among them anwar are who came to the german capital berlin as an asylum seeker. this is a 1st phone it will be plenty of. these cases this is the 1st time and this is the 1st time there's a respectable independent court of judge and we have victim and suspect and the size of the law and the state of florida we don't have it in syria. we have seen documents showing that germany's federal office of criminal investigation has investigated on more or its suspected involvement. the syrian secret service we have asked the syrian embassy in berlin for a statement it refused to comment. they could be that the prosecution of syrian torturers seems to be gathering momentum in europe. were at the secret investigative bureau somewhere in europe where bill wiley of the commission of international justice and accountability is working hard to catch syrian criminals . used to hunt war criminals as a un prosecutor now he has access to a vast archive of syrian state documents that could prove crucial in catching assad's henchmen basically. what you have in this room are materials

we have the greatest tax cuts we have ever had including anwar and getting rid of a lot of differents people didn't want. we have just received an overwhelming vote against impeachment. and that's the end of it. let the democrats go back to work. thank you very much. liz: the president is expected to say tonight the democrats not getting anything on on infrastructure, drug prices be and more. switching gears, president trump says separately that the u.s. will with hold the sales of advance f35 stealth fighter jets to turkey. rich edson is at the state department with more. >> the united states warned turkey it had to choose between the f-35 fighter system. now the united states is expelling turkey from the f-35 fighter program. the f-35 cannot coexist with the russian intelligence florida platforms that will be used to learn about its technologies. though the trump administration also failed to secure a patriot missile deal with turkey, the state department says the u.s. is considering sanctions against turkey. turkey is a nato ally and the white house says turkey's s-400 purchase vi

and they are having issues there and anwar is as well. mexico is not happy either.have got to do something about this.molly: even as you mentioned this the diocese of el paso disclose a temporary shelter because they believe that the impact, the required to wait mexico policy has had an impact. do you think in a sense of this working? or is it just transferring the problem across really literally just across the border? >> i will tell you that i get an update every day of the numbers being released in el paso after processing. on july 3 there were only 76 release. in october of last year they jumped up to 2000 a week. since january of this year in el paso spent over 100,000 have been released. when one week was 6600 were really so we are way down significantly but the problems are still out there. they need to do something a immigration reform, they need to do something about defining border security to homeland security and provide resources cbp needs for the processing and if they are required to detain them, remember their law enforcement they are not designed fo

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and i just had anwar approved one of the largest sites in the world.n't do it with ronald reagan tried to get it done. trying to get it done many, many years. i got it approved. that's in alaska. one of the biggest -- maybe the biggest, the biggest site in the world for oil and natural gas. we passed massive tax cuts. so that american companies can boat their foreign competition now. you have a tremendous advantage now. because you had an impossible disadvantage before. now we have given you with what we have done a tremendous advantage. and we did it to keep jobs where they belong, here in the united states of america. as a result, almost 1,400 companies have announced that they are bringing their jobs back to the united states from overseas. and that's just last year. think of that 1,400 companies bringing jobs back. who would think that's possible? but now it's the incentive [ applause ] >> we want to be in the united states. early in my presidency i ordered the federal government to live by two very simple but very crucial rules. buy american and h

these trump officials are overriding scientific environmental concerns about how this should work in anwarinting out that this administration has been hellbent on conducting a lease sale in the arctic wildlife refuge before the end of this year, even though the tax bill gives them through 2021 to conduct a more complete and thorough review of potential impacts. you know, what my reporting shows is that the department of the interior has changed and in at least one case modified the conclusion of career blm scientists charged with evaluating the impacts of these seismic surveys on wildlife, on native communities and other resources. and the department has yet to explain how these changes were made, who authorized them and what it says about the larger process. >> right. >> and the effort to -- >> let me ask you this. do the scientists see this as basically a binary bad thing or as a thing where even if it's not ideal to drill, if it were done through science on the right timeline, it might be less damaging to those populations we mentioned? >> i think career scientists at the bureau of land

. >> but joob o, joan they anwar him kamala harris could be a threat in michigan. >> right. >> which translate to if this is a base election who ever the democrat is, right. but yet when you look at the national polls it could be a landslide on the popular vote. the president could still win. >> absolutely. a lot of people are afraid of that. i think the interesting thing about singling out hairness that way is showing they think she has the capacity to bring back the black vote which in michigan and wisconsin dipped significantly for hillary clinton. i would assume -- i'm not privy to the numbers. i think he is afraid of kamala harris. he doesn't have a nickname for her yet. he just kind of passes over her. when you saw the way she handled joe biden at the debate a lot of democrats got excited about the capacity that she might have to rattle donald trump in much the same way. >> you know, we heard him there with the sleepy joe and formerlily known as pochahontas. and bernie is done. he then continued because he did, rob he continued. >> as he does. >> here he is. >> sleepy joe is no

clean power plan from the obama administration, eliminating the epa panel on pollution and opening up anwareporting on. >> yes. the president is old enough to remember when you could taste the air in los angeles and when the cuyahoga river in ohio was on fire. and today you can swim the cuyahoga. it's beautiful. and you can go to la and see the mountains. that didn't happen by accident. it happened when nixon signed the clear air and water act, and then 40 years of deliberate law making to grind this thing out why you can say the air is clear. new zealand blows us away. but what's lost in this clean air, clean water today messaging is that he should be saying -- step to the microphone and say when baron is my age, life as we know it will be completely different. >> because it is about our children. >> it is. >> it's about the future. and he has a young child, as you bring up. so listen to obviously the president has touted this and talked about america's air and water as being at a record clean, his words. and then the vice president, mike pence on with jake tapper just a few weeks ago made

been a mutually agreed-on peace plan ih middle east since jimmy carter, the camp david peace accords, anwarat, that was 40 years ago. what makes you believe that now is the time and the right moment for a peace plan that works? >> i tnk we're at a unique time in history. we have a unique president w is not afraid to speak his mind. we have a region that actually wants to incorporate israel into the neighborhood. i think people are tired to hav. the confli i think everyone wants better lives for the palestinians, but everne isalso willing to acknowledge the many, many, challenges that existso give them better lives to improve everything. >> woodruff:idou've d this into an economic and political plan, and some of the tritics are already saying wha you've simply done is swap the ea of land with money for peace. how do you respond that? >> we fully understands the palestinians do not want an economic ace, they deserve much more than an economic peace. it's unrealistic to expect that an economic peace couve ever worked, but no matter how many times we say that, the manipulators, thpeople who wan