships in the red sea. the united states again targeted the who seats. on wednesday, the bottom administration announced it was designated the who's these as a specially designated global terrorist organizations who these cease the attacks. we can certainly reconsider the issue if they don't, as the president said, we will not hesitate to take further actions. but why, how says the designation is designed to protect freedom of navigation, about 12 percent of international trade passes through the red sea and who the attacks have already had an impact on global supply chains. declaring the who is these a terrorist group bounce members from entering the u. s. freeze is funds held in us banks and trigger sanctions against any entity providing the who's these with support. but the who the say the attacks on commercial ships. the began in october

now some of the fear the sanctions will restore those barriers to aid. kimberly how could reports following us the air straight on who's the control missile facilities given for attacking merchant vessels and u. s. navy ships and the red sea. the united states again targeted the who seats on. 2 wednesday, the 5 mid ministration announced it was designated the who's these as a specially designated global terrorist organizations who these cc a tax. we can certainly reconsider that billing issue. if they don't, as the president said, we will not hesitate to take further actions. but why, how says the designation is designed to protect freedom of navigation, about 12 percent of international trade passes through the red sea and who the attacks have already had an impact on global supply chains. declaring the who these a terrorist group bounce members from entering the u. s. freezes funds held in us banks and trigger sanctions against any entity providing the who's these with support. but the who the say the attacks on commercial ships. the began in october,

let's go now to -- guest: kimberly. host: go ahead.ive known democratic politicians that are in the state this what he is doing, part of this right in process trying to get democrats to the polls on tuesday to write in joe biden's name. interesting to see what is going on right now. host: michelle in birmingham, alabama on our republican line. go ahead, michelle. we have lost michelle. let's go to jennifer, who is in new hampshire and is an independent. go ahead, jennifer. caller: i just wanted to make a statement and may be question, also. the statement is, i do not like that our states we change parties for the primaries. i do not like that. i was wondering why we do that. i do not tnkif it is a fair fige stacey abrams always said, i think we need to stay with our party and not do it because it is not there. the other question is, why would biden change to south carolina? i think that is disrespectful to our thank you and have a blessed day. host: go ahead, paul. guest: we will start with the latter. whatou heard from that caller jus

cornell belcher, kimberly atkins stohr, and george conway. think you will. being here in a fabulous color scheme. that's tonight's read out. i all in with chris hayes starts now. >> tonight on all in. -- >> hello, iowa. >> three days until the first republican votes in 2024, and the coldest forecast in caucus history. >>

now let's head up to the sierra nevada where kimberly cruz is reporting from soda springs. >> slick andered highways as more snow fell in the sierra areas on saturday. travelers deciding to layer up and take on the snow. we first time here. >> and here in america have total for dogs. so bringing my 4 dogs along. it's why we came into cars. >> and i think that's what brought most joy out of the seeing them have fun for the first time was now so strong weather conditions progressed through the evening and right now we win barely open my eyes. i just came from 3 years of florida to being out. there was horrible. 95 degree temperature every day. but this is almost bad 33 atlas says he's been living in soda springs for 6 months now. >> and he's already facing some snow struggles. the locals are very helpful. >> like we had one percent today and 2 people stopped and like, oh, no problem got so many covering already. so that was within 3 minutes. other drivers also taking it slow while on the roads. going to be really aware. i think we're doing that pretty well. but for many, it's a site. we h

kimberly infinity. second in group see behind send a go. the defending champion, submitted 3 wins from 3 with a 2. no big tree of guinea. beginning the still progress as a best place finish a group. d was one by its low strength team and gold. they beat but key to 5. so to nail, to reach the knock out stage for the 1st time since 2010. but it's been another tournament to forget, but 2019 champions. algeria, they ended with a wonderful defeat to minute was mauretania. we've tried that 1st ever ask on when to reach the know counts a jerry of i would know wins from that 3 games failed to get out of that group for the 2nd time running. and joining them on the list of high profile exits is going to, he's 2 points when it's enough to see them through. they've set that coach chris shooting, who'd only been in the job less than a year. david stokes o g 0. that is always bolts. now that jay will be back with another update later, including perhaps the result from the call us alcaraz outings on his virus not true . it might still be going on to nice

and, you know, kimberly was saying that she hopes something comes out of this, but now with this report, what does the doj do next or do they do anything going forward? >> yeah, that's the thing, jose, as far as the doj is concerned this is what they have done. this was not a criminal investigation, there are no criminal charges coming out of this report. they undertook this report to understand what happened here so it can serve as a lesson for other communities, so that this horrific situation never happens again. as i said, there is a local district attorney criminal investigation happening, but, look, history tells us it is really difficult to prosecute police officers for failing in their duty for cowardice, essentially. and i want to go back to something, a fantastic interview with kimberly, one thing she mentioned, one thing is not mentioned in this report is the ease with which an 18-year-old was able to legally purchase an ar-15, a weapon of war. we shouldn't lose sight of that. the ar-15 was a big factor in some offailures. it was very clear from the interviews that the office

kimberly healthcare al jazeera whitehouse. robert hunter is a former us ambassador to nato and senior fellow at the center for transatlantic relations at johns hopkins university. he was this scandal is already being used against the administration by biden's opponents in the upcoming elections. he went back to the hospital on the 1st of january and into the intensive care unit. that's not a trivial matter, but nobody father telling the president he obviously had some age with him. he wouldn't go off to walter reed hospital all by himself, but nobody bothered pulling the president as a deputy which are called we're kathleen. heck, she's how it would be a normal thing. she's a deputy secretary to pass. she didn't do anything either. so suddenly we have an issue here about the competence of the methodology within the budget ministration, where somebody is rather critical, the secretary of defense south or off in chain of command. what would have happened automatically almost is that the power of the office with the law to the de

but for now, secretary lloyd austin will remain on the job. kimberly helped get l g 0 white house. earlier we spoke to robert hunter, who's a former us ambassador to nato. he says, the incident is being used by opponents of the, by mid ministration. he went back to the hospital on the 1st of january and into the intensive care unit. that's not a trivial matter, but nobody father telling the president he obviously had some age with him. he wouldn't go off to walter reed hospital all by himself, but nobody bothered pulling the president as a deputy editor called we're kathleen. heck, she's how would it be a normal thing? she's a deputy secretary to pass. she didn't do anything either. so suddenly we have an issue here about the competence of the methodology within the, by the ministration where somebody is rather critical, the secretary of defense. after all, in such a chain of command, what would have happened automatically almost? is that the power of the office, which of all to the deputy, the deputy a secretary of defense? plain hicks. oh, but apparently she wasn't told what was

but for now, secretary lloyd austin will remain on the job. kimberly healthcare al jazeera, the white house south korea's military says it will no longer recognize a buffer zone in the seas between the 2 careers. it's up to north korea, counted out a series of ministry deals, forcing people on a nearby south between on and to take cover. eunice came reports from so it offensively no, i'm void. the closest remarks by so to date, on abandoning the tattered military agreement reach during the tente of 2018, north korea had already announced in november. it would scrap the past, cutting some 20 of the north korea's violate to the military agreement over 3000 times. and conducted artillery firing 12 over the past 3 days in waters off the west coast. that whole there's no buffers zone anymore. tense moments on friday after north korea's military fired hundreds of artillery shells just north of a defacto maritime border. for the 1st time in years, some 2000 residents of the south sea on some island were urged to take cover 4 hours. a preventative mea

now, tesla reports after the bell this afternoon. the stock is up premarket.$2. what are you expecting? lauren: i think it's about two things. i think it's about margins, have they bottomed. that's what wall street wants to know, because they keep cutting prices. is this end of it. and the model 2. reuters is reporting that tesla will start production of a $25,000 car for the mass market next year. will management address that report? what about the cyber truck ramp-up? what about optimus, right? all of that could be, let's say, let's call it a distraction at a time when there's a lot of negative it about evs. can tesla distract us us? i think that's all much more important than what the profit is, what the revenue is. stuart: wait until the call. elon musk on the call. what on earth is he going to say? what's he going to pull out off the hat? lauren: cyber truck's coming to china, and we're bring them to europe -- stuart: you don't know he's going to say that. lauren: no, or i'm making it all up, but it would make tesla investors excited. stuart: well done, l

kimberly help get al jazeera, the white house. so let's take a look at what's happening in the occupied westbank now is really forces there are carrying out raids and at least 7 cities sending an armored vehicles in patrols. there are reports of palestinians using improvised explosive devices and response. confrontations have been reported in at least one location. that's the show efforts refugee camp north of occupied east jerusalem for laura hahn is in the occupied east. jerusalem or a tell us more about these raids. what do we know are the targets and are the rates still going on as well we, when we talk about targets. uh, this is a crackdown on any form of resistance or defend the is where the prime minister benjamin netanyahu has already said. he's fighting a war on 7 front, so it's a whitening the war. and guns, i just have one of those is the occupied west spine canal. how is he during this 2 nights? the raids here in occupied east jerusalem. there has been ongoing battle inch while thoughts refugee camp that has been fits

kimberly healthcare algebra, the white house. let's discuss this and other developments now with a senior political on this. my one of the shy who joins is on the use our list on a my one with, with the us actions on the who is full. rhonda strikes on the hoof, these at the listing them as a terrace organization. what do you make of these u. s. moves and their intended effect would. let's start with the designation. i think it is as dangerous as it's nonsensical. the whole point that the american designates itself as the guardian, that underlines who is and who isn't a terrorist and defines what is global terrorism, is kind of a joke for many people in the middle east. because it's the same country that deploys it's autumn. i those an aircraft carriers and military bases throughout the middle east, and then somehow acts and self defense against federalists. and it is when you get off the one that gets it enough to just keep repeating, it's a be that as it may, it does it get it to that was the stars. and now this is going to put