he doesn't think he's doing anything wrong and that's a defense that he will continue to push ellen fisher with the latest on that developing story alive for us in washington d.c. allan thank you. iraq's government has denied that any of its security forces have fired directly at protesters during 6 days of violent demonstrations 109 people have now been killed since the unrest began on tuesday and more than 6000 have been injured the violence has continued this spike to the prime minister announcing a 17 point reform plan to try to appease the protesters she has more. after days of demonstrations across iraq the number of dead continues to rise in the aftermath of the killings iraq's interior ministry pushed back when i was with us accounts that security forces fired live at protesters but could be out and limited and i think everyone knows there were no armed battles clashes or confrontations between the security forces and the protesters but there were wicked and he knows hands that targeted the victims on both sides when we went and checked the bodies of the martyrs the injuries were i

stockholm to discuss pyongyang ending its nuclear program in exchange for sanctions being lifted ellen fisher reports. in the chill of an evening in sweden a freeze returned to negotiations between the u.s. and north korea the 2 sides of been meeting in stockholm for the 1st time since previous nuclear talks broke down at a field summit in vietnam in february but it quickly became clear the 2 are dramatically far apart the us raise expectations by offering suggestions like a flexible approach new method and creative solution is but they have disappointed us greatly and dampen are enthusiastic for negotiation by bringing nothing to the negotiation table both sides agreed to restart the talks after donald trump's remarkable visit to north korea in june at the end of the g. 7 in japan he met the north korean president kim jump in at the demilitarized zone the area marking the border between north and south korea and then took the dramatic step over the border the 1st u.s. president to do so there was hope fresh talks might make progress after president trumps national security adviser john bolto

is also passed a bill threatening sanctions over turkey's military operation in northern syria ellen fisher has more from washington d.c. a very difficult couple of hours.

ellen fisher with the latest on that from washington d.c.alan thank you boeing's chief executive has admitted that the company made mistakes in the development of a key safety system that a small emberg faced the 2nd day of questions from u.s. politicians he's testifying to the house transportation and infrastructure committee 2 of the companies 737 max 8 jets crashed in a 6 month period killing more than 300 people were limburg acknowledged some issues in the development of an anti stall system that automatically pushed the plane's nose down leaving pilots fighting for control john hendren has more now from boeing international headquarters in chicago it was 2 days of intense grilling for the chief executive officer of boeing company and it happened 1st in the senate then in the house on what was the one year anniversary of the 1st of $2737.00 max flights that crashed killing a total of 346 people in the criticism was harsh one senator said he would rather walk than take the plane another like in the plane to flying coffins and dennis mille

has also passed a bill threatening sanctions over turkey's military operation in northern syria ellen fisher has more from washington d.c. . a very difficult couple of hours for the turkish government in the house of representatives here in washington the turks have spent millions of dollars over the years to beat back any motions that would bring sanctions against the economy or senior figures in the government and also to try and define what happened to more than a 1000000 armenians at the end of the ottoman empire at the end of the farce world war and the on sanctions passed with bipartisan support and overwhelmingly essentially what the house of representatives is saying to donald trump is that he must impose sanctions against senior figures in the government against those who planned and carried out the military incursion into northeast syria particularly those that targeted the kurds and also calls on donald trump to develop a long term plan to defeat eisel and all this coming just a short time after the house of representatives passed a resolution which said that the u.s. should no lo

in an interview that trump is fully prepared to take military action against turkey if needed ellen fisherjoins us live now from washington d.c. out this is perhaps the departure from some of the language we heard from him a little earlier what exactly did say. well essentially that that donald trump would be fully prepared to take military action if needed but the chances of that happening seem so incredibly small if you look at the situation although everything comes with the caveat of course that this is america and 2019 if you go back to the beginning donald trump essentially gave the green light to the touch to start this operation there was then the cease fire he did threaten the could be some sort of economic sanctions against it and might pump again said that they would prefer to work through economic and diplomatic sanctions before they considered any sort of military action but stop for one second and think if the u.s. did carry out military action against turkish forces in syria essentially they need to remember would be attacking another nato member who could then asked need 2