abc's ike josh has reaction from the justices ike good morning. >> good morning ryan. and the supreme court appears unlikely to kick trump off the ballot in colorado. now back in december, colorado's top court ruled trump should not appear on the state's presidential ballot because of his alleged role in the january sixth riot at the capitol. the colorado court argued trump violated the 14th amendment, which prevents people who engaged in insurrection from holding office. but during three hours of arguments yesterday, the supreme court justices were highly skeptical of colorado's decision. >> i think that the question that you have to confront is why a single state should decide who gets to be president of the united states. >> this doesn't seem like a state call. >> i would expect that, you know, a goodly number of states will say, whoever the democratic candidate is, you're off the ballot. and others, uh, for the republican candidate, you're off the ballot and it will come down to just a handful of states that are going to decide the presidential election that trump'

abc's ike ejiochi is here now with all the details. ike. good morning. >> good morning. andrew. said it yourself that bill to address the crisis at the southern border is apparently doomed. just days after a group of democrats and republicans announced they'd reached a deal this morning, the senate's bipartisan deal to boost border security appears to be going nowhere in a meeting with republicans last night, minority leader mitch mcconnell reportedly recommended voting no on the first procedural vote set for tomorrow, just hours after he advocated for the bill. >> and it's now time for congress to take action on supplemental national security legislation. >> and oklahoma senator james lankford, who helped write the bill, says he's now anticipating the senate vote does not pass. the bill would add $20 billion to strengthen border security, including hiring new officers and border agents. the conservative border patrol union has endorsed the deal, and the border patrol commissioner says it gives them the strongest set of tools in decades. but amid blowback on capitol hill, senate

abc's ike ejiochi is here now with the latest. ike. good morning. >> good morning. ryan. there's no evidence that any of the five marine crew members survived the crash. the helicopter departed an air force base outside las vegas tuesday night on what's described as a routine training mission. an extensive search was triggered after the crew failed to arrive as scheduled in san diego about seven hours later. search teams found a debris field in the mountains outside of san diego in difficult terrain because of the snow and mud. the chopper is a ch 53 super stallion helicopter known as the marines workhorse. the same type of chopper crashed during a training mission in 2018, also in california, killing four service members. an investigation blamed pilot error for that tragedy. however the case of this latest crash is still under investigation. lionel >> all right, ike, thank you so much for that update. a us airstrike in baghdad has killed a high ranking leader of an iranian backed militia. the targeted vehicle went up in flames. the pentagon says the commander was respons

let's bring in abc's ike ejiochi on capitol hill. so ike, what new details are we learning about this possible deal? >> reporter: well, whit, the bill is xwpd to include adjusting the rules for who qualifies for asylum, even allowing migrants to work while their asylum cases are adjudicated. president biden would also have the ability to shut down the southern border if the number of migrant crossings reaches a certain undecided threshold. now, the bill also expected to include funding for ukraine, israel and taiwan, part of the president's 100-plus billion dollar funding request he made to congress back in october. senate majority leader chuck schumer says the package could reach the senate floor as soon as monday, but can they get the 60 votes they need? there may be less support among republicans. former president donald trump has publicly slammed the deal, telling lawmakers to oppose it. and whit, this is all happening as the house is expected to vote as early as tuesday on whether or not to impeach homeland security secretary al

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this morning, ike ejiochi, abc news, washington our thanks to ike for that report. >> a republican billtary aid only to israel was also defeated. it needed a two thirds majority to pass, but most democrats say they want to make sure ukraine is not left out. >> a federal appeals court has ruled that donald trump can be prosecuted in the january 6th election. interference case, rejecting his claim of absolute immunity. the judge is making it clear that former presidents are not above the law. here's abc's pierre thomas. in a scathing opinion, a federal appeals court rejecting donald trump's claims that he has complete immunity from prosecution for anything he did as president, including his efforts to overturn the 2020 election. >> the three judge panel unanimously ruling former president trump has become citizen trump in the executive immunity that may have protected him while he served as president. no longer protects him against this prosecution. we cannot accept that the office of the presidency places its former occupants above the law for all time. thereafter trump claims he cannot

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abc's ike ejiochi has more details and the reaction overnight. ike good morning. >> good morning alison. we finally know what's in this bipartisan bill. and house republican fans are not happy about it. this morning senate negotiators have released what's in their $118 billion bipartisan bill to address the crisis on the southern border. it includes $20 billion for immigration enforcement. the hiring of thousands of officers new limits on how migrants apply and get asylum, and increased screenings for fentanyl and other drugs. the bill would also allow the homeland security department the option to shut down the border if migrant crossings reach a certain level. >> this gives a lot of leeway and power to the department of homeland security. it allows the secretary to declare an emergency if there are more than 4000 migrant apprehensions along the border in a given day for seven consecutive days, the massive bill also provides billions in funding for ukraine and for israel. >> leader mcconnell and i who disagree on many issues, have never worked s

this morning andrew. >> all right, ike thank you. and breaking overnight nikki haley has lost the nevada primary. more voters chose the ballot option. none of these candidate s donald trump did not participate in the primary, opting instead to run in the nevada caucuses tomorrow. haley's campaign says they didn't bother to play a game that was, quote, rigged for trump. meanwhile, trump has until monday to appeal to the supreme court after a federal appeals court rejected his claim that he's immune from prosecution. the judges ruled that trump can face trial on charges that he tried to overturn the 2020 election. in their decision, the judges said former presidents are not above the law, they wrote. we cannot accept former president trump's claim that a president has unbounded authority to commit crimes, legal experts tell abc's jonathan karl. the ruling is airtight. >> one of the other reasons this is a major setback is that this was three judges. there wasn't a single dissent. one of the judges, a republican appointee, two of them d

. >> captain christopher hill, call sign chowda, is in charge of the ike. >> it's kind of a testamentile systems and our guns and the capability of our sailors to operate that equipment. >> we were there during night operations. f-18s launched with military precision. the choreography perfected so fighter jets can go from zero to 125 miles per hour in just two seconds. captain hill was observing from the ship's bridge. today we asked him about the attack on american service members in jordan that killed three soldiers. the president has said that he has made a decision about how to respond. does this carrier strike group stand ready? >> we have been ready for quite some time. >> no matter what the order? >> no matter what the order. >> do you think you'll end up being involved? >> we are presently involved. >> we flew by helicopter to see the ships heavily involved in deterring the houthis and defending american warships, the destroyers. we're on a navy mh-60 helicopter right over the red sea, and we're heading to the uss mason. that destroyer is the tip of the spear. once on board th

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. >> norah: captain christopher hill, callsign "chowdah," is in charge of the ike. >> it is a testamentbility of our missile systems and our guns and the capability of our sailors to operate that equipment. >> norah: we were there during night flight operations. f-18s launched with military precision. the choreography perfected so fighter jets can go from 0 to 125 miles per hour in just two seconds. captain hill was observing from the ship's bridge. today, we asked him about the attack on american service members in jordan that killed three soldiers. the president has said that he has made a decision about how to respond. does this carrier strike group stand ready? >> we have been ready for quite some time. >> norah: no matter what the order? >> no matter what the order. >> norah: do you think you will end up being involved? >> we are presently involved. >> norah: we flew by helicopter to see the ships heavily involved in deterring the houthis and defending american warships. the destroyers. we are on a navy mh-60 helicopter ride over the red sea and we are heading to the uss mason. tha

good morning, ike. >> reporter: good morning, erielle.ths of negotiations, lawmakers are indicating that the final text of the bill should be around 200 pages long and could come out as early as today but no later than sunday. now, all eyes are on the senate as lawmakers on both sides are hammering out the final details of the supplemental package that's expected to include border provisions, as well as aid to ukraine, israel, and taiwan. now, something new that's being discussed among lawmakers is the creation of a brand-new border emergency authority that will have the power to shut down the border. the issue at hand is finding a deal that could attract the support of both parties, but this may prove to be a task too difficult. republican whip senator john thune says, he's unclear whether there will be enough support in his conference to advance the bill as former president donald trump continues to encourage republicans to vote against the bill all while he makes his rounds on the campaign trail. now, the possible failure of t bill com

abc's ike ejiochi is on capitol hill with more. ike, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit.se republicans are going to try for a second time in just as many number of weeks to impeach homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas. republicans trying and failing to impeach mayorkas last week after all democrats and a few republicans voted against impeachment including a dramatic moment when democratic representative al green rolled into the chamber in a wheelchair and hospital scrubs to help democrats kill the measure, 214-216. but now republicans may have the numbers needed. house majority leader steve scalise is expected to return to washington this week after undergoing treatment for blood cancer. scalise has indicated that the second impeachment vote would happen tuesday night, charging mayorkas with two articles of impeachment. the first accuses him of willfully and systematically refusing to comply with federal immigration laws with the second article claiming mayorkas breached the public trust by lying to congress and oversight of his agency. mayorkas calling the char

elizabeth there, i mean into an aircraft carrier or a princely one, for the united states to remove ikeuer from there, that is, the main thing is that they will drown ushi, no, the main thing is that yes, the main thing is to drown, that they will. china, but also, probably, to prepare taiwan to repel a possible chinese invasion, because, well , the question of a possible, possible military invasion of china in taiwan came up on the practical agenda, after a little over a year passed, and october 7th. and finally, january of the whole year, now there is a proxy war on the territory of the united states of america itself, i mean the conflict in texas, that is, now this very biden administration has to wage four proxy wars at the same time, and i, frankly, don’t really see . well, he will forget, of course, only he starts his morning anew, yes, this is a wonderful state, just to envy everyone, yes, but biden will not be forgotten, you know, his great friends, so to speak, especially in during the presidential election campaign, donald trump says every day that it was this madman, so to sp

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in this special program of the live launch of the pars-ik-ra satellite, we are going to have information in this field . they will join us to talk with them about this satellite and the iranian space base that we are going to launch from next year. there are research and measurement satellites, 0 to 10 of which were made by the scientists of the space industry inside the country at the iran space research institute, all its parts and all the tests were done in iran and sent to the space base in russia for launch at a 98 degree angle. it will be launched into the orbit with the so-called khurshid song orbit . we also have the khayyam satellite in the khurshid song orbit. we have an orbit that, due to the right angle it has against the sun and the right images it can produce, can provide clear images of the earth's surface for the receiver and base stations. send it in this orbit. well , due to its special angle, there are some coordinates and bases that can easily launch satellites on satellites. the vostushni base is one of these bases that is in russia and various countries, including g

abc news reporter ike ejiochi has the story. >> the hearing, beginning with the justices considering florida's law, which makes it illegal for tech companies to ban candidates on the ballot in the state from their social media sites. florida solicitor general henry whitacre often likening social media companies to telecommunications companies, argues social media companies are unfairly censoring conservative viewpoints on their sites, and that the platforms portrayal as passive hosts undermines their arguments that their content moderation policies amount to protected speech. >> we agree. we certainly agree that a newspaper, a book, and a bookstore is engaging in inherently expressive conduct, and our whole point is that these social media platforms are not like those. and why can't it depend on exactly what they're doing justice? >> sonia sotomayor questioning if the law is overly broad going on to name a wide range of companies that could be affected, like the digital marketplace etsy, affecting someone's ability to shop online . >> this is so, so broad, and it's covering almost ev

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hezbollah lebanon, in the continuation of its offensive operations , hit the jal-al-alam base with falaq-ik missiles and the samagheh ramta and roysat alam bases in the heights of the occupied shebaa shrine and the command headquarters of the bethel battalion affiliated to the 769th brigade of the eastern region of the zionist regime with guided missiles. targeted gave fortification of hunin garrison with berkan missiles and gathering of zionist soldiers in hunin garrison base. marj and the spying equipment of raisat alam base were also targeted with other heavy weapons. after the events and tragedies in gaza, the necessity of deterrence power with more equipment was confirmed. the criminal nature of the zionist regime confirms the right of resistance to confront it. fighters , drones and artillery of the zionist regime in 10 areas in southern lebanon. they targeted hula, khayyam and maroheen among others. hezbollah in response to the zionist military attacks on residential areas in southern lebanon has increased the use of berkan and falak missiles in its operations. hassan azimzadeh , mar

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ike, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit.e heels of announcing the largest tranche of sanctions against russia since they began their full-scale invasion of ukraine two years ago, president biden virtually meeting with allies to make sure support for ukraine continues. now the leaders calling on russia to end its war of aggression and withdraw their troops from the battlefield. the group promising to raise the cost of this war for russia by committing to enforce recent sanctions. on friday, president biden announcing 500 new sanctions against russia targeting its war machine. moving forward, the leaders say additional sanctions will be levied against companies and people who helped russia acquire and build weapons. the group releasing a statement saying, as ukraine enters its third year of this relentless war, its government and its people can count on the g7 support for as long as it takes. this comes as a stand-alone $60 billion aid package for ukraine, israel, and taiwan requested by joe biden, and passed by the senate, bu

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an iconic place for... three this year is hosted by the ike sports palace, which is named after the polarear; it can accommodate about 1,100 spectators, and of course, today the main match will be sold out. well, just recently, here, at the aika sports palace in norilsk, the match for bronze medals has already ended. the moscow club of the communist party of the russian federation beat another participant in the final four on penalties, this is the ukhta team. i remember, that it was the communist party of the russian federation that were the current champions of russia and that it was the moscow club that was considered the favorite. football, this is a relatively new format, four teams gather in one city, play in the format of two semi-finals, a match for bronze and a final, so this is how we see, today norilsk nickel will have the opportunity to compete and perhaps take the trophy on their home court. it is curious, by the way, that initially the two semi-finals were supposed to take place here in norilsk on friday, but the weather interfered with the schedule of the tournament in nori

the tundra region and many others, yes, older people probably remember the story of the polar bear ikewho lived at his house, now the tolnava children have learned about it . in general, the library has an unusually warm, homely atmosphere. these new libraries are not at all what they were in our times, they are a place for meetings, communication, school activities, a public space for events, where a variety of projects take place, for example, polar giraffe day, every august, such an official city holiday has been celebrated here for 6 years now. a five-meter tall african handsome man appeared in tolnakh thanks to the victory of library system workers in the all-russian literary light competition. on his birthday, children responsibly. getting ready, drawing giraffe portraits, making his image out of paper, and even knitting warm scarves for our tolnakha men. on lake kunzhevoye we found a group of freedivers, beginners and already experienced masters. the depth of the lake is 70 m, the water temperature is somewhere around 7°, or even less. the participants, very passionate and focus

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hezbollah has targeted the jalal al-alam base with falak ik missiles and has targeted three zionist military bases, ramta, samagheh, and roysat alam, in the heights of the occupied shaba'a shrine. also, the zionist military destroyed the ramim barracks with its own heavy rockets, the target of the contract 3 hours after targeting the barracks. ramin identified a gathering of zionist soldiers again around the same hezbollah base with barkan missiles and targeted another gathering in the marj hezbollah base with guided missiles, as well as the command headquarters of the beithallal battalion affiliated to the 769 brigade. hizbullah targeted the eastern region of the zionist army today with larger spy equipment. this zionist military base in the occupied shabaa cemetery, the roysat alam base, was targeted again by hezbollah this evening . the zionist regime's fighters have also targeted three areas in southern lebanon, including hula, since this morning. the zionist regime's artillery and drones attacked seven areas in southern lebanon, including the vicinity of khian, as well as the attack by

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abc news reporter ike ejiochi has more on that stunning vote. >> a stunning vote causing more chaos on>> the resolution is not adopted. >> a republican effort to impeach homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas failing tuesday night after four republicans joined democrats in opposing the impeachment. >> our border is an unbeliev disaster, helping to sway the vote was a surprise appearance by congressman al green. >> he was expected to miss the vote due to his recent surgery, but the democrat rolling into the house chamber in a wheelchair wearing hospital scrubs to vote against impeaching mayorkas. house republicans accusing mayorkas of willfully refusing to enforce immigration laws and of lying to congress that the border is secure. democrats labeling the effort a gop stunt. now they want it impeached. >> a man for not doing his job when you didn't give him the resources to do it. >> this vote comes as mayorkas played a key role in negotiating the new senate bipartisan border and foreign aid bill, which would pump $20 billion into border security. it includes a trigger mechanism

and also police everyday life shepherd dogs ike. it turned out that the car was stolen in order to go to a neighboring village for moonshine. the duty department will talk about these and other news in the final release of the program. maxim, thank you, in addition, this saturday residents of the kaluga region will see the final release of our regional colleagues. let's find out what will be discussed there. a word from ekaterina rumyantseva. hello, maxim, this is what we’ll tell you about this time. master of the fighters. a dog that attacked children in kaluga risks going to jail for the next 3 years. as a result of his due to criminal negligence, the stafarshivsky terrier escaped from the apartment. passers-by helped save the boys. uninvited neighbors. the basements of the science city were attacked by homeless people. the inhabitants of the illegal shelter are rude to the residents of the house and steal electricity. short circuits occur almost every day. law enforcement officers are looking into the situation. when the gas tank

abc news reporter ike ejiochi explains how the court's decision could impact the future of the internete hearing beginning with the justices considering florida's law, which makes it illegal for tech companies to ban candidates on the ballot in the state from their social media sites, florida solicitor general henry whitaker often likening social media companies to telecommunication companies, argues social media companies are unfairly censoring conservative viewpoints on their sites, and that the platforms portrayal as passive hosts undermines their arguments that their content moderation policies amount to protected speech. >> we agree. we certainly agree that a newspaper, a book and a bookstore is engaging in inherently expressive conduct, and our whole point is that these social media platforms are not like those. and why does it depend on exact what they're doing justice? >> sonia sotomayor questioning if the law is overly broad, going on to name a wide range of companies that could be affected , like the digital marketplace etsy, affecting someone's ability to shop online in this

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only ike remains. >> todd: in light of the fact of this, christopher wray says chinese hackers are targeting the u.s. with potentially damaging cyber attacks. >> there has been too little focus on the fact prc are attacking our know plant says, grids,or transportation system. chinese hackers are reeking havoc and want to cause real world harm to american citizens and communities. >> todd: michael lucci is combating ccp influence in the u.s. what is the worst case scenario as you see it? >> worst case they could turn off our lights, damage our water treatment and stop cellular phone communications in the event of innovation of taiwan and director wray says in 2027, they want to break our will to respond to aggression. in texas, they put malware on the electric grid because they want to shut it off. the government needs to speed to protect our assets here. >> todd: you are in the business of combating ccp in the u.s., how do we fight pack? >> in the state of nebraska, they found nuclear missile of silos are surrounded by waway telegraph equipment that needs to be rined out immediately. in texa

know, i know, ike's and the cuc|white wine wiches, and know i know, i know, ike's and the cuc|whiteand the cuc|white wine is dos, and know i know, i know, ike's and the cuc|white wine is do any|d know the white wine is do any playing, kate? >> the caterers must be on a pretty penny, mustn't get pretty penny, mustn't they? get in contract. they're important. >> part of cricket, they? >> part of cricket, aren't they? >> part of cricket, aren't they? >> i >> oh without doubt. yeah. i mean, there been moves to mean, there have been moves to kind kind of reduce it kind of to kind of reduce it over the years, it still, it over the years, but it still, it still there, but still stays there, but nonetheless, me inform nonetheless, let me inform you day the test in day three of the second test in india, india by by 273 india, india lead by by 273 runs. recorded knock runs. they've recorded a knock of for four. of 130 to 4, 130 for four. rather wickets remaining. if rather six wickets remaining. if england through england can rattle through that tail after lunch, they've tail end after lunch,

ike well, biden claims that donald trump wanted the bill to fail to keep the border a mess for his ownitical advantage. >> all indications is that bill won't buffe forward to the senate floor. why? a simple reason: donald trump. donald trump thinks it's bad for him politically and therefore he doesn't know it helps the country and he's not for it. he'd rather weaponnize this issue than solve it. ashley: republicans say it's more than galling that the biden administration is trying to fix the border crisis after denying there was ever a problem for years. watch this. >> did president biden tell you to open up the border or did you? >> the border is not open, congressman. >> the border is secure but we have a broken immigration system, in particular over the last four years before we came in and it needs to be fixed. >> a lot of migration -- unlawful migration is not accept and will we'll secure the boarders including through innovated coordinated actions ashley: worst month last month stopping 3 million people and equivalent to entire population of pittsburgh and by some estimates under

we're talking maybe ike, upper 30's, low 40's and something you have to worry about is the fog rolling in. as you can see here at the golden gate bridge already rolling in along the coast. so visibility will be tough in your morning drive tomorrow. so this is overnight. you can see san jose in mountain view, san francisco and of auto have 0 visibility a mile out visibility novato 2 miles out. it's an rose at the 07:00am hour or so. even then the 10:00am hour mount view of san jose will difficult to see. so just and i out for that thinks makes out by the afternoon. there is a frost advisory for the santa clara hills tonight into tomorrow morning. so it was issued last night, too. here is the rest of your week. we're still holding on to the low 60's and the low upper 30's, low 40's and then we have a change coming on next weekend. i'll get to that in the extended back to you. >> a waymo car vandalized last night in san francisco's chinatown. police say crowd of people writing graffiti on the car, breaking a window and then threw a firework inside. setting the car on fire. you can gee it

the deck of the ike with fa-18 fighter jets taking off as part of these attacks. >> just to highlight how busy the u.s. is across the middle east, you're talking about extraordinary strikes in iraq and syria carried out by b 1 bombers. there we are look at the ships and jets involved in striking the houthis in yemen. thank you for your terrific reporting from the pentagon. this is just in. the houthis are now responding to the u.s.-led coalition strikes. earlier today on those targets in yemen. nic robertson joining us. what are the houthis saying? >> saying that they're going to meet escalation with escalation. remembering that the houthis fought an eight-year war with saudi arabia, they believe they're in a fight with the united states right now and they have, they believe, the experience withstanding year after year after year of ariel bombardment. now given saudi arabia doesn't have quite the fire power, the number of munitions, the large coalition to bring to bear on the houthis, they know at a time when the saudis were fighting them from the air, they were getting intelligence a

suggesting the chances are nil of a rate ike this year. let's look at the reckoning of the odds favoring the rate hike. looked down the nine minutes into 2025. what you see is your percent at every meeting. now, i don't know about you, tyler, but i would decide that your percent is very, very small group of possible outcomes in the world of finance. will congress ever balance the budget? maybe. also, i think the world expects everything except what i deemed to be a not improbable thing, which is that inflation might persist the outside. it might persist. and in those circumstances, the fed might very well have to raise rates indeed. the president of the dallas fed, lori logan, suggested as much. with deservedly little reporting in january. what she said was that you should not rule it out. >> so let me just make sure i am understanding your point of view here. and i get you when you say, you know, the idea of applying a 0% chance to something like a fed rate hike or fed rate cut seems a little extreme to you. it has got to be higher than a

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also tiger global reducing exposure to some big tech ike alphabet, metra and microsoft as well as nvidia there, but tiger increases taken amazon by 24% and up that state in taiwan's semi. a sizable boost. also a sizable/in uber and work day. uber by 41% and work day by 31%. this afternoon as you know marks the deadline for funds to report their fourth quarter trades. be on the lookout for more filings. 13 minutes to go. >> interesting moves, the sizes of some of these physicians just given the crazy moves we have seen in the stocks getting too big for some to handle has nothing necessarily to do with anything else but that. >> and this was a fun that is reportedly up 29% last year. they had a pretty rough 22 if you recall the last year they were on the rebound so you know, it is tough to look at some of these moves and say it was anything more than profit taking. obviously there's an opportunity and cost to every trade that you make especially when it comes to big tech these days. still, a very good year for tiger global so it is kind of interesting to see a sense of their thinking behin

in the pictures you see on your korean, these are fa-18 fighter jets launching from the deck of the ikewell as a destroyer launching tomahawk cruise i missiles, all of that part of the attack. defense secretary lloyd austin warning if the attacks don't stop new strikes on houthi equipment will continue. it is not just this joint operation here. the u.s. struck drones and anti-ship cruise missiles over the course of the last 24, 36 hours. so this is a much broader effort here. alex, i will make one final point here. you said in the intro here that president biden joe biden approved this earlier in this week and it is just as he approved earlier in this week the strikes in iraq and syria. this is how gravely the u.s. and the biden administration view this, a determination to keep getting after this problem even if the houthis and some of the iranian-backed militias in iraq and syria vow to continue their attacks. the u.s. not deterred from acting here as well. finally, i will point out that in iraq and syria austin says u.s. operations there, the u.s. response to the attack last sunday th