u. s. military personnel about what went on amid and chaotic afghan pullout. we also heard from robert stork representing the u. s. department of defense and he testified about the need for oversight and how the pentagon has adjusted some of its procedures. following the withdrawal, we pivoted our work a dear d i o i g to deal with some emergency air drive time my time has expired. do you have data regarding well, what i, what i was going to say is we've not an oversight work on that. now, but as i testified, we did obtain a copy of the administrations after action and we're actively reviewing that now. and if there's additional oversight, we're already new. i'll do it wash. now, while biding wouldn't authorize the effort to prove that this horrendous bombing from occurring and the hands of the military appeared, had been tied in preventing this, this devastating blast. what was authorized was a retaliatory strike by the united states afterwards. and in that strike, the world saw how 3 adults and 7 children lost their lives. american movie, their food, i know this got, but it says the im action against the bama is inexcusable. i think

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u. s. department of defense and he testified about the need for oversight and how the pentagon has adjusted some of its procedures. following the withdrawal, we pivoted our work, a d, a, d i o i g to deal with some emergency air drive time. my time has expired. do you have data regarding, well, what i, what i was going to say is we've not done oversight work on that now. but as i testified, we did obtain a copy of the administrations after action and we're actively reviewing that now. and if there's additional oversight, we're already new, i'll do it wash. now i'll biding, wouldn't authorize the effort to prove that this horrendous bombing from occurring and the hands of the military here had been tied and preventing this, this devastating blast. what was authorized was a retaliatory strike by the united states afterwards. and in that strike the world saw how 3 adults and 7 children lost their lives. or we're, we got some further reaction to this from american military veteran or 3rd, scott bennett, who saves the inaction against the bomber, is an excuse. i think this entire scenario has 2

u. s department of defense has said it's deployed additional capabilities to secure the u. s embassy there. we know that there are i believe the estimate was 16,000 american citizens, many who have dual nationality in sudan. you know what the situation is there in terms of the positioning of americans there the u. s embassy and possible plans to evacuate americans. this week. the pentagon said amara that it was adding it was putting in additional capabilities nearby to sudan, just in case it might need to evacuate diplomats out of the cartoon embassy or to secure the embassy itself. the u. s has a permanent military base in djibouti, which is close to sudan. that's accomplish mony , and this plan would include hundreds of marines that are stationed there will also include additional aircraft that are capable of bringing on the ground units to secure the embassy. thinking here is that this will be just for us embassy personnel, not for these 16,000 or so americans that are in sudan because they are dual nationals. and i think the white house a pointed out as well that it is

u. s. officials are the classified files about the war in ukraine. u. s. defense secretary lloyd austin, said his department is launching review of intelligence, access, accountability, and control procedures. but you as president joe biden, who is currently on a visit to the republic of ireland, great. was came to play down his worries over the potential. fallout. are you concerned about the lead time to go? we got a minute of your concern about the ladies. i'm concerned with looking contemporaneous . but while the main suspect may be in custody dozens more documents and their explosive content may yet come to light. let's take a look at a small store is making headlines around the world. the russian miss, i'll strike on the east in ukrainian city slowdowns because killed at least 5 people and wounded 15 as, according to the regional governor. as rescuers sifted through the bravo, he warned that more people could still be buried under the residential building. norway's domestic intelligence and security service says 15 russian diplomats expel this week and tried to recruit sources intercept communications and by advance technology on behalf of russian intelligence

of next steps, u. s. africa command in the department of defense continue to work closely with state department, which has the lead for helping american citizens wishing to depart sudan. those efforts include providing intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance capabilities to observe potential land routes out of sudan and detect threats and positioning. naval assets out the coast of sudan, should they be needed? on talk to him, i guess bought was from hell when university says the western states have ulterior motives in sudan, and they be using the situation to inject itself into the nation's domestic affairs . the global forties have her and vicious a role in she then. so what they are doing now, it's like allow us to evacuate our citizens. then we want to protect our citizens. then one of our citizens is form. and to intel here, not intervene, interfere in your internal affairs. so the sovereign state now a by the fact that situation is not exist. now, sudan is after i land for interference of regional and global for forces when it comes to united states as a unit polar system. this moment in a

u. s. officials are the classified files about the war in ukraine. u. s. defense secretary lloyd austin, said his department is launching review of intelligence, access, accountability, and control procedures. but u. s. president joe biden, who's currently on a visit to the republic of ireland, great. was came to play down, his worries over the potential fall out. are you concerned about the way the time to go? we get a little concerned about the ladies. i'm concerned that there's nothing contemporaneous where but while the main suspect may be in custody dozens, more documents and their explosive content may yet come to light. germany's foreign minister adelina bab oak has held talks with senior chinese diplomats over taiwan and beijing human rights redcoat and she called on china's leaders to help and the warn you cry. german foreign minister anna lena, bear back on her inaugural visit to china after landing in the port city of tianjin on thursday. burbock put the tough topics on the table in beijing. the war and ukraine is high on berlin's agenda. bear bought called on china to use its influence with russia to end the invasion as, as good stuff. he knows it, that

of next steps, u. s. africa command in the department of defense continue to work closely with state department, which has the lead for helping american citizens wishing to depart sudan. those efforts include providing intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance capabilities to observe potential land routes out of sudan and attack threats and positioning. naval assets off the coast of sudan should they be needed? moving on now. moscow's host of the heads of the iranian syrian until kesh military is to disco steps towards strengthening syria security. and the normalization of the country's relations with took here full of the talks. the parties reaffirm the desire to preserve the territorial integrity of syria, as well as the need to intensify efforts for the speedy return of syrian refugees to their homeland. this is attempts to try to sort out the longstanding enmity between now turkey and syria is starting to pay off. we'll see that officials from other 2 countries are expressing willingness to sit and talk and negotiate. and they have abandoned their hawkish behavior towards each other. we see t

u. s. officials are the classified files about the war and ukraine. u. s. defense secretary lloyd austin, said his department is launching review of intelligence, access, accountability, and control procedures. but u. s. president joe biden, who's currently on a visit to the republic of ireland, great. was came to play down, his worries over the potential fallout when are you concerned about the, the time to go? we get a minute. you're concerned about the ladies. i'm concerned that he's looking contemporaneously, where this is the boston court house, where the alleged leeker is to appear on friday. but while the main suspect may be in custody dozens more documents and their explosive content may yet come to light eyes, d. w as secure to correspondent thomas sparrow. what else was known about the suspect? he was young that as a, as a start. and he was described as someone who had worked as a sort of i t specialist within the intelligence wing of the massachusetts national guard. and that probably explains how he was allegedly able to access that classified information according to people who knew him, who had maybe been with him on some of these online forums where th

u. s. officials or the classified files about the war and ukraine. u. s. defense secretary lloyd austin, said his department is launching review of intelligence, access, accountability, and control procedures. but u. s. president joe biden, who's currently on a visit to the republic of ireland, great. was came to play down his worries over the potential fallout. where are you concerned about the time to go? oh, i got a minute about the ladies. i'm concerned, i think, contemporaneous but while the main suspect may be in custody dozens more documents and their explosive content may yet come to light. and so that this with calling clock who's director of research at the global intelligence and security consultancy, the soon found groupie joins us from pittsburgh. welcome to the w. can we saw with how this leak happened? people will be shocked to hear that such a low ranking amman had access to such highly classified material. yeah, that's just the fact of the matter 2021 year old, individual, massachusetts air national guard that had the clearances to access this information . a look, you know, 21 years old may seem young to a lot of folks, and it seems young to me, bu

u. s. officials or the classified files about the war in ukraine. u. s. defense secretary lloyd austin, said his department is launching review of intelligence, access, accountability, and control procedures. but you as president joe biden, who's currently on a visit to the republic of ireland. great. was came to play down, his worries over the potential fallout when are you concerned about the lead time to go get the mail? i want you to local ages. i'm concerned that do you think contemporaneous this is the boston court house, where the alleged leeker is to appear on friday. but while the main suspect may be in custody dozens, more documents and their explosive content may yet come to light. earlier i spoke about this with the w security course on it, thomas barrow. he told us more about the man suspected of being behind the leak. well, essentially he was very young and also low ranking within the national guard. he's being described as someone who worked as a sort of i t specialist within the intelligence wing of the massachusetts national guard. he was also simultaneously in his private life, if you will, very active in online forums. and it was in one of those,

u. s. officials or the classified files about the war in ukraine. u. s. defense secretary lloyd austin, said his department is launching review of intelligence, access, accountability, and control procedures. but u. s. president joe biden, who is currently on a visit to the republic of ireland, great. was came to play down, his worries over the potential fall out. i use it, sir. debacle to leave the time to go. oh, you got a mill. i want you to love the lady. i'm concerned with contemporaneous this is the boston court house where the alleged leeker is to appear on friday. but while the main suspect may be in custody dozens, more documents and their explosive content may yet come to light. well as bringing d w security correspondent, thomas sparrow at thomas. what can you tell us about this suspect? while he was young, that as a, as a start. and he was described as someone who had worked as a sort of i t specialist within the intelligence wing of the massachusetts national guard. and that probably explains how he was allegedly able to access that classified information according to people who knew him, who had maybe been with him on some of these online forums where

u. s federal government they're coming together to try to figure out the scale and the scope of the damage being led by the department of defenseying to figure out what what in terms of u. s national security was harmed, but also how allies were affected. but wolf, the pentagon admitting today that four days after these documents came to light weeks after these documents were first posted online, there's still a lot that they don't know. they don't know who took these out of any kind of secure space who posted them online how they were leaked, and how many more are out there. um so this is something that they're obviously digging into? it is something that they are. they're trying to figure out they want the answers, allies want answers and congressional oversight committees want answers. we know that the house and senate intelligence committees have asked for briefings and today the chairman of the house intelligence committee, got one and said that it is very concerning what is in these documents are very, very worried about it. alex thank you very, very much. alex marquardt reporting for us want to get some more analysis rig

u. s government personnel onto department of defense aircraft and out of the country now, of course, theecretary of state ordered this departure of these u. s diplomats, including along with president biden himself, and the secretary of state, said that the conditions on the ground simply pose an unacceptable risk. to those u. s government personnel at the time. and now as we look to see what happens to the state department's embassy there in khartoum, the secretary of state said operations have been temporarily suspended, and there are a few local staff who worked at the embassy there. those are sudanese folks who worked with us government personnel to when they can watch over the embassy in sort of caretaker status. but for now all u. s government personnel out of the country and suspended operations at that embassy. and kylie. we know that there are some american citizens in sudan. has the government said anything about evacuating them or plans to evacuate them. well last night, a senior state department official told reporters that u. s citizens in the country shouldn't expect that t

of u. s. justice. today the justice department arrested jack douglas to sheriff in connection with an investigation into alleged unauthorized removal, retention, and transmission of classified national defense information to share it is an employee of the united states air force national guard f. b i. agents took to sure and to custody earlier this afternoon. without incident. the documents reveal top secret pentagon intelligence about both allies and adversaries. but perhaps most concerning for u. s. officials or the classified files about the war in ukraine. us defense secretary lloyd austin, said his department is launching review of intelligence, access, accountability, and control procedures. but you as president joe biden, who is currently on a visit to the republic of ireland, great. was came to play down his worries over the potential fallout. i use concerned about believe the time to go get a minute. luckily, i'm concerned with looking contemporaneous this is the boston court house, where the alleged leeker is to appear on friday. but while the main suspect may be in custody dozens more documents and their explosive content may yet come to light or security corresponded toola sparr

u. s. officials or the classified files about the war and ukraine. u. s. defense secretary lloyd austin, said his department is launching review of intelligence, access, accountability, and control procedures. but u. s. president joe biden, who's currently on a visit to the republic of ireland, great. was came to play down, his worries over the potential fall out. are you concerned about the way the time to go? we got a minute of your concern about the ladies. i'm concerned with contemporaneous but while the main suspect may be in custody dozens more documents and their explosive content may yet come to light. kind of counseling is a senior advisor with the so found group, a global intelligence and security consultancy. are you surprised that a low ranking amen got access to classified documents like these are. thank you for inviting me? no, not really. i mean basically if you're in a national security position anywhere in the u. s. government, including, i would say the military security clearances. do rigor, remy, ga. otherwise you can't talk to any of your counterparts and exchange information if one has a clearance and the other doesn't. so. so how many people h

department of defense. as you're instructed to, this is fine by regulation, the u. s. government regulation. you are required to report fraud, waste, abuse, and criminality, and the inspector general the department of defense. if you're in the department fence, other departments have other inspected jobs. you're supposed to go through that? yeah, that's why we did. and, and we also went to the house intelligence committee, the staff, are there diane work that i knew? because i break there any number of times in, in an essay. and i went through her to report the, the unconstitutional unconstitutional violations of the, of the, an essay in violating the privacy rights of all us citizen, supposed everybody else in the world. so i mean, they switched from doing, from doing spying on, groups of people who are like militaries and smuggling drug smuggling groups or with terrorist groups, things like that. they went from doing that and to spying on individuals, everybody on the planet. so when they did that, i mean, you know right away there were only 2 reasons, right? number one to do it. would it c

u. s. officials or the classified files about the war in ukraine. u. s. defense secretary lloyd austin, said his department is launching review of intelligence, access, accountability, and control procedures. but you as president joe biden, who is currently on a visit to the republic of ireland, great. was came to play down his worries over the potential fallout. i used concerned about with alina the time to go wrong. we had a minute of your concern about the ladies. i'm concerned with looking contemporaneous. but while the main suspect may be in custody dozens more documents, and their explosive content may yet come to light. will they w a corresponding time in a safe in washington told me more about the judges facing this and national guardsman. it seems, the suspect will be charged with the unauthorized removal and transmission of documents related to national defense. now this will be under the espionage act. he will be charged for each document that he leaked, and each count would carry a maximum sentence of 10 years. and that would, that it, i could add up here because there were at least a 100 pages of documents. we don't know exactly how many documents that

we're going to take a short break and come back for more of our conversation with u. s. defense department whistleblower. so broader gosh roy, stay tune. 2 2 2 2 2 2 ah little had now been good along and i don't remember for those of those did you do not actually show. so i assume you will use to send this to new york to, to just use the where you of course a nicholson i was you ah ah oh a a a ah with ah, welcome back to the whistleblowers and john kerry, who were speaking with us defense department whistleblowers who brought gosh roy. so brought a welcome back. you lived with this for more than a decade, and then you decided to accept congressional fellowship for less than half of your previous salary. with that said your fellowship was with one of the most important members of congress at that time. then ranking member of the house foreign affairs committee representative, lee hamilton. at the end of that fellowship you went to work for one of my own personal heroes representative, ron delena, who was then the ranking member of the armed services committee. you developed a new expertise

u. s personnel onto evacuation flights, department of defense aircraft and got them out of the country. now one of the things that we need to think about is what's going to happen to this. u s embassy in khartoum, the secretary of state that said that operations there are going to be temporarily suspended. they do have local staff who are able to be at that embassy. see but for now, there are no operations running out of there, and all the u. s. diplomats are out of the country. so let's talk about the private american citizens. now what are we hearing from the state department as it relates to the numbers of people they believe might be there and any efforts to help get them out of the country. well listen. state department officials said that u . s citizens in the country should not foresee the u. s government coordinating any sort of evacuation for those us citizens right now, or their families who are still there in the country. they aren't thinking that they're going to do that anytime soon here right now, but what they are saying is that they do want us personnel. those citizens we

u. s. officials are the classified files about the war in ukraine. us defense secretary lloyd austin, said his department is launching review of intelligence, access, accountability, and control procedures. but u. s. president joe biden, who's currently on a visit to the republic of ireland. great was came to play down, his worries over the potential fall out. i use concerned about the time to go get a minute. i want you to like the ladies. i'm concerned with looking contemporaneous . this is the boston court house, where the alleged leeker is to appear on friday. but while the main suspect may be in custody dozens, more documents and their explosive content may yet come to light and brazil's presence and there is a nasty luna da silva, is on his 1st visit to china and he's about to present g as in king. i is also criticized the dominance of the u. s. dollar and the world economy on the policies of the international monetary fund. the veteran left is to seeking closer ties with china, which is brazil's most important trading partner. germany is foreign minister on elana. babylon is also in china, she's how tools we seen it. di

u. s. defense secretary lloyd austin said on thursday, his department is launching a review of intelligence, access, accountability, and control procedures. ah, say you want to, but you as president joe biden, who's currently on a visit to the republic of ireland. the law was king to play down his worries over the potential fallout credit i am concerned about to leave the time to go get a minute about the ladies i'm concerned with looking contemporaneously, this is the boston cult house, where the allegedly cur, is set to appear on friday, but while the main suspect may being costed a dozen small documents, a mere explosive content may yet come to light. did away a correspondent. i'm in s as it is in washington dc, and he told us more about the suspect. well, 1st of all, nicole, he's very young, just 21 years old. probably just had his 1st legal drink of alcohol here in the u. s. i. he was an airman, at the intelligence wing of the massachusetts air national guard. that's a branch of the air force, and now that is the 3rd lowest rank airman 1st class in the air force, some very low ranking.

department of justice in the u. s. as an investigation underway, and at the defense secretary lloyd austin said that every rock will be turned over to find the source of the leaks. but, you know, kelly, this is doing a lot of us probably a lot of people. so maybe the americans were leaking as opposed to both of the case, but ukraine needs more weapons. but now it's pretty clear that no, i'm happy about these leaks. and in fact, lincoln teddy think of a secretary of state defense, actually austin, of apparently been on the phone calling anger, i think was the phrase that was used in capitals around the world because it's so clear that you know, the extent of us spying again. we're not surprised by that. again, from wiki leaks, edward snowden, we know the national security agency routinely spies on world leaders. everyone else. memorably bugging angular eccles cell phone a few years ago, but still it's always been embarrassing. i feel for the us, even though everyone kind of knows it's happening, she have a chance to thank you very much. indeed. our student has admitted that it carried out an asteroid that killed more th

of the abortion pills. the u. s defense department is in full on damage control mode, working to determine the scope and scale of a classified documents leak that has implications around the globe. us diplomats reaching out to reassure allies after the documents were posted online, some of them revealed top secret information about u. s surveillance of close partners, including israel and south korea. claims that washington was spying on ukrainian president vladimir zelensky, as well as sensitive intelligence about the war in ukraine. dozens of the leaked documents were still posted on twitter as late as monday. we don't know. who's behind this? we don't know what the motive is, and i think i can't remember who asked before, but we don't know what else might be out there. let's get reaction now from south korea. cnn's paula hancocks joins us live this hour. so paula, what more are you learning about reaction from seoul to the pentagon leaks. alright me. when it comes to south korea, there has been a fair bit of reaction now. this is r

department effort. the u. s. justice department is investigating this leak, which is said to be perhaps the largest. since the wiki league scandal of 2013, the defense secretary for his part reportedly has ordered a look into how this leak happened. and this may involve trying to figure out who might have out access to these documents, assuming of course, that they are legitimate. rosalyn jordan, l g 0, the state department, un secretary general antonio gutierrez, she's in somalia for what his office has described as a visits of solidarity during them was the month of ramadan. he says the international community has failed to help the country as it faces its worst drought in decades. i'll just here as catherine sawyer reports, written, the un secretary general has visited somalia many times before because of drought and violence. but this time, the drought is, was 5, rainy seasons, half filled in the horn of africa, somalis are most affected. more than 40000 people have died in the last one and a half years. many more have hard to leave down. the terrace is here to call for much needed humanitarian support. we have launched an appeal to internationa

of them was said to be seriously injured or ill cave, or at least $106.00 russian soldiers. it's defense ministry says they've been taken to moscow for medical treatment. the u. s. department of justice is investigating how dozens of top secret military documents ended up on the internet. files appear to provide a detailed assessment of russia's military capabilities in the war in ukraine. as well as classified information on the middle east and china. mike hammer, reports washed, the published documents report to show the degree to which the ukrainian military is struggling in the conflict. but also supposedly show that the u. s. has extensively penetrated russian intelligence units, and is also spying on close allies, including ukraine's military and political leaders. the league that was 1st reported by the new york times includes details about ukraine's military strength and its casualty. counts along with those of russian forces. the times report says, one senior us official called the leak, a massive intelligence breach, made worse because it lays out to russia just how deep american intelligence operatives have managed to get into the russian military apparatus. blu

of u. s. defense articles to poland just between 20192021. that's according to the us state department, so it's hardly surprising that more away he objects to the controversial remarks made by french president, a menu and nicole to journalists on his presidential plane, our route back from china. that really had some wondering if the pilot had maybe miscalculated the pressurization of the cabin. michael said that european nations should reduce their dependence on the quote extra territoriality of the us dollar, and avoid becoming vassals. and he doubled down on those remarks in a press conference in the netherlands, alongside the dutch prime minister. this time with his feet firmly planted on the ground. so no one can really blame it on altitude. it's against being an ally, doesn't mean vina vasily. we don't, we don't have the right to think for ourselves. michael also circle back to frances policy on taiwan and reaffirm the one china policy after previously saying that the taiwan issue can be viewed through the prism of unity and important value to both europe and to china with respec

department of justice and the u. s national highway traffic safety administration is investigating several tesla autopilot crashes. including one that happened in walnut creek earlier this year. the department of defensel soon start training ukrainian soldiers on how to operate the tanks being sent by the u. s. the u. s is sending more than two dozen tanks do the uruk rainy in front lines before they get there. the tanks are going to stop in germany, where u. s soldiers will train their ukrainian counterparts on operating and maintaining that equipment. there is no silver bullet in this case, but i do think the m one tank one is delivered and it reaches its operational capability that it will be very effective on the battlefield. those tanks are expected to arrive in germany by mid may. the training session will last 10 weeks up next, the state assembly is expected to hold a special hearing this week on fentanyl drug crisis here in california. what to expect of the special session? and how republicans and democrats agreed on holding it soon as possible. also chat gpt and artificial intelligence proving to quickly change the way we book our vacations coming up how experts say the travel business is exp