and the truth of the matter is that we have been dismantling, and the ministry of national security hasad an enormous record over the last number of years in dismantling them. and jamaica's position has not caused, for example, the growth in our tourism, let's take, for example, which is a very sensitive industry. it's not caused a reduction. indeed, we have grown exponentially over the period. hang on, if that's true, you're making the case, you're saying, "you know what? we're on top of it, "things are getting better." if that is all true, why has the us government, for example, still got a travel advisory out which suggests that all those considering travelling to jamaica should, quote—unquote, "reconsider travel due to crime? "and if you do go," it says, "exercise increased caution, "some areas have increased risk." it says, "violent crime occurs throughout the country, "sexual assaults occur frequently, including in all—inclusive resorts." that's the official government advice. that narrative is the narrative of a few months ago. you should look at the most recent... it's still...

the ministry of defence said in a statement that it recognised the huge contribution the veterans had made to national securityssue, including the question of records. it also said it would continue to engage with all of those affected. the ministry of defence said in a statement that it recognised the huge contribution the veterans had made to national security, and that ministers are looking hard at the issue, including the question of records. it also said it would continue to engage with all of those affected. the veterans say they want a one—off tribunal to get answers, before it�*s too late. alison freeman, bbc news. a statue of england captain harry kane has been unveiled in walhamstow, north london, after spending years in storage because councillors couldn�*t find a home for it. the life—sized statue of kane sitting on a bench can be found at peter may sports centre, where he used to play as a boy. bbc newsround�*s ricky boleto was there to see its unveiling. this is where it all began. sunday league football, ridgeway rovers, harry kane�*s first club. today, england�*s captain returns to the same pit

regarded as an escalation, given the fact in the middle of this world, they've been targeted us as a nation's mainly on leadership, on the ministry and security level of this, the 1st time that is read is hitting directly on someone within has laws, political and media budget. so this is taking us to a new level with respect to the us as a nation's the war continues and the tax continues. today there was the 7 struck him even more at least 7. the addition of probably 3 strikes that also happened in the afternoon. so the total was 10 in, in booth southern sold up, plus this one in the center of the capital administrative. and that's also significant, given the fact this is the 3rd time or the 4th time that they were with is being hit. in the past months we saw several of the tax. so we covered and reported from there was on some of the tax. but this time also for it was a huge attack and actually we went that just meant itself to talk with adults moments we didn't know who is discharging this is why this is the best thing that was helped and downtime baby booth by that is really wealthy now, there's a lot of complexities we can get close to th

of hong kongers. the chinese government has said this was| government has said this was about national security, chinese ministryties in the name of democracy and attempt to escape legal punishment —— no and can engage. escape legal punishment -- no and can engage-— escape legal punishment -- no and can engage. your response to that? there _ and can engage. your response to that? there is _ and can engage. your response to that? there is nothing - to that? there is nothing illegal about standing for election and trying to organise an election. about representing people's voices in an election. so it is a pile of unreasonable statements from the chinese government. statements from the chinese government-— statements from the chinese government. some 45 people sentenced — government. some 45 people sentenced to _ government. some 45 people sentenced to prison _ government. some 45 people sentenced to prison including | sentenced to prison including some really high—profile pro—democracy activists. how do you think this is going to affect the democracy movement within hong kong? that definitely _ within hong kong?

us has been the biggest provider of ministry a to keep that may change on the donald trump presidency john 100 reports. so the subject matter of the united nations security council mark the 1000 stay of the war and ukraine for the west. a conflict of unilateral aggression, 1000 days of widespread death destruction and despair that continue unabated for millions of ukrainians. un, under secretary general and rosemary decarlo, when american read a statement from the absence, the secretary general, antonio gutierrez, entire cities, villages and towns, had been reduced to rubble, ukraine's minister for foreign affairs pleaded for the world to continue supporting ukraine and rejected. peace may never thrust to russia, there will cause no value. is there fast as way to end this war is to increase the support of ukraine and used to defend itself into comparable russia withdrawal. russia is representative, fired back assailing the western support for you, gracie and a decision by us president joe biden to approve the use of american long range missiles for strikes deep inside russia was more so. so what will the haps, joe biden, for many reasons, has nothing lef

of the national security on the russian federation. in addition, if london escalates the situation, the russian side will immediately give a mirror response rushes, foreign ministry summons the british. i'm boss of the over the incidence of correspondence shape of his mind is to ask a question though. they won't. so it was forthcoming of the sources for russia to this or the what do you think about them as the, the, the embassy been used as an intelligence base. sorry, sorry, we just look for the british people here. od russia's famous foreign ministry headquarters. if you like, and central law school, where the british ambassador to russia and nigel casey has been sold and uninformed of the expansion of one of his diplomats. now of course, this comes in the context of the escalation in ukraine. pretty storm shuttle me. so as long range that cruise missiles, essentially being deployed into cursed region over the last number of days. and it also comes as there's increasing pressure on the ukraine to keep forwarding from britain to be the revelations in the media about the british role in the black sea, in a military sense, advisors, a picnic test be fueling the co

of the national security of the russian federation. in addition, if london escalates the situation, the russian side will immediately give a mirror response. russians foreign ministry summons the british. i'm boss of the, the incidents of correspondence shaped bows mileage to ask him a question. the no on so was forthcoming. this is the 1st is for russians, those are the what do you think about them as the, the, the embassy been use as an intelligence base. sorry sir. we just look for the british. people here at rush is famous. foreign ministry headquarters if you like, and central law school, where the british ambassador to russia and noisy, till k. c has been sold and uninformed of the expulsion of one of his diplomats. now of course, these combs in the context of the escalation in ukraine, the british storm shut on me. so as long range that cruise besides essentially being deployed in the curse region over the last number of days. and it also comes as there's increasing pressure on the ukraine to keep forwarding from where it's going to be the revelations in the media about the british role in the black sea in a, in a minute present advisors putting because the

ministry of defense said we take it seriously and robust at defense sites but as of right now, no significant mission impact appeared to the pentagon briefing fox national securitynt jennifer griffin asked whether the drones appear to be of something more sinister in concerning. >> again it would be premature to draw conclusions. we have to see what these are. it could be hobbyists or some something else. we have to look into it. >> for now the u.s. air force as the investigation is, of course, still ongoing analyze on the skies, julie. is. >> julie: all right, thank you very much, mike. >> mike: and other massive attack on ukraine's energy infrastructure overnight leaving more than 1 million households without power and russia's aerial attack with trump taps keith kellogg special envoy to ukraine and russia. a united states marine join us now and good morning to both of you. >> thank you for having me. >> good morning, happy thanksgiving periods fee when i would like to show the audience a map of ukraine with a section and read which shows the eastern part of the country that is under russian control. when you look at lieutenant general keith kellogg taking on

ministry of state security infiltrating top u.s. telecom networks for a year. the group accessed sensitive information including phone numbers from the justice department's surveillance program. the hackers potentially targeted u.s. nationaltelecom executives call to the white house to discuss security upgrades and efforts to remove the hackers. this is sparked debate over responsibility for the vulnerable system. after weeks of deadly israeli air strikes in lebanon, cease-fire talks show progress. a proposed 60 day truce includes israeli withdrawal from southern lebanon. hezbollah retreating north of the river and order oversight by u.n. forces with u.s. enforcement. a u.s. envoy is mediating with a deal possibly shifting to the trump administration. unresolved issues include enforcement and israel's operational freedom. both sides see potential benefits in ending rocket attacks and easing displacement. israeli air strikes on central beirut early saturday killed at least 11 people and injured dozens more. the air strikes, the fourth round in less than a week, did an eight story building and left a large crater. separately, in a drone attack, one person was killed and another injured. the ongoing conflict has resulted in

ministry of state security infiltrated top u.s. telecom networks for a year. the group accessed sensitive information, including phone numbers from the justice department's surveillance program. the hackers potentially targeted u.s. nationalgrades and efforts to remove the hackers. this has sparked debate over responsibility for the vulnerable system. >>> after weeks of deadly israeli air strikes in lebanon, cease-fire talks show progress. a proposed 60 day truce includes israeli withdrawal from southern lebanon. hezbollah retreating north of the river and border oversight by u.n. forces with u.s. enforcement. a u.s. envoy is mediating with a deal possibly shifting to the trump administration. unresolved issues include enforcement and israel's operational freedom. both sides see potential benefits in ending rocket attacks and easing displacement. israeli air strikes on central beirut early saturday, killed at least 11 people and injured dozens more. the air strikes, the fourth round in less than a week, did an eight story building and left a large crater. separately, a drone attack, one person was killed and another injured. the ongoing conflict has resulted in deaths in lebanon and israel, over 3000 people killed and mor

of eai's national security research center and a professor of political science and international relations at seoul university. the doctor served as a policy advisor to south korea's foreign ministry of affairs and unification. next, we have ryan haas who is the director of the john l thornton center and a senior fellow for the asia policy studies. from 2013-2017, ryan served as a director at the white house, china, taiwan, mongolia on the national security council. next, we have the doctor who is an associate professor of political science at the national university where she focuses on u.s. foreign policy as well as security issues in the indo-pacific. she previously served as a member of the policy advisory committee of the south korean ministry of unification, ministry of foreign affairs, defense, and other organizations inside south korea. and last but not least, we have dr. who is chair at southeast asia studies at brookings institution, and a senior research fellow at the university of cambridge. and previously a senior fellow for the asia pacific security studies at the international institute for strategic studies. so i'm just going to jump right into our first question a

of the fonts that ukraine's ministry. he's slowly starting to crumble. us president elect donald trump, his pick for national security advisor mike waltz has laid out the new administration's strategy to address the ukraine conflict. a priority will be to organize talks between russia and ukraine, says the former green bray with the aim of bringing both sides to the table to negotiate a cease fire or piece agreement. the president trump has been very clear about the need to end this conflict. and so what we're a need to be discussing is who's at that table, whether it's an agreement and armistice, how to get both sides to the table, and then what's the framework of a deal. and then the latest episode of going underground host option returns, he reflects on terms of promise to end the ukraine conflict with formal whitehouse communications director anthony star, mooching. you can watch the full episode throughout the day. right now. here's the preview you are speaking to. some of these people and the trump administration. and waltz said his national security adviser pick said the, taking the hand costs the handcuffs off the lo

ministry of state security agencies doing the same thing. it's totally outrageous. maria: great conversation. we appreciate you. i will continue our conversation of pro-democracy activism and apple daily founder jimmy lai nationalwith his son sebastian lai will be here live at 7:30 a.m. eastern. you want to hear from jimmy lai's son when he joins me at 7:30 a.m. join us, we'll be right back. ♪ chase really knows how to put the hart in your local community. see what i did there? hey, jackie! (♪) evan, my guy! you're helping them with savings, right? (♪) i wish i had someone like evan when i started. somebody just got their first debit card! ice cream on you? ooo, tacos! i got you. wait hold on, don't you owe me money? what?! your money is a part of your community, so your bank should be too. like, chase! it's our son, he is always up in our business. it's the verizon 5g home internet i got us. oh... he used to be a competitive gamer but with the higher lag, he can't keep up with his squad. so now we're his “squad”. what are kevin's plans for the fall? he's going to college. out of state, yeah. -yeah in the fall. change of plans, i've decided to stay local. oh excellent! oh that's great! why would i ever leave th

of ministry, a to kids that may be on the doubt. now on the president elect, donald trump, john henry impulse. so the subject matter of the united nations security council mark the 1000 stay of the war and ukraine for the west. a conflict of unilateral aggression, 1000 days of widespread death destruction and despair that continue unabated for millions of ukrainians. un, under secretary general and rosemary decarlo, when american read his statement from the abs and the secretary general, antonio gutierrez entire cities, villages and towns, had been reduced to rubble, ukraine's minister for foreign affairs pleaded for the world to continue supporting ukraine and rejected. peace may never cross the russia, there will cause no, well you is there fast as way to end this war is to increase the support of ukraine and used to defend itself and to compile the russia. so is that all will the rush is representative. finally, back assailing the western support for you, grace, and the decision by us president joe biden to approve the use of american long range missiles for strikes. deep inside russia was one of those. what will the haps, joe biden, for many

most could make sure it's ministry technology with peeling young in exchange for the troops national pop, all of the ultra 0 most for your opinion in japan and assigned to security and defense products. for the 1st time. it seems that joined the developing military equipment and that comes as japan is boosting is defense spending because of concerns about tensions with china as well as north korea. environmental organizations, according on representatives, united nations by diversity conference, to reach a compromise on the final day of the 2 week summit. the comp succeeded meeting of nearly 200 countries in the city of kali and columbia is trying to figure out how to hold and reverse the most of eco systems by 2030 participating states. so i think that protects at least 30 percent of the world's lines and marine areas in the next 5 years. fox progress has been limited as negotiations of stock on funding . other funds are on p, i. c has more from the what we're hearing is that they will probably have to continue negotiating late into friday. the expectation is that this will actually continue until the early morning of saturday. there are a number of speaking.

regarded as an escalation, given the fact in the middle of this world, they've been targeted us as a nation's mainly on leadership, on the ministry and security level. well, this is the 1st time that is read is hit him directly on someone within his will laws, political and media budget. so this is taking us to a new level with respect to the us as a nation's the war continues and the tax continues. today there was, these 7 struck him even more at least 7. the additional probably 3 strikes that also happened in the afternoon. so the total was on 10 in, in, bu, southern saw the plus this one in the center of the capital administrative. and that's also significant, given the fact this is the 3rd time or the 4th time that they were with is being hit. in the past months, we saw several of tasks that we covered and report it from. there was on some of the tax, but this time also for it was a huge attack and actually we went the just minutes off. the grid dot moment, we didn't know who's the saw just got this is walk, this is the building that was hit and downtime baby booth by that is really wealthy . now, there's a lot of complexities we can get

ministry told the residents to evacuate ongoing law position and figure on media mogul. jimmy ly has begun testifying in court for the 1st time in a high profile. national security trial lies accused of polluting with foreign forces, a charge that couldn't carry a sentence of up to life in prison. his testimony comes after a court jailed 45 others for subversion and home comes largest national security trial on tuesday. patrick forecast born after the homecoming on that have been some lengthy delays and there is a concern about that. but there's also cause for concern as a result. so all the fresh developments from the us with the washington boeing through sanction officials responsible for the position of the national security local 9. what they describe as a harsh sentence of the social democracy. 47 just a day ago, that will be concerned about that. how that impacts this case that is going on today. here at west calvin quotes the officials have, as we provide before, warned against any interference from foreign governments in pumpkins, internal affairs that was particularly off to donald trump file to secure the release of jimmy lie. but this fresh developments will be cause for c

of eai's national security research center and a professor of political science and international relations at seoul university. the doctor served as a policy advisor to south korea's foreign ministry of affairs and unification. next, we have ryan haas who is the director of the john l thornton center and a senior fellow for the asia policy studies. from 2013-2017, ryan served as a director at the white house, china, taiwan, mongolia on the national security council. next, we have the doctor who is an associate professor of political science at the national university where she focuses on u.s. foreign policy as well as security issues in the indo-pacific. she previously served as a member of the policy advisory committee of the south korean ministry of unification, ministry of foreign affairs, defense, and other organizations inside south korea. and last but not least, we have dr. who is chair at southeast asia studies at brookings institution, and a senior research fellow at the university of cambridge. and previously a senior fellow for the asia pacific security studies at the international institute for strategic studies. so i'm just going to jump right into our first question a

secure the release of another americans obtained in china in exchange for a chinese national. now the international criminal court chief prosecutor has requested a rest word for me in laws, ministry, chief general mean leon is accused of committing crimes against humanity in the persecution of me and laws logged in muslim writing a minority and a warning. you may find some of the images and i'm definitely it's report to study . this was a step closer to justice. after nearly 8 years of violence, the international criminal courts chief prosecutor is asking judges to issue an arrest warrant for me in mars. military leader, the i c c says the offenses include crimes against humanity, deportation and persecution, of the largely muslim ro hang the minority that are reasonable grounds to believe that senior general doctrine president, mental lang, commander in chief of the man, my defense services, best criminal responsibility for the crimes against humanity of deportation and persecution of the right hand committed in man ma uninstall to bundle dish. a military leader min on liang seized power in february of 2021. after leading a to against the elected government. he was the chief of

nationals were released from u.s. custody, among them is an officer for china's ministry of state security.rested for trying to spy for the chinese government, katy. >> do we know more on how this came to pass? >> reporter: it had been in the works for months. biden administration officials had raised the issue with their chinese counterparts. president biden pressed the issue of the return of wrongfully detained americans in china with president xi. don't expect what we saw when the big russian prisoner swap happened. this will likely be a low-key affair. remember in any negotiation you want to reserve or maintain the ability to negotiate in the future and keep in mind there are families who have not on public where the cases of their loved ones because they don't want to obstruct their return. katy ? >> daniele hamamdjian, thank you so much. >>> coming up, a tradition that led these two strangers to spend thanksgiving together and why they're doing it again this year. >>> first fell, donald trump's border czar carrying out mass deportations. what he is warning to officials who don't compl

of trying to paralyze hong kong's government under a beijing imposed national security law. the u.s. consulate in hong kong condemned the sentences calling -- while china's foreign ministryd the outcome. back in this country, prosecutors are urging the judge in donald trump's hush money case to postpone his -- they're open to delaying his sentencing until after trump leaves office. trump was convicted on 34 counts of falsifying business records. before we go tonight, we marked the end of an error in the world of tennis. rafael nadal's historic career has come to a close. the 38-year-old spaniard lost today after saying last month this would be his final event, even before the match he teared up during the playing of spain's national anthem. nadal racked up 22 grand slam titles of the course of his career, sealing his place among the very best the sport has seen. coming up, we travel to a texas border county that voted for a republican president for the first time in over 120 years. a small caribbean island devastated by recent hurricane six global support to withstand climate change. and columnist peggy noonan's new book about what the united states is and what it could

ministry of defence spokesperson said we take threats seriously and maintain robust threats and sites but as of right now it's not had a significant mission impact periods at a pentagon briefing the fox chief national securityiffin asked whether these drones appear to be those of hobbyists are something more sinister and concerning. >> again it would be, you know, premature to draw any conclusions. we've got to see what these are. it's entirely possible they could be hobbyist are something else. we just got to look into it. >> year in the air force said the situation is still ongoing but for now all eyes on this guys griff. >> stephanie live for us in london thank you. let's bring in former cia station chief down how often fox news contribute or peer down heavy things giving thank you for being here peer what do you think this is? and you heard general writer saying while we don't no one it is but it seems to have had a significant mission impact peer how do you know that if we don't know what it is? >> yeah, they're just too many unanswered questions here starting with the launch site. we don't know where apparently these drones are being launched from or who is launching them but we do know that drones ex

ministry there. let's get some perspective now from cnn senior national security analyst juliette kayyem. juliette, thank you so much for being with us. talk to us about the extent of the authority that the icc has to execute these warrants so it's not self-executing. >> so the international criminal court is relatively new. it was it came out of basically a rome treaty in 2002. and it means that it's 100 signatories of which, you know, the united states is not one. are required or permitted to arrest the person under icc, essentially indictment should that person appear or be in their country. the icc is obviously in the in the midst of a very political fight. we'll get into that in a moment. but it is not recent or new that it would that it would go after world leaders leaders of countries. it it is putting netanyahu on the same plane as, as putin as well as assad in syria. we can debate whether that's correct. but this is consistent with what how the icc has seen its jurisdiction in terms of human rights violations and in particular, reading what released today. they are very focused on food deprivation deprivation that that is really a triggering aspect of how