says washington is taking too long. the situation is difficult because the kurdish forces that turkey plans to launch the assault is backing united states. they are fighting the kurds with american weapons as the united states continues to with work with turkey to provide a safe zone for civilians fleeing violence. translator: we were given the operation plans. we were given the necessary orders. we will conduct it from the ground and from the air. reporter: still have assad regime forces fighting rebels in is lip province. isis fighters are popping up. a war between turkey and the kurds would complicate an already volatile region in the middle east. leland. quickry, trey, are there u.s. soldiers on the ground conceivably where the attacks would take place or u.s. advisors? reporter: unlikely u.s. advisors are anywhere close to where the operations over the coming days
time to time. going on, the israeli military intelligence assessment for 2019 has warned that israel is facing what the jerusalem post calls a high escalation in the gaza. the idf chief of staff has prioritized the southern front as one that could explode into war at any moment. as one of its first visits of chief of staff, he went to the southern command and met with senior officers and approved operation plans for war, including setting up a unit to prepare for targets in gaza in case a war should break out. this is what is just run in the jerusalem post. what we have is a couple of missiles fired, apparently by a palestinian islamic jihad. that s not been confirmed to us. that s the reporting in the jerusalem post. one intercepted by iron dome. the other did no damage. people were scared by this. the sirens went off in tel aviv
and we have to do it we are changing enemies and circumstances and changing equipment. it s not for nothing that each combatant commander in every area of the world has to submit and certify the efficiency of our operation plans. and we have operation plans that do just about everything that you can think of to, to defend our interests worldwide. so, it s not, it s interesting, he calls them games. hm-mm. they are not games. and that is what you call them when you don t understand what military exercises or the use of the military instrument is all about, david. colonel jack jacobs with us. it s nice, president trump said, they play the war games. as colonel jack jacobs just
hillary clinton campaign like john podesta. but they also hacked into computer systems ing to the democratic committee and the dccc. they stole passwords, tracked individual key strokes. even took screen shots of whatever was being viewed on the computer screens. the indictment says the russians wound up stealing e-mails, opposition research and field operation plans. at least one of the hacking attempts happened the very same day then candidate trump said this russia if you are listening, i hope you are able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing. and because the russians didn t just go after clinton and the dnc, we now know they went after everyday americans as well according. they tried to hack into voting election systems and in one
worry we re trying to take him out and may go first. potential breach, which isn t surprising, they say we are confident in the operation plans and ability to deal with any threat from north korea. do we know if the hacker, does it come from within north korea? it s actually really unclear. the way that this surfaced was through a south korea legislature, and they say the darn es things. darn thing to say. heck of a thing to say. this is a situation to find ourselves in. i don t think will is any question in the war the united states is going to win. but the question is what will the cost be? so to the extent the north koreans get information, that s a bad thing. i know kim jong-un is entirely unpredictable and that s part of pyongyang. but what do you think he s thinking with all this? well, look, i think he s worried about his own skin. he doesn t want to end up like