hamas is deterred. the plan that general did, you know, is very comprehensive, but at the end of the day, it is not a matter of equipment and technology, it is a matter of equipment. i believe we can do it, and we leave the palestinians with the feeling that sovereignty is there. , thenk an american force american contact and commitment israelis.preciated by a small capable american force working side-by-side with the jordanians, enough land to portray a unique zone, about 1.5 miles on each side of the river, idfanian and u.s. forces, and palestinians, sharing everything in that zone. , andtem of border crossing i think it can lead to a good solution. sinai. examples like the mfo is not designed for similar missions. with equipment and the mandate they were given. so now they found it difficult to cope with the threats in the sinai. this is if an american force would be in jordan. so i think this is something that can be addressed. i know the current government does not like it, but we did not do this p

i've also invited friends from hamas to come and speak as well."amas and hezbollah believe in killing jews, not just in israel but around the world. will he take this opportunity? if he wants to clear up the problem of anti-semitism in the labour party, now is a good time to start. withdraw that they are your friends. jeremy corbyn: i have made it very clear that labour is an anti-racist party and that there is no place for anti-semitism within it. we have suspended any members who have undertaken any anti-semitic activities or work or made such statements, and have established an inquiry led by shami chakrabarti. the point he was making earlier relates to a discussion i was order to try to promote a peace process. it was not an approval of those organisations. i absolutely do not approve of those organisations. the reality is that vulnerable people are being abandoned in this country. the prime minister has said that social care and support for the elderly is a priority for him. if that is the case, why has he cut £4.5 billion since 2010 from the

college students willingly donating cash to palestinian terror group hamas. going to play you the tape and why the students said they gave money, next.. >> i work for american friends for hamas. we're not your father's terrorist organization, donate to help the cause, to fight back, that would be great. >> i will, definitely. >> consider making a donation? . >> sure. >> great. i don't want to live with the uncertainties of hep c. or wonder whether i should seek treatment. i am ready. because today there's harvoni. a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. harvoni is proven to cure up to 99% of patients who've had no prior treatment. it transformed treatment as the first cure that's one pill, once a day for 12 weeks. certain patients can be cured with just 8 weeks of harvoni. harvoni is a simple treatment regimen that's been prescribed to more than a quarter of a million patients. tell your doctor if you've had a liver transplant, other liver or kidney problems, hiv, or any other medical conditions, and about all the medicines

if i said hamas, maybe they didn't know what it was.ge kids are happy to do it. that is what being fed to them by professors year in, year out. >> i don't know what to say about this. you did a series of interviews in minnesota what, a year, two years ago? >> a year ago. >> you're asking muslims would you rather have american law as sharia? everyone said. >> i 15-20, they said sharia law. >> remember i was waving the isis flag and nobody said a word? >> scary. >> you said terror. you said schools, hospitals, churches. places of worship. >> how much more specific could i be, sean? >> good work. >> coming up, a important question of the day, about november, straight ahead. here's the plan. you want a family and a career, but most of the time you feel like you're trying to wrangle a hurricane. the rest of the time, they're asleep. then one day, hr schedules a meeting with you out of the blue. and it's the worst 19 minutes of your career. but you don't sweat it because you and your advisor have prepared for this. and when the best offer mea

i've also invited friends from hamas to come and speak as well. hamas and hezbollah believe in killing jews, not just in israel but around the world. so will he take this opportunity because if he wants to clip the problem that the semitism in the labour party now is a good time to start. withdrawal they are your friends. [shouting] >> mr. speaker, i've made it very clear labour is an antiracist party and is no place for anti-semitism within it. we have suspended any members that are undertaken any anti-semitic activities come work or statement have established an inquiry. [shouting] the points he was making earlier relay to a discussion i was hosting in order to try to promote the peace process, and it was not an approval of those organizations. i absolutely do not approve of those organizations. mr. speaker, the reality, the reality is that volatile people are being abandoned in this country. that prime minister said that social care and support for the elderly is a priority for him. so if that's the case why has he got 4.5 billion since 2010 fr

see you have a juxtaposition in the hamas covenant of old and new anti-semitism. similar to hezbollah. we know there are public threats as well, with regards to the destruction of israel. leader notbollah just talks about israel's disappearance, but shows how the old and the new come together. he said, if all the jews were gathered in israel, it would be easier to kill them all at the same time. but on a lesser note, but no , he says "if we searched the entire world for a person more cowardly, despicable, week, and feeble in psyche, mind, ideology, and religion, we would not find anyone like the jew. notice i do not say the israeli. this statement provides moral justification and ideological justification for dehumanizing the jews." she went on, the israeli jew becomes a legitimate target for extermination and also legitimizes attacks on non-israeli jews. you see to manifestations of genocidal and i semitism. i will leave it at that. , -- writse religious --ling for extermination, judaism, are held out to be the perfidious enemy of where they call israel emerging

i've also invited friends from hamas to come and speak as well. hamas and hezbollah believe in killing jews. not just in israel, but around the world. when he takes this opportunity -- if he wants to clear up the problem of anti-semitism in the labor party now is a good time to start. withdraw that they're your friends. >> mr. speaker. i've made it very clear, labor is anti-racist party and there is no place for anti-semitism within it. we suspended any members that have undertaken any anti-semitic activities or statements and establishing inquiry. it is the point -- the points he was making earlier relate to a discussion i was hosting in order to try to promote a peace process and it was not an approval of those organizations. i absolutely do not approve of those organizations. mr. speaker. the reality of the -- the reality is that vulnerable people are being abandoned in this country. the prime minister said social care and support for the elderly is a priority for him. so if that's the case, why has he cut $4.5 billion since 2010 from the adult

melissa: for hamas. david: hamas is terrorist organization according to the state department.ht. hawaii could make gun history. the state might be the first-in-the-nation to begin a new fbi database. want to hear about this coming up. >>> plus comparing veteran hospital wait times with disneyland? are you kidding? the head of the va refuses to apologize for this. >> this is not make-believe. this is not disneyland or wonderland for that matter. veterans have died waiting in line for their care. v melissa: the head of va getting slammed on capitol hill. robert mcdonald receiving heavy backlash after comparing length of time veterans wait for health care, to waiting in line at disney. >> when you go to disneyland, disneyland you aren't wondering if you are going to live long enough to make it to space mountain. clearly the va is not the happiest place on earth and veterans have died waiting in these lines. melissa: so that was the response obviously. mcdonald has since refused to apologize for what he said. here is jamie weinstein, daily caller, senior editor and dan henninger o

was to take to the streets around the synagogue and screamed hamas, hamas, jews to the gas. it was shocking. in the conference room of a big, important lobbying firm, the president slammed his fist on the table and say this should not be, this can't be. every legislator in this town should be making this a top priority on their agendas and when they travel. find the adl, and they found me and peter said, we want to represent you and we will do it for free. and peter, you have been a blessing on on the mission of this organization, thank you so much [applause]. >> the house will start working on the 2017 defense programs built. the 602,000,000,000 dollar measure sets policy for the department of defense. debate begins tomorrow at noon eastern on c-span. oregon and kentucky hold presidential primaries tomorrow, presidential candidate bernie sanders campaigns and carson california at 11:00 p.m. eastern. we we have live coverage here in c-span2. >> innocent a front-page of the washington post, quote a band of republicans actively plotting to draft an independent presidential can

i've also invited friends from hamas to come and speak as well. hamas and hezbollah believe in killing jews, not just in israel but around the world. so will he take this opportunity because if he wants to clip the problem that the semitism in the labour party now is a good time to start. withdrawal they are your friends. [shouting] >> mr. speaker, i've made it very clear labour is an antiracist party and is no place for anti-semitism within it. we have suspended any members that are undertaken any anti-semitic activities come work or statement have established an inquiry. [shouting] the points he was making earlier relay to a discussion i was hosting in order to try to promote the peace process, and it was not an approval of those organizations. i absolutely do not approve of those organizations. mr. speaker, the reality, the reality is that volatile people are being abandoned in this country. that prime minister said that social care and support for the elderly is a priority for him. so if that's the case why has he got 4.5 billion since 2010 fr

finally, some escalation in israeli attacks leads to a hamas response.t that point, we get another episode of what israel politely calls mowing the lawn. each one worse than the glass. then we get the question here, is israel's response disproportionate? i mean, if it weren't so grotesque, it would be comical. the question is,hy is israel maintaining a harsh, brutal, vicious siege which is destrong gaza, nsistent olating e cease-fire agreements that it rches, an thenhen therare some reonse to s escalang crimes, carries out monstrous attack while its protector debates whether the response is disproportionate? is right here.m as long as the united states continues to support all of this, it is going to continue. incidentally, the u.s. support for israeli actions is not only supporting violations of international law, it is explicitly violating u.s. law. take a look at u.s. law. so-called lady law. it flatly bars military -- dispatch of military equipment to any military group that is involved in consistent human rights violations. there is simply no doubt

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was to take to the streets around the synagogue and scream hamas, hamas, jews to the gas. it was shocking. up this connecticut avenue a couple of blocks in the conference room of a big important lobbying firm, the president slammed his fist on the table and said this shouldn't be. this can't be. every legislature in this town should be making this a top priority on their agendas and when they travel. finally, adl. an

streets around the synagogue and scream hamas, hamas, jews to the gas, it was shocking. in the conference room of a big important lobbying firm, the president slammed his fist on the table and said this should not be, this cannot be. every legislator in this town should be making this a top priority on their agendas, and when they travel. they found the adl and me. and peter said we want to represent you, and they get it for free. peter, you have been a blessing on the mission of this organization. and i'm to thank you so much. [applause] >> madam secretary, we proudly give 72 of our delegate votes to the next president of the united states. ♪ [applause] announcer: in his weekly address, president obama talks about expanding overtime pay. bilirakispublican gus talks about expanding veteran affairs. pres. obama: hi everybody. last summer, i got a letter from a woman named elizabeth paredes from tucson, arizona. elizabeth is the mom of a three-year-old boy, and an assistant manager at a sandwich shop. she earns about $2,000 a month, and she routinely works some 50 hours a

it was a huge strategic achievement on the part of hamas . the sheer number of these tunnels and the lengths that they extend up into the community. so in their mind, it is the epitome of asymmetric warfare. they cannot seize territory from traditional warfare. and with the absence of deployment, they also found they cannot bring it in with sustained rocket attacks over 51 days. this is the crux of their concept of operations. clear how they are utilizing them now? tell?easy to assumption is that they call them assault tunnels, terror tunnels. the idea is that when the time is right, they will send in commandos large enough for fully armed commandos to go through them without crouching. wired withlly communication and electricity. antitankexport missiles and all kinds of weaponry. whether they have actually tried and failed , this is the intention. we have all efforts to discover and destroy these tunnels before they can pop up out of the ground to replace civilians or military personnel. talk to me about the efforts to destroy the tunnels on

by both hamas and the palestinian authority. let me just say that the 21st century also began in the year october 2000 with the worst antijewish terrorism i would say more than that. the worst terrorism that we have, in fact, ever witnessed over a period of time. in the first two years from the onslaught of what was called the second, kind of sanitizing term because the notion is simply some kind of resistance to an occupation that really comes with a validating expression. what it really was with the worst kind of terrorism that we have witnessed in contemporary history. some 600 jews were murder ued in the first two years of that. that is equivalent to a half a dozen 9/11s. and during the same time, there were a series of major attacks that never took place because they were thwarted. the attempt to bomb the israeli towers, which could have been a 9/11 in a particular sense for israel. the attempt to poison -- i can go on. what i'm saying is you had specific antijewish terror which included also the targeting of synagogues and

as we have the juxtaposition and the hamas covenant of the old and new anti-semitism. similarly with regard to hezbollah. we know of its public threats as well with regard to the destruction of israel. but the hezbollah leader not only speaks of quote-unquote israel's disappearance that he is a adequate you probably know this quote, that it shows how the old and the new come together. and as he said, if all the jews were gathered in israel it would be easier to kill them all at the same time. but on a lesser note, but no less defamatory, he said if we search the entire world for a person more cowardly, despicable, weak and feeble in psyche, mind, ideology and religion, we would not find anyone like the jews. notice i do not say the israeli. and as a shiite scholar, author of the book hezbollah politics and religion says the statement, provides moral justification and ideological justification for dehumanizing the jews. she went on, the israeli jews it comes illegitimate target for extermination and it also legitimizes attacks on non-israeli jews. and so you see here to

is now the second day that israel has exchanged fire with hamas fighters, marking the worst flareup inlence since 2013. germany has a general election in 18 months. opinion polls are being scrutinized closely, and with good reason. the alternative for germany party are making waves on a tide of anti-immigrant and anti-eu sentiment. the latest poll indicates that germany's parliament would look very different if the public voted right now. >> troubled times for germany's established parties. the polls show a potential political earthquake. when asked who they wouldn't vote for if the general election was the sunday, 33% said it would choose the governing christian democrats. 20% would vote for spd, the free democratic party would get 6% among the left 8%, and the green 13%. afd would be newcomers with 50%. -- 15%. it has been gaining ground on existing parties. more recently, it's anti-muslim rhetoric has won support. when asked if you border sproles -- patrol should be maintained, almost all supporters answered yes. 62% of respondents want to maintain recently introduced border control

israel launching air strikes against hamas in response to rockets fired by the islamic militants.ens wailing in southern israel this morning, warning people to take cover, no juries have been reported. it is the worst outbreak of violence since the 50-day war two years ago. thanks for watching. now back to cashin in. >>> hey, america, don't you dare hurt the felons feelings. an agency saying they will no longer use names like convict or felon. they say those are disparaging labels. now, a past criminal will be called person who committed a crime or individual who was incarcerated. what's going on here? >> what's next, and i really mean that. are we going to call people who raped, people who committed rape? title 18, the criminal and penal code, there's a reason why in our laws, we refer to people as criminals and felons. no need to change that and i'm really worried that of course, gone amuck, but when does it stop? we've start stopped calls it the war on terrorism. >> are we trying to not hurt the feelings of felons an criminals? do they worry about the feelings of people they we

it is the first time direct classes -- clashes between hamas and israel broke out since the 2014 war. syria, reports that rebels have captured a key town south of aleppo. it comes as a cease-fire is said to be holding inside aleppo itself. at least 28 people including women and children have been killed in airstrikes in a camp near the turkish border. the syrian government has denied responsibility. the culturally and has the details. nicole: a refugee camp or the turkish border of northern syria , scores of this place civilians . camp, lookere in the at what has happened. probably a body here, the body of a woman and we carried her away to the hospital. >> we are displaced people and people were set on fire. they set tents in restricted places a blaze. nicole: hundreds have found refuge in the cap after fleeing conflict. the attacks took place in territory controlled by the al qaeda affiliate. it is still unclear who is responsible. the white house issued swift condemnation. >> there is no justifiable excuse for carrying out an airstrike against innocent civilians who have already on

israel says it bombarded five hamas-operated sites in the area in response to mortar shells fired towards its forces. were no israeli forces armed, this is really raid injured four -- this israeli raid injured four. escalation has been described as the most serious since the 2014 israeli war on gaza that killed more than 2000 people, mostly palestinians. leader of a: the push to impeach the president of brazil has been suspended from his job as leader of the lower house of congress. most one of the country's powerful politicians, but he is reviled by many for numerous corruption allegations, including that he has accepted bribes. this comes as president dilma rousseff is seen as being just days away from being suspended from offense under claims that she fiddled with the national budget. mr. cunha is second in line to replace her if that were to happen. claire williams reports. claire: the man who led the drive to in peach president dilma rousseff found himself in hot water. from has been suspended his position as speaker of the lower house of parliament. rousseff's lawyer welcomed the ne

was to take to the streets around the synagogue and scream hamas, hamas, jews to the gas. it was shocking. up this connecticut avenue a couple of blocks in the conference room of a big important lobbying firm, the president slammed his fist on the table and said this shouldn't be. this can't be. every legislature in this town should be making this a top priority on their agendas and when they travel. finally, adl. and they found me. and peter said we want to represent you and we will do it for free. peter, you've been a blessing on the mission of this organization and thank you so much. i wanted to say thank you. [ applause ] >>> coming up next on c-span 3, a house ways and means committee on medicare. then a discussion on libya hosted by the middle east institute. >>> our campaign 2016 bus continues to travel throughout the country to recognize winners from this year's student cam competition. the bus stopped in massachusetts. they went to the sage school in foxboro where all the students in first through eighth grade attended a school ceremony to honor the seventh grader

you can't be optimistic hamas from the other side of it is this fear of failure that it won't be there. i think you have constantly with the sale failure. he engaged in a spiritual quest. he would is afraid it would alll fall apart. >> we talk about the spiritual quest. jefferson speaking about religion at the end of this life is different from the young man is really against priests. that may be a natural progression in people's lives when a sort of looking back and taking stock of all the things that i worked in all the things that haven't worked. the end is pretty bad because he's broke. for a long time it's prettyy clear this is not going to work out. he keeps sort of fantasizing about ways to get out of debt. he has some sort of aa development plan for milton. we think of charlottesville atet this time. for most of his life, milk and, which is pretty much nothing now, he wanted to buy property there and develop it and do things. he kept trying to do it. near the end, it's pretty clear that it's all going to fall apart. >> and he was nasty and politics, did a lot of underhanded thi

he said i'm from hamas.acks on schools, and not a single student said get out of here. some of them gave him money. $300 in one hour. >> yeah. stuart: what? >> i mean, i actually talked to him about this video, and he sent it to me, and we -- i was amazed to see what happened. but then at the same time when i look at the experiences that i have when i go visit college campuses and the information that i get from students who i know on these campuses, this is not surprising. you know, the bds movement is alive and well on -- stuart: katie, hold on. >> but this issue, stuart, this specific issue what we didn't show as part of the video is when he told a student we're using suicide bombers because they're basically a poor man's f-16. and the student responds by saying, right, right. i'm happy to give you money. he was going to spend six hours on campus, he spent an hour there and raised $300. stuart: now, wait a second. you can't say you're not surprised at this. every american would be, surely, shocked at the

then, there is hamas in the south. in gaza, israeli officials now believe hamas has completely replenished all of the rocket supply that israel destroyed two years ago. hamas is building a sophisticated network of tunnels for the purpose of securing arms and supplies. this network has only one purpose -- to strike at the heart of the israeli population centers. since september, palestinian lone wolf terrorists have carried out hundreds of vicious attacks against israeli citizens. these terrorists will do anything to kill. they ram vehicles into civilians, stab anybody in the way. immediate following the first attack, palestinian president abbas proclaimed, we welcome every drop of blood spilled in jerusalem. this is pure blood. blood on its way to allah. this latest wave of attacks killed 34 people, injured 400. among those killed were two americans and one of them was a citizen of texas, taylor force. these terrorists are only happy when they've destroyed israeli and american families wherever they find them. isis, wh

see you have a juxtaposition in the hamas covenant of old and new anti-semitism.ar to hezbollah. we know there are public threats as well, with regards to the destruction of israel. but the hezbollah leader not just talks about israel's disappearance, but shows how the old and the new come together. he said, if all the jews were gathered in israel, it would be easier to kill them all at the same time. but on a lesser note, but no less incendiary, he says "if we searched the entire world for a person more cowardly, despicable, week, and feeble in psyche, mind, ideology, and religion, we would not find anyone like the jew. notice i do not say the israeli. his statement provides moral justification and ideological justification for dehumanizing the jews." she went on, the israeli jew becomes a legitimate target for extermination and also legitimizes attacks on on-israeli jews. you see to manifestations of genocidal and i semitism. i will leave it at that. part of the religiouswrits calling for extermination -- jews and judaism, are held out to be the perfidious enemy

we're raising money to do what we do as hamas.soft targets. >> i have been learning about what's going on over there and i like everything you're doing. >> wow. that was in oregon. many students pledged to support that fake cause. >> here with more on what he saw and heard, political satirist and filmmaking aimee horowitz. i love that guy said, i've been studying this in college, i'm behind you. >> this garbage -- this didn't come out on their own. but this poison is being taught to the kids day in and day out at this campus. not just there but across the united states. >> some of the kids were offering to give you money to support this cause? >> i would say about 60% of the kids. we raised about -- we almost $300 in an hour. >> wow. let's take a listen to you trying to get some money from these kids. >> we'd love you to check out the website. >> wonderful. good luck. >> thank you. >> do you feel like donating to fight back and that would be great. >> of course. i would definitely. >> consider making a donation. >> sure. >> great.

being candidate to donate to hamas. "making money" with charles payne is next. charles: the stock market posted its best numbers in two months. political correctness run amok. new york city says there are 31 different gender types. new mexico's governor susana martinez is opting it -- opting out of the donald trump rally tonight. the va chief relating the backlog to a line at disney, and he's still refusing to apologize. donald trump is hitting at clinton' past indiscretions. >> i was very nervous. >> no woman should be subjected to it. >> it was an assault. >> i tried to pull away from him. [laughter] charles: that was the trump ad campaign hoping to undermine hillary clinton by attacking her husband bill. with some of these incident going back to the 1990s. the question is has donald trump gone too far and will the rhetoric only get worse from now on. michael, you are the guy who polls these kind of things. i know this has been all conventional wisdom has been turned upside down or on its head. what's the notion that you can you can go too far. >> we have been

israeli military launching the strikes on what it's calling terrorist infrastructure sites belonging to hamas. a military spokesperson says the response comes after mortar shells were launched. as last month israel discovered a tunnel from gaza into israel, first to be found since 2014. >>> 15 before the hour. and election day surprise could catch you off guard. we're learn whog people who thought they were good to go are not actually registered to vote in the district. rob finn is one of those people. he moved to d.c. in february. got a new driver's license, filled out the registration paperwork and later actually not registered for d.c.'s june primary. >> it was a little scary because at least before i moved to d.c., i never missed and election and my parents would have killed me if i did. >> news 4 went to the dmv and spoke with people at d.c.'s board of elections. they say until a few months ago, the registration process for new residents was all done on paper and that often people forgot to sign after checking the box of their preferred political party. d.c. allows day of registration, b

amc, hamas.. >> stephen: please welcome kumail ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: nice to see you. thank you for being here. we have not seen each other in seven years. >> seven years. >> stephen: for those of you who are deep cut the old show "the colbert report" you might recognize you can mail, because we established i had my own gitmo under my desk. when president obama said he was going to close gitmo-- still waiting. >> did he not mail the papers off. >> stephen: he forgot to file. on my show i realized i had to release all the prisoners from underneath my desk, and there was only one, and it was you. ( applause ) yeah. yeah. >> i-- i just quit my job. i had moved to new york from chicago. my parents were terrified. >> stephen, of course,. >> they wasn't going to do anything, and i called them to tell them i was on the show. and they were very excited. and they were like, "what are you playing?" and i was like, a guatanamo bay prisoner. is that good?" >> stephen: were they

working with the marine corps, special operators and fbi to understand ideology whether it's al qaeda, hamas or rss today to get inside the mind of the bad guys. one of the reasons i'm in an unusual position is not because they grew up in the middle east are a come from an arab culture. it is because the experience of my family. my parents lived in hungary during the communist dictatorship and my father is actually responsible for creating a secret christian catholic underground organization and university to push back on the takeover of his beloved hungry. unfortunately he was feeding to the west end msx and then announce the desk of one kim philby. after a few months of undermining the soviet and helping to stop the spread of communism, my father and his friends as a result my father got a life sentence in a communist prison starting with two years in solitary in two years down a coal mine after that. this is the story with which i open my boat. i didn't want to do it, but my wife said americans love a good story. i open it with a story of my father. my father been liberated from a communi

negotiations that put a lid on their nuclear weapons program and ending a cease fire between israel and hamas you can look at my record and see that we just past the fifth anniversary on bin laden. i have a serious and focussed approach to table care of the nation's business and i did it as center. i did it as secretary of state and you'll even find a lot of republicans when i was in those jobs were saying nice things about me. >> there's a piece on foreign where he suggests donald trump is pulling away from you on commitments abroad. is part of the campaign for you making the case for why the american states has to hav active role overseas? >> well, i'll certainly stand up for what i think american values, interests and our security require i don't see donald trump having any kind of coherent policy or theory of national security. he kind of makes statements i find concerning whether it's about nuclear weapons or torture or anything else. so i think the burden is really on him to try to make a case why when you've had 70 years of american policy under both republicans and democrats trying to

. >>> good morning, i'm vai sick can he h can he hama.m bill henley. >> we're now in the 60s with sunshine from the lehigh valley. the view from easton. even though clouds will be warming up, should say dry. this afternoon the numbers will climb into the upper 60s and lower 70s. vai. >> thanks, bill. let's check in with jessica buying ton. >> we're seeing a lot of delays, vai. on the blue route around route 1, slow moving maintenance vehicle blocking lanes. you can see traffic around the scene almost coming to a stop. we're in red for the drive time, 14 minutes headed southbound from route 1 to 95. average speed in the 20s with the lane restrictions. accident on mlk drive. traffic being directed around the scene. vai. >> jesse, thank you. democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders is in atlantic city for a campaign stop. a live look at his rally in the financially strapped casino town. he's finishing up a two-day tour through new jersey just weeks away from the june 7th primary. >>> this morning we are expected to learn more about t

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by both hamas and the palestinian authority. let me just say that the 21st century also began in the year october 2000 with the worst antijewish terrorism i would say more than that. the worst terrorism that we have, in fact, ever witnessed over a period of time. in the first two years from the onslaught of what was called the second, kind of sanitizing term because the notion is simply some kind of resistance to an occupation that really comes with a validating expression. what it really was with the worst kind of terrorism that we have witnessed in contemporary history. some 600 jews were murder ued in the first two years of that. that is equivalent to a half a dozen 9/11s. and during the same time, there were a series of major attacks that never took place because they were thwarted. the attempt to bomb the israeli towers, which could have been a 9/11 in a particular sense for israel. the attempt to poison -- i can go on. what i'm saying is you had specific antijewish terror which included also the targeting of synagogues and

ecosystem -- it raisesrael $4 billion a year in this country and that hearts a war on hezbollah and hamas for the u.s. to attack iran, etc. i get frank, he does not like muslims and he wants americans to be afraid of them. let's give frank a chance to respond to some of those statements you made. guest: that is simply not true. of the secret plan, written by a top muslim brotherhood alternative -- operative. this has an attachment under the heading, our organizations and organizations of our friends. 29 groups on it. even 25 years after the document was written, they represent the of the muslim american organizations in the uned states. byt group has expanded probably at least the size you would contribute to the so-called israel lobby. this is a muslim brotherhood driven said column in the country. in their own words, they are trying to take us down. those who would assigned to me or anyone else a similar kind of a friendlyehalf of nation, one of our most important allies, and ignore or or try to solely me for pointing out the facts, they are themselves part of the problem, frankly. host

amendment in that focuses on cooperation with the israelis because they have the tunnel issue with hamas and hezbollah. so will you look at the it tunnel issue and how with can he develop better technologies to ensure that we're looking at not only how they're transporting it in traditional ways but also building these tunnels? >> yes, senator, i saw the article and it did remind me of the conversation that we had about israel and the technologies. and as we discussed yesterday, when understood that, it piqued my interests. so i will go down and look, understand the tunnel, see what they look like, understand the technologies that we have and then understand things that israel is also teaching us. >> and in terms of the fentanyl issue, the synthetic that is almost 50 times more powerful than heroin. new hampshire had last year 430 drug deaths, actually 160 of them are attributed to fentanyl. so in your role this addressing not only the border, but in dealing with mexico, what i'd like to also have you focus on is talking to the mexican government and obviously in these military relations

but iranian money continues to flow to the t 15 -- hamas. has blah has stockpiled rockets.the assad regime, iran supports them. they can count on. in support, and we have intercepted ship after ship carrying uranium weapons. what is the plan? how we will the administration use the authority it already has? looking congress do to ensure this administration and future administrations have all the tools that they need? how can we and allies compel iran to change behavior? alec forward to hearing our witnesses thoughts on these areas and thank you for your service and testimony. thank you, mr. chairman, i yield back quite pleased to be joined by very distinguished panel. >> i have a unanimous consent request. the iaea report on january of implementation. >> without objection. >> thank you. >> we are joined by minister stephen mull, and prior to his appointment the ambassador served as the ambassador to poland and executive secretary of the state department. we have mr. thomas countrymen. he is a career member of the senior foreign service, and he most recently served as the dep

the head of epa's office of hamas security -- the head of the office of homeland security lengthy historyf sexual harassment. fortleblowers placed blame toxic culture squarely on susan hedman, who resigned under duress in the wake of the flint water crisis. remarking on the situation, an epa union representative testified. there is a serious lack of accountability or transparency at the epa when the manager is the problem, end quote. these incidents represent a systemic cultural problem and failure at the epa. recently, the inspector general's office released details on investigations of more than 60 cases of misconduct closed in the last several moths. many of these cases have disturbing details. i recognize this is cspan, and it is an early hour, but parents, be forewarned. there is not a subject for kids at any hour. at one case, a convicted child molester was on the payroll for many years, even after they learned of this offense. what is so terrible about the situation, what you cannot explain or justify is, the epa noses person is a convicted child molester, and yet, they put him in

to know and the first argument you hear is that bank, thee the west west bank will become gaza and hamas will take over right away and palestinians can't secure themselves. israel has to be there forever. what kind of system can you build that you think can prevent that outcome? that palestinians don't feel like there is the ibf controlling large parts of their territory? gen. shamni: the security system is a multilayered system. it's very far from the israeli border. for example the border to the east. it is on the border of jordan with iraq. imagine peace with more countries in the region. step which isone a controversial issue. if you ask most israelis, they idf will you that state in jordan. claim know many will occupation has never ended. if we invent a system of , we would be able to support an effective counter of terrorism internally by giving a strong palestinian force that cannot post any threat to the state of israel but can be very effective internally supported by the u.s., supported by others, supported by israel, supported by a system of intelligence and sharing informatio

right now they took us to a place called hama which is a place that has a considerable presence of rebelsa reconciliation agreement. the russians are very concerned about the state of the cease-fire in syria. they said there are major bre h breaches. >> all right, we're going to lose the connection there there, as you might imagine, it's difficult to get a clear signal. frederick, lei trpleitgen. >>> and good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you for joining me. >>> senator ted cruz might be out but john kasich is still in. he'll speak to reporters in minutes. i suspect he'll say what his campaign manager did via tweet last night. quote, until someone has the 1237 delegates, there's no presumptive nominee. california, here we come! governor kasich is asking california to ignore the fact that ted cruz and marco rubio have more delegates than he earned. mr. kasich won one state to donald trump. many are poking fun. this one, quote, kasich staying in the race to take advantage of the free food. and another, quote, "leave the race? i'm in the middle of breakfast. i'm not making any statement