u.s. aircraft have conducted at least four as strikes in support of afghan national forces who insist the city is not under the threat of collapse but lawmakers from gaza new say the taliban is in control of much of the city after launching an attack in the early hours of friday morning over one hundred people many of them members of the security forces have been killed. or correspondent eunice i seen sent us this update from kabul. the situation is very. the taliban fighters are the election committee in the city and the building on fire. didn't provide any further information meanwhile the afghan military chief said that his troops can clear the city within two days also that there are more troops headed to the city to assist the special forces that are already there fighting. remaining taliban fighters in the west side of the city there are little information coming from. the main road link in kabul where i am and that has me one hundred fifty kilometers to the east is broke now three days and electricity in its work at the the phone networks are not working even the local redos are of

u.s. aircraft have conducted at least four airstrikes in support of afghan national forces they insist the city is not under threat of collapse of politicians from gaza they say the taliban is in control of much of the city. funerals have been held for some of the twenty nine yemeni schoolchildren killed in a saudi led coalition air strike on thursday the un has called for an investigation into their deaths ahmed abdul has more on this from djibouti. oh yeah you know why is one of the many fathers in yemen some of the provinces in mourning. mohammed was his only son the nine year old was on the bus full of children that was hit in a sodium. strike well abused. most and used to go to the mosque and to school until the day before his death he told me that there was a trip to visit some other school i didn't want to let him go because he likes to swim and he's my only son but he promised me he's not going to swim and his mother asked me to allow him to go. but how modern his classmates were returning from a school summer camp but when their bus stopped at the busy market it was targeted by st

u.s. aircraft have conducted at least four air strikes in support of afghan national forces. and an explosion in northern syria has killed at least thirty six people including civilians a call so the blast is unclear but opposition activists suspect a rebel arms depot was detonated. although so the headline stay with us now for talk to us is there that's up next. and. you can. say who's sane has been the united nations high commissioner for human rights since twenty fourteen in those four years the attacks on people safety and dignity seem to have reached into all corners of the world me and mars campaign to drive hundreds of thousands of ethnic or him out of the country the abuse and denial of asylum heaped on migrants fleeing war and economic deprivation the carnage left behind in the civil wars in yemen and in syria as well as in those parts of syria and iraq once controlled by. one would think the calls on countries to do better would have been welcomed but the high commissioner has been criticized for pointing out where countries have failed to preserve human rights we d

u.s. military aircraft, leave immediately to avoid a misunderstanding. >> u.s. activities beyond the air space and exercising these rights is guaranteed by international law. >> reporter: now what this comes down to is china claims virtually all of the south china sea for itself. the u.s. government, many other countries in the region, refuse those claims and insist this is international water and international air space. that's where you have the standoff. going one step further, the pentagon accused china of militarizing the manmade islands arming with surface-to-air missiles and landing watr plane on them. china insists it has a right to defend its own territory. you have a standoff with two powers and this was what the u.s. navy describes as routine flight where they monitor the immense construction that has happened building these virtual cities in the middle of the ocean. christine. >> buildings and ports and military installations. thanks for that inchifantsighin >>> and vice president pence laying out a space force by 2020. he gave the remarks at the pen

u.s. aircraft have conducted at least four as strikes in support of afghan national forces who insist the city is not under threat of collapse but lawmakers from gaffney say the taliban is in control of much of the city after launching an attack in the early hours of friday morning over one hundred people many of the members of the security forces have been killed there correspondent eunice i.t.s. seen sent us this update from kabul. the situation is very tense a source told the that taliban fighters at the election committee office in the city and they said the building on fire. didn't provide any further information meanwhile the afghan military chief of staff said that his troops can clear the city within two days also that there are more troops headed to the city to assist the special forces that are already there fighting the remain in taliban fight. in the west side of the city there are little information coming from. the main road linking kabul to where i am and that has me one hundred fifty kilometers to the east is broke now three days and electricity in it work at the the phone

u.s. aircraft and ships operate from japan daily in support of allies. >> this happened hours after donald trump told bloomberg he can be patient with kim jong-un. he has more patience than anyone in the world. trump's relationship with kim remains good. he notes north korea released several americans and stayed away from nuclear missile tests despite taking no firms moves to denuclearization. >>> and now donald trump wants to scrap a federal pay raise for federal workers. it was slated to take effect in january. in a letter to house and senate leaders, mr. trump described it as inappropriate. he said the nation's budget could not support it. congress has an opportunity to overrule the president if lawmakers pass a bill that includes the federal pay raise. the senate and house will negotiate the final meetine -- measure in coming weeks. >>> how about fast food politics. in-n-out burger under pressure from democrats in california after the report reveals they dote nature -- donated $25,000 to the california republican party. the burger chain doesn't make its founders christian values a secr

senator mccain's family, as you can see boarding this aircraft, the u.s. air force aircraft will be heading to washington where his remains will lie in state tomorrow at the u.s. capitol. then on saturday, former president george w. bush and barack obama at the washington national cathedral. cnn will have special live coverage of both events. that's it for me here in washington and for dana bash in phoenix. our special coverage continues with brooke baldwin. >> i'll take it from here. to all the crew in arizona and washington, thank you so much. i'm brooke baldwin. thank you for being with me. you are watching cnn. of course, we'll have much more coverage of the late senator john mccain coming up, as he is now leaving arizona for his final time and heading to washington, d.c. we begin back with the news today. growing anxiety at the white house about who the november midterms could bring. not just talk of impeachment, but congressional investigation after congressional investigation if the democrats win the majority in the house two months from now. one sou

u.s. aircraft and ships operate from japan every day in support of our commitments to our allies and partnersf regional peace and security. the north koreans getting very excitable in their language. a lot to read behind the scenes and what that rhetoric may really mean. >> also, anything we could read into the timing here, of course, after president trump -- we hear secretary pompeo is going to north korea and then all of a sudden everything changes the next day. >> i think that's a fair assessment of why the north koreans may be reacting exactly this way. there is no invasion of pyongyang planned. the world would see that coming. you can bet. that's really just rhetoric. and they are obviously responding somewhat to the president's action to put secretary pompeo's announced trip to north korea on the back burner. the president delaying that he said because he felt china was not supportive enough of the effort to get north korea to denuclearize. the north korea has done nothing to denuclearize. u.s. intelligence and international arms inspectors detailing a number of north korean actions tha

u.s. aircraft and ships operate from japan every day in support of our commitments to our allies and partners and in the interests of regional peace and security. so the official word from the u.s. military, situation normal. we're not doing anything. no indication that the u.s. is planning to invade north korea. this is about politics post-singapore summit. the u.s. feels the north koreans are not making the commitments to denuclearization. in fact there's no evidence they're doing it. they are still working on their fuel reactors, on their nuclear fuel and on their missiles. the president cancelling pompeo's trip to north korea believing that the chinese are also undermining the effort, but fundamentally, kim jong-un not making that strategic decision yet to denuclearize and reverting back to rhetoric and perhaps this white house after all these months learning the lesson that other u.s. presidents have learned, that at the end of the day, kim jong-un and any north korean leader will have to make up their mind about what to do and right now, it does not look like they're making their mind u

u.s. aircraft carrier monterey. he was originally signed as a gunnery officer. he wanted to be on the bridge where the action was. through perseverance and hard work and luck, he was able to become the assistant navigation officer on the monterey. after the war ended, he would return back to the states as a lieutenant commander. he returns to grand rapids and goes back into law. by then, he is definitely interested in politics. in 1944, the u.s. entered the war. ford had wanted to work for the republican campaign. the problem was, if you wanted to work for the campaign, he would have to get the support of the local party boss. ford went to see mckay and spent about three hours waiting to see him. mckay gave him three minutes of his time and then wanted nothing to do with the young ford. that left a very sour taste in ford's mouth. he became enamored with politics after going to new york to work for the campaign. he came back to grand rapids, joined a law firm here and decided in 1948 that he wants to run for the fifth district which included grand rapids at the

u.s. aircraft and ships operate from japan daily in support of allies. >>> this happened after trump told bloomberg he can be patient with kim jong-un. he said his relationship with kim remains good. he says north korea released several americans and did not conduct any missile drills. >>> president trump now saying he wants to scrap the federal pay raise. it was slated to take effect in january. in a letter to house and senate leaders, mr. trump is described it as inappropriate. he said the nation's budget could not support it. congress does have an opportunity to overrule the president if lawmakers pass a spending bill with a federal pay raise. it is not clear if the president would approve a budget to include the pay raise. >>> in-n-out burger under pressure from democrats in california after a public filing revealed the restaurant chain donated $25,000 to the california republican party. the owner is supportive of republican candidates. the chain doesn't make its founders' christian values a secret with bible verses on the wrappers. the democratic chairman is calling for a boycott of

u.s. aircraft and ships operate from japan every day in support of our commitments to our allies and partnersests of regional peace and security. so standard u.s. military operations in the area. there is no indication that the u.s. is planning to invade pyongyang, invade north korea, that simply is not happening. of course the deeper question would be why kim jong-un is having this new round of fiery rhetoric. it comes days after president trump cancelled the planned visit by secretary of state mike pompeo to north korea. not a lot of progress on denuclearization and that is what everybody is still looking for. dana. >> me thinks you just answered your own question, right? it's because the negotiations were cancelled. maybe there's a little bit of frustration on both sides, but particularly north korea. thank you so much, barbara, for that report. >>> up next, senator john mccain was many things. he was a war hero, a patriot, a maverick. but i bet you didn't know he was a really big fan of the '70s swedish pop group, abba. ♪ take a chance on me ♪ take a chance on me from the very beginning .

u.s. aircraft carrier "monterey". originally he was a gunnery officer. he didn't want to be a gunnery officer. he wanted to be on the bridge where the action was. through perseverance and hard work and some luck he was able to become assistant navigation officer on the "monterey". he was then lieutenant commander, gerald ford. he returns to grand rapids and goes back into law. but by then he is definitely interested in politics. in 1940 before the war, before the u.s. swentered the world. he wanted to work for the republican nominee for president in michigan. the problem was if he wanted to work for the campaign, he would have to get the support of the local party boss, frank mccay. he spent about three hours waiting to see mccay, and mccay gave him about three minutes of his time and seemed to have nothing to do, wanted nothing to do with the young ford. left a sour taste in ford's mouth. ford ended up working for the campaign in new york. became enamored with politics and after the war was over, he decided when he comes back to grand rapids, joins a la

u.s. aircraft have conducted at least four airstrikes in support of afghan national forces who insist the city is not under the threat of collapse but lawmakers from gaza you say the taleban in control of much of the city. well those are the headlines stay with us as crude harvest continues. in two thousand and thirteen the mexican state of tabasco suffered the biggest oil disaster in its history. a well exploded in flames and blazed uncontrollably for fifty five days sending clouds of toxic smoke over surrounding villages. mexico's state owned oil company clinics denied there was a problem bachman's almost that was the why. but communities closest to the site have complained of widespread health problems and loss of life stock. to rounding land have been contaminated and water supplies poisoned. the villagers have fought to have their grievances heard but to date. no compensation nor accepted any wrongdoing in mexico impunity rules the fear is that if this is helping exists allowed to treat the big names of disasters foreign companies are even less likely to be held accountable there to

u.s. aircraft and them toh hot -- taught stretch the range so they could get to him and shoot him down. that was one of the things that surprised me the most, because i didn't know that. i knew about the america first movement, but did not know that he had flown combat missions as a civilian. sorry, long answer. sir, in the back. >> with all of the books that are out there, and i'm sure you've had good access to materials available -- i have never come across any kind of documentation of how much money the guy made off of this flight. you talk in your book that he made a lot of money. i know as a collector he endorsed shoelaces, pencil sharpener's. my god, there was merchandise everywhere. but i have never seen if he made $1.5 million or $25 million -- any thoughts on that? dan: i know one number, but he was very reticent. he was a very private guy, which is one reason why the press and he never got along. the press, you know, they have a job to do, but they interfered with his life quite a bit, including sneaking into the morgue in new jersey and taking pictures of his dead baby and pr

u.s. aircraft carrier monterey. originally, assigned as gunnery officer. he did not want to be a gunnery officer, he wanted to be on the bridge where the action was. through perseverance and through hard work and some luck, he was able to become a navigation officer. after the war ended, he would return to the states as lieutenant commander gerald ford. he returns to grand rapids and goes back into law. but by then he is definitely interested in politics. in 1940 before the u.s. entered the war, ford had gone to work for the wilkie campaign, the republican nominee for president here in michigan. the problem was if he wanted to be on the campaign he would have to get the support of the local party boss. a guy named frank mckay. ford went to see him, and mckay gave him three minutes of his time. he wanted nothing to do with the young ford. it left a sour taste in ford's mouth. ford it would end up working for the campaign and new york. he became enamored with politics, and after the war was over, he decided when he comes back to grand rapids, join a law firm

u.s. dive bombers destroyed four japanese aircraft carriers. that was a major portion of japan's able strength. whatever chance japan had it when in the pacific war probably disappeared in june 1942. that early into the war, from the pain and humiliation of pearl harbor were to the battle of midway. that is a relatively brief time. so the war went on for three years beyond midway. i think most japanese new officers in particular realized that the war was probably lost by midway, but they took a colossal gamble to launch a war against the united states. a country whose economy was 10 times the size of their own. what were they to do this early in the war except for hang tough and hope for a miracle. i think that's what japanese officers in particular were doing. it was often couched in words of loyalty to the emperor. but it was probably more of the corporate culture of the japanese officer corps. maybe the americans would tire of the struggle. maybe we, japanese, could take such a toll of u.s. casualties that an american president would be forc

u.s. aircraft have conducted at least four as strikes in support of afghan national forces well as the headlines the news hour is coming up in half an hour's time after inside story which is next. space the final frontier the united states wants to patrol it washington has announced the creation of a new on space force by twenty twenty but who will be the u.s. competing against and is this the start of a new space race this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm hood up that hamid u.s. vice president mike pence says the time has come to prepare for the next battlefield and that battlefield is space the americans want to create a space force within two years to defend u.s. satellites and spacecraft from attack it will be the first new branch of the military since one thousand nine hundred forty seven pence's balls donald trump once congress to vote yes to the plan and they agree to additional funding of eight billion dollars we will get to our guests shortly but first alan fischer reports from washington d.c. . trump has been pushing for the creation of a new branch of the military

u.s. aircraft have conducted at least four as strikes in support of afghan national forces who insist the city is not under threat of collapse i am adela security analyst based in kabul he explains the significance of controlling the central afghan city. spirted you could you that's me is an important city hundred fifty kilometers east of kabul city situated on the highway connecting kabul to kandahar. which is what side controls because me can control the neighboring provinces as real. as any it has but yeah and it's neighborhood and if. there were many countries of us need then it's easy for the government to. send troops in. to describe it says so strategically it's an important stooge city and. country as the city has a strategic and it weren't beach so the government says that they heard reports of the taliban attacks about their doctor expect. such an attack on the city and the nature of the arctic is different destroying. taliban huge already makes a number of suicide tactics but this time. number of suicide attacks were out of large in number and the first. covered a number of sui

u.s. air force transport aircraft and ending up crashing so this is you know this is nothing new to the industry. spain has become southern europe's biggest hotspot for migrant arrivals with almost thirty thousand people arriving so far this year on thursday eighty seven asylum seekers docked in the southern spanish port of all just serious but the local mayor claims that the city doesn't have the resources to cope with them we were not informed of anything as mayor i have to ensure citizens interests and i don't want social imbalance here the spanish have big hearts yes run this issue we have to use our heads because there is not enough money over twenty three thousand refugees came to spain by sea alone in two thousand and eighteen and the massive inflow has sparked concern among people in the spanish capital as well. they go after i don't know we need to take more measures to help this migrants in their countries of origin race but is that one but is comfy do with such grandstanding the law is partly it's all about paul.

u.s. air force transport aircraft and ending up crashing so this is you know this is nothing new to the industry as we go as you would if this all. the time been loaded with passengers the passages that. will normally you see a pilot or copilot at the front even for a maintenance guy front as well but i mean is there any possible scenario where there would be no pilots on board and just the mechanic in the front and passengers in the but i that that plane was heavy. no there's not enough of that and even if someone did. if there's by some pure luck there small pilots on board you know skip the procedures and. i think the passenger would know immediately what's going in you know try to stop it or just open the doors and run out because. you know people have been wary since september eleventh two thousand and one and there are procedures in place as been there for a long time to make sure that when there are passengers on board there will have to be at least one pilot or several qualified members of staff that can intervene if something goes wrong. whatever mental state but at least it was it coul

at the battle of midway u.s. , dive bombers destroyed four japanese aircraft carriers. it was a brief battle. that was a major portion of japan's naval strength. and whatever chance japan had of winning the war probably disappeared in june 1942. that early into the war, from the pain and humiliation of pearl harbor to the big victory of midway was only four months, a brief time. so the war would go on for three years beyond midway. i think most japanese new , in particular, most officers realized that the war was probably lost by midway, but they took a colossal gamble to launch a war against the united states. and really what was there to do now but to hang tough and hope for some kind of miracle. i think that is what japanese officers were doing. it was often couched in words of loyalty to the emperor. we cannot let the emperor down. i think it was more about the corporate culture of the japanese officer corps. they had no way out but to hang tough. realize it was a big ocean maybe , the americans would tire of the struggle. maybe we, japanese, could take such a toll

u.s. patrol aircraft that chinese forces warned the americans were not welcome. the u.s. esponded with a carefully crafted message. >> the united states naval aircraft conducting activities beyond the airspace. >> reporter: china is already reshaping itself into an international power. it has a base in east africa and it is beefing up its military operations with pakistan, a nuclear nation. >>> a cnn exclusive on the deadly school bus attack in yemen. new evidence at the bomb that killed 40 children last week was supplied by the united states. cnn's senior correspondent is covering this breaking story. she joins us now from london. tell us what you're learning now. >> reporter: jim, we have been able to confirm that bomb was part of a state department sanctioned arm sales. and this is why it matters. take a look at this. every day he visits the graveyard where his two little boys are buried. today he brought their 5-year-old brother along. >> translator: people were screaming out the names of their children. i tried to tell the women it couldn't be true but then a ran man

european manufacturers are rushing to deliver aircraft to iran a day before u.s. sanctions imposed thirteen twenty eight planes bought from the franco it landed in iran iranian leaders say the sanctions are in danger in lives by blocking new aircraft as well as spare parts for its already aging fleet iran signed a five hundred thirty six million dollars deal with a.t.o. and boeing have already pulled out of iran during the ninety day period after the us president pulled out of the iran nuclear deal iran it was planning to buy thirty eight billion dollars worth of new planes from both those companies so in basra he has more now from tehran. well it has to be said any time something like this happens the delivery of new aircraft it is a positive thing it's a happy occasion in iran many officials were at the international airport to celebrate the arrival of five more new planes but let's look at the real numbers here in the grand scheme of things it's just a drop in the bucket these planes five of them each of them can carry between seventy and eighty people and they'

u.s. dive bombers destroyed four japanese aircraft carriers. it was a brief battle. that was a major portion of japan's naval strength. whatever chance japan had of winning the pacific war probably disappeared in june, 1942, so that early into the war, from the pain and humiliation of pearl harbor to the big victory at midway, was just about six months, a brief time. so the war would go on for three years beyond midway. 1942 to i think most august, 1945. japanese naval officers, in particular, most officers across the board realized that the war was probably lost after midway, but they took a colossal gamble to launch a war against the united states, a country whose economy was 10 times their own. and really, what was there to do now, but hang up and hope for some kind of miracle? why japaneseis officers in particular were doing. it was often couched in loyalty to the emperor, but it was also more about the culture of the japanese. they found no way out other than to hang tough, to realize that it was a big ocean, maybe something would happen. maybe the americans wou

is that since one thousand nine hundred nine they've been unable to buy any new aircraft any aircraft with u.s. parts in it or developed or manufactured by the united states has effectively been unsellable to the iranian market and so we've seen even in their military one of the aircraft they're still flying is the plane developed by the americans in the seventy's and eighty's the f. fourteen tomcat on the civilian side one of the benefits that was going to be enjoyed of the twenty fifty nuclear deal directly by the civilians was going to be air travel that was tangible that was visible it would have been something that would have directly affected people's lives and it was going to be a win win for civilian air travel within the country and outside of iran and it was going to be a win for the government who could say to their people look we made this deal and now we've got better plane safer planes for you to travel around in but that is not happening and that's another frustration that people here are feeling because of those u.s. sanctions zain thanks a lot. a leading syrian scientist repor

u.s. military aircraft this is chinese military. china has sovereignty.ediately in order to avoid any misunderstanding. >> this is the united states naval aircraft conducting military activity beyond the beyond the national airspace of any coastal states. >> the u.s. insists china doesn't have a right to claim almost all of this body of water that a third of the world's shipping goes through. it's accused china of putting surface-to-air missiles on these islands. they monitor the fortification of these islands but the fact is the chinese look like they're there to stay. we saw four man made islands. one had a man made harbor that had at least 85 ships just to give you a sense of the scale of this massive land reclamation project. >> it's striking. i've obviously read about this for years but never have i seen something like i just witnessed. i know you have a piece coming up later today on the situation room with wolf. we look forward. meantime, u.s. and north korean progress on denuclearization not progress right now. still a standstill. according to a s

u.s. air force transport aircraft and ending up crashing so this is you know this is nothing new to the industry there are growing concerns over discrimination against the sikh community in the u.s. since donald trump became president we've got more not in ninety seconds time. we have no idea what if use doing on vacation but she will be back on air in september. yes of my love hate relationship with the united kingdom or i'm having a lot of it because it's shambolic and fraudulent. and i've got to hate it because of the thousands tens of thousands of people have their lives destroyed by r.b.s. . seventy minutes into the program welcome back to teenagers being a partly captured on the home security camera beating a seventy one year old in california it's the second assault on a member of the religious group in the area in the past fortnight the sick community say's that since donald trump became president there has been an increasing number of hate crimes towards its members a warning you may find the following video disturbing. seems to be more of their training after post nine eleven and in am

u.s. military aircraft, this is china military, china has sovereignty of the nansha islands. the reef and adjace adjacent --. >> united states naval aircraft conducting lawful military activity, i am operating inside these rights of international law. >> reporter: the navy continues to challenge beijing's territorial claims by sending planes throughout the south china sea. on friday, the navy counted at least 85 ships in the man-made harbor of soupy reef. >> it doesn't look like anybody's leaving any time soon. >> probably not. >> reporter: china's man-made a archipeligo appears to be here to stay. china in turn has respond and accused the u.s. of militarizing the south china sea. i have to say, one observation, despite this massive island building project and all the infrastructure we saw there, through the incredibly powerful cameras of the reconnaissance plane, we saw, remarkably, very little activity on the islands themselves. perhaps only about a half dozen people walking around. some vehicles moving around. and this fact one of the navy sailors said they looked like vil

u.s. air force transport aircraft and ending up crashing so this is you know this is nothing new to the industry the arab israelis are voicing their anger over a new nation state law that story and much more after a short break you're watching our two international. first. of all the. georgia shows don't google so document on the first take. how much. past. the first week. was. there are eight hundred eighty. two most rigid little drops or some of the sheen you know. was not very. good the gears a bit surreal. but they were. rooted fortunately. bruising us tomorrow. morning travel at. c. and. this is. the church secret indeed just like priests accused of sexually abusing children can get away with it quite literally i like to call this the geographic solution so what the bishop needs to do then he finds out that the priest is is a perpetrator is simply moved him to a different spot where the previous standard is not the highest ranks of the catholic church conceal the accused priests from the police and justice so listen to that it has not been as the i intend them. to do this out in. this. case

u.s. air force transport aircraft and ending up crashing so this is you know this is nothing new to the industry. or just stay stateside a little bit longer because the company at the center of the long running scandal over polluted water supplies in the city of flint in michigan is a portly lining up to be a private supplier in nigeria a country where millions still do not have access to clean water picking up the story for us this hour igor shit out of. nigeria is a country going up against all sorts of hardship poverty corruption the resurgence of terrorist groups but there's an even more fundamental one water about forty percent of the country's population almost seventy million people live without access to clean water for the eighty thousand people who live here there's only one borehole for every sixty households he used to walk miles to fetch water by the river now we fetch from this bore hole nearby and have time to cook and wash the all the uses the water for cooking and the laundry of course. we don't drink it so we had to look for tony lake package the water that's all we you know we

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u.s. air force transport aircraft and ending up crashing so this is you know this is nothing new to the industry. arab israelis are voicing their anger over a new nation state law that story and much more after a short break you are watching our international. in a world of big partisan lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that made stream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the bad shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. this is our international now thousands of arab israelis have taken to the streets of tel aviv denouncing a controversial new law israeli parliament recently passed a jewish nation state bill crowds chanted it resist apartheid and we are all brothers the new law downgraded arabic from an official language of israel to a language with so called special status the journalist and the right man was at the rally for r.t. . after telling between if the colony at raheen

u.s. air force transport aircraft and ending up crashing so this is you know this is nothing new to the industry thirteen minutes into the program or a israelis are voicing their anger over a new law we get into that and plenty more besides in ninety seconds time. my love hate relationship with the united kingdom. and the love it because it's shambolic i'm struggling. because thousands tens of thousands of people have to live streib i.r.b.m. . hello again fellows ins of israelis have taken to the streets of tel aviv to a controversial new law the israeli parliament recently passed a jewish nation state law crowd chanted resist apartheid and we are all brothers the noodle created are a big from an official language of israel to a language with so-called special status journalist on a right minimal as there are for forty. we're apt to tell of even if the khalidi at racine square where an estimated eight hundred thousand salmon streeters have shown up to protest the nation state bill one thing here calls for peaceful relations between jews and arabs one can see lots of signs that are in both hebrew

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u.s. light aircraft carrier monterey. original he was assigned as a gunnery officer, but he didn't want to be a gunnery officer. he wanted to be on the bridge. after the war ended he would return back to the states as lieutenant commander gerald ford. he returns to grand rapids and goes back into law. but by then he is definitely interested in politics. in 1944 before the u.s. entered the war, ford had wanted to work for the windle willky campaign, the republican nomfly for president here, that campaign here in michigan. the problem was if he wanted to, he would have the get the support of the local party boss, the guy named frank mckay. ford went to see mckay, spent about three hours waiting to see mckay. and mckay gave him about three minutes of his time and then seemed to want to have nothing to do with the young ford. it left a sour taste in the young ford's mouth. he became innamered with politics and after the war is over, he comes back to grands rapids, joins a law firm here and decides in 1948 he wants to run for

made in europe iran has signed contracts the billions of dollars worth of aircraft from air bus now the u.s. sanctions mean most of those contracts unlikely to be ripped up it's a grim prospect for europe's biggest aircraft builder and diana is putting the emergency brakes on to its announced in a press release that it had suspended activities in iran until further notice the e.u. has reiterated its rejection of u.s. sanctions and is encouraging european businesses to carry on dealing with iran protect european businesses from the effects of secondary sanctions of sanctions that u.s. imposes outside of its that we believe that it is and it has to be up to the europeans in this case to the side with home to trade with brussels has a little leverage against washington but the e.u. wants to help european entrepreneurs in iran the can is the softness that we can hope that the americans won't apply sanctions to european company x. or disadvantage them in any way it's true but if they do force to protect our economy with the credit guarantees investment guarantees it's gotten tea in germany in pa

u.s. light aircraft carrier monterey. originally he was assigned as a gunnery officer, but he didn't want to be a gunnery officer, he wanted to be on the bridge where the action was. through perseverance, hard work and good luck, he was able to become the assistant navigation officer on the monterey. after the war ended, he would return back to the states as lieutenant commander, gerald ford. he returns to grand rapids and goes back into law. but by then he's definitely interested in politics. in 1940 before the war, well, before the u.s. entered the war, ford had wanted to work with the windel worky campaign here in michigan. the problem was if he wanted to work for the wilkie campaign, he needed support from fred mckay. ford went to see mckay, spent about three hours waiting to see mckay, an mckay gave him three minutes of his time and seemed to have -- wanted nothing to do with the young ford. and left a very sour taste in ford's mouth. ford ended up working for the wilkie campaign in new york. he became enamered with

u.s. maintains custody of aircraft until they are transferred which normally occurs after a lengthy training process. in my view, that is helpful to us in these circumstances because it gives us time to continue the messaging. we are in the training phase. we have watched developments on the hill. we know some of what is being considered on f 35. we believe we have existing legal authorities that would allow us to withhold transfer under certain circumstances. given that, we believe that we continue to have the time and ability to ensure turkey does not move forward on as/400 before having to take a decision on f 35. we are being very clear in our messaging to the turks that they will be consequences. beyond that, i would request that ability to discuss it with you in a classified setting. >> i would be happy to do that. there will be additional ability to cite the acts of congress in dealing with turkey. can you tell me to the extent that we can make this information public, how many american citizens we believe turkey may be holding in prison? >> we can confirm dozens of u.s. citizen's, mo

european aircraft manufacturers are rushing to deliver planes to iran before u.s. sanctions are reintroduced on monday iran has received thirteen of the twenty planes it bought from the european firm a.t.r. iran says the sanctions and danger the lives of air travelers because they stop airlines from buying new planes and parts saying the driver has more from tehran. well it has to be said any time something like this happens the delivery of new aircraft it is a positive thing it's a happy occasion in iran many officials were at the international airport to celebrate the arrival of five more new planes but let's look at the real numbers here in the grand scheme of things it's just a drop in the bucket these planes five of them each of them can carry between seventy and eighty people and they've got five they wanted to buy from airbus and boeing thirty nine billion dollars worth of planes that was approximately two hundred plus planes they were intending to buy over the next few years of those they've only taken delivery of three so while this is a positive step it's

u.s. navy patrol aircraft that chinese forces warned the americans were not welcome. the u.s.nded with a carefully crafted message. >> thanks to to barbara starr. help us through this report. the pentagon saying china's air force has been, quote, reassigned a nuclear mission. it is likely training its pilots for missions against the u.s. what's your interpretation of that? >> well, we should not be surprised. china's military power has been growing dramatically over the years, because china wants a strong military capability. combined with its economic power, combined with the size of the country to project power certainly in asia and maybe even other parts of the world. this should not be a surprise. >> china responded to this report saying the u.s. report ignores the facts and that the u.s. should abandon its, quote, cold war mentality. what do you make of that statement? >> this is typical chinese rhetoric. when i was ambassador, i constantly reminded the chinese -- it's growing at such a rapid rate, population, four type times of the u.s. they had an obligation to tell us

u.s. and european aircraft. that is interesting. you talk about just in time delivery. five european joint, french-italian planes flew into iran today for the sanctions. it is a major thing for the aerospace industry because this is a big deal between iranian airlines and boeing in the u.s., in the yearsope since the iranian nuclear deal was stopped. november,ad, in sort of second and maybe more significant round of sanctions kicks in. those will be on iran's oil sector and central-bank. that would be a really big thing. allieswhat do the u.s.' and government? ros: it is not a popular move, certainly among european allies who were signatories to the 2015 nuclear accord. a lot of countries around the world as well. european countries, they certainly fear lost business opportunities, the aerospace industry as we talked about, and we have word from iran talking about [indiscernible] unable to get new supplies to fill their stores. europe sees a repeat of what we have seen in syria over the past few years. tamron -- inme and iran, some kind of war or further political and s

u.s. this video on you tube shows the aircraft shortly before it crashed officials at seattle tacoma international airport say an airline employee took the aircraft without permission fighter jets were scrambled after the unauthorized takeoff it's believed no passengers were on board the horizon q four hundred when it went down on catriona island the sheriffs ruled out terrorism and given more details of the incident. our information now is there was only one person on the plane and that was the person flying the plane i understand the person may have been doing some air stunts and whatever i know that some are aircraft were scrambled from the air force base there is no indication that this person who was flying a plane was trying to damage anything or attack anything that person crashed into the island the syrian army is threatening a major assault on the last remaining rebel held province strikes killed at least eight people on friday leaflets have also been dropped warning people to accept government rule. the number of people in indonesia who died in last week's earthquake has risen to three h