in 1967 a war broke out between israel, jordan and egypt.ivide the west bank and to three areas: a, b, and c. area a, the major cities such as romala and jin would fall under palestinian civil and political control. b) would be jointly controlled, these areas being mostly areas containing medium-sized communities, and areas sea would be the rural areas, primarily the jordan valley. under the accords, this division of land was to exist for five years, during which time final status agreement would be drawn. this agreement, however, has never come about, and the division of land is still very much in place. "and the palestinian population is constantly reminded of that fact, really for palestinians in area c, uh, that the way that israel treats them is hostile population, it makes them their lives as difficult as possible. most of the population in rsc, palestinian population, are rural communities based, the the their livelihoods are based on agriculture, and so the two things they need more than anything else, land and water, this is this is

it's in the northern jordan valley. it's a pastoral community where you'll find warm and generous people. "most of the people who live here raise sheep and goats and live off the land, you think life here would be relatively simple and uncomplicated, it's not, and this is our story, the jordan valley is..." the east part of the occupied west bank, it's the only g, the only border for the palestinian to communicate with the international community, especially with the arab countries. the jordan valley is considered as the basket food for the palestinian people, where you can harvest in the middle of winter, and this big area which is about 30% of the west bank also consider as as kind of nest. for the future of the palestinian state. this village of al-aqaba is tiny, but at the same time it's an excellent focal point for understanding the situation today on the west bank. in 1967, 2,0 people lived in this community. today, only scattered families remain. ت نوصل ل عثمان بن عفان دوله عثمانيه اللي حكمت هاي البلاد فوق ال 400

the reason we are in jordan is to check and stop any iranian, you know, malfeasance in jordan.ny of these -- our good ally israel and partner israel would be in an even worse condition right now if you had iranian backed militias operating with freedom to maneuver in jordan. to some degree stopping that in syria. so, these forces were there. this is not an opportunity to withdraw from the middle east. that would be an inappropriate response. the question as to which degree do we hold iran accountable? they don't consider us the devil in the middle east, they consider us the devil in the world. they will come after us wherever we are. i do not think it is the right thing to do right now. >> are you confident we have the firepower in the region right now to make an appropriate response? >> yes. both air and naval forces. they choose to do worldwide missions. applying 40 a+ proceeded guided missions. we could absolutely impose costs on these groups overnight persistently for three-four weeks in a way that i think, i hope would start to deter this action. if it does not, we would h

koreans are angry with jordan's style of play. the korean sports news website is very angry with jordan's style of behavior and play and has announced that this type of playing with numerous and unnecessary mistakes has long become the style of middle east football and the teams of this region when they fall behind in the game , they make any mistakes, but when they are ahead in the game, they start to practice and waste time. in east asia, only china plays like the western teams . i am bakhtiar mostafallo, sedavasima news agency , following the discussion. we meet with mr. seyed salehi about about the national team of our country. the presence of the players has spoken about the fact that it should be in every game. if there is any criticism for helping , it seems that the news has reached the ears of the national team and the players, that these criticisms have increased especially after the game against hong kong, but the reality is that at least we at khabar network do not want to harass or criticize the national team of our c

and jordan understand that. interest in seeing the war expanded. what because jordan has no interest in seeing the war expanded. what is the answer to step _ seeing the war expanded. what is the answer to stop it _ seeing the war expanded. what is the answer to stop it spreading? - seeing the war expanded. what is the answer to stop it spreading? well, i answer to stop it spreading? well, the answer — answer to stop it spreading? well, the answer is _ answer to stop it spreading? well, the answer is we _ answer to stop it spreading? well, the answer is we need _ answer to stop it spreading? well, the answer is we need to - answer to stop it spreading? well, the answer is we need to go i answer to stop it spreading? well, the answer is we need to go to i answer to stop it spreading? -ii the answer is we need to go to the root cause, which is the war in gaza. everybody is using the war in gaza. everybody is using the war in gaza for a pretext to do what they want to do. everybody has an agenda in this part of the

you unraveled in both the red sea and iraq, syria, jordan.— iraq, syria, jordan.you would imagine that _ iraq, syria, jordan. you would imagine that us _ iraq, syria, jordan. you would imagine that us bases - iraq, syria, jordan. you would imagine that us bases are - iraq, syria, jordan. you would | imagine that us bases are very iraq, syria, jordan. you would - imagine that us bases are very well defended, so would they try to shoot the drones down? it defended, so would they try to shoot the drones down?— the drones down? it really depends, it's very hard — the drones down? it really depends, it's very hard to _ the drones down? it really depends, it's very hard to speculate _ the drones down? it really depends, it's very hard to speculate on - it's very hard to speculate on that. normally they have defence over bases to counter drones, so it basically came to you a s systems basically. if it's a new system or something they haven't seen you just really don't know. these are very isolated bases. traditionally, in previous conflicts, it had a high ratio of us spe

in jordan, american forces three times they were attacked again. without mentioning the location of these attacks, patrick ray-derder said: "the attack against american forces continues." last night , the iraqi hezbollah brigades announced that they would suspend attacks against american bases in order to prevent pressure on the government of this country. but if washington attacks the bases of this group, it will respond to it. three american soldiers were killed and more than 40 people were injured in the pe papadi attack on the american base in jordan. the pentagon spokesman said that all the wounded have been taken out of jordan for treatment. in the wake of this attack, washington's establishment more air defense systems were reported in this base located in the northeast of jordan. i will talk about the details of this matter with mr. akbari pouiya. an expert on defense and strategic issues that are the guests of today's world. welcome mr. akbari poya. first , i ask what was the importance of this action of iraqi resistance? why. this site wa

let's get moved from one correspondence rosalyn jordan. she's joining us live from washington, dc, and the questions about when about how the us will respond off to president biden's comments was in the us is not going to say exactly when where or how it's going to respond to the attacks. but it is worth noting that the u. s. president joe biden was very quick to say that this wouldn't be the case . on sunday after the news of the depths of the 3 of us service members was made public. this was all followed very quickly by statement by the us defense secretary repeating jo biden's, our comment that there will be a response from the us in response to the depths of those 3 us service members. this is all of course to maintain the element of surprise. now of course, the big question is going to be, how does the u. s. calibrate it's respond because the bind administration has been very worried about taking any actions that could possibly lead to more conflict across the middle east. we've already seen the strikes against who t targets because o

and jordan did not even get disappointed until the last moment, that concentration was sufficient. in football now, the focus is really one of the right options for the players, the coach, you shouldn't mess it up, you might score two goals in a minute , you might score something. now there are coaches in asian football, they are in the hearts of the nations, and they are first-class coaches, now you see, mancini has come to football. saudi arabia plays with 3 central defenses with three fullback defenses and a modern football it's mysterious that you saw it come. if i'm not mistaken, and i think it will be a very good game, god willing, at least we can enjoy it. let's go to the next game between the host qatar and palestine. i think the surprise of palestine is over . jordan and other teams that somehow surprised kyrgyzstan, these are the teams that could influence the cup. even though they may not have achieved much success recently, for example, palestine was eliminated from this stage, but you can see qatar influencing the cup. the champion of qibla round and they like to own t

the pentagon spokesman said that all the wounded have been taken out of jordan for treatment.g this attack, washington announced the deployment of more air defense systems in this base located in the northeast of jordan. i will discuss the details of this issue with mr. akbari. pooya , an expert on defense and strategic issues that are guests of today's world, mr. akbari pooya, welcome on may 1st i asked what was the significance of this action of the iraqi resistance, why was this base chosen, why was this time period chosen, in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, with greetings to his highness and the discerning viewers of the jahan today program on the khabar network, i would like permission before answering the question of the most high. to have excellent let me give an introduction as to why this happened after the so-called iron sword operation in response to the torfan al-akhsa operation of the islamic jihad and hamas groups from october 7, i.e., the 15th of october, by the united states of america sending uss geraldford bataan uss eisenhower warshi

there around 3000 the american troops based in jordan, the workplace. they are doing what was the got it is the fight against i. so there are still a significant i'm the american troop presence in city a. they were not invited in by the city and government. they are, they are a big claim to protect the, the, the oil rigs, the oil platforms, the oil fields around there. there would always be some concern that the area there essentially illegally under international law, but by to invite and now he's saying that he is going to essentially retaliate at the time and manner of choosing would certainly be of consent for a number of people. not least those to support joe biden, who are worried that this may lead to a wider war in the area, something bite. and then the white house of being keen to avoid it since the start of the war. and guys, and thanks very much and do that. so unofficially talking to us in washington dc. we just got a line coming in from reuters quoting to us officials, a named saying some wounded us military personnel are being medically ev

soldiers killed in jordan >> our condolences to the families of those killed in the attacks and jordansecretary austen will of note, the u.s. army reserve announced earlier today thatderd specialist briona movette have been posthumously been ranked. the medical staff will deteine whether any service members will require transport to the u.s. for further treatment. in terms about final details of the drone attack itself, there are many questions including atd have penetrated the facility air defenses and point of origin and what specific iranian proxy grou command is continuing to look in all important questions and will keep you updated as new information becomes available as we are able to. what we do what we do know is iran backed militias are responsible for these attacks on u.s. forces and we will respond at a time and manner of our choosing. while we don't seek to escalate tensions in the region, we will take necessary. actions to protect our troops and interests. ambassador to the cze minister signed a contract for the purchase of 24f-35 fighter aircraft. the acquisition of these

same for jordan. the majority of jordan's population has the west bank on its border.t has over the decades become home to millions and millions of palestinians. the queen of jordan is palestinian. so that is just to offer a little context. and then finally, you mentioned the schools, and i'm glad you raised that. hamas was controlling the government in gaza. we say that they run the health ministry and they run the schools. you have to understand, and please take my word for it because i'm a reporter who has worked in gaza, the vast majority of people that i have spoken to, and i know a lot of americans question this, but believe me, the vast majority that i've spoken to in gaza belief they would have been better off without hamas. they were not supportive of hamas, that they had no alternative. when we say indoctrinating young people to hate israel, it wasn't that they were hammering them to hate israel. remember, gaza had gone through extreme periods of occupation and blockades. so the conditions were making it so that the palestinian people were resenting israel fo

jordan: anything is reasonable. the underlying message of volatility is we do not know what the future will hold. i think on balance, you are probably looking more towards normalization then towards further rate hikes. all that can change. all that will be dependent on incoming data. one thing we learned from the federal reserve, if you remember the beginning of the inflation cycle, equities were very resilient until the second quarter of 2022. they did not buy that the federal reserve would hike interest rates because that will hurt the economy. sometimes this goes by the fed put. i think they crushed that logic. they will do what it takes to tackle inflation to read the labor market remains strong. these inflationary embers start to make the fire flare up again. then i think you could see the fed. but i think you would need to see a change in the trajectory of the data. the data has pointed towards disinflation, if not mission accomplished, soft landing. sonali: let's get really tactical. you work at a large hedge

is it right there are about 3,000 troops in jordan?ryder: i'll have to come back to you to the total number of forces deployed in jordan. the force that were -- the three soldiers that were killed as we highlighted they were there in of operation inherent resolve. reporter: does that mean they're under o.i.r. authority? general ryder: operating in support of o.i.r. reporter: do they report to the commander of o.i.r.? general ryder: i don't want to get t there supporting o.i.r. the commander can request assistance from those forces. reporter: the last question, and i think sabrina this yesterday and think it was maybe something you were looking at, have there been any new information about any steps that may be taken to protect american forces in the region, like in terms of air defense or new steps to make sure that something like this doesn't happen again. general ryder: for operation security reasons, i'm not going to be able to go into specifics other than to say that u.s. central command, of course, is taking this very seriously an

soldiers in northeast jordan? >> i ran a bears responsibility because it funds these groups that operate in iraq in syria that launch attacks on our service members. >> i understand that, but this attack led to the death of three servicemembers. is iran responsible for the death of these three servicemembers that you just read their names and their families have been notified of their death? >> again, iran certainly bears a responsibility, as they fund these groups that continue to use capabilities that they get from iran. of course, they killed three of our service members. >> can i take just a step back. >> sure. >> and just looking at last week maybe from saturday of last week up until saturday of last week. or sunday, maybe. nine days. the u.s. launched a strike in syria, in iraq, against houthi, inside yemen, with the aim of re-establishing deterrence and degrade the abilities of whether attacking u.s. forces or shipping in the red sea. nonetheless, as throughout those days, what we saw is unprecedented escal

it's in the northern jordan valley. you think life here would be relatively simple and uncomplicated. the palestinians in area c uh that the way that israel treats them is hostile population. it makes them their lives is... difficult as possible, those palestinian bidwan families who live in in almost about 52 communities without any kind of service, israel's focus is on area c. this is the goal, the immediate goal. your headlines on press tv, palestinian officials say the death toll from the relentless israely bombings in the gaza strip is nearly 24,800. the united nations says thousands of palestinians have probably been abducted by israel.

military presence in jordan. explain the significance of the space. >> this is a base on the jordanian side of the jordan, syria border and it is close to iraq. there are 350 army air force and personnel. you can see it is basically a hexagonal shape with security perimeter it has copters around here. there are a lot of storage facilities and good things like this. the protected area is what they wanted to protect, it is right here in the middle. that is the area that impacted with this drone. this also is set up in a way that it could support, logistically, the mission at other bases such as the one in syria which is right across the border. that base is one that is really responsible for a large part of our anti-isis mission and served as a facility to help support the democratic forces when they were fighting in syria itself. >> we have seen in political and national security analyst, david singer from the "new york times". we have been seeing an uptick in these attacks by iran in proxies. we have seen some of

troops in jordan overnights.he attack is also renewing a bipartisan push by lawmakers demanding to know who has the power to authorize the use of military force congress or the president? for more on this fox news senior congressional correspondent chatted program joins us now on the phone. so chad, doesn't the commander-in-chief have the power to authorize use of military force and then has to follow up with an explanation to congress? >> there are two things that control them. one wo will be the second artice of the constitution which the president, commander-in-chief has full military might to at his >> and call up with the other thing to be that war powers resolution of 1973 which gives a president more latitude to commission strikes in retaliation and then report to congress. although some in congress have found that to be a little flimsy over the years. this was put together the shadow of vietnam and that's why some people said what he has basically done is empowered administrations of both parties and cong

i've been assigned to the jordan in the past and to all of our bases they are in northern jordan.here certainly air defenses that were in place and layered systems. i am surprised the drone was able to get through. these were iranian proxies. it is time now for iran to answer to this. so action, strong action must be taken by the u.s. and our allies but u.s. should be in charge of leading the effort. eric: when you say strong action what would you recommend we've talked about what president ronald reagan did back in the 1988. when a mine took out her blasted one of our frigates. ronald reagan took out half the iranian navy is that appropriate or would that be too much of an escalation if the u.s. directly attacked iranian military assets? >> i do not think it is an over escalation. the iranians have been backing all of these attacks against u.s. forces throughout the middle east. the attacks are now passed 158 nearly 160 of those attacks. attacking the proxies is something we should do but we should also look at targets and iran and send a strong message to not only iran but to ou

god descended on christ at the moment when he entered the waters of jordan. the words of the gospel sound, this is my beloved son, on him is my blessing, and the cypress cross is lowered into the waters of the jordan river, and the good news is that the air takes off. times under the brightly lit vaults, literally the day before, russian specialists and installers and restorers of the moscow orchistratiga fund mikhail, they installed a unique illumination of the mosaic dome and brought back to life the century-and-a-half-old ponicodile, huge temple lamps, and darkness will not cover this light even in times of difficult trials. sergey poshkov, alexander ivanyuk, anastasia demyanets, news from the banks of the jordan river. the dprk has tested an underwater nuclear weapon system in the sea of ​​japan, as reported by the korean central news agency, we are talking about a device called heil, that is, a tsunami. let me remind you that phinyang previously described this secret weapon as an underwater drone capable of carrying a nuclear warhead. the detonation of a

forces in jordan.last night killing three americans could spark a much broader war understand tonight there's increasing drone activity over the iraqi capitol of baghdad we are also getting a new statement tonight from an organization's says they're responsible for the drone strike achilles americans we are talking the islamic resistance in iraq. this is an umbrella organization of ironic backed iraqi syria militia this organization releasing a statement saying they are continuing their approach of resisting quote american occupation forces in iraq and the region they directly tie this attack to the ongoing war between israel and hamas inside the gaza strip. analysts have noted this has expanded much beyond that conflict. iran is trying to ignite the middle east in an effort to use the situation on the ground to their own advantage. amid rising regional and economic pressure. we should note we are in a statement from the jordanian think this was a terrorist attack they condemn their working with their

killing of three american soldiers in the attack on the base of this country on the border of syria and jordan, the spokesman of the ministry of foreign affairs pointed out that the iraqi popular resistance groups accepted the responsibility for this attack and said that the muslim nations in their region are independent and act independently. . the resistance groups in the region do not take orders from the islamic republic of iran in their decisions and actions, and the islamic republic of iran does not welcome the development of conflict in the region, but in the decisions of the resistance groups for how to support the palestinian nation or defend itself and the people. their country against any aggression does not interfere with occupation. kanani clarified iran many times about the danger of expanding the scope of conflicts in the region and awaq. he had warned about america's support for the crimes of the zionist regime. the 16th lamp of fajr visual arts festival was lit in tehran museum of contemporary arts. in this festival , nearly 150 works of the great visual arts and graphic desig

so, which is let's go down to our correspondent, rosalind jordan. she's joining us live from washington dc. and the questions was about when about how the us would respond off to president biden's comments. well, essentially what we heard from the us president joe biden on sunday as well as from the defense secretary lloyd austin, is about all that the international community is going to get that the us will respond at a time and place of its choosing anything beyond that basically would spoil the surprise to use the cliche b us is going to have to figure out what would be an effective way of responding to this attack on tower $22.00, where us forces have been housed in northeastern jordan in order to do so with out possibly, in igniting a much broader conflict in the middle east. it is sort of thing, however, that they're going to have to contend with from a political standpoint. because on sunday, we also saw over the folding of republican calls for attacks, not just on the groups or that launched this attack, but on a run itself in order to send

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residents of vladivostok are plunging into the jordan, carved directly into the sea of ​​japan.ice of the amur bay. there is a winter swimming club here. the so-called walruses regularly plunge into the icy water, but today many came here for the first time to observe the epiphany rite. but many people rush to church and services on this night, because for baptism it is important to cleanse themselves spiritually, diving into an ice hole is not a mandatory church tradition. water is collected in the temples. in orthodoxy it is believed that its healing power lasts throughout the year. the feast of baptism or theophany is a remembrance of the gospel event, when christ came to the bank of the jordan river and was baptized by the prophet john the baptist, then the faces of the holy trinity appeared for the first time, the clergy ask parishioners to treat the water piously that night. there are cases when someone mocks water on this holiday. orthodox believers, in irkutsk regions are immersed in lake baikal, in chita, jordan are cut down in lake kenon on the ingada river. vladivosto

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soldiers have been killed in jordan.ow senior producer of the nbc news investigation unit, anna schecter. welcome, i know you are just back from israel. tell us what you know about this hostage release deal. >> cia director burns flew to paris. he, along with the head of the mossad, the israeli intelligence agency, where they're along with qatari prime minister and egyptian intelligence official. really, the players who've come together, who've been working on these deals, to try to secure something between israel and hamas were there. the talks were constructive. but a statement from the prime minister's office also just came out this afternoon saying there is still a gap to bridge. >> absolutely. bill burns, he is the cia director. somewhat curious that he would be the one leading these, as you, said with his massage counterpart. there was the prime minister, i believe, of qatar that was part of that as well. what do you make of that, that it was bill burns to have? this you would think, middle east envoy, secretary of

, and jordan was not even disappointed until the last moment. in football now , the focus is really one of the right options for the players and the coach. now there are coaches in asian football , they are in the hearts of the nations, who are first-class coaches. now see mancini in saudi football , he plays with three central defenses, three full-back defenses and a modern football, a mysterious football that you saw coming. hats off to the korean team, if i'm not mistaken and i think it will be a very good game. god willing , at least we can enjoy it. let's go to the next game between the host qatar and palestine. i think the surprise of palestine is over, but i think that palestine can play alongside tajikistan and jordan. other teams that somehow surprised kyrgyzstan being a team that was able to impress , even though they may not have achieved much success recently, for example, palestine was eliminated from this stage, but they were able to impress the cup. qatar is the champion of the qibla round and they like to own topo. this is not a

its um, it's not only uh cc, i know that uh, the king of jordan. i was waiting to meet with him for a very long time. not all the uh, during this time. yeah. um. i know that uh the saudis were very eager to establish diplomatic relations, but it was even made it clear that uh, we have to forget about putting an ad to do a few patients talking about it, but a scene, it states that he made it even difficult for the solid is to uh, you know, to remind us that they were waiting to talk soon to send you out. a modem that you owe is not letting them anymore in the white house. it took some time for president biden to take his calls. now he lost the support of not only the administration, the jewish community, the democrats, and we have to remind one of us that somebody's very happy about his and this is one, nobody's talking about the iranian support of terrorism. do you run you nuclear program, and is there any well, the where there are huge amounts of reading all dynamics that play here. and but one of them is also the domestic political feeling. a lot

it's in the northern jordan valley. you think life here would be relatively simple and uncomplicated. the palestinians in area see uh that the way that israel treats them is hostile population, it makes them their lives as difficult as possible. those palestinian bidwain families who live in in almost about 52 communities without any kind of service. israel's focus is on now we have a breaking news coming in there moments ago there was an explosion, the syrian capital damascus resulting in what we believe at least five fatalities at a residential building there in the syrian capital carried out by the israeli regime and we believe we have our damascus correspondent that's trying to get to the scene to try to get us updated with respect to what is going on this is a quickly developing story you can see on the bottom of your screen there, five people have been confirmed killed so far, several injured in attack uh reportedly carried out by the israeli regime. joining us is press tv correspondent in damascus, abraham. hello

the king of jordan so that not one palestinian will go into jordan or egypt. same folks -- it is interesting. the same people that say there is a genocide in gaza say that over my dead body will i let one palestinian leave that area and find refuge in neighboring egypt, for example. i don't think the king of jordan cares about it is dominated by hamas. there are alternatives. we need to figure them out. >> so, okay, forget the king of jordan. let me just say as me, as somebody who cares about what happens to the innocent palestinian people, not hamas, but the innocent palestinian people, right now they're in a crisis. you can't end -- do you think you can end unrwa right now? because these people, like, literally, like, are dying of disease and malnutrition and hunger and -- >> yeah, of course, it is not going to end right now. and even the kun countries who suspended funding, there was some congressmen who were upset the state department just sent a ton of money before making that announcement, so unrwa will be fine in the near term. and, of course, no one is

jordan however says that it did not occur its soil, but in syria. the us central command said at least 25 service members were also injured. but in blamed resistance groups both in iraq and in syria for the attack, but there has been no claim of responsibility so far. since october 7, there have been around 160 attacks on us forces in iraq and in syria. most of those have been claimed by regional resistance forces who blamed the us for the israely genocide in gaza. iran has rejected as baseless the accusation that it had role in the deadly attack a us base in jordan, saying this is a plot by parties that have an interest in dragging the us to new conflict in the region. the foreign ministry spokesman said, in his weekly presser, that the plot is hatched by those who seek to cover up their failure by provoking the us to expand the current tensions. nasar khanani said tehran does not welcome any escalation in the region. he added that tehran is not involved with the resistance group's decision making on how to defend themselves. against acts of aggres

jordan and syria. are we expecting any things to expect him to hear any response militarily, from a jordan or syria, which already have so many problems? if there are no delays, you know, jordan has a fragile right and the state really get the attorney and was i think, you know, since this was an attack when i know mary can installation the expectations that the us really retaliate in klein. i wouldn't be surprised if you see a massive attack on some of the 0 ranges supported forces in syria as the primary either tarry gets here. but yes, the fact that you know now the conflict, it's finding its way to the country like jordan douglas trying. it's best to sit on the side line is a game you know, of signaling to everyone that the conflict in gaza is really encompassing the whole region. despite the fact that many of the major players did not want it to be that way, but it seems to be happening. it's becoming a contagious disease in the reach. awesome, nice thing about assessing. we thank you for it. dr.

options and the consequences of with the deadly drone attack in jordan.d in the attack appears to be an iranian one-way attack drone like the ones iran has been providing to russia for its war in ukraine. tonight we are learning the names of the soldiers killed -- sergeant william rivers, specialist breonna moffett, and specialist kennedy sanders. it's the latest in a series of attacks against u.s. forces in the middle east by iranian-backed forces. >> so clearly there is a responsibility that appropriately needs to be laid at the feet of leaders in tehran. >> reporter: president biden is vowing to strike back, but how hard and where was the topic of his national security team meeting today in the white house situation room. >> this attack over the weekend was escalatory. make no mistake about it, and it requires a response. >> reporter: the drone strike on a base known as tower 22 in northeast jordan killed the three americans and wounded more than 40. it was the u.s. military's worst loss of life to enemy action since the fall of afghanistan. pentagon o

three soldiers killed and dozens more injured after a drone attack in jordan. it's a major escalation in the region. we're live with the latest >>> >>>boeing 737 max 9s back in service. the planes are carrying alaska airlines passengers once more. the company's saying it's safe. now hear how travelers feel. >>> a new concern over a.i. misinformation during the 2024 election. what you need to know to spot the fakes. >>> and why did the camel cross the road? because the police officer told it to. see the rescue that unfolded on an indiana highway. >>> the super bowl is set. it will and red and gold showdown in las vegas. the biggest plays from the conference finals, and what to expect from the big game. it's monday, january 29. "early today" starts right now. glad to be with you. i'm frances rivera. we begin with gbreaking news. three u.s. service members were killed in a drone strike on their base in northeast jordan. for the latest, let's go live to claudio lavanga. what do we know about what happened? >> reporter: good morning, frances. the u.s. central comman

officials insist it was in jordan. this was the first time u.s. troops have been killed during the more than three months of assaults by iranian-backed militia groups now more than 160 attacks against bases with americans in iraq and syria since october 17th and just one week ago, multiple u.s. troops were injured when a barrage of ballistic missiles hit al assad air base in iraq secretary of defense lloyd austin released a statement saying he is outraged and deeply saddened the attack targeted a small outpost near the syrian border known as tower 22 according to u.s. officials and the groups there work with and advise the jordanian military, but it also supports the u.s. garrison on the other part of the border with syria. we visited that base five years ago the groups there tasked with keeping isis in check, but the entire area has a much bigger mission, situated along a highway that runs from tehran to baghdad and all of the way to damascus, the troops are cutting off a land bridge to iran to move weapons and fighters into syria. >> back now to

recover soon and of course the attack that happened in jordan is condemned jordan's sovereignty and the cooperation of isis is not something that can be accepted. what we've been warning is that this war has the potential of expanding and spillover in the region and we are seeing this building up unfortunately in the last three months. i hope that nothing will jeopardize the process yet to indefinitely have an impact one way or another it would have an impact on the region of security and we hope that things get continue not to get out of control. >> you said earlier an answer to andrea's question that you're waiting for an answer from hamas to this question of whether they're willing to accept prolonged pause in fighting but not a permanent end of the war, which as i understand, israel is not ready to offer. what if hamas says no? what's plan b here? because the situation as you know better than anyone on the ground in gaza is horrific. >> well i think that, look, david, first of all, putting an end for this war now, it's becoming not only a demand of the people of the region, it's get

that did not work ou so well for jordan either.ference.inst the ohio republicanthe same approach after trump was indicted in georgia again, launching an investigation into fulton county district attorney, fani willis, over what he claimed was collusion with the january six committee. willis dismissed his claims. i'm joined by democratic congressman, steve cohen, from tennessee and house judiciary committee member, congressman, thank you -- what do you think of jim jordan's approach here, what's his game plan, he's always i don't know about the investigation of his investigation. but he keeps doing at? >> it's more of a politician that he is a lawyer. he did go to law school but he never touched the bar. he hasn't practiced law or used what he might have learned in law school. but it's obviously a separation of powers issue with the legislative not having the right to interfere with the judiciary. and especially when you have a situation where you have a congress individual who is so close to trump, trump gaining the presidential me

jordan 11 on and syria is very bleak. the united states was one of the 5th countries to suspend funding, but sees it could be restored depending on the you in pro, into the allegations. certainly we, we've not had the, we haven't had the ability to investigate themselves, but they are highly, highly credible. the same time as you indicated, henri has played and continues to play an absolutely indispensable role in trying to make sure that men, women and children who so desperately need assistance in gaza actually get it. you in is the biggest aid provider in gaza. in addition to food volta and medicine, it's facilities, a sheltering 1400000 people displaced by the financing. like in them and has some of them in the have a food is from one of them. i want to risk from it and that amount is to cut them off for life is from is that i suffer from diabetes and high blood pressure really might have had. why do i get my statement from orthodontist that has come in the way to the pregnant women golden rule clinics to do tests and

jordan votes yes.s are 21. >> the house of representatives find robert hunter biden in contempt of congress for refusal to comply with the subpoena dually issued by this committee. we will move to report to the full house. without objection the motion to reconsider is layed upon the table. pursuant to house rule 11 clause 2 committee members should have the right to file with the committee supplemental additional minority within two days, without objection so ordered. additionally the staff has authorized to make technical and conforming changes to the report, reported to date, subject of approval of the minority without objection so ordered. if there's no further business before the committee without objection, the committee stands adjourned. thank you. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations]

in the shape of a cross, are there any special rules, special rules when diving specifically into jordantes this very seriously, but nevertheless, i think that the person who really wants to receive not just some kind of physical hardening, but also at least to acquire some kind of spiritual meaning, one must do this with prayer, with a request to god that he accept such a feat of his, which, well, in fact, god cannot say that from us he demands everyone, but the person has some kind of disposition. internal, so that he accepts it precisely as evidence of love for god in imitation of the fact that christ once plunged into the warm waters of the jordan river, now a person is ready, and even in our cold conditions, well, you must agree, this is even this is a little bit of a dinner of sorts, yes, that is, to put on something like this, i mean, yes, you can talk about it, such a mental cleansing at least on this day, no, for everyone it’s different, well, still, as i understand it , the most important meaning... you have already said, yes, that you need to set yourself some good goals with