>> well it's so multilayered and complex, brianna.ou really have this sunni insurgency that is being currently dominated by isis, the islamic state of iraq and syria it most certainly is pitting the sunni population that has been feeling really disenfranchised, by the prime minister's form of governance, viewing his policies as being geared towards the shia majority, his shia base, his politics incredibly polarizing and really ripping this country apart. along sectarian lines. so it looks like it might be sunni versus shia, at this stage. but like everything that happens in this battlefield, again it's a very multi-layered tapestry of different things intersecting within one another. the sunnis that are currently seeming to be fighting alongside isis do not subscribe to their ideology. and some of the leadership amongst the sunni politicians, they will tell thaw what they're really looking for is a more even balance of power when it comes to baghdad. why are they allying with isis? well perhaps it is because they are hoping that this

>> good afternoon, brianna. well, israelis will certainly welcome this statement from the president. it is very strongly worded. but they'll also ask the question what's not in the statement. what is not in the statement is any retreat or even intimation of a retreat from the very swift american recognition of the unity government between hamas and fatah. and the israeli government had strongly objected to that unity government. it still objected to that government. now you have hamas implicit in these three terrible murders being recognized as part of a government with fatah. there was no hint of retreating from that in the president's position and beyond that, israel is now going to probably take military action against hamas. president did not support that the military action. on the contrary, he called for restraint on the part of all parties. >> yes. that's certainly something you know the in that statement. when we hear the prime minister saying that hamas will pay and you say military action appearing lik

if you haven't, please go to brianna's facebook page, brianna vance, and look at it. she asked if anyone had cell phone service or access to please call 911 and an ambulance to her yellow house to save her daddy. now, she thought, had enough presence about her during this very trying, emotional time. when you see the video, i think it will plainly speak for itself. thankfully someone saw her post and a rescue team was able to save the three victims, including her father. because of that facebook. when all other options failed, brianna didn't give up. she still had presence of thought and her desire to help her father and his friends. because of her sharp witt and resourcefulness, her father is alive and recovering today. just in time, as we just finished up father's day, together with his daughter this past weekend. mr. president, i'm so proud of brianna and i know her family and community are as well as can be expected. and if you have situations not just in west virginia but in your own state of ohio and all over this great country, we have family -- family bond suc

>> very good question, brianna.s administration has not been averse from using military force when it needs to. it also has some repair work to do with our congress because they haven't necessarily bridged those two authorities as effectively as they could. at this point i don't know what type of congressional support we would get to do almost anything in iraq. so if you want to keep maliki's government viable and you don't want to have it in a situation where it has to flee baghdad and now it's elsewhere and one of those locations could be in exile in tehran, that would be a horrible outcome, the president is going to have to act, the administration is going to have to act pretty swiftly in order to get something done because right now the bleeding is immense and iraq needs the help. >> and we imagine the administration's decision will come in the next few days. major general james spider marks, thank you so much. >> important information there, brianna. that's for sure. >>> coming up on "new day," bowe bergdahl ba

i think it's moved on in the democratic party and it's certainly moved on in the country. >> brianna,s rollout feels like a very successful campaign rollout, perhaps not to be snarky, a little more successful than her last campaign rollout. but -- >> and the joy of that. thank you so much, jake. i appreciate it so much. >> but what's interesting, they brought some clinton hands on board. tommy vetor is working for clinton on this. >> yeah. and i think that's for a few reasons. one, that bridges the gap with the white house and also he was at the white house when benghazi happened. so he knows the script on it, right? but i also think that it's because one of the narratives that is being pushed by the hillary camp, which i just feel pretty comfortable saying at this point, is that there was this sort of team of rivals, as they have put it, that has become an unrivaled teen. that is what i have said. it's one of the talking points that has come out, one of the canned ones. but this isn't the only -- we've also seen a lot of former obama folks who have gone certainly to support hillary c

joining me now, "the new york times," nick, gloria and brianna, if she announces later she is not running it just means her campaign is over because she is already running. listen, any campaign is no doubt going to have its problems. is it the kickoff to 2016? >> look, i think this is a different hillary clinton than i saw in 2007, 2008. this is somebody who is not sitting there and saying i have a lifetime of experience and trying to say you know, her experience as a senator, first lady. makes it right to be president. what she did was she talked about her life in this interview. she made it very clear that she is over a lot of the stuff she has been through in her life. at one point she said you know, i'm done with that. she emphasized her being a woman, which we did not hear in 2007, 2008. when she was asked about putin she said i've heard it is not the first male leader who has made sexist comments like that. >> you're giving away my sound bites, gloria. >> oh, i'm sorry, we picked the same bites, this was somebody sort of like i've been through it. i've been there, and done that. i d

brianna keilar is joining me from washington now. being able to afford her mortgages. mortgages. there's a plural there. >> that's right. more than one. she was in debt, actually, the family was, until 2004, according to her financial disclosures. but two houses, indeed. one in new york, one here in washington, d.c.. not unusual for an ex-president, senator, or perhaps secretary of state. but most americans do not enjoy multiple residents and they are highlighting what some are calling her first highly anticipated book rollout. hillary clinton in an interview with abc news found herself in the awkward position of defending her wealth. >> we came out of the white house not only dead broke but in debt. we had no money when we got there and we struggled to, you know, piece together the resources for mortgages for houses, for chelsea's education. >> reporter: houses, plural. clinton's opponents jumped on that shamelessly out of touch the rnc declared. america rising, the anti-leading super pac tweeted pictures of their multimillion dolla

brianna keilar is back with me tonight.tions doesn't she want to ask 1234. >> there are a number of them. some of them have to do with benghazi. she doesn't feel great about revisiting the '90s and monica lewinsky but she is prepared to do. that and as the democratic front runner she is in the republican cro crosshairs. so this book tour give her a chance to flex those political mussels and to try out a message for a presidential run. after decades in the political spotlight, hillary clinton comes with an entourage of issues and controversies and her critics have every intention of keeping them in the spotlight. she is a pin yeah that for the conservatives on the drudge report. carl rove raising issues of her health and a fall she took. >> she had a serious episode, a serious health episode. >> reporter: add to that her age. if elect shed would be the second oldest president in history, younger only than ronald reagan. >> i wish him well. >> reporter: and then there is monica lewinsky, writing in "vanity fair" that she foun

eastern, a fewer hours from now, brianna. how might today's arrest, this capture of this terror suspect, affect the dynamics of what's going to take place at the museum where you? >> i definitely think it's going to come up. hillary clinton will of course welcome the arrest. i also think because it increases the chance that whatever she says on benghazi really makes a whole lot more news, that part might not be very welcome from her. polls show americans view her time at the state department as very positive. when you look at the issue of benghazi, that is a bruise on her resume. to that -- to that, i think she doesn't want to be talking about it a whole lot. so right now when you look at the polls, in fact, cnn's poll that was just out yesterday, 55% of americans are dissatisfied with how she handled benghazi. 50% dissatisfied with the obama administration. but overall, they're pretty pleased with her on all types of domestic and international issues. so this is really the one for her that kind of stands out as a negative. >

i'm brianna keeler. between ukraine and russian troops, could a cease fire be in the works? the president seems to think so reporting that president vladimir putin and ukraine's president just agreed to discuss a cease fire. the turn around doesn't end there. also came face to face today. a quick and

here's cnn senior political correspondent brianna keilar. >> hi there, van.nton's much anticipated book, "hard choices" out officially on tuesday and in some of the excerpts we see a break between hillary clinton and president obama on some issues of foreign policy. for instance, on syria, clinton details wanting to initially arm the rebels. something that president obama was not in favor of and has not done. she says to

brianna brought up the generational perhaps divide on this.look at it from the perspective of the fact she was a young woman in a man's world in the south. and she was new to the area. she was assigned this case by a judge and she felt that even an objective articles she had no choice but to take it. the question then becomes, did she have a choice to go beyond that and in the affidavit what many will view as blaming the victim, going for the jugular in a way a good attorney should do to do whatever they can for their client, but when you're talking about something as incredibly sensitive and incredibly explosive as rape, especially when it's not about being a lawyer but a potician, so much of this will depend on how she frames it right now and whether she says i was young. i'm looking at my older self back as my younger self i wouldn't have done that. >> team clinton did not have a comment on this. >> to your point about your older self reaching out to your younger self. i understand where she was assigned being asked to take this case for le

our senior political correspondent brianna keilar is here. book tour just getting ready. the criticism already getting ready. >> certainly. and this time, this criticism came, wolf, as she defended the millions that she's earned in speaking fees in the last year. and republicans are making sure to highlight what some are calling her first gaffe of this book rollout. hillary clinton in an interview with abc news found herself in the awkward position of defending her wealth. >> we came out of the white house not only dead broke, but in debt. we had no money when we got there, and we struggled to, you know, piece together the resources for mortgages, for houses, for chelsea's education. >> reporter: houses, plural. clinton's opponents jumped on that. shamelessly out of touch, the rnc declared. america rising, the leading anti-hillary superpac tweeted pictures of the multimillion dollar home and hamptons vacation rental, republicans trying to use clinton's two houses against her the way democrats used john mccain's seven houses against him. >> wh

senior political correspondent brianna keilar is here to talk more about this.orning. >> reporter: good morning to you, carol. in these interviews hillary clinton is giving as her book rolls out, seems less about groundbreaking revolutionrevolu revelations and making connections with women, when it comes to votes in a possible 2016 presidential election. the other thing we notice, this morning on "good morning america," hillary clinton doing a little bit of cleanup after a misstep in her interview last night with diane sawyer. hillary clinton in an interview with abc news found herself in the awkward position of defending her wealth. >> we came out of the white house not only dead broke but in debt. we had no money when we got there and struggled to piece together the resources for mortgages for houses, for chelsea's education. >> reporter: houses, plural. clinton's opponents jumped on that, shamelessly out of touch, rnc declared. the rising super hillary pac tweeted pictures of the two multimillion dollar homes and hamptons vacation rental. that mistake aside,

the area was without cell phone signals so 10 year old brianna posted a video on facebook asking forambulance. he notice the situation could have been whole lot worse. >> if she would have been a little bit longer it would have hit her. the pain of burying one of my children i could not bear that. i can handle this. >> vans is expected to make full recovery. brianna was glad to have her dad home and safe for father's day. >>> elementary school children in new jersey obtained their reading goal. >> tonight they replied their reward. shawnette wilson complains why it got their principal so nervous. >> reporter: this looks like a night of camping for fun but for michael murphy it's a payoff to his students for winning a big challenge. >> we had a reading contest we made our goal. so then he was going to camp o out. >> we had to read a lot of boo books. >> give a dog donut. >> these students at john q p f. kennedy in berlin township love to read. in fact they read 3500 books altogether just this month alo alone. and in turn their principal let them pick their row war. >> i'm pretty nervo

the area was without cell phone signals 10 year old brianna post add video on facebook asking for anance. vans notice the situation could have been worse. >> if she would have been a little bit longer it would have hit her. the pain of burying one of my child i could not bear that. i can handle this. >> van social security expected to make a full recovery. brianna was glad to have her dad home for father's day. >> the 2014 special owe limb games are now underway in new jersey. and it is a dream come true for some 3500 athletes participating in this year's games. the excitement and the energy is truly contagious and fox 29's sharon crowley joining us live at the college of new jersey where athletes hit the basketball court today. hey, sharon. >> reporter: listening it has been such a great day, dawn. i have to tell you, the weather cooperated. the athletes have so much enthusiasm and behind me i don't know if you can see it but it looks like a reply calf the jersey shore because that's what it's intended to do. let the athletes and their family and friends below off a little steam aft

was called bush's brain in one of the books written about him, and i wish him well. >> reporter: brianna keilar, cnn, washington. >>> still to come in the "newsroom," hundreds of undocumented children getting bused to a border patrol facility in arizona. it is a move that's left arizona's governor furious and calling out the obama administration over its immigration policy. nick valencia is following the story for us. good morning. >> governor jan brewer is furious at what many, including her, are calling a humanitarian crisis. i'm nick valencia, i'll have that story coming up in the cnn "newsroom." shocked when we show themare where they're getting the acid, and what those acids can do to the enamel. there's only so much enamel on a tooth, and everybody needs to do something about it now if they want to preserve their teeth. i recommend pronamel because it helps strengthen the tooth and makes it more resistant to acid breakdown. we want to be healthy and strong through the course of our life, and by using pronamel every day, just simply using it as your toothpaste, you know you will hav

cnn's senior correspondent brianna keilar is in washington with more.to you, carol. you can say this took a while, but hillary clinton finally gave the answer to the wealth question that she probably should have given from the start. >> you're in denver -- >> reporter: hillary clinton finally nailing the question about her wealth in an interview with pbs's gen eiffel. >> i shouldn't have said the five or so word'ss i said, but inartful use of those few words doesn't change who i am, what i've stood for my entire life, what i stand for today. >> reporter: it took almost three weeks for her to clean up the mess from this comment to abc's diane sawyer during the debut interview for her new book. >> we came out of the white house not only dead broke, but in debt. we had no money when we got there and we struggled to, you know, piece together the resources for mortgages for houses, for chelsea's education. >> reporter: clinton made another gaffe this weekend, this time in an interview with britain's "the guardian" newspaper. she said people, quote, don't see

brianna, i want to start with you, thank you for joining us.. everybody gets world cup fever. i watched that world cup that the u.s. women's team won with great excitement. i do think one of the really cool things is when you look at a lot of the teams around the world, you can tell which team it is by how they look. you look at the mayor condition team, you can tell who they are by how they look because they look so different and come from all parts of the globe. >> absolutely. like you say, america is a melting pot. in my experience, the more flavor you can have on the team, the different attitudes. all of us have a desire to win and all of us are essentially from immigrant parents, and so having that be a vision in showing in the competition of the team makes us able to get behind the team and the coach for making that point and showing that and picking the best players. so far it's been working out great. >> mike s that part of what makes the u.s. team so exciting? >> of course, soccer is the near national game. america has guys from german

brianna, online, rolling as she hears rescuers online. >> that issed real hero. that little girl. for her heroism. >> reporter: the men were saved just in time. >> he was complaining of head, neck, and back injuries, having trouble breathing. >> reporter: rushed to the hospital. all three men were released, and the little girl who has the bright idea has a father's day message for her dad. >> i hope you get well soon, you're the best dad. >> reporter: he has broken gone bones, but he will be okay. i love you, dad, and i'm so happy you are home and happy to be your helper. what a helper. >> so appropriate you are in social square for that story. really came through. thank you. >>> and time for the weather, amy freeze in for the still-honey mooning ginger zee. we love that she's taking time, love having you here. >> world cup fever, i have it. but an additional opponent on the field. it's rain. over the last 50 hours, more rain in the eastern coastal city of natal than in months. so it's another wet night tonight as u.s. takes on ghana. good luck to team usa. main headlines here at

let's bring in our senior media correspondent brian stelter and senior political correspondent brianna keilar. you were reporting all yesterday on what some people were calling perhaps the first gaff of the clinton campaign or the clinton effort when she talked about being dead broke when she left the white house with her bill clinton. this morning it may be the first campaign cleanup. let's listen to what she said. >> as i recall we were something like $12 million in debt. that was something that we really had to work hard and i was in the senate and could not do anything to help us meet those obligations. i'm very grateful that my husband who has always been a hard worker since he was born poor and given opportunities with a good education and strong values to work hard and take responsibility, he did that. you know, we understand what that struggle is because we had student debts, both of us. we had to pay off. we've had to work. i had a couple jobs in law school. he had lots of jobs. so we have a life experience that is clearly different in very dramatic ways from many americans bu

i want to bringing in senior political correspondent, brianna keilar covering hillary clinton for us.the clinton camp on the defensive about the issue of the clinton family finances. rich isn't necessarily the problem, john. it's really the out of touch that is the problem here. a lot of americans think that hillary clinton, bill clinton, they've been in public service for the right reasons. but she's in danger here of damaging that when she's not acknowledging, they are pretty well off at this point. the big issue with the guardian" comments is they come right on the heels of thing she said to to abc's. >> dan: sawyer. lis. >> and we cape out of the white house not only dead broke but in debt. we had no money when we got there, and we struggled to you know, piece together the resources for mortgages, for houses for chelsea's education. >> houses plural talking to the outs of touch thing we were discussing. that's not something is, having multiple houses a lot of americans connect with. she has to be very careful saying things like that. >> we say republicans criticizing it. but it's

. >> brianna, you've been covering her for a while as well.bursts of desire to be the first woman president of the united states. >> i think when you kind of -- i think you see her really keeping, not just the door open, but everything is geared to me. i see toward running. unless she decides not to. to me it seems very apparent at this point that that is where her mind is. what struck me is if she is going to run and this is to your point, maggie, she sort of raised the question herself. what is your vision. she raised the question and didn't really answer it. i want to know what her vision is. she may not want it unveil it so quickly but i think that's the question she is sort of figuring out right now. >> there was a clear take on the nra. then the question was, she said, and it almost sounded like a -- she was asked about barack obama, it brought me he back to 2008. she said some people can paint a beautiful vision but can you lead us there. and i thought, wait, is this 2008. >> there is no question she is didding a l doing a lot of thro.

joining me is chief tracker of all things hillary, brianna keilar.rst step for clinton. why did she pick "people" magazine? >> picking "people" magazine as first interview she does for the book "roll out" she gets to show a softer side of herself. she talks about becoming a grandmother what she likes to watch on tv and opens up about her health and topic of monica lewinsky. she's mum, she's over it and everybody else should be, too. >> reporter: hillary clinton commenting for the first time on monica lewinsky's reemergence in "vanity fair." clinton tells "people" magazine she hasn't read the essay, i've moved on, refusing to acknowledge whether in a conversation with a confidante she called the former mistress a narcissistic loony tune. i think everybody needs to look to the future. and she sure is. on her 2016 presidential aspirations, clinton tells "people" i know i have a decision to make, to have a woman president is something i would love to see happen, but i'll have to make my own decision about what i think is right for me. she was asked if th

. >> we bring in our senior political correspondent brianna keilar and our chief political a analystgiving a ceo answer and walking a fine line here. the first is, as the ceo, at the state department, she says, i take responsibility for it, but i was not the person making security decisions. that happened, you know, that responsibility was people below me. as secretary of state, i can't always be on top of all of these things. but in the end, she did take responsibility. secondly, what she's trying to do politically is turn it around on the republicans. she uses the phrase, you know, we shouldn't be playing minor league ball. which i -- is that a line that might have been written by a guy, i don't know. but playing minor league ball, meaning that they're playing petty politics with a very large issue that we need to -- so she turned it around. >> isn't it interesting how she's bringing up attacks that happened under her husband's administration? it remines me of when she was talking about her concussion. she said, remember, paul ryan told me he's had three. she's widening out the dri

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first compliment goes to the absolute sweetheart, brianna your positive outlook doesn't go unnoticed.after hundreds of night messages the school wondered would was behind it. on graduation they found out. >> this young lady a great leader, a great student, and better person who is the >> -- anonymous spreading uplifting thoughts. >> so were negativity in our lives it is crazy to think how one positive thing can pull someone back from the edge. >> now off to college taylor is passing the torch to another anonymous tweeter. >> if we use our words in the right way there is no telling what we can accomplish. >> tail continued post graduation with positive tweets including class of 2014, you did it. go do good. and "tell people how much they mean to you." she is working with an organization to prevent cyberbullying. >>> matt, thank you. >>> target is holding the first annual shareholders meeting since the massive data breach. shareholders are meeting in dallas and self board members could be voted out, several members, rather, and seven of the ten directors are recommended to be forced out

brianna keilar is here with us.s to keep people guessing. >> she definitely does. that does add to intrigue of this carefully calculated book rollout. "people" magazine interview is interesting. it deals with a lot of light topics and very serious ones. she talks about her plans for 2016 and the kind of grandmother she wants to be. she says she wants to be emotionally supportive but she also wants to set expectations and she wants to baby sit a lot. hillary clinton sitting down for an exclusive interview with "people" magazine at her washington home as her newest book hits shelves next week. on political aspirations, clinton tells "people," i know i have a decision to make. she says we need to break down that highest hardest glass ceiling in american politics. to have a woman president is something i would love to see happen but i'll just have to make my own decision about what i think is right for me. her book rollout is certainly starting to look like a campaign. a busy schedule of appearances. >> let me shake a f

thank you so much, brianna was there., christian amanpour, cnn's chief international correspondent and the host of cnn's international's "amanpour." congratulations, very successful, very interesting hour, plus, with her. >> i'm glad it was interesting. we were very fortunate to be able to probe some very, very hard, breaking news questions with her, not just the ben gas zir, but also the situation in iraq, where we have a state of al qaeda offshoot in control of a massive piece of territory spans the border of iraq and syria some, i try to push her on not just her differences with president obama on that but why didn't she push hard enough, if fighting terrorism is the existential national security prioritity of united states of america? this surely must be, you know, exhibit a. >> were are you -- do you think folks will be satisfied with her answer, why didn't you push harder? >> you know, i think she is obviously clearly making a very difficult balance between not wanting to rip the party apart, what is the point of, y

his 10-year-old daughter brianna posted a frantic call on facebook. >> i needed help. there was nobody around. so i had to post that. >> someone saw the plea, calling 911, fire fighters came to the rescue. all three will be okay. >>> kfc is apologizing after a worker sent out a child, because her face was bothering other commerce. she was recovering from a pit bull attack, and she cried all the way home from kfc and too embarrassed to leave the house. >> she says hi to everybody. never she. she won't say anything to anybody, she'll say hi to kids, but other adults she just kind of shies away from. >> kfc is investigating the incident and won't tolerate disrespectful behavior to the guests, and they are donating money to help with the medical bills. >>> and caffeine affects boys and girls differently after puberty. they are drinking energy drinks and soda more than ever before. it had a more pronounced heart rate in girls, especially during their periods. >>> and a sky diving plane. on his fourth flight of the day, one of them damaged a piece of equipment that controls

thank you so much for watching, im brianna keilar and now into the crossfire. >>> today president obama announced a number of steps to prevent a terrorist takeover in iraq. >> unfortunately nothing he announced shows us he's moving out of george w. bush's shadow. the debate starts right now. >> tonight on "crossfire." -- chaos spreads in iraq. president obama offers u.s. military advisers. >> american combat troops are not going to be fighting in iraq again. >> the threat of terrorism has increased exponentially under this president's leadership. >> on the left, stephanie cutter, on the right, secubb. in the crossfire, representative loretta sanchez, a california democrat and representative anna kinninger. an illinois republican. will u.s. advisers make a difference or draw america closer to war. tonight on "crossfire." >> welcome to "crossfire" i'm stephanie cutter. >> and i'm s.e. kup on the right. two members of congress, today president obama spent more time talking about what we aren't going to do in iraq. and why. than he did making a case that the terrorist takeover of the levant

brianna keilar, thank you so much.e tuned in, 5:00 eastern for exclusive town hall event with hillary clinton. as you mentioned, moderated by christiane amanpour. 5:00 and replay at 9:00 eastern. >>> next, less than 48 miles away, moving closer each and every day. this terror group isis is overrunning iraq, making its way toward the capital city of baghdad. will they get there? what might their targets be? what happens if they're successful? >>> also ahead, we are just learning here at cnn new information about sergeant bowe bergdahl. the u.s. soldier freed after five years in captivity is being exposed to some of the media coverage about him. what that means for his recovery. means keeping seven billion ctransactions flowing.g, and when weather hits, it's data mayhem. but airlines running hp end-to-end solutions are always calm during a storm. so if your business deals with the unexpected, hp big data and cloud solutions make sure you always know what's coming - and are ready for it. make it matter. >>> welcome back.

here's cnn senior political correspondent brianna keilar. >> hi there, van. cbs news has obtained hillary clinton's much anticipated book, "hard choices" out officially on tuesday and in some of the excerpts we see a break between hillary clinton and president obama on some issues of foreign policy. for instance, on syria, clinton details wanting to initially arm the rebels. something that president obama was not in favor of and has not done. she says to that point, "no one likes to lose a debate including me, but this was the president's call and i respected his deliberations and decision." she also talks about benghazi, and she says that "there will never be perfect clarity on everything that happened." so it's really a hot-button issue. it's going to continue be a political flashpoint. certainly that's not something that republicans will be satisfied. nor do i think that hillary clinton expects they will buy that. finally, a really interesting little vignette that she shows in her book, obtained by cbs news, the meeting, the first meeting between she and t

gas from a spokesperson said agapit brianna also added disruptions in the supply of gas from russia to its european partners we continue asked wind farms it's up to ukraine to make sure that gas is supplied to its european partners now let's not forget that russia has been quite patient considering the amount of money it sold we're talking about for now have billion dollars it all for it for ukraine's pay half of it's that now then get a twenty percent discount on the remainder of the debt plus one hundred dollars off the contractual price of per unit and that amount would be fixed for at least a year this way ukraine would actually be saving millions of dollars and even the e.u. energy chief said that the price that will sell for the reduced three hundred ninety five dollars per thousand cubic meters the energy chief said it was reasonable to ukraine's prime minister arseniy yatsenyuk doesn't want to pay anything more than two hundred sixty five dollars and that was actually the price that was agreed upon with ukraine's previous leadership before february to now there was another prop

and most of its soldiers and equipment will be out of the country by the end of the year or here brianna porton i reports that the government has big plans for the paraphernalia will be shipped back to home soil. well as america continues winding down its longest streak of war soldiers are returning home and so is their military arsenal a used armored vehicle that will be used during swat calls and other emergency situations nine foot tall mine resistant trucks specifically designed to survive roadside bomb attacks are parked all throughout the u.s. local and state police departments have acquired more than four hundred m. wraps and silencers and tens of thousands of m. sixteen machine guns and night vision equipment the new paradigm is it's the military paradigm militarized police and the problem with that is when they look at american citizens often they see enemy combatants this is only possible through america's military transfer program created in the ninety's when violence and drug gangs plagued major cities today crime in the u.s. has fallen to its lowest in a generation and the s

let's bring in brianna keilar. what are you finding out?d had to do repair work today. meantime, rand paul is hitting her hard for it today, saying, "she's going to have some surprises once she gets out of her limousine and meets the american people." as fans lined up outside a new york book store, waiting hours to see hillary clinton and have her sign copies of her book, she was trying to tamp down a republican uproar over her comments that she and her husband were dead broke and in debt when they left the white house. >> we had no money when we got there, and we struggled to, you know, piece together the resources for mortgages for houses, for chelsea's education. >> that aired monday on abc news. tuesday morning, clinton was on cleanup duty, telling "good morning america" she and bill were $12 million in the hole in 2000. >> it was just a reality what we faced when he got out of the white house, meant that we had to just keep working really hard. we always have, that's who we are. we're grateful we can do that, but i worry a lot about pe

russia than it has to pay for it up france and this was confirmed by a gas from spokesperson said get brianna who also added disruptions in the supply of gas from russia to its european partners would continue asked wine bar it's it's up to ukraine to make sure that that gas is supplied to its european partners up there know the structures let's take a listen to what else said get me out of had to say. look we've said many times that today is the deadline when the debt has to be paid since it's not starting today ukraine's nafta gas is getting supplies according to payments we've received zero payments which means they'll be zero supplies. gas from had already warned the european commission of possible disruptions in the gas transit in the case ukraine decides to soften off the gas on needless to say journalists had many questions but to get beyond of said that those questions would be answered by the head of gas from during the press conference later in the day so we'll be waiting for that in the meantime as we know of course ukraine owes a foreign the have billion dollars to russia and russ

i'm brianna keeler. after weeks of deadly exchanges between ukraine and russian troops, could a cease fire be in the works? the president seems to think so reporting that president vladimir putin and ukraine's president just agreed to discuss a cease fire. the turn around doesn't end there. also came face to face today. a quick and formal chat. still several minutes happening on the sidelines. obama's recent condemnation of putin and the fact that other members of the group of seven nations all threaten new sanctions on russia. if putin does not agree to back off ukraine. take a listen to. >> jim, did you listen to his speech today? did you listen to his speech in warsaw? >> this is about american leadership and president obama is deeply committed to america playing its unique role of leadership, a role that no other country could match. the question is, we want to know if there was a fly on the wall, do we have any idea of what was said in this meet iing. >> earlier in the day, did not seem possible. se

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. >>> hi everyone, i'm brianna keilar. hundreds more u.s. troops are moving into the striking range today. the transport ship carried 550 in a rotor aircraft into the persian gulf. the pentagon says those ship, troops and planes will give the president options to protect american citizens and interest should he choose to use them. john kerry was asked today whether air strikes are one of those options. >> they may be one of options that are important to be able to stop the movement of people moving around in open convoys or trucks and terrorizing people. when you have people murdered and assassinated in these mass massacres, you have to stop that. you do what you need to do if you try to stop it from the air otherwise. >> the pressure shot up dramatically over the weekend. isis stands for islamic states in iraq and syria. i want to go straight to baghdad and to nic robertson. iraq government talking pretty tough but what's the reality there? >> reporter: their air force says they are killed 200 isis fighters. they are still taking territory

right, brianna, if she says end of the year, she'll probably be first then? >> well, chris, let's split what she said. she said she'll be well on her way by the end of the year. >> what does that mean, by the way? >> that's exactly -- the box that she's gotten herself into, she said, i will basically be deciding the end of this year. there is going to be a lot of pressure after the midterm elections for her to do that. but then she kept her options open. and you can basically see that because diane went through all these different avenues and it made it it very clear she's keeping her options open. in politics, there certainly are options, and she's trying to give herself something she didn't have before. >> brianna, thank you very much. to your point, if it does take quite a while longer, what happens to the other folks? >> she's doing what they call in politics, freezing pockets. the donors of giving her money thinking she's going to run. >> she's on her way. >> we'll see. >> we couldn't help her any more than we have. she's got just a free ride from the me

brianna keilar working the story for us. what exactly did the russian leader say? >> u.s. relations are strained at this point in time. we've heard a lot of criticism from hillary clinton towards vladimir putin, but putin firing back, taking aim not at the substance of her remarks but partially based on her gender. >> reporter: russian president vladimir putin taking a jab at former secretary of state hillary clinton, saying it's bert not to argue with women, but miss clinton has never been too graceful in her statements. his sexist barbs come after criticism of clinton. in march she compared his tactics to the most reviled history in modern history. >> if this sounds familiar it's what hitler did in the '30s. >> reporter: she walked that comment back a bit but called putin this -- >> a tough guy with a thin skin. >> reporter: then this memorable description of putin in early april -- >> he will even, you know, throw an insult your way, he will look bored and dismissive, he'll do all of that, but i have a lot of experience with people acting like that, so it's not like, yo

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our senior political correspondent brianna keebler is here with more on what she's saying. >> we certainly her lighter side. hillary clinton was also asked about monica lewinsky and her presidential ambitions. hillary clinton, sitting down for an exclusive interview with "people" magazine at her washington home. as her newest book, "hard choices," hits shelves next week. on her presidential aspirations, clinton tells people, i know i have a decision to make. she says, we need to break down that highest, hardest glass ceiling in american politics. to have a woman president is something i would love to see happen, but i'll just have to make my own decision about what i think is right for me. her book rollout is certainly starting to look like a campaign. a busy schedule of appearances. >> let me shake a few more hands. >> interviews and calculated releases of parets of her ma'am war at the state department. just monday, she dropped this in a speech. she assured the crowd she has -- >> a lot of resilience, a lot of stamina. >> she also talks about her husband's health, saying he's had that tr

we get more from brianna keilar. >> hillary clinton details her role in negotiations to secure army sergeant bowe bergdahl pr taliban forces in afghanistan many her memoir first obtained by cbs news. this trade does not surprise her because she writes i acknowledged that opening the door to negotiations with the taliban would be hard to swallow for many americans after so many years of war. her starkest difference of opinion with president obama is on syria's civil war. she says she pushed him to arm rebels but he disagreed. no one likes to lose a debate, but this was the president's call and i respected his decision. she speaks warmly of her relationship with obama, which grew out of a bitter primary battle and she describes their first meeting after she dropped out of the race. we stared at each other like two teens on an awkward first date ticking a few sips of chardonnay. both barack and i had long list of grievances it was time to clear the air. a few light moments in a memoir about her time at the state department officially out on tuesd tuesday. >> thank you. >> the chardonnay, helpfu

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