the information, said john kirby, coordinator for strategic communications at the white house national security councilion, which was reported in the world media. he separated the siamese twins and saved the italian genius tanin. what i have been doing for more than 65 years, if before i operated more, i rarely operate now, after 10 minutes alexander nikolaevich is in the operating room, a complex case, a woman who has a tumor, well, so-called in the lateral ventricle, i think that it may even be benign, in the operating room silence and extreme concentration, with his usual movement he adjusts a massive installation, a microscope of the highest resolution, and through a miniature hole removes a large tumor, by the way, it is he, the founder of microneurosurgery in our country. from i still haven’t gotten tired of contemplating the complex, always impressive beauty of the structure of the brain. our operating rooms were located in the garden of the church; can you imagine how to operate a microscope that hung on the ceiling, about 5 meters from you. and so i had to contact our engineers from the compan

kirby, the strategic communications coordinator for the white house national security council, is hopingor the best, but he's also going on christmas break. admiral kirby, is it possible that there will still be some money to help ukraine at the beginning of the year? that is, if congress comes back and approves help, say, in the first, second, maybe third week of january. there will be no gap, there will still be a gap, we have funds left to provide additional security assistance to ukraine before the end of the year, it will take some time, days, maybe even weeks for all this to reach the front, so if we could funding in january, we could continue to provide assistance relatively uninterrupted, until now we have allocated new security packages approximately every 2 weeks, to european countries... at the same time, britain is not ready to help even with old cars that are subject to disposal; according to the mayor of london, khan, it will not be possible to legally send cars to kiev; the bank is desperately waiting for news from capital hill. time is running out , we have no other suppo

supplied white phosphorus, munitions to shell, southern 11 on has raised concerns at the white house. national security council spoke to person junk, kirby said washington will investigate the clint. we've seen the reports. we're certainly concerned about that. we'll be asking questions to try to learn a little bit more. and any time that we provide items of white fos for us to another military. it is with a full expectation that it will be used in keeping with those legitimate purposes. and in keeping with the law of armed conflict, a mr. kirby was responding to a washington post article about an there's really a tug on lab it on in october which when did at least 9 civilians, the reports source, the enquiries by human rights organizations have also called for investigations into what they're calling potential war crimes. what phosphorus is an century munition that can cause fatal burns and respiratory damage. the w h o has one that let's use may be an international law, a violation if directed against civilians. the idea of and because the law have been exchanging fire across the lebanese border since octobe

supplied white fos for us artillery and southern level non has raised concerns in the white house national security council spokesperson, john kirby said. washington will investigate the claims but added the expect to the deadly munitions have only been used for legitimate military purposes. we've seen the reports, we're certainly concerned about that. we will be asking questions to try to learn a little bit more. and any time that we provide items of white fos for us to another military, it is with a full expectation that it will be used in keeping with those legitimate purposes. and in keeping with the law of armed conflict occur, babe was responding to a washington post article about an israel, a attack on lebanon in october, which wounded, at least 9 civilians report sourced inquiries by human rights organizations who have also called for investigations into the potential war, crime like phosphorus sticks to scan when deployed and then cause fatal, burns and respiratory damage. the world health organization has warranted sues may be an international law violation if intentionally directed against civil

the coordinator of the white house national security council, john kirby, said that the armed forces are superior to the russians in terms of the quality of troops and leadership. ago. putin tries to achieve his goals by sacrificing human flesh, as is happening under bakhmut. donald trump may face civil charges in the capitol storming case. this decision was made by the us court of appeals. according to the judges, the former head of the white house personally provoked the aggressive actions of his supporters. he acted in personal interests, seeking re-election, and therefore is not insured by presidential immunity from lawsuits . such a court decision paves the way for lawsuits from the us capitol police and democratic lawmakers. seeking to hold trump accountable for violence by his supporters during the january 6, 2021 riots, the former president can still appeal the decision. two people died as a result of a road accident on pechersk in kyiv. the accident happened the day before at dinner. according to the police, the driver the toyota drove into the oncoming traffic lane and was

major developments if you consider what is happening in the region, the white house, national, security councils, folks, persons side such most expansive defense partnership is harmful. so key of surrounds neighbors and the international community. washington sees this as a threat because iran has a warrant that israel continues commits and the war crimes against palestinians, the war will expand across the region. so as the remarks like that, and all these need is focused on regional s as a way to see both these 2 leaders have to say after their talks ends want the bigger picture looks like on finding the u. s. senate has voted down the job items $106000000000.08 bill to 5 support ukraine on his ro, nobody is despite the us present a passionate pays to us. it passed the motion with all the details his all to is rachel evans. so the senate voted to block the massive a package which included funding for ukraine and israel on wednesday, after republicans demanded that it includes tougher measures to control immigration of the us border with mexico and democrats did not comply with just $49.00 vote

white house national security council coordinator john kirby noted, that the russian president expectsto stop supporting ukraine. this will be a great gift for him. after the failure of the vote, president joseph biden called it madness, the inability of the american parliament to vote for the appropriate decision and political. history will severely punish those who turned away from the cause of freedom. we cannot allow putin to win. it is in our national interest and in the interest of all our friends. any interruptions in our ability to supply arms and ammunition to ukraine would certainly strengthen putin's position. we are now running out of money for this aid, and some republicans are playing with our national security by holding ukraine's funding hostage in a... biased border policy. in this heating season, the russians will obviously try again to extinguish the ukrainian energy industry. the military, government officials and specialized experts have been warning about this for several months in a row. however, with the onset of cold weather, the invaders massively beat only sh

the general assembly here in the days leading up to this device, joan could be the white house national security council spokesperson said everything we're doing is trying to prevent this conflict from whitening. i want to play you a clip off and talking about the us as role and what is happening in gaza. let's listen and look. we certainly share the concerns that so many of others have concerns including the secretary general about the humanitarian situation in gaza. tell me name me one more nation. any other nation that's doing as much as the united states to alleviate the pain and suffering of the people of god. you can't. i'm sorry. what's your reaction to that? basically saying that no one is doing more than the us to help those in gaza. i mean, that's the, it's actually quite painful to hear because the us is supplying the weapons that are being used to kill at more than 17000 people, including more than 6000 children in casa. so i, i mean, there's a lot more of the cooks ton and by the way, another thing that needs to happen immediately is to obey refugee law, which says that pick families and ca

white phosphorus, munitions to shells. southern lebanon was raised concerns at the white house national security council spokesperson dunn, kirby said, washington will investigate the claim. we've seen the reports were certainly concerned about that. we will be asking questions to try to learn a little bit more. and any time that we provide items of white fos for us to another military. it is with a full expectation that it will be used in keeping with those legitimate purposes. and in keeping with the law armed conflict. for mr. kirby was responding to a washington post. the article a button is really a tuck on 11 on in october, which when did at least 9 civilians. the report source inquiries by human rights organizations is also called for investigations into what they're calling potential war crimes. what phosphorus is uninstall, injuring munition, that can cause people burdens on risk, fear 3 damage. now the w h o, as weren't about to, to use maybe an international law of i elation if directed against civilians, the idea of fox has blah have been exchanging fire across the lebanese border since octo

has raised concerns in the white house national security council spokesperson, john kirby said. washington will investigate the claims but added they expect the deadly munitions would only be use for legitimate military purposes. we've seen the reports were certainly concerned about that. we'll be asking questions to try to learn a little bit more and any, and that we provide items of white phosphorus to another military. it is with a full expectation that it will be used in keeping with those legitimate purposes. and in keeping with the law of armed conflict, harvey was responding to a washington post article about it is really a tack on lebanon in october, which wounded at least 9 civilians. the news reports source, amnesty international and noted human rights watch has call for an investigation suggesting the incident is a potential war crime when deployed white phosphorus sticks to the skin and can cause fatal burns and respiratory damage. a world health organization has warned its use could violate international law if it's intentionally used again, civilians. pensions of f

. >>> and we're back with a coordinator for strategic communications at the white house national security councilrby. always good to have you here. >> thank you, margaret. >> i want to ask you about this breakdown in the hostage negotiations. >> yeah. >> they pulled their negotiators out of doha saying there's no use in continuing to talk. is this insurmountable. thereare still americans being held. >> we don't believe it's insurmountable. even while the negotiations have stopped we haven't stopped. our efforts on the national security council all the way up to the president trying to work hour by hour to see if we can get this pause reinstated and get hostages out. i will say while the pause has been lifted and no hostage exchanges are going on, what is still going on, importantly, is humanitarian assistance getting in, including fuel, which is -- >> it has restarted. >> yeah. even when the pause ended, what didn't end was humanitarian assistance. >> we heard from your old boss, the defense secretary, lloyd austin there, in the beginning of the program. he said that the lesson he learned from th

the white house national security council is declining to comment. building a better bay area is our central mission here at abc seven news, and it is this time of year. we see so many in our community step up for those in need. the bay area rescue mission in richmond is one of them, serving dinners for years. but as abc seven news reporter anser hassan shows us, they can do much more than cook a christmas meal. come on in, everybody. >> welcome. >> as folks lined up for christmas dinner at the bay area rescue mission in richmond, behind the scenes cook comfort mensah makes sure to capture the holiday flavor with some. >> it's a holiday christmas, so we make sure everybody you know eats some ham and yum and corn mash potatoes, gravy, pie and salad. >> she knows how important this meal can be for those who are struggling. a few years ago, she was in line for food and she says it isn't just about the meal, it's also about a sense of belonging and being seen very, very important. >> very important because you got a one going to depress and confuse. don'

the white house national security council is declining to comment. building a better bay area is our central mission here at abc seven news, and it is this time of year. we see so many in our community step up for those in need. the bay area rescue mission in richmond is one of them, serving dinners for years. but as abc seven news reporter anser hassan shows us, they can do much more than cook a christmas meal. come on in, everybody. >> welcome. >> as folks lined up for christmas dinner at the bay area rescue mission in richmond, behind the scenes cook comfort mensah makes sure to capture the holiday flavor with some. >> it's a holiday christmas, so we make sure everybody you know eats some ham and yum and corn mash potatoes, gravy, pie and salad. >> she knows how important this meal can be for those who are struggling. a few years ago, she was in line for food and she says it isn't just about the meal, it's also about a sense of belonging and being seen very, very important. >> very important because you got a one going to depress and confuse. don'

for defense of democracy, former white house national security council tr director and kash patel. and we have former dod chief of staff. >> and author of government gangster. kash every single chicken is coming home to root, even the houthis are humiliating us, if you watch k kirby, did you feel worried like the united states would be tough and fight back, kash patel? did you file that america is a strong player in middle east or not? >> great to be with you, we were when former president trump was leading the shark. joe biden gave iran 6 billion dollars a month ago. houthis are an iranian proxy force like hezbollah and hamas. they are flush with cash. and what is sad, houthis, may be there is about 2 thousand of people total. in and around yemen this force caused disruption at red sea and suez canal. we cannot fix the disaster with just a few boats in the water, houthi and iran struck american installations a hundred times, our response is pin pricks, they will spot stop, right now 2000 terrorists are dominating the united states. larry: where did the houthi weapons come from? i

kirby, the strategic communications coordinator at the white house national security council, is hopingk. we have funds remaining to provide additional security assistance to ukraine through the end of the year. it will take some time, days , maybe even weeks for all this to get to the front, so if we could get funding in january, we could continue to provide assistance relatively continuously, until now we have allocated new security packages approximately every 2 weeks, european countries will have to compensate for the weapons that will stop flowing to ukraine from washington , german defense minister pistorius warned in an interview with the welt newspaper, according to him, to quickly increase. nobody wants to talk about ukraine anymore, with this headline an article is published in the spectator magazine, the support of kiev in the fight to the last ukrainian is called a reporter immoral, so far almost throughout the world. are waiting for the new year to arrive, kiev has every reason to look at it with apprehension, newsweek writes. russian troops are developing an offensive, and

he is a former white house national security council director. we have kash patel, former deputy director of national intelligence, dod chief of staff, author of, government gangsters. kash every single decision coming home to roost. if you watch kirby or listen to what kirby said today, did you feel worried, did you feel like the united states was going to be tough and fight back, kash patel? did you feel america was a strong player in the middle east anymore or maybe not? >> great to be with you, larry. we were when president trump was leading the charge because he prioritized taking out terrorists as a number one priority. remember joe biden gave iran and the ayatollahs six billion dollars a month ago. houthis are iranian proxy force just like hezbollah and hamas who launched this war against israel and they are flush with cash and what's sad is, the houthis, let's be generous, maybe there is 2000 of them total in and around yemen? this forced caused a disruption of the red sea and the suez canal and our response is, we're going to have patrol

mission to the united nations a former director of the white house national security council. i appreciate your time. when you heard ron was going to be in washington meeting with the top two deputies for president biden what did you think? >> well, first, it was a blast from the past. when i was at the white house we used to be on the phone with ron almost daily. >> when he was the ambassador to the united states? >> right before that. weighs senior advisor to prime minister bibi netanyahu at the time. so this is the year 2010 to 2011 and he was our main interlock tear. he had a direct line to netanyahu. he was netanyahu's closest confidant and adept at the white house system, washington, d.c., circuit and we had a close relationship with him. when i heard that my thought was, wow, nostalgia. also, it's important because while they are probably talking to him daily as it is, not meetings to happen in person means these are going to be working meetings where they are going to sit down and strategize at the u.s. is going to press ron dermer very hard on what it sees as its nati

the white house national security council is declining to comment. six, the national park service is replacing railings at the base of golden gate, the golden gate bridge. the new railing started to go up along marine drive at four point. >> they are made up of aluminum. >> they can blend into the grayish background and full work will be complete by late january. and number seven, kwanzaa starts today. there will be special events to celebrate in san francisco. the village project will be kicking off its annual 18th annual kwanzaa celebration at city hall. it starts at noon. everyone is welcome to come out. there will be seven days of events through january first. city hall will also light up in festive colors for the first night tonight, building a better bay area is our mission here at abc seven news. this 2023 ends. we're looking back at some of the best and most memorable stories of the year. we've compiled them all in a special you can stream on demand, but here's a taste of what you can expect from reporter dustin dorsey. >> hi, i'm dustin dors

the white house national security council is declining to comment. number six, the national park service is replacing railings at the base of the golden gate bridge. the new railings started to go up along marine drive at foot point. they're made of aluminum and they kind of blend into that grayish background. there the complete project will be finished by late january. at number seven. today is the first day of kwanzaa. the seven day celebration observes seven core principles of african american heritage and values. it runs until new year's day. there is a celebration at city hall today. everybody is welcome to come out . >> what a wonderful time of the year. >> i know it has been good and i'm yeah, i appreciate it. you know, the advice to put your decor away. but i'm not ready. no >> yeah. >> another week at least. strap it down, make sure it's tight. >> just make sure it doesn't blow away a lot of inflatables out there that can easily get wafted into the air. and if not, just bring it back out thursday. you know, don't let don't don't don't dim the

that was drafted by the national security council input provided by agencies the whole of government the implementation is done through a whole of government approach the white houseic strategy, our u.s. and a pacific strategy does not shy away from recognizing the threat china presents to the region. that's identified in the first page of the end of pacific strategy. that is the context in which the end of pacific strategy is developed. my point earlier is simply that china is a part of the region we have a china strategy that is within the actions across the region strategy for the region is fundamentally ensuring the peace that's really where the focus is it the whole of government approach that's absolutely in alignment with the other strategies that you mentioned. >> okay i'm going to go to one question for the virtual audience and over too next. this is from kevin wheeler as a military member i appreciate your comments and multilateralism as a viable way forward strong bonds. my concern comes from motivate the next generation to share our vision. how do we get the american people excited about the strategy? what positive information campaigns for the good th

maria: white house national security council spokesperson john kirby blamed hamas a for ending the weak hostage release deal with israel. here's what he said friday about what's happening with negotiations today. watch. >> we're working at this literally by the hour at the national security council up to the high levels of the administration to try to see hour by hour if we can get these discussions back going forward to see if we can get the pause back in place and get the hostages out. >> sounds like israel and hamas have begin up on it. >> for right now, neither side is willing to come back to the table. hamas was unwilling and refused to come up with additional lists of women and children which we know they are holding and put them on the list so that israel could evaluate that and we could get them exchanged. i mean, how are we supposed to trust the other side when in fact they broke the cease fire agreement and now they're holding women and children unwilling to release them. we don't even know if hamas is holding them. the other day the administration said it could be another ira

as a deputy legal adviser for the white house national security council, colonel vindman helped flagukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy. the rest, including the role of his twin brother alexander vindman, you can read about in the history books. former u.s. army colonel eugene vindman joins us now. thank, you sir, thank you for coming in. why did you decide to run for office? >> first of all, happy birthday, symone. i love this country. democracy is at stake. 2024, i am a product of the american dream. i want to make sure that i safeguard that dream for my family, for my kids, and for other americans including in virginia. >> virginia, i don't know if they're at risk for a blue state, probably one of the last purple states left in america. as a republican governor in the state, what is your message to republican voters who might be upset about you flagging that phone call between president trump and president zelenskyy which led to the impeachment proceedings for the first impeachment? >> i obviously, the come off in virginia seven is a purple district. i have to maximize my appe

he previously served as deputy legal adviser for the white house national security council. you gentlemen as colonel, but for purposes of my audience, i will call you by your first names this evening. it is great to have you two friends here at the same time. eugene, you and i were in kyiv on the first anniversary of the war. and i remember telling people when we are there that we were there covering the first anniversary of the war, and they said it's not the first anniversary of the war, it's the ninth anniversary of the war. for ukrainians, this has been going on since they actually signaled that they wanted to have closer ties, closer trade relationships, and formal relations with the eu. that's the actual thing that set vladimir putin off in the first place. >> that's exactly right, ali. i remember that day quite well, both the anniversary and when the major war started. it was kind of a cold and rainy day when we saw each other in kyiv. but the outlook is somewhat gloomy now. and frankly, it's not because vladimir putin had major success on the battlefield this year, i

. >>> let's bring in the top spokesman for the white house national security council, john kirby. thank you for joining us, and the negotiations have collapsed. is there anything going on behind the scenes to get them back on track? >> yes, sir. we're working at this literally by the hour at the national security council all the way up. the high levels of the administration to try to see hour by hour if we can get these discussions back going forward to see if we can get the pause back in place and get the hostages out. there's a constant effort on the united states side to engage with our allies and partners to do exactly that. >> george: it sounds like both hamas and israel have given up on it. >> for now, neither seedide is willing to come back to the table, andst the important to remember how this fell apart. it fell apart because hamas was unwilling and refused to come up with an additional list of women and children which we know they are holding and put them on the list so israel could evaluate that, and we could get them exchanged. i want to say one thing that hasn't stopp

george stephanopoulos speaks with white house national security council spokesman john kirby and israeli minister of strategic affairs, ron dermer about the phase of the israel/hamas war, following the end of the week-long truce. plus, he speaks with senator james lankford about the bipartisan negotiations for a bill tying border security to foreign aid for ukraine and israel. >> erielle: we will be watching, whit. >>> we turn now to the southern border where a new influx of migrants is straining resources. officials temporarily suspending operations at one remote crossing. abc's zohreen shah joins us now from los angeles with the latest. good morning, zohreen. >>> erielle, migrants have been showing up in a remote part of the arizona border, and custom and border protection officials say this region is the busiest along the southern border right now, and across the country, cities are grappling with an influx of asylum seekers. this morning, u.s. customs and border protection officials suspending operations at a border crossing in lukeville, arizona, on monday to free agents to deal wit

the same thesis was repeated by the strategic communications coordinator white house national security council. the pentagon and joe biden are generally silent. we urge venezuela and gaianu to continue to seek a peaceful solution to their dispute. this is not the question that. will be decided in a referendum. the conflict over the ussr has long roots: the region was ceded to venezuela after the country gained independence from spain at the beginning of the 19th century. almost 100 years later, the international court in paris handed over this territory to britain, which founded a colony there. and in 1966 london had already ordered management by local authorities. then the state of guyana arose, which included the disputed territory. with renewed vigor. the conflict broke out in 2015, when the american oil giant exxonmobil discovered a large oil field worth 10 billion barrels in assequiba; in recent years, 46 fields have already been discovered there, thanks to which guyana entered the list of the largest countries in terms of oil reserves. when another field was found in october, guyana's oi

. >> abc news anchor george stephanopoulos spoke this morning with white house national security councilspokesman john kirby about the next phase of the war in gaza. >> we're working at this literally by the hour. the national security council and all the way up the high levels of the administration to try to see hour by hour if we can get these discussions back going, going forward to see if we can get the pause back in place and get the hostages out. but there's a constant effort on the united states side to engage with our allies and partners to do exactly that. >> kirby said. the israel hamas agreement fell apart because hamas refused to come forward with a list of more women and children in their custody that they would exchange. he also said he thinks there are eight americans still being held hostage by hamas. vice president kamala harris announced new funding for climate action at the united nations. climate change conference in dubai. harris said the us would pledge another $3 billion to the green climate fund. reporter rob kirkpatrick explains the criticism now coming from advo

that's what a lot of palestinians are talking about in the white house is national security council john kirby saying israel may need to assess and readjust its rules of engagement and it may be something they have to take a look at. >> tell us about this title at the israeli military says discovered one of hamas's biggest. >> they israeli military says this is the biggest tunnel they have discovered in the gaza strip since they have conducted ground operations contact -- detecting dozens of tunnels. unlike most of those tunnels where you walk single file. this tunnel is far wider, big enough to drive a large vehicle. it goes as far as 50 m underground part of a 2 1/2 mile network of tunnels. you did not cross from gaza into israel but it did come out about a quarter mile away which is the main crossing points between israel and gaza which is where hamas terrorists attacked on october 7th. they used it to get into israel and attack border security, it was not clear it was used october 7th. it is a clear indication of hamas's resources to build out these tunnel networks hundreds of miles

kimberly how could, has moved from the white house, the national security council spokesperson, john kirby offering the deepest condolences and sympathies of the white house. on the death of alger 0 airbag camera man summer abbey dot com as well as the injuries that have occurred as a result of in that is really air strikes to correspond it whilst i do. the white house maintains that there is no evidence that israel is deliberately targeting journalist even is as well the dues own family members just weeks ago were killed and another is really arrow strike. the white house says that in fact, there needs to be more specific knowledge about this particular strike. and that it cannot be a judge and jury for every single kinetic event that occurs on the battlefield. still the white house maintains that it is the position of the president that journalist must be protected and have the freedom to cover conflicts and be protected for the very dangerous work that they do at targeting is unacceptable. further, the national security advisor jake sullivan, as well as the secretary's defense lloy

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cannot guarantee further financial support for ukraine, this is directly stated in the national security council white housewith the threat, according to journalist takir carlson, pentagon chief loy tostin is almost an ultimatum put forward to congressmen: “either vote for ukraine’s money, or your relatives will go to the northern military district zone.” the biden administration is openly threatening americans over ukraine. yesterday at a secret briefing. in the house of representatives, secretary of defense lloyd austin told house members that if they don't give more money to zelensky, we will send your uncles, cousins ​​and sons to fight russia, pay the oligarchs or we will kill your children, he really said that, yes, this has been confirmed, now koluga and events, in in which the earthly and unearthly are closely intertwined, an exhibition dedicated to music during the era of the first manned flight into orbit was opened at the museum of the history of cosmonautics. the second open russian festival of auteur cinema, the winter jury, has ended in moscow. the jury presented eight bright films, which are

treasury and to be on that throughout the rest of the inter- agency including the white house the national security council. we have 600 people who are focused on doing and supporting an accounting for the deals we need to take advantage of posts on the ground are embassies. and colleagues throughout the inter- agency in order to do that. >> i would close by saying i believe our strategic interest in national security revolve around if you will china, russian authoritarian states versus ourselves. and it is entirely consistent with your mission as i understand it to invest in those things that promoted national interest. that keep china and other authoritarian states from impeding our capacity to trade with the world. to lead the world and have a prosperous life here in the united states and would encourage effort not to say how can we alleviate poverty around the world because that is a task monumentally beyond our financial capacity to instead say which things are specifically in the interest of national security interested in a states of america particular as it relates to china because that today that