air force planes are landing at a small airport in scotland to refuel when there are five major u.s. air bases in the u.k. here you see a kc 135 captured on google maps. they stayed at trump's golf course. he said i know nothing about an air force plane landing in an airport i don't own and filled up with fuel with the crew staying over turn at turn bury. they have good taste. nothing to do with me. the president addressing allegations it was he who suggested or asked vice president pence to stay at the trump golf course during the vice president's trip to ireland. the president this morning saying he had nothing to do with that either. now that is not what the vice president's own chief of staff said before the trip. mark short said when we wt through the trip, it's like he's going to doon bug because that is where the pence family is from and well you should stay at my place, said trump. mark stanford will run for president as a republican. challenging president trump. he is the former governor of south carolina who got into a strange scrape when he disappeared while governor. nobody c

we will bring this punch of u.s. air-space power together with command control and times, places, and volumes of our choosing. thatly, we need to do while performing logistics under attack. we are working to ensure the justice support. to get those lines of effort rolling and ultimately into the along with our staff, we look forward to seeing more details on the how and what is we get through that post budget release. saide acting secretary yesterday, now is the time for some bold moves for the air force. this will ensure the space forces will maintain our advantages so we compete in the future with the same or better advantages. with that, i also look forward some questions. >> great, thank you for all your points. taking the prerogative of the chair to lead off with a few questions. we talked about the years of austerity and the budget cuts that have been taken. yet, we are still hearing headlines about the need for further cuts. more night courts, etc. on the budget front. likeheir stories you would to convey or any p

for 35 years, general raymond has led and commanded space operations at every level in the u.s. air force. molly, i hope you are very proud of him. i'll bet you are. i am too. he is a warrior who has integrated space capabilities to make our military even stronger, and to pave the way for a new era of national defense. he is respected by everybody sitting in front of us, everybody in the military, and everybody that knows him. space com will soon be followed a very importantly by the establishment of the united states -- united states space force as the six branch of the united states armed forces. and that is really something, when you think about it. the space force will organize, train, and equip warriors to support spacecom's mission. with today's action, we open another great chapter in the extraordinary history of the united states military. spacecom will ensure america's dominance in space is never questioned, and never threatened, because we know the best way to prevent conflict is to prepare for victory. from our nation's first days, america's military blazed the trails and

he lost his arm in a u.s. air strike. others have terrible injuries. some are children. there's no question this is a dangerous place. the guards showed us this attempted prison break from just four days ago. they want foreign governments to take their citizens home so they can't escape and rejoin isis insurge insurgents. abd abdel claims he was interrogated here by fbi agents, and says he can face 15 years in prison in the u.s. >> 15 years is a very long time for mistakes you made coming to syria. >> reporter: you feel you deserve to be forgiven? >> i would say that. >> reporter: isis may have lost control of its so-called islamic state, but these men have been left behind. and it's often impossible to tell who amongst them is still dangerous. holly williams, cbs news, in northeastern syria. >>> now, we turn to israel because tonight's election in israel could impact u.s./israeli relations. for the second time in five months, prime minister benjamin netanyahu is looking for a majority in parliament to keep his job. seth doane is in tel aviv. seth, is it too close to cal

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u.s. carried out an air strike in syria's province without 1st giving notice there by violating quote all agreements the u.s. state department is reported to have told russian news agencies the operation was an accurate targeted response to terror groups had been planning attacks my colleague andrew farmer discussed what happened with artie's murder gusti if. why is russia so angry over this because on the face of it you could argue look america is targeted and you have the training camp what's wrong with that we're just a little bit of background had been a bitter battle ground for many months now the syrian army against rebels jihad the syrian army coming out on top taking a number of strategic towns but throughout all of these months the united states europe had been demanding calling for a cease fire yesterday at 6 o'clock in the morning 31st of august a cease fire was unilaterally called by syria its forces stopped everywhere no more offensive maneuvers its air force was grounded unilateral cease fire backed by russia backed by turkey a few hours after the cease fire took place 2 cold

the u.s. air force ramped up the security around area $51.00 ahead of the event it's the nevada test and training range where it tests spy planes and trains stalls the site was so secret that the u.s. government took until 2013 to admit it even existed. just a few people were detained and at the end of the night new aliens were freed the secrets that area $51.00 holds are still under wraps seems like the truth is still out there. and here's the truth as regards football kept up their revival under new coach david wagner as they beat minds to one friday's bonus league game the pick of the goals came in the 89th minute i mean i read curling the ball home to seal the points that strike gave shock at their 3rd league victory in a row which puts them level with table topping our b. boxes. now let's take a look at all the bonus the results so far this week. byron munich waltz cologne leverkusen beat union berlin. berlin defeated powder born freiburg an expert share the spoils there is shall because win

the u.s. air force ramped up the security around area $51.00 ahead of the event is the nevada test and training range where it tests spy planes and trains star of the site was so secret that the u.s. government took until 2013 to admit it even existed. just a few people were detained and at the end of the night no aliens were freed the secrets that area $51.00 holds are still under wraps seems like the truth is still out there. well this is no secret we finally know what set to be the crowning glory in one of the world's most famous churches the team working on barcelona. have unveiled 4 pinnacles which will sit upon the central towers of the cathedral there are 4 of them one for each of the chief riders of the bible's new testament they're scheduled to be installed by 2021 barcelona secada familia has been under construction for over 130 years its current art architects are ending to finish it in the coming decade. and a reminder the top stories we're following for you. clashes in hong kong as we

u.s. carried out a deadly air strike in syria zelig province out giving notice thereby violating polled all agreements. and tens of thousands take to the streets in cities across the u.k. as prime minister boris johnson's decision to suspend parliament ahead of the deadline divides the nation even further. welcome to the weekly here on our team international where we bring you the latest headline news and the top stories from the past week. sunday marks the 15th anniversary of a terrorist attack on a school in north assent in town of beslan and russia's north caucasus region it's the most deadly terror attack in russia's modern history. the victims are being commemorated in beslan today on the 1st day of school terrorists took over 1100 hostages and held them for 3 days 334 people died during the siege a majority of them were children. anything . anything. anything. 2 2 2 for nearly 3 days most hostages were kept in this building the sports hall the terrorists law in the room with explosives hanging from the basketball hoops on the ceiling it's thought one of these definitions on the 3rd da

the u.s. air force tests its intercontinental missile by firing them at the marshall. imagine a missile coming screaming out of the sky it's absolutely terrifying there i think that there is there's really nothing. that i can imagine that that would be more terrifying than this and we're talking about. devices that any one of them could go off course. none of this disturbs life on the base where small town america has been recreated a wonderland of the suburban good. that realize that there's nothing better than living on a tropical island i'm pretty much of each property you know it's great living here . just across the bay busybody. known as the slum of the pacific more than 12000 people live here on the strip of land less than a mile long. moony of them refugees from what is now a missile base and from islands poisoned by nuclear testing. every day people from the by are brought to work on the missile base to water the gardens and the golf course. then the ferry back to the positive. this is apartheid in the pacific. you find me a. man. any medicine. and. page to pu

even when the u.s. air force comes in, i have seen two of the helicopters on the island today. doing air patrol. tomorrow we'll get a good understanding of numbers that they would have been able to rescue. and also we can give an official count. people of the bahamas and numbers we have. we can confirm has been rescued and no longer with us. >> i have been told by one person that at times coast guard at least in one incident a helicopter had to wait for a long time in order to take off. because they didn't have a flight plan. is that -- and had to wait in line with everybody else. is that a problem at all with sort of red tape of the normal rules that one would go through whether it's customs forms you have to fill out. or flight plans you're supposed to file. is that getting in the way of the speed of the response? >> the department is located in nassau. the air control tower in free port is relying on commands from nassau. yesterday for instance we had it close down and wanted to get the planes that was on the ground out. the customs clearings there is an order made. the form

he told us he lost his arm in a u.s. air strike.ers here also have terrible injuries. .ome are children. but there's no question this is a dangerous place. the guards showed us this attempted prison break from just four days ago. can't escape and rejoin isis insurgents. abdel claims he was interrogated here by f.b.i. agents, who said he could face 15 years in prison in the u.s. >> 15 years is a very long time for a mistake you made coming to syria. >> reporter: so you feel you deserve to be forgiven. >> i would say that. yeah. >> reporter: isis may have lost control of its so-called islamic state, but these men have been left behind, and it's oftenib to them is still dangerous. holly williams, cbs news, in northeastern syria. >> o'donnell: now we turn to israel because tonight's ouldtion in israel could impact u.s.-israeli relations. for the second time in five months, prime minister benjamin netanyahu is looking for a majority in parliament to keep his job. seth doane is in tel aviv. and, seth, is it too close to call? >> reporter:

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a lot of casualties there are multiple victims within populated areas that were targeted by the u.s. air strike it was carried out in violation of all agreements as washington failed to inform russia or turkey about its intentions united states was saying it was targeting. members who were threats to u.s. citizens to allies and to innocent civilians but that there's this aside from the fact that you know the basically undermine the ceasefire because the jihad is became confused they started shooting at the syrian army the syrian army didn't shoot back the russians but aside from that there was this also the fact that this was the russians say very unprofessional because there's a procedure in place whatever you carry out in their strike in syria you warn turkey russia the united states whoever this is. to avoid unnecessary escalations risks in the air the united states knew that there was a ceasefire taking hold just a few hours before and it didn't inform the russia. that it was going to carry out these strikes which leaves both countries with a lot of questions meanwhile the russian fo

politico reporting today, the u.s. airorce has lodged crews at president donald trump's scotland resort up to 40 times since 2015, a figure that is far higher than previously known. all of this is also the subject of an ongoing congressional investigation. katie benner, cynthia alksne remain with us. before we resume our conversation, let's listen to the executive director of c.r.e.w., on this topic of emoluments. >> the emoluments clauses of the constitution were not household names. it was not something most people knew about because presidents just followed them. presidents didn't try to keep global businesses going while they were serving. they didn't take money from the federal government and the states and foreign governments while in office. they just followed the law. >> okay, cynthia. so we have all learned a lesson in this. emoluments are not an ingredient in hand cream. they are in fact aspects of very basic constitutional law. the question to you becomes, why are these cases proving so hard to prove? >> well, t

area 51 is an open training range for the u.s. airwould discourage anyone from trying to come. the u.s. air force always stands ready to protect america and its assets. and if the air force can't stop them, why, they'll send in the space force to finish the job. [ laughter ] it does seem like the world is getting nuttier. even in chess there's a scandal rocking the world of international chess. there's a grandmaster named igor rausis who was caught cheating during a tournament. and the way he cheated is he went into the bathroom and he used a chess app to help with his moves. you see there he is on his phone with a pretty cool set of compression socks on. [ laughter ] unfortunately, whoever was taking secret photos in the men's room is still at large. [ laughter ] tonight on "the bachelorette" it was fantasy suite night tonight and the drama centered around the villain of this season, the despicable luke p. luke p. was the only guy who didn't make it to the fantasy suite tonight. he enraged hannah by telling her that if she dared to h

a report is compiled by the u.s. airlays out floor just ways this move of money has national security. the entry control point at the main gate de grading. if not funded, the main gate remains vulnerable to hostile penetration in the midst of contingency operations and increased terrorist threat. then there's this. a boiler failure at a facility that provides all electrical power and steam heat for the base is imminent with temperatures as low as 65 degrees below zero. a failure would be devastating to facilities and the missions housed by them within hours. it is also clear the u.s. military in its own way is trying to protect its own funding and facilities, especially where it affects readiness, which of course is job one for the pentagon. another break for us. coming up, an event that got drowned out by ten democrats last night. when we come back, what a prominent republican had to say last evening that you may not have heard. have heard i get it all the time. "have you lost weight?" of course i have- ever since i sta

. >> we had no idea for example this massive group of saudis had stayed there we had no idea the u.s. air force had been doing this for the last three years, right? so the more that people i think re realize this is not normal, we never had this issue before is leading reporters to new leads and new tips about these things. and, you know, if we're thinking about the impact that the saudis have had perhaps on u.s. foreign policy as a result of their going to trump's properties and hotels and resorts, et cetera, we just have to go back to the very beginning when saudi arabia was the first foreign country that trump visited when he became president and of course now what we're seeing with his defense of saudi arabia and the iran conflict >> yeah, and i would just also note that if hypothetically you were attempting to use your patronage of a business way of cur yg favor and sending a bribe you'd have oo make it large enough it would send up it the chain. 25 people for a week, that's the kind of thing that might work its way up the chain that people would hear about that. >> and this is also

, for example, that this massive group of saudis had stayed there i mean we had no idea that the u.s. air force had been doing this for the last three years, right? so the more that people, i think, realize that this is not normal, that we never had this issue before because the president didn't divest from his businesses and now owns the properties that so many of these entities are patronizing is leading reporters to new leads and new tips about these things. you know, if we're thinking about the impact that the saudis have had perhaps on u.s. foreign policy as a result of their going to trump's properties and hotels and resorts, et cetera, i mean we just have to go back to the very beginning when, you know, saudi arabia was the first country, foreign country that trump visited when he became president. and of course now what we're seeing with his defense of saudi arabia in the iran conflict. >> yeah. i would just also note that if hypothetically you were attempting to use your patronage of a business as a way of currying favor and sending a kind of bribe, you would have to make it larg

house judiciary committee is now probing controversial international stays during refueling stops by u.s. airce personnel at president trump's turnberry resort in scotland, promprompting the air force to order a special review. >> an instrument of self-enrichment. >> reporter: trump today shooting back saying nothing to do with me, while praising the good taste of the air force crews staying at his resort. this comes as the house judiciary and oversight committees are also investigating vice president mike pence's own stay at the president's resort, in ireland. the two powerful committees now including a series of new probes, looking into hush money payments over trump's alleged affairs, the president's alleged dangling of pardons to officials who were at risk of breaking immigration laws and these questions about the president enriching himself, potentially violating the clause of the constitution. this thursday, a key moment, the house judiciary committee will vote on a resolution to formalize procedures for an impeachment inquiry. >> what you will see and what the american public is going

. >> meanwhile, hans, the u.s. air force -- >> yeah. >> also, as you know, caught itself, or mired in a situation, if not a scandal here, the u.s. air force defending recent actions, saying there were no hotels closer and that a discount means it was within budget, a political article about an air force crew making an odd stop on a routine trip. the crew members' per diem allowance wasn't enough to cover the food and drinks at the ritzy hotel. >> one thing the pentagon review may be looking into, right, the pentagon says they'll have a broad review of how their crew members spend their money when they get these per diems and have overnight stays. they did have contracts for this airport in scotland that does so many of these flights and i suspect there's more. we'll learn about this story. particularly on the use of the per diems and what was allowed, and crucially going forward what will be allowed and what properties they're allowed to actually spend at. craig? >> thank you. jennifer, hans, kimberly, thanks to all of

new this morning, the u.s. air force is ordering a review of how it selects overnight accommodations on long international flights. why? it was revealed crew members stayed at president trump's turnberry resort in scotland. this is raising new questions about president trump potentially profiting off the presidency. live with the details here, lay out what happened? >> it's a bit of a complex issue going on here, but essentially the top air force leadership has ordered this review into how air crews conduct layovers while flying internationally. air crews often have to spend the night at various airfields in route to places like the middle east and recently they've been spending a lot of time overnighting at prestwick air field in scotland close to the turnberry resort. the house congressional oversight committee had launched a bit of an investigation into exactly why air crews had stayed at the turnberry resort. now the air force had reviewed that specific case, said that the actual cost per night at staying at th

and we learned today a u.s. air strike killed a major isis recruiter in eastern afghanistan. now, this comes as isis, al qaeda, and the taliban are all increasing their attacks in afghanistan. charlie d'agata spoke with the a p general in kabul about this towing threat. >> reporter: the taliban may have doubled down in their offorts to gain leverage over nhe u.s. in recent talks, but brigadier general khoshal sadat >> we inflicted a huge amount of casualties. it's been unprecedented. within a matter of hours, hundreds of them just gone. >> reporter: and the country's top security chief issued a sober warning to americans. ca as i said, we have seen nonnections, communications between isis fighters and some al qaeda here and europe and the united states. >> reporter: that bears repeating. contact between isis and al qaeda operatives here and in the united states, the very reason u.s. forces invaded this country in the first place. the mission then and now to destroy osama bin laden's al qaeda network. 18 years on, that terrorist group is still here, along with the newest jihad

shares a border with venezuela and is part of a so-called humanitarian outreach program led by the u.s. air force providing services to locals but also training for military personnel as well or his blood goes to of come. u.s. military has returned to guyana after many years on a joint military exercise slash humanitarian mission there's nothing quite like a humanitarian mission led by guys who specialize in bombing things it's like having a drug rehab center run by drug lords but small details the important thing is that guyana is important to you on a sits in a strategic location on the north edge of south america and on the caribbean and the look what a coincidence it borders venezuela i mean what are the chances of that in the same venezuela that has u.s. bases all around it here here here here brazil is in thing that it's open to hosting a u.s. military base a mile and israel is like the center of a do nothing of u.s. bases same that israel or that the u.s. has threatened repeatedly where it is trying to spark regime change and which it is encircled with guns just in case trump decides

the u.s. air force has issued stern warnings for people not to approach the gates. >> [ laughter ] >> but it does not officially exist, dennis. >> you know, if aliens come, i want to be with those folks. they are welcoming them. >> i thought you already were with those folks? >> i will be on the far side of whatever that is. >>> phil mickelson is playing with steph curry next week in the pro-am in napa. >>> what a week in beantown. the giants took the series, and a famous grandfather handed off the torch to his grandson. michael skupski came off the base in the 8th inning, got the last of several standing ovations over the last few days, and on the first pitch, he drove a base hit to left field, and later scored, igniting a giant come back from a 5-1 deficit. top of the ninth, the giants had the bases loaded with one out. here was the chance to win the game, but skupski struck out. 3-2 the count. he swung a pitch in the dirt. instead of a walk, he struck out and the game was over. giants for two o

the u.s. air force has issued stern warnings for people not to approach the gates. >> [ laughter ] >> but it does not officially exist, dennis. >> you know, if aliens come, i want to be with those folks. they are welcoming them. >> i thought you already were with those folks? >> i will be on the far side of whatever that is. >>> phil mickelson is playing with steph curry next week in the pro-am in napa. cooper! did you eat all of your treats? ♪ help! i need somebody ♪ help! not just anybody ♪ help! you know i need someone from the 5am wakers, to the 6am sleepers. everyone uses their phone differently and in different places. that's why xfinity mobile created a wireless network that auto connects you to millions of secure wifi hot spots. and the best lte everywhere else. xfinity mobile is a different kind of wireless network designed to save you money. save up to $400 a year on your wireless bill. plus get $250 back when you buy an eligible phone. click, call or visit a store today. 6 months, 6 pus

the u.s. air force is issuing stern warnings for people not to approach the gates of the nevada test and training range where area 51 is located. >> they will hang out outside with all the other alien paraphernalia. >> it's pretty cool. >> green men. >> why not? >> all right, let's check the weather. it's looking like it's going to be a nice day. it's a good way to start the weekend. >> really nice to have temperatures that are going to be warming up and plenty of sunshine. so, as we go through the weekend, enjoy the sun with temperatures heating up. especially by saturday. for today, here's a live look with our tower camera. you can see it is another chilly start to the day, especially in santa rosa at 50 degrees. looking at temperatures in the mid 50s from livermore. upper 50s for can cord, low 60s for oakland and san francisco. your weather headlines are mainly clear and cool start to the day. plenty of sunshine. temperatures will be warming up to above average and continue to see above average

on the right, video captured by the u.s. air force showing the inside of the eye of the storm. nbc 7's morgan chetski reports on the damage in the bahamas. >> reporter: the true impact is only starting to show and it is simply devastating. some of the parts of these islands were t by hurricane-force winds for more than 24 hours, but conditions have improved enough for teams to move into abcoe islands where they rescued 19 people speci specifically from marsh harbor. those people have been brought to a hospital in nassau and receiving much-needed medical treatment. there are still so many people that need help on the island where the damage is being described as catastrophic and unprecedented. the bahamian prime minister plans to visit that area today because it's finally safe enough to do so, but he says he's already afraid of what he'll witness when he rolls into that eiland. part wes ear tos we're told are unrecognizable. storm surge and buildings flattened. in grand bahama, flooding is the significant issue. the police station and the airport both under water as more than 50

there are multiple victims within populated areas that were targeted by the u.s. air strike it was carried out in violation of all agreements as washington failed to inform russia or turkey about its intentions. what's worse the rebels jihad this patent they were confused they thought the syrians the violated the cease fire and they began firing at the syrian military so the entire cease fire was threatened because of these airstrikes moreover the united states failed to inform either russia or as is the as is the custom the procedure to avoid any you know unnecessary risks in the air they inform the russians the whatever they intend to carry out in their strike where whenever you know they have a jet flying over syrian airspace neither did that happen and the russians basically demanding in explanation what the united states was planning on doing and what they achieved. ok all right thanks mary that's what we know for them i'm sure specie later through the days we learn more that was artist mccarthy thank you. another story this week a frenchman lost his fight to pro

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russia's warning that a u.s. air strike in syria has jeopardized the fragile cease fire and it lead province u.s. military says it targeted an al qaeda linked training camp on saturday the syrian army and its ally were russia have been waging a crushing offensive to recapture the area they began a cease fire early on saturday morning there's been another attack in afghanistan just as talks ended between the u.s. and the taliban. 11 people have been injured in the taliban's latest offensive in baghlan province the afghan interior ministry says the find says have been battling security forces in the city of poorly home or 5 gunmen were killed and 2 fighters have been arrested during a clearance. drives can sometimes have some surprising benefits such as helping archaeologists discover a 3 and a half 1000 year old city in northern iraq so a binge of aid has the story from what was it kingdom in one of the world's oldest civilisations. this morning to quit his department in the hole because busy these days these items ar

have died in 2 separate attacks in afghanistan the mess try carried out by government forces with u.s. air support has killed at least 20 people in the eastern province and earlier at least 18 were killed and 96 injured in a taliban suicide bomb attack near a hospital in the southern zabul province a defense ministry spokesman says the intended target was a nearby training base for afghanistan's national intelligence agency has more now from the afghan capital kabul. a devastating bomb blast in the southern provincial capital of kabul at the taliban which is claimed responsibility says it was targeting the headquarters of the n.d.s. this is the afghan intelligence service but images arriving here in kabul show that predominantly the people who seem to have been killed and injured have been civilians women children and also a number of medical personnel doctors nurses because the building that was being targeted is right next door to the provincial hospital which has been devastated by this explosion part of the problem for the 1st responders for the rescuers has been to where to take these