I welcome my colleague Colonel Jeff McCausen the United States Army Retired Artillery Men,

CBS News visiting Professor Dickinson College, CEO Diamond Six Leadership and Strategy.

War from stem to stern. We begin with a report from Jerusalem in these last

hours. IDF strikes Beirut for the first time in days and we're looking at

strikes where in Beirut, there's the question. Amid U.S. concerns

over bombing campaign, Jeff, a very good evening to you, it is impossible to decipher exactly where the bombs are striking that is not Beirut.

Now the southern part of Beirut is Hezbollah land.

That's where Nasrallah was when the Israeli, the IAF took him out with a bomb

attack on a building. However, these attacks in Beirut, which have been quiet for several days, do not seem to be limited entirely

in the southern part of Beirut.

They seem to be all over.

So this dialogue between Washington and Jerusalem, do we have all of it?

Is it incomplete?

Are there disruptions in the agreements?

Good evening to you, Jeff.

Good you, John.

I think it's incomplete at this point, John. Like you say, an awful lot of confusion at moment, exactly what the Israelis struck and what their intent is with their airstrikes.

There was one report at least that Hetsbilah heads established a command and

control center in a residential area in northern Bay Route thinking that that

would not be attacked and that was a target that the Israeli struck.

There was another report of course have a large-scale Israeli attack on the very

northern part of Leva which would be very heavily a Christian portion of the

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