what they would ton regardless of their intentions, as to risk that i would tense you kind into a new syria, a creating massive civilian casualties. and perhaps unsustainable a massive refugee flows as well if civil war, which it break out and be prolonged. that certainly is what the west britain and america, at least a britain especially, has been promising to do to make it ungovernable, for russia. but in doing so, of course, by flooding weapons into that, they are likely to create a situation of civil war and endless, or very long, long term conflict. the chief, of course, are victims of which would largely be the ukrainian civilian population. we know that from what happened in syria and libya where weapons were literally flooded in without much concern as to where they ended up where they get a better handle on the situation in ukraine. now let's close life to i tease rahman conser refusing don't yet sca remedy good to see. could you give us the latest on base, the ongoing military operation place? well, russian defense ministry reports that the troops continued to neutralize ukrainian

as the risks that i would tense, you kind into a new syria or creating massive civilian casualties and apps and sustainable massive refugee flowers as well. if civil will were to break out and be prolonged. that sound is what the west britain and america at least britain especially has been promising to do to make it ungovernable, for russia. but in doing set it, of course, by flooding weapons into that they are likely to create a situation of civil war and endless, or very long, long term conflict. the chief, of course, are victims of which would largely be the ukrainian civilian population. we know that from what happened in syria and libya where weapons were literally flooded in without much concern as to where they ended out. well, it's getting more on what's going on now in cross like to our correspondent women cause to have his in don. yes, good women, good to see you. could you bring it up to speed on, on the latest face? well, our russian defense minister for your reports that said they continued to neutralize the ukrainian army of positions of bases communication hobbs. i airp

in the west, new syria and west the media. despite this one thing and agreement, and a peaceful route to, to this, to this crisis in a peaceful resolution. russia has also highlighted that, despite the fall out from who isn't fulfilling it side of the bog, if it means agreement, they have said that technically, that russia does not or is not a participant of business agreement is agreement between 3 science, namely to republics and key f one. okay, well thanks for coming in donnie and keeping us up to date on this. there's so much to get your head around with this, this story, but thanks for breaking it down for is danielle john. now, russia's recognition or the republics comes in with fresh escalation in dumbasses, dozens of sci fi violations were reported over night. a car bomb went off in a sense of like, and skin was being caught and attempted assassination of a local official. while intermittent shelling has been going on for days, parties, marin county have reports on how people in dumbass are getting by. for 8 years, war has ravaged the dumbass retards of quiet. and there are t

what they would ton, regardless of their intentions, as the risks that i retents you kind into a new syria creating massive civilian casualties and perhaps unsustainable a massive refugee flows as well, if civil war were to break out and be prolonged, that certainly is what the west britain and america at least britain especially has been promising to do to make it ungovernable for russia. but in doing so, of course, by flooding weapons into their found like consecrate, situation of civil war and endless, or very long, long term conflict. the chief, of course, are victims of which would largely be the ukrainian civilian population. we know that from what happened in syria and libya where weapons were literally flooded in without much concern as to where they ended out. let's get the latest now from our correspondence it women, cancer, if he's in donny ask, were mom, get to see you, could you bring us up to speed on the latest days? well, are starting with the what's happening over in ukraine now. according to russian defense, ministry of russian troops continued to neutralize ukrainian arm

let's get on to the good news for syria, arguably. how is it suddenly you're making alliances with the you a jordan level in egypt? hill, jerry, a saudi arabia all across the world suddenly. and you've signed the built in road initiative. documents. memorandum of understanding with the chinese government. well, it's not just tell them option after all are doing them so that a bad day on i don't live in on. i don't, i don't come change. we speak the same language. we have the same calories, railey, and i did that now i do israel after the abraham records. i know, i know that, you know, they, they said that they wanted to be friendly with all parties. they don't want to anyone, but this is their choice. this is then decision, but we are, well, we have nothing to do with that. but the dad, the ones who stop to tell from functioning in the i b. and if now they want to get back with with they are making probably introductory steps for you to get back in a pollution the natural thing to do because it is important at upcountry and it should

let's get on to the good news for syria, arguably. how is it suddenly you're making alliances with the you, a jordan level in egypt, algeria, erase all across the world suddenly and you've signed the built in road initiative documents, memorandum of understanding with the chinese government? well, it's not so tell them i've ordered them so that a bad day on i live in on. i don't, i don't come to as we speak the same language. we have the same color. it's really i do israel after the abraham records. i know, i know that, you know, they, they said that they wanted to be friendly with all parties. they don't want to, i didn't have anyone, but this is their choice. this is then decision. but we are what we have nothing to do with that. but the dad, the ones who stop still functioning in the, at a b. and if now they want to get back with, with making probably introductory steps for you to get back in and do a pollution the natural thing to do. because it in a very important country, and it should be part of the word i for signing the one r

let's get on to the good news for syria, arguably. how is it suddenly you're making alliances with the you, a jordan, lebanon, egypt, algeria, saudi arabia all across the world suddenly. and you've signed the built and wrote initiative documents memorandum of understanding with the chinese government. well, it's not so tell them after all, are doing them so that if you had a own, i don't live in on. i don't, i don't come j as we speak the same language we have the same because really i do israel after the abraham records. i know, i know that you know, and they, they said that they wanted to be friendly with all parties. they don't want to, i didn't have anyone, but this is their choice. this is then decision. but we are, we have nothing to do with that. but the dad, the ones who stop to the school, from functioning and daddy, and if now they want to get back with, with they are making probably introductory steps for you to get back in and do that. a pollution, the natural thing to do because it is a very important country and it shoul

reggie: breaking news at 6 6 6 the major u.s. special forces raid in syria target that was hit. we are standing by with an news special report, which should be happening any minute. kumasi: and a bart opening happening right now. the station getting an updated facelift. kumasi: and amy schneider -- reggie: and amy schneider's next move. the oakland native just shared the next challenge she will tackle. kumasi: let's start with a look at our forecast. drew: the winds will calm down, we had gusty winds and our hills. it is calm and most regions, if not light, so the offshore wind event is over and we will be greeted with a nice afternoon on the way. here is how your day is shaping up. partly cloudy skies after a chilly morning in the 30's and ready. light winds throughout the day and partly cloudy skies with temperatures in the upper 50's through lower 60's. kumasi: right now, we are waiting for an abc news special report. president biden is set to address a raid that killed the leader of isis in syria. you can see rubble, all that is left of this home. local

leader of the so called islamic state has died during an overnight raid by us special forces in syria. the news comes as concerns a growing that i us maybe trying to regroup in the region. a collapsed roof. and a dead terrorist leader. the result of a us special forces raid in the pre dawn hours on thursday morning in a syrian village near the turkish border. abo abraham, a shimmy, karachi reportedly blew himself up as about 2 dozen troops. back by air support. moved in on a house he was in karachi, was considered the head of so called islamic state. he took over the terrorist group when his predecessor died, much the same way in 2019 u. s. president joe biden told reporters after the raid that the group, while smaller than a few years ago, is still dangerous. he referred to karachi by his other name hush abdulla. i says as director terrorist operations targeting americans, our allies and our partners, had countless civilians in the middle east, africa, and in south asia. hodge, abdullah oversaw the spread of isis affiliated terrors groups around the world after savaging communities and murder,

. >> this group has generated news stories in libya and syria and i think what they are after is securingsources, not about protecting the population. they might provide protection to government players but i don't know how long they can sustain that. i do not know that the current government can keep power without issuing a modicum of security to the population. nick: and i suppose the russians would potentially expect support for the positions. >> yes. on one hand it provides economic commercial opportunities for russian companies and at the same time it is part of russia's defense diplomacy to assert their role on the diplomatic scene. and now you have two account -- now you have to deal with russia. so it is true that here vladimir putin achieved his goal of going where the gaps are and getting a seat at that table. nick: what about breaking the commitment to hold elections. he said they are trying to make all of this seem like a fight between mali and old colonial power. >> they had a roadmap they were supposed to respect and it brought up all sorts of issues and now it has become ma

new reporting on the u.s. special operations forces and their raid inside syria. images now coming in. president biden announcing the death of isis leader hajji abdallah. the pentagon saying the terror leader blew himself up and his family, too. martha raddatz and what she's learned. >>> tonight, the first u.s. troops from fort bragg now deploying to eastern europe amid rising tensions with russia and ukraine. and tonight, what the pentagon now claims russia plans to do, staging a phony attack as an excuse to invade ukraine. the pentagon says complete with propaganda video and actors portraying victims. >>> here at home, the pandemic tonight. covid hospitalizations now down 24% in two weeks. and tonight here, scientists on this question -- why do some people not get covid, even as others around them do? some of the theories tonight. >>> here in new york city tonight, the visit from president biden, recognizing the fallen nypd officers, amid rising crime here and in other major american cities. the president's promise tonight and cecilia vega reporting. >>> tonight here, the first inter

coming out of a lot of different supposedly reputable new sources, it's a foregone conclusion that this is going to spiral into war. this is syria, it's not new. we haven't changed since 2014, i think once or twice a year. there always since it's 8 years now that they report their 100000 rations and they are right on the way to invent ukraine. we have this last april. it didn't happen. we had this since 2014, it's really a propaganda built as in germany, very popular for fake news at some. so i don't believe anything and i just read the article. they rely on some secret service even don't name them. so it's authentic enough, nothing concrete in it. the author of this article is very famous for as politely pro nato or let's say in a hard way to rush an article. so i'm not surprised to see anything that this from him. he was even worse on the past. canadian truckers are keeping up the pressure on the government to drop a cobra. maxine mandate, a major rally is now underway in the capital. also. currently hundreds of vehicles are lining up. i saw the national parliament among lawmakers. there is a sharp divide over how to deal with

and coming up next on the kron 4 morning news an overnight raid against isis leader in syria will have more details on the operation. >> we've got new information for you this morning. we'll be right back. >> for 25 on the clock, the leader of isis has been killed in the u.s. special forces raid that happened in northwestern syria. first told you about this yesterday. president biden fact made announcements live on our air yesterday that the u.s. military saved lives by removing a major terrorist threat. let's get the latest now from our washington correspondent kellie meyer. >> a 2 hour special operation ending in the death of isis. top leader thanks to the bravery our troops. this horrible terrorist leader is no more u.s. special forces conducting a counterterrorism operation in northern syria where they brahimi, all who she we all karachi, the leader of isis alcaraz. she taking his own life as u.s. forces moved in detonating explosives on the 3rd floor of this building. these photos provided by the pentagon show the complex before the isis leader set off the explosives thursday morn

. >>> new fallout from that u.s. military raid in syria taking out the leader of isis, the conflicting reports about the number of women and children killed. >>> breaking overnight, body camera video showing the disturbing moment police in minneapolis shot and killed a man hiding under this blanket. why they say they opened fire and the dispute this morning. >>> plus, the desperate effort to rescue a little boy trapped 100 feet under ground in a well for days. >>> olympic kickoff. what will be different about the opening ceremonies tonight and the unusual sights and sounds from beijing today. >>> and later, school lunch goes vegan but are kids really ready to hold the meat and cheese? >>> good friday morning. i'm mona kosar abdi. >> i'm andrea fujii. andrew is off. we begin with that massive storm sweeping across the country now moving into the northeast. >> heavy rain and dangerous ice will make for a treacherous morning commute from texas to here in cleveland. a massive and deadly winter storm is barreling across the country. a winter wa

coming out of a lot of different supposedly reputable new sources, it's a foregone conclusion that this is going to spiral into war. this is syria, it's not new. we have to since 2014, i think once or twice a year. they're always been, it's 8 years now that the report that was told was russians and they are right on the way to invade your brain. we have this last april. it didn't happen, we had this since 2014. it's really a propaganda built in germany, very popular for fake news at some. and so i don't believe anything. and i just read the article. they rely on some secret service even though name them a. so it's all entity, not nothing concrete in it. the author of this article is very famous far as politely pro nato, or let's say in a hard way to ration articles. so i'm not surprised to see anything that this from him. he was even worse than the past canadian truckers protesting against a covey vaccine mandate and they go fund to be paid shut down by the site which claims the so called freedom convoy is inciting violence that comes after a barrage of negative media coverage both at home and abroad headline saying that power l

terrorists leader killed, new details about the risky middle of the night raid in syria, and how the head of isis blew himself up along with his wife and children. russian propaganda, u.s. intelligence reveals a kremlin plot as a pretext tonv nationwide surge in violent crimes -- president biden's new crackdown on so-called ghost guns as he visits new york city and says enough is enough. >> the answer is not to defund the police, it's to give you the tools, the training, the funding to be partners, to be protectors and community. >> o'donnell: combating homelessness in our "eye on ourn americ america" series tonight, a florida shelter that provides more than a warm meal and a bed. facebook stock plummets, why its parent company meta took the largest one-day prop in market history, and the billions lost by founder mark zuckerberg. and fighting with hope -- the incredible story of how one woman battling cancer is paying it forward. ♪ e "c evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> o'donnell: good evening, to our viewers in the west, and thank you

earlier, syria said, eats air defenses intercepted is rally missiles, state news says a soldier has been killed. israel has launched hundreds of a range on iranian targets in syria. over the past few years. the u. n's world food program says 13000000 people across the horn of africa facing so the hunger canyon somalia, ethiopia, and eritrea is suffering from drought. 3 rainy seasons have failed and food prices rising. health work is inter lanka have started an indefinite strike. after talks with the government failed, they demanding better pay and conditions. however, staff and emergency and critical k units. continuing to work, thousands of marched united containers, capital one, a series, demanding a debt relief. the government is in talks with the i'm if on how to pay back $45000000000.00 a deal agreed to last way needs to be approved by congress. hong kong has brought in its thomas restrictions yet as it battles a record number of carbon 19 cases, you infections have increased to more than a 1000. people are unable to make one other person in public. the city will require vac same pa

news here in the china's capital. alexey rush, ask your tea reporting from beijing. grim news from war. tony syria, way us forces are accused of working with terrorist groups and destroying hundreds of homes as they fight against the country's government. dr. buffet nischelle on a political advisor to the syrian president bashar assad. make those claims in an exclusive interview with our team going underground. the truth is that the u. s. forces are transferring some of isis direst from the prison, and they are destroying hundreds of other houses and has a gun and causing by the report a punitive the flee of over 50000 city and people, women and children out of their houses in preparation to giving b as to the current so that they can create a good faith, similar to this done and it has approve them through the last 10 years that the media war. again, my country is part of the better story that had been launched. i didn't my country, it's not sanctions only, it's the new lateral coercive measures taken by the u. s. and by the u. k, i gain the city i, i really know that they are really criminal aga

syria. so they're looking for a new leader. anytime a terrorist organization is looking for a new leader, it's an opportunity for intelligence services to find out and, and monitor that. and the proximity to the tourist border, we would expect target intelligence to know who that leader is going to be. we would have expected to target intelligence to know where crossing was. because this is the same area, we're very, very daddy was killed in close proximity of our toy 20 kilometers away. so this is an opportunity for intelligence services to be able to look at the competition for leadership in isis. that always creates a, an opportunity to target more leaders. but i think they'll be degradation initially with isis, much like we saw after baghdad is they, the element of intelligence is interesting because if, as you say, this is an opportunity for intelligence services to start getting the live a land and who's involved and so on. one would imagine that they were able to do that. so when i, when i came out her, she'll have a, sh

news in america this morning, the u.s. military carrying out an anti-terrorism mission in syria, reports of civilians killed and abc confirming the military had to blow up a u.s. helicopter used in the raid. but the pentagon calling the mission successful. the breaking details coming in now. >>> severe weather threatening to paralyze a 2,000-mile stretch of the country. the storm now unleashing up to a foot of snow and dangerous amounts of ice. the latest track and where the threat is right now. >>> a major development in the lawsuit rocking the nfl. the miami dolphins owner responding to allegations he offered to pay his coach to lose and now another nfl coach accusing a different team of tanking games. >>> plus, survival story. three fishermen tossed into the frigid ocean with no one in sight. how they made it out alive. >>> pure gold. in the middle of a park, the bizarre location for this cube worth millions of dollars. >>> and the four-legged friend who is now a figure skating phenom. >>> good thursday morning, everyone. i'm mona kosar abdi. >> i'm andrea fujii. andrew is off. >>> we begin with breaking news. the pentagon

syria. we'll talk about it with democratic senator hirono. >>> and a new jobs report reveals that the economy added 467,000 jobs despite the omicron surge. this as congresswoman lofgren introduce as bill that would overall the court him is. she will join me to share more on that and the latest from the january 6th committee. we begin this hour with the latest on the he is came lating tensions between russia and ukraine. vladimir putin and xi jinping issued a joint statement harshly criticizing the united states, opposing nato expansion and standing against what they called, quote, interference in the internal affairs of other nations. putin's visit to chai in comes as russia continues to board up either forces along ukraine. and one day after the u.s. accused russia of planning to release a video of a fake attack by ukraine, complete with actors to use as an excuse to justify invasion. and we asked why the u.s. decided to release this information. >> we are not saying that this is what they are going to do. we are saying that this is an option under consideration and that they have used these

i mean these group us as generated already enough negative new stories in libya, but also in syria and the central african republic. and i think what they actually after is what the previous speaker was mentioning, securing key strategic resources predating all these resources. so they are not about protecting the population. they might provide a close protection to the government players. but this is, i don't know how long they can sustain that because it's not clear whether the current illegitimate government can hold power. we've all really showing some sort of modicum of security to its own population. is it just about the getting a piece, a slice of the mineral action if you like, but i suppose also the russians would potentially expect support for its positions . is multilateral positions? yes, i think it's a w 12 on one hand. it provides dakota be commercial opportunities for 4 russian companies. and at the same time, it's part of russia as defense, diplomacy, which is use a it's under, claire got declared military presence to $230.00 it's, it's role on the product exceed. and n

the breaking news this morning out of syria where officials say special forces carried out a successfulps being sent to europe to reinforce nato in fears of a russian invasion of ukraine. >>> plus, we'll hear from alexander vindman about the lawsuit he filed against donald trump jr and others. just moments away. and others. and others. just moments away. ♪ ♪ ♪ sometimes you want to go ♪ ♪where everybody knows your name ♪ ♪ ♪and they're always glad you came ♪ (burke) this is why you want farmers claim forgiveness... [echoing] ♪ claim forgiveness-ness, your home premium won't go up just because of this. (woman) wow, that's something. (burke) you get a whole lot of something with farmers policy perks. [echoing] get a quote today. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ living with metastatic breast cancer means being relentless. because every day matters. and having more of them is possible with verzenio. the only one of its kind proven to help you live significantly longer when taken with fulvestrant, regardless of menopause status. verzenio + fulvestrant is for hr+, her2- metasta

news, u.s. forces have killed the leader of isis in syria. ng to hear from president biden in a matter of minutes. >>> a new way to get to the bart station in the south bay. a new pedestrian bridge officially open as of this morning. >>> what mark zuckerburg stands to lose today if meta stock does not rebound. >>> join us in welcoming our newe >>> if you are just waking up with us, here are your morning headlines. a san francisco 49ers fan in a coma after he was found beaten outside of sofi stadium. police say it happened after the suspects. ndat e on g >>> 22 people are without a home after a fire broke out in an apartment building in the city's mission district overnight steps away from the 16 street bart station. we have learned two people ended up with smoke inhalation injuries. they were taken to the hospital. no word on their condition right now. >>> bart has opened its new pedestrian and bike bridge in fremont. it crosses five sets of railroad tracks to link warm spring station to the new public plaza. surrounding development includes h

so one advantage in a sense is that this is now brought syria back into into the news. despite efforts to limit casualties, some members of congress are now calling for an investigation into the civilian deaths to ensure that every reasonable step was taken to protect innocent live kimberly health care al jazeera, the white house turkeys president is offered to mediate between ukraine and russia . received odo and held talks in care with ukraine's president vladimir zalinski, who welcome the offer. now they signed a series of economic deals including one to produce turkish drones in ukrainian factories. meanwhile, russian president vladimir putin is heading to beijing for talks with his chinese count on changing ping. the kremlin says china was set to formerly pledge and support for russia in its dispute with the west over nato expansion. west african regional blog echo us has decided not to impose sanctions against the key to fancies military leaders, but it wants the regime to set a firm date for elections. has of state matching gone to discuss recent cues in the region. and oil faci

syria . it is entirely controlled by hard blood. islamists, rebels are radicals among them, the dominant faction that is h t s, which is formerly known as news for fraud to al qaeda, is affiliate in syria. and these are all po turkish fighters with, with extensive links to turkey. and it's worth noting also that in 2019, when i will bucket baghdad you, the founder of isis was killed, it was the same area. it lived in a town just 5 kilometers away from the turkish border. at may is just 2 kilometers away from the turkish border. now, joe biden has come out we've, we've heard the customer emissions successful as the same. the same woman statement that we heard from president obama when he killed been lot, and then from trump, when he killed the, when he killed a bucket, i bugged you, the founder of isis, and now we have the same even photo op of joe biden sitting, sitting in an office watching the the live feed does, this operation was under way forces carried out the operation with the signature preparation of precision. and i directed to the partners fast to take every precaution possible to minimize civilian casualties. these snooze insulat

mr. syria is not new. we have to since 2014, i think once or twice a year. there always, and it's 8 years now that the report there want to tell the russians and they are right on the way to invent ukraine. we have this last april. it didn't happen. we have been since 2014. it's real propaganda. they are making yeah. we can say it's walk and pain but, but still the water start for it. yes. but they doing it for 8 years. and now it's just a bit more than, well, it's less it more extreme than in previous events. but let's think back in april last year, it was also new new saying, well what i mean bailed bloomberg, the son daily mail. i mean, you've just got an absolute rash. all of these offloads here, and a lot of them very type loyalty who are putting out these headlines here. and it's also making politicians saying we're, we're well hold on a 2nd. i mean, even the ukranian president lensky, came out lum, busting the american on u. k. media saying guys, you're hurting our economy by saying there's about to be a war. would you please dial it down? who does it

news, a u.s. counterterrorism mission in syria that took out the leader of isis. family as u.s. special forces moved in. all americans returned safely from the operation, thank goodness. president biden will speak about the mission just about 30 minutes from now, perhaps, with some more details. chris jansing has the latest on this breaking news and all the morning developing stories. she picks up our coverage in 90 seconds. e picks up our coverage e picks up our coverage seconds. ...because you're crazy... ...and you like it. you get bigger... ...badder... you ...faster.... ♪ you can never have too much of a good thing... and power is a very good thing. ♪ before nexium 24hr, anna could only imagine a comfortable night's sleep without frequent heartburn waking her up. now, that dream... . ...is her reality. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts, for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 hours without heartburn? and it's easy to get a quote at libertymutual.com so you only pay for what you need. isn't that right limu? limu? sorry, one sec. doug blows a

syria. meanwhile, it's lunar new year — but covid restrictions mean hundreds of millions of people have beenble to return home to celebrate. and a new arrival, not in australia but in england — the first southern koala born in europe, part of a major conservation drive. live from our studio in singapore. this is bbc news. it's newsday. it's 7am in singapore, and 2am in moscow — where president putin has said the us is ignoring russia's security concerns over ukraine. in his first public comment on the situation since december, he said washington had failed to address russia's key demand that nato should not expand further eastwards. meanwhile, ukraine's president has warned that any russian invasion of his country would lead to a full—scale war in europe. he's been hosting britain's prime minister, borisjohnson, for talks in kyiv — from where our diplomatic correspondent james landale reports. for borisjohnson today, a change of subject, a change of place. he arrived in ukraine to make a show of support for a country facing the threat of invasion, a country where political survival has an ex

news out of the mid east. top ices leader killed in a commando raid in syria. c music throughout] >> steve: fox news alert, u.s. forces taking out that man, the leader advises during an overnight raid in syria. abu bakr al-baghdadi was wearing a suicide vest and designated it as soon as he saw the commandos during the raid. >> video of the aftermath from hours ago. 13 series died during the raid including six children. president biden releasing a statement last night at my direction, u.s. military sources in northwest syria successfully undertook a counterterrorism operation to protect the american people and our allies and make the world a safer place. >> steve: senate foreign committee member senator marco rubio joins us now. this is why you leave a presence in this area, correct? >> there is a growing risk of isis and afghanistan. i think the president made the right decision to make this call. it's important to remember that these weren't robots that went and did this. these are americans. their families are here in the united states, and we want to thank th

it live norfolk, syria is the news day on al jazeera, but we need some winter olympics. actually we sure do, and let's take it over to beijing. were chinese tennis player? pang shy has made a rare public appearance at the winter olympics. the 3 times summer olympian was seen speaking to the io see president thomas bock at the free style scheme, competition pangs while being has been a global concern. after she accused a senior chinese official of sexually assaulting her and a social media post in november. but in an interview with the french newspaper. this week, she denied that she made such allegations. whooping was there to see china's island? gwyn gold and the women's free style, big air competition, the 18 year old was born in the united states, and this is her 1st ever olympics. she saved her best jump for last with a fort rotations, also called a 1620, complete with a perfect landing. only frenchwoman tesla dough had pulled that move off in a competition before, but we do had to settle for silver this time. go has more chances for gold and the slope style and the

news. kumasi: -- reggie: now at 5:30, u.s. special operation forces carrying out a counterterrorism mission in syria. ed at keeping california kids safe in schools. the information parents might have to reveal. reggie: a live look outside and you will notice that the cameras are steady because the wind is gone. we are looking ahead to your weekend forecast. thursday, february 3. drew: good morning, tracking that are conditions. a lot of us were dealing with the wind yesterday especially if you live in the hills. the wind is breezy but this time yesterday we had wind well over 15 miles an hour so most of us, the only -- the only difference is diablo and that is when the wind warning is in effect. a lot of us waking up to the 30's. 39, vallejo. santa rosa coming in at 35 degrees. sutro tower is steady. yesterday it was bouncing around. later on today, a blend of sun and clouds. we are starting out chilly, but the wind remains light. by the afternoon, sun and clouds, upper 50's to lower 60's and a dry pattern marches into the weekend. we will detail that in seven minutes. kumasi: u.s. special operation f

news. ah okay, let's go back to syria. we had to go to a hard breaks or i interrupted you and my apologies. please finish your point. well, the biden administration has succeeded in one thing, and that is, let's go back to brzezinski. in his 1997 book, the grand chessboard, american primacy and its geo strategic imperatives. he warned that potentially the most dangerous scenario. and he meant for us domination, the most dangerous scenario would be a grand coalition of china, russia, and perhaps a ran in an anti hedge monic. coalition, united not by ideology, but by complimentary grievances. well, this is what we have today. so he has succeeded in what was the nightmare of us domination, how to keep countries divided, and he is not succeeding in uniting nato either. and in that way, really, russia's position is stronger in that they have exposed the weaknesses within nato . a but a more dangerous position. i can, can actually immediately break out. in other words, he, us back as to the wall. well, they do something truly re

syria overnight. you can follow along on abc and on our news app. good day. >> announcer: this has been a special report from abc news. special report from abc news. ♪ oh, wha ♪ oh, what a feeling, when you're dancing on the ceiling ♪ ♪ oh ♪ >>> back here on "gma" and lionel could be dancing on the ceiling straight into the rock & roll hall of fame. the list of 17 nominees is out, it includes lionel richie, dolly parton, dionne warwick, pat benatar, eminem. the list goes on and on. >> what a list. >>> following a lot of headlines this morning, including breaking news overnight. u.s. special forces conducted a counterterrorism mission in syria. the pentagon called it successful. there are reports of civilian casualties after the raid. >>> also right now, at least four states have declared a state of emergency as a massive winter storm is on the move, more than 150 million americans on alert for heavy snow, ice, flooding and bitter cold. ginger's tracking it all this morning. >>> the fbi launched a hate crime investigation into bomb threats against mo

syria. and why the new york times paid a fortune for the word game wordle which is taking the world by storm up in the sport, on the bbc news channel... look away england fans — bad news ahead of saturday's six nations clash with scotland, forwards courtney lawes and jonny hill both ruled out. good evening. borisjohnson has called on russia to step back and choose the path of diplomacy amid growing concerns about a possible invasion of ukraine. he was speaking on a visit to ukraine this afternoon. he warned that a russian invasion of ukraine would lead to a military and humanitarian disaster. but president putin has accused the west of using ukraine as a tool against russia. moscow has repeatedly denied planning to attack ukraine but has deployed an estimated 100,000 troops near the border. moscow is aggrieved that ukraine, once part of the soviet union, is now seeking closer ties with nato — the military alliance dominated by the us — with most of its members in europe. our diplomatic correspondent james landale sent this report from the ukrainian capital kyiv. for borisjohnson today, a cha

news. president biden will address the nation 30 minutes from now announcing the death of a isis leader during a raid in syria. as we get to that, we say good morning at home and good morning to you. >> dana: we are waking up for this news and this is "america's newsroom." the isa story was on our radar last week. we brought it to you here on "america's newsroom" because in a different part of syria, there was a hostage taking at a prison and they were using 700 boys as human shields. they were also training those boys to be fighters. >> bill: yes. this is more evidence trying to reorganize now. speech a major fight against terror. backed by helicopter drones and fighter jets targeting the head of the islamic state, one of america's most dangerous enemies. the president saying all the american forces returned safely from the mission. senator marco rubio bracketing this morning. >> isis right now is growing once again. it's trying to reconstitute itself to target not just american, but come after us at home. it's concerning that we don't have the ability to do the same thing in the world where isis can be foun

all right, well this will certainly come on the heels of news that there was a strike in syria. one that we know many people wondered why in fact the united states was still even there or why the u. s. president continued the trump era policy of keeping troops in syria given the fact that they had been asked to leave by not only syria, but the kurds themselves. and so there is no question that the u. s. president will have some questions to answer, but it certainly were getting some clarity now. but why the united states was there obviously, that the leader of isis was killed. and also, just to carry on this statement from the president is last night at my direction, the u. s military for.

news. president biden set to speak in less than 30 minutes. the focus, a successful counterterrorism mission in syria that left the leader of isis dead. this is a picture showing the president and vice president as they watched that operation unfold. and president biden on twitter this morning confirming that u.s. forces removed. him from the battlefield during a risky predawn raid. the u.s. had killed several al queda leaders in the region in recent months but this latest target is being seen as significant blow to isis. first responders on the ground at least 13 people were killed including 6 children. officials say the deaths were caused by the isis leader when he blew himself up. we're covering all angles of this breaking story. keir simmons in london, peter alexander at the white house. peter, what more are we learning about this early morning mission? >> reporter: the details are still emerging, but we have many witnesses to talk about hearing hemters, hearing a clash between the u.s. special forces and fighters on the ground, hearing an explosion. we do know now that a helicopter was blown up