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here the base lies in ruins, it was hit by the collision yetts, supporting the peshmerga objective. >> translation: air strikes have been helpful. we have been guiding the jets on where to target. the peshmerga managed to break an i.s.i.l. siege. the yazidi minor city have been trapped on the mountain. four days ago the road was impassable. it was under control of i.s.i.l. it's an escape route for thousands trapped on the mountain. the houses were destroyed in the fighting says this man. they were advised to leave he said. i.s.i.l. were provided explosive devices. one more thing holding people from returning to their homes. a firebomb in the occupied west bank left an 11-year-old israeli girl burnt. her father was injured in that attack that hit their vehicle. it comes after a confrontation along the border on wednesday. an israeli soldier was badly injured. >>> al jazeera calls for the release of our three journalists, imprisoned for 363 days. peter greste, mohamed fadel fahmy and baher mohamed have been accused and impacted of helping the outlawed muslim brotherhood. they are appeal

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where can did this dossier come from and what can did we learn from it, and what does it yett have to say. this is some of what we have learned. >> are there any russians here to might? any russians? >> they have conducted watergate 2.0. [ speaking foreign language ] >> this fake dossier was made up. >> i don't use the term dossier, because these were field reports. >> is there something here that i hacould verify? >> i call it the russian hoax. >> it is all fake news. >> i am not involved with russia. the president of the united states. >> it started in the spring of 2016 with a former british spy whose name was almost too james bond to be true, steel, christopher steel. >> and we will make america great again. thank you, everybody. >> if you were looking to investigate donald trump's alleged russian connections christopher steel would seem like the perfect fit. >> he can tell you off of the top of his head the leading members of the russian mafia and the people who have influence in the kremlin and so on. >> nigel west knows christopher steel, and he is a writer and historian whose

dunyasha yetts. we have not heard back.e invited congressman jim jordan to speak with us on camera or on the phone. >> jon: thank you. the race to rescue 12 boys and their soccer coach from a cave in thailand continues at this hour as authorities tried to determine the best way to get them out. correspondent lisa holland from sky news is on the ground in thailand to look at the risky rescue. >> this jungle provinces leaders came to the cave with relatives of missing boys. it's politicians, military, religious leaders are coming and going here all the time. the atmosphere is chaotic. navy seals filmed this video of the boys introducing themselves, professing to be in good health but not strong enough to take on the ultimate challenge. divers are working around the clock shifts to supply food and medicine. it's becoming clear that training them to dive into safety may not be the best option. it's a perilous journey. >> it's going to be a scary experience but we believe they are strong enough to deal with it. if that becomes t

police, of course, defended the actions of the police saying these children deserved what they got and, yett judge, in his ruling, affirmed your protest. >> right. you know, what i thought was the most striking about the findings of fact and conclusions of law that the judgish chewed was that -- that the judge issued was that he recognized these are adolescents, and that the police officer, at least the ones who are the defendants in this case, didn't quite understand that t whether, intentionally or unintentionally. the judge said that, regardlessg it is clear that chief a.c. roper, the chief of police for the birmingham police department at a minimum needs to provide officers stationed in thee birmingham city schools with training on school-based policing. >> reporter: with the chiefs -- are the chiefs and other leaders going to work on this problem? what's going on?'s >> the judge ordered we get with the defendants to meet and confer on developing a plan that would guide law enforcement training for school-based policing as well as policies and procedures on school-based policing for birm

yett now we have kamala harris, who -- and i've worked with her as attorney general. on crime. i know she believes in our border patrol. and now, they are all getting pushed so far to the left, even slightly, using the words "i.c.e. and kkk" in the same sentence, it's outcome it's dumb, it's unfair, and these men and women are risking their lives every single day. then you've got gillibrand who comes in, who supported i.c.e. all along, and now she is calling them inhumane. these men and women who are on our borders, protecting us every day. so the more the merrier. bring it on, in my opinion, because they are being inconsistent and i think more inconsistencies are going to come out every single day. >> sean: rachel? >> listen, alexandria ocasio-cortez has moved everybody further and further to the left. this is when they start to take up their masks and show their true true colors. in the case of kamala, she's putting the primary game very well because this is who she really is. she's a woman from berkeley. she is radical leftist. i think shesh will play well. she che

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. >> i hear you say that and, yett you see pes, video of people enjoying themselves at the beach in florida perhaps other places. what do you say to them? >> one of the things that's stimulated me to make the statement about appeing and tweeting the younger generation is that i see thpiose ctures of people frolicking aroun bar. it's spring break, in many cases, you're young, feel invulnerable, want to have a good time. i get that. i was young at one time and enjoyed doing that, bt this is a very unique situation we're in. you know, you can almost make an analogous to what was happening, you know, in a war whenry evee was called upon to just step to the plate and do something extraordinary. it isn't business as usual. we cannot treat this as business as usual. >> woodruff: speaking of spring break, cvonflicting aice this week to americans in different states about whether schools should be clsed, opened, daycare centers. what is your best advice on that right now?va >> iies from location to location. you want to listen to the local -- state and local health authorities, but you also would ho

yett said. he said what happened to me happened to me. after i protested, i went out and flat-out told the coaches. i told jim jordan, i told russ hellickson and they went and talked to dr. strauss. >> now, jordan basically -- the president and jordan are saying that everyone is lying and that jordan implicated some deep state conspiracy that has to do with his role in going after the mueller investigation. it seems the gentlemen that you talk to, some of them admire jim jordan. they call him jimmy, they have fond memories of him. is it your sense there's a vendetta they're pursuing? >> absolutely not. the overriding feeling that we're getting from them is dismay. here's a man that they respected, that they roomed with, that they relied on as coach, they trusted. they would have these talking sessions where they would talk about this, that and the other. one of them said that at one point coach jordan even mentioned how he wanted to run for president one day. they trusted this guy. and for him to come out flat out and say i didn't know an

. >> and you mean we are not into 2016 yett? >> well, we can ask kevin mann about mitt romney and then we will ask you about jeb bush as well in a moment. >> and then i cannot answer you. >> and then this is going to set the table for up with way or another in 2016 because if he succeeds it is easier for hillary clinton absolutely if the e won -- if the economy is good good. >> and i disagree with the 47% and the 1% and the president won and that added to the swagger that you heard tonight, and sort of ignoring to what happened in 2014. >> oh karen, that was decades ago. >> okay. we won. >> and we are gathered around the table two months ago and if at the end of the night, someone were to say that the president would come out in two months in january and he would take a victory lap, none of us would have believed it, and that is what we witnessed which is remarkable but i wonder how many democratic candidates watched it and are having second thoughts of not embracing him and the vision. >> and that is a good point, michael, but

executive director terror, a simple yett assymetric project. we don't have any claims of responsibility. there was not an official declaration, within 12 hours or so you had isis folks popping up to say we did this. what do you make of that? >> you can't really rely on a claim of a terrorist groups. historically they didn't take claim right away. they would evaluate how much fear and terror they put into the population. this air craft blew up over sinai. they found the wreckage over in a matter of hours. by blowing up over the water, you go into the mh-370 scenario. you have no idea where or when you'll find that and that of course, extends this story out a long way. they may not want to take claim right away. >> one thing i keep thinking about is the distinction between a kind of attack you would do in which it required passenger willing or someone on the plane willing to kill themselves versus some kind of on board explosive device that can be remotely controlled. it strikes me, the latter is much harder, right sng. >> it is harder in a way.

what it looked and sounded like in the chaotic hours overnight on the street and the shock from it is yett to lift lift. the governor is coming to see for himself, and the highway patrol a patrol, and the county patrol have taken over security from the ferguson police department. people have held a small vigil not far from here for all victims of violence whether it was directed at law enforcement or committed by the law enforcement or simply within the community, and this is the stated intention at least, and whether that spirit continues, it is too soon to tell. and we have been reporting with our correspondents since the first shots rang out. here is jason carroll. >> a new blue line is on guard here at the ferguson police department. it is just after midnight -- [ shots ] >> reporter: and the shots rang out. >> it was gun fire, and now the cops have the guns drawn. >> reporter: two officers hit, and one rips through his body and exits through the back. the other officer is shot in the face, and the bullet lodges behind his ear. they were both rushed to the hospital in serious condition

come through here in march, and now, you know, for to come at the end, you know, it was just marking yettgain a hard year. there's a reason they call itng "nashville st a lot of people coming together.r. the first people reaching out t me weople trying to figure out how to help.p. while it was a dark day, someme people weretill trying to find a little bit of hope and help people out. >> nawaz: we'll be the story for updates. that is kimberlee kreusi fromm the associated press joining us tonight from nashville. thanks to you.y >> thanku. >> nawaz: in the day's other news, beginning on monday, travelers from the united kingdom must present a negive covid-19 test within three days of flying to the united states.. the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention made the announcement last nighto help prevent the spread of new, highly contagious covid variants in britain. that comes as the u.s. death toll neared 330,000. and hospitalizations nationwide hit a new record high yesterdayh more than 120,000. we'll take a closer look at thet devag toll the pandemic has taken on los angeles county

that is nearly the higheststthnu number ever.mb yett another painful reminder f the failures of this far left, disastrous, destructive biden economy. frankly, there are signs of even more pain inn the days, months ahead and frankly, years ahead. so let's makeet this perfectly clear so you and your families understand now pretty much everything you're buying is costing you a fortunene more because of the reckless radical policies that joe biden, the climate alarm cult indoctrinated, brainwashed into clinging to like manna from heaven. remember, inflation was one point four percent, to be precise, when donald trumpmpt lefthe the white house, joe bidn lied back in december. he said, sai oh, inflation is oy transitory. it's only temporary. i think the worst is past w. ak look f at these. look at the graphs. they speak for themselves. put together by the "new york post". look at this.ut and it lays j out just how major and massive biden's inflation failure is really are. now c you go to the grocery stoe that's costing you more . you go to pump up your car with gas that's costingru more th

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by theay way, the latest readinn and we haven't seen a peak yett the latest readings for the cpit plus eight percent year on year wholesale prices gone up 10%. a and today we got a beauty here yesterday. import prices up 11% and it's not over yet. t'sand i think you are right, the seeds were planted with the huge big government socialist deficit spending package of march 2020 one about one year ago. d and then they sold all that money by selling bondsth and the federal reserve bought the bonds. so the money supply is surging and it continues to surge.h the fed has done a thing so we're in for a big problem. but those levees were planted over a year ago. let me ask about goldman sachs.n they're not predicting in thene next two years as many as 11 interest rate hikes from the fed. originally they were predicting three or fourre this year. then they predict as many as seven this year as interest rates rise. what will that do to the economy overall? will it help with inflation because i think it's going tor probably hurt the economy more than anything else. summers nowod saying likelihood

thank you for joining us yett again. tthank you for having me. oh anytime. thank you .f we'reti out of time unfortunately. we'll be back. he wellm the segment eight p.m. monday that shows the sworn enemy of flying capacity smuggling groups. they have a great weekend with the ones you lovef. we'll see you monday. hi, welcome to "hannity". we have a busy news friday night for you. our expectations forfr joe bide are already extremely low, but through 14 months in officege he has somehow he managed tod even do worse than we predicted. everything now is in crisis. it was all preventableev everything our schools, our cities, our borders, our safety security, our economy, war in europe. america's abandoned afghanistan ,by the way. we're keepingng track of state o thirty seven and two hundred and fifty days since joe bidens said he would not abandone

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it can get worse yett definitely don't know which way it will go. all right. so when this comes to the broader country, you talked about how, where the area that knows him best right now on the favourability likes him least, but undecided voters. and that's what this is about. there are more of them than a lot of people care to admit yeah. prior to the seismic shift in the race, many of them may have gone for trump now who knows what they're going to do? how does vance player? >> he doesn't play well with them at all. his favorable rating is just 5%, just 5%. hold a favorable rating 29% hold an unfavorable and that makes a net favorability rating of -24 points. that's worse than his net favorability ratings overall. the fact is, if undecided voters are going to make up their mind based upon j.d. vance, they're going to make it and make the choice for kamala harris, 5% favorable, 5% favorable. ever heard of anything like that? >> i really haven't. there's still a lot of folks who are undetermined on him, but that 5% is not something i think is going to go on hi

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