forces present in the area. instead, blaming the deaths on fighters in did you need refugee camp. and the janine battalion has released the statement of their own blaming the p a for killing at least 16 palestinian civilians since october of 2023. and since december 14th, the palestinian authority has been conducting reeds in jeanine, specifically in the janine refugee camp. because they say they want to crack down on art palestinian resistance. there have been clashes for weeks and many members of the palestinian authority security forces have been killed as a result. and it was a palestinians have been killed since the fighting began. the central jersey to a man. the before administer as a from san germany had met the leader of syria as new administration of somebody shudder on the capital, damascus. there's only one barrow and a lena bear balk, are representing the european union. and one of the highest level western diplomatic visits since the addressing was toppled last month. the diplomats called for a pea

are the russians still have a capable naval and missile force and air force, but their ground forces have been chewed up really seriously. they've had to have three mobilizations. the russians have over the course of a couple of years. so russian ground forces have lost their tanks, lost their mechanized infantry vehicles, lost a lot of personnel. and i think calling on north korean ground troops is an indicator of the degree of stress and strain that russia is under. and of course, you saw previously where they were using prisoners and so on and so forth. so russian ground forces have been chewed up really, really badly in this war. and russia has suffered having said that though if, if the united states somehow withdraws aid, military aid, financial aid or if europe and nato withdraws that in the coming months or years, that would probably be catastrophic for ukraine and ukraine would be placed at a great disadvantage. they'd probably still fight, but they'd be fighting at a great disadvantage. and the advantage then would go to russia and russia would get a strategic boost in that

the russians still have a capable and naval and missile force for the ground force has been chewed up seriously. russian ground forces have lost their tanks, mechanized infantry vehicles, personnel. i think calling a north korean ground troops is an indicator of the degree of stress and strain that russia is under. you saw previously where they were using chris there's and so on and so forth -- where they have been using prisoners and so on and so forth. russia has suffered. having said that, if the united states somehow withdraws military aid, financial aid, or if europe, nato withdraws that in the coming months or years, that would probably be catastrophic for ukraine. they would probably still fight but would be fighting at a great disadvantage and russia would be a strategic boost and probably have a strategic win. that would be unfortunate. for the u.s., i'm in the camp, that i think is bipartisan consensus, to continue to support ukraine militarily. if you think about it, in terms of money, you guys are all bankers -- we have put about 3% equivalent of the u.s. department of def

the ukrainian forces in the curse region launched a surprise, a counter offensive against russian forces. now, according to the statements from the ministry, as they were pushing towards the virgin settlements in the kirk region, that is about 3 kilometers away from the front lines in curse. of course, this is a region that has been engaged in combat between ukrainian or russian forces since august. that is when a ukrainian forces launched a surprise incursion into russian territory. now since then, russia has placed around $60000.00 at troops in the curse region to push back the ukraine in forces so far, they have managed to regain about 50 percent of the territory that ukraine was occupying. and that means the ukrainian forces currently have control about of about 500 kilometer area. and that is within 20 to 25 kilometer with inside at russian territory from the printing board. or what we do know is that the fighting continues. and of course, russian officials have said that they will do everything they can as soon as they can to push out all of the ukraine, new forces that are occupyi

the government forces. oh, the government forces have been buying and growling this from. i ran there getting some support from neighboring arrow trail. chad has been uh helpful to the rapid support of forces as has been the how the soft r at group tends to be. so there are all kinds of upside errors involved. yeah, no, and what's going on there, and that is only worse than this situation. and we just must say that all of those countries denies our involvement, but nonetheless, this is what, what the criticism has been. and can i just also ask you versus the army and the are as of have been accused of committing rule crimes including targeting civilians . united states has on tuesday said the, the are a so i've had a good admitted genocide and impose sanctions on it's lead up. but it's 5 so much suffering. we haven't really seen an international assets to bring and then do this will. why do you think this is the case? i do think anything might change on the president elect donald trump once he has seems off

so it's a, it was a rather significant win for russian forces. yeah, logistics hub full of ukrainians. obviously, very key for russian. now it's taking the, as you said, massive law says from ukraine and forces that let's just move over to what's happening in co screeching at the moment. we've got kids trying to run subjects, attempts to push back further into that region. it's got a significant amount of military and vehicles troops that, as it's trying to do this well, to make a big strategy which has been questioned many times before as to whether this was a good thing. few crating to be pushing forward on well, it's a big question and it continues to be question. the only conceivable notion that i can can can think of is that they were trying to establish leverage so that if and when the 2 sides set down to negotiate their the ukrainians, then without some leverage to give back a territory and exchange worse territory. and so, and what is ukraine so, but that's not going to happen. the, i think russian forces are pretty much contained of the

they want to rejoin this task force.nd they're signing the issues that happened in new orleans, the attack that happened in new orleans and the one that happened in las vegas is when you form a terrorism task force like this, is this only related to acts of terrorism, large scale terrorism, the threat of those things? >> that's the intent of it. but what's also happened is you get some low level stuff also as you're going through that intelligence. in other words, it's like a police officer patrolling a neighborhood, picking up on some sort of trend or a comment by somebody and being able to plug that in and work that up through the chain. and they can actually research that. is there any validity to that, or are we talking about a larger group involved in that street level crime? it gives them one up. it's a great way to force communications and utilize resources. >> so for instance, we have the nba all star game coming next month. that's going to be a worldwide event. people from all over the world are going to be watc

is there any forces coming deeper into their tired feed? people have been showing this images of what just discrete looked like with trees of been uprooted, and homes have been destroyed and people have been displaced. so it is, uh, it comes with, with warnings that have you been hearing from the jordanians, and the church about how is really needs to respect serious sovereignty and territorial integrity. so here in coordinator, people continue to live in fear and the expect to from the government. do it please do something to try and protect their lives because they feel that the, the shot of the subdivision has not been replaced by israel. so i'm going to have it as a data when i of the date has been said for you as president elect donald trump, to be sentenced in his hush money. criminal conviction is scheduled for next friday . 10 days before his integration, the president elect was convicted of the c full council, falsifying business statements in relation to a harsh money payment made during his 2016 presidential campaign. let's cross

many palestinians are still missing under the rubble of civil defense forces. can't do anything to rescue them because they are using their bare hand. and there is no any heavy equipment to get the traps of them use from under the rubble. as you can see, the scale of this fraction inflicted to this residential building. as you can see, unimaginable devastation the the small because it's still rising from the place we have the civil defense forces and frying to shout. if there's any one here, i'm sort of heidi had been there yet. this building was struck by these really forces fire chat with at least 2 rockets. a number of injured were transferred, as well as a number of killed welcome drama. the teams are still checking out the area and the other buildings in the vicinity. now as you can see, we are checking if anyone is still alive here, so we can save them from the problem we had to have. but until now we have a few casualties. and most of those killed remain under the structure. but we don't have the means to retrieve them at to escalate these buildings in t

forces and the region? >> they certainly have encouraged and welcomed the cessation of violence between forces in the region. we are continuing to work and focus on their mission to ensure the enduring defeat devices but when it comes to u.s. forces there's no plan or intent. i'm not sure where those reports are coming from. going back to the new orleans attack in las vegas can youla definitively say whether jabbar andme livelsberger served -- >> i need to further clarify where they served. think the fbi said i'm not tracking that there's an overlap in their service record and that being said i refer you to the army for more on that but at this moment i'm not tracking that atbe this time. jeff. just two quick questions. are all of u.s. troops in kobani and do you have any information about an army soldier who was arrested allegedly for stealing telephone information. jeff on your laughter question i don't have any information on that. on your first question on kobani i'm not aware of u.s. forces. again i've

how big was the volunteer force that came in? well, i mean, over the course of world war two, 6 million americans served so massive it was total war, but a lot more conscripted. they were conscripted. it was understood the best way to allocate what was then called manpower was through conscription, which would take into account all of needs of society. so people might have volunteered, were conscripted. now it's after a certain point almost everybody is conscripted as opposed to volunteering. but that it wasn't because there was a lack of volunteering. who knows how that would work out? beth bailey were there separate conscription for white men and black men? there were units for white men and black men and they were can sit. i mean, conscription was handled locally and so the draft boards would be representative of locals. so societies that by law were segregated societies that had a greater and lesser degrees of racial discrimination and prejudice that was reflected in they conscripted and how but the us military officially seg

on your first question on qabani i'm not aware of us forces . in those reports liz had asked me about us esforces establishing some typeof base or presence, i'm not tracking that is accurate or that we have plans to do so in any way . >> can you confirm the chairman has met with any of the trump transition people or is he expecting to make his pitch for why he should stay in a position in the administration ? >> thanks for the question, about the chairman as you know i'm going to refer you to staff . as of today january 3 i can tell you the transition members have met with 79 dod officials. we are committed to a responsible bl and smooth transition but when it comes to the joint staff i would refer you to them to speak with the transition team . i will come back in the room . >> speaking to the case in new orleans, a motivation there, how does the pentagon assess the ability to conduct external operations? >> isis retains capabilities as we've seen in iraq and syria and that's why we have our forces in both of those countries to ensure isis can

forces and kobani, there is no intent to set up any base. i'm not sure where those reports are coming from. >> going back to the two attacks in las vegas, can you -- did they say whether or not five inspector an are ever served at the same base or the same unit together? >> the army has the records. i refer to the army to further clarify where they served. i am not tracking -- i think the fbi said there is a connection between the two events. i am not tracking an overlap in their service records. that being said, i refer you to the army to speak about that. i am not tracking that they had any connection at any time. i will go to the phones and come back to the room. >> thank you. two quick questions. are u.s. troops in kobani and you have any information about an army soldier who was arrested allegedly for stealing information, known as cameron? >> jeff come on your latter question, do not have any information on that. on your first question on kobani, i'm not aware of u.s. forces . again, i have seen those reports and as they told me earlie

the, the missile forces of the many armed forces carried out a military operation targeting the power plan of the as rarely, and a man until the be using a palestine to type ballistic hypersonic missile. the missile precisely hit the target, but it's also the air force is carried out. an operation targeting and is really military facility until it be using a ya for type u, a b, one of the operation was successful. the many armed forces once again called on l, the free people about aero business, lot of nation to act to stop is really atrocities against our brothers and gaza. and indeed our read sirens wrong item is read over night during the incoming strikes from human the the idea of leisure said shrapnel for the marseilles fell outside till the beads along the roads are heard. jerusalem is really the same. zip shut down a missile on a drone, launched by the 16th mission bread say they've been attacking israel in solidarity with guns. and when the idea of recent, they carried out a series of strikes on em it including again. so 9th notion or something is really civilians have spoken

the dprk forces. primarily infantry focused so again by all accounts they are capable and what we are seeing one of the battlefield is that they do present a threat. ukrainians are doing a good job of holding the line, although it is very tough fighting and we have seen the russians make some incremental gains. as far as the sdf and turkey or turkish backed forces in northern syria, again as i highlighted earlier we do continue to see the cease-fire hold. we do want to see a de-escalation of hostilities. what we don't want to see is a resurgence of isis or the conditions that could enable the resurgence of isis in syria. thank you. >> north korean troops in russia. russia has reclaimed 50% of the kursk region. do thing north korea was helpful in retaking such a place? maj. gen. ryder: as evidenced by the fact that russia was able to introduce 12,000 dprk forces onto the battlefield, that is certainly a significant number. it certainly makes it much harder fighting for the ukrainians. but again as i hi

the is the miss forces these power, the, the top diplomat. so on a mission to build bridges with the countries, new leadership, i had off the trip to him and he's having a bad bulk has said she'd be traveling to damascus with an outrage. tons, which, you know, quick moment was politely declines by the h t s. chief, it would seem because of the cultural impropriety to the diplomatic trip takes also on a controversial ton to with the west and official was visiting said 9 a prison. the purported torches site was recently swept up in the media store. mazda, a cnn correspondent, was accused of filming a fake political prisoner released the vault. and y'all know by row was accompanied by white helmet members, a rescue group, also accused of staging report as in syria. well, the form and asked is how talks with the syrian desanto later on friday, on the agenda during the trip is a political solution for phones. his allies, the codes fighting continues between h t s forces and syrian codes in the countries north. the german foreign minister has coole

hurricane force winds _ on the situation. hurricane force winds are _ on the situation.ricane force winds are usually - force winds are usually accompanied by rain storms, but these are hurricane force winds that are combined with extremely dry drought conditions. to provide context, at 10:20am yesterday, the palisades fire was at 10 acres. 12 minutes later, it was at 200 acres. to those who fled their homes, especially those who have lost your homes — our hearts are breaking for you and we stand with you. i know the world is looking at images of our city's devastation. i have seen the front lines of the palisades fire, and it is staggering. we also heard from kathryn barger, chair of la county's board of supervisors. we are prone to wildfires. but nothing like what i witnessed today. the eaton canyon fire is ripping through a community like i have never seen. it's like a third world country out there. i would ask that anyone listening, if you do not need to be in the area and you've been evacuated, please hear the evacuation warning and if you don't live in the area, pl

the insurgents of pushing ahead opposition forces are still gaining ground in syria. on top of that, the western media is practically trying to make the group's terrorist leader, abo mohammed al gilani out to be a social justice warrior. many syrians are happy and will be happy to see the end of the surgery gene, but they're also worried about what h t s rule would mean, including minorities last year. no one has the right to erase another group. the sects have co existed in this region for hundreds of years, and no one has the right to eliminate them. there must be a legal framework that protects and ensures the rights of all. that's the same guy by the way. who said that he was thrilled about 911. what did you think and feel on 911 at the time. yeah. because if i like, if anyone who lived in islamic, oh, arab would at the time do, tells you he wasn't happy about it would be lying. and all the while the us still considers all gilani a terrorist. nothing surprising about that, considering how willy nilly his groups been and committing crimes against humanity . the the

forces present in the area. instead, blaming the deaths on fighters in virginia and refugee camp. and the janine battalion has released the statement of their own blaming the p. a for killing at least 16 palestinian civilians since october of 2023. and since december 14th, the palestinian authority has been conducting reeds in jeanine, specifically in the janine refugee camp. because they say they want to crack down on our palestinian resistance. there have been clashes for weeks and many members of the palestinian authority, security forces have been killed as a result. and it was a palestinians have been killed since the fighting began. and the center with them just need all, i'm a police in south korea is still haven't been able to execute an arrest warrant for impeach president you and so kill thousands of his supporters a back on the streets in sol, determined to prevent his detention attempts to arrest you on friday failed when he's presidential god shielded him. forcing officials to cut off the arrest. us

patrick falk reports now from so the forces of presidency and so kill outs and force to back there in battle. lead to a day after a failed bid to arrest him and bring him into quest. it will loud and colorful. many appearing in bold and by the ins refusal to comply with a warrant against him getting his legal team argues the presidents who's currently suspended from office has immunity from prosecution. members of the governing people power policy of pounced on to bundle the rest attempt and criticize the corruption investigation office in charge of the proven to the political crisis, accusing it of arrogance. can i tell you what on the building of others over the past 4 years, the c i o has failed to demonstrate any meaning for role or function. and now it's displaying an excessively political stance in a bed to seize this opportunity to justify its existence. come from the bottom of the, of the day, police bluff to march by and see, and demonstrate is on the president's official residence where he's been staying since last month. there's growing anger and frustration of the position

the memory of west african forces did find with strong stream to world war. so it does feel that they are returning my cons, comments back action. the african forces should just make significant sacrifices during the world war. and france was merely giving similar support to the african countries that have called on it to come in. some of the things i'm recording has been seeing over the years approximately once. have you, i'm to friends, comment teachers, for instance. they use comments which is about $3.00 and $4.00 ideas from continues to have what is seen as approximate listed attitude towards math, become an advocate and he does have made some sovereign choices. as we have seen that statement by putting the wires into the tax and the goal, and even the saw how, despite the acrimony behind, the french soldiers had been deployed to help fight against j. hottest in the soho in the whole region. how, how do you see their withdrawal impacting security in the region? well, at the moment with, or across the regions, these have not been adequately replaced and t

are ongoing crimes committed by the is really forces. the entire world is watching side and t as i'll shelters and schools, which host displays people are being targeted in gaza. back in the school, people search the destroyed room to the few belongings. they have a problem with children and women were hit by dismissal. what have these children done? they kill children and women hitting them to pieces. the question, the so by the here is a deal with a grief is where will they find shelter that nora comes out to 0 honey, my food has more now from 0 by the in central, gaza the the other back boys in center. the goal is that the ones where it's a learning center, those turned into evacuation centers and childers for the display of population and now becoming more depth, a trap for already traumatized and displayed more than one time population. a people reported skills, but according to an eye witnesses that we spoke to, they deny the 3rd day of last night yesterday describes of that 15 people actually we're in gathering. we're gather at on

s forces. i'm the steering codes in the countries north of the german foreign minister has called the kurdish forces to be fully integrated into serious secures instruction. the security of the crowds. this also essential for a peaceful syria. this requires an end to the fighting and the noise and the integration of the kurdish forces, as well as the s in a, into a pen to and security architecture. which gives to secuity to everyone. this thought of initial talks with a courtesy terminated soon. democratic forces is an approaching 1st step in this direction. but what funds to zachary booths, calls for cooperation, we'd be speaking to a co destroying list on the civic and civil war bactrim. this is aaron ken, so i am off for his thoughts on the western agenda. it's kind of a double faced statements. 2016. the position of the french government was totally different at the end of the 2017 beginning of to 2008. and that was as verizon authoration and as the french and if i choose, was joined to the

we are a global force with global responsibility.hat was true throughout paul nick's decades of service through the post cold war era, the post 9/11 era and it remains true this era. the china challenge is not new for the pentagon or for me. when i worked on the dod 1997 defense review we were sure that even then in the period beyond 2015 there is a possibility that a regional great power or global competitor might emerge and we named russia and china as having the potential to be such competitors. since then, the prc worked with focus and determination to build a modern military, looking to long-standing u.s. operational advantages. beijing's behavior has been a slow creep of incremental belligerency fueling unease across the region. it is no wonder, then, that the pla's growing capabilities and aggressive actions were increasingly a concern for defense policy makers across bush, obama, and the trump administration. with bipartisan support and continuity, our nation's started putting in place the building blocks for change. but, the

now russian forces gained control of this strategically important logistics hub. the r t was the 1st international news network to exclusively report from the liberated area. and i've seen a corresponding where i got the has the story. we are in the center of good rock about this easy, surprisingly, ease, almost entirely. in fact, the spots a back to the wage for a months here with, with the 1st press, the managed to ends up quarter walkable. the most dangerous pause, ease the drive to the city, across plains and fields. but the weather was a friend today. it was very foggy, almost new drones. the other remarkable thing about the garage, is it a pre will population of 18000. almost almost 4000 people choose to remain in the city and the waste russian forces hiding in basements, high digging in the apartments. and they were very fortunate. they were very fortunate that you created the fed. does. he have crumbled the russian soldiers that we have spoken to save the city was completely unprepared for an in depth defense. the defensive positions that ukrainian militar

the sound is riley forces have now laid siege to northern garza for 100 days. at least 5000 palestinians have also been killed or missing. human rights groups, science ready attacks have deliberately targeted civilian areas. the lifting of sanctions against syria has helped the agenda at a meeting of european, an error in foreign ministers in saudi arabia of the you will now makes at the end of the month to discuss released for the new administration, the head of the state of real emergency management agency in the us is the military is ready to help consign full while funds funding across los angeles. wind gusts of up to 120 kilometers an hour. a full cost for us. presidents elect donald trump special envoy to the middle east as an, as well as diplomatic efforts to secure a ceasefire and gowns around pop. save. what off has made prime minister benjamin netanyahu. trump has wound or how would break loose if the cap is held in guns and released in time, it has no gratian next week. but for more on this, we're joined now by or go back who is and is ready politica

this building was struck by these really forces fire chat with at least 2 rockets. a number of injured were transferred, as well as a number of killed welcome drama. the teams are still checking out the area and the other buildings in the vicinity. now as you can see, we are checking if anyone is still alive here. so we can save them from the problem we had to had. but until now we have a few casualties, and most of those killed remain under the structure. but we don't have the means to retrieve them at to escalate these buildings in the light of the ongoing is where it is. collection of attacks targeting several areas. of course the guns for the situation is getting a much more dire civilians are following the these brutal attacks volumes. anybody does the wrong northern goals on how to sign the injured from that is really strike and all those in the nose have no way to go as these really forces continue to systematically target the medical facilities. the all of the hospitals in northern garza has been targeted troops has surrounded the indonesian hospital which i

as the latest force. now, from there up in the, in central casa, that is really military attacks are run the golf course. the goal is to stripe on closing significant destruction to residential homes and civil infrastructure and what that was clips during the past 12 hours on across the area of the sites. humanitarians owens are also in a very heavily field top neighborhood spot. also the humanitarian crisis is deepening day and out, especially in light of the east bend repeated attacks on a comb voice. this deliberate hijacking by palestinian criminal guns of acute time cuz we started to feel the ramifications of such acts, especially that causes who work in hospital has reported that the hospital will run out of if you within the next 24 hours and as well. the ok, so hospice and has reported that they will cost of electricity due to the shortage of acute supplies as a part of the ongoing piece valley located and restrictive mit just being imposed on the delivery of these items alongside with the deliber

one month after is the miss forces sees power. they're the top diplomats are on the mission to build bridges, but the country's new leadership had all the trip. germany's lena bear, bach said she'd be traveling to damascus with an art stretch tons a gesture that literally was not returned by serious h t. s. officials. its chief mohammed al gilani made no effort to shake the german minister's hand seemingly because she's a woman. he readily embrace her male french counterpart, however. well, the diplomatic trip kicked off with a new less controversial start with both officials visiting said not at present. that purported torture sights was recently swept up in immediate storm after a cnn correspondent was accused of filming a fate political prisoner released there for a bulk. and you'll know i'll borrow, were accompanied by white helmet members. again, a controversial risk groups accused of staging reports in syria. the french ministers had part us as seeking to get on board with the countries new militant leadership on, reportedly

and with so many different forces trying to get their way in syria. it's likely to end up only worse. emotions run high, the latest un security council session on garza with the palestinian and boy breaking down into his while reading a message from adults. the code and the ongoing is ready on slows figures are the 4000 people in the enclave of suffering from a lot. cuz access to essential health care. a stella scene in doctors and medical data center out of fighting to save human lives and losing their own dr. my mode who knew data who was killed in and is that a 80 s like a loud uh hospital wrote a message many months ago on a white board in the hospital normally used for planning surgeries. and they quoted who of us, whoever stays until the end will tell the story. we did about the good remember this, the, remember that we all that more than remember this. nothing can explain that for 15 months, but a senior ends in does have intuitive headed and abandoned to this fate where we send floods across central garza for refugees to desperately search for

or i saw regime forces, army police and several other forces. many of carpet keeping is also giving in weapons and identifying all these people are and trying to reintegrate them. obviously there's many individuals, so we just serving in these forces, but also individuals who were subjected to a, to a criminal prosecution. those, let's call them those who will left out those who will not gone to the settlement centers remain armed and installed of the individuals that are the targets of the sweeps that are taking place in cities like homes and many other place. the city of homes is a 3rd largest city in kentucky area, but it was also important because it was a bed rock of the revolution. and in order for these, for the new government forces to be able to crack down, they're gonna need information from local citizenry. and local citrus, seen in homes, was very much, as i said, opposed to the regime. so that helps the process between new security forces and ordinary citizens providing critical information. and i'll kind of thank you for your persp

and there's been reports of exhaustion amongst the forces. but i wanted to also ask you, aside from this topic, how well is re these reacting to the us president elect, especially when he says all hell will break loose? how has not been received by the families of those health concepts? all absolutely desperate to bring them back home, whether they all alive or know well trumped, is not the person who speaks with great precision, often plans without much careers. but it's very, very clear that he identifies the button somehow allows the word to go on longer than of the vast majority of people in the region. and in america, we'd like to seen and that includes this room pass majority is really one somehow for this word. and now what he means by saying there's going to be hell to pay is obviously not at all clear. and what leverage he might have on the very sides is also very open question. he does have leverage on it and clearly vote, but they could go in several different ways. one way would be to force them to accept thomas's terms of an answ

in 1957, the british empire was forced to recognize malay in independence. the resilience of them a late people put an end to the history of british colonialism in south east asia. the, the visuals are these 1st thing was to pass along with russia to seize all ukrainian undeveloped russian lambs. in january 1919 colon waged war on the southern states, particularly here's rebecca, this sort of national in your work say it's good or secret or so sions, brookwinter? well, you just missed when i come come moscow. i will have it written on the kremlin walls, that it is forbidden to speak russian, joseph village marshal. from the memo. so this left maintenance, the toners administer incentive, marshall the cost entities began with a captured or villainous statements linked to opponents forces and to meant to teaming up to the owners for training and attachments to scheme marched on the serious can put you on these 1st cavalry army was pulled from the caucuses, and the red army launched and offensive. the west regarded tulsa as k is the only force capable of resist

county, we have a fire there forcing evacuations.le bit to the left. if you don't mind, i want to show you how many homes along here, stuart, have been destroyed. you've got those two under fire right now, and he's going to the pan all the a way over to me. all these were structures, and they're all gone now. and that's a the situation we have in malibu. stuart, we'll send it back to you with, but basically we have really bad winds forecast for today as well. stuart: extraordinary. william, thank you very much, indeed. stay safe, please. todd, thanks for joining us for the hour, appreciate it. >> used to drive by those the almost every day. stuart: still ahead, biden's last minute if moves are insulting to american. liz peek's going to explain that the. karine that a jar will react to the left-wing media criticizing trump as whiny after his wide-ranging press conference tuesday. democrat congressman clyburn defending biden. martha maccallum reacts. plus, trump suggesting he could use military force to take the panama canal and greenl

president jimmy carter, aboard air force one.gn is special air mission 39. at the bottom of your screen is the special honor guard remaining in position to render one final salute of the aircraft departs from washington to go home to georgia. host: the nation's 39th president, jimmy carter, the commander-in-chief, receiving one final salute from the military, as the air force one known as special air mission 39 taxis just outside of washington for the final list of from the nation's capital -- the final lift-off, from the nation's capitol. the former peanut farmer and president of the united states, is going home to plains, georgia, where he will be laid to rest later today. [airplane engine roars] [wind howling] announcer: the casket carrying the remains of late president jimmy carter on his way to georgia for a private funeral and internment service at the carter home in plains, georgia. look for live coverage of those events on the c-span networks. coming up, senate minority leader chuck schumer and senate democrats, holding a

fox is ready, forces haven't. is there a time on the strip these 34 people were killed in the morning. attacks targeting residential areas and essential garza 7 on the new 5 minutes to his school for unit seen his 1st address to the nation. austin, i'm met prisoners as i phone and accepted his nomination. so the total price he set to form and use of the ukraine has confirmed its launch a wide scale driving the tank across russia at least $12.00 regions of said they've been shooting down. ukrainian drones need your report suggests that 40 to 200 drones was sent into russia. a 5 ro accounts us and industrial ponts in the city of angles, us and set a toll region. and also strikes that. those of jabari has molson coast in russia. and massive drone attack overnight launched across 12 regions of russia for this in the region of cars on about 1100 kilometers inside russia. now the curse region were, i'm standing saw at least 4 drones that were shot down by the air defense system. we actually heard them being activated ov

this is a deal that is basically being forced upon israel. and that's how it's being talked about in his rarely media. i was following this morning and general 24. and they were lamenting the deal. first of all, they were lamenting the fact that they don't know if these is really kept as are, are dead or alive. number, that's number one, number 2, they're eliminating the fact that there are quote palestinian terrorist that are going to be released as part of as part of this deal. and then they said, i thought this was very interesting and i wrote this quote down. they say in many areas in gaza, mazda is still very much alive, very much in power. and very sadly for us here in israel, we see that we still see many casualties to the is really forces. and this comes on the heels of 9 is really soldiers being killed over a period of, of about a week. so bank of year a small church even nothing yahoo, they're not gonna like the fact that this is a deal, but it's basically being forced upon this really side. but steve would cough made it very clear.

the african forces also did make significant sacrifices during the world war. and france was many give a similar support to the african countries that have caused them to, to come in. some of the things that my client has been seeing over the years approximately once. have you on to friends, comment teachers, for instance, they use comments which is about $3.00 and $4.00 ideas from continues to have what is seen as approximate listing attitude towards not become an advocate. and he does have made some sovereign choices. as we have seen, that statement spike couldn't the wires and the checks and the goal, and even the saw how, despite the acrimony behind the french soldiers had been deployed to help fight against j. hottest in the so high in the civil region. how, how do you see their withdrawal impacting security in the region? well, at the moment with the cost of regions, these have not been adequately replaced. and the level of training and intelligence support that they were given has also significantly reduced. the 3 countries have inbox and that one separa

the only ones are whether it's body forces will ever stop targeting them. it's not recognizing, i would just say there was that i had a son. it is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu as a proof of delegation to resume garza cease for negotiations in delphi. for more and this will bring it home to so i'm from joining us from the jordanian capital online because the government's in israel has bounds alger 0 from reporting there. so honda, what more do we know about this? and the mandates of his team is going to have as well that he no word on what mandate these negotiators will be given. but it's really media says that prime minister benjamin netanyahu will decide that to night when meeting with the team before they had to go had tomorrow on friday. now we do know that how much delegation is also expected in doha. for these talks, chemist expressing some optimism, saying that they're hoping there will be some sort of success in this round of negotiations. while all is really officials have been speaking off. the record have said that they're very cautiou

forces. and this is one of several recent victories, pretty sudan armed forces, and i think it, it bodes well at least over the short term. for these, the armed forces therefore, will be very difficult for these to down armed forces to take to there's a great deal of local support for the rapid support forces in dar from or which is a huge chunk of western sudan. and the idea that the the say of can take that any time in the foreseeable future is not good. i think that the rapids of workforce is eventually failed and wide med name because they were committing so many human rights abuses and basically conducting themselves. right. and poorly, they lost the support of local people there, and i made it easier for me to sit down our forces to return start, 1st of all pretty care. and i'll just say about when we come back. for some salumi in new york, we're palestine submission to the academy. awards is now showing in theaters, will have a preview coming on the on counting the costs, syria is the