roslind jordan joins us from the state department from washington, d.c. is there any reaction from the u.s. as both the announcements from the saudi right saudi-led coalition. >> there hadn't been either reaction either from the white house or from the state department but in the past hour we did hear from the pentagon, which said in a statement that it welcomes the saudi coalition decision to end its current mission, and it stands and will support the coalition as well as the government of the current president abd rabbuh mansur hadi hadi. the statement does not say however, whether the u.s. government was alerted ahead of time, that the saudi coalition was going to end the air campaign against the houthis and whether or not the u.s. is going to be changing its assistance role in any way to the saudi coalition. of course, as our viewers know, felicity. that is included in providing intelligence, air surveillance, that's also included refueling support for the fighters jets that have been carry out these airstrikes. >> it was dispatching an air cars carri