just last week republican representative john becker introduced a new measure that would require i.d. at the polls in that state. 11 states currently require voter i.d. at the polls. several other states have pending legislation on that matter. now, policy matters say 900,000 lack i.d. and 200,000 are african-americans. what's the reasons being given here? >> it's obvious what their reasons are. they're trying to disenfranchise a certain group of folks and because they don't have candidates with better ideas who can compete, they try to rig the system. this is unamerican what they are trying to do. there are 900,000 folks and some of those people are elderly people, people who make less than $35,000 a year fall into

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becker at our website, cbn.com. in the southern philippines, a tense stan standoff between government troops in islamist rebels. they are hold be about 300 villagers hostage in the town of zamongaa. >> reporter: the situation remains very tense as sporadic exchange of gunfire between government soldiers and a group from the liberation front continues. i received messages from a church mate who runs an orphanage there. and she says please pray, while buying food, we had to hide in a flower shop when gunfire broke out. and another says, a couple had been shot while distributing food to people who are trapped in their homes. this city has now become a ghost town, with only security forces and tanks lining up the streets. the m.n.l. f. men are using 120 people as human shields, and among those trapped are two priests and a pastor. the fighting has spilled over to the nearby island of mindanao. it is unfortunate that the victims of this crisis are mostly the muslims. meanwhile, a cbn disaster relief team drove 22 hours t

richard becker from the answer coalition thanks for your time still to come here on our team the white house taking tentative steps toward iran's offer of negotiations washington is agreeing to talk something that hasn't happened in decades as long as tehran proves its nuclear program is strictly for civilian purposes. well. it's technology innovation all the developments from around russia we. covered. wealthy british. markets. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines kaiser reports. seventeen minutes past the hour the u.s. willing to revive its diplomatic relations with iran but only if the islamic republic proves that its nuclear program is strictly civilian and a statement released by the white house washington didn't rule out the possibility that the two countries' leaders could meet on the sidelines of the u.n. general assembly next week historian an investigative journalist gareth porter though says that it's yet to be seen if the u.s. is ready to move towards diplomacy. when president

syria's neighbors declined to provide support let's get more on this now with richard becker he's from the anti war coalition which is bearing in mind that obama was apparently going to go ahead without any consultation with congress. we still don't know what congress is going to say do you think he could actually go it alone well he could go it alone i mean what we've seen is that the opposition around the world and inside the united states and yesterday in the united states there were demonstrations in dozens of cities opposing a new war against syria that opposition is what forced president obama to pull back and to say that he's going to congress there wasn't a matter of a change of sentiment or. he started to really think things should accept the basis that there was such great opposition and it presents grave dangers if they launch a war it would not only be reckless it would also be lawless and it would also have unforeseeable consequences as all wars do before they begin but of course of congress said yes let's go ahead he will still then have to ignore public opinion that grea

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richard becker was among them. and even with a possible diplomatic breakthrough, becker is skeptical. >> but the reality is, they're trying to spin a situation in which they took an initiative and have been pushed back by the people. but we believe that the people have to keep pushing back in order to stop a new war. >> syrian-americans demonstrated last weekend. one man said assad's use of chemical weapons deserves a military response. >> i understand we're tired of war and we don't want to start another war with false pretense. i believe this is different. this is like stopping hitler from committing the holocaust. >> polls show an overwhelming majority of americans want no part in this conflict. that's the latest polling coming out today in this. >>> moving on. firefighters say they have gained the upper hand on the clover fire in shasta county, southeast of redding. 80 structures are destroyed, including 30 homes near happy valley. the fire is at this point 40% contained. but it is threatening 500 homes. evacua

two weeks ago, footage was shot of fires -- becker belong to the militias.hey did not like the fact they were being filmed. another photograph shows a politician talking to a refiner. this resident says it is evidence that the turkish state is behind the attack on kurds on the other side of the border. he wants to remain anonymous because he fears for his son's life. but many other turkish kurds, his son has gone to syria to join the fight against the islamist militias. >> he was injured a month ago. he recovered. it has been days since i have heard anything from him. the fighting continues. initially, after the start of the civil war in syria, our kurdish brothers were did -- unaffected. what does turkey do? it supplies the islamists with weapons to destroy the kurds. >> the first turkish kurds to have died in the conflict are being buried. the funeral of a 28-year-old was held recently in a suburb of his symbol -- instanbul. his friend swore they would intervention. >> our friend went there to support this. it groups continue to attack, then many more peop

. >> richard becker. he says that the syrian opposition rejected the disarmament plan because it puts military strikes off the table. at least temporarily. >> i think that they want the agreement to fail. they did not want the agreement at all. or the reason that they cannot win. they cannot achieve victory without the intervention of the u.s. and perhaps other nato allies. they do not have the capacity on their own to when. that is why they were so ardently hoping for military strikes, massive military strikes by the united states against the government forces. there have been many reports about the armed opposition in syria possessing chemical weapons. clearly, the objective of the united states is to weaken the government, the government forces in syria, which it is seeking to overthrow, while at the same time seeking to strengthen in every way possible the forces, the opposition forces it favors. >> to discuss the possible next steps for the u.n. in syria, we have the u.n. ambassador thomas preview of

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selective reasoning seem to be alive and well and if they are to moscow anti-war activist richard becker doesn't believe the syrian government would shoot itself in the foot by using w m d's against its own people when it went into civil war first of all it doesn't it defies logic that the assad government would have used chemical weapons exactly the moment they were winning the u.n. inspectors were there but secondly even if the it happened the united states does not have the authority. the world should be able to go in and of terror and the country and syria has not threatened and cannot threaten the united states launch a war that it would not only be reckless it would also be lawless and i would also have unforeseeable consequences as all wars do before they began. the arab league is split over the syrian issue saudi arabia and qatar are calling for strong action while other states who have experienced an american intervention say they wouldn't wish that experience on anyone else artie's policy player has more regional leaders are warning the united states not to attack damascus warn

saying it would create an extremely violent space rick stream is to operate antiwar activists brian becker believes washington is just looking for a pretext to push through a military solution to the conflict but the united states and what france are trying to do at the security council is the bully russia and china in order to get wording into that resolution that would authorize them to carry out military action under the rubric of the united nations but clearly the obama administration says it has the authority to act unilaterally but it would like to have some sort of shield or at least a mask for this sort of unilateral operation chemical weapons in this instance are a pretext for an escalating intervention the obama administration's hand it's been stayed because of global opposition including massive domestic opposition in the united states they're trying to come back but they're in a weakened position right now it's a double standard it's hypocrisy the united states is trying to bully the u.n. security council to do what it really wants to do which is to escalate the conflict in syr

populated shiite neighborhood of sadr city in the country's capital and you are activist richard becker from the answer coalition thinks the us toppling of saddam hussein allowed sectarian violence to get a foothold in iraq the fundamental cause of the ongoing violence in iraq the u.s. invasion and occupation which tore iraqi society apart and in which at the time of the occupation the u.s. occupiers favored certain groups in the population against others demolished the state that existed and said in that place in its place we are going to give you something new and better democratic and wonderful and in fact the tearing apart of iraqi society back in two thousand and three. is still. reaping the kind of consequences that we saw the horrible consequences that we saw in iraq and i think that. we sponsibility grame for this has never. been attributed in the mainstream media in the united states to those who are responsible and that is those who created this war the bush administration and all of its agents. so the guy on the white house taking tentative steps toward iran as offer of negot

reuters poll last week where fifty six percent were against intervention but antiwar campaign of brian becker he says the white house may still sideline capitol hill and the people in order to push its own syria agenda. i think the message from the obama administration in particular secretary of state john kerry is we won't take yes for an answer any diplomatic solution even though is that they suggest themselves if there is any appearance that that might actually come to pass then the u.s. government rules that unnecessary a so many syrians will suffer so much is at stake but you know john clearly just doesn't care because they're damned if they do they damned if they don't united states wants to carry out this weapon strike not for chemical weapons not this chemical weapons in the future not the same children they want to carry out regime change in syria and they know this is the only road to do that of course the us itself has had huge amounts of chemical weapons biological weapons nuclear weapons and they act as if they're the overseers of the policeman of the world the police in the midd

moscow anti-war activist richard becker doesn't believe the syrian government would shoot itself in the foot by using w m d's against its own people when it's winning the civil war. first of all it doesn't it defies logic that the assad government would have used chemical weapons at exactly the moment that they were winning and the un inspectors were there but secondly even if the that had happened the united states does not have the authority it's not the pull the cop of the world should be able to go in and attack any country and syria has not threatened and kind of threaten the united states if they launch a war it would not only be reckless it would also be lawless and it would also have unforeseeable consequences as all wars do before they begin. a range of countries have called on the us not to intervene in russia fearing it would trigger enormous bloodshed among them are states who have been pushed toward democracy by america before and say they wouldn't wish that experience on anyone else artie's policy or has more. regional leaders are warning the united states not to attack da

it would create an extremely violent space for extremists to operate and he wore activists brian becker believes washington is just looking for a pretext to push through a military solution to the conflict. but the united states and what france are trying to do at the security council is the bully russia and china in order to get wording into that resolution that would authorize them to carry out military action under the rubric of the united nations but clearly the obama administration says it has the authority to act unilaterally but it would like to have some sort of shield or at least a mask for that sort of unilateral operation chemical weapons in this instance are a pretext for an escalating intervention the obama administration's hand it's been stayed because of global opposition including massive domestic opposition in the united states they're strong they're trying to come back but they're in a weakened position right now it's a double standard it's hypocrisy the united states is trying to bully the u.n. security council to do what it really wants to do which is to escalate the

richard becker he's an antiwar activists with the international coalition i spoke to in the letter he says the syrian opposition rejected the disarmament plan because it puts military strikes off the table at least temporarily i think that they want the agreement to fail they didn't want the agreement at all and for the reason they cannot win they cannot achieve victory without the intervention of the u.s. . and perhaps other other nato allies they do not have the capacity on their own to win and that's why they were so ardently hoping for military strikes massive military strikes by the united states against the government forces and there have been many reports about the armed opposition in syria possessing chemical weapons clearly the objective of the united states is to weaken the government the government forces in syria which it is seeking to overthrow while at the same time seeking to strengthen and every way possible the forces an app of the opposition forces that it favors well to discuss the possible next steps for the u.s. in syria with former u.n. ambassador thomas pickeri

when suicide bombers attacked a shia funeral in the capital baghdad and there were activist richard becker from the answer coalition believes this bloodshed raging in iraq is just an echo of the u.s. led invasion. the fundamental cause of the ongoing violence in iraq is the us invasion and occupation which tore iraqi society apart and in which at the time of the occupation the us occupiers favored certain groups in the population against others demolish the state that existed and so in that put in its place we are going to give you something new and better democratic and wonderful and in fact the tearing apart of iraqi society back in two thousand and three. is still. reaping the kind of consequences that we saw the horrible consequences that we saw in iraq and i think that. responsibility for at least good graeme for the us has never. been attributed in the mainstream media in the united states to those who are responsible and that is those who created this war the bush administration and all of its agents and to some other news now in brief kenya's security forces have reportedly contain

twenty summit and the syrian crisis i'm joined by my guests of washington brian becker he's the national coordinator of the answer coalition and we also have michael maloof he is a senior reporter for the world net daily and a former analyst for the defense department right gentlemen cross-talk rules and i mean you can jump in anytime you want brian if i can go to you first i usually don't put much stock into some it but if there ever was a summit in modern history in modern times this is an ideal time for world leaders to talk about the crisis in syria but it's probably not going to happen. the g. twenty summit the elephant in the room is the lou mean criminal invasion or not invasion perhaps a massive bombing campaign against syria yes all the world leaders are there almost all of them oppose it most of the people in the world oppose it of course by a ninety percent margin the people of the united states oppose it but president obama is going through the steps right now to show he's a world leader he's on the world stage but in fact he's acting and carrying out plans just like george w

killed when suicide bombers attacked a shia funeral in the capital baghdad anti-war activist richard becker from the answer coalition believes the bloodshed raging in iraq is just an echo of the u.s. led invasion fundamental cause of the ongoing violence in iraq the us invasion and occupation which tore iraqi society apart and in which at the time of the occupation the us occupied years favored certain groups in the population against others demolished the state had existed and so in there put in its place we are going to give you something new and better democratic and wonderful and in fact the tearing apart of iraqi society back in two thousand and three. is still. reaping the kind of consequences that we saw the horrible consequences that we saw in iraq and i think that. responsibility for those could blame for this has never. been attributed in the mainstream media in the united states to those who are responsible and that is those who created this war the bush administration and all of its agents. and to some other news in brief now in kenya security forces are locked in a standoff wit

twenty summit and the syrian crisis i'm joined by my guests of washington brian becker he is the national coordinator of the answer coalition and we also have michael maloof he is a senior reporter for the world net daily and a former analyst for the defense department right gentlemen cross-talk rules and i mean you can jump in anytime you want brian if i can go to you first i usually don't put much stock into some it but if there ever was a summit in modern history in modern times this is an ideal time for world leaders to talk about the crisis in syria but it's probably not going to happen. the g. twenty summit the elephant in the room is the lou mean criminal invasion or not invasion perhaps a massive bombing campaign against syria yes all the world leaders are there almost all of them oppose it most of the people of the world oppose it of course by a ninety percent margin the people of the united states oppose it but president obama is going through the steps right now to show he's a world leader he's on the world stage but in fact he's acting and carrying out plans just like george w

to attack then richard becker from the antiwar answer coalition says the u.s. doesn't have a legal basis or the authority though to punish damascus first of all it doesn't it defies logic that the assad government would have used chemical weapons at exactly the moment that they were winning and the u.n. inspectors were there but secondly even if the that had happened the united states does not have the authority it's not the pull the cop of the world to be able to go in and attack any country and syria has not threatened and cannot threaten the united states if they launch a war it would not only be reckless it would also be lawless and it would also have unforeseeable consequences as all wars do before they begin. despite the fact there will be more than a week until congress meets to decide on syria intervention the u.s. military in the region already waiting for the green light to strike its naval forces in the mediterranean now number five destroyers and an amphibious assault craft with hundreds of marines aboard officials stress the troops aren't part of a

should attack syria richard becker from the antiwar answer coalition says the u.s. doesn't have a legal basis or authority to punish damascus first of all it doesn't it defies logic that the assad government would have used chemical weapons at exactly the moment that they were winning and the u.n. inspectors were there but secondly even if that that had happened the united states does not have the authority it's not the pull the cop of the world to be able to go in and attack any country and syria has not threatened and cannot threaten the united states if they launch a war it would not only be reckless it would also be lawless and it would also have unforeseeable consequences as all wars do before they begin. despite that it'll be more than a week till congress meets to decide on syria intervention the u.s. military in the region already waiting for the green light to strike its naval forces in the mediterranean now number five destroyers and in fifty assault ship with hundreds of marines aboard officials stress the troops aren't part of a military buildup and it's