regardless on a recent trip to israel, us national security advisor james sullivan. once more underlined the need to protect civilians and rafa political hey and has the latest from washington, dc for months, the line from the by the ministration had been for israel going into rough over the large scale and visual would cross a red line. they said that the is really needed to show the us a plan to get some more than 1000000 people out of rafa and get them to a place where not only they could be safe, but they'd have their basic humanitarian needs met. so when these really troops started moving in toronto, what we heard from the white house is that didn't cross the red line cause it wasn't a full scale invasion that says, the president said he was holding back 3500 bonds, some of them to 1000 pound bombs, because he didn't want to see the news in rafa. again though, just a short time later, he announced that he was going to allow an additional $1000000000.00 in weapon sales to israel. so now the question is, is this going to change the calculus for the bite and admini

to move into rapid regardless on the recent trip to israel, the us national security advisor james sullivan was well on the line. the need to protect civilians in rough medical haymans, the latest from washington dc. that he's insane for months that a major offensive in rasa would be a red line for the united states. he was also saying they wanted to see a credible plan from israel, how they were going to evacuate safely. they more than a 1000000 palestinians who are sheltering there and basically planned for wherever they were going to go, and how they were going to be provided services in their next destination. the us never really came out and said they saw a viable plan. we didn't know that you as president joe biden said he was holding or at least delayed a shipment of about 3500 bonds, some of those with those 2000 pounds bombs that cause so much destruction. he said he didn't want us artillery use in evasion of rafa. but the thing when you solve these really military move into rafa, you solve that by the ministers and say, well that doesn't cross the red line because we don't think t

talked about the off towards the national security advisor, the us national security advisor james sullivan said that they're looking to up the 10 posts, especially on a defense units, and they will so discuss the situation on the ground. now, what is the situation on the ground and not new front in the northeast? if you crating the hockey region when russian forces move over the border of open source at military analyst websites. the saying that russia now has between $1125.00 square columbus has caught 2 and several villages. and the regional governor of the hockey region is saying that they splitting now russian traits into smaller groups.

we tell the president there, but national security advisor james sullivan had recently been in israel and he was asked, okay, so how is this not a red line? and he said, and this is a quote, there's no mathematical formula for assessing the scale of the idea offensive. he went on to say, we're going to be looking at whether there is a lot of death and destruction from this operation. or if it is more precise and proportional proportional, same idea of had made refinements. so of course, the question is going to be, if the is really said that they would be proportional and that they had made refinements. and that there wouldn't be a large scale. destruction is going to be hard to basically circle those words. but what we're now seeing the horrific video of all of those tests on fire and a place where the palestinians were told go to be safe. so again, it is a holiday weekend. memorial day we expect to see the president on monday go to orange the national senator. busy doesn't usually get in front of reporters there, so he may have a little bit of time before you can try to answer wheth

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sullivan heading back to the region sunday. >> david: matt gutman, thank you. >>> now to the war in ukraine with russia targeting kharkiv jamesgman taking us underground where a school is 18 feet underground. james there as alarms go off. >> reporter: tonight the russians have pushed forward six miles along parts of the front. russia feels very close tonight. an almost daily threat that forces residents into their basements for cover. this school is the first to move entirely underground. it's extraordinary down here. 18 feet down. typical classroom for the kids getting on with their day, except they're quite far underground. one strange thing you notice about these rooms, no windows. this 16-year-old missed more than two years of school, now she's back. >> can you forget the war down here? is it possible? >> maybe. maybe not. >> reporter: the air siren has gone off. usually you would have to rush out of classroom and get to the bunker. we're already in a bunker. vladimir putin says he doesn't want to occupy kharkiv. he wants to push ukrainian forces away from the border. ukraine is not taking him at his word. >> david: james

joslyn james from the office of communications business opportunities. denise, kate, francis, tom sullivan from the office of international affairs. michelle ellison, michael janssen, doug klein, jake lois, scott novak, eric olson, joe, jeffrey steinberg, from the office of general counsel. ken, rebecca and debra jordan, mickey, jim, and james wiley from the public safety and homeland security bureau and stephanie, garnet, suzanne, paul, roger noel, jessica quentin lee, peter, linda ray, nadia, and matthew warner from the wireless telecommunications bureau. they are broadband champions, all of them. and with that, we will take a vote on the item. the item is adopted with editorial privileges as requested. madam secretary, can you mention the next item for today's agenda? [applause] >> madame chairwoman and commissioners, items 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and eight on your agenda are enforcement actions and will be presented by the enforcement bureau. the chief of the bureau will give the introduction. >> alright, enforcement bureau, you have to follow that. >> because these items are enforcement action

sullivan heading back to the region sunday. david? >> david: matt gutman in tel aviv for us. thank you, matt. >>> now to the war in ukraine with russia targeting the second largest city of kharkiv. jamesight taking us underground where a school is 18 feet below the ground. james right there as alarms underground begin going off. >> reporter: tonight ukraine claims it stopped the advance of russian forces towards kharkiv in the northeast. but they say the russians have pushed forward at least six miles along parts of the front. [ sirens ] that's another massive intercept. russia feels very close tonight. an almost daily threat that forces residents into their basements for cover. but this school is the first to move entirely underground. it's extraordinary down here. it's like a whole high school. 18 feet down. typical classroom for the kids getting on with their day, except they're quite far underground. one strange thing you notice about these rooms, no windows. this 16-year-old missed more than two years of school. now she's back. >> can you forget the war when you're down here? is it possible? >> maybe. maybe not. >> reporter: as we were speaking, the air siren has gone off. usuall