it goes beyond just locking people up. what happens after you lock them up?o they deserve to be locked up? are we putting one group behind bars disproportionately as opposed to another. >> the country is in trouble. this is a crisis. >> one of the things that struck me while walking around angola was how many men i met who seem to be focussed on changing their lives. one of them. >> i just knew i had to do something different than just do time and die in prison. >> since coming to angola back in 2004, he says he's turned his life around by taking advantage of the prison's programs. >> i was selected to be a social mentor. >> at the prison, he earned a masters degree from a bible college. he even became an ordained minister. a couple of times a week, he gospel raps his former preaching to the population. >> it's hard to square the man sitting across from me with the horrible crime that he committed. >> your actions caused the death of a baby. >> yeah. >> when he was 21, he was watching his stepson. he says the child was inconsolable. he shook the baby so viole

our fossil fuels are locked and loaded? doesn't really make sense. we're locked and loaded with natural gas and other fossil fuels, not to mention wind and solar. keeping 'em honest, we all know what the president meant by locked and loaded. clearly, the vice president's office doesn't want to come out and say, just disregard the tweet sent out by the president last night. instead, they're pretending it means something else. it's not the only attempt in the midst of this crisis to walk back something the president has said. now that the administration appears to be considering a strike against iran, the president is claiming he never said he wanted to negotiate with the riranian president without any preconditions. on sunday he tweeted, "the fake news is saying that i'm willing to meet with iran no conditions. that is an incorrect statement, as usual." now, the problem with that, we should point out, is this president's tweet is just not true. in fact, not only has the president spoken about meeting with no preconditions, so have other members of the

joe johns, the president said locked and loaded and the white house is saying locked and loaded does not mean anything military? >> right. yeah. it's a tale of 24 hours. you look at what the president said last fight, it was pretty clear that locked and loaded referred to getting verification from saudi arabia about who did this and then going forward after consultation with them, but this morning, apparently the white house backing off from that just a little bit. mark short, the chief of staff for the vice president out here in the driveway a few minutes ago, i asked him if locked and loaded meant imminent retaliation and what he said, and i'll quote here, locked and loaded is a broad term and talks about the realities that we're all far safe around more secure domestically with energy independence and that's sort of goes right along with what the president tweeted this morning about the united states now being a net energy producer, in other words a country that produces more energy and provides it to other countries. a very different message this morning from the white house on t

and we have to realize every time we lock someone up, we're locking their family up with them. i said it was collateral damage today and somebody corrected me and said it's primary damage because it's not just collateral damage when a child loses their father or mother. that's primary damage that's felt by that family and there's 2.7 million children who have at least one parent in prison. >> we're going to get into that later. we should note that you have a personal story here. briefly, tell me your mom's story. >> my mother, she responded to the loss of her mother by getting depressed and self-medicating with ul legal drugs. so she spent sol time in a local jail. she wasn't incarcerated for long time, but i have plenty of family members who have been through the system. we have boseen both as remainin family members still in the community and we have seen with the individuals themselves the need for a smarter system that helps people get better. my mother didn't need to be locked up. she needed help with her dependency issues and the trauma she went through having lost her mo

thousands, dozens more were trapped inside, because the door to the staircase was locked, locked by bosses prayed the -- were afraid the workers might steal scraps of cloth. firefighters would find a pile of burned bodies next to the locked door. for 14618 minutes people to die. immigrants,, mostly jewish and italian, mostly people who made as little as five dollars a week to get their shot at the attack -- the american dream. it was one of the worst industrial disasters in american history, but it should not have been a surprise. for years across the city, women factory workers and their allies had been sounding the alarm about dangerous and squalid conditions, fighting for shorter hours and higher pay. they broadcasted, went on strike, got coverage in the press. everyone knew about these problems. but the profits were making new york's factory owners rich, and they had no plans to give that up. instead of changing conditions, the owners worked their political connections. they made campaign contributions and talked with friends in the legislature. they greased the state government so tho

the men here are locked in their cells 23 hours a day. i'm given sheets, slippers and some toiletries and shown to my cell. >> cell 11, go ahead in, please. go ahead, close. naturally phones aren't allowed. all i have is my journal, a pen, a novel, my watch and an am/fm radio. i also have cameras all around me installed by our crew to record my experience and thoughts. >> as journalists we know that to get to part of something you have to get inside it. the closer you are to something, the more -- the more is revealed to you. >> i soon meet my neighbor, william curtis who is serving a life sentence for second-degree murder. he tells me he's locked in ccr because he's tried to escape multiple times. >> how far did you get? >> not very. >> he's only allowed out of his cell one hour a day. >> do you go out? >> not very often. the last time i was out there was probably about four years ago. >> you haven't seen the sun in four years? >> four years. it's hard to imagine. i just want to get through the night. >> all right, man. you take care of

. >>> locked and loaded. president trump issues a stark military warning in response to the attacks on saudi oil facilities as prices spike right now. we're live in the region >>> new details in the brett kavanaugh controversy, but how much did authorities already know >>> and later today, the woman who alleges that she was raped by the informal's antonio brown will reportedly meet with league officials later today. >>> well, remember lead singer of the rock group the cars dead at the ageof 75 >>> and here comes humberto. the latest atlantic hurricane is churning big-time as we kick off your week. "early today" starts right now good monday morning. i'm frances rivera. >> and i'm gigi stone-woods. we begin with some breaking news one of the biggest union strikes in more than a decade has kicked off. members of the united auto workers union at general motors. the largest automaker in the u.s. walking off the job, arguing that the employees are not making enough while the company brings in billions there are con

says it is locked and loaded.es rush today to say locked and loaded doesn't necessarily mean a military response. and the president insisted he never said something that he said clearly on camera and was then repeated by two cabinet members. >>> nearly 2,000 auto workers on strike. gm says they've made a fair

is quote locked and loaded to respond to the attacks but is awaiting to verify who was responsible. counting is underway and china's the effect and presidential election since the arab spring as some candidates claim and being used in the polls . thousands of protesters defied a police ban to demand democratic changes in hong kong. now saturday's drone attacks on saudi arabia's oil facilities have triggered a shop jump in global oil prices they initially said by almost 20 percent to $71.00 a barrel as markets reopened on monday and just minutes before early trading began in asia u.s. president donald trump tweeted saying he's authorized the release of oil from the america's strategic reserves to fill a market gap if needed trump also said the u.s. is quote locked and loaded waiting for a confirmation of who attacked riyadh's oil facilities now we'll get reaction on the markets and trump's response from our correspondents out of hong kong and d.c. meanwhile the u.s. government has released these images which are said to show the damage done to one of the plants in saturday's attack w

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to lock up even more people. a plan to stop selling access to federal lands and national parks so giant polluters and to break the stranglehold of the coal industry and the oil industry and energy production and transportation . and yes, when we're talking corruption, we need to call it out in the oval office. i read all 448 pages of the mueller report. no one is above the law, not even the united states president. impeachment is our constitutional duty. so there it is. >>. [chanting] warren, warren , warren. >> so there it is. tackle corruption head on. step two, transport our economy so that every person no matter where they live, no matter who their parents are, no matter how much money they have, every person has real opportunity. the chance to work hard, to play by the same set of rules and to take care of themselves and the people they love. corruption in washington has allowed the rich and the powerful to tilt the rules and grow richer and more powerful, but this slice at the top hasn't just scooped up a h

says it is locked and loaded.lus, aides rush today to say locked and loaded doesn't necessarily mean a military response. and the president insisted he never said something that he said clearly on camera and was then repeated by two cabinet members. >>> nearly 2,000 auto workers on strike. gm says they've made a fair offer. workers see it very differently. >> job security would be nice if they keep this place open. we don't really have a car. it's scheduled to close. i just need a future. i don't mind working hard to get it, either, but give us something. >> a lot of news to get to that hour including that important strike, but we begin with uncertainty after this weekend's attack on oil facilities inside saudi arabia. we, of course, are watching oil prices. crude oil prices spiking after they effectively were slashed in price. heating oil, natural gas all up as well. top administration officials are meeting today at the white house amid ongoing discussions about the attack and iran's possible role in it. they're

is locked and loaded hinting at military retaliation after drone strikes damage major oil facilities in saudi arabia washington blames iraq despite who's the rebels in yemen saying they carried out the attacks so who should we believe also on the program more tension over the future of serious last rebel stronghold it led to his present hold talks with the leaders of russia and iran say he feels the need wave of refugees and threatens to throw open the door. i did ponders legal football the sleeping giant is now awoken shall come look shaky but rumbled back to life on match day for. i'm phil gayle welcome to the program u.s. president donald trump says his country could respond militarily to 2 drone attacks on major saudi arabian oil facilities mr trump tweeted that the u.s. was locked and loaded who the rebels based in yemen have claimed responsibility for the attacks but washington blames iraq these oil tanks are exhibit as the world tries to assess who was responsible for attacks on saudi facilities they show almost identical impact points which u.s. officials say indicate a high

but the exit doors were locked.thers ran to the windows waiving their arms and screaming for help. no help was coming. the fire department's ladders could only reach to the sixth floor. the flames leapt higher, and women started crawling out on to the ledges. and as people on the ground stood in shocked silence, a woman jumped. and then another, and then another. they hit the ground with a sickening thud. they died on impact. so many, so fast that the women's bodies piled up on the sidewalks. their blood ran into the gutters. dozens more were trapped inside . trapped because the door to the staircase was locked, locked by bosses afraid that the workers might steal scraps of cloth. firefighters would later find a pile of burned bodies next to that locked door. it took 18 minutes for 146 people to die. mostly women, mostly immigrants . jewish and italian, mostly people who made as little as $5 a week to get their shot at the american dream. it was one of the worst industrial disasters in american history. one of the w

is locked and loaded to respond but is waiting to verify who was responsible. hello again i'm dennis your without is there a live from doha also coming up counting is under way engineers here 2nd presidential elections. the arab spring as 2 candidates claim the lead palestinian farmers lead the fight to protect their land from illegal israeli settlements. saturday's drone attacks on saudi arabia's all facilities have triggered a shark jumping global oil prices oil futures in asia opened 19 percent higher jumping as much as 11.73 dollars a barrel to 71.9 $5.00 that's the highest single day increase its features trading began in 1908 where riyadh is racing to restore its oil production which is being cut in half after drones targeted the heart of its energy industry president trampers authorized the release of oil from the strategic petroleum reserve to keep the markets world supplied right let's talk about this now with our economics editor avid early at it how big a moment is this in terms of oil supplies for the world and the global economy so this is really i

she couldn't confirm that the backdoor was actually locked.he never used it that day, but jim had been in and out. the offenders could have entered through the door, causing the dogs to bark. jim emerged from the master suite to check on the dogs. jim locks the door behind him, and turns arhim wiki of weapon. >> reporter: and the bloody chair in the master bedroom? the prosecution says sandy moved it there to tie her husband up, and slash him to death. >> one of the things that the defense cannot answer is, what is the dining room chair doing in the bedroom, and especially where it is? >> so the prosecution made a case that sandy lures jim into this chair outside the closet, and then is going to give him a massage, and takes a knife, and starts the attack right there. and then she drives this point home by saying there's no reason for that dining room chair to be there. it doesn't make sense that there's a dining room chair in the bedroom. but it does make sense. the crime scene photos show us this evidence. see that mark right there? >> repor

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is locked and loaded as he himself ministering retaliation for a drone strike damage on a major oil facilities in saudi arabia washington blames iran despite rebels in yemen saying they carried out the attacks so who should we believe also on the program more tension of the future of syria's last rebel stronghold turkey's president says he fears a new wave of refugees from italy repeats his threat to throw open the doors to europe he's holding talks with the leaders of russia and iraq. britain's prime minister through dessalines prexy talks in luxembourg e.u. accuses britain of providing no concrete toll teletext to the controversial irish border boxer. i'm phil gale welcome to the program u.s. president donald trump says his country could respond militarily to 2 drone attacks on major saudi arabian oil facilities tweeting that the u.s. is locked and loaded who the rebels based in yemen have claimed responsibility for the attacks but washington blames iraq. these oil tanks are exhibit a as the world tries to assess who was responsible for attacks on saudi facilities they show almost identical

they were locked up some for days. they were locked up. some for days, some for weeks, some for months. they were locked up. essentially tortured. force fed when they went on hunger strikes to protest. it had the effect of making the men in congress at least somewhat uncomfortable. that plus active organization at the grassroots, relentless lobbies, shrewd public relations, all combined to bring the voice os the suffragists out of the wilderness. that, plus active organization at the grassroots, mass meetings, relentless lobbying, shrewd public relations, that all combined, to bring the voices of the suffragists out of the wilderness and into full citizenship. none of that is in the newspaper stories. the cheering of the women in the galeries is, and the statements of satisfaction by the women running the rival suffrage organizations. this time, after may 21, 1919, passage in the senate seems secure after the loss of the year before. the philadelphia enquirer quoted the argument of mr. little of kansas that women were working in the war ef

foreigners that were locked up the didn't have an attorney, they were english speakers, they didn'telled to get involved. what's fascinating is you made this extraordinary leap, you may —— began to see the fundamental folds in the system and said you wanted to do something about this. but here you are, a young american woman, not speaking a word of the local languages, how did you go about convincing, frankly, everybody in the system from the judges to the defendants that you wanted to work with to your us bosses, who presumably had some say in what you did next month how did you convince everybody that you should take cases, become a litigator in the afg ha n cases, become a litigator in the afghan courts? yeah, it wasn't easy. iquit my afghan courts? yeah, it wasn't easy. i quit myjob with the us department justice fund programme, because it wasn't good as this was something i wasn't good as this was something i was doing independently on my own. i quit that and i sort ofjust went to the afghan bar association, i went to the ministry ofjustice, i went to the ministry ofjustice, i

trump dials back his "locked and loaded" rhetoric for now. >> i don't want war with anybody. i'm somebody that would like not to have war. the united states is more prepared than any country in the history of -- in any history, if we have to go that way >> why in god's name would anyone contemplate the u.s. should go to war with iran to protect saudi oil? >> and coming up here, senator tim kaine joins us from the armed services committee >>> bright lights, big city. elizabeth warren drawing a hauj cro huge crowd to her new york rally. >> corruption has taken over our government and we are running out of time. we must root it out and return our democracy to the people. and yes, i got a plan for that >>> and white house confidential in an unprecedented move, the trump administration severely limits the testimony of his former campaign manager even though corey lewandowski never worked in the white house, on the eve of today's first impeachment hearing. >> corey lewandowski, we expect, we hope he doesn't lie under oath he simply has to say "yes" and "true" to the facts in the mu

is locked and loaded, ready to respond. on the other hand, tamped down rhetoric, making decisions on potential next steps without former national security adviser john bolton who was hawkish on the issue of iran. so the question becomes is president trump looking at a more tempered response potentially or is he trying to still bring iran to the negotiating table. he used the same language, locked and loaded talking about north korea a few years ago and ultimately as you know, president trump then wound up having negotiations kim jong-un, still in search of some broader deal in that foreign policy issue he is grappling with. is that a possibility, the president heads to the u.n. general assembly next week. at this point in time, no indication these two leaders will meet. the administration telling me, underscoring that president trump is still very much weighing next steps. >> are they interested in meeting with iran? >> reporter: well, i think you have to assume the chances of a meeting just got lower given the latest provo

who needs to to watch how they they dress and what they way it is not women who constantly need to lock the doors at all time we need to start changing this narrative and say that this is a collective if it and not only the responsibility of women mandisa let me bring you in head the narrative needs to change that's what we're hearing from our guest in port elizabeth but that needs to change a lot earlier than when they get into the criminal justice system and he's to begin at home and he's begin with the education system there needs to be a structural change against toxic masculinity attitudes developing in the 1st place how you get to tackle that that's a a structural change in society. well firstly we did recommend we do have a curriculum called life orientation of life or intention as a subject in the curriculum from primary school level all the way up to high school and conversations that should be happening even at primary school level from a grade one perspective is understanding consent so age appropriate education explaining what consent is also once they get a little bit older

shoulder for fire lock. next thing you poise it, turn it, next thing you do full caulk it pull it all the way back. present means you point in the general direction of the enemy. and then fire. shut your eyes pull the trigger wyatt did i close my eyes what's happening in front of them is an explosion. all right. what happens here? is the -- is the flint hits the steel frizen. causes the sparks. the sparks then light the black powder which goes down the little touch hole which then lights the powder that we put down the barrel, causes the explosion that sends our ball in direction some way hopefully is the thing. a good man on a good day can do this in 20 seconds. all right. how long is 20 seconds let's see about that. one, two -- remember unon the battle field where there are other things happening. like people shooting at you and canons going off. and drums being drummed. and people charging. and horses and other things happening. bang. 20 seconds, good man, good day. all right. that means three shots a min

what you do is you lock it into place. once you've advanced on the enemies far enough, you'll use this much like a large club, spear, sword sort of thing. you'll advance, go for the squishy parts. you want to thrust, turn it, and pull it back out again. it's got this nifty little triangle to it. what you're doing is creating a puncture wound. those of you who know first aid puncture wound are very hard to close up. that's why you're going for these nifty, meaty organs. that and you can get it back out. not sword play. another aspect. you use flint lock to soften up the line before you charge with your bayonet is part of it. yes, this is definitely a big piece of this. >> don't shoot with the bayonet on? >> you can but it does throw off the balance. there's always the chance the ball could bounce off of it by mistake. so other questions about the flint lock. yeah? >> how easy was it to hit someone with the bayonet part. it's not a spear, as wieldy as it would be. it seems like it would be relatively easy. >> deflect it or g

lock down. read part of it. in the days follows 9 phone call, whistle-blower talking, i learned from multiple officials senior white house officials intervened to lock down all records of the phone call. a call between the ukrainian president and president trump. especially the official word-for-word transcript of the call produced as a customary by the white house situation room. this set of actions underscore for me white house officials understood the gravity of what had transpired on this call. many, many questions out of this. you're nodding. to you first on law. all of these multiple white house officials mentioned over and over, did they break the law? >> may have. every scandal needs a cover-up and this is part of the cover-up. depends what they knew and what their intent was. the president said a crazy thing we don't want out there could be evidence tampering. it's certainly what we lawyers call a consciousness of guilt. meaning, why try to hide these documents? why would you move them to the more class

is locked and loaded, mr. trump is leaving the door open to a possible military response if iran's role is proven definitively. >>> also breaking, new york prosecutors now subpoena eight years of president trump's tax returns. the move is part of the state's criminal investigation into hush money payments paid to former porn star, stormy daniels. this hour, i'll talk with democratic senator richard blumenthal. he's a member of both the armed services and judiciary committees. and our correspondent and analysts are also standing by. first, let's go to our white house correspondent, kaitlan collins. she's in new mexico for us right now, where the president has a rally later tonight. kaitlan, the president suggests he's almost sure that iran was behind the attack in saudi arabia, but he says he wants more information. >> reporter: yeah, wolf, he pointed the finger in their direction, but stopped short of definitively confirming it. but he also said he wants to avoid military conflict, if possible. but then moment

is locked unloaded waiting for a confirmation of who attacked riyadh oil facilities the u.s. secretary of state might compare it already accused iran of the attacks that have been claimed by yemen's who the rebels terror on has denied involvement gabriel elizondo has. well from washington. the u.s. has some of the largest strategic oil reserves anywhere in the world it's 650000000 barrels of oil that are an underground salt caverns in the state of texas and louisiana these are all oil reserves that are only supposed to be tapped in extreme emergencies and trump indicating on sunday evening that he is prepared to authorize the use of this oil should saudi arabia not be able to increase its oil production rapidly enough and there becomes a world oil shortage trump saying that he wasn't going to tap into this yet but would authorize it it gives you an idea of how worried washington is about these developments right now in terms of u.s. readiness trump also tweeting late sunday that the u.s. was locked and loaded those were his words on twitter ready to prepare preparing a respon

was locked and loaded who think rebels based in yemen have claimed responsibility for the attacks but washington blames iran. these oil tanks are exhibit a as the world tries to assess who was responsible for attacks on saudi facilities they show almost identical impact points which u.s. officials say indicate a high degree of sophistication in the attack whose the rebels and saudi arabia's neighbor yemen and initially seemed to take responsibility they've been fighting the saudis and their proxy forces for years in yemen civil war. but some analysts doubt whether the rebels could have launched drones or missiles that could hit the saudi tanks yemen is also to the south of the saudi refineries the impact site suggest an attack from the north or northwest the direction of iraq and the who are these strong backers iran secretary of state mike pompei o. said the u.s. would make sure quote iran is held accountable for its aggression and his boss president donald trump took to twitter to threaten those responsible he tweeted there is reason to believe that we know the culprit we are locked

is locked and loaded after a major oil facility in saudi arabia is damaged by drone strikes the rebels in yemen claim responsibility but the u.s. says that iran is to blame for the attacks and tensions rise over the future of syria's last rebel stronghold it live turkey's president fears a new wave of refugees that threatens to treat open the floodgates to europe. plus to b.v. or not to be israel prepares to go to the polls again in an unprecedented repeat election. i'm sorry kelly walked the program with less than 7 weeks to go before britain is supposed to leave the european union prime minister for strong and said that he is feeling cautious about the prospects of doing a deal with the e.u. and johnson is in luxembourg to tell european commission president john claude younker that he thinks progress has been made on a deal by junker is known to be skeptical. and brussels has played down talk of a break for. joining me now is barbara vale our correspondent and she is joining us from luxembourg so barbara tell us i mean boris johnson he seems pretty confident that he can get a deal. i

is locked and loaded after major oil facilities in saudi arabia are damaged by drone strikes the rebels in yemen claimed responsibility but the u.s. says that are wrong is to blame for the attacks and to b.b. or not to be israel prepares to go to the polls again in an unprecedented repeat election. kelly welcome to the program with less than 7 weeks to go before britain is supposed to leave the european union prime minister boris johnson has had his 1st meeting with the european commission president john called younger as he arrived in luxembourg for the meeting johnson said that he was cautiously optimistic about the prospects of doing a deal with the e.u. but younger is known to be skeptical and brussels has played down talk of a break for after the meeting the e.u. commission said it is the u.k.'s responsibility to come forward with legally operational solutions that are compatible with the withdrawal agreement but such proposals have not yet been made. the proposals refer to the contentious irish backstop joining me now is. she's our correspondent who is standing by for us in luxemb

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they're in a locked facility, where they don't need to be. this impact that this decision is having on real people's lives is horrific, quite frankly. and possibly illegal. i don't understand how people who are so mentally ill are sitting in a jail when there are no pending criminal charges against them. there are constitutional protections against this. so i don't understand how this is happening on a daily basis and san francisco. then we have the people that you and i see in the streets every single day. these are people that our constituents call us about, that are screaming at phantoms that they can see, but we can't. on people that are so dirty and so sick that our heartbreaks, and we cannot believe that we're letting them down. those people are being kept from these 44 beds, that would take, let me tell you, 12 staffers to staff. so basically d.p.h. is saying in a year's time, we have not been able to hire 12 people to staff these beds accurately, even though we submitted our corrective action plan to the state a year ago, almost a yea

is locked and loaded once it determines who, indeed, did undertake this attack. ana. >> jeremy, what you can tell us about these new satellite images? do they offer 18 clues as to what happened who's to blame? >> reporter: well, we have these commercial satellite images that were provided to us by a u.s. official. it does show some of these 19 targets that were struck by this attack. now, we do know that the houthi rebels in yemen have claimed responsibility saying that they used ten drones to attack these facilities. but u.s. officials are casting doubt on that saying that because most of these facilities were struck at the northwest point of these various facilities that it's unlikely that it emerged from yemen, which is in the south of saudi arabia, instead, a senior administration official pointing to iraq or iran. now, we have spoken with some of our cnn military analysts that have looked at these images, they do say it is more likely than not it emerged the attacks came from the north, meaning eastern and iraq, they are saying it is not definitive proof, th

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is locked and loaded after drone strikes damaged major oil facilities in saudi arabia american officials blame iran even though who's the rebels in yemen claim responsibility also on the show. a landmark election in tunisia counting is underway after voters went to the polls in snap presidential elections the voters seen as a potential model of glib peaceful political transition in the north african country . and in german bundesliga soccer freiburg a team that struggled last season skyrockets towards the top of the tape. welcome to the program u.s. president donald trump has hinted at a potential military response to attacks on saudi arabia's oil infrastructure strikes that washington blames on iran trumped tweeted there is reason to believe that we know the culture culprit we are locked and loaded depending on verification but are waiting to hear from the kingdom. tehran backed who the rebels in yemen have in fact claimed responsibility but the u.s. claims there is no evidence that the attack was launched from yemen and instead blames iran without providing evidence of that let's take

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>>> locked and loaded. the president hints at a military response after an attack that crippled facilities in the area. >>> and several democrats are calling for impeachment. but it's not the president, however. why brett kavanaugh is back in their sites. i'm dave briggs. >> and i'm christine romans. it's 30 past the hour here in new york. general motors, the largest strike by any union since the last strike by gm over a decade ago. the hourly workers w s walked o across the country, after the two sides failed to get to a contract agreement. gm said it made a substantial offer that includes group pay and profit sharing to members. gm promised a solution for two of the four plants scheduled to close. gm did not say what the solution would be. hours before the strike began, the president trump tweeted, here we go again. a new meeting is set for today. >>> purdue pharma filing for bankruptcy. the miling, part of the framework to take care of some law enforcements. and the company was axwreggress result. johnso

the white house is now saying saying locked and loaded is more diplo speak.an appetite, focused on the affects of which economically and the 2020 election? >> i think, jim, the president was right to pull back the last time several months ago after the incident in the gulf. because he felt that there would be a considerable number of civilian casualties. i felt that was the right decision. that is more serious incident. this is the two facilities that were struck over the weekend comprise about 8 million barrels a day. this is significant implications for world energy resources, for the price of oil and very importantly for this long-term struggle between saudi arabia and iran. saudi arabia a partner of the united states. so i think the president has to consider some type of action. but the bar's going to be high here about coming up with the evidence that will convince the congress and public and allies that's what they have to do now. >> good one. there's questions ant how the administration colors intelligence to its favor, the credibility there. talk abou

president donald trump declares he's locked and loaded to respond. hello i'm rob matheson this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up turkey hosts leaders from iran and russia to discuss syria especially the volatile situation in the last battle held stronghold. and zimbabwean doctors go on strike demanding answers over the suspected abduction of their union leader. prices have surged after the attack on saudi arabia's largest processing plant cut the kingdom's output in huff prices spiked 19 percent when markets opened the biggest single day increase on record they have since settled there now trading up around 9 percent meanwhile donald trump's tweeted that the u.s. is quote locked and loaded waiting for confirmation of who attacked we had the oil facilities yemen's who the rebels have claimed responsibility of one they may target the facilities again they say the drones used new engines meaning they can reach anywhere in saudi arabia in a moment we're going to be alive to dos as a body into iran for us this report from so how does the gulf wa

president donald trump says the united states is locked and loaded after drone strikes damaged major oil facilities in saudi arabia american officials blaming iran that this fight with the rebels in yemen claiming responsibility while prices initially soaring in response will look at some of the market reaction also on the show. it's to be or not to be israel to paris to go to the polls again an unprecedented repeat election. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for joining us u.s. president donald trump says the united states would respond militarily to the attacks on saudi arabia's oil facilities to drone attacks at the facility that's the largest of its kind and the curry's oil field that is saudi arabia's 2nd biggest oil field washington is blaming iran u.s. president tweeting there is reason to believe that we know the culprit we are locked and loaded depending on verification but are waiting to hear from the kingdom referring to saudi arabia a rainy and back to the rebels based in yemen have been claiming responsibility but washington says there is no evidence it taks were long from

the president resorting to his locked and loaded response.hat do you make of that now also keeping in mind that you've got john bolton who is more of the hawk in the administration, he's no longer in the picture, but the president still using very much hawkish language? >> when i read that tweet it was very reminiscent of the tweet he sent earlier this year right before he called off a strike against iran oil or energy facilities this year. it was very reminiscent of the language he has used before, and it shows he has continued to be hawkish on this issue. it's interesting how this has very much played out in the past couple of days or the past week. president trump was considering possibly sitting down with iranian president rouhani. we saw just leave of absence week secretary of state mike pompeo, mike pompeo, steve mnuchin said president trump would be willing to move towards that and sit down with him in the near future. president trump is appearing to back off that a little bit saying that he won't sit down under no conditions. so i thi