. >> reporter: cameron carter wakes up every morning with the after-effects of her cousin's murder. her cousin was 12, he was shot to death by a neighbor at a birthday party. soon after, cameron ended up in the e.r. herself-- struggling to breathe from a severe asthma attack. >> when i worry, i start to, like, get scared and stuff, and when i get scared, my asthma, it starts to mess up. >> reporter: duncan smith spent the first eight months of his life lying on his back in an russian orphanage, often alone, before being adopted by a middle class family in suburban detroit. his parents say he sometimes struggled to breathe as a baby-- today, he has asthma. >> every time i breathe, i just feel a little bit of pain, because it's coming from my lungs and going up. >> reporter: malik cole's family has been in and out of temporary housing for a year, because his father's income doesn't cover a rent. he and his four siblings were sleeping in their car with their parents when we first met. on stressful days, his asthma gets so bad that he vomits or passes out. >> it feels like i'm hurting.

carter: we are defending the homeland and acting to defeat isil in its core. lana: in london, the british parliament is debating whether they should launch airstrikes on militants in syria. p.m. cameron: the house should be under no illusion. these terrorists are plotting to kill us and radicalized our children right now. they attack us because of who we are, not what we do. lana: british prime minister david cameron making the case while acknowledging the risk. p.m. cameron: the actually proposes legal, necessary, and the right thing to do to keep our country safe. lana: germany is voting on plans to contribute 1200 troops and resources to the fight. military involvement has increased recently, now at 42%. lana zak, abc news, washington. erika: a jury was just seated in officer charged with the death of freddy gray. gray died of injuries suffered in a police van last april. it helped to trigger the lack life matter movement. income -- black lives matter movement. new at noon, a second patient has died during a drug company study. boston-based zafgen is developing a treatment for a rare genetic disorder linked to obesity. the drug, called beloranib, is aimed at treating prader willi

carter, say listen, they're here to do a specific job. that's the agreement that we have right now. we're not looking to escalate at the moment. the key thing here is for obama, cameron and hollande to say listen, it is still about local forces on the ground. they've got to do the bulk of the work. we can provide support and forces but it's the people on the ground who have to do the majority of the work. >> we saw nato leaders independently. the main message there seems to be let's support our allies turkey. but there are any terms and conditions that go along with that? what do they want to see? >> well of course there was some frustration for turkey last week. the americans made it absolutely clear just today, actually, that both russia and turkey need to put this spat aside. isis is the main threat, and nato felt a little bit squeezed into a corner by the turks. they acted very rashly. yes their air space was invaded. but at the same time there are other processes that could have been taken. there was frustration on the nato side, but it is an alliance. when one of your members get into a fight, you have to back them. that's what nato did. there was an obligation

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cameron suggested that they could. >> dana lewis reporting from london. it's after noon. >> then there's this. iraq's prime minister saying that his country doesn't need more forces on the ground. following ash carter's announcement that a force would be headed to iraq. the u.s. saying they will not take action without baghdad's consent. >> i was impressed by and moved by - was the broad based understanding that d.a.e.s.h. represents a threat to syria, and other areas, that it is a proven threat throughout the world. >>> kerry saying the control is to restore control over the territory. jamie mcintyre has more of what is in the pentagon's plans. >> pt u.s. has more than 35-00 troops in iraq, including special operations commandos that carried out raid in iraq and kiria. >> in october, after the u.s. warses assisted kurdish troops. secretary partier promised there would be more raids, and this is an effort to make good on the promise. >> we are at war. in three hours of testimony, defense secretary ash carter, and his joint secretary faced skeptical questions. >> they indicated that it's war. are we winning. >> we will win. >> are we winning now. >> we'll win. >> have we contained i.s.i.l. >> we have

cameron is likely to win the votes. the labor leader will argue against the attacks. russell senate knew forces a special operations to battle islamic state. defense sector -- carterays they will conduct raids, free hostages, and capture islamic state leaders. they want to deploy special ops forces more aggressively. house and senate negotiators have agreed on a five-year highway bill. the measurable also revised the .xport import bank congress has to either pass a new highway built by friday, or agree to another temporary funding extension. you can get more on these and other stories 24 hours a day at the new bloomberg.com. futures're looking at gaining a little bit. really little change here. this unchanged look at something you will see across asset classes and regions. expecting janet yellen to speak. take a look at w.a.r. p on my terminal, i am blown up the charts so as you can see where we are headed. obviously, the market expects a thisincrease coming out of next meeting. chances are about 72%. that is something we will talk about in just a little bit. janet yellen is said to speak today in washington around midday. you can definitely wants that here on blo