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Jessica dean in washington, alongside my colleague Jim Sciutto in Tel Aviv. And welcome to our viewers in the u. S. Us. And around the world. Were going to begin with Breaking News as tensions in the Middle East threatened to boil over. Israel today, turning its firepower on targets in houthi controlled parts of yemen. The idf saying it atactic Power Station and a seaport. The iranbacked group is behind a recent Rocket Attacks on israel and us warship ships in the region. And this all comes as hezbollah confirmed, another of its senior leaders was killed in fridays massive israeli strike on be...

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I suspect they knew when he got on that platform what the situation was. let me just say one thing. you say i worked in that white house. i just feel like i have to say sometime during this discussion, the thing i hated the most when i worked in the white house was working day and night on a speech and everything else you're working on and then having ex-white house aides like me say here's what they should have done. and i appreciate that. and i think there's a lot that was accomplished tonight. i just think that there is an urge to accomplish too much and that can sometimes reduce the impact...

0 end. and i think for now it's not clear what that is. and that's why so many here are fearful that we are going to see continued bloody onslaught from russian forces here in kyiv and across the country, anderson. >> the potential for a humanitarian disaster, i mean, obviously we have seen more than half a million ukrainians already leave, ukrainians and others who were residing in the country leaving to poland, to hungary, slovakia, to other places. that will only continue as long as people are able to still travel. but getting supplies, i mean, in kyiv when the attack comes, assuming it com...