jennifer griffin joins us from the pentagon with the latest. hi, jennifer. >> hi, gillian.s weighing whether to send more aid and trainers to ukraine, all eyes are focused on putin's next move. preparations for a very strong u.s. response should russian forces cross into the ukraine are underway. general mark milley spoke to his russian counterpart yesterday and to his ukrainian counterpart wise in the last weeks. the u.s. has shared intelligence that show a build-up of russian troops and artillery to prepare for rapid large scale push in to ukraine from multiple locations. secretary state tony blinken announced additional sanctions that could target the nord stream 2 pipeline. >> we don't need what putin's intentions are but we know what happened in the past. we know the playbook of citing some provocation from ukraine or any other country and using that as an excuse to do what russia is planning to do all along. >> putin has leverage and may halt gas supplies to help his move to ukraine. >> i don't think moscow believes they can strike. they know this is dangerous. >> u.s

sandra. >> sandra: jennifer griffin live at the pentagon for us. >> john: let's bring in general jackfor the study of war. general, good to see you this afternoon. david sanger in "the new york times" reports that the biden administration is trying to open a dialogue with china about nuclear capabilities. they want to go slow approach, start with ways of de-escalating potential conflict. in arms control treaty. jennifer griffin pointed out china is not a signatory to any arms control, yet rapidly developing nuclear forces. how urgent is it to get xi's signature on a piece of paper? >> i think we are a long way from a signature on a piece of paper, but this is a positive outcome that came from president xi and the biden discussions. the trump administration try to include china in nuclear discussions that we were about to have with russia. and they rejected that. what has been happening, china has been rapidly developing nuclear capabilities. they have considerably less than the united states and russia as jennifer pointed out. but nonetheless, it is all modernized. and it appears from

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we will come back in jennifer griffin, live at the cathedral. ing. you've heard some of the hymns chosen. they are uplifting. the sun has come out and we are just waiting for the coffin to be brought out through these doors behind me here at the cathedral. it is really quite a stunning scene here, very peaceful. when we think back to the last time this cathedral was filled for a state funeral, it was president george w. bush who was being eulogized. and of course he, colin powell, played such an important role in president bush's administration, overseeing, as we mentioned, the first gulf war and the successful prosecution of that brief war which was so significant. colin powell, when we look back on his life, he broke so many barriers. not only being the first black national security advisor, chairman of the joint chiefs, and secretary of state, but he said one of his most proud moments was when his best was placed at fort leavenworth next to a statute that he had commissioned and placed there for the buffalo soldiers. it was really important to

>> bret: jennifer griffin live at the pentagon. jennifer, thank you.ward kurtz examining the media's coverage of the kyle rittenhouse trial. keep it here. ♪ ♪ bogeys on your six, limu. they need customized car insurance from liberty mutual so they only pay for what they need. woooooooooooooo... we are not getting you a helicopter. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> bret: we told you yesterday the co-founder of the new york black lives matter movement is warning of terrible consequences if the incoming mayor reinstates plain clothes police units. tonight we hear from hawk newsom. correspondent bryan llenas has the story from central park. >> if they think that they are going to go back to the old ways of policing, then we are going to take to the streets again. there will be riots. there will be fire. and there will be blood shed. >> that was hawk newsom, co-founder of black lives matter of greater new york. in an interview with new york newsom set he is not advocating for violence. is he warning new york city may

there's national security correspondent jennifer griffin. >> three months ago, johnny, who served asator for the 82nd airborne in afghanistan did not know what would happen to him and his family after the u.s. military withdrawal. today his daughters are getting something they never would have received under the taliban, and education. >> everyone could come into my room, we want to go to school, we like school we have a friend back school, we want to play with them. >> his daughters have been welcomed at their new school in north carolina and embraced by the community where many of the soldiers he once served alongside now live. these soldiers from the 82nd airborne helped him and his family escape kabul in august. >> the moment that they pulled up, it got to be so quiet. you could hear a pin drop. and the girls get out of the car and they walked up and of course they were smiling, beaming ear to ear, and my family, the kids just were waving and saying hello in their native language. >> they play soccer in the same team as the daughters of sergeant mike ferrero and his wife sarah. j

jennifer griffin at the pentagon. jennifer, thank you.en and i will be at the reagan national defense forum this weekend at the ronald reagan presidential library. "special report" will come to you live friday from simi valley. up next, is actor jussie smollett an attention seeking hokester or a victim? we will have a live update from his trial in chicago. first, here is what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 5 in new york where the first officially safe havens for people to use heroin and other narcotics are cleared to eno new york mayor bill de blasio says he hopes supervised injection sites will curve overdoses. deaths from drug overdoses in the u.s. surpassed 100,000 in the year long period ending in april. fox 6 in milwaukee with the withdrawal of the donor for the man charged with driving an suv through the waukesha christmas parade killing six people and injuring dozens. joseph do mask was representing darrell brooks jr. in two federal felony cases he says he has a conflict of interest because

national security correspondent jennifer griffin has an update from the pentagon just how seriously the good evening, jennifer. >> good evening, bret. this evening all eyes are focused on vladimir putin's next love. 100,000 russian troops remain on the border with ukraine. preparation force a very strong u.s. response, i'm told are underway. >> we are not sure exactly what mr. putin is up to but these movements have our attention. >> general mark milley the chairman of the chief spoke to counterpart and ukrainian counterpart yesterday. the second time in a week. the u.s. has shared intelligence and maps with europe allies that show a build up of russian troops and large scale push into ukraine from multiple locations. secretary of state tony blinken announced additional sanctions that could target the nord stream 2 pipeline. >> there is also the nuclear bomb of sanctions which is people are reluctant to do that. i think if there were a major ukraine involving the full russian military. that should be an option to consider. >> putin has leverage and may halt gas supplies to western europ

>> bret: jennifer griffin at the pentagon, jennifer, thanks.next a major gun rights case goes before the u.s. supreme court. we will tell you what's at stake there first, beyond our borders tonight. at least two people are dead after a roadside bomb strikes a taliban patrol in eastern afghanistan. it took place in a region held by the islamic state there however, no group has so far claimed responsibility for the strike. negotiations with iran over its nuclear program are expected to resume later this month. special envoy for iran robert mali will lead u.s. participation. the state department says it believes the iranians are serious and that it is possible to reach an agreement. those are just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight, we'll be right back to capitol hill. ♪ ♪ - you try it. - i don't know what to draw? it doesn't matter what. just... a line. throw yourself in. ♪♪ don't be frustrated! okay. ♪♪ show me what you got there. ♪♪ wow... absolutely beautiful. kids can change minds. they can even change the world around us. p

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national security correspondent jennifer griffin reports tonight from washington's national cathedralion's top leader gathered at the national cathedral to say goodbye to colin powell a soldier who rose to become the country's first black national security adviser. chairman of the joint chiefs and secretary of state. >> colin powell was a great leader because he was a great follower. he knew you could not ask your troops to do anything you were unwill to do yourself. >> powell served in vietnam and under president ronald reagan at the pentagon where he began a 40-year friendship with richard armitage another vietnam veteran. >> have you two disgruntled multitour combat vets not delighted with the way we conducted war and we left. developed not only the weapon systems we needed but redeveloped the morale that our nation needed. >> former secretary of state madeleine albright and he even butted heads over the proper use of the military in the bosnian civil war. in his book powell recalled telling albright who later became a close friend the u.s.s. army were not, quote, toy soldiers. >>

powell's funeral was held today - - national security correspondent jennifer griffin reporting from washington's the nation's top leaders to say goodbye to colin powell a soldier who rose to become the country's first black national security adviser, chairman of the joint chiefs and secretary of state. >> colin powell was a great leader because he was a great follower. he knew you could not ask your troops to do anything you they unwilling to do yourself. >> powell suved in vietnam and under president ronald reagan where he began a 40 year friendship with another vietnam veteran. >> you have two disgruntled multitour combat vets who are not helpy with the way we conducted the war and certainly not happy with the way we left. delighted to be part of a new administration which was coming in to develop not only the weapons systems but redeveloped the morale in our nation needed. >> former secretary of state madeline albright and he often butted heads over the use of the military in the bosnian civil war. the u.s. army they not, quote, toy soldiers. >> when the book came out he sent me a copy inscri

by the way the wounded warrior experience hosted bide our own jennifer griffin is going to air tomorrowe panel on the rittenhouse trial. the house passage of the build back better plan plus winners and losers. first, beyond our borders tonight. authorities are accusing belarus migrants to its border and pushing them to attempt to cross illegally. in recent weeks thousands of migrants have sought to cross into the european union in the area between belarus and poland. for now migrants remain in a heated warehouse that belarus recently made available near the border. a lawyer for for the imprisoned georgian president has agreed to end seven week hunger strike caused him neurological damage. the lawyer says he has agreed to be transferred from a prison clinic to a military hospital. former president fell and lost consciousness during the end of a visit with his lawyer. prime minister foreign ministry says it is not aware of the controversy surrounding a professional tennis player disappeared after accusing a former top official more than two weeks ago of sexually assaulting her. she is a t

national security correspondent jen griffin on that life from the pentagon on this monday afternoon. hello, jenniferbassador to belarus has just warned that the belarus migrant crisis, weaponizing migrants trying to enter europe via poland may be an effort by vladimir putin to divert attention away from the buildup of russian military forces on the ukraine border. >> we don't know what president putin's intentions are but we do know what happened in the past. we do know the playbook. trying to cite some illusory provocation from ukraine or any other country and then using that as an excuse to do what russia is planning to do all along. >> tens of thousands of russian troops have amassed on ukraine's border and what some officials are worried is a prelude to another russian backed invasion of that democratic country. u.s. officials are taking notice. secretary of defense lloyd austin addressed the buildup at the pentagon before heading to the middle east. >> we're not sure exactly what mr. putin is up to. but these movements certainly have our attention. >> austin met with the defense minister of ukr

jennifer griffin at the pentagon with details. reporter: hi, david.to send more weapons to ukraine as all eyes are on vladmir putin's next move. 100,000 russian troops remain in formation on the border with ukraine. preparations for a very strong u.s. response i'm told is underway. >> not sure exactly what mr. putin is up to but these movements certainly have our attention. reporter: general mark milley, the chairman of the joint chiefs spoke to his russian counterpart today and to his ukrainian counterpart in recent days, the second time in a week. the americans share intelligence with european allies show buildup of russian troops to prepare for a rapid large push into ukraine from multiple locations. tony blank ken announced sanctions that could target the nord stream pipeline. >> [inaudible]. people are reluctant to do that, i think if there were a major russian invasion of ukraine involving full russian military, that should be an option we consider. reporter: putin leveraged halted gas supplies to western europe to allow him to make his way into

neil: especially jennifer griffin and i were one of the originals 25 years back, and a fearless reporterrity oozing out of every pour of her body. i'm proud when i see that and some more colleagues doing remarkable work. enough about that and and back to politics, a smal what they're going to be doing. the coalition and chris christie maybe weighing in on the tight as a tick gubernatorial race, and we're going to check with former new jersey governor tom cain with that and what doings in sin city. >> it's often a called a cattle call, and major republican names are set to take the stage, including house leader kevin mccarthy and governor ron desantis, and governor kristi noem got a standing ovation, and get over americans being offended. and chris sununu, he called inflation the largest tax on americans. sununu teasing that he may run for senator in an effort for the republicans to win back the other chamber. >> i might run for governor, might run for senator, i don't know, trust me i'm going to win either way, don't worry about that. >> every person here needs to come up to chris and sa