tony: here's the question.t is a decision and question before anyone faced with these kinds of situations. you take a strike, and then the target not only doesn't respond that keeps on with bad behavior. everyone says ok, better take another strike. he still doesn't respond. he continues with the bad behavior. better do it again. and again and again. pretty soon, you are caught in a cycle where you don't control the escalation, then you wind up getting drawn further and further in. anyone was responsible has to factor that in. bret: let me ask you, let's assume you are right and getting those 1300 tons of chemical weapons out of syria was worth the diplomatic bargain, was worth the racing the red line. -- erasing the red line. but then there's an expectation that the declared stockpile is the real stockpile and that violations will be punished. you had three and a half years to punish violations. at least two of those years you knew that assad was violating the deal, and yet nothing was done. my question is why

tony: yes. came out immediately, at a lesser level than john kerry or others, in support of what the trump administration did. it was the right thing to do. question is whether there's followthrough, whether there's a way to use this to make progress. question. you have to look at everything in the context of its time at the moment. going back to 2013, the decision before us was whether to strike, not hit the chemicals, not destroy them, or do the diplomacy, which we ended up doing, and get rid of the chemicalstockpile of weapons. every country in the region is better off, and everyone is better off, as horrific as things remain. as bad as syria is today, syria with 18 hundred tons of chemical weapons in the hands of the islamic state and assad would be even worse. charlie: was there no way you get rid worse -- both, of chemical weapons and maintain the option of the airstrike? tony: here's the question. it is a decision and question before anyone faced with these kinds of situations. you take a

forget party leadership, says tony burke, saying vote tactically.to deliver the best brexit deal, that is so you should vote for. —— vote for who ever you want to vote for, irrespective of their party. he said he felt so passionate about brexit that he was almost motivated to re—enter british politics himself. the thing is, tony, you can want to re—enter, but then knew how to find the right entry. and what role. it is what extraordinary to see him say that. i don't know this is something that. i don't know this is something that he is sort of testing the waters in terms of where he would fit in... a new centrist party? you don't think they would have learnt? i think labour has learnt from the split in the 1980s. it is interesting, because tony blair, a lot of people would like to have seen lot of people would like to have seen them go away and not return. but this is now am aware it is less unappetising to people, because of brexit, and because we have an extreme option at the general election. i feel as though there are many people who previously d

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a conversation with tony bennett, coming up right now. by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ >> to quote the title of his recent book, he is just getting started. tony bennett released a new book and new album. televised a concert in honor of his birthday. a clip from his televised special, tony bennett celebrates 90. >> i don't care if it is up town or up on riverside. >> i don't have any reasons ♪ ♪ left them all behind ♪ we're in a new york state of mind ♪ ♪ i get excited every time i see you do this. that nbc special was something special. >> thank you very much. >> it was amazing. >> how did it feel to have all of those stars show up to celebrate you on your 90th? >> unbelievable. amazing, all the great artists performing on my 90th birthday. and i am just getting started. >> you must get asked this all the time. we had these conversations before. how is it that you still sound that way? how do you keep that instrument together? >> i love what i am doing, i always have. as early as a very young pers

please welcome tony goldwyn!s. >> jimmy: that's unbelievable, that's exciting. >> we're really excited about it. >> jimmy: i got you a special gift for your 100th episode. >> no, wait, i saw it -- which one is blueberry? remind me. >> jimmy: blueberry's the one that's not blue. >> one was wine? >> jimmy: no, she said why am i doing this? >> how are you doing? good to see you. >> jimmy: it was a fun episode i thought. kind of a fantasy episode where you -- they showed us what would have happened. >> right. >> jimmy: had your character not become president. >> if olivia pope had not said yes to rigging the leak in the first place and i did not become president. you haven't seen it yet. >> jimmy: one thing that happened is huck had the craziest hair possible. >> that's right. >> jimmy: those who haven't seen it yet. those who have will understand that very well. >> it's much discussion about huck's hair. >> jimmy: yeah, that was some hair-do he had. >> that's right, that's right. >> jimmy: and you -- well, did you e

tony blair was, to be honest. is a poodle, i didn't think tony blairwas, to be honest.odle, i didn't think tony blair was, to be honest. ithink it's important in a situation like this, maybe they need to be co—ordinated and have one man do all the talking. the country that is taking the action, the united states, it seems it's only right its rex tillerson that does the speaking. you are often in a position to explain donald trump. it looks like a massive flip—flop in his approach to syria. what do you make of it? i think this is called leadership. yes, he had a position that was noninterventionist, i don't wa nt that was noninterventionist, i don't want to be the world's policeman and so on. want to be the world's policeman and so on. when you sit in the chair... a couple of times a significant, the first time when you get the first briefing when you've been elected and you are the president—elect and you get the first cia nsa briefing, that's a pretty heavy duty meeting. then you sit in the chair for the first time on the 20th ofjanuary. you are sitting there and you r

. >> i'm tony perkins the boy was and his mom waited more than 20 minute for the ambulance and ended up driving him to the hospital herself. "fox5" marina marraco spoke to him tonight marine. >> after leaving the hospital she came here to the office of unified communications and immediately filed a complaint. >> they put in place instead of sheet. >> seemingly minor mistake when looking at a map and it was a geographical error that could have meant the difference between life and death. >> i said no galveston street she said place i said street i corrected her. >> a mistake made by d.c. 911 dispaech sgler heed been like [ gasp ] all day. >> he was in worst asthma attack sglet medic 33 respond 2-year-old male trouble breathing galveston place southwest. >> she saw his out get him out, you have to go. >> cody's mother called 911, 3:50 saturday afternoon she asked for help from a neighborhood who finally, after more than 20 minutes of anxious waiting told her to grab her son and head for the hospital themselves. >> did dispatch ever call the kawrler back to double check the address. >>

tony, shawn. >> feeds the front. >>> williams scores. justin williams 104 to the extra session and washington leads series. >> that there the deviceive goal -- decisive goal and caps big win at the verizon center and caps lead toronto mayple leaves in the best of 7. >> brody >> brody loingon is live. what a great night, brody. >> tony, shawn, it was the deviceive cold to divided winners from losers and tonight the whipers were the capitals. big time goal in big game, game five. in two siri when's it's tied 2-4, 78% of the time whipping game five win the whole scene. there was a moment 2:2 23 left and alex ovechkin gets knees out from under him. he had to be helped to the locker room and came back out second period.. but you know redskins great santana moss says big time players make big time plays and in big time games and santa amonths has been doing it entire career playoff goal and came up just when the caps needed most and looking forward. >> the more important the game the bigger jution tip plays. >> is that con table us. it's conta

tony is coming back, sarah is coming back. i'll have your forecast and jim lokay is in the building somewhere. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been ranked highest in customer satisfaction by jd power 4 years in a row. and now you can love fios too. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone. all for $79.99 per month online, for the first year with a two-year agreement. it's the only internet with equal upload and download speeds. s that are a fraction of their download speeds. plus get hbo for a year and free multi-room dvr service for two years. and verizon wireless customers can stream tv on the fios mobile app, data-free. get the best. go to getfios.com >> me you're going to want to pay attention to this story. a court appearance over a traffic stop turned into a felony for one ohio man after he accidentally dropped a

tony is coming back, sarah is coming back. i'll have your forecast and jim lokay is in the building somewhere. we'll find him. >> me you're going to want to pay attention to this story. a court appearance over a traffic stop turned into a felony for one ohio man after he accidentally dropped a small bag of cocaine inside the courtroom fox's melissa read has the story. >>reporter: been here 15 years, haven't had anything specifically like this. >> but what happened inside judge mark me hawks courtroom in large audience ray municipal first. last week we were having traffic court. so it's crowded, many people in on their traffic tickets and whatever other cases are filed. courtroom security cameras were rolling as 39 year old large audience mar read of lar rain walked up to offer a plea on a minor traffic violation that's when he unknowingly dropped a bag of cocaine out of his baseball cap onto the floor. it wasn't until an hour when the security officer noticed the bag of crucial on the floor. he picked it up, looked at it. it h

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tony romo now gets a mike and a tell straight or. romo retiring from the nfl after 14 seasons and joining the broadcast booth as an analyst. he joins jim nantz and replace s phil simms. in his final season romo was replaced by dak prescott, he primarily decided to call it quits because of injuries. as you know romo is hated here in philadelphia because of those heated match ups with the eagles. here now some reaction from fans. >> tony romo retiring is a great thing for football. i could not stand to see him on the field. i think he will do berth in the broadcast booth. >> it was time to get out for him. he will be great as a broadcaster. >> really smart guy, very articulate. >> he has never experience with what is going on. i don't know his flare, maybe he need to develop some flare but he should know what he is doing. speaking of, anyhow. >> in a statement chairman of cbs sports sean mcmanus say tony has been one of the nfl's biggest stars in the past decade and we are thrilled to welcome him to cbs sports. he will bring same passi

you could put tony blairon i am not so sure.oxygen and continues to keep him as a player within our political system. which by the way he continues to want to be, he has announced his political comeback. finishing with the sun, mission kimpossible. us cyber spooks destroyed missile five seconds after launch, some intervention, the sun would have us believe. sir malcolm rifkind believes there is a possibility, that the us has the capability to interrupt a nuclear test like this, and it is possible, who knows, but that might have happened again. it is a fantastic headline and in some ways it is slightly irrelevant. the point is that it failed, and what matters more is what america and china between the two of them are going to do about it. does it matter that it failed? if you didn't fail under its own uselessness, they couldn't fire their own test missile, and it had to be intercepted. incompetency, or something worse, idon't to be intercepted. incompetency, or something worse, i don't know. the us has said it it had been a nucle

tony which is d.c. sports phone do. how do people prioritize what do you watch tonight. >> oh, oh, that's tough. that's tough. all these games are important especially wizards in the c caps. coming up tonight at le more on "fox5"exclusive a mother says she called 911 after a 2-year-old sonad attack and ambulance never arrived. we'll hear from her and city about what happened. >> and also tonight, security kaivrpings at the white house. what's going into effect beginning tonight. >> and the population of blue crabs and chesapeake bay is down but there's something else researchers found that has them predicting a good harvest this year. we'll explain all of that at 11. >> let's go to the center where no one gets bumped it was all caps all the time early on. osche first goal of playoffs. caps up irrelevantly and never give up the lead. tom wilson game winning hero. el er got the credit 1st and sc on and two minutes later oops did it again 4-1 end of 1st and things got dicey in the last minute of play. in fact they were up

thank you, tony, pleasure to have you on the broadcast. >> thanks, charlie. thanks, bret. >> rose: tina brown is here. she is a founder and c.e.o. of tina brown live media. last week, she hosted the eighth annual "women in the world" summit here in new york. the three-day event featured women of impact and the men who championed them. this year's participants included hillary clinton, u.s. ambassador to the united nations nikki haley, justin truedeau and president of planned parenthood lucille richards. here's an excerpt from an interviewwell nicholas chris to- kristof. >> what does it say about misogyny with women voters. >> i am currently writing a book write spend -- ( cheers and applause ) -- yes, i spend a lot of time wrestling with this. as you might guess, i've thought about it more than once. ( laughter ) i don't know that there is one answer. let's be clear. i think there -- you know in, any campaign there are so many different cross currents and events and some have greater impact than others, but it is fair to say, as you just did, nick, that certa

ambassador, tony, thank you very much. i appreciate that. >>> when we come right back, will all of these changes in policy alienate the president's strongest supporters? so how old do you want uhh, i was thinking around 70. alright, and before that? you mean after that? no, i'm talking before that. do you have things you want to do before you retire? oh yeah sure... ok, like what? but i thought we were supposed to be talking about investing for retirement? we're absolutely doing that. but there's no law you can't make the most of today. what do you want to do? i'd really like to run with the bulls. wow. yea. hope you're fast. i am. get a portfolio that works for you now and as your needs change. investment management services from td ameritrade. like @pigskinsusan15, who writes, "now my boyfriend wants to talk on sundays. just so many words." your boyfriend's got it bad. maybe think about being single until the start of the season. you're in the match app. now tap on the new missed connections feature. it says i've crossed

today went to tony balogna's in hoboken and witnessed creation of the pizza.ried chicken with a pickled jalapeno. jalapeno and the other side of brisket and horseradish and queso, then there is the lake guacamole like a lot of great art. this tells me this was drug inspired. >> sure. a bunch of kids came in. they were sold out. get tacos. dude, tony baloney. pizza subs. it is taco tuesday. you know what? we have, we have it back here. we make tacos for ourselves sometimes. you know what? i bust it out. i made them this pizza. they were like this is nuts! bugged out. next week like ten guys came in. they heard about the taco pizza then again, actually 30-40 guys came in. 100 people coming in asking for a whole taco pizza. eater.com called it possibly the craziest pizza in america. so you go eat it. >> all right. two tacos on those sides. fold it in the middle or go monster style. animal style. go full monster. i went. >> did you? >> i believe. >> yeah. i believe ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ all right. i will try it. >> yes. >> i don't know. so grossed out. >> you hate the sound

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probably a lot of people think in the last thing we need now is tony blair.hinking, actually, quite fondly. he won three elections, three general elections, for labour. how keen jeremy corbyn would be on that, you wonder.m for labour. how keen jeremy corbyn would be on that, you wonder. it is one thing to think you might want to go back. as you say, where and doing what? when? and how soon. very quick look at the daily express. fresh calls forfunding look at the daily express. fresh calls for funding for authority that pays terrorists. this plays very much to those who want to reduce the amount that is given to foreign aid. theresa may immediately, very early on, came out and said she would support the .7% target of gdp that would go towards aid. many people thought she would go back from that. it was very much david cameron, fresh face of the tory party together with the green stuff that got dropped. what our aid money is going to is much more about building future markets for us. before it was not so much about that. she has committed very on to keeping it

tony perkins. the blossom cocktail lounge to mgm national harbor is serving up what it calls the don rita, a little grant monday yeah and few other ingredients but topped off with an entire bottle of don perione champagne. the lounge does offer a less expensive version for $130 >> that one is topped thunder bird. >> what is thunder bird >> i'll tell you on the break. i don't even drink. coming up. what is thunder bird. coming up, yet another overtime thriller and chris brown is forced to reschedule his dc concert. >> coming up tonight i should say tomorrow morning on fox 5 is your cell phone or tablet a literal pain in your neck. dr. ray will be here with five ways to prevent tech neck and erin como sat down with misty fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been ranked highest in customer satisfaction by jd power 4 years in a row. and now you can love fios too. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone.