it's a warm, over the situation and guns, rosalind jordan, which is 0. washington. going to bring your model of a shot, obviously to senior political on the list to discuss all those in rows on his report there. it's highlighting the fact that the supports that we think that the us has continually given to the israel has always been there. she's making the point the clearly, that is not the case. you have what we heard from the us rapid representative and the international court of justice is about an hour ago. i would suggest that that support is as strong as ever. and israel is the us as priority thing is about the discussion append at the i. c, j at the international court of justice and very port apart the special relationship between the united states and this red is that they are related at the hit israel's age, military and financial aid is red uh, increased right after it started the occupation in $96.00 is out and not the $6.00 to $8.00. he's right. got as much aid as the previous 20 years. i'm from that on. these are and it has acquired more than $15000000

let's go to rosalind jordan, who's talking to us from washington dc. joe biden has made it plain that as far as he's concerned, things on the last attacks of this type. what is the us being saying about what's been happening as well? what's the us, i have said about the 1st round of air strikes that took place on friday evening in the middle east, is that there will be more strikes. of course, they're not going to say by which aircraft, on what locations which people are going to be targeted. which facilities are going to be targeted. but they say that in light of the deadly drone air strike on on the tower 20 to the northeastern jordan base, where us forces have been stationed this past sunday, as well as other attacks on us forces in the region that the us how's the rugs and will use its rights to retaliate. now it's also important to note that the us says that it is a very of mindful that it does not want to injure or kill civilians in the strikes . there was a briefing via the white house and pentagon officials on friday evening here in washington.

let's go to rosalind jordan now she's joining us live from washington, dc. and what's the bite and administration saying role is about the impact with the strikes and the possibility of more a well defined administration has does since last sunday's attack on tower $22.00, a us military installation in northeastern jordan. that attack, of course, are led to the death of 3 us soldiers. they have said there will be multiple lots air strikes and other forms of punishment for those soldiers, deaths. now they of course, they are not going into any details of exactly where and when and by what method, who's going to be targeted in the past hour on one of the us cable networks. we saw sabrina sing, the deputy spokes person for the pedagogy, essentially repeating that same message. and she also said that to the workers at st. tom are still trying to put together a damage assessment from fridays air strikes. but that they are still uh, sticking to their uh, early announcement that they had hit more than $85.00 targets at 7 locations in both syria and a rock. and that

okay, let's go to rosalind jordan and washington d. c. now, so rosa, on the one hand we've just seen john kind of be on the sunday talk shows that we know of course the to the secretary of state is leaving for his fist journey to, to the region. what message has all of us sending well, essentially, there are a couple of messages coming from the by net ministration. first with the trip of the us, secretary of state antony blinking to the middle east. he's leaving later on sunday is to underscore the us, his desire to see an end to the fighting between israel and of n militants and other of fighting groups. inside garza, as well as trying to secure the release of those captives who were taken on october 7th. that is one goal that the us wants to see. and then following on from that of an establishment of an independent palestinian state. although that's not going to happen right away, the other message that we are hearing from biting the ministration officials, including from the national security advisor, jake sullivan, is that the us is n

oh, sure. 0 is rosalind jordan joins us from washington, dc on this browse. what more can you tell us about this national security threat or well, according to anonymous sources, talking to the new york times and to the washington post. apparently this emerging security threat would be a russian made anti satellite nuclear weapon. we haven't seen any designs, no one is making any designs available. certainly these anonymous sources are telling the newspapers that russia may not have even started building it yet, but certainly no one in the administration. no one on capitol hill will actually confirm on the record that this is what they are concerned about. now. certainly one thing that jake sullivan did saying is that the american public could be worried may not be worried. he didn't want to get people unduly worried about something. but he did say that the american public does understand that there are any number of national security threats facing the united states, and that it is the government's business to try to mitigate them as much as possible. we hea

let's join rosalind jordan, who's a lot for us in washington. d. c. and ross, and there's always a lot of protocol when these visits happen. but how much of a sort of amending offense is, is this visit considering the king of jordan? didn't want to meet the president the beginning of this war when he arrived in tel aviv and, and trying to support his room as well. that's partly because of domestic political concerns. as i understand it, a large percentage of the jordanian population is palestinian. and so the king has to navigate the official relationship between jordan and israel with the concerns of many of the people who reside with in his country. the us and jordan have had a very long and warm relationship. the president and the king are expected to have very vigorous discussions about the ways of trying to end the war and gaza. certainly looking at the situation evolving captives. certainly looking at the situation involving the protection of more than a 1000000 the palestinians who are living in ra software. the is really say they want to watch

democrats say they'll be looking for ways to get around johnson, for the sake of the us as allies, rosalind jordan, elders, era, washington, the republican laid house of representatives has voted to impeach the you with homeland security, secretary of what they say. it says, funds you to enforce border protection. the resolution is adopted. the 100 america is the 5th cabinet member suffice impeachment, and nearly 150 years. republicans are accusing him of this handling a surge of an authorized migrant crossings and the us mexico border. the rest of it reached an old time high and the same, but was president job i didn't, has cold impeachment unconstitutional and says the board issue has become a political guide. so the polls have opened an engine. asia's presidential election is one of the largest boats in the world with more than 200000000 people. able to take pods. polls show defense minister for both to be on to is the favorites to replace the outgoing presidential corporate data. but he's unlikely to win an outright majority. well for moralist, jessica washington is in the kevin chicata for us

and rosalind jordan, once again, rosalind standing by for us at the pentagon in arlington. so rosalind, you were telling us earlier that now we have confirmation from the pentagon that the u. s. has been striking targets in iraq and in syria. what more are you learning? so we are also learning from u. s. military sources, that 7 locations between a rock and syria. we don't have the exact breakdown. have been targeted. that we are expecting a series of statements confirming this retaliatory air set of air strikes. coming 1st from sun. com. then there will be a statement coming from the white house. and then there will be a statement coming from the defense secretary lloyd austin. and we are also able to confirm that to b one b bombers, which are the premiere of fighting a fighter jets for this kind of air strikes are being used in the circumstance. there's some other reporting suggesting that this may continue for another amount of time friday night into saturday morning. we don't know yet. what if any follow on activities are going to be carried out by the us military, but

i'm not going to say anything to them as a speak to rosalind jordan, who was the only for us in washington. dc. rutland took us through what this is all about. as well, there are news reports suggesting that this has to do with perhaps russian ambitions to put some sort of nuclear weapon into space. but no one is going to confirm that. and certainly when you're talking about a highly classified information, you're not going to get anyone in the us government to actually confirm it because there are criminal penalties for leaking classified information. that said, i think you need to take a look at the timing of the announcement of this closed door briefing that the national security advisor jake sullivan was going to have on thursday with the leading members of the intelligence committees. as well as anyone else who might possibly be read in and be allowed to take part in that meeting. this is coming just one day after house republicans lost another seat in their slim majority in the house of representatives. and so it, when you consider that this is, you know, this whole notion of weapon

but as our state department corresponded, rosalind jordan reports, they have 2 very different versions of how to make that happen. warm and breaks at the white house before the hard talk. president joe button and king of dell of jordan spent at least an hour discussing how to end the war and gaza. the leaders disagreed on the best way to do that. we need a lasting cease far now. united states is working on a hostage deal between israel and loss of which we bring median and sustain period of common. get you guys for at least 6 weeks buying and up. dollar met just hours after is really forces launched a raid and rafa to rescue 2 captives, gaza official say dozens of people were killed in the attack. some of the prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he wants to launch a full scale military campaign against, from austin. rafa, even though there's growing international agreement, such an invasion would be catastrophic for the more than a 1000000 palestinians trapped there. the major military operation route run off or should not proceed without a credible plan, a credible plan for ensuring

around the world and that criticism as increase to during the past few weeks of the war on garza, rosalind jordan looks at the history of the ties between the 2 countries, including how it hasn't always been that's from moni s, as many think to thank you for having me. and joe biden is the 14th us president who has tried to resolve the israel palestine conflict on the 1st day of the war and gaza bite and offered complete support for israel. no calls on it to show restraint. we must be crystal clear. we stand with israel bite and support harkens back to that of president harry truman, who in 1948 recognized the state of israel within 11 minutes of its declaration of independence. but some subsequent presidents took a more tough love approach. dwight eisenhower, richard dickson and ronald reagan, all condemned is really military action on occasion. but reagan also started the practice of awarding is real $3000000000.00 in aid every year. a strong, secure is real, is a shared interest. the george h w bush administration was the 1st and threatened to cut age as real if it didn't stopped illegally bui

unanswered. national security advisor james sullivan says more american strikes are expected. rosalind jordan reports from washington, d. c. american b, one bombers flowing from texas to the middle east on thursday. part of the body ministrations plan to retaliate for and a run back to groups. drone strike that killed 3 us soldiers in jordan. i don't think the uh, the adversaries are, have a one and done mindset. and so they have a lot of capabilities. i have a lot more to bite. how says the b want and other war? plains bombs, at least 85 targets in iraq and syria targets controlled by the islamic revolutionary guard corps codes force and its affiliates on sunday, a mandatory notice from president joe biden, to congress about the event, or the strikes have been taken to deter the i r g, c and affiliated militia groups from conducting or supporting further attacks on united states personnel and facilities, and have been conducted in a manner designed to limit the risk of escalation and to avoid civilian casualties . the us also watched air strikes on who's the targets in yemen on saturday. and

they come just hours off to the bodies of the 3 soldiers returned home. rosalind jordan was standing by the pentagon. rosalind we have a statement of confirmation by centcom. tell us what that statement says. the statement from sun com which was released in the last 10 minutes or so says that just about an hour ago, 4 o'clock eastern midnight there in the middle east. if i'm, if my time of distinction is correct, a busy series of airstrikes was launched. more than 85 targets in a rock and in syria. and those who were targeted were members of the as lovick revolutionary guards, corps codes force and affiliated fighter groups that around has been supporting financially and with equipment. those people were targeted as well as command and control centers, intelligence centers of storage facilities for rob munitions, including bombs and missiles and other supply chain equipment. all of that was targeted in retaliation for this past sunday's attack on tower 22, which is the small facility in northeastern jordan, where 3 us soldiers were killed and dozens of others were injured almost from

of guys that part aside for let's take a closer look at the significance of the strikes with rosalind jordan, who's in washington dc. now and i understand rosalie and that's and com has released the statement besides the electronics and you haven't, are not only that child, but they've also released a new and even newer statement that came out earlier on sunday, indicating that child the us air strikes in response to the depths of the 3 us soldiers, one week ago is now in its 3rd day, the usaa says that it did launch an attack, taking out a cruise missile being uh, apparently about to be launched from who the control territory inside government. because the us believed that it was posing an imminent threat. that's the us military's word to us navy vessels and to commercial love vessels in the red sea. that is on the heels of a joint, u. s. u. k of range of air strikes, which targeted 36 who's the targets in a young man on saturday. this was an operation that the us said was meant to prevent who the fighters from continuing their attacks on commercial and military vessels in the red sea. the

that is our state department correspondent, rosalind jordan, joining us live from washington dc on those laces us strikes and in yemen, which we think might be in retaliation to the drone attack on us soldiers. the georgia tech that killed 3 us soldiers on the jordan and syria border 3 last weekend. and now the race for the white house has arrived in south carolina, a democratic primaries kick off on saturday and with little opposition voters are expected to choose president joe biden. as the candidate is likely to face off against former president donald trump in november, the south carolina's context. clint contest could also some clues to how that final volume to shaping up if to some denford reports. hello, south carolina, south carolina is hosting the 1st democratic primary withdrew biden's name on the ballot for the truth is, i wouldn't be here without the democratic voters this outcome, and that's a fact. the biden camp has chosen the south eastern state for its and no bureau primary, instead of the traditional iowa and new hampshire. the goal is to give greater influence to a sta

conversation tomorrow, i'm not going to say anything to them as a 0, as well as on jordan joins us from washington, dc on this. so, rosalind, this, this is mysterious and i'm confused. what we know is that there is a threat beyond that. what do we know if anything? well, according to the agency of reporters and now according to the new york times and the washington post, quoting anonymous sources, reportedly russia is planning to put into space at some point in the future. an anti satellite nuclear weapon hasn't been built. the designs may not have even been drawn up. there's no idea what the target date would be for launching such a weapon into space. certainly, you're not going to get anyone in the intelligence community or anyone was, i should say, most people who are involved in congressional oversight of the us intelligence community to confirm any of that on the record. but this is apparently something that child, the by net ministration has been tracking according to these news reports. and so as we just heard from jake sullivan, the national security advisor, he was going to provide an update on what ever this emer

jordan's king abdullah at the white house. the 2 leaders discuss how to end the war, and god saw that as our state department correspondent, rosalind joining the posts that had 2 very different visions on how to make that happen. a warm embrace at the white house before the hard talk. president joe button and king of all of jordan spent at least an hour discussing how to end the war and gaza. the leaders disagreed on the best way to do that. we need a lasting ceasefire. now. united states is working on a hostage deal between israel and loss of which would bring the median and sustained period of common with you guys for at least 6 weeks by the end of dollar met. just hours after is really forces launched a raid in rockwell to rescue to capt. does the official say dozens of people were killed in the attack. some of the prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he wants to launch a full scale military campaign against tom austin ross. even though there's growing international agreement, such an invasion would be catastrophic for the more than a 1000000 palestinians trapped there. the major, no chaff, ration rough, rough or should not pr