kimberly, who lived almost two hours away raced to the house. >> i said kevin, what happened?dy shot him. and i just started sobbing, and i started to go down to my knees in the road. >> investigator randy boland was assigned to talk to her. >> she is crying. very, very emotional. so, i immediately go and speak to her, but i give her some moments. >> but in the investigators eyes, kimberly quickly went from grieving girlfriend to potential suspect. he asked for her phone. >> i said, okay, is there a reason why? i was kind of shocked. >> it turns out that keith had asked kimberly to join him at the educators conference that weekend. she said they'd never finalized the plan, but she had been mad at him for not returning her calls. >> she gets very upset in her text messages back. like i can't believe you are not talking to me. half violent. like, why are you not calling me? >> flaming stuff, right? >> yes. >> and something else, in keith's bedroom upstairs, crime scene analysts noticed this picture frame. it was toppled over and taken apart on the bookcase. whatever picture had

. >> reporter: 35-year-old kimberly feels like time is running out.nd every day that goes by, her frustration only grows. do you feel like there is a sense of urgency around this moment? >> yeah. you know, as you feel like there is a sense of urgency, not just for me, but for numerous other women. >> reporter: in a perfect world, kimberly should be just a few hours away from her fourth and final attempt at ivf, her last chance to get pregnant, but she is not after a number of fertility clinics in alabama all canceled procedures. do you feel like you are missing your final opportunity to possibly expand your family? >> yeah. i will fight for this embryo. this embryo is coming home to us one way or another, whether it's here or it's somewhere else. i will do whatever i have to get this embryo. >> reporter: she is just one of potentially hundreds, even thousands of alabama women desperate for answers after the state supreme court issued an unprecedented ruling that frozen embryos are considered children. >> i definitely think that this ruling is a slap i

kimberly thank you very much. in the coming hours as you work your sources, if you find out anything more about this, about the thinking within the white house on this event and, and what impact it may or may not have on c, spy or talks will be interested in a thing. you can report, thank you very much. i are still ahead on alice's 0 palestinians living in rural areas of the occupied west bank, say a tax bodies. really settlers have increased since the war on gaza began will be back after a short break. the the brought to you by visit capital. hello winter hasn't quite done with us yet. it's across the japan and across the korean peninsula we are moving into major logical spring. but so we have got some snow in the full costs. every flight pressure that is swelling away, that's just nothing gets way further. east was glancing the fall south of japan, fairly getting that wet. and when the wind fee mix or heavy wet snow coming in for a time, because know the pos of japan before moving out into the open more his but

you're on with kimberly crenshaw. caller: yes, good morning. agree about certain things but one of the things i disagree with is the arrest of some these black women who are suspect -- were with suspected criminals. as a foundational black american myself, i grew up in the 80's and 90's and there was a huge crack egg -- crack epidemic in black communities. when i was in an hbcu campus, that's historically black colleges and universities, there was a lot of drug dealers coming on campus. they were dating a lot of the women that were in the university at the time. this was huge in the 80's and 90's. a lot of black women, we had one in particular who was famous and she was very emblematic of this era. her name was kimberly smith. she went to hampton university. she was dating a drug dealer and came from -- president clinton gave her a pardon. she came from a very prestigious family and she was dating a drug dealer. host: can you get to the question? guest: the question is., caller: how can the actual perception that some of these things are just f

kimberly anything new from your end. what are you hearing of the we've not heard anything here at the white house. the president isn't here right now. he is in silver or rather in delaware, and this comes on the heels of the president participating in a dignified transfer for the 3 americans that were killed at uh earlier in the week on sunday. of course that prompted a response by the united states. what we know, of course, is that 3 americans were killed as a result of strikes on that outposts in jordan. and we know that the us president said on sunday, the statement of the, of the feeling of the american public was that their hearts were heavy. and that this would require a response of the time and place of the us commander and she's choosing. and so why would presume that to given the statements that we have heard all week, whether be from the us president or from his national security council spokesperson, john kirby, or even the secretary of defense, lloyd austin, that this would be 8 here, a response, one that cou

kimberly, how could you tell us more about president biden? kimberly it how much pressure he was under to show that he was doing something about the attack that took place on sunday that resulted in the killing of 3 soldiers in jordan with us president has been under enormous pressure ever since this attack took place on sunday not just on capitol hill, but also from the american public. you have to remember the timing of this. the us president participated in what's known as a transfer, a dignified transfer. that is where he was at the dover air force base earlier a few hours ago where the coffins of the 3 soldiers that were killed were flagged. right. that was a very solemn ceremony. he was present with the family members after speaking to them earlier in the week and hearing just how upset they were, obviously to lose their loved ones in this attack. the so the president not only had to hear those emotional stories, but he also had to hear the criticisms of some of the more hawkish members of the republican party on capitol hill saying that

kimberly, how could the white house correspondent, thank you. now the escalating tensions in the middle east come as political stakes rise in the us. as kimberly mentioned james base hospital from the united nations headquarters in new york. the one, the senior official that i spoke to from one party big country said you've got to really look at everything that you're seeing right now of through 2 different lenses. one lens is clearly what's going on in the region and what president biden is doing. and response to events in the region a but also the other lens is present by this political latins because of course, this is a us election. yeah. and he needs to look strong. it needs to look tough at the same time. he doesn't want to look as though he's leading the us into another war in the middle east. so i think you have to look through those 2 lenses. this particular figure said to me, in terms of all the diplomacy is going on in the region, including the diplomacy with regard to the war and garza. and if the conflict was to stop the idea that p

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kimberly help it l g 0. the white house, the hearing is a senior fellow at the atlanta councils, your racist center. you are joining us live on skype from washington, d. c. thank you, melinda for being with us this hour. i'd like you to shed some light on really the significance of the sanctions. hundreds of sanctions more than $500.00. it sounds impressive. how much bites do you expect them to have? so i think there's more noise but an actual impact. unfortunately, you have to remember that timing, president biden is responding to the death of alex state devali, the opposition leader in russia and the 2nd anniversary of the war. so the pack, the package of sanctions that they and bill today are good. they tighten things up, but the areas where i would have to really get through the attic, they did not really touched very much such as what so look, i think the summaries is good, but nothing bad. they didn't touch russians, sovereign assets. and they also didn't really take note very much on 3rd party innovat

and also kimberly eye blinking dos . go on from consul to israel. he has faced uh no sort of criticism from some of the far right. members of the cabinet. actually, i'm afraid. kimberly, we are going to now cross over to the press conference here in the us section of state on the guitar. a foreign minister of both about to speak less listening to that conference. it's a lot of going on for him. so they come up with a lot of the me often you'll meet in the onset. i would like to welcome my colleague, mister on to blinking us chris tree of state to go house on the data system. and we had a series of meetings over the past few weeks and no one in washington today in doha. first off, i would like to to brief hour to meet the staff that we have received the response from her mouth about the general framework of the government. of a comparative is a dealer that responds have some comments on the framework. however, in general, we can what we could say, it's a positive. however, due to the sensitivity of this stage, we can delve into detail as such. our re

kimberly how could reporting from the white house. so in a goals, government has bound to protest against the postponement of this month. presidential election, mobile internet has also been suspended. 3 people have been killed after days of unrest. civil society groups and rights. organizations accuse security forces of brutality. nicholas hawk reports from de carr. enough is a sending of these hip hop collective denouncing in their latest clip with the press in their country, count lucky cell, crushing the poor complicit with the justice system, repressing democracy favoring a talk receive lyrics from rapper foot team. she says she's giving a voice to the voiceless. my fight is not to bring my key style down. i'm on the side of the people to carry their voices. the people are on wells, the people are suffering. this is that a revolt or a music is a weapon to shake the government to the students, a street vendor, and a 16 year old boy all killed during nationwide demonstrations. on friday after solid announced a 9 months delay to the

kimberly, i will see administration saying about the strikes in yemen. yeah, what we know about them is that in the 2nd wave, there have been 36 who the targets that have been hit in 13 different locations. and like the 1st wave that we saw on friday in this is really focusing on trying to degrade. and the stabilize in terms of trying to launch any other attacks against us interests and that of international interest in the regions. so what we understand is these were targets that were, for example, weapon storage missile systems and launchers, air defense systems, as well as radar systems. they rely from what we're just that are not only ships, but also fighter jets. and we understand that also that these were due to and selected because they were deemed to be connected in some way to what the united states says. we're unrelenting attacks against the united states and us or international interest in the region. of course that could be the full out continues from those us strikes in iraq and syria over the past 24 hours. and it has to be said, i suppose

kimberly how kids live for us. that at the white house, the us defend secretary lloyd austin meanwhile says on the coast behind a tax on us spaces in the lease will be held accountable. austin said this was a dangerous moment in the region and that the us would work for void or why the conflict. the american soldiers were killed in a joan attack on a us space in jordan on sunday. this particular attack was egregious and that it was, you know, the attack was on the sleeping area of one of, of, of our base and, and again, uh, we have, uh, we've kotob hezbollah and, and other elements continue to, to attack our troops. uh and uh, and again, i think at this point uh we, we should, uh, it's time to take away even more capabilities than we taking in the past. and in terms of the use of term escalation, we've not described what are what our response is going to be. but we look to hold the people that are responsible for this accountable. and we also look to make sure that we continue to wake, take away capability from the

okay, kimberly how good reporting there from washington. thank you very much. kimberly still ahead on al jazeera in chad, an opposition politician is killed during an army assault on his parties, headquarters, and macapp. those are meeting the the landlords day in the race for the president's watch. they will see millions votes across the 15 states as super tuesday looks set to move joe biden. and donald trump a step closer to a re match. stay with alger 0, so continue to cover it should be us elections 2020 because of the war. and you praise, run deep, but the devastation of the countries precious eco systems may take the longest to heat the people and power documents the environmental impacts of the fight to, and follows ukrainian war prize investigators as they collect evidence of what they described as eco site ukraine ground 0 on the jersey to a unique perspective. the place himself told the palestinians to go to on heard voices to humor. i tried to highlight the absurdities inconsistency, even upon proceed. landscape connect with our community and tap int

kimberly, how could alj a 0? the white house, a load of the y head has moved from the rocky capital baghdad. the us is twice have targeting locations in the lucky the district of i'll call him near the border with the city, according to the, to us and you're lucky minutes. resources among the areas hit and munition depot and other locations that have been used in launching it drones and missiles by a the stomach resistance groups and targeting us and coalition forces minutes. the facilities in iraq and city data strikes have a good a. the actions in iraq, the spokesman of iraq's ottoman the forces, has issued a statement here, considering data strikes, a violation of iraq sovereignty and undermining it locks it, but it still maintains stability in the region according to the statement is like so. it could also drag your watch it and that agent into more instability, the it at some other sources with the popular mobilization forces. and also with. busy one aligned ottoman group submitted to the commanders, would t

what have you been here and kimberly what? spite and been saying yeah, well with regard to the issue of those ongoing talks to try and get some sort of temporary cease fire to get the release of tasked of the us president se. but he has had near daily conversations with is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu, implying that they have been roughly 60 minutes in length. each conversation as the us president says that in order to get those captives released, captives, he says, are not only of is really nationality. but also us nationally that there needs to be a temporary cease fire, and then he is helpful that that can be done. he says that he believes that this is a deal that is being negotiated as we speak something that we know has been going on for a number of weeks and he believes that it is very close to being worked on in to completion. he also is asked about the concentration of palestinians who have been displaced along the border with egypt in rafa. and the concern that israel has been mounting aggressive campaigns

how good kimberly. what are you hearing about the mesa strikes in yemen? so yeah, what we're hearing is, according to the us central command or sent. com as it's often referred to, is the 2nd wave of strikes this time in yemen. following friday strikes in syria and iraq are targeting is 36 different who see targets 13 different locations. what we understand is, in order to continue this campaign of disabling and degrading what the us says are running back to militia groups that have been targeting us and international interest. what they have been going after, weapon storage facilities, missile systems, and lodgers air defense systems. as well as radar systems. now we understand that the strikes were lodged from 2 different types of vehicles if you will, the 1st being ships as well as fighter jets. now we're also told that the targets were deliberately selected. they were selected based on the fact that they had in some way been linked to what the united states and its allies say were unrelenting attack

kimberly, help me start with you.ow malleable are these plans for phase two or three or whatever comes next from the u.s. based upon the retaliation that is expected from these iran-backed groups? >> from the briefing we got from senior administration officials last night, they are reserving the right to strike when they see a target. that's what it sounded like to me. and this is, in a sense, a creeping widening war. we have the coalition in the south ready to hit any of the houthi targets that attack u.s. and international shipping in that area, and now we've got basically the safeties off throughout the syria and iraq area, putting any iranian-backed group on notice that if the u.s. sees them preparing for any sort of a strike, they might hit back. so while it's not war with iran, the fact that the white house decided to say publicly we went after iranian quds force targets, that is widening this war. >> colonel, five days between that attack in jordan that killed three u.s. service members and the response we saw

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kimberly. as a recent survey by the associated press and the n o r c has revealed it half of us adult si. israel's war on gaza as overly aggressive approval for president biden's . handling of the war has dropped a 31 percent that was compared to 34 percent in november last year. 6 out of 10 democrats are dissatisfied with biden's approach. the war, especially young and non white democrats, and israel's military actions in gaza are also unpopular among both republicans and independents. that's a significant change from 3 months ago. joining us, we'll have to discuss this from washington. dc is zayna as while we hutchison director of development and expansion for the american arab anti discrimination committee said that it's good to talk to you. um i want to take the take the temperature with you. we've spoken before. what is the mood right now in the public discourse beyond these poles on how people feel about the way biden's handling israel's foreign gaza? a look, i mean things have not change

kimberly, thank you very much for that. kimberly how it gets live at the white house. well, let's discuss this letter for the now with barbara bunder vote who's a former dutch different motto, served in a countries mission in ramallah. she resigned in 2022 in protests that the dutch governments policy on israel and palestine. and she's joining us from laden in the netherlands. thank you so much better for being with us on alger 0. so these active civil 7 signed this letter anonymously. because if year retribution for defend, you have decided to speak on their behalf. um tell us 1st why and how this letter came about, how it was coordinated? um and yeah, well the reason that they are not speaking to the press, i think is bartholomew's. um because they're not. i mean they, they basically share for that position. so this is a topic that's already very difficult to discuss. we've been on situations, but the civil servants then additional minutes. i've noticed that on this topic. yeah, decision making is under high school pressure. so that's why, but there is based on their

kimberly. kimberly how get our white house correspondent in washington there. let's now discuss this further with craig marie, who's a former british ambassador, and a former reg to at the university of dandy who joins us from germany. thank you for your time. so 800 officials openly criticizing the government and coordinating in this criticism, how significant is this rest, your thoughts about this? and what do you think is the extent of this send among civil sevens in europe and in the us today? once it gets extremely significant, and then the reason it is significant, this, the 1st of us think of the language of the method of making land that they think policy is up to the bell. and secondly, the co ordination involved and then look at these uh, uh, a visual style. um 10 is that the countries um, 15 major western countries and they've coordinated together to produce this. the homeless suddenly means that they called in they took together using the official called the nation networks in which they meet transatlantic security committees, very likely made to th

kimberly, how could the with alexis, for us from the white house. thank you very much. kimberly. let's not bringing mullin. bizarre i was, was there a senior political analyst who joins us from the moment? let's just start with the big question that everyone's wondering. we're talking about how much has been can actually likely to get out of his trip to isabella and out of nice. and you all here, tomorrow it well, it all depends on how much leverage that he wants to use. if he's going to sound like you sound it tonight, then it doesn't board one. because you set up and you're sound it either he's a jetlag or he's not really serious about placing america's strategic wait, where it needs to be placed squarely on the government because it seems everyone else he is meeting. i'm not meeting meaning come us on board to and the war and the aggression and 3 because you it is only there not any all government that there is an obstacle. it is that the government that the by that the registration has supported or heartedly financially made it certainly diplomatically and otherwise. that's w

kimberly healthcare reporting from washington d. c. thank you. to the south korean government has issued a back to work order for the thousands of young doctors who have a band in their posts in protest against medical reform plans. they have until thursday to end their walk out or face a possible suspension. and even cancellation of their medical license, eunice came reports from so these junior doctor is have been on strike for the past 10 days. for the south korean government patients appears to have run out. it has issued an ultimatum to more than 9000 striking doctors clock back in or face a 3 month suspension of their medical licenses. and possibly a police investigation well known today is the last day of waiting for the correct judgment and decision from trying. the doctors, setting and desperate patients are in limbo, awaiting the surgeries and severely ill patients who need urgent treatment or struggling to find a hospital that will take them cool. with no meaningful solution inside the government is repairing contingency measures, incl

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there was white house correspondent, kimberly healthcare triples. a us president joe biden was kept abreast of the military strikes, not only during, but prior to them taking place, according to national security council spokesperson, john kirby and the top general at the pentagon. the strikes took place over the course of 30 minutes. there were 4 locations that were struck inside syria, 3 inside iraq, $85.00 targets in total. now we're told that the targets were selected based on clear and irrefutable evidence that these sites were connected to attacks on us personnel. however, we asked for a if there would be any evidence provided. they were telling the reporters that this is an ongoing military operation and therefore that evidence would not be provided. however, the military is effort going to be as transparent as possible. still what we know is that the military says that they selected these targets based on minimizing civilian casualties. but in terms of just how many may have been wounded or killed on the ground, a battle ground assessment ha

a white house correspondent, kimberly healthcare doesn't washington dc with more the following a 2nd wave of attacks this time on who's the targets by the united states, along with its allies, the united kingdom, the us central command or said com as it's known, did confirm that there were 36 who the targets that were struck. there were 13 locations in total. what we know is that the goal was to disable, as well as degrade the a ron back. malicious ability to strike us interest in the region. well, we understand is that weapons facilities were targeted along with missile systems and launchers as well. air defense systems and radar. now we know the strikes were large from both ships as well as fighter jets. and these targets were selected because we are told they were responsible for unrelenting attacks against the us interest, as well as international interest in the region. now the defense secretary lloyd austin did issue a statement following this. second day of strikes by the united states in it, he says this collective action sends a message to the who sees they will there furthe

in fact, the us saying it is not looking for direct confrontation with the ron kimberly health it, elda 0. washington to israel is continuing its attacks and south and gaza. at least 26 palestinians have been killed in 2 is drugs. terracon blizzard has more now from rough. today where you have been clearly a c dot to the user, the forces had been widely attacking the eastern areas of rough life, especially in a cell i'm neighborhood. that is one of the areas that is also a jason to the city of han, eunice till now the ongoing, the bottom. it did not stop in the city or rough uh, has the sound of these really surveillance of drugs and 5 digits could be clearly overhead a midnight where a ton of citizens are completely right now, taking shelter in the max, the mass filters in the mice and the mass makes shift areas that they have been living inside and bomb it also have calling you to city had been going on within the past few hours where they have targeted. the facility of the european hospital were an impulse, palestinians being injured and killed in that strike and different department

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still, everyone i am kimberly ellis. i'm the director for the san francisco department on the status of women. i want to welcome you all today to our press conference to both commemorate what would have been the 51st anniversary of roe v wade and to commemorate the one year anniversary of the san francisco bay area abortion rights coalition. welcome i'm. we are going to get started with our program. but first, i'd like to recognize the notables who have joined us, as well as representatives from various elected official offices. we have with us today. representatives from um, uh, the office of supervisor catherine stefani from the office of supervisor, myrna melgar, the office of supervisor, charmaine walton, and the office of supervisor rafael mandelman with us today. we also have shannon hovis, who is the president and ceo of reproductive freedom for all. we also have heidi sieck from vote pro-choice. and we also have san francisco commissioner diane jones. lowry here with us today. i will likely, um, add to this list

kimberly: valoramos mucho lo que estÁ diciendo.Én tiene algo muy bonito. sÉ que como latinos, en el caso de karla siempre la nombro y llora. su abuela para ella es importante. la figura de mi abuelo tambiÉn. para el personaje el abuelo estÁ. tu abuelo marcÓ la vida. emanuel: claro. lo hace nada mÁs que eric del castillo. a emanuel tambiÉn lo lleva con recuerdos con mis abuelos en paz descanse. tambiÉn con mi familia. sÍ es una novela familiar. trabajar con Él en escena es una cosa preciosa y con todo el elenco. kimberly: un gran elenco. raÚl: y se divierten en los foros. [risas] estÁn nuestras cÁmaras. es como si fuera mÁs de un programa. kimberly: algo que tenÍa este proyecto es que nos hemos hecho muy familia. la pasamos muy bien. nos vemos de lunes a sÁbado y el domingo asado en caso de alguien. muy bueno. karla: nos encanta tenerlos. nos alegra mucho el Éxito y que sigan asÍ echando muchas ganas. emanuel: gracias por todo el apoyo y el pÚblico en su casa nos pueden acompaÑar. rÚl: esta noche por univisiÓn. no se lo pueden perde

bullwork writer, tim miller, former adviser to jeb bush, and kimberly atkins store.rt gibbs, you've run successful campaigns. how can this white house turn around the public perception about the economy? because even larry kudlow admits that politics aside, this is a great report. >> jobs numbers are good. stock market has been good. inflation is coming down. i think it's going to take a while for people to feel that. prices have come down from a high a year and a half ago. i think there's a lot of people who still feel like they're paying too much for things. i would point to a number in this poll that shows the number of people pessimistic about the economy has dropped. a 14-point drop since that november poll that steve was talking about of people who think the economy's going to get worse. 16 points if you go back to the poll in july. so i think there's the beginnings of that economic turn around. i think the president though has to take the fight to trump on the economy. talk about what president biden is for and talk about what former president trump has. >> i

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kimberly how it gets has more from the white house . speaking from the roosevelt room of the white house, us president joe biden said his team is working to get a framework deal in place to get a pause in israel's war on gaza. and he says he is hopeful a framework deal is in place that would allow for humanitarian aid to get in an infrastructure to be built. and unlike the pause that took place in november, that was just one week long. he is hopeful that this could be an extended pause to last at least 6 weeks. first of all, i've had extensive conversations with the prime minister of israel over the last 7 days, almost an hour each. and i've made the case, i feel very strongly about that there has to be a, a temporary cease fire to get the prisoners out to get policies is out. and that is underway. i'm still hopeful that correct can be done. and in the meantime, i don't anticipate i'm hoping that that the israel is, will not make any mass of land and vision in the meantime. but it's unclear if the is really prime minister is listening t

kimberly, how could al jazeera, the white house, the memorial sit up just on to the death of russian opposition. politician that makes, you know, vonny was announced had been destroyed and several of russian cities. and more than 100 people have been to times of this video shows a group of i'm identified paper removing flowers and full view of police and most good morning as headlight flowers at the monuments, the victims of repression. early in the day, the world leaders have been planning, rushes, president for the opposition laid his death at a penal colony in the arctic region. for more on this, we're going to go now to daniel hol, can so as live in most go for us. and daniel, as we mentioned that 100 anti government protest as a risk of this, they've been any explanation as to why, as well as riding the way to all the announcements, all in the valley as best people began a gathering at the money, months of historical but it's the repression in russia to pay that respect, slave flowers and candles. in some cities. we've seen police stand by and allow people to do that, pay their

kimberly help it out of the 0. the white house. police in kansas city say 3 suspects, opened fire on a super bowl victory parade. after a dispute, the 3 are still detained. but police have not yet filed charges. one woman was killed. 22 people were injured in the shooting on wednesday. none of the players or coaches were hurt. more than a 1000000 people had been at the event for the nfl champions. nbc news correspondent j grey has more on this from kansas city. a lisa, this is going to be a lengthy and detailed investigation that they have, or perhaps hundreds of people to interview. they're asking for video from anyone who may have any video from the time that the shooting spree began. we are learning more from police today, as you talked about 3 suspects in custody. at least 2 of those are juveniles. and we know that the adult suspect was one that was tackled by bands. they saw him with a hand gun rustled him to the ground and held them there until police showed up $23.00 victims of the one who perished is 43 yea

white house correspondent kimberly helped get reports on his way to visit the southern border with mexico. us president joe biden, surprise reporters by walking back comments made just days earlier, predicting a cease fire in israel's war on gaza. by the end of the week, i was on the phone, the phone was biden's telephone calls with the mirror of cats are and the president of egypt just prior may have been the reason for the shifting deadline. both called readouts agreed, a sustained cease fire of at least 6 weeks would allow humanitarian assistance if the gaza and the release of captives and could be built into something more enduring. biden's comments come as this really forces on thursday, fired on a crowd of palestinians in gaza, waiting for humanitarian aid trucks. at least 100 people were killed and thousands more or wounded. biden's national security council says use a white house is looking into the reports. this tragic event also underscores the importance of expanding and sustaining the flow of humanitarian assistance into gaza in response to the dyers, military and situation. i

how could and kimberly, you'd be speaking to those who seem to know what seems to have happened over night in the middle east, what are they saying? yeah, the uh white house to have has held up call for a reporters, the national security council spokesperson john kirby as well as the top general from the pentagon briefing reporters. what we can tell you is that the us president, the commander chief, was updated throughout these operations. $85.00 targets in total were hit over a period of about 30 minutes for in syria 3 and a rock. what we're told is that the united states selected these targets based on avoiding civilian casualties. however, given the fact that a battle assessment has not yet been complete, we do not know just exactly how many have been killed or wounded as a result of these us strikes. we could also tell you that they were selected these targets based on what the us says is clear and irrefutable evidence that these sites were connected to attacks on us personnel in the region. so what we can tell you is that in terms of the sites they were command to control or a s

kimberly help it l g 0. the white house. the conflicts in the eastern democratic republic of congo has driven thousands of people from their homes in recent weeks. government forces say they're holding off in advance by m. 23 fighters. ahead of the withdrawal of un peacekeepers at the end of this year, worst fighting has been in the town a socket in north keybo province from there. catherine source has this reports the punch line, the roads to socket a week ago. this was more here. thousands of people pulled up shelters anywhere. they can find these follows the escalating fighting you to call the police government forces and the m 23 on the group is a 1st time the military either long john, at least into the eastern town, seems renewed. 5 to 2 weeks ago, it's largely empty. now. the bottle has been intense. both sides are using heavy weapons, which often strike homes a mother and had 2 children, were killed by a long range more to their bodies feeling the house in the kitchen. so we went to the idp camp, but there was no foo

kimberly, how could that for us in washington? thank you. now it's relisted to new and gets attacks in southern galls. release 26 . palestinians have been killed in 2 strong ton. a couple of his name has moved from russell today. when you have been clearly a c dot to the user, the force has had been widely attacking the eastern areas of rough life, especially in a set of neighborhoods. that is one of the areas that it also a jason to the city of hon. eunice till now the ongoing, the bottom, it did not stop in the city of rough or has the sound of these really surveillance of drugs. and 5 digits could be clearly overhead a midnight where thomas citizens are completely right now, taking shelter in the max. the mass filters and the mass mass make shift areas that they have been living inside and a bomb. it's also of calling you to city had been going on within the past few hours where they have targeted. the facility of the european hospital were an impulse. palestinians being injured and killed in that strike and different departments of the r

kimberly help it al jazeera, the white house fighting between troops and rebels from the and 23 on group has driven thousands of people from their homes in east and democratic republic of congo. government forces say they're holding off a rebel advanced head of the withdrawal of un peacekeepers from the region. at the end of the year. the west fighting has been in the town of soccer in north keeping province from with katherine, so it reports. pants lined the road to 2nd a week ago. this was not here. thousands of people will drop shelters anywhere. they can find. these follows the escalating fighting you to call the police government forces and the m 23 on the group is the 1st time the military, either long john at least into the eastern town, seems renewed 5 to 2 weeks ago. it's largely empty now. the bottle has been intense, both sides are using heavy weapons, which often strike homes a mother and had 2 children were killed by a long range more to their bodies. feeling the house in the cartridge. and we went to the idp camp, but there was no food. so we came back with the children we.

kimberly helped algae 0 . the white house police in kansas city say 3 suspects, opened fire on a super bowl victory parade after a dispute, the 3 is still detained, but the police have not yet filed charges. one woman was killed and 22 people were interested in the shooting on wednesday, none of the players or coaches were hurt. more than a 1000000 people had been at the event for the nfl champions. a judge in new york has ruled donald trump's hustle. any trial will begin next month after his lawyers failed in their attempts for delay. it is the 1st time a former us president faces criminal trial should have a ton see reports from washington, dc. donald trump will be prosecuted in a new courtroom on march the 25th. he will be the 1st former us president to face a criminal trial. the case is expected to take some 6 weeks and trouble filed to be present to fight what he believes as an attempt to buy the bike and administration to interfere in the 2024 presidential election. obviously, the manhattan district atto