even a u.s. diplomatic convoy came under direct attack yesterday, gunmen reportedly firing 100 rounds into the armed vehicles. u.s. officials say no embassy employees were hurt. this action was reckless. it was irresponsible. reporter: the u.n. reports a dozen hospitals in the area have shut down completely because of shelling. international aid groups sounding the alarm over the worsening humanitarian crisis in sudan where one and three people suffer from acute food insecurity. david, and parts of sudan, aid organizations say that their offices and facilities have been looted including a warehouse where food and humanitarian aid was taken. david: marcus for tonight, thank you. and i mentioned that we are just back from south of sudan, the youngest nation in the world, one that knows well the effects of war and hunger. we were there reporting on a new battle against a dramatically changing climates when the deadly violence broke out to the north and the capital of cartoon. we hav
question of if but when. putin looked to ukraine and present she is looking at taiwan then it s when everything everything changed afghanistan was a turning point, it was a disaster we left americans behind, afghanistan partners spine, and we have heard testimony about the sniper they had the suicide bomber in the sites but was he given authority to take up the suicide bomber that would have saved 13 servicemen and women that is a tragedy. that is the beginning of when things are to go downhill. shannon: was asked about the she was secretary blinken about the dissent cable came from embassy employees who were worried about the strategy, the pull out strategy there in afghanistan. you have asked numerous times for even asking for it, for years here s what he said this week white you haven t got. by our regulations these cables may only be shared with senior officials in the department again that is to protect the integrity of the process. to make sure we do have a chilling effect on t
putin looked to ukraine and present she is looking at taiwan then it s when everything everything changed afghanistan was a turning point, it was a disaster we left americans behind, afghanistan partners spine, and we have heard testimony about the sniper they had the suicide bomber in the sites but was he given authority to take up the suicide bomber that would have saved 13 servicemen and women that is a tragedy. that is the beginning of when things are to go downhill. shannon: was asked about the she was secretary blinken about the dissent cable came from embassy employees who were worried about the strategy, the pull out strategy there in afghanistan. you have asked numerous times for even asking for it, for years here s what he said this week white you haven t got. by our regulations these cables may only be shared with senior officials in the department again that is to protect the integrity of the process. to make sure we do have a chilling effect on those who might want to co
simplest definition includes technologies which produce a separated beam of electromagazine netteddic energy. now remember, most of the energy along the electromagnetic spectrum is not visible to the human eye and yet our lives depend upon it. from our cell phones to the screen you re viewing right now. like any technology, this type of energy can also be weaponized. were there examples of directed energy being developed to target people? had you heard of that? yes, sir there. are some reports that are well-known, for example, within the intelligence and defense community of the use of directed energyies being used in moscow. for months now high levels of microwave radiation from soviet electronic jamming equipment. fears have been raised about the health of the embassy employees. this was occurring throughout the late 60s, early 70s.
simplest definition includes technologies which produce a concentrated beam of electromagnetic energy. now, remember, most of the energy along the electromagnetic spectrum is not visible to the human eye, and yet our lives depend on it, from our cellphones to the screen you re viewing right now. but like any technology, this type of energy can also be weaponized. were there examples of directed energy being developed to target people? had you heard of that? yes, sir. i mean, there had been some reports well-known, for example, from the intelligence and defense community of the use of directed energies being developed against american personnel in moscow. for months now there have been reports of high level radiation penetrating the embassy in moscow from soviet electronic jamming equipment. and fears have been raised that the radiation might have affected the health of the embassy employees. this was occurring throughout