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. >> obama orders a report justifying a strike as assad tell s america, you will fail. >>> also, yosemite tinderbox. firefighters replace tourists as thousands race to save an american treasure. >> oh, my god. >> this morning, condition critical. new concerns for the largest trees on earth, california's beautiful sequoias. have they met their match? >>> plus, extreme heat shutting down schools in the midwest. temperatures soaring well above 100. >> it's just really hot, and it's just hard because we're sweating and stuff like that. >> classes cancelled, practice postponed. relief not coming at least until the weekend. you're live in the "cnn newsroom." >>> good morning, thank you so much for being with me. i'm carol costello. we begin in syria and late developments on the possibility of u.s. military strikes. just minutes ago, we learned that defense secretary chuck hagel told the bbc the united states is ready to go if president obama orders an attack on syria. and that's not the only new development. within the last hour, we've learned of a u.s. intelligence report that's about to go pu

s. when the u.s. was fueling all of these dirty wars in central america in nicaragua honduras el salvador and elsewhere i mean the under the obama administration we have kind of full spectrum covert war you have the drone strikes continuation of the use of mercenaries use of special operations forces cruise missile strikes proxy warlords in somalia so it's all very very dirty right now and while people paled a lot of attention to drones right now this is really full spectrum and so i want to try to tell this whole story of all the players that operate in the sort of shadows of this new world and of course the effect of these wars is kind of facilitating this anti-american sentiment this hostility toward american interests and and this country causing blowback i mean it seems i said an obvious concept yet when you go on the corporate media it's ridiculed i mean they literally do ridicule and scoff the idea just like when you're on m s n b c and the host asked do you really believe this i mean why is it that this obvious reality is either framed as friends or completely omitted from the discussion and i mean part of it is because

s >> president obama says security threats will never leave the world. president saying this is a complicated time for the u.s. military with big changes in the middle east and north africa. he praised america'srmed forces. >> because of you, that september 11th generation we're accomplishing what we set out to do. because of you, obama administration is no more. because of you, al qaeda top ranks have been hammered. the core of al qaeda this afghanistan and pakistan is on the way to defeat. >> the comments came on the same day authorities claimed to have foiled a plot targeting two cities as well as two oil ports. the threat forced us us and britain to evacuate their embassies in yemen. >> cleveland house three women were held captive and raped has been torn down. the destruction part of aerial castro's plea deal. one of the women imprisoned there released balloons to honor missing children who have never been found. knight and two other women escaped when one of them broke part of the door and yelled for help. >> very liberated that people think of me as a hero and role model. goi from here to being a motivational speaker and let everybody know that they're heard. that they're loved. there

>> and increase america s's despondence with the state of washington. >> do you know how you defund obama win back the senate and then you win the the presidency and then defund obama care. it is that simple. >>> coming up on "morning joe" we talk to nbc news political director, former governor howard dean and scott simon who sparked a national conversation by tweeting about his mother's final days. up next the top stories in the political play book including media matters. and nbc the hillary clinton projects on those networks. first, here is bill karens with a check on the forecast. >> 24 hours ago i told everyone about horrible flooding in missouri. we are doing it all over again in the exact same location. yesterday the wanesville area had the horfbl flooding. over in newburg the town is being evacuated about 200 to 300 people because of excessive rain. all of the bright reds and yellow have thunderstorms. i can keep zooming out. in almost all of southern missouri seeing torrential rain at this time. be very careful traveling anywhere interstate 44. atmospheric squeeze play i'm callin

america's largest industrial union representing 1.2 million active and retired members. you know, president obama has put forth what he called a grand bargain or a deal for republican s.ax reform when it comes to corporate taxes and return for money for jobs. exactly what does the president have in mind when he talks about tax reform? kitty richards from the center for american progress joins us in the next segment to tell us all about it. back to other news of the day in just a second. but first, something i strongly recommend and that is emergency link i.d. put it this way, again, imagine you had an accident, you're unconscious. you can't tell the medical team anything because they can't communicate with you. so all of that important information they need is unavailable. here's what you should think about doing. get emergency link i.d. it is a small tag that you attach to your key ring or put in your wallet or purse that tells emergency responders everything they might need to know. your medical history, your meds, allergies, doctor's contact info and most importantly, whom to notify. so sign up. that could make the difference between life and death. sign up now for

america's stories. >>a. >> >> ... s ... with an autographed jersey, and obama shared a few praise. >> coach shula retired with more wins than any coach in history. each time that record has been challenged, team after team has fallin short. >> michael eaves joins us to talk more about that. the president was having a lot ç]re that stories jazeera.com. >>> welcome to al jazeera, i'm del walters. here are the stories we are working on at this hour. >> translator: i believe the pretext of chemical weapons is false, baseless and groundless. >> the syrian government is saying it will defend itself if they are attacked. >>> it is the first day back to school for survivors of the sandy hook elementary school shooting. >>> a measles out break linked to a mega church. ♪

al jazeera america - a new voice in american journalism - 0's >> this is al jazeera. i'm morgan radfor. d, and here is a look at today's top stories. the obamainistration said there were chemical weapons used in the attack in syria. the syrian government denies the accusation. >> we're all hearing the drums of war being beaten around us. if these countries are willing to launch an aggression or military act against syria, i believe the allegations of chem weapons is false, and i dare them to produce any piece much evidence. >> one of the largest wildfires