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secretary of state john kerry. and guillermo at the 2016 grammy awards. and now, step aside, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. [ cheers and applause ] i'm jimmy. i'm the host. thank you for coming. thank you for watching at home. i appreciate your coming. that's very kind. [ cheers and applause ] it's very quiet in l.a. on the night after the grammy awards. the sanitation crews have cleaned up all the uptown funk that was all over the street. [ laughter ] everything is back to abnormal here. the big winners at the grammys last night. did you watch the grammy awards last night? [ cheers and applause ] i have no stake in it if you did or you didn't. but kendrick lamar, who gave a memorable performance, took home five awards. including the big one, album of the year. [ cheers and applause ] the show itself ran 3 1/2 hours long. so not everyone stayed for the entirety of the program. most notably, ice cube. ice cube was a presenter last night but as soon as he was done presenting he took to snapchat to say adios. >> if any of y

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tonight, from the united states, the secretary of state john kerry is here. he's got a new show on hulu. tomorrow night megan fox will be here. from "gotham" ben mckenzie. music from grammy winner chris stapleton. and on thursday, from "scandal," kerry washington. from "game of thrones," nikolaj coster-waldau, and music from jason derulo. join us then. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest tonight is one of the most talented and just generally appealing people in this is her new lp called "this is what the truth feels like." it will be made available march 18th. please say hello to gwen stefani. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] by the way, first of all, thank you for coming. secondly, that was unbelievable, what you did last night during the grammys. >> thank you. >> jimmy: that's never been done before, right? >> i can't believe that happened. that was a trip. >> jimmy: for those who missed it, you did a four-minute -- during commercial time live music video. you performed the whole thing from beginning to end was live. >> yes. >> jimmy: whic

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that was the message from the secretary of state john kerry and jordan's foreign minister as they spoke earlier this hour about the conflict. kerry said the u.s.-russia reached a provisional agreement to pause the fighting, which could begin in the coming days. >> what we have agreed upon provisionally, i'm not going to go into the details of it. needs to be consulted with the other parties. as i said, our hope is that the two presidents will talk, as soon as that is an appropriate. we proceed fort then with the implementation. why is it important to do this? someone arrived mean. why not have the ceasefire tomorrow morning? why wait a week? >> the ceasefire is an understanding of obligations. you have to be specific of who is going what, about what is required. and if you want to have a ceasefire most immediately, then make an announcement, and you won't have achieved it >>> live to my colleague zeina khodr. modalities is the word we heard from both sides at the news conference, from mr john kerry and his opposite number in jordan. washington talking to moscow primarily, is it? >> undo

secretary of state john kerry is describing a catastrophe in syria not seen since world war ii. john kerry has been speaking at a conference in rome about a fighting isil, a conference involving 23 other nations. >> the situation on the ground for the syrian people is unfathomable. we haven't seen away catastrophe like this since world war ii and it's unfolding before our eyes. people in madaya eating leaves and grass or animals of one type or another that they can capture. >> we expect to hear from from john kerry in the next few minutes. diplomats have been meetinging rome to discuss the threat of isil in syria, iraq and libya, the press conference due to start in the next few minutes. we will bring it to you live here. let's bring in hasham in rome. tell us about this coalition against isil in iraq and syria. >> the gathering here in rome is an opportunity for the international coalition against isil to look into the progress mailed in the fight against isil but also the areas where more has to be done. this is exactly why kerry today was talking more about the humanitarian c

graham: can i read to you an exchange, senator mccain, between -- this is john kerry two days ago. "there will be a cease-fire, kerry predicted tuesday in rome. we expect a cease-fire. we expect adherence to the cease-fire and we expect full humanitarian access. two days later the russian bombing hasn't stopped and thousands of syrians remain starving. not only has the russian bombing continued, putin sent in advanced fighter jets to do the bombing. kerry said he was assured by the russian counterpart, lavrov, the russians would stop bombing. when asked, lavrov said russia's strikes will not cease. i don't see why these airstrikes should be stopped. who is he talking to? the russians are telling john kerry to his face we're going to keep bombing. john kerry keeps telling the world they're going to stop bombing. in the meantime, syrians are being slaughtered and starved to death, and we are filling while syria burns. mr. mccain: i'd like to mention one other aspects of this with my colleagues and that is the refugee issue. it surprised many people in the world to see this flood of li

center stage, of course, to the remarks of john kerry, the situation regarding ukraine. >> reporter: that's right. you heard there his comments making clear that the minzk agreement is the only way forward. that, of course, was an agreement that the russians and ukrainians wanted to ceasing fire. he also talked about the normandy format in which the governments come together to find progress, to try to find common ground, a way forward. we know that the format which met this morning, nothing tangible came out of that. we also heard from john kerry about the commitment to nato which the american government seize as being central to its policy in europe and how the american government was going to increase four-fold its investment about a combat brigade >>> can i just jump in so that we can go back to john kerry and listen. >> we welcome the announcement of countries in europe that have decided to join this fight. we are going to defeat d.a.e.s.h. i have no doubt about it. even as we do that, there's a lot of work that we have to do on a measure abable - in a measurable manner. first a

secretary of state john kerry said a deal of cessation of hostilities is closer than ever.ours later the syrian government and opposition said that they would be willing to concept to a cease-fire. they do not want the groups to rearm and regroup, and the opposition wants russian airstrikes to stop and sieges to be lifted. they made their situation clear but it is the u.s. and russia who are the main players. one of those details is the presence of the al nusra front, fighters linked to al-qaeda. this is designated a terrorist organization, but they fight along side who make up the political process. they say excluding al nusra front in any deal will give russia an excuse for targeting rebel positions. millions of syrians are trapped in battle grounds but it will not mean an end to the conflict. there are deep differences among the warring sides and their regional backers about what comes next. >> the answer to the syrian civil war will not be found in any military alliance with assad. let me make that clear. i am convinced it can be found in a broadly supported diplomatic

>>> a double bombing kills at least 42 in homs as john kerries he's reached a provisional agreement with rush over a ceasefire for syria. >>> hello, you're watching al jazeera live from london. also coming up, fiji struggles to restore power after hit by its strongest storm on record. >>> india deploys thousands of troops to calm protests by the community which left new delhi facing a water crisis. >>> tonight, i am suspending my campaign. the end of the line for jeb bush as he pulls out of the republican presidential race. >>> the syrian city of homs has been hit by a double car bombing. at least 46 people were killed and more than 100 others injured in one of the deadliest attacks to date in the government held city. the car bombs targeted the area of the city home to maintenance of president assad's sect. hours later, a southern suburb of damascus was hit by a number of explosions, killing at least 30 people and injuring dozens. the attacks came as government forces captured 31 villages in aleppo in the north from the so-called islamic state of iraq and the levant. u.s. secretary of s

i would like to thank secretary john kerry and his team for their hospitality. the way we were received at the state department, we had a very interesting and important meeting. after yesterday's announcement by president obama, he said we were going to start a new chad ginn in our relationship, we opened the chapter called peace colombia, and this meeting allowed us to land this initiative and think about where we're going to center efforts and identify priorities such as for example to continue with the area of working in security and fighting against drug-trafficking, especially fighting against organized crime show that the vacuum that will be left by farq won't be filled by organized crime and fight against drug trafficking and organized crime in other countries in the region. we already started and there is great potential of mutual cooperation for mutual benefit's. the other issue we identified was implementation of but operationally and logistical part of the agreement. we need help their and the u.s. has great experience and knowledge in these areas. th

libya, and that s is a disaster, and gave the country to radical terrorist, and another example is john kerry, and senator rubio voted to confirm him as secretary, and donald trump supported john can kerry against george w. bush, and he has been the most anti-israel secretary of state that the country has ever seen, and the diplomacy is a disaster, and if if we nominate with somebody who agreed with john kerry, and hillary clinton and president obama, then we are not in a strong position to win the election. >> and a response for you. >> and i think that i gave them both checks to be honest, and they both like me very much. >> and you called for bush to be impeach impeached. >> well, he did a terrible job and you know that. >> and you called for him to be impeached? >> no, the check came early. and syria, and he said that he was in syria, and he said that he was in favor in libya, and i never discussed subject, and i was in favor of libya, and we would be so much better off if ka gaf -- gadhafi were in charge, and we had saddam hussein in charge, and instead of terrorism all over the place, a

john kerry is to announce the agreement in the next few hours. afghan government forces have pulled out of the second district in southern helmand province where a fighting with the taliban has escalated. >>> and the opposition group has denied that it's members plan to cause violence to the co election areas. >> it's a battle front key to the opposition survival in a town that has gained international attention. losing azaz could be a set back to the rebels who have already lost much territory. just a few kilometers from the board crossing with turkey it is a much-needed bait way. they're surrounded by two enmice and this ally from the military situation is now better after we've received reinforcements from idlib. we fortified our positions and we responsed you're no long an-- >> people think it's a safe place. that's why internally displaced people are here. this means that we have more patience not just providing care to people in azaz. all hospitals in the northern countryside no longer operate. we also lack staff. >> many in aleppo say they

secretary of state john kerry called for a de-escalation of violence. more than 160 palestinians and 28 israelis have been killed since october. many in shootings and knife attacks. >> in dubai, a prominent saudi prince commended the formation involving 34 islamic nations. . >> it's no secret, unfortunately, that in our world today the majority of terrorism-related acts, its victims are muslim. east or west, north or south. it is our responsibility as muslim countries to play the primary role in fighting the disease that impacted us all. >> muslim countries need to take the lead on fighting terror. and the coalition should have been fighting sooner >>> london mayor boris johnson is breaking ranks. even though the prime minister opposes it. >> it's my view that after 30 years of writing about this, we have a chance actually to do something. the last thing i wanted was to go against david cameron or the government. but i didn't think there was anything else i can do. i will be advocating to leave. >> prime minister david cameron urged johnson to support s

john kerr sisi-- kerry says a deal is closer than ever. the government doesn't want the rebels to exploit a truce to re-arm appeared regroup and the opposition wants russian air strikes to stop and sieges to be lifted. they made their positions clear, but it is the u.s. and russia who are the main players. >> reporter: one of those details is the presence of the al-nusra front, fighters who are linked to al-qaeda. the u.n. designates it a terrorist organization but it fights beside some in the political process. excluding al-nusra on any deal will give russia the excuse of targeting rebel positions. a pause in the fighting the bring relief to the millions of people trapped in battleground but will not mean an end to the district. there are deep issues between the warring sides. >> the answer to the syrian civil war will not be found in any military alliance with bashar al-assad. let me make that clear. i am convinced it can be found in a broadly supported diplomatic initiative aimed at a negotiated political settlement with a transitional

zana hoda, al jazeera, southern turkey. >>> we heard some distressing detail from john kerry speaking a short while ago in rome. he described what it is apparently like right now in besieged towns. >> cities and communities all across syria are besieged and they are specifically purposefully prevented by the assad regime from receiving the supplies and the support that they need in order to survive. that is against the law of war. such as laws of war can be. and with respect to those areas not receiving food, we're not talking about areas that are remote, miles out in the desert, and in accessible. the town of madaya is 1 hour's drive from damascus. one hour. and yet in recent months its people have been reduced to eating grass and leaves or animals of one kind [ technical difficulties ] >> we heard a very passionate john kerry there as always, and during that press conference in rome we heard [ technical difficulties ] made, you know, in this -- [ technical difficulties ] >> these are between opposition that is being bombarded every day, and a regime that is responsible for the disas

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that's why john kerry and others have now changed their tune about the need for assad to go. making it easier for the syrian president and his russian ally to entertain this cessation of hostilities on their terms. for more on this let's go to jamie mcintire. >> reporter: russian war planes continue to pound targets in syria just hours after the munich agreement was announced. in the northern province of homs more than a dozen people were reportedly killed as russia continue to provide air cover for forces loyal to syrian president bashar al-assad. under the agreement hashed out between russian form minister sphrofsergey lavrov and secretaf state john kerry. >> to that end we have also established a task force under the auspices of the u.n. and co-chaired by russia and the united states. over the coming week, this group will work to develop the modalities for a long term comprehensive and durable cessation of violence and hostilities. >> reporter: both sides have already gra agreed that i.s.i.l. and the el nusra front are legitimate targets, the pentagon says any eventual ass

secretary of state john kerry and russian foreign minister sergei lavrov lead the talks in munich that brought about this agreement. kerry was quick to say it is not a ceasefire but a cause in offensive action in syria. >> we have agreed to implement a nation wise cessation of hostilities to begin in a

secretary of state john kerry. those using food and starvation as a weapon. people will be hopeful in those areas that the ceasefire comes into effect sooner rather than later, that it is not a shallow promise that we have seen in the post few weeks and months, but the coming hours and days will tell us whether this is the case or not >>> joshua landers is the center for the middle east studies and joins us via skype from norman oklahoma in the u.s. thank you for being with us. >> pleasure. >> what does this tell us about the threat posed by i.s.i.l., that they can get this close to the capital damascus. >> well, we have done this a number of times before. just last month there was a tremendous car bomb near the same place as this, killing shi'ites. the bombs in homs, of course, are in alawite neighbourhoods. this is, in part, revenge. almost 1,000 i.s.i.l. fighters have been surrounded by the syrian army north of aleppo, and the syrian army says it will not take prisoners. they are moving in, and will negotiate - they are not negotiating a peace with i.s.i.s

secretary kerry saying it is not a done deal yet. john, this violence we saw unfold in syria on sunday is unlikely to cease anytime soon. violence claimed by isis and nusra. two organizations that are not party of any peace talks or agreements. john. >> given that isis and nusra are not part of the cease-fire or cessation of hostilities. how will they get the aid to the people if isis and nusra are still fighting? >> reporter: absolutely. if you look at what happened over the past week, they reached areas that are besieged by the regime or besieged by rebels. these are areas in damascus and idlib in the north. one major area, that is under siege, john, the eastern part of the country. that is besieged by isis. 200,000 people in the city and they have not yet received aid. united nations is possibly looking at air drops to get them aid. we heard from secretary kerry addressing that point that isis saying it is not a military solution to have affecn effecti way of dealing with isis. we heard from the u.s. over and over again that does not h

secretary of state john kerry and jordan's foreign minister as they spoke earlier about syria. kerry said that the u.s. and russia have reached a provincial agreement about a pause in fighting which could begin in the coming days. >> what we have agreed on provisionally, i won't go into the details of it, because it needs to be consulted fully with the other parties and, as i said, our hope is that the two presidents will talk as soon as that is appropriate and then we proceed forward to the implementation. why is it important to do this? somebody asked me the other day. why not have the ceasefire tomorrow morning? you know, why wait a week? because a ceasefire requires an understanding of obligations. you have to be specific about who is doing what, about what is required of each, and if you want to have a ceasefire that fails almost immediately, then just make an announcement and you won't have achieved anything >>> meanwhile inside syria at least 42 people have been killed by two car bombs which exploded in homs. pro-government state television say it happened in an area whi

i am not an authority on john kerry. he did earn medals. he was there. they were definitely in hot action. were they deserved or not? i am not in a place to say. admiral hoffman and company did not think he was awarded the way he should've been. maybe that he should've been there longer. >> was their allied naval support for your efforts? >> i really have not given a lot of attention to the south vietnamese. the vietnam navy. the vna. they were there way before we got there. they had leftover french equipment. some hand-me-down american equipment. sometimes they find -- american equipment. sometimes they fought very bravely. there was a book written about a commander. he was brave, there were others like him. there were others who did not write very bravely were effectively and that is the reason the u.s. navy had to get in there 1965. general westmoreland was not happy that things were going correctly in the mekong delta and the river force was really an appendage to the south vietnamese army. they dominated the navy. the highest guy in the navy was a c

secretary of state john kerry and his chinese counterpart has said they are making significant progress. china is important because it is north korea's against trading partner. australia will increase this fence spending -- increase defense spending. much of that money will be spent on increasing the size of the australian navy. now donald trump is getting into it. trump tweeted that mitt romney is a full who desk is a fool -- is a full who blew the 2012 election. republican candidates square off tonight in their final debate before super tuesday.

also with us one of the stars of president obama's cabinet, secretary of state john kerry is here. [ cheers and applause ] the reason he's here is he was called in to town to negotiate peace between taylor swift and kanye west. [ laughter ] you know, jeb bush is still desperately trying to be president. jeb needs a strong result in the south carolina primary this so he enlisted his brother. last night he joined his brother jeb at a rally. it's tough to get an endorsement

secretary of state john kerry has said a deal on a cessation of hostilities is closer than ever. hours earlier, the syrian government and the opposition said they would be ready to accept a conditional ceasefire. the government doesn't want the rebels to exploit a truce to rearm and regroup and the opposition wants russian airstrikes to stop and sieges to be lifted. they made their positions clear, but it is the u.s. and russia who are the main players. >> one of those details is the presence of the he will nusra front, fighters linked to al-qaeda. the u.n. designates is a terrorist organization, but it fights alongside some opposition groups who participate in the political process, the opposition says excluding al-nusra front in any deal would give russia an excuse to continue targeting rebel positions. a pause in the fighting will bring relief to the millions of syrians trapped in battlegrounds but will not end the conflict. there are differences between the wars sides and their u.n. and international backers about what comes next. >> the answer to the syrian civil war will no

secretary of state john kerry originally thanked the iranians for their cooperation and the release, but later said on "fox & friends" that those images that we saw infuriated them. listen. >> it was very, very unfortunate, inappropriate, and as a former sailor, member of the military, infuriated by it and i expressed that -- i expressed that very directly to my counterpart. >> well the medals are considered one of the highest military honors that members of that military can receive. >>> back here at home, two virginia tech students charged in a sickening crime. the death of a girl who was just 13 years old. 18-year-old david eisenhauer now faces murder 19-year-old natalie keepers faces charges of disposing a body. 13-year-old nicole lovell went missing last week. her mother says that she snuck out of her bedroom after she pushed her night stand against the door and then left through the window. lovell may have met eisenhauer on social media.

secretary of state john kerry said he has reached a provisional agreement with russia object terms of a ceasefire in syria. we have more from the turkish border. you may find some of the images in the report upsetting. >> it was an attack in the heart of homs, the government held city in central syria. two near simultaneous explosions killed and injured dozens of civilians, many of them women and children. the neighborhood is where the same sect lives as bashar al assad. sunday's bombing is described as the worst bombing. over the years, the government has managed to regain control from the opposition but these bombings are a reminder that a

it is i don't know if possible on the terms that john kerry is pursuing.hat we have said we wanted as the united states is to defeat isis, but also to see president assad replaced by transitional government and then a cease-fire , essentially a self enforcing cease-fire, another oxymoron in the discussion, and i don't see the basis for that. what i think you could see is a compromise with the bosnia model where you have separate autonomous areas and a weak central government, president assad could remain in control and some alloy areas, the group the shiaails from, like group, about 15% of the population and maybe another 15% is christian and they tend to in many cases as well, so maybe he could roll in that sector. there could be a sunni arab sector, a kurdish sector and a week federal unity government. i think that kind of a compromise is possible if everyone keeps their core equities, but beyond that, i don't see the basis of a peace deal, especially with the moderates so weak right now. host: what is happening in syria right now on the ground? who is f

secondly, i must say, with all fairness, i have a lot of admiration for the energy of john kerry. secretary kerry was a driving force, together with a certain spatial or psychological understanding of foreign minister lavrov and that helped a lot, a certain emotional involvement to not waste this. even in diplomacy, emotion makes a difference. >> rose: what comes first? humanitarian aid. you know why? a few days ago i was asked and i started a conference in geneva about further future peace talks. well, i was gooded with messages from -- flooded with messages from the syrian people from inside and outside. they were telling me, please, mr. de mistura, don't give us another conference or talk about talks, we need facts. you know what are the facts? they were telling me food, medicines, what every human wants especially in a war zone and, secondly, no more bombs, no more shelling. so what comes first is what they asked, and what did they ask? immediate access to the besieged areas. so we will test it. that means tracks of food. the other good thing about what has been happening yeste