but the u.s. withdrawal also meant the pullinof u.s. logistics, advisers, contractors, all of whom are believed the lifeblood of the afghan military in its fight against the taliban. guest: tk about the doha agreement. guest: the doha agreement was an agreement struck beten the trump administrion led by the negotiator between the u.s. and the talan, and in our book, we make it pretty clear tha this is a flawed agreent, to say the least. but there were conditis in this agreement. this is not just an agreement with the u.s. some conditions as well among those being break ties with terrorist groups. specifally al qaeda. in the taliban never did that. they still have't done that. it was a flawed agreement, but the conditions the taliban was supposed to follow were not being met, and president biden decided to withdraw all of o troops anyy. obvisly, resulted that was a taliban taover. >> life republicans, you are on the cherry done the. >> thank you. i needed to insert a couple of my theories into this fiasco. -- did not create scenarios whi

a u.s. military official says it is unclear what percentage of houthi assets have been destroyed inside yemen, but that the amount was significant. >> a u.s. commander says more than 60 houthi targets were hit at 60 militant locations. >> this is a direct response to the surge of houthi attacks on commercial ships in the red sea. the iran backed houthis claim they have been going after vessels with a connection to israel as a show of support for palestinians in gaza. >> the u.s. president issued this statement, these targeted strikes are a clear message that the united states and our partners will not tolerate attacks on our personnel. and one of the world's most critical commercial routes, i will not hesitate to direct further measures to protect our people and free flow of international commerce as necessary. >> u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin says there will be further costs to houthi forces if they don't end the attacks. here is major pat ryder. >> we reserve the right to protect and

u.s. and uk against houthi fighters in yemen. the coalition strikes are a direct response to the surge of attacks by the iran-backed houthi rebels on commercial vessels in the red sea. now we are hearing coalition forces hit more than 60 targets at 16 houthi locations across yemen. senior u.s. military officials, says it is not clear what percentage of who the acetate been destroyed, he says the amount was significant. now these new images show smoke hanging over the sideline in western yemeni port city as the sun starts to rise. the pentagon press secretary says the surgical strikes are meant to degrade and destroy capabilities. >> we have conducted this significant multi nation operation in order to send a clear message to the houthis, that the kinds of attacks they have been conducting since november 1927, as of today, will not be tolerated. >> and here are some of the locations that were hit. we are told the coalition strikes targeted militants radar systems as well as storage, and lau

u.s. army soldiers in jordan. president joe biden vows the u.s. will respond. >>> one of china's largest property developers has been ordered to liquidate. we will have a live report from the region. >>> and drumming up support in south carolina, joe biden and nikki haley made campaign stops ahead of that state's critical primaries next month. >> live from atlanta, this is "cnn newsroom" with rosemary church. >> good to have you with us. >>> we begin wet a developing story out of the middle east where a deadly attack on u.s. troops is marking a significant escalation of an already precarious situation in the region. three american soldiers were killed and more than 30 other service members injured in a drone attack in jordan at an outpost known as tower 22. that small military base is located near the border with syria. the attack marks the first time u.s. troops have been killed by enemy fire in the middle east since the start of the war between israel and hamas. mr. biden is blaming iran

u.s.ops are dead dozens more injured after a drone strike hit the small u.s. outpost in jordan. good evening i am jon scott and this is the fox report. ♪ u.s. officials say an ironic backed unmanned aerial drone targeted the tower 22 military outpost on the syrian border. it marks a significant development and tension that has been building in the middle east since the start of israel's war against hamas there has been leased 160 attacks on u.s. bases. we have team at coverage for you this evening trey yanks is alive with the latest overseas president of iris independent research doctor rebecca grant is standing by with her analysis. but first lucas thompson live at the white house with the reactin from the president. >> john it is the deadliest attack on u.s. forces in the middle east since the october 7 the massacre brit u.s. central command says three american soldiers were killed 34 were wounded in the drone strike in northeast jordan. president biden spoke about the attack for the fir

the u.s. and uk have been striking houthi targets in yemen following a surge of attacks by the iran-backed rebels against commercial vessels in the red sea. have a look at these images that came in a short time ago, showing american fighter jets taking off from the uss eisenhower aircraft carrier. a senior u.s. military official says it is unclear what percentage of who the assets were destroyed inside yemen, but said the amount was significant. houthis say they retaliated. we are told u.s. and coalition forces hit more than 60 targets at 16 of the locations, and those targets included the militants radar systems along with storage and launch sites for ballistic myself, cruise missiles, and drones. i can show you where they are located. you can see there on the map, the u.s. has carried out strikes against iranian proxies in iraq and syria in recent months. this is the first known strike against the houthis inside yemen. a clear sign of the growing alarm over the threat to international shippi

the u.s. has responded with airstrikes in iraq and syria the bulk of it in yemen since the beginning of the month there have been increasing because as you mentioned for the u.s. to strike back at much harder for u.s. warships continue shooting down drones and missiles from iran's proxy forces off the coast of yemen there's also have been caused u.s. to strike the source that is inside iran. the names of those of fall and have not been released subject to next of kin notifications. arthel: a right lucas tomlinson thank you very much live at the whwidest rate of joining us on e phone chief national security correspondent jennifer griffin. jennifer, any word from the pentagon? >> we have received a notification a statement in which they confirmed the deaths of the three u.s. troops. i'm also hearing reports that up to 25 americans may have been injured and that attack on the base and a northern jordan this is a very significant escalation as lucas reported. this is bound to test not only the whi

two u.s. navy seals died on january 11 after going overboard while raiding a ship suspected of carrying iranian arms off the coast of somalia. in gaza, israeli attacks have killed at least 373 palestinians since friday when the international court of justice ordered israel to take all possible measures to prevent genocide in gaza. in another major development, the united states and at least 12 other nations have suspended funding to unrwa, the u.n. agency for palestinian refugees, after israel accused 12 employees of the agency of taking part in the hamas attack on october 7. unrwa is one of the largest employers in gaza with a staff of over 13,000. it provides essential aid to most of gaza's 2.3 million residents. the agency responded to israel's allegations by firing nine employees. the head of unrwa philippe lazzarini condemned the freezing of funds at a time when famine is looming in gaza. he said, "palestinians in gaza did not need this additional collective punishment. this stains all of

the u.s. ant britain going after militants backed and funded by iran. not long ago, iran condemned the strikes calling them a violation of international law. and russia has requested an emergency meeting of the u.n. security council later today. the coalition strikes are a direct response to the worsening surge of attacks on ships in the red sea from houthi. many of the houthi launches have been intercepted by the u.s. led coalition that had been playing defense until now. american fighter jets have been taking off from the uss dwight d eisenhower aircraft carrier to carry out their mission. the u.s. president issued this statement. these targeted strikes are a clear message that the united states will not allow attacks on ore personnel or imperil freedom of navigation. i will not hesitate to take further measures to protect our people and the free flow of international commerce as necessary. we are also hearing from the pentagon. >> we reserve the right to protect and defend our forces and th

u.s. strikes continues with ac 360. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. we begin tonight with breaking news. american-led air strikes in one of the most volatile hot spots in the world right now. mitts is some of the first video of explosions tonight in yemen's just north of the capital. iranian backed houthi fighters from yemen have been attacking commercial ships in the nearby red sea. there's been dozens of attacks. tonight u.s. and british forcevise struck back using air and naval assets. both surface ships and submarines with one houthi official moments ago saying multiple cities had been hit. cnn's oren leiberman at the pentagon for us tonight. m.j. lee at the white house where the president has just weighed in. i want to start at the pentagon. oren, what do we learn so far about the targets that have been hit? >> reporter: more than a dozen different targets were hit by u.s. aircraft and assets. it was also submarines that took part in this launching tomahawk attack and cruise

u.s. and uk have been hitting houthi charters in yemen. show you new images now that shows smoke hanging over the skyline in a western yemeni port city, as the sun begins to come up there. the coalition strikes following a surge of attacks by the iran-backed rebels, on commercial vessels in the red sea. american fighter jets are being taking off from the u.s. white d. eisenhower aircraft carrier to carry out the strikes. the senior u.s. official says it is unclear what percentage of who the athletes have been destroyed inside yemen at the amount was significant. we are told u.s. coalition forces hit more than 60 targets, at 16 houthi locations, and those targets included the militants radar systems along with storage and launch sites for ballistic missiles, cruise missiles, and drones. let's show you where they are located on the map there, the u.s. is gone after iranian proxies in iraq and syria and recent months. this is the first known strike against yemen. the clear sign of the growing

many of them u.s. ships targeted. the u.s. now tonight responding hitting more than a dozen houthi targets in yemen, houthi of course an iranian backed militia, an iranian proxy. and coming from the air, coming from under the sea, coming from ships on the sea. your reaction. >> i think it's well-overdue. the timing of this is important. the united states has been previously very, very precise in its attack against the houthis. it's kind of been a tit for tat. this is an escalation and i think that's appropriate. it's not an expansion. look, there's proportionalty, you know, legal requirements that i think this would exceed certainly at a minimum would meet those prescriptions for proportionality. and you have to go out after as oren just reported both the archers as well as the arrows in military terms. go after the inventory, go after the capabilities, go after the leadership, go after the launch capabilities as well. that's what we're seeing right now. and important, the message needs to be there's no sanctuary for the houth

u.s. president joe biden is vowing to respond after three american soldiers were killed and more than 30 injured in a drone attack in jordan. the attack on the outpost known as tower 22 marked the first time u.s. troops have been killed by enemy fire in the middle east since the start of the war between israel and hamas. that small military base seen in this satellite image is located near the border with syria. mr. biden is blalaming iran bacd militant groups for the attack, while in iran, state media report iran's permanent mission to the u.n. denies the country had any involvement. the u.s. president is vowing to hold those responsible to account. >> we had a tough day last night in the middle east. we lost three brave soldiers in an attack on one of our bases. [indistinct] >> we shall respond. >> cnn's paula hancock joins us from abu dhabi with more. what is the reaction from iran? >> well rosemary the denial from iran was fairly swift saying they had no involvement in this attack. it

the u.s., qatar, and egypt are inching closer towards a deal that provides for an extended cease-fire in exchange for hostages. but hamas wants all israeli troops out of gaza before any hostages are released. norah. >> debora patta, thank you. >>> tonight the heaviest fighting is taking place in the southern gaza final stand. cbs's charlie d'agata was taken to the outskirts of the embattled city by israeli defense forces who control media access to the territory. >> reporter: the soldiers of the 55th brigade, 98 paratroopers division, battling hamas mill tantss in the southern city of kahn yoonis, known as the tip of the spear brigade. they escorted us into gaza, the only way international journalists are allowed in, embedded with the israeli military. a few minutes inside, show us a recent discovery. they're finding tunnels and shafts like this everywhere, but this is just a few hundred yards from the crossing itself. and they believe it was used by hamas militants to attack that day. aadvanc

if they can get the u.s. drawn into a confrontation in the u.s. they can paint the u.s. as an #!pful domestically because they have is within iran. if they can somehow best th united states in some way it them a way to show that they are a player in the middle east. this is a competition between iran and saudi arabia and israel. if iran can show the others to be iran is the player the goal state should gravitate towards as the leader. host: what is china thinking right now? guest: they are taking advantage of the series of confrontations by supporting iran through back iran is selling oil to the chineseis money coming as a result of that sale of oil and electronics are making their way to iransystems. there is also direct military action. taking it's opportunity to support iran and looking for ways to take advantage of the united states if there comes to a conflict in taiwan. we have tom a republican in wyoming. caller: ares related to al qaeda? guest: the houthis group that me some relationship to al qaeda but for the most part, they are a shiite supported group. al qaeda was pr

many u.s. troops are in the region, where they're deployed. for instance, in syria, they're essentially surrounded by hostile forces. isis, the syrian government, iranian-backed militias, and in iraq, it's not dissimilar. therefore, the united states is in a very precarious situation. and as we heard president biden say that the united states will respond at a time and in a manner of its choosing, no matter what that response will be, it will probably only make the situation even more dangerous. fredricka. >> bed weideman, thank you so much. back to you, natasha, in washington for a final question. a recap, three u.s. troops killed. 30, up to 30 wounded. it's a very sizable attack. the largest that we have seen since the conflict began october 7th. how might this impact whether there might be any more deployments of u.s. personnel to the region? >> reporter: you know, it's a great question that has to be something the biden administration is now considering, although we have to remember that th

the u.s. launched a strike in syria, in iraq, against houthi, inside yemen, with the aim of re-establishing deterrence and degrade the abilities of whether attacking u.s. forces or shipping in the red sea. nonetheless, as throughout those days, what we saw is unprecedented escalation targeted with ballistic missiles. targeted with a drone, more u.s. soldiers were injured, the houthi rebels went after a british ship, after a u.s. ship. does the u.s. think it's approach is firing back, would you say it's successful, especially when three soldiers were killed? >> we are assessing what happened yesterday, and we are trying to figure out how a one- way attack drone was able to evade air defenses and was able to kill three of our service members and injured dozens more. to your question on deterrence, i can continue to say that we don't see war. we don't seek further conflict. we don't want to see this widen out into a regional conflict. but we will continue to do whatever we need to when it comes t

i can tell you u.s.tral command is continuing to look in all important questions and will keep you updated as new re able to. what we do know is iran backed militias are responsible for continued attacks on u.s. forces ■ and w in a time and manner of our choosing. while we do not seek to escalate tensions in the region, we'll take all necessary actions to protect our troops, our facilities and our interests. shifting gears, yesterday the u.s. ambassador to the czech republic and the czech defense minister signed a contract for the purchase of 24f-35 fighter aircraft. the acquisition of these f-35's will increase the combat capability of the czech military and strengthen nato and the bilateral security of czechia and the united states. with the signing, the czech republic includes 10 countries that employ the f-35. alloq foreign military sales are coordinated through the u.s. state department so i would refer you to my colleagues at state for more information. finally, deputy assistant secretary of defens

a u.s. official at this hour saying these strikes are the first on yemen since the beginning of israel's war with hamas. tonight, the u.s.-led attacks involve a mix of tomahawk cruise missiles and fighter jets. the uk joining us. the white house warning the u.s. will, quote, counter and defeat these mounting attacks. also, an emergency cabinet meeting in the uk today. now, this follows months of attacks on commercial shipping in the red sea. 24 hours ago we learned of the militants' largest attack yet. their drones and missiles were shot down by the u.s. and the uk. the militants say their attacks are in response to israel's war on hamas. the u.s. intercepting a barrage of 18 drones and three missiles just in this latest attack alone. you'll remember one of the houthis' most brazen attacks came in november, these are the pictures. terrorists hijacking a cargo ship co-owned by an israeli businessman. that ship tonight, by the way, still being held by rebels. tonight, this u.s. attack now on y

of note, the u.s. army reserve announced earlier today that specialist kennedy sanders and specialist briona movette have been posthumously been ranked. the medical staff will determine whether any service members will require transport to the u.s. for further treatment. in terms about final details of the drone attack itself, there are many questions including how the one way attack drone could have penetrated the facility air defenses and point of origin and what specific iranian proxy group is responsible. i can tell you u.s. central command is continuing to look in all important questions and will keep you updated as new information becomes available as we are able to. what we do know is iran backed militias are responsible for continued attacks on u.s. forces and we will respond in a time and manner of our choosing. while we do not seek to escalate tensions in the region, we'll take all necessary actions to protect our troops, our facilities and our interests. shifting gears, yesterday the u.s. am

u.s. citizens at the time of her birth. an echo of the lie that former president obama was not born in the u.s. >> people behind nikki haley are pro-am necessity. >> reporter: the attacks are part of a broader strategy to blunt haley's momentum in the granite state as polling shows within striking distance targeting her record on immigration to appeal to conservatives. >> drug traffickers, poisoning our country. but nikki haley refused to call illegals criminals. >> haley treating new hampshire a as a two-person contest. >> we have all these issues around a the country and around the world, and what are biden and trump both focused onnen on? investigations, past issues, things that aren't taking us forward. we can can either have more of the same, or we can say it's time to change. and move forward. >> but the former government once again inviting scrutiny for comments about race after earlier drawing criticism for failing to mention slavery as a cause of the civil war. >> we're not a raci

. >>> u.s.ecretary of state antony blinken is set to begin talks in turkey as he ramps up diplomatic efforts to prevent the war in gaza from spreading further. he arrived in istanbul friday as part of a wider trip. he's scheduled to meet turkey's foreign minister first before talks with president erdogan later today. >>> a state department official says blinken will try to use diplomatic back channels to send a message to iran that washington doesn't want the conflict to escalate. during his diplomatic push he's set to discuss the next phase of israel's military campaign, and plans for gaza after the fighting is over. our nic robertson has more. >> reporter: look, it's going to be a long week of diplomacy ahead for secretary blinken when he gets to israel top of the agenda will be making sure that enough humanitarian supplies are getting through into gaza, that the food, the water, the medicine is getting through, and fete geting delivered safely to all areas of gaza for the citizens there, the

the u.s. and the uk acting in a connecticut fashion, actually hitting targets here, but with the backing of several other countries australia, canada, and the netherlands. that gives you an idea of the planning and preparation that had to go into an attack like this. there is now a briefing going on about the operation itself. we are told there were 28 sites struck, more than 150 munitions used point this is video from yemen of those strikes as they took place. again, nearly 30 sites belonging to the houthis, the iranian proxy rebel group that controls west yemen, a number of cities there. right on the coast of the red sea. the u.s., the uk, and others felt this was necessary after repeated houthis attacks on shipping lanes in the red sea. a very narrow straight there, one of the world's most critical waterways. the u.s. had tried to apply diplomatic pressure including through a u.n. resolution, but that houthis attacks kept coming. at least 27, and another attempt earlier today from the houth

but u.s. officials in the run-up to this election have gone out of their way to emphasize that the u.s. is not interfering and not intervening in the democratic processes in taiwan. a few days ago we learned from a senior biden administration official that the u.s. president plans to send an unofficial delegation to taiwan after the election to emphasize the importance of taiwan/u.s. relations but also to reiterate the china one china policy that the united states has. ministry of foreign affairs in beijing weighed in shortly after that announcement saying that it did not support of course such a move but not to jeopardize relations between china, we also learned that america's chief diplomat antony blinken last night on the eve of the election met with a senior chinese official and discussed human rights and also discussed the need for peace and stability across the taiwan strait. >> all right. we'll check in with you again next hour. kristie lu stout, thanks so much. >>> they may live thousa

the u.s. says there will be retaliation for the killing of three of its troops in jordan in a drone attack blamed on iran backed militants. a hong kong court orders the liquidation of the world's most indebted developer, china evergrande in a new test for the embattled property sector. and european earnings in focus. we bring you the details on midst delivery plans for boeing and investors watching out for phillips as the dutch radical device maker reports -- as the dutch medical device maker reports. let's look at the earnings. ryanair. in terms of the latest details and earnings. a four year profit at one point eight 5 billion to 1.95 billion. the top end. in terms of profit coming through. guiding a slightly lower profit outlook. the top line had been looking to 2.05 billion euros. slightly lower on the back of fuel costs and demand. we are looking at expectations for the key summer season and the deliveries of the boeing aircraft. they had been expecting to take delivery of 45-50 aircraft

as u.s.er is extended around the world, what of relay stations -- relations does iwrong powers in stage -- in east a -- asia? and how would that change of they pursued that as a provocation. guest: i thinks deterrencet whes works with its allies. for example if we think about ukraine and russian invasion, putin is the most

the u.s. to build trailers upon harder it is a new hour of "fox news live" i am eric shawn. arthel: hi eric i am arthel neville the white house as an unmanned aerial drone carried out the attacker. president biden blaming quote radical i run back to militant groups and vowing to hold them to account. it is a major escalation hostilities in the region it's putting more pressure on the president for a strong response. ask all of these attacks on american forces in the middle east be at cody's, it has a bullet they are ready and back. they cannot do that anymore. this is a chance for the united states of america, for president biden to make a strong statement for they are watching f britt ft alex or watch and come after us or. >> i will president biden respond? was that lucas tomlinson who is live in the white house requested as a deadliest attack on u.s. forces in the middle east since the october 7 the massacre at u.s. central command says three american soldiers were killed and that drone atta

u.s.anks all due to report before the bell. >>> and taiwan goes to the polls in the election that could prove key relations with china and the west. >>> welcome to the show, everybody. we are starting the show looking at the luxury sector after the british brand burberry issued a profit warning after the slowdown in luxury demand. it expects the adjusted operating profit of 410 to 460 million pounds versus previous guidance at the lower end of 552 to 668 million pounds. it warned in november that the revenue target this year may be out of reach. looking at the share price move at this stage with burberry trading lower by 6%. let's discuss this with charlotte. charlotte is joining us now. good morning, charlotte. what else did we hear from the company and how concerning is this profit warning from burberry? >> it has been tough for burberry. they have been going through a turn around. new management in 2022 and the creative director dan iel lee with the new collection. there has been a mute

u.s.ender lai ching-te being seen as a setback for xi jinping strategy despite the best result in decades. plus, many managers going long on higher prices for brent crude as houthi rebels report new u.s.-lead strikes in yemen. annabelle: geopolitics is one of the key focus points for investors as we begin another trading week. here in asia. adding to that is a couple of different factors. expectations for the fed, whether money markets have it right, telling as that we will see around 170 basis points of cuts ahead. maybe that's a little bit too aggressive by some estimates. earnings as well, that season kicking into gear. we have had bank earnings, airlines, luxury. and a bit more downbeat news to come out from that of company ceos. so you had china's loan data at the end of close of markets on friday telling us consumers,, corporate's really still not looking for cash. these are the factors will be watching closely. how that plays out over the to do dynamic in this week ahead. so far in

u.s.s weapons from houthis in yemen as they continue strikes on ships in the red sea. cutter and france renegotiate a deal to get medication to hostages in gaza as the u.s. says they are hopeful that further talks could be helpful. women and children displaced by the islamic state are finding a new home in kurdistan. ♪ welcome to the program. good to have you with us. the u.s. says it has ceased at danced iranian weapons that were being transported to rebels in yemen. the operation happen five days ago as the u.s. and u.k. carried out airstrikes on houthi targets. the u.s. says they seized components for ballistic and cruise missiles and parts of air defense equipment. u.s. military analysis shows the houthis used it the same kind of weapons and attacks in the red sea. meanwhile, the houthis have continued their strikes, hitting a greek ship today causing minor damage. the u.s. is urging countries in the middle east to do more to try to stop the attacks on international shipping. >> we ant

u.s. lawmakers unveil a stopgap spending bill averting a partial government shutdown later this month. we will break down what you need to know ahead of the iowa caucuses. taiwan stocks making modest gains after the ruling lost its majority in parliament. we go live to taipei this hour. happy monday and welcome to a new week. 6:00 a.m. in london. it is martin luther king day. let's get you up to speed on price action elsewhere. you have cooler than expected u.s. producer prices print on the back then hop -- on the back of the hotter than expected --. traders are now pricing in an 80% chance of a march cut. that would kick off 6-7 cuts across the fed's eight meetings meaning the two-year treasury yields on friday dropped to their lowest level since may. despite all the movement it did not do much to boost the s&p 500. looking at the s&p pretty flat. if we flip to the cross asset picture, the dollar study this morning. brent rising on the risk of airstrikes igniting a wider conflict in the m

and the u.s.d seven retaliatory strikes against iranian backed militias, but congressional republicans called those pinpricks. >> the deterrence and response has been weak, not strong. and until we send a strong message to iran that we are not going to tolerate this, they will continue to hit our troops in the region. >> norah: so tonight the key question, how will the u.s. respond, and what options are on the table? cbs news national security correspondent david martin, and chief foreign affairs correspondent and moderator of "face the nation" margaret brennan join me now. good to see both of you. david, give us a sense of the military options at the pentagon is considering an striking back and will be more than these pinpricks? >> well, the pentagon has delivered options for striking iranian facilities inside iraq and syria. and instead of just going after the local militias which have been conducting the is attacks against american troops. to date the u.s. has conducted seven retaliatory strike

this was the first time u.s. troops have been killed during the more than three months of assaults by iranian-backed militia groups now more than 160 attacks against bases with americans in iraq and syria since october 17th and just one week ago, multiple u.s. troops were injured when a barrage of ballistic missiles hit al assad air base in iraq secretary of defense lloyd austin released a statement saying he is outraged and deeply saddened the attack targeted a small outpost near the syrian border known as tower 22 according to u.s. officials and the groups there work with and advise the jordanian military, but it also supports the u.s. garrison on the other part of the border with syria. we visited that base five years ago the groups there tasked with keeping isis in check, but the entire area has a much bigger mission, situated along a highway that runs from tehran to baghdad and all of the way to damascus, the troops are cutting off a land bridge to iran to move weapons and fighters into syria. >> back now to

the nigerians, u.s. special forces, the teams there, and the idea was we would do a couple stories, shoot for several days, do a couple stories and then we were supposed to leave on a wednesday or thursday, the day the coup started, and we found out the president had been taken prisoner by his own security forces and they shut down the air force and airspace and soon after shut down the borders. so we spent a little bit of extra time in niger until we could get out. we still kind of joke whether it was really good timing or really bad timing, and i still don't know that answer, but we were fortunate to be there to see the coupl i think if we had not been there -- africa does not get a lot of attention from western media. frankly, i have done stories, but i will say it, the administration does not pay a lot of attention to africa either. i recently read one paragraph, only one paragraph on africa. that is why i am doing this stories and still trying to do more. i goal is to give west africa more calendar

u.s.xceptionalism later on today. stagnation on gdp. talking about how high the bar is for u.s. equities, how low with the bar for europe right now? lisa: did you see that italy and spain were the outperformer's? this is a reversal of fate of the eurozone outperforming germany which is the sick dog of europe and continues to be in contraction as expected, and yet still may be avoiding some sort of recession. this is a call for some sort of victory. jonathan: surprise yesterday, crude lowered by 1.6%. closing at 76.70 eight on wti after the tension of the weekend. annmarie: one thing at the oil conference today with the fact that the supply is still there, dishes have is getting to the destination has changed because one -- of what is going on in the red sea. the backbone of supply right now is the united states of america. jonathan: still calibrating that decision. what is your view on what we've been told over the last 24 hours. annmarie: retaliation is going to be much bigger given the f

where u.s. troops are, there are thousands of u.s. troops in this region operating near these iranian proxies in iraq, in syria, off the coast of yemen. the risk/reward to attacking these so-called proxies? >> first of all, not only the thousands of american troops but there are thousands of iranian-backed proxies that are involved in this conflict at this point. they are the most likely option, a leadership target inside of iraq, if they can attribute this attack from an iraqi mobilization force and the launch was from iraq itself. we did that a couple weeks ago when there was the attack. there are higher levels that could be attacked. the risk is unique to iraq as we are trying to hammer out a strategic alignment from the coalition for a bilateral response. less risk than an attack on iran proper. we have to think about the relationship with iraq. candidly, at this point, the government of iraq has no reason to stop this attack if, in fact, that attack which killed american soldiers came from iraq by iraqi mobilization forces and ir

u.s.ervice members were killed in a drone strike on a base in jordan. it's the first u.s. service member deaths in months of attacks by iran-backed militants. we'll ask retired four-star general what retaliation could look like. >>> back at home, senate negotiators are inching closer to a bipartisan border security deal as president biden promises to shut down the border if it means locking in an agreement. >>> new this morning, e. jean carroll speaking out for the first time on camera since a jury ordered donald trump to pay her more than $83 million for defamation. >>> and breaking overseas just a short time ago, king charles and the princess of wales both released from the hospital after medical procedures. ♪♪ >>> we begin this hour with president biden vowing to respond after three u.s. service members were killed and more than 30 injured in a drone attack by iran-backed militias over the weekend in jordan. these are the first u.s. service members to be killed from hostile fire, iran d

as over friday, january 12 and the u.s., the u.s.toms and border patrol agency approved, if they remove the software from the watches, they are able to continue selling the watches. on tuesday, january 16, apple is hoping the u.s. federal appearance court circuit -- federal appeals court circuit will rule in its favor to have a one year stay on this issue meaning the oxygen watch can continue to be used for the next year or so -- sold or euro so without having to relet the new -- replace the new software. this is a really important piece of news we got today. one important -- the more important drumbeat is tomorrow. haidi: will we found out more in terms of how this is likely to impact consumer demand? this was such a highly touted feature. even if it is not an immediate removal, how existing users might be impacted. >> if it is not immediate, apple will have about a year to figure out a solution. i would bet heavily that apple would be able to retain the future on the watch indefinitely and rework it to not have to violate laws. i w

>> three u.s.y soldiers were killed tag targeting this military base and this outpost in northeast jordan on the border with syria and it happened this morning local time there. we are also told that as many as 30 u.s. service members who were also at that base were injured in this attack and that number is expected to rise as more service members seek treatment with traumatic brain injury and three of those service members were so critically injured that they had to be medically evacuated out of the country. the secretary of defense just issued a statement about this, secretary of defense lloyd austin and he promised that the u.s. will respond at a time and place of our choosing. see said that iran-backed militias are responsible for these continued attacks on u.s. forces and he said the president and i will not tolerate attacks on american forces and we will take all necessary actions to defend the united states, our troops and our interests. just to put this into context, u.s. and coalition forc

as u.s.ed around the world, what sort of relay stations -- relations does taiwan reach out to the strong powers in stage -- in east a -- asia? and how would that change of they pursued that as a provocation. guest: i thinks deterrence is the strongest when united states works with its allies. for example if we think about ukraine and russian invasion, putin is the most turned when sanctions are implemented by not only the united states but also with allies. the is wise to try and work with our allies to put more pressure on beijing, that is way better g that taiwan has the right to be democracy. thede message is always stronge. >> we are going to leave this program here but you can watch anytime c-span.org. coming up, repubcan congressman darrell isa talks about was relations. live coverage here on spent two. >> good key to the u.s. pacific traffic the committee is important for american policymakers and closely monitoring. in 2024, the connection across asia and the hold elections.her, israe

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the u.s.hold those responsible to account. we have full coverage of this breaking story pf natasha bertrand is in washington, kevin l liptak is at the white house and natasha, what are we learning about the attack? >> fredericka, this was know extremely significant attack and it was done by a one-way attack drone and hit the living quarterses and it killed three u.s. army soldiers, we are told and as many as 30 other u.s. service members were wounded in this attack and we are told that that number of wound side likely to continue to rise as service members seek treatment forcing them consistent with traumatic brain injuries. three were wounded enough to be medically evacuated out of the country. we obviously have to wait and see what their condition is, but at this point the u.s. is trying to determine, of course, how it is going to respond. the u.s. has seen dozens of these kinds of attack by iran-backed groups on coal iiti bases when the attacks began in gaza, and previously these rocket and

u.s. dollar. starting trading in japan come the nikkei 225 is poised for the best week and months despite some parts of the japanese market are looking overbought. >> exactly. we will see what happens did today. u.s. futures look lower. they are pointed lower after a choppy session in the session after we got the cpi print that showed a little firmness and cpi and jobless claims were low but the cpi print was higher than expected and some elements would not have please the federal reserve and of those were getting news that a person familiar with the matter says rishi sunak has had his cabinet approved strikes, having an impact on the market. you see the haven trade in the united states continuing in the futures for bonds as well with the 10 year yield finishing at that level. crude oil in the united states is up a dollar from where it closed. that is likely on rising tensions in the middle east with brent crude rising as well. let's get to that story and bring in our correspondent from wa

wednesday morning, the drone attack on u.s. forces in jordan, immigration and border security, aid to ukraine and israel. then, allegations by the united nations for palestinian refugees. washington journal, live wednesday morning on c-span, c-span now, or c-span.org. >> the defense department spokesman updated the press on the drone attack in jordan, confirming the dignified transfer of service members will take place friday with president biden and secretary austen in attendance. he also answered questions■■] ad announced has below announced it would suspend attacks on u.s. forces. he shared there have been three known attacks announcement hezbollah would suspend attacks on u.s. forces. >> good afternoon, everybody. a few things here at the top and then get right to your questions. up front, i want to express again the condolences to family members and loved ones from the three u.s. soldiers killed in jordan >> our condolences to the families of those killed in the attacks and jordan. ■2secretary austen will of note, the u.s.