but trouble ministrations reaction to news breaking about dianne feinstein's dinner with the report at least on the face of it appeared to back up what the iranians are saying this wasn't some back channel negotiations using dianne feinstein as a goober between between the administration and the iranians or top of the assertions as a very i agree about dianne feinstein are the other democrats like john kerry the secretary of state communicating with the iranians and undermining trumps foreign policy of course if i was about television that would be was what the americans would say but it's very difficult to tell what is going on if the and feinstein is the secret conduit is not a terribly good draw because she was reported to be walking around congress with jobs received contact information pulled up on her i furnish a few days ago she searches exactly keeping all of this terribly secret and these for the moment is just adding to part of the trumpet ministration i'm told from zone stump stump speech and the narrative that that kerry john kerry and other democrats are undermining underm

and kuwait zarif visit comes just weeks after a reported meeting with the democratic senator dianne feinstein in the united states that she is one of the many democrats who oppose the white house selling weapons to its regional allies more on that in just a bit 1st so let's hear from same as ravi our correspondent in tehran. the united states already has tens of thousands of active military personnel stationed in and around the middle east so $1500.00 more is a relatively small addition even billions of dollars in weapon sales to countries in the region could be seen as par for the course but in the current climate of conflict through the prism of tension with the united states iran is taking every move that the americans make in the region very seriously foreign minister zarif said american decisions are endangering international peace and security he said u.s. accusations against iran are only designed to justify hostile american policies and raise tensions in the middle east he also said once again that there will be no talks with the white house of u.s. president donald trump but reports

democratic senator dianne feinstein reportedly met with iran's foreign minister mohammad javad zarif earlier this week chancy has more on this from washington over the trip a little bit all because it we have contacted the state department and they refused to confirm or deny via the very gave the ok for this meeting dianne feinstein's office who how about musing about dinner with zarif says they cleared this with the state department recently wanted to go on u.s. iranian relations the state department not confirming or denying the vote was true mark compare the secretary of state however has been very critical about the meeting he appeared on fox. the sort of thing shouldn't be happening meanwhile iran's foreign minister is now in baghdad for 2 days of talks with his iraqi counterpart iraqis fear that country could be caught in the middle of a possible conflict between tehran and washington as tensions continue to escalate meanwhile at least 14 fighters loyal to wall 25 to have died in fighting south of the libyan capital tripoli forces belonging to the u.n. recognize government say

trouble ministrations reaction to news breaking about dianne feinstein's dinner with the report at least on the face of it appeared to back up what the iranians are saying this wasn't some back channel negotiations using feinstein as a goober between between the administration and the iranians or top of the assertions as a very angry about dianne feinstein are the other democrats like john kerry the secretary of state communicating with the iranians and undermining trumps foreign policy of course if i was about television that would be was what the americans would say but it's very difficult to tell what is going on if the and feinstein is the secret conduit is not a terribly good draw because she was reported to be walking around congress with the contact information pulled up on her i furnish a few days ago she searches the exactly keeping all of this terribly secret and these for the moment is just adding to part of the trumpet ministration i'm told from zone stump stump speech and the narrative that kerry john kerry and other democrats are undermining undermining trumps foreign polic

for other channels to communicate with senior american officials and they would do so through dianne feinstein who although on the intelligence committee probably wouldn't be the 1st person you would think of for something like this i think clearly that we have seen a shift haven't we under president trump in a campaign of economic pressure that's being exerted on iran and militarily in the form of these trip to primates alan how much concern is there in washington that it could lead to something more. well there's always a worry that one incident can spark something much greater but donald trump doesn't want a war in iran he's talked several times about how he thought the war in iraq was a mistake how he opposed that from the beginning although that's not strictly true how he's wanted to reduce troop numbers in afghanistan he sees these adventures as spending a great deal of money which he insists and has insisted to his political base that the money would be better spent on improving lives for america and americans under his american foreign policy we know as well that he believes that the e

media reporting between jobs or a fence senator dianne feinstein. has more details about that. the trouble bit of structure news reaction to news breaking about dianne feinstein's dinner with the report at least on the face of it appeared to back up what the iranians are saying this wasn't some back channel negotiations using feinstein as a goober between between the administration and the iranians or top of an assertion says a very angry about dianne feinstein ad other democrats like john kerry the secretary of state communicating with the iranians and undermining trumps foreign policy of course if there was a back john in the ocean that would be was what the americans would say but it's very difficult to tell what is going on if feinstein is the secret conduit which is all to terribly good drop because she was reported to be walking around congress with the contact information pulled up on her i phone if you days ago she said she was the keeping all of this terribly secret and these for the moment is just adding to part of the trumpet ministration i'm told from zone stump stu

trip to the united nations in new york in april job odds are if met with democratic senator dianne feinstein who sits on the senate intelligence committee the foreign ministry in iran released a statement saying the meeting was consultation of and routine but should not be seen as any kind of a negotiation the goal the statement said was to maintain a line of communication with non governing political players in the u.s. to try to curtail the influence of pressure groups the so-called b. team as iranian leaders called it made up of the leaders of the united arab emirates saudi arabia and israel as well as u.s. national security advisor john bolton people that leaders into iran blame for pushing the united states towards conflict with iran i want to get more now on u.s. media reports of a meeting between enron's foreign minister mohammad javad zarif and a member of the senate intelligence committee. joins us from washington chad has there been any confirmation of this meeting. not from the state of pa but actually it's a little bit of zip we have contacted the state department and they refuse

media is reporting a meeting between jobs and zarif and dianne feinstein who is the most the senior my stomach on the senate intelligence committee alan fisher has more from washington d.c. . it's not unusual for politicians across the board to meet with diplomats from other countries what is slightly unusual this time is that it was a senior democratic senator meeting with the iranians no dianne feinstein's office said. that they spoke to the state department before the meeting and they asked for a briefing on around u.s. relations the meeting happened 3 or 4 weeks ago so things have changed in the interim period and there's no confirmation from the state department in the meeting actually went ahead but the iranians have confirmed that and there are some reports in the u.s. media that might pompey or the secretary of state is actually concerned some even see angry that this meeting actually went ahead no the u.s. policy is very clear donald trump has articulated it on several occasions he believes it's all about exerting maximum pressure on iran he believes that with the current econ

media is reporting a meeting between johnson serious and dianne feinstein a single democrat on the senate intelligence committee and fisher has more from washington d.c. . it's not unusual for politicians across the board to meet with diplomats from other countries what is slightly unusual this time is that it was a senior democratic senator meeting with the iranians no dianne feinstein's office said that they spoke to the state department before the meeting and they asked for a briefing on come around u.s. relations the meeting happened 3 or 4 weeks ago so things have changed in the interim period and there's no confirmation from the state department in the meeting actually went ahead but the iranians have confirmed that and there's some reports in the u.s. media that might pompey or the secretary of state is actually concerned some even see angry that this meeting actually went ahead no the u.s. policy is very clear donald trump has articulated it on several occasions he believes it's all about exerting maximum pressure on iran he believes that with the current economic sanctions by cho

senator dianne feinstein she's a democratic senator she sits on the house intelligence committee and they did have a meeting to discuss the ongoing tensions now the iranians are very keen to point out to their own people that this does not mean that they're carrying out any kind of negotiations they have in some ways painted themselves into a corner politically saying they would not need to really go sheet the nuclear deal they will not negotiate with us president donald trump and to that end they have tried to sort of explain why the foreign minister met with an american senator the spokesman for the foreign minister abbas mousavi issued a statement earlier today in which he said it's been more than 2 decades that in order to clarify the policies of the islamic republic talks and meetings have been held with the non governing political elites of the united states these people are not governing figures nor are they authorized to negotiate iranian officials have not and will not negotiate with them so while they are keen to maintain some sort of communication with people they feel lik

dianne feinstein would be questionable. i want to play a clip of mike pompeo.>> that there is real, it's credible. without giving specifics you can be sure the president will ensure that we have all the resources necessary to respond in the event the islamic -- decide to attack americans or american interests.this is an important mission. 40 years of terror coming out of it the republic of iran and the president is determined to change the course of the regime. greg: if the president were to send troops to the middle east, an additional number of troops in addition to those that are already there, with that send the appropriate message or does something else need to happen? >> i think we are already sending an appropriate message. i believe any number of the troops that the president says the region would be defensive in nature to protect against iranian attacks. the president is being blamed because iran is threatening violence because he withdrew from this nuclear deal. and sanctions. we do not stain agreements because the other party threatens to attack us a

trouble ministrations reaction to news breaking about dianne feinstein's dinner with the report at leaston the face of it appeared to back up what the iranians are saying this wasn't some back channel negotiation using feinstein as a go between between the administration and the iranians or top of the assertions as a very i agree about dianne feinstein are the other democrats like john kerry the secretary of state communicating with the iranians and undermining trumps foreign policy of course if there was about travel negotiation that would be worked for the americans would say but it's very difficult to tell what is going on if diane feinstein is the conduit is not a terribly good draw because she was reported to be walking around congress with the contact information pulled up with her i phone a few days ago she said she is exactly keeping all of this terribly secret and these for the moment is just adding to part of the trumpet ministration i'm told from his own stump stump speech and the narrative that kerry john kerry and other democrats are undermining undermining trumps foreign po

said to have dined with senator dianne feinstein several weeks ago and washington d.c. let's bring in. more on this she out how significant is this meeting and what do we know came out of it. we do very little and certainly might compare the u.s. secretary of state to bolster that iranian position that no secret negotiations are under way the dianne feinstein wasn't acting as some kind of back channel between the iranian government and the trump administration very critical of that meeting the state department not confirming or denying refusing to tell us whether that's the whether dianne feinstein had cleared her with the state department as she has claims so it's all a bit a little bit arms. and we don't really care what's in the dark but i find his office just as she was going to get updates on iran u.s. developments if she is some sort of back channel she's doing a pretty bad job as a sort of secret back job because there were reports just a few days ago i wonder on congress what job of the reefs contact details pulled up on an i phone display is not very good as a

the trouble bit of structure news reaction to news breaking about dianne feinstein's did it with the report at least on the face of it appeared to back up what the iranians are saying this wasn't some back channel negotiations using feinstein as a goober between between the administration and the iranians or top of an assertion says a very angry about diane feinstein are the other democrats like john kerry the secretary of state communicating with the iranians and undermining trumps foreign policy of course if i was about john immigration that would be was what the americans would say but it's very difficult to tell what is going on if feinstein is the conduit is going to get terribly good drop because she was reported to be walking around congress with the contact information pulled up on her i phone a few days ago she said she was but the keeping all of this terribly secret and least for the moment is just adding to part of the trumpet ministration i'm told from his own stump stump speech and that narrative that that kerry john kerry and other democrats are undermining undermining t

senator dianne feinstein who sits on the senate intelligence committee met with very early this week al-jazeera is alan fisher has more on that from washington. well the meeting is it's not unique but it is unusual that a democratic senator when there's a republican president would be meeting someone from iran and certainly dianne feinstein's office she is a senator from california they're seeing that the form of the state department of the meeting before happened and happened over a month ago the intention was that they would get a briefing of us and the rather fears of course in that month things have changed significantly. all in all the headlines at least 14 fighters loyal to warlord khalifa haftar have died in fighting south of the libyan capital tripoli forces belonging to the un recognized government say they've pushed back against have to fight is near the old international airport. saddam's military chief has arrived in neighboring egypt on his 1st trip abroad since the army overthrew the former president tomorrow bashir until photographer han held talks with the egyptian pr

yeah i mean i think it's fairly ironic that in that moment what dianne feinstein said was i've been here for 30 years i got this and the reason why those shows were there was we're looking at a world that is burning that is flooding that is increasing in temperatures that will be unlivable within our lifetimes it's an incompatible with human civilization as we know it and yet our politicians have done nothing so i think now it's the time to turn got the intensity and the heat we are engaging in everything from civil disobedience to direct confrontation and lobby visits to actually being at in front of these politicians every single place that they go so that the climate crisis and also discussions that are on the table commensurate to the scale of the problem are inescapable and they have to address them head on as we head into this all important presidential election and claire pulled up this headline here from the guardian the extinction rebellion scorecard what did it achieve and you can scroll down and take a look at their view on what you would seem to but you had local authorities

media are reporting a meeting last month between iranian foreign minister jadzia reef and dianne feinstein a senior democrat on the senate intelligence committee alan fischer has the details from washington. it's not unusual for politicians across the board to meet with diplomats from other countries what is slightly unusual this time is that it was a senior democratic senator meeting with the iranians no dianne feinstein's office said that they spoke to the state department before the meeting and they asked for a briefing on come around u.s. relations the meeting happened 3 or 4 weeks ago so things have changed in the interim period and there's no confirmation from the state department in the meeting actually went ahead but the iranians have confirmed that and there are some reports in the u.s. media that might pompey or the secretary of state is actually concerned some even see angry that this meeting actually went ahead no the u.s. policy is very clear donald trump has articulated it on several occasions he believes it's all about exerting maximum pressure on iran he believes that with

so when there was none of that evidence, we're back to that question of you went to dianne feinstein and you said to her have you been paying an employee, a chinese spy for so long oh my goodness, why wasn't he given that same thing? why didn't they go talk to him? >> dagen: not only wasn't the trump administration given defensive briefing by the fbi what was going on which would have been common practice according to andy mccarthy who worked in justice. why wasn't jim comey giving briefings to the gang of 8 which i raised on the sofa before. nobody knew. they are hiding it for a reason. >> juan: i don't think so. >> harris: rod rosenstein, do we have a moment? he speaks on the former director of the fbi saying calling him a partisan pundit. this is james comey and earning speaking fees while speculating about the strength of my character and fate of my immorality soul. this is speculating about soul is not police and prosecutors we testimony on eyewitness testimony. rod rosenstein commencement speech at the university of baltimore. >> lisa: to dagen's point not only giving a briefin

democratic senator dianne feinstein reportedly met with iran's foreign minister javad zarif earlier this week. has more from washington over the truth a little bit olds that we have called sort of the state department who may refuse to confirm or deny rob the very day you've really ok for this meeting dianne feinstein's office reserves and who how about musing about dinner with the reeve says they cleared this with the state department recently wanted the government very own u.s. iranian relations the state department not confirming or denying the vote was true mark compare the secretary of state however has been very critical about the meeting he appeared on fox. this sort of thing shouldn't be happening. meanwhile zarif iran's foreign minister is now in the iraqi capital baghdad for 2 days of talks with his counterparts that iraqis have fear that their country could be caught in the middle if recent tensions between tehran and washington turn to conflict at least 14 fighters oil to walla for have to have died in fighting south of the libyan capital tripoli forces belonging to the u.n.

in a tweet from senator dianne feinstein said the trump administration is putting ideology ahead of civil rights and putting a vulnerable community more at risk for harm. the rule faces a 60-day comment period and court challenges are expected. >>> new at noon, a bill to provide billions of dollars in federal disaster aid to california hit a roadblock this morning. it would have delivered up to $12 billion to the state after years of devastating wildfires but a texas house republican blocked the bill. he objects because its did not contain president trump's $4.5 become fund request to address what he calls a crisis at the border. >> it's a bill that includes nothing to address the clear national emergency and humanitarian crisis. this is a $19 billion bill that's not paid for when we're wracking up $100 million debt per hour. >>> some breaking news in france. officials said at least eight people are injured in what they suspect was a bomb blast in lyon. president macron described it as an attack. we'll have more as the investigation continues. >>> new at noon today, president trump has no

>>again this live comments here by california senator dianne feinstein as we are waiting. testimony and questioning her as attorney general bill barr on his characterization of the mueller report sums claiming his characterization was a false ones when he initially appeared befo >>25 clear skies overhead as epo looking great as ours other airports for any sort of travel plans you may have no visibility issues not a whole lot of wind out there either that compared to earlier this week in this past weekend when it was especially breezy at times today going to be and nice and calm what now calmer winds is good for pollen levels does a stir things up so much so we're going to see medium levels of pollens. the next couple of days come friday saturday and sunday. those levels though they begin to rise back to medium to high levels for the weekend. robin. >>let's take a peek at one to one we want to head back to the golden gate where traffic is picking up right now to san francisco. but still not that's a little busy but it's smooth across the span and leaving the north bay. we d

senator dianne feinstein is pushing for a moratorium on racing at santa anita. horses have died in the past nine days and 26 have been euthanized since last december. experts blame the wet weather for creating hazardous conditions at the racetrack >>> 5:44. a 4-year-old boy is in a san diego hospital after a possible mountain lion attack that happened yesterday a half a mile from trail head in a canyon north of miramesa. there is still no update on his condition. right now authorities are only saying some kind of big cat attacked, and it may have been a bobcat. neighbors tell us signs nearby warn about recent mountain lion sightings >> 5:44. and the president is on his way back to the united states, this is after a weekend trip to japan. >> the u.s. president visited u.s. sailors and marines. >> he spoke to those sailors and marines on the uss wasp named after two ships that fought against the japanese in the second world war. the president said the modern relationship between the u.s. and japan has never been stronger. video here of the president and first lady

california senators dianne feinstein and kamala harris zeroed in on his decision not to charge the president with obstruction of justice. harrison said that he could not be trusted and called for him to resign. >> i think the american public has seen the situation and you have not been objective. that would arguably be the conflict of being in influence. >> once io is making a major push to end the homeless crisis. he is donating $30 million to you cfs, this would fund the first initiative to identify the root causes of homelessness. day two of a trial, the defense attorney for derick almena. witnesses will testify to seeing strangers with molotov cocktails the night of the inferno. 1023 and max harris are facing 36 counts of manslaughter for the 2016 fire. >>> a paint factory could soon be a shiny new megaplex was shiny new homes. for nearly a century, this is where sherman williams made paint. a plan is in the works to bring 500 units of housing to the nine acre complex. it will include a public park and retail space. the project could break ground as soon as the summer. >>> and thank you

jim comey under oath before dianne feinstein, when she said, why didn't you come to us and tell us this, that you thought the president was obstructing justice, and he said, i guess i just lacked the fortitude to do so. jim comey could have gone that very first time. instead, he went back eight times. he would have gone to the hill. he had dianne feinstein and many other members of congress would have backed him up. >> let's talk about the fact that there is this different interpretation of these instances, because bill barr in his remarks to jan crawford at cbs makes it clear that while mueller laid out a case of ten or so potential acts of obstruction of justice, he didn't label them as such and say he would indict, but it seems very much that he thinks they might be. barr disagrees. this is what he said to cbs. >> many of the instances would not amount to obstruction. we didn't agree with the legal analysis. a lot of the legal analysis in the report. it did not reflect the views of the department. it was the views of a particular lawyer or lawyers. >> now, mueller would disagree with

a tweet from senator dianne feinstein said in part that the trump administration is putting ideology ahead of civil rights and a vulnerable community at more risk for harm. advocacy groups say that this may lead to transgender people being denied medical care. the proposed rule change comes with a 60 day comment period. challenges in court are expected. >>> a developing story right now, a ruling can come at any time this evening on president trump's plan to fund a border wall. mr. trump wants to use money secured through his declaration of a national emergency. a federal judge in san francisco is weighing two cases that challenge that maneuver. california and 19 other states are seeking a temporary injunction. environmentalists and civil liberties groups are also involved in the lawsuits. >>> president trump told congress today he plans to deploy 1500 troops to the middle east amid rising tensions with iran. he says the troops will have a mostly protective role. the pentagon plans to sent patriot missile batteries to the region. >> i don't think iran wants to fight. we are going to b

california's politicians because she use that power to help and elect and reelect mayors from dianne feinstein to ed lee. >> she was also a childhood refugee from communist china who came to the people's dash from the people's -- and that is a point of controversy. while she never held public office she did use the ability to raise money and votes to where she had to say and everything in the city from who would sit on city commissions to police chiefs. >> the secret of her power was her ability to create personal relationships with the clerk typist all the way to the mayor. >> one of her biggest accomplishments was getting a $500 million in federal money to kickstart the still to be completed central subway. it's $1 billion project that she demanded be built as a payback to chinatown for the loss of the embarcadero freeway. >> she deftly made enemies along the way and has her detractors and but many actually don't heal from san francisco. >> so now the question is, to name or not to name the key station after rose pak. >> that is playing africa >> the transit people said they don't want names

senator dianne feinstein's office issued this statement on the moves by homeland security saying "this is the latest example of the trump administration's failure to properly manage the border and humanely process migrants arriving to the united states." >>> white house lifting tariffs on steel and aluminum imported from united states two biggest trading partners. by monday there will be no more tariffs on the products from canada and mexico. trump administration had imposed them in march la . ey amounted to on steel, 10on aluminum. >>y have been ch extremely high tariffs, as much as 285% or more. when you pay 285, guess what? you know what they're saying? we don't want your business. >> these tariffs were harming workers and consumers on both sides of the border. >> lifting tariffs can pave the way for congress to sign off on the u.s. mexico canada trade agreement. it would replace nafta. >>> the white house says it will delay duties on cars and auto parts from european union and japan. trump administration threatened to slap tariffs on cars and car parts over what it called national

senator dianne feinstein released this statement saying if a trump administration is going to fly large numbers of migrants from one part of the southern border to another they should have a plan and work with the local community to ensure the appropriate resources are in place. >> cbs news recently found at least 80% of the beds at the nation's largest detention center for immigrant families were empty last month. ryan hastings, the chief of law enforcement operations at the border patrol says they are overwhelmed. >> the crisis at hand is causing us to look at multiple different locations where we have the capacity to process to fly these individuals simply so we can process them into the system. >> in a later development they left open the possibility that president trump could invoke the insurrection act. the law would allow the president to deploy the u.s. military to remove illegal immigrants even as the president warned migrants on twitter they could be leaving the country soon. >> this is of course the peak season for waterfalls that yosemite as longer days, warmer temperatures

senate intelligence chair dianne feinstein accuse brennan cia of secretly tracking the senate's investigation into one of the worst abuses in recent cia history and now factor in this huge new scandal the fact that brennan cia was spying on members of congress the cia was spying on the senate intelligence committee basically busting into their computers but i give m s n b c too much credit or others to washington post gave brennan his own column where he publishes pieces with nubile noble titles i will speak out in integrity returns to the white house promises well done washington post it takes courage to set aside what you believe in to go back on your word but again it's been 5 years who remembers things like that right the guardian same thing. why is donald trump attacking the u.s. intelligence community. cia director john brennan lied to you on to the senate fire him. surprisingly brennan isn't working for the guardian yet one by one though the pundits and the seeing wrong from right the question is are they going to demand brennan's resignation or accountability within the cia patriotic

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. >> a tweet from dianne feinstein said in part, the trump administration is putting ideology ahead of civil rights, and a vulnerable community is being put at risk for harm. >>> coming up, a dramatic chase, then a shoot out, the moment a bystander appeared out of nowhere and began shooting at point-blank range. >>> this is a disturbing and creepy crime. the new technology that helps you locate hidden cameras. >>> i wrapped myself around the tree, i had to stop. it went for about an hour. >>> a last-ditch attempt to stop pg&e >>> in los angeles, scaring a video of a police officer wounded in a shootout. this happened one night, one month ago. officer stopped the car at a stop sign, then the car sped off. the officers chase the driver on foot, but a bystander peers out of nowhere and began shooting at point-blank range. watch this body camera footage. >> [ indiscernible - multiple speakers ] >>> both the police officer and the suspect were taken to the hospital and survived. the shooter was charged with attempting to murder a cop. the lapd is investigating the incident. >>> some major t

inaccurate and he said no, but that the press reporting has been inaccurate california senator dianne feinstein wanted to know why barr decided not to charge president trump with obstruction of justice is when mueller's report outlined a number of troubling actions by the president to mislead the american people. >>and interfere with the investigations into russian interference and obstruction among them phone calls from president trump to the white house lawyer instructing him to fire mueller saying quote. >>mueller has to go call me back when you do it. >>the attorney general says president trump's lawyers argued the president believed mueller had conflicts of interest and only wanted him fired if that was true republicans say they now want an investigation into the tactics at the fbi that led to the investigation of president trump and senator mike lee of utah says it's time to move on mister attorney general is there. >>any evidence that you're aware of that suggests even remotely the president trump is a russian agent and that i'm not aware of. >>but democrats aren't willing to move on jus

.>>> senator dianne feinstein tweeted that the passing of allentown sure was sad for us all. she was great and brilliant and always did her best to lift up those around her. in a statement, oakland congresswoman said, she was a passionate principal public servant and i always admired her incredible dedication to her constituents, california, and the nation. allen was also a champion of peace and diplomacy. we have posted more on her long career in government on our website, kpix.com . >>> campaign 2020 with former vice president joe biden on the trail in iowa promising to strengthen american prosperity. starting from the middle. >> i think the moral obligation of our time is to rebuild the middle class. that is my northstar. the reason for that is if the middle class does well, everybody does well. >> long labeled a frontrunner even before entering the race, he is picking up steam as a declared candidate. a new cnn poll puts them ahead of the pack at the top choice for 39% of democrats and left- leaning independents. bernie sanders, a distant second at 58% followed by massach

dangerous for international peace and us media is reporting the job and the reef has recently met dianne feinstein the senior most democrats on the senate intelligence committee alan fisher has more from washington d.c. . it's not unusual for politicians across the board to meet with diplomats from other countries what is slightly unusual this time is that it was a senior democratic senator meeting with the iranians no dianne feinstein's office said that they spoke to the state department before the meeting and they asked for a briefing on come around u.s. relations the meeting happened 3 or 4 weeks ago so things have changed in the interim period and there's no confirmation from the state department in the meeting actually went ahead but the iranians have confirmed that and there are some reports in the u.s. media that might pompey or the secretary of state is actually concerned some even see angry that this meeting actually went ahead no the u.s. policy is very clear donald trump has articulated it on several occasions he believes it's all about exerting maximum pressure on iran he believes that

and one of the senate's most senior democrats dianne feinstein says she's appalled by the president's decision to bypass congress in the statement she says this package would provide 120000 tale kits to modify conventional bombs to presume munitions so that the saudi led coalition can continue to bomb medical facilities civilian infrastructure and innocent men women and children in yemen it also includes mortars rockets anti-tank missiles and other miscellaneous items to continue the miserable war in yemen or meanwhile at least 9 people have been killed in an airstrike by the saudi immorality coalition on yemen's more we're district entire province the raid reportedly targeted a petrol station some of the victims were children and funerals have been held for 3 young brothers and their sister who were killed in strikes that targeted military sites in sanaa the capital the run t.v. reported that 6 civilians died and dozens of others were injured including 2 russian health care workers who things have controlled the capital since 2014. iraq is a demanding their government stay out of the

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