and the iran backed militant group hezbollah authorities say the voting ran smoothly in most districtsofficial results are expected on monday. iran's president has done rouhani has warned u.s. president donald trump against pulling out of the iran nuclear deal rouhani said abandoning.

race between the western backed prime minister saad hariri and the iran backed militant group hezbollah authorities say the voting ran smoothly in most districts official results are expected on monday.

and the iran backed militant group hezbollah authorities say the voting ran smoothly in most districts official results are expected on monday. iran's president hassan rouhani has warned u.s. president donald trump against pulling out of the iran nuclear deal rouhani said abandon.

and the iran backed militant group hezbollah authorities say the voting ran smoothly in most districts official results are expected on monday. iran's president has on rouhani has warned u.s. president donald trump against pulling out of the iran nuclear deal rouhani said abandoning.

race between the western backed prime minister saad hariri and the iran backed militant group hezbollah authorities say the voting ran smoothly in most districts official results are expected on monday. iran's president hassan rouhani has warned u.s. president donald trump against pulling out of the iran nuclear deal rouhani said abandoning the.

what israel did for the first time was hit hard if feed of influence their authority presence that influence of iran and hezbollah in syria extending from areas near to visual and house all the way east to the iraqi border so that the iranian could have border suddenly became vulnerable to the israeli air force it's it's a change in the previous israeli threat as you've sort of thing places this is a concerted attack against a belt of iranian and hezbollah militia presence in syria ok you think those assets were hit you think they were destroyed you know also the ideas. before too long war with iraq they have military experiences they might have been hit but not not thought that he destroyed them with it being prepared. this let's put it this way is nobody actually would know of the iranians would have been destroyed ok unless you have observers on the ground it's hard to get a complete assessment in spite of satellite photos is that correct jackie you know ok now russia has threatened to supply syria with the very sophisticated s. three hundred air defense missile system it's supposed to be one of the best in th

leader holds total authority in russia he's also thrust the kremlin into a new rivalry with the west to move a look a little brighter to make special next sixty years also coming up hezbollah looks poised to make major gains in lebanon's election unofficial results show the militant group and its allies winning more than half of the seats it is being seen as a victory for hezbollah as backer iran. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program. russia's vladimir putin has tapped a close ally dmitri medvedev for the first for the post of prime minister it is putin's first act after being sworn in for a historic term as president some five thousand guests attended the inauguration

leader holds total authority in russia he's also thrust the kremlin into a new rivalry with the west to move a look a little brighter to make special next sixty years also coming up hezbollah looks poised to make major gains in lebanon's election unofficial results show the militant group and its allies winning more than half of the seats it is being seen as a victory for hezbollah as backer iran. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program. russia's vladimir putin has tapped a close ally dmitri medvedev for the first for the post of prime minister it is putin's first act after being sworn in for a historic term as president some five thousand guests attended the inauguration ceremony at the kremlin which was billed as a low key affair. putin won a decisive victory in march with more than seventy five percent of the vote but critics have accused him of corruption and silencing dissident voices the ceremony follows a weekend of anti putin protests in several russian cities with police arresting more than one thousand five hundred demonstrators through. and why let's bring in correspondent emily short one who is standing by with the latest from moscow so emily this ceremony. as w

total authority in russia and he's also thrust the kremlin into a new rivalry with the western cuba looking like those where it's an expression influenced your next sixty years also coming up hezbollah looks poised to make major gains in lebanon's election unofficial results show the militant group and its allies winning more than half of the.

hezbollah and other terrorist groups funded by iran. israel has to do what it has to do, and the united states will support him. liz: will this get worse? israeli authorities are saying iran is ratcheting up attacks to get people to stop putting pressure on iran. your reaction? >> again, i think they act, iran, at their peril. this president is going to stand foursquare with ally israel. israel can defend itself, there's no doubt. and if they have to, they will, and we will support israel. liz: brad blakeman, great to see you, appreciate you coming on. appreciate it. >> good to see you. >> all three indices in the green, the dow ending up 306 points almost retracing yesterday's lost of 390 points. regulators look at this, another plan to make life easier for the banks to get credit flowing into the economy. loosening the rules about proprietary trading, saying the banks are well equipped to handle that. again. nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange with the latest. nicole? reporter: gains across the board a completely different picture than yesterday. dow up 306 led by exxon, chevron, jpmorgan and merck. how about the russell? the ru

own people, then when you look at them hosting lebanese hezbollah, any kind of position like that along the southern boarder is a direct authority against jordan, against israel and something we'll have to address. we're trying to do that thut ro the diplomatic process. but to date that has not been availing. >> thank you very much. >> mr. secretary, just a quick follow up on a question senator reid asked. can you give us any guidance when a decision might be made about the jcpoa? >> yes, i believe before the 12th of next month. mr. secretary, the ship's act makes the 55 ship of the united states navy seem -- do you agree that the 355 ship requirement is now the official policy of the united states? >> i do, senator. >> and in terms of getting there, the target date was an unacceptable period in the '50s. recently a decision was made to extend the lives of some destroyers, moving it to the 2030s. what do you mean for us and what are the plans in the pentagon for moving that date even earlier? >> well, as we try to balance the force, if you gave me all the money in the world, i would go for it in the next five years. right now we

authorized a cash ransom to iran to release five innocent americans. this deal promoted iran's monetary support for terrorist groups, hezbollah, hamas, and militias that plant i.e.d.'s to murder americans. in conclusion, god bless our troops and we'll never forget september 11 and the global war n terrorism. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. higgins: i rise today to honor the life of my friend, frank messiah, the recently deceased former long time president of the buffalo naacp. after serving in the united states armed forces, frank returned to buffalo in 1950 where he would serve in law enforcement and education. and would take on discrimination cases for the state department of labor. frank left a mark on buffalo dedicating his life to fighting discrimination. frank was a leader, passionately committed to positive change. frank was instrumental in the desegregation of buffalo public schools and the successful integration of the buffalo department. western new york is grateful

hezbollah, including not only weapons transfer bus assistance in building an indigenous rocket producing capacity. i therefore appreciate the work of the house armed services committee including a provision authorizing the secretaries of defense and state to develop and implement a strategy with foreign partners to counter iran's destabilizing activities. my first amendment would ensure the strategy includes specific countries in which iran is operating. an assessment of their destabilizing activity theansd implications thereof. my second amendment would require a report on iran's proxy forces in syria, lebanon and an assessment of the threat posed to israel, other regional allies and u.s. interests. it is important to know where iran is operating. what exactly they are doing. who they are backing. and how this impacts the united states and our allies. thank you, mr. chairman. and mr. ranking member for our support for my bipartisan amendment. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. thornberry: i'm pleased to yield one minute to the gentlelady from puerto rico, miss gonzalez-colon. the chair: the gentlelady is recognized. miss gonzalez-colon: i

authority. we need to get them there, they need to negotiate in earnest. at the end of the day you will still have organizations probably like hamas, like hezbollah, they aret to see existence of israel. they will have to be marginalized and taken out. charles: right. >> if we do it through the negotiating table and diplomacy, great. if not, military force can and must be used. charles: commander, thank you very much. appreciate it. >> thank you, charles. charles: four-year hunt for missing malaysian airlines height has officially ended ashley. ashley: hard to believe, march 28th, 2014 took off from kuala lumpur to asia and simply disappeared. 43,000 square miles of the ocean floor, in the direction they believe the plane was headed has been searched. some debris has been found on far-flung islands this is disappointing result as the investigation go down as one of the greatest aviation mysteries of all time. last year australian authorities maintain the captain flown a route on his home simulator six weeks for his disappearance initially very similar to the course that this aircraft took. however, investigators in malaysia said they found nothing suspicio

and the iran backed militant group hezbollah authorities say the voting ran smoothly in most districts official results are expected on monday. iran's president hassan rouhani has warned u.s. president donald trump against pulling out of the iran nuclear deal rouhani said abandoning the deal would be an historic mistake but say it plans are in place should it collapse trump is due to decide on the deal's fate by may twelfth. at least fifty one people have died in fighting between ond bandits and local militia in northern nigeria's kaduna state civilian militia say the band has attacked residents of a village this is the latest in a growing number of incidents of rural violence across the country involving cattle fyffes robberies and kidnappings. pakistan's interior minister a son a pal has been injured in an apparent assassination attempt he was at a meeting with supporters in his home district in central punjab province when a man shot him in the on security forces have arrested a man thought to have been the attacker. it's all happening which of it any. more linked to news from afric

its support for hezbollah militias in lebanon and hooty rebels in yemen and withdraw its forces from syria. all. a documentary by german public broadcaster accuses russian sports authorities of covering up suspicious doping test results of soccer players in two thousand and fourteen including members of the current provisional world cup squad the revelations come just weeks before the tournament kicks off in russia. has opened its israel embassy in jerusalem the second country to do so after the united states president says and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu attended the inauguration ceremony the u.s. relocated its embassy a week ago. averting a full blown trade war the united states and china pulled back from the brink reporting progress and try talks say the war is on hold also coming up. an economy in freefall nicolas maduro wins reelection and blames imperialism from abroad for his country's economic catastrophe. a world famous name in the d.i.y. sector is attracting skilled staff to its headquarters. and during the winter this is all business update economic superpowers china and the u.s. have agreed to hold off imposing new tariffs the temporary deal ends

support for hezbollah militias in lebanon and hooty rebels in yemen and withdraw its forces from syria or them all. a documentary by german public broadcaster accuses russian sports authorities of covering up suspicious doping test results of soccer players in two thousand and fourteen including members of the current provisional world cup squad the revelations come just weeks before the tournament kicks off in russia. it's a dangerous assumption yet to be tested the u.s. policy of maximum pressure on north korea trump believes that he can force the regime to change its ways for good what's a day the u.s. secretary of state announced what he calls a new plan on iran using the same old assumption and tonight the one assumption that has proven true tehran's rejection of the plan i'm bored go off in berlin this is the day. parental be forced to make a choice it applied to keep its economy off life support at home o'keefe squandering precious wealth in fights abroad it will not have the resources to do both. at all you will go to good job. today major european union member countries. along with russia them with china and zero.