an interview with dw white has folks person john. kirby says it shows the kremlin is quote, desperate for manpower and $311.00, east tv workers are killed in the latest rammed of his ready air strikes against as part of the targets in that. but on the bottom of only as welcome to the program, ukraine says that north korean troops have been deployed to russia's western course region. that's according to ukraine's military intelligence service course goes where ukrainian forces staged a cross border incursion into russia. back in oldest, seizing a chunk of territory, south korea, nato, and the us say thousands of north korean troops have been training for combat in russia's east. in recent weeks. this read year, according to ukraine, shows no screen soldiers at a training ground in rushes far east. they are wearing what appears to be russian military uniform, potentially preparing to fight in ukraine. keith says the 1st north korean soldiers have already been deployed to russia's best and of course, the region to come to ukraine's cross border offensive. this comes as of russia, rectifi

joe biden is in berlin, germany and john kirby is briefing reporters at the moment and made comments about the killing of sinwar. i mentioned a moment ago about a cease-fire suggesting the conditions are not right for it. remember now what hamas leadership what's left of it and sinwar's brother mohammed may be elevated to the new leader of hamas. we don't know that. if he is he would have a lot of say as to what conditions they would agree to if a cease-fire were to happen. one thing they have said is they want the israeli military out of gaza. and that's kind of a no-go for netanyahu. we'll watch that as we go throughout the day and into the weekend. let's come back home to north carolina hitting the polls despite lacking basic necessities in the aftermath of hurricane helene. day two of early voting people are lining up in the key battleground state. remember, there were 25 counties, most of them rural in the western part of the state affected. dana marie mcnicholl is in asheville, north carolina. there were long lines yesterday and what are folks saying to you today? >> bill, we'r

here in the u.s., white house national security spokesperson john kirby specifically called sinwar theor obstacle for the release of hostages and in the attacks on gaza. his killing has been largely framed as a major step towards the end of the war. >> israel has a right to defend itself, and the threat hamas poses to israel must be eliminated. today there is clear progress towards that goal. hamas is decimated, and its leadership is eliminated. this moment gives us an opportunity to finally end the war in gaza. >> but since his assassination, despite the comments from the president and the vice president, israel said the war would actually continue. and a senior member of hamas told nbc news that the military group would only become stronger. hezbollah and lebanon who has had its own leader killed by israel, as well, has also bound to escalate its attacks on israel in response to the continued strikes in gaza and sinwar's death. there is also been no update from israel or the united states about the 97 hostages that are still held in gaza. after the break i'm going to talk to a journa

john kirby was pressed many times about whether these troops could end up in ukraine.pen or not, but that is the concern and assumption here they may end up in ukraine. this is the first time today that we actually heard u.s. officials on the record, on camera confirming that the u.s. is now seeing this as well. initially there was some speculation that it's possible that these north korean troops would be moving into russia potentially into ukraine just to see how some of the weapons that north korea has been providing russia for use in ukraine are performing on the battlefield. north korea has been providing russia with deadly weapons for months now, many of them having a real impact on the battlefield there in ukraine. but now with these 3,000 troops there, the concern is they could be going in with the ultimate goal of moving them into ukraine to put them into combat. and today the south korean defense -- intelligence agency saying that they believe as many as 10,000 north korean troops could be in russia, ultimately, for potential deployment into ukraine by the en

a new crane in an interview with dw whitehead spokesperson, john kirby says it shows the kremlin is close. desperate for manpower and german transfer or shots, as in india for adults, with prime minister, lorenzo embodied on the agenda trade agreements and recruiting skilled workers from the world's most populous nation, the unpopular folio, as welcome to the program. lebanese stage media is reporting dash 3 journalists have been killed in and is really airstrikes in south eastern 11 on is really military plains, had a building housing journalist and has, by a near the syrian border, the pro, around lebanese journal. our, my, a dean says a camera, mine, and broad cost engineer were among the $3.00 killed, another broad cast or a nar, which was run by his paula says one of its photographers also died in the attack. is riley ministry issued no warning ahead of the strike and hasn't commented on the reports that on that on a little earlier, i asked don't use a rude bureau. chief mohammed tried to to tell us more of ideas, writing, striking that killed 3 journalist. so it is confirmed that 3

the dw spoke with wide eyes national security spokesperson, john kirby. and he gave us the us as reaction to these developments. make no mistake. this is a concerning development, the potential for north korean soldiers to be used by russia to fight ukraine. whether they'll do that in russia, whether they'll do that in ukraine, we don't know right now. the other thing it shows us is how desperate mister, prove this for manpower, i mean, he's losing $1200.00 russian soldiers per day. and over the course of this war, more than flat 530000 casualties russian casualties. and it's not like he's being very honest with the russian people about the losses that he has sustained in this fight. um, so it's a definite sign of weakness. no question about that. but again, we're going to talk to allies and partners, and we'll have more st coming days about what options may may lay before us. to do these ukraine correspondent economy told me whether the ukraine government shares that the opinion that russia is getting desperate. i mean, certainly it is getting harder for

in fact, that is what the national security council spokesperson, john kirby has said in recent days, in fact said, but a ron should think twice about a sort of attack direct attack or even a proxy attack. given the new us force posture because the us believes that that bolster posture, meaning added military infrastructure will be a deterrent despite what iran has just said, uh in terms of uh, an imminent attack. now the reason being that john kirby says that the force but they have put in place exceeds what was in place in april. what happened in april? well, of course, that is when a ron launched more than $300.00 missiles and roads towards israel. and of course, the united states says that all of those were shot down either by israel or by the support of the allied forces including the united states that supported that mission. now, john privy has got to get on to say, but the not, it saves robust capability to defend us interest, as israel will continue if it comes to that. in other words, if there is some sort of similar attack, similar to what happens in april, the united state

and then john kirby said that these are completely different conflicts, different airspace, differentreat. he said that since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, us president joe biden has made it clear that the united states will not be involved in this conflict in any military capacity. that is, american troops will not be involved in this war, and it appears that this position has not changed at the moment, the day before, in particular , the adviser, the spokesman of the state department , matthew miller, was asked the same question, and he in particular voiced the previous thesis that came from the white house, that the united states is doing everything possible to help ukraine shoot down these missiles on its own. let's listen to matty miller's own words. not only in words, but also in... we made it clear that we support ukraine's right to defend itself, and we provided them with the necessary equipment for shooting down missiles. if you look at the air defense systems that we have provided, including the new system that we announced last week, we have actually provided th

an interview with dw whitehead spokesperson, john kirby says, it shows the kremlin his quote desperate. for manpower the on top of fidelity as welcome to the program, lebanese media are reporting that 3 journalists have been killed and, and is really airstrike in southeastern 11 on the countries. information minister has accused israel of deliberately targeting journalists in the attack, describing it as a war crime is ready military planes hated building housing. journalists in has, by a near the syrian border as it continues this war against the militant group has by the pro around avenues trunel of my a dean says a cameraman and fraud cast engineer were among the 3 killed, another broad cast or an are, which is run by his father says one of its photographers also died in the attack. immediate say these ready ministry issued no warning had of striking well, earlier i asked data of used by rouge bureau chief at my home, a traitor. to tell us more about the is ready strike that killed 3 during this. so it is confirmed that 3 journalists were killed this morning and others the injured .

those documents detailed israel retaliation here is white house national security communication john kirbyoncerned of the president remains deeply concerned about any leakage of classified information into the public domain, that is not supposed to happen and it's unacceptable when it does it is deeply concerned about that. maria: deeply concerned, deeply concerned, senior iranian diplomat is warning the u.s. will be held responsible over its role in helping israel planets attack against iran, israel says it's planning more strikes and hezbollah run financial institutions lebanon, the bank used customers deposits to finance the terrorist groups attacks against israel, the fox news senior strategic analyst and chairman of the institute for the study of war, general jack keane, great to talk with you as always, the leak of documents, the documents indicating with israel's plans against iran, how does something like that get the. >> 70 rising interest is leaked and we've seen so many leaks in the past we have leaks and regardless of republicans and democrats and we have a dewpoint and this is

national security spokesman john kirby says 3,000 north korean troops travelled by ship to vladivostokic port, in early to mid—october to receive training at various sites. but he said it still isn't clear whether they will be deployed to the front line. one of russia's allies, the belarussian leader, alexander lukashenko, said reports of north korean troops were "rubbish". in an exclusive interview, he told our russia editor, steve rosenberg, that involving north koreans on the front lines would be a step towards escalating the conflict. he is the one world leader who knows vladimir putin inside out. to the west alexander lukashenko is a pariah. to russia the closest ally. so what does he make of reports that russia's relationship with north korea is growing ever closer and that pyongyang is supplying soldiers to fight against ukraine? supplying soldiers to fight auainst ukraine? �* ,, �* against ukraine? translation: that is rubbish. _ against ukraine? translation: that is rubbish. that _ against ukraine? translation: that is rubbish. that would - that is rubbish. that would mean an

. >> at the white house briefing, john kirby addressed reports that north korea has sent troops to russiafor training. and talked about the use of frozen russia assets used to help rebuild ukraine. after that, questions about john kelly, referring to former president donald trump as a fascist and bidens recent comments. this is 50 minutes. $110 million to the words from the advanced research project agency for health operates. to accelerate transformative research and development and women's healthcare, these upper age of awardees will spur innovation and advanced to diseases and conditions that affect women uniquely disproportionately and differently, and less than a year since the president and the first lady launched the effort the white house initiative on women's health research has galvanized a billion dollars in funding for women health research, now i'm going to turn it over to my colleague admiral john kirby who will talk to you about the news of north korean soldiers traveling to russia to strike it announcement of the use of frozen russian sovereign access to support ukraine an

national security spokesman john kirby says 3,000 north korean troops travelled by ship to vladivostok

new york post"'s mack the follow-up story axios writes the following, karine jean-pierre blocks john kirbythe white house podium and goes on to say jump year has long privately fumed about kirby's role having both of them at the podium was what biden wanted but she thought that kirby's presence gave the impression she needed a chaperone. the truth is she's not been very good at this whole white house prosecutor everything, lydia. >> the palace intrigue and white house is normally the main story in a new cycle and here we have -- we haven't heard anything about in quite some time, you know, i think both of them are very eager to get as much limelight as they can before biden stepped away from the white house, you know, some have reportedly -- that karine jean-pierre does not get along actually would kamala harris, needs to work together and kamala kept her back to biden so i think she knows probably her political career is short lived at least at the white house and she wants to milk it until she has to leave. >> trace: lydia, sonny thank you both. breaking tonight out of the middle east u.

john kirby was asked about it and here's what he said earlier.n. >> we are keenly focused on what happened here and learning how it happened and preventing it from happening again. in the course of that work, that investigative work, we will certainly keep our antenna up in our eyes open for any potential future disclosures. >> john: as we were listening to karine jean-pierre, you said you detect a real lack of urgency about this. >> there's a lack of urgency. this is very serious but it doesn't get more serious than this particularly when israel is fighting for its very existence and conducting important operations every day. the fact that this classified information was leaked, not only does it really hurt our credibility with our allies around the world in terms of intelligence sharing, but i'm concerned about the lack of urgency from this administration and those statements from john kirby, he said we are absolutely committed to getting to the bottom of it. there should be an investigation immediately and he says we will try to prevent this f

white house national security spokesperson john kirby said the administration was still not certain that the classified information was leaked or hacked. at 1:30 p.m. eastern white house press secretary karine jean-pierre is holding a press briefing. a lot happening that we are monitoring this hour. stay close to fox. >> in the wake of this horrible storm, many americans in this region felt helpless and abandoned and left behind by their government. and yet north carolina's hour of desperation the american people answered the call. citizens poured into western north carolina from all over the country bringing food, water, fuel, medical aid, even helicopters. >> john: former president donald trump moments ago during hurricane hit north carolina surveying the damage with million survivors in his latest attempt to humanize himself with undecided voters all the while the harris campaign wants and portrayed as danger to demo democracy. >> and many, many ways donald trump is an unserious man but the consequences of him being president of the united states are brutally serious. >> you aren't or

and now here is john kirby speaking to reporters yesterday in berlin. >> they have, without question s, completely eliminated any immediate threat that hamas would pose from a military perspective. >> now in a new interview, ryan crocker, former u.s. ambassador to lebanon and many other arab nations think that guerilla warfare will continue in gaza. molly. >> lucas tomlinson followed that for us. appreciate it. griff, to you. >> as many hard-hit areas are in north carolina from hurricane helene, we'll take you to the touch screen to tell you how things stand in the tarheel state. that's next. true deliveries. so i actually got it to tony. woah! and he even sent one back. but in the future, i'm gonna need an address and a zip code. we did this for a skateboard, see what we can do for your business. fedex. here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need, and the flavor you love. so, here's to now... now available: boost max! >> fast moving brush fire damaged multiple homes in the oakland

john kirby saying they don't know how the documents found their way into the public domain.tell us? >> i can tell you this. if this has been a leak, it is criminal and it is espionage i it came from an american source. department of justice will be undertaking an investigation to locate that source. -- the department of justice will be undertaking an investigation to locate that source. it is a criminal act. luckily the administration, both israel have indicated this will not affect operations, but it does indicate the high stakes at the level of information that is discussed of what is occuing in the middle east. sumi: just a follow-up, there is a possibility that this could be a hack by a foreign entity? >> there is some discussion that that may be the case, but what i am respond to his if this is a leak, and certainly there have -- there has been enough conjecture that leads us to lean toward this could be a leak, that this would be a criminal matter and a criminal matter of espionage. sumi: you said israel would not impact the security relationship going forward, but can

moments ago from beirut hezbollah putting out a statement mourning the death of sinwar and then john kirby a moment ago at the white house saying we're not in a position at the moment where serious ceas cease-fire notions are in the offing. if hamas demands the israeli military get out netanyahu won't go for that today. thank you, sir, for coming on. john ratcliffe, appreciate it. >> dana: thank you. >> my opponent feels like she does not have to be here, which is deeply disrespectful to the event and in particular to our great catholic community. very disrespectful. >> bill: big event in new york. tradition to get the candidates in the same room on the same stage shaking hands and poking fun at each other. it was 50% last night. only one person showed up. we'll talk about analyze here whether or not the kamala harris skipping it was the right move to make or not. stand by on that. >> dana: plus a grieving mother talked to president harris -- her daughter's killer sitting on death row. with liberty mutual. customize and sa— (balloon doug pops & deflates) and then i wake up. is limu with yo

and the white house is john kirby spoke about these documents earlier today, saying that their release was deeply concerning. the big question now, was this a hack from the outside that got these documents or a leak? from the inside and that is what the investigation is going to focus on. and we have a bit of a bit new information from our colleagues evan perez and katie bo lillis, who say that this has set off a scramble within the u.s. government, as you might imagine, the fbi is leading the efforts to figure out what happened here pentagon investigators, of course, will be involved because these two agencies actually belong to the department of defense. and one of the first things are gonna be looking into is essentially the universe of people who could have had access to these documents, which might give us an indication that they're actually looking more into the fact that this could have been a leak from the inside the way that these documents were classified a large number of people who would have actually had access. but one of the two documents was a scan from a printed briefi

national security council spokesperson john kirby's briefing reporters, let's listen to those assets on the defense of the aggrieved party. >> all while respecting the rule of law and maintaining solidarity these loans will support the people of ukraine as they defend and rebuild their country. and it's another example of how mr. putin's war of aggression has only unified and strengthened the resolve of g7 countries and our partners to defend shared values >> thank you. sorry. >> i had an extra page in there and i wasn't sure where it was going >> that the presence of north korean troops can have a meaningful trajectory on about the war and then secondly, you've said earlier, even that it shows a sign of desperation on the russians. but does it also demonstrates north korea commitment to this burgeoning alliance with russia in as that in itself of broadening and discouraging turn for america. >> so on your first question too soon to tell what kind of an impact these troops can have on the battlefield, because we just don't know enough about what the intention is in terms of using the

slash higher even a can on the road with the harris-walz campaign is cnn security spokesperson john kirby said that president biden is quote, deeply concerned about a leader take a recent us intel documents that detailed israel's military response to iran's recent missile strikes in tel aviv a source confirmed the authenticity of these two documents. one shows israel's plan for moving munitions. the other outline israeli air force exercises involving air-to-surface missiles. and cnn is not quoting putting directly from or showing these highly classified documents, former cia officer bob baer is with us now on this. bob first, just how significant of a breach does also huge that we are effectively spying on israel, but that reflects the white house has concerned about what netanyahu is going to do next. >> is he going to launch a major war against iran, which will draw us in these documents suggest to me, and i frankly never seen him before when i was in the cia, this sort of spying on israel is a new chapter in this conflict, which doesn't seem to be stopping let's talk, let's divide this

national security advisor john kirby says the soldiers are currently being trained for combat and the u.s. is concerned they might be deployed to fight ukraine alongside russia. the pentagon is working together more info and they say they're keeping a close eye on those 2 countries relationship. >> if russia is indeed forced to turn to north korea for manpower, this would be a sign of weakness, not strength on the part of the kremlin. recognize the potential danger here. and we're going to be talking to allies and partners, including ukrainians about what the proper next steps are going to >> in response, the biden administration warns russia's collaboration with north korea violates multiple un resolutions. it also says it is now surging resources to ukraine. the chairman of the house intelligence committee says the u.s. may need to consider direct military action against north korean groups. >> let's get you a check of the forecast this evening. the sun has set on the bay area. taking a live look outside from mount tam cam. lawrence is here with the getting ready for a chilly night

either defend themselves or to counterattack white house national security communications adviser john kirby says he doesn't expect more documents to come out. meanwhile, secretary of state antony blinken is heading to israel to press for more aid and a cease-fire. something thought to be within reach after israel killed hamas is leader last week. the strongly that there is an opportunity to move the ball forward. blinken's visit comes as israel steps up strikes on lebanon targeting what it says is the financial infrastructure of the terrorist group. hezbollah. >> the attacks have displaced thousands of civilians. we, of course, support efforts to degrade them to upgrade their infrastructure. we want to make sure, though, that civilians are protected in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. >> all right. from dc to the bay area. san francisco tower. yeah, gorgeous. it's getting darker early. >> lawrence, nice week ahead. yeah, should be very nice. know, fired age to worry about now the onshore winds are back. you can see that fog really kind of thickening up out toward the golden gate bridge.

white house national security communications adviser john kirby says he does not expect more documents will come out. a new bipartisan report from house lawmakers is saying the first assassination attempt on former president trump. >> could have been prevented. it is detailing string of security failures at that rally in butler, pennsylvania, in july. they include bad communications, a lack of resources that shooting killed a rally go or uninsured. the former president trump also to other people and the report describes an unclear chain of command between the secret service and local law enforcement. the house panel is expected to release a final report by mid-december. >> with about 2 weeks left before the presidential election. both candidates are making their cases in 7 key battleground states. and again, this remains an incredibly tight race with trump and harris polling within a couple points of each other. if that in today's political minute, blake burman breaks down the state of the swing states. >> a swing state sprint with 2 weeks to get out on blake burman with newsnation. vi

troops could help russia with this war and ukraine and an interview with dw white has folks person john. kirby says it shows the kremlin misquote desperate for manpower the.

national security council spokesman john kirby says 3000 north koreans are trending at three sites insia. defense secretary lloyd austin says there is a serious possibility they will be sent into combat. chinese president xi jinping and indian prime minister narendra modi met on the sidelines of a summit. xi said to both sides should strengthen cooperation and manage inferences. it is their first bilateral meeting since 2022 after easing up or to stand week. turkey says five people have been killed in an attack on a state own defense company in the capital. it was the deadliest act of terrorism in turkey in dearly two years. the pkk was likely behind the assault. reports say turkish warplanes later struck kurdish targets. israel has confirmed a likely successor was killed. as for seen almost all of its killed by israeli strikes in recent weeks. equinor says third-quarter profit to fail. we speak to the ceo of the energy giant. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> good morning. these are the stories that set your agenda. boeing workers reject latest wage deal to end a stoppage. they

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this is what the us national security council spokesman, john kirby, said at a white house briefing todayfed the ukrainian government on our understanding of this situation and we are certainly consulting closely with other allies, partners and countries in the region on the implications of such a dramatic move, and on how we might respond. the reports of north korean soldiers on the move first emerged last week from south korea's spy agency, which released these images that they said showed a russian vessel collecting weapons as well as north korean troops gathering in military bases in russia. russia and north korea have denied the claims. 0ur north america correspondent samir hussain is in washington. how concerned is the united states about this development and the impact it could have? this is certainly very concerning, because we are talking about two countries, russia and north korea, that our nuclear armed countries and both have had a very adversarial relationship with the united states, to see this collaboration between the two are something that is very concerning for the white

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national security spokesman john kirby says 3,000 north korean troops travelled by ship to vladivostokrussia's largest pacific port, in early to mid—0ctober to receive training at various sites. but he said it still isn't clear whether they will be deployed to the front line. i don't believe we have a very specific assessment at this time of the exact nature of all the training. there's three sites that we assess right now, that this first tranche of about 3,000 are being trained. i think i could go so far as to say, at least in general terms, it's basic kind of combat training. and familiarisation. i can go as far as that, and no further. while russia and north korea deny the reports, the two nations have strengthened collaborations in recent years, and signed a major security agreement injune that commits both countries to provide military assistance if either is attacked. meanwhile, the leader of belarus, another russian ally, has also rejected reports of north korean involvement. speaking to our russia editor steve rosenberg, the leader of belarus and ally of president putin denied

national security spokesman john kirby says 3,000 north korean troops travelled by ship to vladivostokacific port, in early to mid—0ctober to receive training at various sites. but kirby said it still isn't clear whether they will be deployed to the front line. while russia and north korea deny the reports, the two nations have strengthened collaborations in recent years, and signed a major security agreement injune that commits both countries to provide military assistance if either is attacked. joining me live now is jean lee, ap�*s former pyongyang bureau chief, now a fellow at the east—west centre in hawaii and co—host of the lazarus podcast on the bbc world service. after the meeting in north korea injune between putin and kim jong—un, was this the next logical step in their alliance? certainly a lot of questions about what this relationship would entail. i should point out that before this movement of troops, we did also see reports, the united states and ukraine claiming that north korea had provided artillery and short range ballistic missiles to russia for use on the battlefie

but often what we have is that the edition is john kirby, the national security council spokesperson. so whether or not he'll show up is, is often still a question mark. so we're waiting to see if in fact that will be the case. but quite often it is the case, however, it wasn't on monday, so we'll have to wait and see. but certainly he is the most vocal spoke 1st. and what i can tell you though, is that in recent days, what he did say was very clearly, but he didn't believe that or ron wanted to direct confrontation with israel. in fact, what you said is that there's been an increased past year by the united states as recently is just the last 48 hours of an additional 3000 us soldiers, mostly maintenance crews supporting the air support. now there is $43000.00 in the region and what he says is, if he believes this increased costs or will be as a tourist, to any sort of attack from iran, he says the robust capability to defend you as interest ad is real, will occur if it comes to that, so the united states believes even us there is this additional threat that the united states is read

national security spokesman john kirby says 3,000 north korean troops travelled by ship to vladivostokargest pacific port, in early to mid—0ctober to receive training at various sites. but he said it still isn't clear whether they will be deployed to the front line. while russia and north korea deny the reports, the two nations have strengthened collaborations in recent years, and signed a major security agreement injune that commits both countries to provide military assistance if either is attacked. this is whatjohn kirby said at a white house briefing. we have briefed the ukrainian government on our understanding of the situation and are certainly consulting closely with other allies, partners and countries in the region about the implications of such a dramatic move and how we might respond. one of russia's allies, the belarussian leader alexander lukashenko, said reports of north korean troops were "rubbish". in an exclusive interview, he told our russia editor steve rosenberg that involving north koreans on the front lines would be a step towards escalating the conflict. he is th

national security spokesman john kirby says 3,000 north korean troops travelled by ship to vladivostokober to receive training at various sites. but kirby said it still isn't clear whether they will be deployed to the front line. pyongyang and moscow have denied the claims. the leader of belarus, another russian ally, has also rejected reports of north korean involvement. in an exclusive interview with our russia editor steve rosenberg, the leader of belarus and ally of president putin denied these recent reports. few people know putin as well as he does. alexander lu kashenko, the authoritarian alexander lukashenko, the authoritarian leader of belarus. he has agreed to take questions about the war in ukraine and his role in it. , ., ., ., the war in ukraine and his role in it. one year ago, i say, you let russia use _ it. one year ago, i say, you let russia use your— it. one year ago, i say, you let russia use your country - it. one year ago, i say, you let russia use your country as - it. one year ago, i say, you let russia use your country as a i russia use your country as a staging

either defend themselves or to counterattack white house national security communications adviser john kirby says he doesn't expect more documents to come out. meanwhile, secretary of state antony blinken is heading to israel to press for more aid and a cease-fire. something thought to be within reach after israel killed hamas is leader last week. the strongly that there is an opportunity to the ball forward. blinken's visit comes as israel steps up strikes on lebanon targeting what it says is the financial infrastructure of the terrorist group. hezbollah. >>the attacks have displaced thousands of civilians. we, of course, support efforts to degrade them to great their infrastructure. we want to make sure, though, that civilians are protected in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. >>more top both vice president harris and former president trump are back in swing states monday. this as the election is just around the corner. our washington correspondent reshad hudson reports. >>it was a busy day out on the campaign trail. vice president harris spent the day and 3 different key swing states. n

and update for the white house coming from john kirby, he has been speaking for quite a while, john, taking questions about the confirmation that he says you can expect the u.s. will communicate with china about north korean troops sent to russia. kirby saying at the white housey to ukraine, they are fair game. >> john: surprised nothing has come up in the briefing about trump praising hitler for his loyal generals, we will see if that comes up in karine jean-pierre takes the podium because for kamala harris purposes it appears to be the big news of the day, suppressing he didn't come up. >> sandra: she just spoke from the naval observatory at the top of the last hour. watching all of this with just 13 days to go, can you believe it? former president donald trump and vice president kamala harris, they are right now hitting the battleground states. trump about to speak in georgia, screen left kamala harris speaking from the white house a short time ago, heads to pennsylvania. welcome back everyone. and sandra smith in new york. good to be with you john. >> john: good to be with you too

dollars in funding for women health research, now i'm going to turn it over to my colleague admiral john kirby who will talk to you about the news of north korean soldiers traveling to russia to strike it announcement of the use of frozen russian sovereign access to support ukraine and other foreign policy matters. admiral. >> before i kick off on those issues i want to stop by extending our thoughts to the victims of the horrible terrorist attack in turkey this morning. our prayers are with all of those affected and their families and also the people of turkey at this very difficult time, turkish authorities as they said are investigating as a possible terrorist attack and while we don't know the motive or who is exactly behind it we strongly condemn this act of violence. i think as you've heard earlier this morning we've seen the public reporting indicated that north korean soldiers are traveling to fight against ukraine were working closely with allies and partners to gain a full understanding to the situation but today and prepared to share what we know at this stage we assess between earl

i would like to hear spokesperson john kirby talk about that.eah, we're sending the thaad anti-missile defense to israel. will it be arriving in time? will it be operational in time? if israel launches a strike on iran in the coming days, it may not be there in time if there is another iranian tit-for-tat response. >> dana: that might tell us something about the timing then. dan hoffman as always, thank you. >> bill: we have bill clinton saying the quiet part out loud talking about the lawless border. migrant policy and the death of lakin riley in georgia. what he said that has republicans pouncing. plus survivors of the trump assassination attempt in butler, pennsylvania, looking back and speaking out for the first time. what they are saying about secret service security at the rally that day in butler. >> did the secret service fail former president trump and you that day? >> oh, yes, big time. >> it was a rush job, you know? there was put together too quickly and they skipped steps. . people tell me they'd love to buy gold. but because it's g

rabbi, john kirby says there are no fresh cease-fire negotiations on the horizon. >> there can't be any dealing with? the only way it will be as if israel puts down their guns. even though i said a moment ago that netanyahu would pick his time, i do agree that the nuclear system has to go. >> trace: but two weeks, two weeks since iran attacked israel. when is the response? >> israel will respond when they feel like they've got the most limit of surprise. israel does it's best work in the vanguard. this isn't so much about signaling, it's about making sure they garner the most accurate intelligence. but regardless of what biden is doing and regardless of playing politics, israel will protect itself. they are not asking for permission. >> trace: we thought six months ago, doctor, that national security, anti-semitism, israel would be a top issue in the election. is it? >> i think it is. i can tell which sound bite the mainstream media is going to twist when he said if i lose this election it's the fault. that's not what he said. he was complementing the jewish people, letting them know yo

john kirby says it is not a threat. how do you take it? >> thanks for having me, dana.hink first it's irresponsible to threaten or withhold cite call munitions from an ally in a defensive war and unfounded. israel has taken great steps to minimize damage and allow humanitarian to gaza. unproductive. the diversion of aid has kept hamas and hezbollah in power and used it to protect and defend critical infrastructure and military facilities against the armed conflict. the worst is the irresponsibility of being hypocritical. 1.7 billion to the taliban since the disastrous withdrawal in 2021. we've given 7.9 billion to iraq whose militias have attacked u.s. force evers in iraq and syria without stop and we just approved $6 billion in u.s. cash going to the islamic republic and supports hezbollah and hamas. your comments in september on "the five" where you pointed out the government, biden-harris administration values rhetoric over results and that's on full display here. >> dana: one of the things also is the u.n. rule, right? tell me about that. you might see some headline

as the storm corps, and if they join the battle they may suffer the consequences, says spokesman john kirbyey do deploy, to fight against ukraine, they are fair targets. >> already, north korea has shipped russia more than one million artillery shells and ballistic missiles that pressure uses to injure and kill ukrainian civilians. north korea's willingness to send soldiers who could die on russia's behalf helps cement there a as the center for strategic and international studies. >> sending troops is about the biggest symbol of an alliance commitment that one country can make to another. so, it really shows that north korea is all-in with the russians in terms of this war in ukraine, this war in europe. >> in june, vladimir putin visited joan young -- pyong yang to sign a treaty with kim jong-un. today, the u.s.'s largest concern is that russia will accelerate north korea's inter-chronic a lot of ballistic -- intercontinental ballistic missile nuclear program improve north korea's summaries. >> historically russia has been reluctant to provide really high and military technology to north k

they join the battle, they may suffer consequences, says national security council spokesperson john kirby>> if they do deploy to fight against ukraine, they are fair game. they are fair targets. nick: already, north korea has a shipped pressure more than one million artillery shells and ballistic missiles, but north korea's willingness to sing soldiers who could die under pressure's we have helped cement their alliance, says the center for strategic and international studies. >> sending troops is about the biggest symbol of an alliance one country can make to another, so it really shows that north korea is all in with the russians in terms of this war in ukraine, this war in europe. nick: in june, russian president vladimir putin visited pyongyang to sign a treaty with kim jong-un, that included a mutual defense pact. today, the u.s.'s largest concern is that russia will help accelerate north korea's intercontinental ballistic missile or nuclear programs or improve north korea's submarines. >> historically, russia has been reluctant to provide really high-end military technology to north

and then separately, jacqui heinrich, she recently pressed john kirby on providing ukraine artillery light the long-range missiles for ukraine which is zelenskyy's number when asked as sounding alarm about far-reaching implications if korean soldiers go into -- >> for one thing, we don't exactly know what these guys will do. >> what else would they be there for? >> we don't know but they will do whether they will deploy into combat or we certainly don't have a sense have the capability they might be able to bring to the field with them. >> a couple of years ago, you had russian troops staged at the ukrainian border in this administration said we didn't know if they were going in or impose sanctions and give it ahead of time. where lies the consequence first? >> first of all, let's not rewrite history. we were the first country to go out publicly and say this is what we think the russians will do. that is not true! >> i think she ought to get a raise. >> that is the first holding accountable and they want it both ways on ukraine. tough on ukraine but yet until they want to have a soft

the white house national security spokesman john kirby says it is unclear if the documents were leakedhrough hacking, but officials do not expect more to be released. russian president putin welcomed warren -- world leaders to a summit of developing economies. that initially included brazil, russia, india, china, south africa, but it has expanded to embrace egypt, saudi arabia, and others. among the more than 20 world leaders in attendance are a number of u.s. adversaries including the president of iran and china's xi jinping, but also u.s. allies including india's narendra modi. the summit will last three days and is seen as a chance for putin to counter the western narrative that russia has been isolated on the world stage following its invasion of ukraine. working to get power back on. many of the 2 million people living in the capital, havana, have been living in darkness for days with some using wooden stoves to cook food before it goes bad. power was partially restored, but anger and frustration persist with protesters taking to the streets for a second night. [chanting] >> we ha

pressing john kirby on whether the administration is doing enough to deter putin's war. >> why not greenht the wrong range missiles for ukraine to use, volodymyr zelenskyy's number-one ask as you are sounding the alarm about what could have far-reaching implications if north korean soldiers go into ukraine? >> a for one thing jackie we don't exactly know what these guys will do. >> what else could they be there for? >> it we don't know what they will do, we don't know they will deploy into combat or not, you know what strengths. >> martha: okay,, lives bring in republican south carolina senator lindsey graham who traveled to ukraine in august. senator great to have you heard this is a disturbing development that north korea sit hot -- has a 3000 soldiers to train in russia for the korean war, what do you think? >> i don't not think they are tourists who work at think another sign of how dangerous the world is under biden-harris act is no deterrence, deterrence has been lost everywhere. north korea feels comfortable joining russia trying to destroy ukraine, it's all you need to know about

either defend themselves or to counterattack white house national security communications adviser john kirby says he doesn't expect more documents to come out. meanwhile, secretary of state antony blinken is heading to israel to press for more aid and a cease-fire. something thought to be within reach after israel killed hamas is leader last week. the strongly that there is an opportunity to move the ball forward. blinken's visit comes as israel steps up strikes on lebanon targeting what it says is the financial infrastructure of the terrorist group. hezbollah. >> the attacks have displaced thousands of civilians. we, of course, support efforts to degrade them to great their infrastructure. we want to make sure, though, that civilians are protected in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. >> the creator of the controversial stanford prison experiment has died. university officials say that phillup g zimbardo died in his san francisco home last week. his infamous 1971 prison study was scheduled for 2 weeks where there was a simulation that replicated conditions in the prison. the study stopped

is investigating and in fact we heard from the national security council's john kirby earlier today, he said the department of defense is investigating that, we asked dod officials about that they're not commenting about whether they're leading the investigation. as you said, kate, they're highly classified documents, they look at how israel could ultimately respond to iran's attack nearly three weeks ago on israel, you'll remember that iran firing nearly 200 ballistic missiles at israel several weeks ago, since then there has been widespread expectation and in fact, israel has talked about how they'll retaliate for that, but the big question has been how could they respond, well, these documents lay out some of the ways that israel is not only ready to respond with missiles, but also how they could be prepared to defend against another attack by iran, highly classified documents, the sort of things that the u.s. is candidly putting together rarely see public. >> what's the potential impact of this leak both in the middle east and here in the country? >> reporter: so far, u.s. offici