bragg had no choice but to rereceipt from him rosecrans thought bragg was in head long retreat. and he really wasn't. in fact he was about to be reinforced by trps from mississippi and froops from the army of northern virginia. which thanks to general gordon meade didn't have a lot to do to fend off old gordon after getties rk -- sorry that was kind of a low blow. the confederates showing a much better strategic sense of importance of cooperation across theaters brought those men in, achieved numerical superiority every oh the union foes and thanks to a terrible, terrible mistake on the second day of the battle drove rosecrans and his men from the feemd in disarray only general george h thomas remaining on the field to salvage the battle for the union side. rosecrans would retire chattanooga and he would again prepare for the siege that ensued from the confederate forces fort fie energetically. he would make plans to open up supply lines. he had again issues with a supply line cut by superior confederate cavalry. looked kind of bad. it was a bad situation. and he really wanted t

bragg. >> so we asked them if diamond had any access to any weapons.said that he loaned diamond his personal pistol. >> which just happened to be a .9 millimeter berretta pistol, the same kind of gun that killed marty theer. >> john diamond had actually borrowed the gun from him during the timeframe when the murder occurred, john diamond had possession of it. >> detectives were convinced diamond not only had access to a gun, but maybe even the actual murder weapon. did he still have it? well, apparently not. because just a short time after cops went to the home of diamond's army buddy asking about that gun, diamond made a phone call to ft. bragg and reported that his car, which he claimed to have left in the base parking lot, had been broken into and one of the things stolen from it was a .9 millimeter handgun. >> when we got there the passenger door had already been open and there was a pile of glass sitting next to the rocker panel on the passenger's side. if you look on the inside, there was very little glass. >> what did that tell you? >> he had th

foreign minister jeremy hunt in the party's leadership contest by a 2 to one margin a champion of bragg's it johnson and his to mulch with rise to power were fueled by his pledge to take britain out of the e.u. deal or no deal his backers expect him to deliver on that promise after taking the reins from theresa may tomorrow. boris johnson is elected as the leader of the conservative think of. the results came as no surprise boris johnson won almost twice as many votes as his rival jeremy hunt. after a boisterous campaign has except in speech struck i consider trey note thank you very much the way everybody thank you. for you being friendly you've been a good make should you be the front of excellent ideas all of which i propose to steal. and above all i want to thank going lida to reason with her extraordinary service to this party and to this country the country johnson inherits is mired in deep political crisis is most important task and a major challenge will be delivering what his predecessor could not for we're going to get brits dug on october 31st to take advantage of all the oppor

drives bragg's army out of middle tennessee. he feels miffed that stanton implies this is not as important as the battle of vicksburg and gettysburg. again, rosecrans would pause. again he would try to patience of stanton and even lincoln who was his sincere friend throughout this whole thing. unfortunately, for rosecrans and lincoln and washington, they were completely caught off guard when he made his next movement to capture the important city of ch chattanooga. he thought he was in headlong retreat and he really wasn't. he was about to be re-enforced by troops from mississippi and from the army of norton, virginia. the confederates showing a much better strategic sense of cooperation across theaters. brought those men. thanks to a terrible, terrible mistake on the second day of the battle drove rosecrans and his men from the field in disarray. only general george h. thomas remaining on the field to salvage the battle for the union side. rosecrans would retire and he would prepare for the siege that ensued. he would fortify e

because it's in need of new partners it needs to make bragg's it worthwhile if you want because they need to forge new trade relationships with other parts of the world and the u.s. would be the most important partner for for the u.k. so really the next prime minister has his hands full not just with brakes of the bill also to sort out this relationship with it with the united states and in the meantime we sold our know who leaked those sensitive memories that bridget marsh reporting from london thank you so very much. now it's a new york city because that city is in full party mode as the u.s. national soccer team ever turned home for with the greatest trophy in the game the world cup well the team made its way through the channel in light streets of lower manhattan financial district where the great and the good have been celebrated and tickertape parades for more than a century the u.s. team beat the netherlands in the world cup final on sunday and have been heralded as game changers for the way they push themselves and the equal pay issue in sport. you're washing to go unused tha

parliament before giving her resignation to the queen top of johnson's agenda will be delivering bragg's it as he's promised an tensions with iran as well as mending the relationship with president donald trump following the controversy over the leaked memo criticizing him we cannot go to westminster or jonah is live for us so jonah boris johnson has given himself an october and deadline promising to do what it took the departure of terrorism in 3 years to do how likely is it that he's going to accomplish what he set out to do with regards to briggs it. yeah and in just $100.00 days 3 months he's got to do it the boris johnson's team will tell you that's realistic boris johnson himself will probably later on today so the country that he believes that's realistic and as we speak he's trying to fill his cabinet at least the senior posts in his cabinet with people who agree with him that they also think that it's realistic but if you look at the detail of it well it's not so clear he said that he will take britain out of the e.u. by october the 31st deal or no deal the only way he'll get a

this is the day of your news live from berlin horse drawn sun wants brussels to reopen the braggs to deal. with crude agreement negotiated by my producer has been 3 targets rejected by the spanish it's all that should be built to this poland and to this country. but he also says he's preparing britain to crash out of the e.u. without a deal. also coming up and urgent pleas for help from 2 sisters tonight after fleeing oppression and abuse in their native saudi arabia they're hoping social media can help them find asylum. and an extreme heat wave in europe puts iceland's a vanishing glaciers back in the spotlight we'll meet a photographer who's sounding the alarm over his country's disappearing ice fields . i'm sumi so misconducts good to have you with us the u.k.'s new prime minister boris johnson has delivered his 1st address to parliament he offered a sweeping optimistic vision of a britain outside the e.u. he outlined his approach to bragg's it rejecting the current divorce deal as an acceptable and appealing to brussels to reopen the go. at the same time he made it clear he's not

of austerity because of the braggs it paralysis that we're in i feel that you know in posts briggs's britain people have given themselves the permission to criticize to bully to vocalize their hate to anything that they deem the other u.k. back blackborough it is them or would you make of the we reflect the home office so they will want the people who did with the horse to the wind. promoting a beauty rhodes kudos to you cable out pride for doing that i mean. you know as a person of british pakistani faith i am aware of pakistani asylum seekers for example that come to my clubs that come to my shows that i have to go through hurrying experiences of claiming asylum in the u.k. i mean having to prove that their eligibility you know the home office believe that if you're outgoing partying pink t. shirt gay boy then you must be gay but if you're a gay boy that has a beard that you know doesn't speak english very well that identifies as a muslim then you can't you not gain enough to live in the u.k. they can be deported exactly they can be deported to countries especially you know my home

also expect the brits to vote in favor of fundal line because she made such a strong stance on on bragg's it saying here in this speech also she is ready ready to push the withdrawal date even further back if there is a if there is a good reason for that and you can imagine what would happen in parliament when she said that because you have many bright city years in there are a lot of booing but it will get her the votes of the social democrats of the u.k. who are in favor some of them at least of no bragg's it at all so you can see she played her cards quite well mixing it with her personal story makes it with the fact that she's the 1st woman candidate for the european commission presidency by all accounts she really did the right thing here. and you know it's interesting because that's the view from from the european level but melinda here at home we do see some social democrats criticizing the opposition to fund alliance of the kind of to say frankly we see them see sawing back and forth sigma gabriele the former party leader the former foreign minister said shortly after this backroo

deliver breaks it and morning of a showdown with the european union and if it ends up being a no deal bragg's it we now know who boris johnson will blame i went off in berlin this is the day. the officer needs him out of brutal thing up to 3 years of indecision but this country has become a prisoner in this nation not even the president is of a look to those critics but of a total exoneration if you actually totally exonerate the person. the doctors the doomsday has the glooms to our investigation found that the russian government interfered with our election in sweeping systematic fashion that we prepare for the remote possibility the brussels refuses any to negotiate this deserves the attention of every american and we're going to fulfill the repeated promises of tolerance to the people that the president was not in sculpting. exculpated. for the actions he allegedly committed and come out of the e.u. to look terrible the 31st new waves or bought city you could charge the president and states with obstruction of justice after he left office yes. also coming up tonight this weekend berlin wi

this is e w news live from birth lead boris johnson calls on brussels to reopen the braggs it deal. with the group of 3 would negotiate to try my previous answer has been 3 times rejected by the stars it's too dark to boot to this caller. and to discuss. but he also said that he is preparing to crash out of the e.u. with out a deal to get reaction and analysis from london. also coming up celebrations on the streets of puerto rico after governor we cardozo you know announced his resignation it comes after the week of chat messages between him and members of his administration that revealed a shocking contempt for the public and harris has a record breaking temperatures of 41 degrees celsius as the heat wave spreads across europe and people do their best to stay cool. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program the u.k.'s new prime minister boris johnson has just given his 1st address to parliament offering a sweeping optimistic vision of a britain outside of the e.u. he outlined his approach to bragg's it rejecting the current divorce deal as unacceptable and appealing to brussels to reop

of 2 things one is this hardening of the left and right and the gulf between them amidst all the braggs it chaos here in the u.k. and the 2nd is that there's a sense that the u.k. could be in store for another general election before the year is out because boris johnson and jeremy hunt have both been kind of trying to out bragg's at each other on the campaign trail both saying that the u.k. has to leave the e.u. by the end of that deadline deadline with or without a deal and that if. parliament is against that a general election might be the only way out of that so it's looking increasingly likely like there could be something more realistic and then jeremy corbin has much more of a chance of potentially becoming prime minister so the fact that jeremy hunt is using this type of language perhaps more on these in the conservative court is that the the brags that turmoil may have led some people to be more attracted to labor as an alternative option and of course jeremy corbyn has been a lifelong campaigner for palestinian rights but many say that he's failed to root out anti-semitism wit

under this commander in chief, with the courage of our delta force out at fort bragg, our orces capturedast person from isis in syria. and this president kept a promise with four of his predecessors in the white house when he moved the american embassy to jerusalem, the apital of the state of israel. he promised our veterans access to the real-time, world-class health care that you earned in the uniform of the united states, and thanks to president trump, leadership, we reformed the v.a. and now veterans' choice is available to veterans all across america. cheers and applause] and this president promised to give the men and women of law enforcement the resources and the respect that they deserve every single day. and he's done it. [cheers and applause] and that includes the courageous men and women of customs and border protection and i.c.e. [applause] under president trump's leadership, i'm proud to report we made historic investments in border security. thanks to his strong stand, mexico's doing more than ever before and apprehensions at our southern border are down by 28% in just the

seemed the british establishment was not happy at all with what donald trump wanted to do regarding bragg's it or russia or even iran and quite clearly it makes sense why the british were involved in this operation it's a little bit surely when trump was actually elected when you dry in the get the meeting between dres i'm a little trump to the u.k. took a keen interest in me and i explained in my book along with russia always coming up in conversations with the u.k. stablish men's my ties to israel and cyprus were obviously the u.k. has tremendous security political and economic interests cyprus seem to be. the point in which alexander downer stuff on help or to buy a cell would and many of these operatives would intersect and when obviously donald trump was elected president after i had been probed by the u.k. for months they asked me to pass along 3 some a's letter of congratulations to president elect trump which i did so clearly the british were keeping tabs not only on me i assume but others and that's what's being called into question but i'm not sure what the russians actually did b

promise he's going to do which is to leave the problem to the 1st cause finding a way out of the braggs a quagmire and staying in power that may be rather more difficult than johnson cares to witness. did every london correspondent charlotte fox is standing in front of 10 downing street and joins me from their shiny u.s. president dollar trump has given a ringing endorsement to bars johnson calling him britain's donald schon how the people of britain feel about this and how they are reacting to the fact that boris johnson will occupy the house behind you by this evening. well i'm not sure boris johnson himself would agree with that statement from trump supporters here in britain. of boris johnson extatic they are saying he brings the right optimism and energy to the to the jobs to finally move the country out of the standstill his critics on the other hand saying that he's unfocused unfit for the office of prime minister and i think this overall reflects the opinions in society that are very polarized on the one hand people are saying well there is a prime minister now that will finally

allow the man who led the campaign for braggs it will now have to deliver it boris johnson has won the race to lead the u.k.'s governing conservative party and will become prime minister on wednesday he has vowed to take the u.k. out of the e.u. by the end of october do or die but johnson needs to unite to divided party and an even more polarized nation need baka reports. it was a 2 horse race but there's only ever being one front runner boris johnson demolished his rival foreign secretary jeremy hunt with double the number of votes to become leader of the conservatives and on wednesday the country has now repair a party and a nation torn apart by bricks it deliver bricks it unite the country and defeat jeremy corbett. a new front somewhere who was already pointed out that deliver you night and defeat was not the perfect acronym for an election campaign since you are pushing its bills dud but they forgot the final easy my friends either energize and i say i say to all the doctors dude we are going to energize the country we're going to get bricks it done on october 3rd he was going to

s have just made it more difficult for the next prime minister to push through a no deal bragg's it by suspending parliament a majority of m.p.'s have just voted for an amendment that will ensure parliament stays open in the run up to the october 31st deadline for braggs it joan how joins us live from london journos so they've basically further tied what is frankly to be the next prime minister boris johnson's hands right. yes exactly this is a crucial moment i think for the house of commons particularly for opponents of a no deal breaks it these 2 amendments passed by a comfortable majority they're both pretty similar amendments including senior ministers abstaining in other words not voting with the government including the chancellor for the pam and and all of this happening as the conservative party leadership contest and does its final days boris johnson all but assured of taking over from to reserve a next week and with his every public utterance johnson seems to be pushing this country further and further down the road towards a no deal breaker which many warned would be economi

just countries to avoid further conflict and repeats a familiar refrain that along with a disorderly bragg's it and escalation in trade tensions remains the main short term risk to the global economy. growing concerns over climate change especially among europeans are prompting some travelers to reconsider air travel a few are actually acting air traffic in europe grew again in 2018 as it did around the globe it leaves a lot of work to be done for a group of european activists they're asking travelers to pledge not to fly next year at all. 100000 that's how many people come pain in my whole thing wants to pledge not to fly in 2020 but they only have to follow through if she reaches the targets. hussein gave up flying 10 years ago says she's convinced 4 and a half 1000 others to do the same the people who sign up they have to feel engaged in this and try to convince people around them and i think that will be in thier the kill say when. come to see a growing number of people in europe are choosing not to fly in sweden the movement has become known as feet of flights. environmental activists l

your news lot from boris johnson wants brussels to reopen the braggs a deal. with broad agreement negotiated by my previous has been 3 times rejected by this house it's told newsarama checked the bill for this fall and. into this country. but he also.

whatever happens bragg's it or no breaks it even during breaks it. always welcome the british as partners but just like we've been doing for hundreds of years. still portugal wants to protect its tourism center by reducing its dependence on british tourists there's also a shift away from the algarve. seeing the best grows in regions which are less tourism centered it means we're projecting an image of portugal which is very diverse which can be visited the whole year round. growth outside of the traditional tourist hotspots is decisive for portugal's future the boom of recent years has often brought the algarve and the capital lisbon to the limits of what they can handle. 3 or 4 fabulous years behind us with 12 to 15 percent growth. and that we have neither the infrastructure the know how nor the qualified staff to keep growing as strongly as it wouldn't be good. but there's no letup in sight for the algarve yet latest figures show advance british bookings picking up again raising hopes the state's advertising campaign could be paying off and million

vision of a golden age for a global britain elde side of the european union he outlined his approach to bragg said rejecting the current divorce to your calling it unacceptable and he appealed to brussels to reopen rights in negotiations but e.u. chief john paul younger he has already told the new british prime minister that the current deal cannot be changed or does that even matter or is johnson has made it clear he is not afraid of a no deal brecht's a minister. a forthright boris johnson making his 1st address to parliament as prime minister he repeated his promise to execute briggs by october 31st under any circumstances. i would prefer to leave the e.u. with a deal i would much prefer. i believe that it is possible even at this late stage and i would not try to make it happen. but certain things need to be clear the withdrawal agreement negotiated by my previous answer has been 3 times rejected by this house its terms on acceptable to this parliament and to this country but we take european union he says should rethink its refusal to renegotiate remain to us we must turbo charge all pre

finding a way out of the braggs a quagmire and staying in power that may be rather more difficult than johnson cares to admit i. how's the news being received where you are this morning as people prepare. to become the new occupant in those rooms. well friends and fans of course are ecstatic about the news that he will move into number 10 downing street today they were praising after. victory speech his optimism and his. thinking about the standstill of the past months and that there is finally a new energy in downing street to see things through to get things moving here in the u.k. we've also heard from critics of course saying boris johnson way too colorful figure he is not detail oriented enough and he is generally unfit to be prime minister. especially from the opposition not from within the party so far overall i think the public there have been new polls and his favor ability is low. but of course it comes with his character he's a very divisive figure here in great britain we can't say for sure it is going to be a huge day for himself he's been working towards getting into the

that green force is exactly what he was saying the country is still really divided over the issue of bragg's it. absolutely i'm rita and what is very interesting it's now it's been 3 years since the referendum since the u.k. decided to leave the european union 3 years since theresa may has been in office now theresa may has tried to make the u.k. she has gone to brussels she has negotiated over the past couple of years a withdrawal agreement that would have taken the u.k. out of the european union it's kind of the divorce paper that sets the terms for divorce for leaving she presented this drawl agreement to parliament 3 times and it was rejected 3 times for different kinds of reasons so now 3 years after the referendum the u.k. is still in the european union and many people are very upset with you mentioned before the banner people asking for a 2nd referendum basically to reaffirm that commitment if still the the great number in society the majority still wants to leave the european union and polls tell us very different stories if that is still the case but i think the overall mood and bri

does a page letter had a chapter where she said that she would do anything in her power to avoid bragg's that basically and that is something that goes down well with the social democrats of great britain not with other parties but with the social democrats it does so she can expect some votes from them we really don't have that much opposition anymore within the social democrats except from the austrians and also when you saw the report you know it from the germans that really seem to be. absolutely convinced that they need to vote against was offended and come tomorrow if the if an ally and she loses this vote do the european leaders do they have another surprise candidate up their sleeves that they can pull out we do know that if does not make it the post of commission president or the next suggestion at least from the leaders will again be a conservative somebody from the european peoples party so even if the social democrats the german social democrats in this case prevent funded lyondell have another conservative candidate after that. right next off and on the story for us in straw

and johnson got straight down to work looking to brussels suggesting that if it came to a no deal bragg's it it would be because of the e.u. is not and it is of course vital at the same time that we prepare for the remote possibility the brussels refuses any further to negotiate and we are forced to come out with no deal not because we want that outcome. but to get to 10 downing street johnson 1st had to visit the queen to get the traditional nod of approval from the reigning monarch the queen also had to say farewell to the outgoing prime minister. before leaving for buckingham palace to officially resigned her post to raise and i also had a few words for the press. i repeat my warm congratulations to boris on winning the conservative leadership election i wish him and the government he will be every good fortune in the months and years ahead. their successes will be our country's successes and i hope that they will be many. and she had a special message directed to the country's next generation this is a country of aspiration and opportunity. and i hope that every young girl who has see

don't know yet who gets his job we know that donald trump would actually like to have niger faraj mr bragg said here in the u.k. but he himself has said that he is not the right man for the job no really this is a very sensitive role because britain will be has to have to be working very closely with the u.s. of course as always this special relationship deep historical ties between the 2 countries but with this spat this really full blown diplomatic spat that now has reached highest levels it's a very sensitive decision that will most likely be made by the next prime minister and most likely be made by boris johnson what is the state of the bilateral relationship and how special is that special relationship today. well i mean this is really a big blow for it's reason maybe because she has done everything she can she could in order to well to to strengthen the tallies with the u.s. she has just a month ago faced a lot of criticism for rolling out the red carpet to donald trump with a full grown state visit and there were a lot of people here in the u.k. that were protesting against donald

this is deja vu news live from berlin for strawson wants brussels to reopen the braggs a deal. with group agreement negotiated by my predecessor has been 3 charmes rejected by the stars it's told me that on the changeable to this poland and to this country . but he also says he's preparing britain to crash out of the e.u. without a deal it will get an update from london. also coming up all across europe temperatures are rising and records falling several countries reach all time highs for a 2nd straight day and 1000000 struggled to keep cool as a dangerous heat wave scorches the continent. plus a record fine for facebook the u.s. tops the firm with a $5000000000.00 penalty for repeatedly violating users' privacy will the company now change its behavior after years of broken promises. i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us. the u.k.'s new prime minister boris johnson has delivered his 1st address to parliament he offered a sweeping optimistic vision of a britain outside the e.u. he outlined his approach to brags that we're checking out the current divorce deal as una

prime minister has a challenging time ahead especially on foreign policy top of the agenda will be bragg's it tensions with iran and mending the case relationship with the united states following a leaked memo that criticized president donald trump we can now go to westminster jonah hall is live for us jonah boris has promised to do what terrorism a couldn't do in 3 years he says he'll do it in 3 months with regards to.

working on this for quite some time but you know i was confronted with reality on the reality of bragg's it isn't bombast and it isn't rhetoric the reality is a 2 stage process and withdrawal which is done and dusted as far as your opinion is concerned either take it or you leave it on the 2nd is the future agreement the future trade agreement how we interact with britain outside of the e.u. on some leaders around. the european union including angela merkel last week is that what we focus a bit more on that future agreement can we give britain more can make it look like being outside and you know the side you will be trying to process and then we can then perhaps sideline this this backstop this is been the issue over the years this notion that the current to start is quote on the island of our own between the north of ireland which belongs to the united kingdom on the republic which is independent. status promos not be in any way damaged as a result of brags that even if there's no deal breaks at the end of the recent anything resembling a trade agreement that the status quo must be pre

prime minister has a challenging time ahead especially on foreign policy top of the agenda will be bragg's it tensions with iran and mending the case relationship with the united states following a leaked memo that criticized president donald trump we can now go to westminster hall is live for us jonah boris has promised to do what terrorism i couldn't do in 3 years he says he'll do it in 3 months with regards to break that how realistic is that. well. there are a number of threes in the briggs it story did via boris johnson becomes the 3rd breaks it prime minister after david cameron and to reason may he's promised as you say to take britain out of the e.u. top of the 31st deal or no deal how realistic is that well look at the deal aspect of it 1st he would have to resurrect a reason may's deal passed through this house of commons unsuccessfully 3 times he'd have to get rid of the hated northern ireland back stop that he's there to prevent a hard border on the island of ireland well that's the one thing that the european union has vowed that he does not prepared to do it would mean puttin

the agenda for the new prime minister will be appointing a new cabinet one that will ensure his own braggsa deadline of october 31 is met several ministers have already quit their refusing to be part of johnson's government. we have 2 correspondents covering the transition a pair and the u.k. jonah hall is just south side of the house of parliament that's where the outgoing prime minister tourism is taking questions for m.p.'s for the very last time but 1st let's go to lawrence lee who is in downing street for us laurent spores johnson a very controversial man a man with many incarnations what kind of a leader does it look like it's shaping up to be. well i think i think that's the question that we're all waiting to. find out the answer to to be to be frank about this is as you say is in some senses a metropolitan liberal believes in the sort of soft form of conservatism in terms of things like social policy and that's why his hardline attitude on bret's it is come as such of us tries to sue so many of his colleagues because there was a point not very long ago when you can few can find vid

out for the liberals didn't fly we heard other names for example michelle had on you who was the bragg's it negotiator for the e.u. commission didn't fly so. whatever you think it was enough when the lion she was the only one who mustered a majority in the council all right our correspondent max half an hour with the european parliament there in strasbourg their ball now moves to the parliament's court all right max thank you very much we'll talk to a bit later in the evening. and let's go back to our political correspondent thomas ferro here in berlin thomas we've been talking about was left on the line we heard max just say there she was the only candidate really who was the compromise between everyone no e.u. leaders there in europe would tell us more about her position here in germany how she's seen you mentioned before that she's very her post and defense minister her time as defense minister has been very controversial tell us more about that the fact that she got she managed that she managed to become that compromise figure has to do obviously with her profile the fact that she's

the european union says it will not renegotiate the braggs it would draw agreement with the u.k.'s new prime minister you commission president john called you could told boris johnson over the phone the existing deal is the best the only one chance to make his 1st statement to parliament on thursday and said he will get an improved agreement. our mission is to deliver british on the 31st of all turn down for the purpose of uniting and reenergizing our great united kingdom and making this country the greatest place. on earth. the u.s. secretary of state might pompei remains optimistic that he can still work with north korea despite its resumption of missile tests on player says he hopes to start a new round of talks next month that's after pyongyang launched 2 new short range ballistic missiles on wednesday they were the 1st test since may the us government will resume executing prisoners after a 16 year hiatus all executions since 2003 have been carried out of the state level they were 25 last year attorney general william bar has now made the decision to reinstate the death penal

kilometers to get here mountains wants to know why they would go on a journey like that and julian bragg says he looks forward to the event because there's something new every year it's almost a duty to come here the lights on the show who came from copeland's in germany that's at least 780 kilometers or more so why does she do it michelle tells him it's to get ideas and to see what else is going on but there's also a great feeling of community owes them shouldn't amount to spots these fans from festival not too far from cologne thorsten pistor isn't bothered by the weather he says the atmosphere is great he's been here for over a week is part of a fan club so there's no question about toughing it out he's also here on behalf of the other members. and not just his torso will be fine he spotted a heated seats in his d.t.i. but that's not all it has a massage function. that's one way to survive the endless motorcade in the otherwise quiet community one thousands of g.t.a. i fancy arrived many of the locals clean the directors a. as much as is just found out there are people from all over a

bragg, north carolina. general frank mckenzie, the top u.s. commander for the middle east, is here because they could be the vanguard for the new war with iran. what are they defending out here? >> as you know, we're in the middle of prince sultan air base. >> reporter: it has a 10,000-foot runway and space for hundreds of aircraft. to begin with the u.s. will bring in a squadron of top of the line inform stealth fighters, but this base is capable of handling much, much more than that. how many planes could you bring in here? >> there have been a lot in the past. i won't get into the details. but you can bring in as many as you want. >> this is the eve of 1990, the eve of the first gulf war. that war was against iraq. now nearly 30 years later the u.s. and its allies are locked in a cycle of rising tensions with iran. >> so when you look at the capabilities here, it looks like this is the beginning of preparations for if these tensions turn into a war. >> well, i'd prefer to say it like this. we're not going to be cowered by iranian manufactur