laura: george mitchell, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. laura: a veteran of peace negotiations. militaries aren reaching -- 2 fighter jets flew within miles of each other. rush's prime minister says that assia has refused to have high level delegation on syria. with-- i spoke laura: the americans don't want that? >> with the air corps, they launched cruise missiles into russia from the caspian sea. thatis the sort of power is bringing it to fail. l. to vei there are other types of cord and. i did that in bosnia. able to work out a way that we had common interests. we had a common interest in syria. laura: what is the common interest? >> isis. we have an issue with a sod. ofsia, the entire underbelly russia in the trans caucuses is ripe for isis. they have as much, if not more, of a fear of isis than we do. arrangementork an with isis in syria as well. do you think the campaign is working? we don't have a strategy that i know i have -- where i know of where we have a democratic economic strategy. that includes allies and others who want to

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thing, and ing have huge respect for george mitchell, i would have liked to have seen the president makerd holbrook his middle east envoy and say look, for all the reasons you want to see this succeed, because it is in the interest of the peace of the world, i am telling you now, i will give you my authority to make peace in the middle east, primarily beginning with israelis and palestinians. that was my great hope. not knowing whether richard would accept it or not. it was a challenge up to his skills. david: afghanistan was an enormous challenge. the keyword is authority. that is what he never got from this president, sadly. president obama never trusted him to say, you are my point man. and then they took away the ball. years into, seven obama's war, and i would love to understand the afghanistan policy. my father would have been able to articulate it in a way that nobody could have. i am really sorry he is not here. thank you for doing this. charlie: thank you. thank you for joining us. see you next time. ♪ . . angie: will they, won't they? japan's production figures are due later th

unlike george mitchell, i was not appointed by the president. i did not have the title of special envoy. but from august of 2014 until last month, i was secretary kerry's personal representative, trying to help the factions in northern ireland get back together. they were not talking last summer. we made progress through the british and irish governments, bringing the five parties in northern ireland together. happily, virtually on christmas eve, last december, all of the parties negotiated with a lengthy agreement on budgets and welfare reform and flags in parades and a variety of legacy issues. that agreement stuck through the rest of december, january, february, and into march. and then one of the parties, sinn fein pulled out of the agreements because of the welfare cuts and there is still a stalemate. i took a leave of absence from that position when this book was published because i did not want secretary kerry to be held accountable for my views in this book. if i'm asked to go back, i would be happy to do that. brian: you were on an advi

envoy to the mid east george mitchell. you've been listening to all of this.the time, people talking about bubbling up and the palestinians, they would say there's unrest and that perhaps we're headed to another interfada, a word for uprising. is that where we are right now? >> it could be. in the year 2000, i chaired a commission which was organized in the wake of the second interfada and the most striking aspect of our findings was how quickly it spiraled out of control of either side, unintended in a real sense, but the tension, the emotions, the hostility of conflict lead to a spiraling of attitudes and ultimately death and destruction on both sides. i think it's a very dangerous situation. no one can know for sure what will happen, but i think that leaders on all sides have to be especially active in trying to rein this in. >> for people who don't know the region that well, i found that until i went there and saw it with my own eyes, it's sometimes hard to understand the geography. what is causing so much strife between these two populations? is it the fa

the interesting thing, and i thought it would have been amazing and i , have huge respect for george mitchellwas a great, great american, and he worked hard -- i would have liked to have seen the president make richard holbrook his middle east envoy and say look, for all the reasons you want to see this succeed, because it is in the interest of the peace of the world, because it is in the interest for whatever your own ambition is i am telling you , now, i will give you my authority to make peace in the middle east, primarily beginning with israelis and palestinians. that was my great hope. of what obama might do not , knowing whether richard would accept it or not. david: sure. charlie: it was a challenge up to his skills. david: afghanistan was an enormous challenge. i think the key word you used to their is authority. that is what he never got from this president, sadly. i think president obama never trusted him to say, you are my point man. and then they took away the ball. and i think that was unfortunate for my father, unfortunate for the country, and unfortunate for the administration,

but one thing that i thought was amusing, and i have huge respect for george mitchell who i think is a great american and worked hard, i would have liked to have seen the president make richard holbrooke his middle east envoy and say, look, for all the reasons you want to see this succeed because it's in the interest of peace of the world, for whatever your own ambition is, i'm telling you now, i'm going to give you my authority to go try to make peace in the middle east primarily beginning with the israeli palestinians. and that was my great hope of what obama might do. not knowing whether richard would accept it or not, but it was a challenge up to his skills. >> look, afghanistan was an enormous challenge. i think the key word you use is authority. that's what he never got from the president, they never had the relationship and president obama never trusted him to say go with it, you're my point man, but then they took away the ball, and i think that was unfortunate for my father, the country and ultimately h this administration, because here we are seven years into what bob woodw

. >>> we now know the name of a man charged with murdering a prince george's county woman. mitchell cole was taken into custody today and will face first-degree murder charges for killing jones. her daughter found her body in her home yesterday. she told us she suspected a man who was an acquaintance of her mother's. >> it's really hard to think that someone knew her knew her as a person, how beautiful of a person she was and how much she meant to her family, would do this to her. >> we asked police tonight but they would not confirm cole knew the victim. >>> several big developments in the race for the white house. we begin with the lineup for the next republican debate on cnbc. 10 front runners will square off in primetime and the rest of the field in an undercard debate. the primetime meeting features the same group as the last debate minus scott walker who suspended his campaign. candidates square off next wednesday. >>> hilary clinton's washington room has turned into a war room, bill clinton, campaign aides and attorneys were seen going in and out of home all day. clinton is p

his destination the metropolitan club for lunch with former senators tom da shell and george mitchell bit ago. remind you to tune in at 9:00 eastern here. fareed zakaria special report "long road to hell, america in iraq" that's 9:00 pacific here on cnn. i'm brooke baldwin. we'll be back tomorrow. in the meantime let's go to washington. "the lead" starts now. >>> thanks, brooke. donald trump says he knows what it means to struggle. "the lead" starts right now. he's just a kid who started out with almost nothing, except for that million-dollar loan from dad. donald trump sharing his riches to even more riches story you have this morning and taking shots at the man he's now trailing in iowa, dr. ben carson. >>> a real life spy thriller, according to a new report a christian charity delivering humanitarian supplies deep inside north korea was actually a spy ring run out of the pentagon. and the bibles they carried were just part of the plan. plus, pick your poison. you got your morning bacon, your ballpark hot dog,

this was a group that was organized by two former senate democratic leaders, tom daschle and george mitchell. and this was an opportunity for those senators to get together in a social setting and enjoy lunch. they invited the president to attend because it's right across the street. the president went over there to see some old friends and to ngage in some socializing. the plan when the president walked over there was not make any sort of formal remarks. i haven't gotten detailed readout of his visit. but the plan was for the president to walk over there and shake hands and visit with friends. april. reporter: i want to follow-up on kristen and blackwatch but move in a different direction. tomorrow the president addresses the international association of chiefs of police. the largest gathering of police. this is coming just days after chris christie made his statement president obama is supporting the lawlessness by not supporting justifying black lives matter. what do you say about that as the president is meeting police officers, whom some are still upset about some of the comments from t

believe this was a group that was organized by two former senate democratic leaders, tom dashel and george mitchell. this was an opportunity for the senators to get together in a social setting and enjoy lunch. they invited the president to attend because it is just across the street. he went to see some friends and to engage in some socializing. the plan was not to make any sort of formal remarks. the plan was for the president to walk over there and shake hands and visit with some friends. okay. all right. april? >> i want to follow up on one question on black lives matter. tomorrow the presidential addresses the international association of chiefs of police. i guess this is a largest gathering of police chiefs. this is coming days after chris christie made his statement that president obama is supporting the lawlessness by not supporting the police justifying black lives matter. what do you say about that as the president is meeting with these police officers who some are still upset about some of the comments from this podium and from other people in the black community as it comes to black liv

. >> it's push the agenda for but it's also do what george mitchell did up to the '92 election, use your majority to sharpen the contrast on issues where the voters agree with you more than with the incumbent in the white house. that's why you need a strategic person as speaker to say what incremental advances can we make and shape the agenda and shape the landscape for our presidential nominee. that's what this chaos is hurting. >>> let me bring up an issue, donny deutsche in polite society you shouldn't bring up. planned parenthood. i don't think it should be funded by the federal government. i don't think there's a chinese wall. you give this organization that provides more abortions. you can say that this money is not going, but any way, so we can have a disagreement over that. john boehner and the republican caucus allowed this to be set up if the republicans don't fund ploond parenthood 100% they are shutting down the government when in fact it had been barack obama that had been vetoing it. you send a bill over. let him veto it and you come back and figure out to meet halfway to m

they expect them to be cheering or getting ready to go as some of the presidents george mitchell on thecratic side put it come he ought to go and dance on the wall. george bush understood if we gloated and embarrassed the gorbachev, the changes would end. the hardliners in hard-liners in the soviet union would make gorbachev pay them so george bush in a very low-key way said that this was another step in the process. he wasn't going to go and dance on the wall. he took the criticism from the press. he took the criticism from the leaders of the democratic party for a number of weeks but gorbachev in his memoirs point out how important it was that george bush understood the tone that had to be taken on that amount to stay. >> let me change gears a little bit and talk about some domestic issues. i suppose the most memorable issue and its consequences were the words of george w. bush read my lips and of course the third rail of the domestic politics is the marginal income tax rate. they opened up some time to a blanket where among other circumstances something had to be done. to describe a

. >>> the victim's former boyfriend mitchell cole is charged with her murder. prince george's county. >>> no arrest this morning in a deadly shooting. "news4" was there as first responders tried to save the victim. this happened yesterday on g street. we're told 51-year-old nathanial moody was stabbed at least four times. >>> today family and friends will gather to remember an 80-year-old man found dead in prince george's county. a funeral service will be held for luben phipps. he was found after wandering away from an assisted li eed li facility. he suffered from dementia. his body was found three weeks later. >>> the penalty gone is saying they've not changed tactics in iraq. they say the u.s. forces to rescue hostages is an exception. >> they're not there to assist in those missions in iraq. >> 71 are free this morning. the pentagon is getting information and the five isis guards that u.s. forces captured thursday morning. one u.s. servicemember died. the first american killed in combat in iraq. they said they had intelligence that isis was about to execute the hostages. >>

. >> now the victim's former boyfriend mitchell cole is charged with her murder. prince george's county detectives say cole confessed to breaking in and killing jones. >>> police are now calling an attack a hate crime. a man showed up to a school in sweden and stabbed four people. two, a student and a teacher, died. the thing they found at his home led them to believe he had a racist motive. they shot the attacker. he also died. >>> a man accused of a shooting in north carolina is in court today. dylann roof is accused of killing nine people at a black church in charleston. his trial is next year. >>> an update on the deadly house fire. the parents of the two victims f the row house fire in dupont circle are sueing the homeowner for negligence and wrongful death. they died in june in the race place home. our news partners are seeking 10 milli million per family. thad had no fire extinguisher, smoke detectors, and the windows were locked. >>> a funeral will be held for luben phipps. he was found after he wandered away in upper marlboro. he suffered dementia. he asked to use the re

>> the victim's former boyfriend mitchell cole is charged with her murder. prince george'snty detective says cole confessed to breaking in and killing jones. >>> the man accused of lying about working for the cia for 30 years will face a judge today. wayne simmons will face a judge this morning. he often appeared on fox news as a former on rahhive. simmons says he made it all up and got several security clearances. he's also been convicted of multiple drunk drivings and possession of firearms convictions. >>> a man is being released to a supervision program. mayor muriel bowser said she doesn't know sanders but told "news4" he'll be held to a higher standard. >>> today family and friends will gather to remember an 80-year-old man. he asked to use the restroom and wasn't seen alive again. phipps' body was found in the park three weeks late jeer do you work better if you stand up and move arounder now and then? some researchers think students will work better too. they're testing out the stanning desks at an elementary school in norj california. teefb principal has one. they

george's county woman stabbed to home.in her own amanda jones was killed monday night. jones on lking with the phone said a friend and heard her scream. body was found the next day. 56-year-old mitchelle is charged with killing her. sources say they once had a romantic relationship. developing now investigators trying to trace the cause of a fire in new jersey in tpwhrupbs wick. lames seen shooting from the windows and roof. surrounding streets had to be evacuate the. reported. no injuries the synagogue is more than 100 laned -- and was labeled as a historic building in 1995. shocking discoverys of starving an neglected horses at farm. raided pieceable farm near charlottesville. they foundes arrived seven horses were already dead nd five others had to be euthanized there. another 81 horses were seized agencies. to rescue >> they have been out without ny kind of proper nutrition or hay or green for an extended period of time. that doesn't happen overnight. the owner was allowed to are about 20 but activists trying it seize all of them. more than 10,000 have signed on. has not been charged but remains under investigation. the kpapb is close to -- the campaign was close to home in ary c

police went to check on a prince george's county woman she was already dead. 56-year-old amanda jones wasn't found until monday morning. they couldn't contact her. mitchell cole is charged with her murder. he was hiding out in jones' home when she arrived home and stabbed herd to death. >>> the suntrust bank shut down as the suntrust near connecticut avenue in nebraska. police have not released pictures. police do not think it's the same man they suspect of robbing that same bank on monday and this is what he looks like. he's also wanted for allegedly holding up a citibank branch just a mile away on connecticut avenue on friday. >>> from the day he was drafted, quarterback rg3 has been among the most high-profile redskins and we'll have that story from jason pugh coming up in just a b bit. >>> asleep on the job, two u.s. secret service officers asleep on the job and caught at the white house. overworking the staff and the potential dangers posed by chronic fatigue. according to the washington post, one agent blamed the drowsiness on cold medicine and the other noted a very full work schedule. overscheduling has plagued the secret service in the recent pa

mitchell) oh. if i could get everyone to raise their glass as i quote from one of our nation's great fathers-- jefferson. georget one of my own "would be going off to a university, "but here i stand, a proud black man, knowing that all those hours i put in at the dry cleaner--" - phil. - not now, weezie. - where was i? - quoting that president. okay, if she's the future of america, we should start using chinese money now. (scoffs) we already are. my arm is tired. to haley. - to haley! - (glasses clink) and before everyone puts their glasses down, uh, uh, we're also very proud of lily. tomorrow is her first day of kindergarten. - to lily. - (gloria) oh, lily.

mitchell in las vegas, thank you. we are joined by nicole wallace, former director for george w. bush. good morning to you. >> good morning. big night. >> big night. ve gas is the setting. are you expecting a slug guest or do you think it will be sober policy seminar? >> i'm on the other side, but i feel nervous for hillary clinton. she's in the position of being the democratic party's head candidate but not the heart candidate. once again somebody else has captured the passion of the democratic party. when it happened eight years ago when barack obama captured their imagination and passion you felt bad. if she makes the mistake again of not capturing the passion she only has herself to blame. >> what can you to in a setting like that? >> you know, i think preparing a candidate like hillary clinton is completely different from preparing somebody who hasn't done this before. as you said, she did it in 2008. she knows the policy backward and forward. you have to get her out of her head and almost into the val character from snl last weekend. you have to get her comfortable the kinds she

george's county vigil to honor and mourn a mother killed inside her home. 56-year-old amanda jones stabbed monday night in upper marlboro as she talked on the phone. investigators say her former boyfriend mitchell cole broke in and waited for her to return home and then attacked. police just released a phone call placed by jones' friends who called for concerns for her -- with concerns for her safety. >> sounds like she is fighting for somebody that they must have been in the house when she got in there. >> reporter: cole is now charged with first-degree murder. her address 911 indian goose way in upper marlboro. >>> right now an unidentified man is fighting for his life after getting shot near nationals park this morning. the scene around 1:00 on first street southwest with the armed suspect where he shot that man. medics rushed the victim to the hospital in critical condition as investigators were canvassing the neighborhood, hoping to get a better description of the gunman who is still at large. >>> united airlines is apologizing tonight to the disabled man from dc who had to crawl off the plane to get to his wheelchair. >> they say that he waited for nearly an hour after the plane landed fo

george's county a vigil was held friday for amanda jones. jones was killed inside her upper marlboro home monday night while talking on the phone with a friend. police say the suspect mitchellwaited inside the home for half an hour before ambushing her when she arrived home. cole was the victim's ex- boyfriend. >>> and more charges have been filed against d.c. reality tv store for threats he made against metro. kidd coal faces 11 charges after prosecutors say he made 11 calls for-to-record bomb threats and hostage situations involving metro stations, trains and buses. >>> local first responders are giving up a glimpse into their world. their work on the streets in the nation's capital. >> today is a real life event. surae is there with the hands on operation. she's live this morning at the firefighter training academy in southwest d.c. good morning. how is it going? >> reporter: good morning,alson. i'm here inside -- allyson. i'm here inside a smoky home. it's dark and i'm crawling just to find a victim. it's about 700 degrees on the ground. i'm told about a thousand in the ceiling. so i've located my victim. he's right there about 150 pounds. my job is to get him out as fa

mitchell cole was charged with the attack. >>> we are continuing to learn new details about a violent home invasion that occurred at the california home of redskins wide receiver desean jackson. george wallace is in our newsroom with reaction from redskins park. george? we've been in contact with jackson's publicist that desean had no knowledge ofs this incident until last night and they're waiting for the police to give them more information. the report from tmz four to five armed intruders broke into the jackson's home on wednesday and there were six people in the house at the time and they actually fought with the intruders who then fled the scene and he is rehabbing a hamstring injury and he addressed the situation today and he's here today and obviously he's concerned and he's letting law enforcement there take care of it, but obviously some things happened at his house and he's concerned as every homeowner will be and they'll get to the bottom of it as will the police. >> jackson was not available and we'll continue to follow the developments on the story. >> all right. thank you, george. more scrutiny tonight for the daily fantasy sports industry in new jersey. congressman is

the senate, like mansfield, howard baker, bob byrd, robert mondale, hubert humphrey, bob dole, george mitchell and my mentor when i came here, the then-senior senator from vermont, senator bob stafford. i would note that i became the only democrat ever elected from my state. senator stafford was really mr. republican in vermont. and i wondered what the relationship would be. he immediately took me under his arm and guided me me and worked for me and there wasn't a day that went by that we didn't consult and i didn't gain from his wisdom and experience. there are so many others. we made close friendships on both sides of the aisle traveling with senator john blendon and his wife annie who were democrats. and senator cochran and senator lugar, republicans. i had the privilege and have had the privilege to serve with 370 senators in all, different walks of life, every corner of this nation. and what has been wonderful is having the different -- a chance to meet them, know their different l background, different stories, different life experiences, both parties. and this has made this institution