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there for two reasons. on the one hand, you have an y are beingnsor, the h used there.di's are not going to let that happen and they are in the united states stepped in, and the saudis and that coalition were bombing, -- bonding, but doing it with scatter bombs. war in a conflict that has already played out. i think the question before us now is, how can we bring -- what can we do? what is the best way to further stability in that region quickly and eliminate the things that are creating these horrifying circumstances to the people that are living there? course, is related to in a broader geopolitical realm, and that is the spreading arc of iranian influence in the region and what it will mean. if we leave that on its own and walk away from it, the saudis will not walk away from it. the uae is not going to walk away from it. these other gulf kingdoms will not walk away from it. they will continue the war, we will have less opportunity to influence it and shake it, but they will not allow themselves to be in circles. -- our goal is to defeat whoever it is restricting acc

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he's being held without bond. >> here at the live desk w h breaking news, there's a search on now for a missing elderly man in the district. your screen i you can. this is clarence miller. he's 75 years old and he uses a black manual wheelchair to get around. he was last seen in the 2400 block of5th stree of southeast yesterday. a big concern is the weather outside. the temperatures. it's almost freezing out there it's so very porn that you keep anye out this morning for mr. miller. call police if you know where hi t be. we have information in our app as well. now back to you. >> thank you, angie. >> president trump is taking a tough stand againstussia over nuclear weapons. the president says the u.s. will pull out of a longg stand landmark arms agreement. >> kelly is live outside of the white house with more on that and the other big issues on then press plate. >> good morning. from the human wave of migrants heading north as well as the killing of a u.s. based journalist in saudi custody. he expects to get more answers from turkey and saudi arabia as early as tomorrow he called the

ido i do not know if there was a bar m itzva h i do not know if there was a bar mitzvah or some typespecial event but i would guess on a typical friday or saturday morning at tree of life, somewhere between 60 and 100 people. president trump says he's watching developments, telling reporters if there had been protection inside, the results may have been different. nobody knows exactly what took place, it is too soon, but this is a case where they had an armed guard in sight, they might have been able to stop them immediately. police in the american city of pittsburgh, say a shooting at a synagogue, has caused multiple casualties. reports suggest several people may have been killed, though this hasn't been confirmed. the shooting happened at the tree of life synagogue, and the gunman is thought to be in custody. richard lister begins our coverage. heavily armed police converging on squirrel hill at reports that a man opened fire on the synagogue. a peaceful suburban neighbourhood transformed in moments by a gunman. tactical weapon units across the city, other officers sealed the area

we havevy a h police presence there. they work hand in hand.ur our sy department with metropolitan police. all stationed do that right now. particularly in thislimate of heightened anxiety and anger. some directed at th media. we don't know whether this was that indeed or a random case of somebody seeing a tvstatio one that is very accessible. from the view of the street. he did break a window. we don't know whether it was inside or out. you mentioned therd security g tried pepper spray first. when that failed, he shot the suspect. we don't know whether it was a single shot or not. the suspect has been traaken in. >> it is inn are that as you mentioned, it is very active. first ofall, it is on wisconsin avenue. a heavily traveled corridor. and especially heavily traveled this time of dayn and t surrounded by restaurants and businesses and people coming and going. the station is located on that corner where it is easily accessible to anyone who might pass by. this afternoon, we have reports that the suspect attempted to g

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her husband says he woke up around 3:30 a.m., noticed she wasn't there, but assumed she h. for days, search teams sifted through tall brush, used k-9s and drones. >> the outpouring of support from the community has been huge. my wife is loved. my wife is loved dearly. >> reporter: family members say westra had anxiety issues, and saw a medical professional days before disappearing. her husband jay, writing on facebook, "my heart was crushed today." >> thank you. >>> one of the most famous athletes in the world facing allegations of sexual assault. the 2009 case now reopened against christiano ronaldo. now, the new video likely being looked at by authorities. here's matt gutman. >> reporter: this video of the world's most recognizable athlete dancing with a model in las vegas, taken hours before she claims he raped her. cristiano ronaldo, who's racked up nearly every accolade in soccer and a billion dollars in endorsement deals, including nike, is accused by kathyrn mayorga of a rape in 2009. their night started at this club where they danced and canoodled. he later invited

but the reality [indiscscernibl] it is very clear there h has ben increasing number, especially of honduransaving the conditions that patricia was describing. again, the only surprising fafactor here is the timing. clearly, in the u.s., the fact the caravan is happening now, is playing into the hands of president trump, very well-established campaign to essentially demonize [indiscernible] sadly, this is not something that is based on anything hondurans plan. it is not like people said, oh, let's schedule it for the time the midterm elections are about to happen. most people in central america are not even aware there is a midterm election happening in the u.s. the realitydistant is. amy: i want to go to one of the migrants responding to president trump's comments yesterday. this is melanio soto, a 44-year-old teacher from honduras. >> if trump is human, he should think and reflect on what is happening. why honduras? her white people migrate from their country? as trump said, if the honduran president did not stop this, then it would be no economic support for honduras. so i say, was support

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h. our sports correspondent david ornstein was there for us.ium, this club has become so this stadium, this club has become so accustomed to glorious european nights, this was not one of them. but cristiano ronaldo is back and that was the highlight for many. jose maria olaza bal that was the highlight for many. jose maria olazabal portuguese and it made for investing preamble, not quite the match. cristiano ronaldo was involved early on, setting up dybala to open the scoring for juventus with a relatively straightforward goal. it added very flat, the atmosphere was as well. shortly after half—time, bonobos evolved again, drawing a fantastic save from that de gea. you are done so save from that de gea. you are done so just before half—time of the free kick, he did sojust so just before half—time of the free kick, he did so just after as well. finally, united awoke from their slump and paul pogba, their own star name, hit the post almost drawing united level there. it was not to be for united, in the end who were co mforta ble for united, in the

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