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towards that warship and uss kearney shot down those drones in defense. mike. thanks. bring in nathan sails and former ambassador at large and counter terrorism. >> thanks, mike. mike: these drones shot down by the uss kearney, self-defense? your thought s? >> iran is behind everyone we're seeing in terms of attacks directed on u.s. forces and iranian proxies attack american forces in syria and iraq and now in yemen and they'll continue doing it till woe make them stop and heard from the u.s. secretary of defense tough talk and time to see action match the words. there's a couple of things the administration needs to do. one, instead of blowing up empty munitions depots in the desert in the middle of the night, you have to take action and take strikes against the people responsible for these attacks. that doesn't just mean the proxies, butt iranian puppet masters and the ones pulling the strings. the second thing with respect to the houthis in particular, what else do they need to do for us to designate them as a terrorist organization? that's actually so

colonel brendan kearney. _ to that one. colonel brendan kearney, thank _ to that one.el brendan kearney, thank you very - to that one. colonel brendan l kearney, thank you very much to that one. colonel brendan - kearney, thank you very much again forjoining us on newsday, wishing you a very happy new year as your city welcomes the new year. eight hours. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. two british skiiers who died in an avalanche in the french alps on thursday have been named. they were 22—year—old archie vokes, and his mother kate vokes, who was 54, from manchester. they lost their lives when an avalanche swept through an off—piste section of the saint—gervais resort near mont blanc. in a statement, the family said they are �*beyond heartbroken�*. a crackdown on xl bully dogs has come into force in england and wales. it means owners must follow strict rules on how they are handled in public, including keeping them muzzled and on a lead. it comes ahead of a ban in february when it will be a criminal offence to own an xl bully dog in england and wa

retired colonel brendan kearney.ted nations says an estimated 150,00 palestinians an estimated 150,000 palestinians are being forced to flee areas of central gaza, as israeli forces advance on refugee camps there. an israeli air strike is reported to have killed 20 displaced people in rafah — a town that many people have fled to in recent days. talks to stop the fighting are reported to have restarted in egypt, though there's no indication of progress. 0ur middle east correspondent yolande knell has sent this report, which does contain distressing images. gathering in disbelief at the scene of another israeli strike. this is rafah, crowded with displaced gazans. last night, the scenes here were frantic, with 20 people killed including children. 0thers somehow making it out alive. amid all this suffering, ordinary palestinians ask when the war will stop. "the situation has gone beyond all limits," says samad. "we're asking the world to protect us and stop the aggression. we're helpless." 0ngoing fighting means little

kearney" based in the red sea now, and in response to several missile attacks targeting the commercial vessels. three in total of four separate attacks throughout the day yesterday. and what we are told is that the "u.s.s. kearney" responded to distress missiles by the ship, and when they saw this, they saw that some of the missiles resulted in damage. one of them that hit a cargo ship was a ballistic missile. it could have caused casualties, but it did not. the houthi missiles also launched drones as and the general ordered to shoot them down, and clearly escalating and that is where the maritime security have jeopardized tand they said they are looking at all of the responses options here. and they have responded to the groups in the past, but it has not deterred groups to carry out strikes on u.s., allied coalition part thers in the region today. >> a lot of very dangerous activity in the red scene. >> joining us is the cnn analyst, and commander general. this and considering all option, and pointing the figure right at roun, and was that the sfn and putting it in the red sea, becau

joining us tonight, retired marine colonel brenday kearney. good evening.ael says it has all but completed its military objectives in the north of gaza and is proceeding "aggresively" with ground operations in the south. the idf has again urged people to evacuate from areas they're targeting. around 170,000 people in khan younis have been warned to leave for their safety, but a spokesman for the un children's charity, unicef, says there's nowhere safe for people to go. and just a few hours ago, there were reports by the hamas—run health ministry that 30 people had been killed at two schools where people were sheltering, including children. our diplomatic correspondent paul adams is injerusalem tonight. can we talk about operations on the ground first of all, paul? i have seen a variety of maps today. what new information at the idf giving to palestinians on the ground? the? new information at the idf giving to palestinians on the ground? they are basically saying _ palestinians on the ground? they are basically saying that _ palestinians on the ground? they

so today after practice, kearney was actually unfairly his assessment of the candidates see between he and mccaffrey will be at phone with the question and gave his answer. take a listen. >> you know, i think he's the reason why, like are our pass game and and our play action pass. not kind of stuff open up because, you know, he's sort of sets a standard with the run game and when we do pass the ball, he's there in our play and he catches the ball. he makes guys miss. you can go up against safeties and linebackers and, you know, make them miss and stuff in the pass game. they scored touchdowns. the stats are crazy. so he's definitely a value player. and i think the most valued player. >> value players. always nice. they have your teammates rooting for you in the background. but i think he's rooting for us. so funny goes home a little bit. it was always a quarterback. it winds exactly exactly is very rare to a running back. and i don't know that we'll see when this year. but, >> you know, frat party deserves a he's kept those guys upload. he's definitely prove the doubters wrong. so if

brendan kearney is a retired colonel with the us marine corps.gave me his assessment of president biden�*s comments. i think the president is justifiably frustrated with congress. they went on their christmas break without passing that legislation that zelensky had made a trip to washington, dc to try to obtain. so he's frustrated. he wants to send a message of support and that it's unwavering support for ukraine, and i think he's hopeful that when congress gets back from its recess that this will be the number—one priority on their agenda. and how likely is it that congress will listen and then take action after these words and these actions by russia? well, you know, that's hard to predict. there's more support in congress for ukraine than is being discussed right now. what the republicans and some democrats quietly are doing is they're trying to force the president's hand by linking the funding legislation to what's going on in the southern border, which is an absolute disaster for the united states, with this completely unhindered flow of imm

earlier, we spoke to colonel brendan kearney, retired us marine, after 31 years in us marine corps.ld me is the significance of this strike. i think it is very significant. what this does to the russian navy, to the black sea fleet, is, again, they are becoming the victims of really innovative use of the ukrainian military. in this particular case, it has been reported it was an air strike with missiles launched from aircraft against a ship in an otherwise protected port. and these ships are critical to the russians ability to resupply or to move troops completely unhindered throughout crimea, and possibly out of crimea, if it ever came down to that, so this is a big deal. according to uk defence minister, 20% of russian black sea fleet has been destroyed in the last four months, so in your view of order russian capabilities in the black sea now? and i guess when ukraine does not have its fleet, how has it been so successful in its sea operations? to the last part of your question first, you're right. there is no ukrainian fleet, so what they have been able do is provide intelligenc

colonel brendan kearney is a military expert and former us marines chief of staff in europe.e the standoff is a gift to russia. i don't think putin really cares who will use it internally in russia, try to highlight the divisiveness between ukraine and the united states, and implicitly western europe. but he's got bigger fish to fry in terms of trying to keep the military operation ongoing in ukraine. haw to keep the military operation ongoing in ukraine.— ongoing in ukraine. now $60 billion is a _ ongoing in ukraine. now $60 billion is a lot _ ongoing in ukraine. now $60 billion is a lot of _ ongoing in ukraine. now $60 billion is a lot of money. - ongoing in ukraine. now $60 billion is a lot of money. i - billion is a lot of money. i guess another question is, will it be enough?— it be enough? you know, it's hard to say- _ it be enough? you know, it's hard to say. i'll— it be enough? you know, it's hard to say. i'll answer- it be enough? you know, it's hard to say. i'll answer the i hard to say. i'll answer the last part of your question first. it's hard to say how much eff

colonel brendan kearney is a military expert and former us marines chief of staff in europe.believe the standoff is a gift to russia. i don't think putin really cares who will use it internally in russia, to try to highlight the divisiveness between ukraine and the united states, and implicitly western europe. but he's got bigger fish to fry in terms of trying to keep the military operation ongoing in ukraine. now $60 billion is a lot of money. in your view, will president zelenskyy be able to get it? i guess another question is, will it be enough? you know, it's hard to say. i'll answer the last part of your question first. it's hard to say how much effort is going to be enough, because that will depend on how long this conflict continues on. i think zelenskyy is going to get the money. i don't think he's obviously not getting it today. he's not going home with a check in his pocket. i think it's going to end up giving out to him incrementally and i think the thing is, this is not $60 billion simply handed over. this is weapons, this is communications gear, this is fuel. it

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the uss kearney responding to the ship's distress call. over the past two months, houthi forces have been involved in a number of attacks along the red sea, hijacking, drones, missile attacks on commercial ships. it's adding up to a lot of ships rerouting, taking longer to get where they're going to go. these attacks are taking a toll on the world because 90% of the world's commerce moves by ship, 10% through the suez canal every day. never mind things like oil and electrified natural gas going through that passageway every second. today natural gas spiking. we're going to have much more on these attacks in just a moment. i want to begin with will ripley. you were in southern israel just a few miles from gaza and what did you see? >> you know, erin, we were working most of the day within a stone's throw of the fence that divides israel and gaza and you did not need a map to know when we were getting close to gaza because there was a massive spoke plume that was rising up from that embattled area and, in fact, every few minutes, as we were

uss kearney shot down -- uss carney shot down drones in the red sea and at least 75 times u.s. troops in positions have been attacked since october 17 and national security adviser jake sullivan says the u.s. is discussing ways on how to respond. >> we have every reason to believe that these attacks while they were launched by the houthis in yemen were fully enabled by iran. we have seen this unfold over the course of the day yesterday, we are taking this time to consult with allies and partners because we believe this is not just an issue for the united states. these ships are -- were not u.s. commercial ships but from a variety of nation and we'll take the time to build a consultation and build a response that involves as much buy in from as many countries as possible. reporter: they're talking with allies as it seemed iranian-backed proxies are still attacking u.s. troops in the area and going after international ships in the red sea. larry. larry: thanks very much, edward lawrence, we appreciate it. iranian-backed terrorists continue to hit u.s. military assets, most recent

you can hear the artillery in the distance of the southern border between israel and gaza and uss kearneyirporting in the red sea, in october, that similar destroyer shot a savoy of missiles down headed towards israel. the north and lebanese militant group hezbollah continues to target israeli territory. stuart. stuart: trey, thank you very much indeed. brin in morgan ortegas on this developing story. morgan, is the war spreading and now in the red sea for heaven's sake. >> well, i would argue it's been spreading for three years not just since october 7. if you look at backdrop of what happened and not just in the weekend multiple ships targeted and flags from many countries around the world and united states navy responded to distress signal and intercepted antiship ballistic miss and will this is something we all need to not gloss over and really take to heart the houthis, which are a terrorist group operating out of yemen similar to hamas, they're funded, trained, equipped by the iranian regime and and ballistic missiles and this is not a drone and unsophisticated weapon and u.s. navy

iconic american owned company by a foreign entity, even one by close ally, appears to deserve serious kearney based on its potential impact on national security and supply chain reliability. >> u.s. steel was once the most valuable company in the world. this week it agreed to sell itself to japan's largest steel maker in a multi million dollar deal that triggered backlash from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle and from the steel workers themselves. >> there is lots of concerns for us, for the sustainability of our current workforce, and their employment security, and obviously the pensions and their retirement health care of our retirees. besides the white houses security on the national security and domestic supply chain issues, we are certainly concerned about the whole deal. >> with us now is cnn economic commentator, lodging post commentator, catherine rambo. catherine, what are the concerns about? obviously this is a foreign company coming in, trying to buy u.s. steel, which comes with a lot of warm fuzzies in the united states. it has existed at a major american institution for so ma

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new this morning, the uss kearney has shot down at least 14 unmanned aerial systems launched from the houthi controlled areas of yemen. u.s. central command says there was no damage to the ship and no injuries were reported. we want to take you now to a live look from the gaza skyline this morning, but it is now in the evening there. the israel defense forces has opened a probe after admitting they mistakenly killed three israeli hostages in gaza. it's currently just past six there at night, according to israeli authorities, the hostages had either escaped from or were abandoned by hamas fighters. officials say the three men had been waving a white flag and were shirtless when they were killed. they reportedly thought the men posed a threat, so they were shot. >> it is something that, sadly, can be expected of such a chaotic battlefield where the enemy constantly and systematically uses civilian clothing while they are fighting, and i think that is one of the root causes to why this mistake happened. >> it was not known they were hostages until their bodies were taken back to israel.

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