reaper drone in yemen. that is three in the past month.eo of monday's drone debris on fire. iran-backed terrorists downed another one march 3rd. 20 days of air strikes and counting from washington. president trump posted on social media monday the choice for the h >> president trump: they're sink ships. they get a big charge out of doing that. they are associated with iran very closely unfortunately. they have to stop that. we've been hitting them very hard. >> harris: this is interesting. i guess iran is paying attention because iran has reportedly ordered military personnel to leave yemen. abandoning it. houthi proxies as the united states keeps bombing them. in "focus" now fox news contributor and drone expert. also a former special ops intelligence analyst and former member of the delta force. great to see you, brett. it has been a while. first of all, your response to iran saying we'll pull out of yemen now. >> i'm a little concerned that they are losing control over the houthis which may be a win for this administration's policy over

so i've noticed, as strikes on who's the controlled areas in yemen, hit pumps of the sun out area. who's the meta abdul malik? i'll who fee, especially to strengthen the groups, move to capabilities and intensify attacks and response. ukraine's allies have pads just shy of $24000000000.00 us dollars. of new military support for keith. nato is hosting the 27th ukraine defense contact group meeting in brussels. u. k. defend secretary. john haley says they figure a is a record, boost and notes you funding for ukraine. pull today, will strengthen ukrainian troops in the close fight, the strikes and our industrial links with ukraine, and boost u. k. british businesses. because we all know here the defense can be an engine for growth, reinforcing our national security and reinforcing our economic growth. final riley's have taken place in ecuador ahead of sunday's run of presidential election, centralized incumbent president, daniel, nebraska, and left. when tylen jot louisa gonzales and my neck and neck as they close the campaigns. the race is dominated by an economy on the brink of coll

concerned to stop their air strikes against yemen and respect in earnest yemen's sovereignty, security, and territorial integrity. the houthis should stop any attacks against and harassment of commercial vessels and maintain safe routes of navigation in the red sea. the iranian nuclear issue has once again come to a critical crossroads. a proper handling of the iranian nuclear issue is crucial to peace and stability in the middle east. history and reality have once again, time and again proven the futility of sanction, pressure, and the threat of force. only dialogue and consultation provides the right way forward. march 14 saw a successful beijing meeting between china, russia and iran on the iranian nuclear issue. a joint statement was issued from minister wang yi during his meeting with the representatives of russia and iran put forward china's five-point proposition on the proper settlement of the iranian nuclear issue in the new context. calling for adherence to peaceful settlement of disputes through political and diplomatic means, the creation of conditions for the resumption of

it's unconstitutional what they are doing in yemen.it was unconstitutional when biden made those strikes. they need to come to congress. and look, the president was elected by the american people to say we don't want our tax dollars going for more bombing in the middle east, more wars in the middle east. he is ignoring the base that actually elected him that does not want more strikes. in the case of yemen, the saudis had war there for almost ten years, and it didn't do anything to address the situation with the houthis. the president campaigned on diplomacy. he hasn't seen that. we are seeing escalation. >> we'll see what the diplomacy he is attempting achieves in the near term. but let me ask you while you are in ohio, talking to us this morning, i understand in the coming days you are also going to go to connecticut to yale law on tuesday. are you trying to sort of troll vice president vance. if so, why? >> well, no. cleveland city club invited me to give a speech on the economy. let's talk about these tariffs. i mean, they were cha

oh, wait, this information is being shared about plans to strike yemen a few hours from now. is this appropriate? none of them express appropriate caution that jump in here with this. >> i just want to jump in, because i do want to get to this question as we run out of time about your fellow senate democrat, cory booker, well into his 16th hour. now of a marathon speech protesting actions by the trump administration, including potential cuts to medicaid. i know you did the same with supreme court nominee neil gorsuch does. what do you think? does a long speech like this improve the optics? do you think it's helping at a time when your party appears to be lacking direction? we've heard from so many constituents across the country on that. >> absolutely. i celebrate what corey's doing. he's taking different blocks of time to focus on different pieces of the egregious conduct of this administration and the importance of us, the policies that we have going forward. right now, the republicans are deeply engaged in a strategy related to the budget resolution and the reconciliation

for intelligence, reconnaissance and surveillance over yemen. they are continuing to launch these missiles. and at the same time, u.s. central command has moved a ton of assets into the region. there are soon going to be two u.s. aircraft carriers in the red sea. there are currently more air defense systems being moved into the region. additional fighter squadrons are also being moved into the region, and b-2 bombers that have been designated and deployed to hit the houthis in yemen. a massive, massive cost that is only going to increase as the weeks go by and there is no end in sight. in fact, one congressional official told me that ultimately the pentagon may have to actually ask for additional supplemental funding to fund this massive operation against the houthis, and all with a very limited impact so far. natasha bertrand, cnn at the pentagon. >> comedian and actor russell brand faces multiple sexual assault charges, including rape. we'll have more on that story coming up. plus, astronauts splashed down in the pacific ocean. while the lates

the outlawed rebels in yemen have shot at us dozens and dozens of times.ur policy should be pretty simple. if you hit us were going to hit you back many times harder, joe biden never did that, donald trump has done and taught these rebels a lesson, they are a paul of iran and there's indication that iran is pulling back for yemen as well. i think is long-overdue action and i commend president trump are taking it we need to make sure we finish the job against the rebels. he said very clearly if you stop shooting at us we will stop shooting at you but if you keep shooting we will hit back many times harder. >> before i left to go i only have a couple of seconds, you are a military intelligence expert other than little league baseball with your sons, what keeps you up at night what are we thinking about the chairman of the senate intel is. >> i think there's a lot of talk about iran's nuclear program but it's a little too cramped and is married up to a missile program. if they have nuclear weapons they wouldn't just be able to attack our friends in israel or

anti war sentiments on ukraine, but the american president has taken a very different approach to yemen. fresh reports suggest a new round of 15 strikes in the northeast of the arab country. this news comes after sunday strikes near the capital city of sonata killed 6, an injured another 30. according to who the affiliated reports. video from the scene shows the aftermath of the bombing of a ceramic factory on the western outskirts of the capital with locals coming through the rubble, looking for survivors among burned down buildings and debris. the us military has been relentlessly bombing the country since mid march, after who the militants attacked commercial vessels in the red sea. and despite washington's claims that they only target who the sites, how many officials say that most of the casualties are civilians as the trump himself even recently came under fierce criticism after he posted the video claiming to show a us stripe on a who the military meeting on the other hand, you have any official said that the americans bombed the tribal gathering of civilians. we're celebrating t

air strikes against houthi rebels yemen.ntial shipping in the red sea and posted this on truth social. they'll never sink our ships again. let's bring in retired four star general jack keane. good to see you on a monday morning. let me show you the map here. this is where the u.s. strikes were happening against the houthi targets. a lot of people think it's about time but also saw "the new york times" reports this, the headline u.s. strikes in yemen burning through munitions are limited success. what do we have going on there against the houthis? >> this is a challenging target. we've been at it for 20 days. certainly we're completely justified here. the houthis have shut down close to 70% of the shipping through the suez canal to include u.s. shipping and also preventing warships from going through there. they fired close to 100 times at u.s. warships who are in the region trying to keep the shipping lanes open. under the biden administration we did what could be described as pinprick attacks against the houthis. nothing su

now the american commander in chief is alone, the building of civilian targets and yemen causing many casualties among innocent non competence. and this is salvo of us. some is also the lives of $32.00 people, according to the young and 8 ministry of health. this footage shows the off the mountains and bombing of us around ex factory on the west and the outskirts of sonata locals kinds, where the rumble, looking full survive, is among the bones, outbuildings, and a breeza. and this is not the 1st time such incidents have taken place less than 2 weeks ago. the us military hit what the, who is these laser identified as a tribal reese and contains it was a military target. meanwhile, the who sees it say they've shot down yet. another american drone using that own on t across technology. the way up our air defense as successfully shut down an american m to 9 reaper drone, while it was caring out across the emissions in the air space of the governor to the drone was down to using a locally made surface to air missile. this marks the force of drone shut down by our air defenses in 2 weeks a

at the cradle and he says that washington doesn't seem to know who exactly its bombs are killing in yemen of it suddenly, yet another example of this you manifestation of uh they are people in particular, right. uh, yeah, a year and a half into a gas, a genocide. suddenly the depths of us so many children, so many women have to come on most stuff. secondary do anything else that is happening in the world, and now it is the same with them. and we de, we really need to highlight here that a human on the outside of the human need armed forces are the only actor in the world is acting up on international law to stop genocide and how are they treated well in these manner as the images on the screen are showing right now we've seen discriminant attacks on cb and targets the ceramics factory. yet back on the tribal gathering, that was a marking, be in the room of them and for i need a which trump also tweeted in a case that is truly astonishing, that beef not graph more international outpatient because all of a sudden you have the us president tweeting us, nothing beyond essentially so, and sudd

now the american come on during chief has allowed the bombing of civilians hawkins in yemen, causing many casualties among innocence on comb. because the latest cells owe with us is off to the lives of $32.00 teeth according to the young and the ministry of health. this but it shows the off the mouth of the bombing of the ceramics factory on the west in the outskirts of send off. locals come through the rubble looking for survivors among bones, outbuildings, and they agree that this isn't all the 1st time such incidents have taken place less than 2 weeks ago. the u. s. military hits what the who sees laser identified as a tribal meeting and claimed it was a military target. who's the military group spokes person claims, similar to include pa, shut down yet another american dr. in the way of our air defense as successfully shut down an american m to 9 reaper drone, while it was carrying out hospital admissions. in the air space of the governor to the drone was downs using a locally made surface to air missile. this march the 4th to draw and shut down by our air defenses in 2 weeks. an

is bombing the houthis in yemen and is claiming success. and iran's proxy in syria has collapsed. so this is not as big an item as it was before. iran's missiles is. but that is iran's basically last line of defense. and that might require much bigger arms control negotiations across the region. i think for president trump, like president obama, he understands that the biggest issue with iran that could be a cause of war in the middle east is the nuclear issue, not missiles, not proxies. those are icing on the cake. you have to deal with this. and if you told iran that you cannot have any enrichment at all. iran will not accept it. and then you're going to go down the path of war, which president trump does not want. and i think on the other side, coming out of oman now, it looks like the three major foreign policy issues that president trump took on, which is gaza, ukraine, russia and iran nuclear deal. of these, iran looks most promising right now. gaza ceasefire has fallen apart. ukraine peace talks are not going anywhere. in fact, mr. wittkopf went to moscow from moscow and he

it all started 2 weeks ago as the us prepared to launch airstrikes on yemen. and the country's top military, political and intelligence leaders joined a chat group on the signal app to discuss this attack. besides the fact that top officials are supposed to use secure communications for this kind of sensitive information, a journalist from the atlantic magazine was somehow included in the group. this week the magazine published those texts. so what are they reveal about us policy games in the middle east and europe? and what does the entire episode tell us about how the trump administration works today, we're talking with alex wagner, who served as an assistant secretary of the air force and the chief of staff to the secretary of the army, among other positions in the pentagon and journalist kevin baron, who covers us defense and national security, and he's now the founder of elevation, global strategies. thank you both for talking me today. kevin, let me just ask you. is this a tempest in a teacup? is this a small deal, or is this a real legitimate national s

and 32 people are killed in yemen after the us military palms. a ceramics plant that's according to local authority, the just after 8 pm here in the russian capital. and you're watching r t international. i'm your host donald quarter. welcome to the program. our top story, more than 60 ukranian troops were killed and the russian strike on a military meeting and the ukrainian city of sumi on sunday. as, according to russians, defense ministry, which added the key of is using civilians as human shields. of the armed forces of the russian federation used to as conder, em tactical missiles to strike the venue of a meeting of the command staff of the severest, tactical group in the city of so me as a result of hitting the target more than 60 ukrainian service members were killed, the keyboard team continues to use the ukranian population as a human shield, placing military facilities and holding events with the participation of service members in the center of a densely populated city. this is the 1st official statement by the russian defense ministry

for intelligence, reconnaissance and surveillance over yemen. and so they are continuing to launch these missiles. and at the same time, u.s. central command has moved a ton of assets into the region. there are soon going to be two u.s. aircraft carriers in the red sea. there are currently more air defense systems being moved into the region. additional fighter squadrons are also being moved into the region, and b-2 bombers that have been designated and deployed to hit the houthis in yemen. a massive, massive cost that is only going to increase as the weeks go by and there is no end in sight. in fact, one congressional official told me that ultimately, the pentagon may have to actually ask for additional supplemental funding to fund this massive operation against the houthis, and all with a very limited impact so far. natasha bertrand, cnn at the pentagon. >> all right. coming up next, your tiktok feed will keep scrolling for at least a few more weeks. find out why the trump tariffs may have brought bytedance more time to make a deal. >> learn h

chat with several other senior national security officials discussing plans to attack the houthis in yemen. and secretary hegseth wrote in that chat that the exact timings of when these strikes would take place, as well as the type of aircraft and weapons systems that would be involved, raising a lot of questions about whether he violated any rules governing classification or records retention laws, something that the acting inspector general said is going to be a part of this investigation. secretary hegseth said previously, as well as the secretary spokesperson, that nothing in this chat was actually classified at the time that hegseth posted or disclosed it to the other officials. but we were told previously that it was in fact classified. and of course, questions about whether records retention laws were violated are going to be pertinent as well, because there were disappearing messages turned on in that signal chat indicating that they were going to be erased essentially within about 2 to 4 weeks of them being sent. and so all of this is going to be probed by the acting inspector gen

be launching a review of his use of a commercial messaging app to discuss these military strikes in yemen last month. and this comes after the chairman and the ranking member of the senate armed services committee actually requested this inspector general investigation because, of course, there was so much outcry over the use of signal to discuss these very sensitive military operations against the houthis that took place just last month. now, the secretary, the inspector general, the acting inspector general, he did say that essentially hegseth is going to have to turn over some materials as part of this investigation. they asked the secretary of defense to appoint two people that could liaise with the office of the inspector general in order to provide them with the necessary information, and noted that by law, the acting inspector general and the office of the inspector general at large, they do have the authority to ask for relevant materials, and they went on to say that this investigation is going to be taking place both here in washington, d.c., of course, at the pentagon and also

like to start with you at the moment. israel is battling and at least 7 fronts from gaza to a ron, yemen, syria, lebanon, just to meet him. a few is worth a signature policy of benjamin that then you know, it seems to be, funnily enough, up until october 7th. he was known in israel as the, as the more war, shy away and other of tell motives connected to his political 8 host survival and is the ability to maintain, you know, his popularity because a country in christ as a country. more is also a country that is somewhat easier to manage and we see that he's been working for an antonio at the beginning. so now for october 7th, it was, it seems like he stays on his, our numbers are numbered, and now it seems like he's not going anywhere before the election is going to probably take, not going to take place before october 2026. and all these within one and a half years of waging war, i'd say no, totally against time us, but also on the people of gaza. neither has almost been destroyed. i mean, even these really is rarely on the mix that how mazda is, as many fighters nowadays as they have be

stories making news around the world. us our suspected he was, there's price of candidly as to people in yemen. that's according to iran, back who's the rebels who 0 news channel showed footage of the strikes and the western city of santa because the phase blame near daily strikes and revel held areas on the us. since washington launched an air campaign against them on march 15th to him page from the u. k. had been denied entry into israel after being detained upon arrival you and yang and opt you sound mohammed. we are traveling to the country as part of parliamentary and delegation is rarely official said they were refused because they intended to spread hate speech and we all finish. government ministers have criticized the decision calling it's unacceptable. amount . flooding in the democratic republic of congo has killed around 30 people in the capital can show some edits, suburbs, that's according to local officials. torrential rains over the weekend, destroyed homes and washed away roads. the floods cut off access from the city center to the airports. the united nations has condemned ru

thing suspected us airstrikes has killed at least 2 people in yemen. that's according to the wrong back to the rebels. and who's the ra news channel showed footage of the strikes and the western city of santa the who sees blame near daily strikes and revel held areas on the us sense. washington launched an air campaign against them. on march 15th, the united nations has condemned russia's reckless disregard for civilian lives after a missile strike killed 19 people in the ukrainian city of creed, re, dudley's drives continued across the country over night and appear to have targeted the offices in ukraine's state broadcast or in the capital kids the and now the night is here. so you craniums from to a in the entire country was on the alerts as in the capital case, the cities, mia submit style struck 3 suburbs. the imaging buildings and cars, including this office block, which was directly hits, leaving a huge crisis in the top floors. the most for other cities will also attack dogs and nights. and because live a residential area was struck by a drones

stories making headlines around the world. suspected us air strikes, have killed at least 2 people in yemen. but according to a run back to the rebels who the run news channel showed footage of the strikes in the western city of sod. with these blame near daily strikes and revel held the areas of the united states since washington launched in the air campaign against them. on march, the 15th with american media reporting the us health secretary robert f kennedy, is traveling to texas for a 2nd prison. a person has died of measles there. it comes a day after the state report, the large jump in cases the united states has seen more than doubled the number of cases in 2020 far so far this year 2 m. p, 's from the united kingdom, had been detained, denied entering into israel, after being detained upon arrival. one young and be some mohammed were traveling to the country as part of the parliamentary delegation. is rarely officials said that they were refused entry to israel because they intend just free spread. what it called hate speech for government ministers have criticized the decision wit

review of the defense secretary pete hegseth use of signal to talk about those military strikes in yemen and whether or not he complied with classification and records retention requirements. my source tonight sits on the senate intelligence select committee. the democratic senator from colorado, michael bennett. and it's great to have you. obviously, you questioned some of the top officials, the cia director, the dni director on that signal, group chat fallout when it comes to this watchdog investigation from the pentagon. do you have confidence that it will be a thorough, substantive investigation? >> i think. >> it. >> will be thorough. i think it will be substantive. it's amazing that there is an acting ig and the defense department because, as you know, the president fired 17 inspectors general across the agencies just to prevent this kind of thing from happening. but what you're seeing is there's there's pushback to what donald trump is doing as president from even a guy who's just the acting inspector general, who's taking a job that somebody else was fired from because donald tru

the us is also being talked to in the cities in yemen, and special offsets regime fell in syria, disappear. now the us and around coming back to the table for talks in oman, and this pressure you in security council can impose what's called a snap back. meaning it could re impose sanctions before the 2015 nuclear deal expires in october, and that'd be good. among others, this includes an arms and bulk of a bomb on uranium enrichment and a global freeze on individuals assets. but for its part, iran says a toolbox will be a genuine chance for diplomacy, nor han out to 0. you can find more information on our website. i'll just say what the news continues on notice here with the the, the, the people, people. yeah. the, the, the, the, the 40 at the, i mean they, you think you're good, so you pay like peebles. so as i go they don't attempt to get into a bit of money. yeah. then we gotta go. the legal law locates the people. 4 the communities due to the b to b, the idea of what you have the easy way to get the money, the bank may i repeat the the, the, the, the, the, the, to the, the lease. all i

strikes on yemen, specific times and weapon types, in that chat. i'm a member of the senate intelligence committee, mr. president. i see classified information every day. i wish i could say that we saw anything more secret than what was related in that signal chat by secretary hegseth, but the truth is that what he sent, that targeting information, the precision with the timing of that, is actually more secure or more -- required more security than anything that i see on the intelligence committee on a daily basis. i'd say 99% of what we see in the intelligence committee, which is meant to be confidential and is meant to be classified, is far less significant than what secretary hegseth sent in his signal chat. in fact, i would say if that information is not classified, i don't know what information is. signal is encrypted, and it is acceptable for some government use. that's true. i use signal. but never, ever for sharing sensitive or classified information. the intelligence community and national security agencies across the government have clear

congreso sobre un escándalo por la filtración de los detalles de un ataque de estados unidos contra yemenodrás seguir usando el servicio. eso sí, deberás hacerlo a través de la cuenta de tu banco o de tu tarjeta de crédito. como ya lo hacen más de 151 millones de usuarios, la compañía explica que la decisión responde al hecho que muy pocos usuarios usaban realmente el app independiente y la semana laboral cierra con una alerta para más de 50 millones de personas que están bajo vigilancia. ahí lo ves por inundaciones. la amenaza es el sistema único en una generación que provocaría inundaciones, que podrían superar las 15 pulgadas en zonas del sur y medio oeste del país. el tiempo extremo genera cuantiosos daños y cobra ya al menos ocho vidas. y en cuestión de segundos un viaje en uber se convierte en una escena de terror para un conductor hispano. entérate cuál es el motivo de la agresión . su piel cambió de color y sintió un fuerte dolor en el pecho. fueron los síntomas de un hombre que estaba sufriendo un infarto. viudo de qué se trata? un experto nos aclara este incidente que queda capt

i'd like to start with you at the moment. israel is battling and at least 7 fronts from gaza to ron yemen, syria lebanon, just to meet him. a few is worth a signature policy of benjamin that then, you know, it seems to be, funnily enough, up until october 7th. he was known in israel as the, as the more wor, shy or, you know, the leader at the israel has had a, it was always pointed at how it was very careful with other of tell motives connected to his political survival and to his ability to maintain a, you know, his popularity because a country in christ as a country and more is also a country that is somewhat easier to manage. and we see that he's been working for an antonio at the beginning. so now for october 7th, it was, it seems like his days that was our numbers are numbered and now it seems like he's not going anywhere before the election is going to the weapon re, from the united states also from germany is continuing. so there are no real signs that she's not able to continue on the military level because the supplies are there. and what about the human aspect of the war and the

. >>> the defense department is investigating the controversial signal chat about strikes in yemen and whether it included classified information. gabe gutierrez is covering the president in florida. gabe, we are learning about a shakeup at the national security council. what do you know? >> reporter: the inspector general is investigating whether pete hegseth used that encrypted signal messaging app to discuss classified operation. other officials have repeatedly denied any was classified. mike waltz was also part of the chat. today, we learned at least three of his staffers have been fired. some of them may have been disloyal. the firings came after far right activist laura loomer met with the president yesterday in the oval office. according to three people familiar with the matter, who say she expressed dissatisfaction with the national security team. late today, the president said, she was not involved in the firings. >> gabe, thanks. >>> in 60 seconds, an honor student stabbed at a high school track meet dying in his twin brother's arms. their father's emotional interview tonight

meanwhile, houthi militants in yemen said they fired two ballistic missiles at stall. -- israel. the israeli military initially said two missiles were launched and one was intercepted, but later said only one missile had been fired. >>> coming up, murder and more. the alleged connection between the death of a teen's parents and what prosecutors say was a plot to assassinate president trump. >>> and space bound. we're just hours away from gayle king and an all-women crew heading into space aboard a "blue origin" rocket. "blue origin" rocket. home. it's where we do the things we love with the people we love. celebrating, sharing—living. so why should aging mean we have to leave that in the past? what if we lived tomorrow in the same place as we did yesterday? what if we stayed home instead? with help, we can. home instead. for a better what's next. with stamps.com you can print stamps and shipping labels. ♪♪ whenever, wherever. ♪♪ get the flexibility you need to run your business. start your risk-free trial today at stamps.com. upset stomach iberogast indigestion iberogast bloating

as they hashed out secret plans for a military strike on the houthis, which is a terrorist group in yemen. so he's watching this chain go back and forth detailing the logistics and the specifics of a military strike. and he thought somebody was trying to fool him. he thought it was disinformation. turned out it was just a bunch of fools, because the strikes started happening exactly as described in the texts. in other words, our national security is being guarded by a bunch of doofs you wouldn't trust to throw your cousin a surprise party. no one on the chain thought to ask "who is jg?" what are these initials? for all they knew, they could have been leaking secrets to jeff goldblum for all they knew. and not only did this happen, after it did happen, nobody thought to tell donald trump! when a reporter asked him about it, he seemed to have no idea. >> you're saying that they had what? >> they were using signal to coordinate on sensitive materials. >> having to do with what? having to do with what? what were they talking about? >> the houthis. >> the houthis? you mean the attack on the ho

the yemen text group chat understood rule number one of self-preservation: "me?that [bleep] guy!" because remember, you don't have to be faster than the bear, you just have to be faster than your slowest coworker. so, cia director ratcliffe, who are you faster than? >> i've understood from media reports, the secretary of defense has said the information was not classified. >> jon: boom! by the way, nothing like the director of our nation's intelligence service going, "i read in the paper that the secretary of defense is the guy to blame! i don't get reports. i just read "the new york times." i have no [bleep] idea." secretary of defense pete hegseth, what do you say? >> i'm wondering if you feel as the leader of the defense department, you have any level of responsibility? >> thank you for the question. i'm responsible for ensuring that our department is prepared and ready to deter and defeat our enemies. >> jon: my biggest weakness? i'm glad you asked. i think it is that i rule too hard. i may be too awesome. director of national intelligence tulsi gabbard, mayb

from yemen, continues to be a powerful voice in bringing international attention to the plight of thousands of yemeni detainees and their families. ms. hargett and her organization, the abductees' mother's association, has played a pivotal role in securing the release of 954's of the disappeared individuals and documenting the objections of over 95 hundred. just a remarkable dynamic. amat al-salam abdullah abdo al-hajj [applause] thank you everyone. beautifully done. thank you. and now, if i may, furthering here, i have the distinct honor of honoring once again, and welcoming and meet susana from israel to the podium to speak with you a bit more, providing her remarks about her journey. amit. [applause] >> distinguished guests, fellow women of courage, secretary of state marco rubio, and madame first lady melania trump, it is a and pleasure being here today. it is with deep gratitude that i stand before you today as an awardee of the 2025 international women of courage award alongside the courageous women here, we meant that i am honored and grateful to have met. this is an honor i never im

is sending a second aircraft carrier group to strike houthi militant groups in yemen. the uss harry s. truman strike group by the end of this week. ♪ ♪ we begin tonight with a warning of increased threats to critical infrastructure. the new report by cybersecurity firm sempras shows more than 60% of water and electricity organizations in the u.s. and u.k. faced cyberattacks in the u.k. faced cyberattacks in the last year. recent cuts to cybersecurity workers across u.s. agencies are also fueling safety concerns. cbs's nicole sganga has been reporting on this and joins me now. so why so many attacks? why is this such a target-rich environment? >> reporter: john, absolutely, this report also lays forth that of all of these organizations that reported being attacked in the past year, 80% said they were attacked multiple times, day in and day out, and john, we know that many of these water utilities and the patchwork that make up our power grid are resource-poor, target-rich, and that means that cybersecurity adversaries are looking towards them because they often lack the

[applause] tammy: amat al-salam al-hajj from yemen brings to surface the plight of the families, from the mothers abductees association played a pivotal role in documenting the abductions of over 9500 people and securing the release of 950 forcibly disappeared individuals. just a remarkable dynamic. amat al-salam al-hajj. [applause] tammy: thank you, everyone. beautifully done. thank you. thank you very much. and now, if i may, further in here, i have the distinct honor of honoring once again, welcoming amit soussana from israel to the podium to provide a bit more about her remarks in her journey. amit? ms. soussana: distinguished guests, fellow women of courage, secretary of state marco rubio, and madam first lady, melania trump. it's a pleasure being here today. it is with deep gratitude i stand before you today as an awardee of the 2025 international women of courage award. alongside the courageous women here, women that i'm honored and grateful to have met. this is an honor i never imagined receiving and one i wished i didn't have to accept under these circumstances. my name is am

truman which has been launching strikes on iranian-backed houthi rebels% in yemen. researchers say a new saliva test is more accurate at identifying the future risk of prostate cancer for some men than the current standard psa blood test. the saliva test looks for mutations in men's dna which can increase the risk of cancer developing. the study did not involve black men, who have a far higher risk of prostate cancer. here come the cicadas. 13 states are expected to be abuzz with cicadas this summer. this year's emerging brood has been underground for 17 years. it's mainly found in kentucky, tennessee, and ohio, but this year they could turn up from north carolina to new york. coming up on "cbs evening news plus," china is reducing its import of u.s. films. what will this mean for hollywood's bottom line? (vo) with fargo, your virtual assistant from wells fargo, you can access your fico® score in a snap. (daughter) what i would give to be able to make art on this scale! (dad) you will one day. but it's equally important for you to be thinking about your future... bu

military operation in yemen on a chat app.tional security correspondent natasha bertrand has details. >> the acting inspector general at the pentagon, he has launched a review of the use of signal by secretary of defense pete hegseth to discuss an impending military operation against the houthis. and in a letter to the secretary of defense issued this week, the acting inspector general said that he is going to be looking at whether any rules governing classification or records retention laws were violated because, of course, secretary of defense hegseth, according to these texts that were published by the atlantic last week, he did disclose very sensitive information related to the exact timing of these military strikes against the houthis, as well as the kinds of aircraft that would be used in these attacks and other weapons systems. now, while secretary of defense hegseth has said previously that that information was not classified, cnn has been told by multiple sources that it was. and that disclosing it prior to the operat

of course not for sensitive information like they had used it with this attack in yemen. but the other thing as well, to keep in mind, sarah, is that, you know, this isn't necessarily going to go away. we know that republicans on capitol hill are going to be digging into this. they want a classified briefing. they're going to be conducting an investigation. we were told that different federal agencies are going to be doing that as well. but for now, they are really trying to move on from this and particularly get the media to move on from it as well. sara. >> good luck with that. alayna treene, thank you so much for bringing us all those details. appreciate it. kate. >> ahead for us still this morning, a big development in the investigation into the death of the son of a former new york yankees star. what costa rican authorities now say they found in his hotel room. and the new target for president trump, harvard university. nearly $9 billion in contracts and grants now under review. and uconn huskies in texas. they are headed to tampa, punching the final tickets to this

that chat group was used to discuss military strikes in yemen with other high ranking officials.'s natasha bertrand has the details on what this review could mean for the secretary. natasha. >> good morning. >> victor. >> the acting inspector. general at the pentagon. he has launched a review of the use of signal by secretary of defense pete hegseth to discuss an impending military operation against the houthis. and in. >> a letter to the. >> secretary of defense issued this week, the acting inspector general said that he is going to be looking at whether any rules governing classification or records retention laws were violated because, of course, secretary of defense hegseth, according to these texts that were published by the atlantic last week, he did disclose very sensitive information related to the exact timing of these military strikes against the houthis, as well as the kinds of aircraft that would be used in these attacks and other weapon systems. now, while secretary of defense hegseth has said previously that that information was not classified. cnn has been told by m

[applause] >> amaud abdul la from yemen brings important voices to thousands of detainees. she and her organization, the abductees and mother associations play a pivotal role and securing the release of 950 forcibly disappeared individuals. >> we'll leave this program and take you back live to an all-day summit on american technology innovation. senator cory booker is giving keynote remarks. the event is being hosted by a technology start-up company. [applause] >> that's the first time that has happened today. it is exciting. >> we are so - everybody is having a good time? whoo! we are so thrilled and we just had some amazing conversations from both sides of the isle, and we are so thrilled to be hosting senator cory booker. he's going to give some remarks. he's only going to go for 25 hours and, please welcome to the stage, no introductions, senator booker, new jersey, and the new ranking member of the anti-trust subcommittee, senator. thank you. >> thank you, thank you. all right, everybody, i am a little ginger on my feet right now, but my staff wrote me this really grea

which is why usaid pause offered assistance in northern yemen through wfp specifically to mitigate any interference by the houthis and as intimately suspended food assistance across afghanistan to mitigate taliban interference. other awards were terminated because they provided cash-based assistance which the administration is moving away from given concerns about misuse, and lack of appropriate accountability for american taxpayers here at home of course and the accountability they deserve. there were a few programs that were cut in other countries that were not meant to be cut that have been rolled back and put into place. when and if that happens that's recognized and that is also been the case with something as public and as this framework, we do what is necessary to maintain the commitment that fit within the framework of keeping american safe, secure as well as making sure they apply the nature of our priorities and values as well. >> an additional speeded i can get back to you on that but it's just a few with again the majority of which are yemen and afghanistan certainly with t

un periodista en un chat grupal de signal en el que se discutían planes de ataque a los hutíes en yemenr sensible en menos de 24 horas. entrarán en vigor los aranceles anunciados por el presidente trump, que él ha llamado el 2 de abril, el día de la liberación. pero este recargo a los productos terminará impactando el bolsillo, el bolsillo de los consumidores. pedro rojas está en la casa blanca. buenas noches, pedro. el presidente ha usado estos aranceles como una herramienta de negociación, pero se vislumbra algún acuerdo con algún país? >> así es. ilia al. >> parecer. >> de acuerdo a la. >> vocera de la casa blanca, el. presidente estaría. abierto a conversar con líderes de otros países que deseen de alguna manera renegociar estos aranceles y se estima que al menos tres naciones, entre ellas méxico, canadá y también japón, ya están adelantando algunos acuerdos. de hecho, la presidenta de méxico en el día de hoy, en rueda de prensa, dijo que su secretario de economía está conversando constantemente con el secretario del tesoro aquí en estados unidos, para tratar de llegar a un acuerdo

defensa usÓ la aplicaciÓn, sino para discutir informaciÓn clasificada sobre los ataques militares en yementos oficiales de otros miembros de la administraciÓn. han negado que hayan compartido informaciÓn confidencial. el presidente trump despidiÓ al menos tres funcionarios del consejo de seguridad nacional, de acuerdo con fuentes de nbc news. los despidos ocurrieron despuÉs de que el activista de ultraderecha laura loomer se reuniera con el presidente en la casa blanca y le expresara su insatisfacciÓn con algunos de los miembros de este equipo. buenas noticias para los inmigrantes venezolanos. con tps comenzÓ la extensiÓn de 18 meses que les permitirÁ seguir en estados unidos. esto despuÉs del fallo de un juez que bloqueÓ la orden del departamento de seguridad de terminar con el programa. esta es la informaciÓn que los beneficiarios deben saber. karla me informa. >> una oportunidad. un aÑo mÁs. >> feliz y mÁs tranquila se encuentra joel y lugo tras enterarse de que su estatus de protecciÓn temporal tps ya no serÁ cancelado como estaba previsto para este prÓximo lunes. se ha extendido hasta