. >> roslyn joins me from the state department in washington d.c.n, any indication from the pentagon how extensive these strikes are going to be? >> well, they are saying they are prepared to carry out more strikes if that would be necessary. but they are not going to talk about them until they are done to protect the safety of the fighter pilots who would be carrying out the air strikes and two fa fighter jets bombed an islamic state mobile artillery unit early this morning about 10:45 gmt, 6:45 a.m. here on the east coast of the u.s., we don't know how many people were killed or how many were injured but the u.s. says that this air strike was authorized by president barack obama because of a perceived threat against u.s. persons and property in side urbeel and the u.s. consulate is there and while there has not been any plan reached on whether to evacuate the people who have been assigned to that consulate, certainly the u.s. considers it part of its national security interest to protect the facility at the very least and certainly those americans

roslyn jordan, al jazerra, the state department. >>> now, israeli air strikes have destroyed one of the apartment buildings in gaza. at least 20 people were injured being including four medics and a journalist. the building that houses 70 family as well as the ministry of public works was hit at least five times. >>> well, another residential building was also struck in gaza which houses local and international media offices and that's where our correspondent jane ferguson joins us from in gaza city. and jane, describe for us what is around you. >> reporter: well, yes, this is inside gaza city here and right across the street this building has fallen down. it's called the al basha tower. it was right there. that's where it was standing and that's where it was initially hit at around 4:00 a.m. this morning. it then, of course, just fell right across the street here. this building was 14 stories high. it was essentially mostly commercial space, and offices. it's believed to have have had the offices of the popular front for the liberation of palestine, their media officers are believed to

roslyn jordan reports from washington, d.c. >> reporter: after the murder of the u.s.ist james foley. officials at the pent goal say foley's kill, he the is lame i can state group, now are a major security threat to the u.s. >> they marry ideology, a sophistication of strategic and tactical military prowess. they are tremendously well funded. oh, this is beyond anything that we have seen. so we must prepare for everything. the only way you do that is take a cold, steely hard look at it and get ready. the portrayal is much harsher than early in the year when president obama saidism s. is not as dangerous as al qaeda. but they will not say whether the u.s. is already at war with i.s. from outside it already looks like war. since august 8th the u.s. military has bombed vehicles, checkpoints, and convoys nearly 90 times, only two of them not killing the fight nurse their sights. the iraqi government asked washington to intervene because its troops couldn't presents i.s. from taking over parts of west it were and northern iraq. jeanmar tin democracy told reporters the quest

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roslyn jordan is there, roslyn president obama authorized air strikes in iraq in order what he said tont genicide and protect american lives. it was a dramatic statement from the state dining room at the white house, wasn't it? have strikes started, do you know? >> yes. air strikes did start at 10:45 gmt, 6:45 a.m. here in the united states east coast. the pentagon says that two fa-18 fighter jets dropped 500 pound laser guided bombs on an isil mobile artillery unit attacking kurdish forces and they are on the perimeter where the u.s. has a consulate as well as a joint operation center which is helping the iraqi military and the kurdish deal with the threat from isil. as we heard late on thursday night here in the united states, u.s. president barack obama said that if there were any threat of isil trying to attack the u.s. consulate or u.s. persons inside there he had given the pentagon the authority to launch these air strikes and the commander of sencom general lloyd austin gave the order on the east coast and the air strikes have taken place. we don't know how many people might hav

roslyn jack did it was really, really strong. >> great and just if we're talking about numbers. >> absolutely we're working with go solar on the sunset ordinance again. >> all right. thanks. >> all right. other thoughts. commissioner king sorry >> yeah. i would like to actually have to see what's in the planning pipeline for new developments particle housing i see so much not necessarily multi family but so many condos going up and a lot of that stuff is a downtown high-rise a lot of that stuff is, you know, kind of formerly spiritual areas and, you know, those places are, you know, generally their plans don't have anything on the roof if their tall buildings how do we capture the sun from the roofs and windows i'm occurs what's being built out there right now and to take an assessment of that, you know, because we are going through another moment here i don't know how much it will last but clearly the southeast district from china by an to the visitacion valley are about to get, you know, repopulated i mean 10 thousand homes added candle stick alone in the next 15 years i'm curious to look a

direction of largo town center was suspended because of a cracked rail between arlington cemetery and roslyn. van necessary isvanessa herring talked to some of the riders. >> reporter: trains are packed and some riders tell me they found a creative way to avoid heavy delays. >> it didn't say when the next train was coming so what we did is we went on the yellow train because we wanted to get to the white house and we figured it's only 5 more minutes to our trip that way. >> they weren't too bent out of shape out of the blue line train delaying their ride to the white house. commuters say it was a major inconvenience with blue line delays lasting 30 minutes or more at the height of the problem. >> we were given misinformation at one point where we were told blue line service was restored. we were told to get off the train to get on the blue line and then no blue line appeared. >> frustrated metro riders tweeted pictures of the packed escalators and platform. service was restored late this morning. vanessa herring wusa9. >>> at least four blue line trains were disabled. initially repaired to t

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roslyn jordan, al jazeera the state department. >>> deadline for yemen government to step down is duen out in hours and rebels from the north gave the ultimatum and are against plans to divide the country in six region federation. earlier the president met with members of parliament to disway the restoring stability and security in the country and those talks follow demonstrations by the rebels in the capitol sina. al jazeera is in the capitol for us. it seems that those demonstrations about the way the country will possibly be split up are ongoing, hashim. >> reporter: first of all, i will update you on the political situation here. the country we understand from our sources in gaza province has a stronghold that a deal could be reached tonight between a delegation formed by the government and the rebels. we have agreed on forming a new government and will talk about the details of government. that is a very crucial development that could release some tension you see here on the streets of the capitol. having said that, just a few moments ago a spokesperson of the movement told these

my office is in roslyn, va. which is right across the river from georgetown university where miss sandra went to law school. after listening to her testimony i looked across the river in disbelief and just thought how is it that at my age which was 23 at the time of her testimony come as a young professional working hard to pull a paycheck and pay my own bills, this 30-year-old woman wants me as a taxpayer to pay for anything other than my own medical bills, medical needs and anything else i think i should be having in my life. i was in disbelief. i couldn't believe, why was it $9 a month was that big of a deal for strong, independent woman to come up with. and the answer to is this was the left obviously likes to uphold people who simply passed responsibility for their actions on to others which is why i wasn't surprised when she was upheld as a hero and then of course put out on the campaign trail in 2012. then another moment that led up to the writing of the book came when i was sitting at the 2012 the in sea

. >> roslyn jortan, the underlying issues of the war have not been res old. many fear are fighting can begin again at any moment. andrew simmons reports from gaza city. 50 days of war. now this, celebration to usher in another ceasefire. this one, unlike the others that failed is meant to stick indefinitely bonded by political agreement. talking was going on. fighting was still intention as well. at least six palestinians were killed in israeli airstrikes. and among the pan stillian mortar fire lending in israel, police said a civilian was killed and six others were wounded. dmubz to announce the cease-fire breakthrough was hamas. >> we are here today after long, long days nus battle considered by the occupation to be the longest and most violent battle in its history. we are here today to declare that we achieved victory over the israeli occupation and web able to achive what all other arab armies fade to do. >> later came word from the palestinian president who mounted a diplomatic offensei. >> i would like to announce the palestinian authority accepted the