even though you know this crash happened just as iran was launching a ballistic missile has against doggett's in iraq could that have been a factor in any way in bringing the plane down. well i don't think so and the reason why i don't think that's likely to be the case. where you normally launch missiles you know where the missile launches are going to pay what you don't what you cannot envisage somebody doing would be to put a missile battery. 1520 miles down the end of the room white you know where the airports are you know the b. to airports they fly across day and die out regularly. so that back to me just doesn't quite stack up it's been taken out by a face to missile doesn't seem very plausible to myself right steven wright an aviation expert thank you very much for sharing your expertise with us. now only i spoke to matthew cooper from care for news in the ukrainian capital i began by asking him to tell us about the latest government statement on the plane crash. hi well initially the korean embassy in tehran had issued a statement that it said the likely cause was engine failure and

doggett's in iraq he announced new sanctions but no military response to iran strikes were in the town nation for the u.s. killing of a top iranian general while he was visiting iraq. coming up next is up to ground conflict zone. interview series in the latest. listen tim sebastian speaks to turkey's presidential spokesman in behind stay with us for that if you can see at the top of the hour i buy. food. into the conflict zone with jim sebastian turkey has outraged many of its allies and fatless with its military operations in syria my guest this week here the foreign policy forum in violin is turkey's presidential spokesman in bring him colleen how does he justify his country's highly controversial policies he has focused on the various conflicts often comes next to my offer to go to the few. born. every 2 seconds a person is forced to flee their homes nearly 71000000 people have been forcibly displaced the consequences of the disastrous our documentary series displaced depicts dramatic humanitarian crises around the world you know. what a good thing we don't need and i didn't go to u

doggett: thank you. trump has no plan, no strategy in the middle east. this self-described stable genius who tells us he's smarter than our generals, smarter than our military and intelligence leaders, he wants sole control over whether our nation is plunged into a war with iran. today we say, no, mr. president. you are not yet the tyrant that you wish to become. you defied military judgment by rejecting the iran nuclear agreement. you abruptly abandoned our kurdish allies so vital to the fight against isis and terrorism. and you have taken us to the brink of war with a assassination of a foreign leader without any imminent threat demonstrated. only double talk to explain that assassination. it is time to put the brakes on his dangerous pursuits. we reject this reckless and impulsive escalation, the endless blood shed, and the black of vision beyond promoting his own selfish interest. it is congress that our constitution vests with the responsibility to declare war. if 1776 stood for anything, it was that america would not be ruled by a king or one who t

be over and done with by the state of the union address on february 4th but democrats like lloyd doggett he supports delaying impeachment indefinitely. we'll talk about it with republican ken buck of colorado. he sits on house judiciary. wasn't there a rush to impeach because trump was a threat to democracy and national security? but now it is hurry up and wait? what is going on? >> it's a great question. there was, the whole reason that we had to do impeachment before christmas was because president trump was such a threat. now, the articles of impeachment haven't even been sent over to the senate yet. it's a disgrace. it is something that i think the american people are seeing threw, the fact that this was never about a threat to our national security. it was always a political game by speaker pelosi. liz: to your point, democrats are now demanding a say on the senate trial. they want witnesses called in the senate. but doesn't that show the weaknesses in their case, because democrats did not use house subpoena power to compel witnesses to testify? nancy pelosi, she could have fought t

doggett, for five minutes. you.oggett: thank so good.ll, so far, the latest sequel in trump's government by tweets that couldn't be further from reality. hopefully, we pray that no american lives were lost last every american is less safe today than before a majorassassination of foreign leader. he's taken us to the brink of he will use fully he opportunity of a restrained counterattack, not to escalate urther, but to seek an offramp to de-escalate the crisis that could endanger the world. begetting attack, hate in that hate, direction lies the abyss. the only justification that he ignoring ronald reagan's executive order against of foreign leaders is that of an imminent attack, them before to get they get us. he has failed to offer any such of an imminent attack to justify this rash previous ion that administrations, republican and democrat, and the israelis, who capacity to do this, recognized posed more danger good. overreliance on our packing the the st gun and having fastest draw, as in some old movie, doe

doggett: thank you. trump has no plan, no strategy in the middle east. this self-described stable genius who tells us he's smarter than our generals, smarter than our military and intelligence leaders, he wants sole control over whether our nation is plunged into a war with iran. today we say, no, mr. president. you are not yet the tyrant that you wish to become. you defied military judgment by rejecting the iran nuclear agreement. you abruptly abandoned our kurdish allies so vital to the fight against isis and terrorism. and you have taken us to the brink of war with a assassination of a foreign leader without any imminent threat demonstrated. only double talk to explain that assassination. it is time to put the brakes on his dangerous pursuits. we reject this reckless and impulsive escalation, the endless blood shed, and the black of vision beyond promoting his own selfish interest. it is congress that our constitution vests with the responsibility to declare war. if 1776 stood for anything, it was that america would not be ruled by a king or one who t

doggett for five minutes. >> thank you for a true insight of testimony this morning. this national caregiver month is an appropriate time to have this hearing and to honor millions of people who are out there providing caregiving at great personal cost. cms is an ash 3.4 million caregivers provided over 3 million hours of unpaid care each year to secure the health and care of their loved ones. through the highs of new life and the lows of loss caregiving clearly can put life on hold. family caregivers are less likely to accelerate in their careers often missing work days are leaving the workforce altogether. this burden is overwhelmingly on women. economists estimate it has affected the level of suspicion by women in the workforce. i know from the range of legislation you mentioned this morning there is no panacea for this problem but i think one answer is important is legislation that they have joined with her colleague rosa delora and sponsoring paid family leave in the family act. for those who receive long-term care outside of the home there are obstacles within t