ambassador to the united nations, nikki haley. [applause] ambassador haley: thank you.plause] ambassador haley: thank you. thank you so much. you guys are amazing. thank you so much. it is so good to see so many friends. and i am honored to be able to say that when i come to aipac, i am with friends. [applause] ambassador haley: at the united nations, we sometimes don't have many friends. [laughter] ambassador haley: i remember last year when we had to vote about america's opposition to the castro dictatorship in cuba. they vote went against us. 191-2. the only two no votes were the united states and israel. [applause] ambassador haley: but i always say, quality is more than quantity. [laughter] ambassador haley: shortly after the 2016 election, president-elect donald trump called me to talk to me about serving in his administration. we had a meeting at trump tower and we had good discussions about a variety of issues. long story short, his team called me a couple of days later and said he would like me to serve as ambassador to the united nations. [applause] ambassador

[applause] ambassador haley: thank you. [applause] ambassador haley: thank you. much.you so you guys are amazing. thank you so much. it is so good to see so many friends. when i come to aipac, i am with friends. [applause] at the unitedey: nations, we sometimes don't have many friends. [laughter] ambassador haley: i remember last year when we had to vote about america's opposition to the castro dictatorship in cuba. they vote went against us. to -- to two. the only two no votes were the united states and israel. [applause] say,sador haley: i always quality is more than quantity. election,ter the 2016 president-elect donald trump talk to me about serving in his administration. we had good discussions about a variety of issues. long story short, his team called me later and said he would like me to serve as ambassador to the united nations. [applause] ambassador haley: i said, i'm a governor, i don't know anything about united nations. we went back and forth on a few things. the clincher was when i told the president, i will not be a wall flower. i have to be able

security council let's take a look at what nikki haley has said in the past. oh my promise to count how many times the u.s. envoy would mention russia during his state but i counted is twenty two russian russia russia russia russia trusted russian russians russia can russia russian russian russians and russian russians the russian the russian russian russian and the russians russia who just don't do political purposes only and not house of caravans with. now the purpose of the u.n. security council the fifteen member body that leaves the united nations is supposed to be to carry out the mission of the united nations but as we have seen it has recently become a forum for certain countries to criticize other countries now everyone in the u.n. security council seems to be in full agreement that the lives of civilians in eastern guta should be protected however there are some pretty strong disagreements about how that should be carried out and how and who is responsible for the situation there and we've heard some rather extreme rhetoric in the fifteen member body

haley, she had something wrong with her leg the other day. and gabby, gabby who is our enforcer here, haley said, what is this, coach? i said, oh, i know what that is, haley. that's resistant pathway ring worm. it won't hurt you, but it eventually goes up your leg and through your face and it will go away. and the only way to get rid of it is you can tie knots around the places in your leg and it will go away. so i turned and winked at gabby, and the next thing i saw was hal haley on the floor tying her sweat suit leg is up. all of the girls said, what are you doing? and haley said something shart smart alecy to gabby and gabby said, well at least i wasn't smart enough to tie myself up. you needed a coach and you needed to believe in me and i really will close just by saying this,enough to tie myself up. you needed a coach and you needed to believe in me and i really will close just by saying this, i know how talented you are as the players. and i mean it when i tell you that i love you with all my soul. you are an incredible force to deal wi

. >> reporter: juliette, haley doll said she was in the room as they were celebrating a going away party for two of her coworkers and described to us the horror from that friday morning. >> we had kind of just started the party when the gunman walked in to the room that we were in. >> reporter: haley sayings she recognized the gunman immediately as a former resident. chp says the man was 36-year- old albert wong. a decorated army veteran who'd recently been kicked out of the pathway program. >> he was just very calm, and just kind of looked at all of us. >> reporter: haley says the gunman didn't say why he was there, but started letting people go, one by one. >> first he let the veterans go. then said staff needs to stay, so at that point there were seven of us. seven staff members. and then he said our names. my first name, and said you can go. >> reporter: but three employees had to stay. the program's executive director, christine loeber, and psychology dr. jen golick, and dr. gonzales. haley says this was not random. >> do you have any idea why he might have told those three particul

well we did hear nikki haley on the floor of the u.n. security council using the language that could be interpreted as saying that the usa has the right to attack the syrian government now the meeting was convened for the purpose of discussing the plight of civilians in eastern guta and the efforts to get them out of harm's way and take care of civilians and make sure that people are protected however the minute the meeting pretty soon turned into a forum as we heard nikki haley get up an essential to make some very serious accusations against the governments of iran russia and the syrian government she accused those governments of actually conducting chlorine attacks in the last sixteen days of course then we heard a response from the russian ambassador saying that this was simply a decision from ation campaign this is what we heard the exchange with this is nikki haley followed by the russian envoy to the united nations security council. and in the past sixteen days there have been three separate allegations of chlorine gas attacks thi

nikki haley.e president. >> the world is watching and the messages they're sending out. it is not just the american public. if the united states isn't putting that tough foot forward, what's to keep them from misbehaving elsewhere? >> do you think that it is possible he was just not adequately briefed yesterday and that he meant to be delivering a more strong statement? or do you see it more as a piece of, he's reluck toonlt criticize putin? >> it's possible. it is more consistent with his past statements to be a little waffly on and it leave himself room. it is not just about condemning and comments. bits action taken. and other countries in the world, europe other, parts of the world are not going to take action on russia unless the united states does. and there's no real path that looks like we are going to. so whether it is in relation to this. the rest of the world is halted and i think that's a problem. >> and there is a dispute between the house intelligence committee and the senate intelli

nikki haley at the u.n., steve mnuchin. it never seems that president trump is the one coming out and directly holding russia accountable. i was wondering if your guest putiny comment regarding is a former kgb agent. we know the kgb's reputation for recording the five-star hotels. the own them in moscow. i was wondering, if he could make a connection between the fact that this is a way that would not rates. president trump has never come up directly taking on the russians. thank you for taking my call. i would say, i cannot speak to president trump's own behavior. what i can say is the administration itself, mainly the pure cats -- mainly the bureaucrats have taken a pretty hard stance of russia. when you look at the nuclear posture review, the national security strategy, all of those things reflect a more competitive view of russia and one that betrays that is not the serial role. that is a space where large parts of the government are taking the actions they need to take. virginia.andria, good morning. yes, i am a veteran

laur nikki haley speaking there. earlier i spoke with the bbc's nick bryant from the united nations. very tough words from the u.n. ambassad to the united nations, tougher than her boss in the white house. what has been the reaction from russia's ambassador? nick: what we heard from nikki haley wathe first time a trump administration official has explicitly blamed moscow for this attack. earlier in the week, former secretary of state rex tillerson said it was likely russia was involved. na trump said he probably agrees with the british finding but hasn't quite concluded yet that russia was to blame. nikki haley did say that, and she said that russia's crime s to be met with immediate and concrete security council and the international community, because if they didn't do something here, then salisbury wouldn't be the last time we saw a chemical ldattack. it cappen in new york, she said. the russian ambassador was very angry that this meeting was even held. the british called this emergency session. the russians tried

nikki haley said that.aid russia's crime had to be met with immediate and concrete measures from the security council and the international community, because if they did not do something here then salisbury would not be the last time we saw a chemical attack, it could happen in new york, she said. the russian ambassador was very angry that this meeting was even held, the british clubbers emergency sessions, the russians tried to hold to do beforehand with procedural wrangling, they failed. the russian ambassador said it should not been before the security council and mayday roger —— rather bizarre and trivialising observation that we needed sherlock holmes to solve the case. can the un security council do any thing given that russia has a veto and can block any concrete action? it is interesting nikki haley setback, because like everybody else in the security council she would know that russia would veto any move to take the concrete measures she proposed. in calling this meeting the british have much more

nikki haley did come out very strong against russia yesterday. rex tillerson, you know, over the weekend, came out very strong against russia. the president himself, even though there has been a paper statement from the white house, the president himself, though, has not made a strong statement about what is happening between russia and the uk. does it need to come from his mouth or to what extent does it matter if it comes from his mouth? >> i would like to see him make a strong statement about this russian issue, the way nikki haley did yesterday. i suspect that was first step in a big u.s. government response to this. i hope the president does address it. i think regarding rex tillerson and your national security apparatus as it relates to the state department, i supported getting rid of rex tillerson for no other reason there can be no daylight between the president and the secretary of state as has been pointed out. when the sent of state speaks, the world must know he speaks for the president, that he clearly had broken down with tillerson,

haley in august 2017. the report from the fbi in august 2011 points out that the department of homeland security has determined that the fbi headquarters should be housed in isc, level v facility. it then goes on to say why. that, with -- the report from the gsa point out the reasons why this level of security is needed and i would like to put that into the record. perimeter protection and standup distances are the most effective means of preventing or limiting damage from a bomb attack. there is no practical way to adequately secure and protect the j edgar hoover building. the real risk is inadequate physical security and that the fa operations are more vulnerable and can easily be disrupted potentially any time when these capabilities would be most needed. and we are changing the direction here. it is very difficult to understand that. the chairman and ranking member asked for detailed information about the plans. we got this glitzy 22 page, more photographs and details, about the proposal. and me take a

and then he said our names, my first name, and said you can go. >> reporter: as soon as he said haley's name he said the rest became a blur . >> i just ran out as fast as i could. i thought that my life was saved and not that i was going to die. >> reporter: haley came to the pathway home to help veterans meet move out. he doesn't want to be identified, but we found this former military man at building g. he said he didn't know the gun man because he has only been here a few weeks, but he's in the same program that helped many veterans with ptsd get their lives back together. >> they have given me a sense of direction and helped me deal with depression, ptsd, anxiety, things like that. >> reporter: the mayor of john boel and a board member of pathway home promised the men housed here will continue to get services, but happily for now . >> i talked to my therapist weekly. jennifer is the one who changed my life. all of the ladies are very sweet. i'm very thankful for the sacrifice they made. >> reporter: in jan feel with k pxi five. >>> a church service in yacht bill yesterday as many of

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then you just heard nikki haley. what did you think? >> i think they did what they are supposed to do, which is -- this is kind of the pattern that has existed, brooke, for a while. forget about what the president said for a second. the structural people, the ni can k can ki haleys, secretary of defense, et cetera, they usually say things that comport with usual u.s. policy. and what the united states would normally do under an extraordinary circumstance like this is say exactly, number one, absolute solidarity with our ally, the uk. russia carried it out. in essence what they're saying is that special relationship continues. then she goes on. i think is broadening this now to really talk about chemical weapons in general. she's accusing russia not only of using chemical weapons in this particular case, the nerve agent, but also in syria, in saying this is a more serious problem that could spread. we want to have some accountable for what russia is doing with its chemical weapons. knowing, of course, russia is a member of the security c

look at haley on the back of the book. stop it.he's -- she's grown so much from that then too. >> tell us about the new book. >> i loved you since forever and it's really about if you've ever had the feeling of loving someone before you met them but you just felt them, you knew they existed and knew they were going to be part of you but had to wait until the timing was write and i was won deferring about haley and wishing and hoping and praying she would come to be. i loved you since forever. and the book just sort of reflects that in the in the introduction part. there was a friend of mine who said to me -- i said can you believe i'm a 52-year-old mom and mom for first time and she said hoda, can i tell you something, you know what that child is? i said what. she said that baby is right on time. i thought, you know what, you're right. >> for anyone who's been touched by adoption, this message is going to resonate with them but really appeals to everyone, right? >> i think so, if you have a child, you will feel this book because it

ambassador nikki haley essentially used the language often used to justify u.s. military intervention saying that the usa essentially reserves the right to attack the syrian government now the meeting was convened to discuss the situation in eastern guta this is a rebel held on play where there is fighting taking place now when nikki haley got up to speak rather than simply touching on the situation and the plight of civilians and efforts to make sure that civilians are not hurt she actually chose to make a barrage of allegations against russia iran and syria and in her remarks she went as far as saying that the three countries were actually responsible for some chlorine attacks now that we heard a response from the russian ambassador who said this is simply a decision from ation campaign in the past sixteen days there have been three separate allegations of chlorine gas attacks this is no ceasefire this is the assad regime iran and russia continuing to wage war against their political opponents are a constant when you want to build up and we understand that the

ambassador nikki haley now in her remarks she emphasized the special relationship between the united states and the united kingdom and from there she went on to fit the allegations against russia in with the broader narrative she talked about syria she talked about north korea she talked about the previous security council meetings and it was rather heated words we heard not just from the u.k. ambassador but then from nikki haley representing the united states a growing concern in all of this dangerous and destabilizing activity is russia. russia failed to ensure syria destroyed its chemical weapons program russia killed the joint investigative mechanism when it found the side liable for chemical attacks russia used its veto to shield assad five times last year. it has also provided cover for syria in the hague at the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons in response to the heated words from the united states and the united kingdom we heard from the russian ambassador and he responded on a number of levels and one of his points that he made was he pointed out that russ

some very strong words there from nikki haley. and senior intelligence officials telling abc that there is no daylight between u.s. and british intelligence assessment on this, that the russians are guilty here. what's the president, the white house saying tonight? >> reporter: well, david, the president told reporters yesterday, as soon as we get the facts straight, if we agree with them, we will condemn russia or whoever. the facts are in, intelligence agencies, as you say, agree. and tonight, a strong statement from the white house, saying, "the united states stands in solidarity with its closest ally, the united kingdom, and is working together with our allies and partners to ensure that this kind of abhorrent attack does not happen again." david? >> that statement from the white house a short time ago. terry, thank you. >>> back here at home tonight, and new trouble for united airlines. just 24 hours after apologizing for what happened to one family's dog on a plane, united now making headlines for yet another mistake. anothe

representative nikki haley now nikki haley not only made reference to allegations against russia about the recent incident but she further fit it into a wider narrative she made allegations against the syrian government she even mention north korea and she fit into a wider narrative about russia's role in the world and this is this is what we heard from nikki haley the representative of the united states. a growing concern and all of this dangerous and destabilizing activity is russia. russia failed to ensure syria destroyed its chemical weapons program russia killed the joint investigative mechanism when it found the side liable for chemical attacks russia used its veto to shield assad five times last year. it has also provided cover for syria in the hague at the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons. now it is a tense atmosphere inside the security council as both the usa and the u.k. have made some very strong allegations against russia now different countries are speaking the many meeting is continuing and we are expecting a response when the russian envoy addresses

haley was terrified to become a hostage along with six other friends.>> first he let the veterans go. he said the staff needs to stay. at that point, there were seven of us. he said our names. he said we could go. >> reporter: the rest became a blur.>> i just ran out as fast as i could. i thought that my life was saved. i thought i was going to die. >> reporter: haley came to the pathway home today to help veterans moveout. he does not want to be identified but we found this former military man at building g today. he says he did not know the gunman because he has only been here a few weeks but he is in the same pathway program that helped many veterans with ptsd get their lives back together.>> it has helped me to navigate through depression, anxiety, ptsd. >> reporter: the mayor of yountville and a board member of pathway home promised the six men who were housed here will continue to services but they have to leave it for now. the servicemen we meant today is one of the six. he says he knew all three women who were murdered.>> jennifer gonzales was my therapist who i saw weekly. sh

nikki haley, our u.n.naled that the administration was at least considering very seriously dropping a giant anvil on russia's head because of what happened here. there is -- this is very reckless behavior by the russians. and, you know, particularly if you're trump, i'm wondering whether you're thinking, you know, i've been like soft pedaling you, saying nice things about you. i've been trying to make friendly with you, and you're going around poisoning people and, you know, doing cyberattacks? like, this is the sort of thing that could turn somebody's -- you know, his entire approach to the administration on its head. >> this is kind of a 1-2 punch. because we have what we just saw from the treasury department, and, again, they have a briefing ongoing with reporters. but you had this show of force today. the united states going together with many of its european allies and issuing a strong condemnation of russia for its alleged role in the poisoning of that ex russian spy. >> right, exactly. and the presi

ambassador nicki haley calling for action after a military-grade unit was used to poison an ex-russian and his daughter in the u.k. this morning the u.s., u.k. and other allies placing the blame on moscow. ambassador bolton, thank you for being here. nikki haley sending a message from the united states. >> i think the statement from president trump trump and prime minister may and chancellor merkel makes it clear the west is united in condemning russia and i hope in taking strong measures in response. not only is this a violation of british sovereignty but the use of a chemical weapon, which the leaders' make clear it's is in violation of the chemical weapons convention is a clear statement and it fits into a larger pattern. there's been other attempted assassination. the use of other agents and the syrians lied about it and the russians had to know it. it's been russia and china that have argued we should have a nuclear agreement with iran they'll abide by and it was russia and china who say and still say we should negotiate a deal with north korea. they're commit to give up nuclear w

contrast that with a statement that came out from nikki haley who had this to say. russia has now used a chemical weapon within the borders of one of our enclosesest allies. here in new york, russia uses the united nations as a safe haven for dangerous activities within our own borders.

ambassador nikki haley praising the response. >> when do you something unacceptable you pay the price. what the international community wants to see is russia steps up and acts like everyone else in the international community. we take no joy in having to do this but we're not going to roll over and let them get away with

and tonight haley rekdahl....is sharing her story with kron 4.'m grant lodes...(pam) and i'm pam moore... in for vicki liviakis. spoke with kron4's teresia estacio... about the moment the shooter, albert wong, stormed into pathway home. terisa estacio - i met up with haley rekdahl here at the pathway memorial for the three women who lost their lives she talked with me about what happened when gunman albert wong walked into the party listen to my conversation. haley. can you walk me through what happend? did he storm in or walk in? he walked in very calmly and slowly did he say anything to you? he, didnt say anything. he at first said, veterans, you can go. because there were couple of veterans with us. and then 4 staff members that he let me go, all he said was first name, you can go. there were 2 before me, i was the 3rd, then he let me go. did he have his gun out? did he come across as violent? he had his gun against him. he walked in with it and he was just very calm. just kind of emotionless. did you run out, or slip out? he motioned me to to

ambassador nikki haley talked about how russians negotiated down to the. to the period in commas in the resolution calling for a ceasefire there's a loophole in it for terrorist groups that the government is allowed to continue fighting against terrorist groups and that's the rationale that they've put forward for continuing their bombardments in eastern guta this new resolution according to nikki haley calls for a cease fire immediately to take place as soon as it is voted on without any terrorism loopholes and she had bit of a threat for syria and the russians have a listen to what she had to say we support the united nations political process that seeks to end the war in syria. but we also warn any nation that is determined to impose its will through chemical attacks and any human suffering most especially the outlaw syrian regime the united states remains prepared to act if we must it is not the path we prefer but it is a path we have demonstrated we will take and we are prepared to take it again so robust rhetoric from u.s. ambassador nikki haley sayi

nikki haley has done that. to have to keep taking it to the russians, but they keep giving us so many reasons to do so. now before the world body, nikki haley has condemned the russians. it will be fascinating to find out whether the president of the united states comes to the microphone to condemn the russians as well. you heard nikki haley saying they're going to use nerve agents on someone in great britain. they can do it here, too. the widespread thinking the russians are poking at us. our own congress has said there should be sanctions on the russians and the white house has not put them in place. the widespread question across washington, republican and democrat has been, why? to that there's been no answer. so will the president condemn the russians? will the president put sanctions in place? what will happen? we shall see. the news continues after this. >> tech: at safelite autoglass we know that when you're spending time with the grandkids... ♪ music >> tech: ...every minute counts. and you don't have

haley said she worked with wong a lot when he was a resident.she could leave. she waited in another building as the situation unfolded. <"you just had to hope. as the hours clicked by, you were just hopeful, yeah, until the very moment, you just pictured it, you just did not think this would be the outcome." >( darya ) haley says she goes to the memorial every day... so she says she can be closer to the coworkers she lost. ( james )(ááá2 shotááá) toys r us is (ááá2 shotááá) toys r us is going out of business. the iconic retailer has been struggling in recent years... and now it's shutting down or selling all of its 800 stores.( darya ) kron 4's jr stone went to a store in san rafael ... where he got reaction from shoppers. if you love the experience of going to a toy store with your kids....you may be a little disappointed with news that toys r us plans to close or sell all of it's u.s. stores. sot we're a little bummed, i grew up coming here with my parents..the closures or sales will affect all of the companies stores across the country....whi

hi, haley. more about the little girl who came into my life and inspired me to write my first children's book. >> haley, that smile. you remind me joy is right in front of you. >> today is tuesday march 6th, 2018. ♪ >> good morning, julie. how old exactly are you turning today? >> i am my 21st 21st birthday. >> who do you want to say hi to. >> my brother and dad still back at the hotel sleeping. >> we've got acc basketball tournament kicking off in new york. who are you rooting for. >> nc state university. go wolfpack! ♪ >> got a couple of students from yufrt of virginia. >> good luck! >> i found friends from boston area. where are you from? >> rochester. >> should we do it? >> yes. go pats. >> i knew dylan couldn't resist that. welcome back, everybody. and welcome to our crowd outside we'll go and see in a little bit. we've got craig inside with me. savannah joining us a little later. we've got highlights from her big charity match against roger federer. >> we should also note that music that y

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the outlaw syrian regime the united states remains prepared to act if we must in the last year as haley reminded everyone the u.s. bombed an airfield in syria believed to be associated with a chemical attack syria's ally the russians question the u.n. source of information saying syria continues to act within its rights going to do is teach the counterterrorism operation which has continued by the syrian military is not in contradiction with resolution twenty four i want the government of syria has every right to try and remove the threat to the safety of its citizens the cease fire resolution proposed by the united states would take effect immediately with no exceptions for groups on the un's terrorist list but it would require russian support to pass highlighting yet again the limits the border divided security council can do for the people of syria christian salumi al-jazeera the united nations. russia has one of the us a very serious consequences if there's any u.s. strike on syria foreign minister sergey lavrov said it's one thing to is possibly exploit the microphone in the u.n. s

haley can't comment why but knew him well. >> he was just really struggling. he was dealt a really raw deal in life and had a lot of trauma. >> reporter: she doesn't know why her bosses were targeted. >> what i can say these three clinicians worked with him closely. they were all so caring and just incredible. >> reporter: haley hopes to come back to the pathway home to continue the good work and legacy of her three mentors. but right now she's not sure when that will happen. in yountville, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >>> this morning we're hearing from the family of one of the victims, the 42-year-old served as a psychologist. she leaves behind a 7-year-old daughter. her husband and mother shared their heartbreak. >> she was very beloved mother, sister, daughter, colleague and a friend. >> i woke up yesterday morning crying in my sleep. when i got up i was still crying and i'm still crying inside and i will be forever. >> golic was killed along with two of her colleagues. gonzalez was expecting her first child in june. one friend says she radiated goodness.

calling for an immediate end to all military action in eastern guta and damascus city yasser nikki haley backed her words with a threat we support the united nations political process that seeks to end the war in syria. but we also warn any nation that is determined to impose its will through chemical attacks and end human suffering most especially the outlaw syrian regime the united states remains prepared to act if we must in the last year as haley reminded everyone the u.s. bombed an airfield in syria believed to be associated with a chemical attack syria's ally the russians question the u.n. source of information saying syria continues to act within its rights going to do is teach the counterterrorism operation which has continued by the syrian military is not in contradiction with resolution twenty four i want the government of syria has every right to try and remove the threat to the safety of its citizens the cease fire resolution proposed by the united states would take effect immediately with no exceptions for groups on the un's terrorist list it would require russian support to

haley said she worked with albert wong a lot when he was a resident.walked into the room he called her out ... telling her she could leave. she waited in another building as the situation unfolded. <"you just had to hope. as the hours clicked by, you were just hopeful, yeah, until the very moment, you just pictured it, you just did not think this would be the outcome." >( james ) haley says she goes to the memorial every day... so she says she can be closer to the coworkers she lost. ( darya ) the california department of public health is now warning people... not to eat recreationally harvested shellfish... in sonoma county. the agency put out the same warning last week in marin county. it covers oysters... clams... scallops and mussels. recent samples detected a toxin in the shellfish. one person was sent to the hospital in marin county after eating the shellfish. state- certified commercial shellfish are still safe to eat. ( darya ) on the peninsula... two men are behind bars -- accused of spraying gang related graffiti at more than a dozen location

ambassador to the united nations nikki haley lambasted moscow for how it's handled syrian cease fire negotiations at the u.n. if you watched closely during the negotiations we could see our russian friends constantly leaving the room to confirm with their syrian counterparts. the possibilities for what was going on are only two. either russia was informing their syrian colleagues about the content of the negotiations or russia was taking directions from the syrian colleagues about the content of the negotiations when the fifteen member body that leaves the united nations convened we heard from a u.s. ambassador to nikki haley she excuse russia of deception hypocrisy and brutality but from there her remarks took a rather interesting turn she went off on kind of a tangent in her remarks referring to what she said was diplomats leaving the room to call the syrian regime now the russian ambassador to the united nations and in benghazi he took to the floor and responded to the accusations from nikki haley with some rather clear facts about what's taking place on the ground in eastern guta

. >> strong words from ambassador hale nikki haley. house condemning what it calls an abhorrent attack. the uk and russia locked in a dispute after theresa may retaliat retaliated. we have nic robertson tracking the latest from london. this is what you would expect the administration to say after something like this in the uk with the special relationship with the united states and uk. finally the united states coming out and walking in lock step with the united kingdom. >> reporter: that is something they wanted to hear on downing street. they heard it from the white house spokesperson saying this is another example of russia's disregard for the international rules based order. that is something we will hear more from the british boris johnson, the foreign secretary, who is out speaking to different news organizations who talked about russia acting with brutality and reckless manner. this is a global issue. that is why britain is positioning itself. and the russians brought forward their spokesperson and saying russia is working on re

wong took haley and 6 others hostage... eventually letting haley and 3 others go.orties say wong shot and killed three other pathway staff members. . we spoke to haley's father who says he can't dwell on the dangers of his daughter's job. <"i try not to get too fearful and worry too much about it i don't want to live my life that way but yeah i think about it and of course i want her to be safe. but it's a career helping people."> haley's father told us she ran to safety where she waited 8 hours during the hostage situation. ( terisa ) happening today... former raider and 49er aldon smith will be in court to be arraigned on domestic violence charges. police issued a warrant for his arrest last week. he was booked on a number of charges including domestic violence... assault... and false imprisonment. smith is accused of assaulting his fiance at her bush street home in nob hill. ( james ) in the east bay... concord police say a wanted felon is recovering... after being shot by an officer as he tried to run away. joshua robertson was in a car that was stopped saturda