i don't know if we lost ayman. okay. so we have lost ayman. let's go back then to kristen welker. kristen, how do you read what you made from secretary clinton? and making a distinction of when she was secretary and the situation on the ground right now. >> reporter: you are hearing her distance herself from president obama's foreign policy to some extent. this is something we have heard from her in the past and underscores the fact she's got to walk a very fine line on this. she wants to appear robust and she wants to remind people that she advocated for arming the opposition forces very early on before the president was on board with that strategy. at the same time, this is going to be a very hot button issue on the campaign trail. as you know, republicans have slammed president obama for his foreign policy in syria and in iraq in terms of fighting isis. so she has to be careful not to go too far over to sounding like republicans essentially in her criticism of president obama so that's why you're hearing her choose her words very carefully but, kate, i think as we look forward

that does it for me this hour, i'm ayman mohyeldin. >>> i'm jonathan cavehart.nse after his comments about carly fiorina's face. >>> deflategate is over, but could there be another scandal brewing for the patriots? >> facing the numbers, new polling from cnn shows donald trump is the first republican candidate to pass the 30 point mark. he now has 32% of republican support. that's a 13 points higher than the next candidate. and while trump woke up to a new high in the polls, critics say he's hit a new low. new interview in rolling stone

>> i think it will work, ayman. what you have to look at is the fact that this issue is tired and it is old. people are fascinate because people love scandals so they are trying to see what the next uncovering will be. i i don't think there is anymore there there. the e-mails have been in the public. make a couple of jokes. you get to see who really runs things in hillary's camp but there is not much there. it is time to let this go and move onto the issues. it is really frustrating i think as the democratic strategist to watch because he's unveiled great policy platforms and we just haven't been able to get past this point of the te mail. i'm really glad to see she apologized and hopefully american people will move on. and the witch hunt can be over. >> thank you very much both for your insights. >>> coming up. crisis response. europe announces a plan to accept tens of thousands of migrants refugee applications. and united states could increase the number of people it takes in. copd includes chronic bronchitis and

>> reporter: hey, ayman. for sure. last time we went into this with the fox news debate in august, all of the conversation was about how to basically be so boring that you didn't stand out by making a mistake. it was introduce the country to your record. give them the basic outline of your biography and then basically try to stay out of the firing line. everybody was concerned about trump. there were a couple of exceptions to that. rand paul and chris christie really got into it on that debate stage. but otherwise it was essentially trump versus the moderator and everybody seemed content to let that be the case. i think it's completely different this time. i think these poll numbers have really scared a lot of these more establishment, more conventional type of candidates. and i think from all of the camps i'm talking to, instead i'm hearing about how they are going to mix it up. how they are going to go after each other. now, they're kind of hiding behind the moderators in some way. we do know that cnn and jake tapper

>> thanks for having me, ayman. and that is a great question. we don't know yet know what this order means for kim davis fully wlasmt we do know is that kim davis has never granted her authority for any marriage licensing to be issued while she was in jail. she remained the clerk and kentucky law says marriage licenses must be issued under her authority. her objection has been that licenses could not be issued on her authority or under her name. now what we have is deputies issuing licenses really on judge bunning's authority, on the federal district court judge's authority and on his order. so we don't know that those licenses are valid. in fact we believe that they are not because they weren't issued by kim davis's authority. what she will do going forward when she gets back to the office -- we still haven't figured that out exactly. we haven't even had a chance to speak with kim as her entire legal team. only some team members have been with her and it's been very busy. but we will understand what kim's wishes and desires are very soon. and t

at least they're talking. >> a little bit. >> thank you so much, ayman, andrea. >> good to be here. >you. >>> a georgia woman set to be executed in less than four hours. on death row. denied clemency. this despite a letter pope francis just sent asking to spare her life. we have that coming up. >>> also, a tropical storm taking aim at the u.s. stick around. (vo) what does the world run on? it runs on optimism. it's what sparks ideas. moves the world forward. invest with those who see the world as unstoppable. who have the curiosity to look beyond the expected and the conviction to be in it for the long term. oppenheimerfunds believes that's the right way to invest... ...in this big, bold, beautiful world. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night,blind. and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24. learn more by calling 844-824-2424. or visit your24info.com. ♪ [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. ♪ [ birds squawking ] my mom makes airplane engines that can talk. [ birds squawking ] ♪ my mom makes hospitals you can hold in your hand. ♪ my mo

he met ayman, also a syrian. and they gave courage to one another as they continue their travels. there is no age limit to be a refugee, entire families are ton roads, sleeping wherever they can. there is little space for youngsters to be children these days. parents often say it is for their sake that they beg their way through europe. but often it's the kids and their resilience that give them the courage to continue. zara's parents decided to leave kabul after her school was bombed by the taliban. >> see with my eyes that my friend die, my teacher die, that's not very good. that's very bad. after the bomb we don't have -- we don't have a school. because the school is go to air. and i stay in the home, don't go out. because my father said, may if you go maybe the taliban kill you because you are young girl. we have difficult life. we have difficult travel. i wish i wish i want better life. without kill, without stress. i want a life, simple life. >> reporter: the children have their own uncertainties and challenges ahead. martez doesn't know when he will see his parents again. h

ayman, you're standing outside. what are other world leaders saying today? >> we're going to be hearing from the syrian opposition shortly. expecting to hold a press conference in ten minutes time to give the syrian opposition's version of what they believe happened on the ground inside syria. . and they're not holding their punches. they're calling what russia did an aggression, they're calling on the international community to condemn what russia has done, and what the assad regime has done, and not just on the u.s. and international community condemn it, but to implement a no aerial bombardment campaign over syria. they want to see the u.s. and its allies impose this no-fly zone. according to the syrian national coalition, they believe those that were targeted today inside the areas of homs where the russians carried out the air strikes, included civilians. three children amongst 35 civilians that were killed. these are the first responders if you will of the syrian opposition. so they're very clear about what they think happened today and who the russian

ayman jeffers. >> reporter: part of the standard playbook. over the past several years, we've seen it again and again. when he wants to pressure republicans on capitol hill he turns onallies in the business community as you say the business roundtable and urges business to make his case up on capitol hill. he says he does not want to see a government shutdown over an issue if they don't come together on a deal. here is how the president made the sales pitch today. >> two years ago republicans shut down the government because they didn't like obama care. today some are suggesting the government should be shut down because they don't like planned parenthood. that's not good sense and it's not good business. the notion that we play chicken with an $18 trillion economy and global markets that are already skittish all because of an issue around a woman's health provider that receives less than $0.20 out of every $1,000 in the federal budget, that's not good policymaking. >> but guys, with the rise of donald trump and the campaign trail among repub

i'm ayman. now, the horror is playing out at delta state university near the mississippi-arkansas line. this is still being treated as an active shooter situation. the search for the active shooter continues this hour. the victim is assistant professor ethan schmidt. officials say no students were involved as of yet. now, the 4,000-student campus on lockdown just four week swoos the new semester. about a dozen area schools on lockdown as a precaution. mississippi highway patrol, local police and the atf all on the scene right now. s.w.a.t. teams are clearing the buildings, room by room. msnbc analyst jim cavanaugh is a retired atf special agent in charge and worked in this area of mississippi. he joins us now. when's the biggest obstacle for police here as they try to secure this situation? >> well, what they're doing is moving the people away. that's the challenge. they're doing that efficiently it looks like and then certainly search all those buildings for the shooter. but they may have some

the delay -- the deal is going to go through by september 17th no matter what ayman. the votes the gop did in the house did were a few things. one is they had the vote saying they believe that the administration has not been forth coming in terms of presenting the deal saying there was a lot of side deals between the iaea in iran, hence the clock that would have allowed for that september 17th deadline for this to be approved was all for naught. it didn't exist. so that is number one. number two, they also had a heavy vote against giving sanctions relief to iran and three, they also put a straight approval vote on the floor today. 25 democrats backed it. only 162 -- sorry went against it. only 162 democrats supported it. so they were able to showcase the large difference in number there. as far as what they could do from this specifically. there is the possibility of the lawsuit later on but everything else is pretty much a show right now. >> so what are the next steps here? what do you expect to see go forward? more votes or what? >> well the senate is going to have

but eventually we have to have a general election here, ayman. you have been out talking to voters, talking to real people, muslim americans. how's this all playing in. >> we went out to the streets of new york today for a cross-section of people and this is not a scientific poll and ask people what they thought in terms of the ben carson comments and you can sum it up into two categories. those that rejected the basis of what he was saying that religion is a criteria for being elected into this office, whether or not it constitutional one or not. but also whether or not a muslim at this stage somebody cowould be elected into the highest office. here's what they had to say. >> does somebody's faith matter in being the president of the united states? >> not at all. this is what america's about. >> you don't agree with ben carson's comments? >> not at all. completely racist. >> do you agree that a muslim should not be the president of the united states? >> well, to be honest with you, i'm not saying that it's -- that they shouldn't or don't have an

reserva desde tan solo 73 dólares vuelo sencillo ahora en southwest.com el lider de al qaeda, ayman al audio subido a internet hoy, pidieron uniÓn entre los militantes, sugiriÓ que los jÓvenes siguen el ejemplo de los hermanos quiÉnes perpetraron el atentado en el maratÓn de boston en el aÑo 2013. fÉlix: controles en la frontera con austria, ante la llegada de miles de refugiados la, medida que ahora es temporal, entrÓ en rigor hoy, porta voces dijeron que la entrada masiva de refugiados ha desbordado la cantidad de trabajo de las autoridadess. aranza: de acuerdo las autoridades la mayorÍa de las vÍctimas son bebÉs y menores de edad, la guardia costera pudo rescatar a 78 personas y otras 29 pudieron llegar nadando a la playa. fÉlix: no es secreto que el chapo se mueve en honduras, para entregar le el dinero para las campaÑas polÍticas. jÉsica: joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn loera ha utilizado honduras como centro de operaciono operaciones para transportar droga y ha tenido tratos con los principales narcotraficante de ese paÍs, habia enviado a un empresario, lÍder del cartel, el empresario

. >> in a new audio message, the head of al qaeda, the group responsible for the 9/11 attacks, aymanhiri, he says the enemy of al qaeda is ayman al zawahiri, the leader of isis, abu bakr al baghdadi. what's going on? is this a war that could take place between al qaeda and isis? >> i think it's dangerous competition, if you will, to get attention, i think isis is the winning game, the strong horse. they're going ground in my judgment so al zawahiri is trying to compete with baghdadi and if you see that kind of competition, i worry that they're going up the ante to try to win -- tbe the winning game n town. if al zawahiri could pull off an attack in the united states, that would help him bring recruits more back to the al qaeda camp. but right now we're seeing al qaeda followers joining isis and al qaeda affiliates pledging their allegiance to isis. so you have a competition going on that i think is dangerous for the united states. >> i've heard exactly the same thing from top u.s. intelligence officials because the initial reaction if they're fighting each other, isis and al qaeda, t

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let's bring in chris j ansing and ayman mohyeldin. both of you here in new york. love that. chris, let me start with you. what's the white house saying as we get closer and closer to this key meeting this afternoon? >> this is a global head fake and putin is pulling it off. the white house doesn't like it, having to deal with it. what has happened is the night before vladimir putin is going to speak before the u.n. as you pointed out, not shown up in ten years. he comes here and he says i've put together this coalition that's going to fight isis. never mind that for the last year the coalition that was put together by the united states has been fighting this war against isis. and then, he's 20 minutes late for a lunch, shows up and been i can moon is already -- ban ki-moon is already speaking. they're separated. they clink glasses but you can see by the look on the president's face he isn't very happy with the situation and both basically talk tough about each other and about their positions, but this did two things. one, it did what putin wanted it to do, taken some attenti

ayman mohyeldin will have more on this next hour.> we turn back to the republican debate tonight and just a few hours all eyes will be on that reagan presidential library, 15 candidates participated in two debates. trying to get a performance like carly fiorina did last time which propelled her into a main stage tonight. >> i started as a secretary. and became ultimately the chief executive of the largest technology company in the world. almost $90 billion and over 150 countries. i know personally how extraordinary and unique this nation is. i think to be commander in chief in the 21st century requires someone that understands how the economy works, someone who understands how the world works and who's in it. >> that performance clearly resonated and as ben carson proved in the first debate, a memorable line can make all the difference. >> i'm the only one to separate si siamese twins. only one to operate on babies while in the mother's womb. only one to take out half of a brain but you would think in washington someone beat me to it

. >> okay, ayman reporting there. that ash carter needs to answer for a lot of the reporters that will be there today about vladimir putin and just the basic question of when someone shows you who they are, believe them. >> it's funny, one u.s. official i spoke to earlier said deconfliction is a huge issue right now. the u.s. and coalition have been flying air strikes and isr missions over syria for almost a year or for about a year now. now russia added into the picture, at what point could there potential will i be a problem in the air with some sort of an altercation or somewhere with the aircraft coming into contact with each other? so i spoke about that this morning and said, what efforts are being made right now to ensure that now the russians are flying, there's some deconfliction mechanism. and they said, it doesn't matter that we de-conflict with the russians because we have no reason to belief what they are saying. so de-confliction with them is almost a moot point. this russian general showed up at the emba

. >>> ayman al-swahiri said he would fight alongside the group of the u.s. coalition in iraq and syria. destroying a stadium, key command and supply hub for group in the region. it was also being used to store large amounts of home made explosives weapons and ammunition. officials say destroying the base will disrupt i.s.i.l.'s ability to conduct operations and resupply its fighters in ramadi. >>> the al qaeda-affiliated el nusra front, as abdalla al shami reports. >> these are pictures of military base in idlib after el nusra fighters took it over. one of the last remaining strongholds in idlib province and had been under siege for almost two years. the fall of the base means the northwestern province of idlib is now completely controlled by opposition fighters. alongside other rebel groups they have see seized the city of idlib, bringing them closer to government areas, as the war in syria continues in its fifth year the death and destruction has been staggering. according to the u.n. an estimated 220,000 people have been killed and life expectancy has dro

a kind word and a smile is as important in its own way as a new identity card, says syrian refugee ayman. >> they show the humanity that they have inside them. even old people help. in other countries you don't see that. germany is special. >> the hot drinks are free. so is time and effort. the retired school teacher is a volunteer, and is doing the work because she feels it's important. >> if makes me happy because i think this is something that makes sense. >> this cafe is one of a multitude of efforts under way cross the country as germans volunteer time and energy to help the refugees. >> in berlin, jonas and marica opened their hearts to a refugee from mali. >> i was a little bit confused. it was a surprise, nice surprise for me. >> the experience led the couple to set up what has been called a kind of air b&b for refugees, refugees-welcome.net. it matches germans willing to provide rooms with refugees in need of homes. hundreds signed up to help. >> our website offers possibility to live together with germansers or people who live in -- germans, or people who live in germany, enabl

what is this message from the al qaeda leader ayman al zawahiri could this be a competition that's aboutn the two terror groups isis and al qaeda with the u.s. the target? >> boy, it could have been a competition a few years ago, but right now if i'm baghdadi i'm looking at zawahiri and al qaeda in the rear-view mirror. al qaeda has a minimal presence in pakistan compared to where we were 14 years ago. their leadership is decimated. this message to me is interesting. first zawahiri is going to be reluctant to so openly confront baghdadi but more interestingly what he is saying is baghdadi does not represent the message that bin laden wanted transmitted. i think he's saying this is not just a difference of being out-recruited, but a fundamental difference. >>> phil mudd thanks very much. >>> coming up the breaking news in the presidential race rick perry, the former texas governor just announced he's suspending his campaigns for the republican presidential nomination. >>> and president obama uses this anniversary to make his first public remarks about the threat of russian troops in syria

they we were released be ti houthi rebels and flown to ayman on saturdayment and one is identified asamuel darden and the men were trying to flee when they were taken hostage. and the other is a british national and a third american is still being held. and in other news, benjamin netanyahu is meeting with vladimir putin in russia to discuss syria. and there was also discussions about russia's support to syria. and joining us is angus king who sits on the senate intelligence committee and armed forces comm committee, and you are privy to the information, and now information that russia is flying drone operations there to bolster the regime of the bashar al assad and what is going on? >> well, it is not good news, wolf. there are gunships and helicopters, and they are establishing a base in northwestern syria, and complicates a unbelievably complicated situation, and it shows how concerned they are about the rise of al nusra and other radical jihadist group, and that is where our interest and russia's are aligning somewhat and hopefully ash carter and his counterpart in russia might le

well, this comes at the same time as al qaeda leader ayman al zawahiri calls for jihadists to unite against western countries. jack keen is a retired four-star ge news military analyst. great to have you back on "the real story." do you know any more details about this thwarted attack on the pope? >> well, i think the one they're not revealing the details of that because certainly there may be other incidents out there. second, the visit gets all the attention of our intelligence services and it's challenging because he gets crowds no other head of state gets except the pope when he travels the world and he likes to be hands-on. on the ground it's challenge pg. what's happening behind the scenes and what's most valuable is the intelligence preparation for his visit. that's going on comprehensively. >> as we all recall after the other shooting of the pope maybe 20 years ago, then he started traveling in a different kind of vehicle when he was out in public. but now we have pope frant sister who likes to go out and do things up scripted, jack. >> well, that's the magic of the man. we'll see h

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that's the way they were kind of running once usama bin laden was killed ayman al-zawahiri took overamir he being egyptian spun them wrong so they formed ice is sill the islamic state in la have on the and zawahiri had a rift with ago bad dagy who is now the proclaimed or elected khalif who is in charge of the islamic state. zawahiri didn't like it a couple years ago he told them to maintain just in iraq. they moved to syria. they pushed al nasra front out of al rocca the capital of the caliphate. 80% of them went to isis and 20% were kicked out. now we have got two rival factions sort of with the same goal, they are just now saying that they want top fight isis because they are looking for publicity because ultimately they want funding from places like saudi arabia. >> unbelievable. >> a lot of stuff going on there. >> how about al qaeda hit list. >> they are doing that because they want to scare people into worrying about investments and worrying about wall street and worrying mr. b. things like that. i can't remember the last time even in a good example of domestic terrorism is wh

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i'm ayman mohyeldin. jonathan capehart picks up live coverage. >>> i'm jonathan capehart. tonight, the day after the big debate, we'll fact check carly fiorina, talk trump and bring you the funniest moments. >>> plus, bernie sanders reveals the biggest mistake he thinks obama made after his election. >>> and the latest on the 14-year-old who was arrested for bringing a home made clock to school. >>> but first, carly fiorina stole the show. the fight to the main stage paid off in a big way. carly fiorina received glowing reviews for taking control of wednesday night's primary debate. >> someone in the system their whole life, they don't know how broken the system is. a fish swims in water, it doesn't know it's water. it's not that politicians are bad people. it's that they have been in that system for ever. we could rebuild the six fleet. i will, we haven't. we could rebuild the missile defense program. you know what a leader does? challenge the status quo, solve problems that have festered for a long time and produce results. that's what my whole life has been about. women

in an audio statement, ayman al- zawahri declared, "we don't recognize this caliphate," but he also said followers should join isis in attacking u.s. coalition forces and shiites in iraq and syria. back in this country, the california assembly today approved a bill allowing physician-assisted suicide for terminally ill patients. the bill now goes to the state senate, which is expected to endorse it. four states-- washington, oregon, montana and vermont-- have already legalized assisted suicide. thousands of teachers in seattle went on strike today after failing to get a new contract. the walkout came on what was supposed to be the first day of school and kept 53,000 students home. seattle teachers have gone six years without a cost-of-living raise. president obama made a pitch today, a fresh appeal to make two years of community college tuition-free for all who want it. the plan has gone nowhere in congress burks at a community college in warren, michigan, the president charged his opponents are badly out of step. >> at a time when we should be growing our investments in job training and

let me bring in ayman mohyeldin. you've reported there for years.rting with syria, what did you make of her comments, particularly about justifying russia's presence? >> well, she definitely has a very strong understanding of syria's interest for russia, and the cultural connections there, the church in the reference there. she understands the strategic significance of it. in terms of policy changes, i didn't see anything different than what we're seeing right now from president obama. i don't think anyone who's going to look at that statement from her is going to say that it's very varied than what we're seeing now. president obama has been clear. assad has to go. but the resources committed to fighting in syria have been to degrade and destroy isis. >> she made a more definitive declaration, there's no other way to remove him, other than a political solution. and we heard president obama say that it needs to be that. >> i think she kept the door much more open to working with the russians about the reality on the ground. and that's something that

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ayman al zawahiri is trying to restore al qaeda to relevance, trying to restore himself to relevance.> reporter: his call comes at a time of high tension. law enforcement sources tell cnn the fbi has been monitoring wide spread calls on social media and chatter by suspected jihadist supporters for attack s against pope francis' visit next week. this is lar to before the july 4th holiday. while there's significant concern there is no specific threat against the papal visit. still, zawahiri's call, analysts say, should make americans more concerned. >> we have no way of stopping individuals who have access here in america to powerful military level firearms, of simply hearing a message from sal a rarry, somebody elseness and may be deranged or unbalanced, otherwise going out and suddenly killing people. it is very, very difficult to stop that. >> where is iman al zawahiri? they say he's hiding in pakistan near the border of afghanistan. why hasn't he been successfully targeted? zawahiri is said to be supported by local residents who help him move around and allude capture and he's got a