secretary of state john kerry. thomas waterhouse has more.ith the cease-fire in syria crumbling more each day, john kerry is in geneva to boost diplomatic efforts to end the fighting and salvage the peace process. of conversations taking place yesterday, the day before, today. we are getting closer to a place of understanding. we have some work to do. that is why we are here. >> he is meeting with his counterparts and u.n. envoy this monday. the u.s. secretary of state's most pressing concern is aleppo. the syrian city has been ravaged by airstrikes. 250 civilians have died. the cease-fire that came into effect late february excluded jihadist groups. the syrian regime, backed by russia, says strikes are only targeting those groups. the u.s. has accused them of indiscriminate bombing. in two weeks since a main members of the syrian opposition walked away from negotiations in geneva, protest over the recent surge in violence. the u.n. is not interested in a political solution. they are not interested in adhering to austerity. it is clear russia

the university of texas is truly honored to welcome secretary of state, john kerry. just last friday, on earth day, secretary kerry helped lead 175 countries in signing the landmark paris agreement on climate change. [applause] >> there is a lot of work to achieve the goals of the agreement. earlier today, the secretary toured our research center where we are developing technologies to generate renewable energy. he led a discussion with faculty, his research -- whose research can help achieve the goals of the agreement. secretary kerry was focused and knowledgeable about the technology and science and the policy and business issues involved in reaching those goals. tonight, we are very much looking forward to hearing the secretary's thoughts on a very different topic. one that is so important to his life experience. the vietnam war remains a complicated and controversial part of american history. as a young boy, i grew up during the vietnam war, watching it on the news, usually the cbs news. and hearing the support and opposition for the war. it was informative time f

i agree that our world is much safer since john kerry's leadership. [applause] barnes: this past august, secretary kerry, in front of all of the eyes of the world, raised the flag upon the united states embassy in cuba, as it reopened for the first time in five decades. [applause] in the words of harry truman, "america was not built on fear, america was built on courage. determination and to do the job at hand. " i do not know a person that embodies the courage, the imagination, the unbeatable determination more than secretary john kerry. mr. secretary, we are humbled to have you here tonight and i can say to all the people in the sound of my voice and other people that will learn of your service, that when history is quarter ofr the last the 20th century and the first part of the 21st century, the name of john kerry will be indelibly written as a voice for unity, as a voice for security and liberty for all of the free people around the world. please join me in welcoming the distinguished and honorable, john kerry. secretary john kerry. [applause] secr

>> john kerry called it a delicate balance today. guess they are reaching for whatever tools they have to help this government of national accord in libya, which is not really a practice, just in name. the aim is through military support for the provision of arms and intelligence and training, and through humanitarian aid to strengthen it to the point where it might be able to use weapons that come later to establish its control over the whole of the country. control it does not yet have. brent: what about the fear we have been talking about, the fear of weapons in libya falling into the hands of the wrong people such as islamic state. is that fear no longer overriding? kerry: i think that fear is still there and it is just that the threat from islamic state, if we are to believe john kerry today about is such that it is imminent, that they believe the risk is worth taking to send in the arms once the un security council approves the lifting of the embargo, to send in the arms to be used against islamic state. they are willing to tak

it is my pleasure this evening to introduce our secretary of state, my friend, secretary john kerry. as he prepares to speak tonight, i am reminded of the many years of dedication and service that he has brought to our country. before graduating from yale university, secretary kerry voluntarily enlisted in the u.s. navy, serving two tours of duty in vietnam as an officer. he was awarded the silver star, the bronze star, and three purple hearts. upon his return from vietnam, he became a national spokesman for the efforts of veterans to end the war speaking about the war , that he believed had gone off the tracks. his words accor -- his words echoed with valor, sincerity, and deep consideration, qualities that he has always embodied. i first met secretary kerry when he was serving as a united states senator. during his 28 years in the senate, secretary kerry served on the foreign relations committee, where he was one of the most respected voices on issues of foreign policy and national security. in he was the 2004, democratic nominee for president of the united states. in december of 20

john kerry says progress is being made. in aleppo, they are drawing battle lines. we will bring you the best of online activism around the world as dw supports -- brings you the bobs. i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program. the environmental group greenpeace has leaked the details of closed-door negotiations over a free-trade deal between the european union and theunited states. it is called ttip. greenpeace says the leaked documents show that it poses a major risk for the environment and consumer rights, but the eu and the u.s. say that that is wrong and the leaked documents do not indicate the final deal. reporter: greenpeace has gone beyond putting the leaked documents online. it has set up a reading room in the center of berlin, within walking distance of the german parliament and the u.s. embassy, so anyone can read the content. >> since we have gained access to the documents, we have the ability to share all 200 50 pages with the population. people need to know where negotiations stand. reporter: the documents have led to criticism the u.s. and germany have

they are both john kerry's daughters. >> one is a filmmaker and one is a doctor. valerie jarrett is a guest of cbs. valerie jarrett, aretha franklin, ash carter -- defense secretary. bernie sanders. >> a good table. a good couple tables. >> cameron hall again. >> chris wallace just walked through. >> is some of the fox guests include jeff goldblum and then become fox. and cheryl ladd, formerly of charlie's angels. tony romo. greta van susteren. speaking of fox. read a van susteren just walked in. >> is sometimes when you watch people walk in you can tell what is on their mind. >> a shot here of gayle king and valerie jarrett. valerie jarrett has known the president since his days in chicago. the ultimate washington insider. >> i do not think she is from washington. exit no. [chuckling] is in the house here. sort of interesting juxtaposition bear with damien lewis. you do wonder what people talk about at this dinner sometimes. what is a conversation you have had at this dinner? talked to a lot of interesting people at this dinner. the jonas brothers. >> the interna

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prompting secretary of state john kerry thanking them for a quick and appropriate response. >> it istoday this kind of issue was able to be peacefully resolved and officially resolved and that is a testament to the critical role that diplomacy plays in keeping our country safe, secure, and strong. >> but congressman forbes says he's had a full classified briefing and that the details are much worse than what the obama administration has put out. he thinks it will be at least a year before it's all been made public which would be well past the november election. >> what a story. could very well be the beginning. >>> we want to keep talking about this. what do you think about the allegations of the obama administration? is hiding what really happened to our sailors captured by iran? weigh in with the #keep talking on our facebook page. >>> nancy drew series is getting the axe from cbs. why? because it's too female. hmmm. >> we had enough time for 12 flying buttresses but in actuallity there were 26. >> the network is passing on an opportunity to run the series because it has, quote, sk

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basically you have john kerry calling for what violation of our laws?mething called border security in this country. what is even saying? what is his point. sandra: that they are donald trump's worst nightmare. i think it was very revealing speech by kerry. also when you look at the tuition at this school by the way, also part of this story, $60,000 tuition and fees to attend northeastern university. likely to be going up this year. there is a lot bigger problems on these students plate than worrying about who will speak at their school. by the way when you look at some of the speakers, matt damon won't be chased off campus, that's for sure, when giving commencement address, as well as many other liberals from hollywood. >> harris, how much impact does it have when speakers come. well-known guy, hillary clinton goes. whoever it may be, if you have four to one ratio that really impact. we have classrooms, teachers, mostly liberal, what is the impact here? harris: i come from family of teachers. i look at your baking something. all the ingredients into th

special envoy met with sergey lavrov a day after meeting john kerry in geneva. a sharp escalation of violence left the cease-fire in tatters and derailed peace talks he was able to announce progress. we have to be and cautious but we all hope this indication that perhaps in the few hours we'll be able to a relaunch of the cessation of activities and whatever name we want to call it, silence or nonsilence, what the citizens want to hear is no rockets, no shelling. moreter: sergey lavrov was specific saying the so-called truce could bece extended to aleppo. translator: we are now neither the end of negotiations between the russian and american forces cease-fire in aleppo and i hope that very soon, maybe in the coming hours, this decision announced. reporter: aleppo has, until now, cease-firesfrom because the syrian regime and moscow say it is held by groups.t accused of attacking groups in syria. tohospitals in war zones are get protection after the u.n. security council approved a resolution demanding all features conflict defend medical facennel and facilities o

secretaries of state john kerry visited the memorial in april of this year. after laying a commemorative wreath at the site, john kerry describes the experience is gutwrenching and said nations had an obligation to move toward a world free of nuclear weapons. japan is still the only country to experience a nuclear attack. it is hoped obama's visit will send a message to those countries pursuing a nuclear strategy. brent: time for business news now. javier is here. it seems like i order something almost every day from amazon. the business is going strong. have year: and you can watch shares going higher. the jump followed hot on the heels of the unveiling of a self punishing platform for the creators come a move that sets up as a direct you to the competitor. it comes one week after they announced first-quarter profits of 530 teen million dollars, its first -- fourth consecutive profitable quarter. shares soared on tuesday, a day which also saw a global stock rally. for a close-up on amazon, let's ring in our new york financial correspondent. amazon is reachin

secretary of state john kerry speaking in switzerland yesterday.e conflict is out of control. a renewed diplomatic effort to get the cessation of hostilities to be reinvigorated and back in force. much work, according to the secretary of state, still has to be done. the emphasis has shifted to moscow with the u.s. special envoy is in town and meeting the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov. to see if they are willing or able to put pressure on the syrian government to hold back on the issues in aleppo and bring calm to the city. >> it is disturbing to say the least. the last ten days with hundreds killed. matthew chance, thank you. >>> the marine corps confirms it is looking too claims that one of the men raising the flag in the iconic world war ii photo in iwo jima is incorrectly identified. the picture snapped by the associated press photographer. now two amateur history buffs the marine identified as john bradley is actually herald henry schultz. a corpsman who died in 1995. >> it is interesting. you have a history buff stepping in. >> and it

today, in myanmar, secretary of state john kerry suggested the u.s. strike that took out mullah mansoor should be reassuring to the afghan government and people. >> this action send a clear message to the world that we will continue to stand with our afghan partners as they work to build a more stable, united, secure and prosperous afghanistan. >> reporter: u.s. military officials have testified before congress that security in afghanistan is deteriorating. and, it is not clear that the death of mullah akhtar mansoor alone will reverse that trend. kate. >>> jim miklaszewski at the white house tonight, thank you. >>> we are getting more insight tonight into the dark world of isis. from a young american who was drawn to the terrorist group. he later escaped, has been talking to the u.s. government and now to nbc news. he spoke exclusively with our chief foreign correspondent richard engel. >> reporter: this is the first time the man we have been asked to call only mo has been allowed to tell his story to anyone outside of the law enforcement system. his

john kerry's opposition of the vietnam war and turned it into an attack on the war itself and saying olitics. >> he knew he had to be on offense. kerry didn't respond. trump responds to everything and responds quickly. >> in 1999 trump talked to me about his plans for the economy which included taxing people on their net worth. it's not an income tax. this is a wealth tax. let's watch. >> i would tax people of wealth, of great wealth. people over 10 million by 14.25%. this tax would raise approximately 5.7 trillion which happens to be our national debt. the economy would boom. we would have no debt. i know about debt. probably as much as anybody. i've had too much and i've had too little. you know what, too little is much better, believe me. >> there he is. this isn't anything -- this is basically take your money and the government grabs it. 15% of it. >> that was donald trump 1999. >> why was he a populist then? >> that was the thing to be then. >> it still is. >> why isn't he still running that way? >> he said he found a different undercurrent this time of something that the media w

. >>> and john kerry issuing a warning to syria's president. the latest on the war-torn region. >>> a new study shows personal finance is becoming one of the toughest challenges for young adults. so how can students and parents prepare before the real world sets in? we talk to the experts. >>> let's call it weeping rewards. the airline that surprised its passengers with major discounts for enduring some unruly infants on board. could it be a offering free flying for putting up with crying. we're going to investigate in "the mix" on this wednesday may the 4th. >> announcer: from abc news this is "world news now." >>> good morning. i'm diane macedo. >> and i'm kendis gibson. may we be the first and hopefully the last to say may the 4th be with you. >> may the 4th be with you. >> every year we look forward to that. >> we do. >> yes. >> that as well as on april 30th saying it's going to be may. >> we missed that one this year. >> we did. because it was on a sunday. but man, it's been a bruising, literally bruising and physically bruising campaign.

when you briefed john kerry, he was chairman of the attorney committee?iefing a businessman who has said some controversial things about foreign policies and whose closest aid right now is a former lobbyist for the pro-russian of ukraine among others. what would you do if he wants to have paul manafort of his controversial ties. >> this is a decision for the white house. my view personally would be that if the candidate has someone they are very close to and rely on, they should be there. someone will have to stress at them of the sensitivity o f the matter, it is hard to deny them that. it is a matter of judgment if he needs someone to have him there. >> what did you mean by a hard brief. >> first off, we don't know what trump is like in private. my sense and in his briefing, he will get a picture of the world that's complex, much more complex than any business deals he's ever been involved in. i don't know how he will react to that. sometimes he appears to have a sketchy relationship, these briefs are facts based and as candidate and president, you have

and later, secretary of a john kerry delivers the commencement address at northeastern university. secretary, we proudly give 72 of our delegates to the next president of the united states. [cheering] ♪

secretary of state john kerry is in geneva.e a crumbling cease-fire and restart peace talks. >> an ongoing process that relieves the people of syria from this devastation. from this day-to-day killing machine being unleashed by the assad regime. >> reporter: local truces announced by the u.s. and russia did not include aleppo where hundreds of civilians died in the last week alone. russia continuing to support the regime's campaign to retake aleppo and strengthen its hold on northern syria. >> once you encircle aleppo, they would think that you could squeeze it and their forefore t it over. >> translator: if they are of a mind to continue breaking this truce, armed factions have a right to respond to that aggression. >> reporter: and its biggest backers, saudi arabia, said the world will not stand idly by. >> it's an outrage. the world is not going to allow them to get away with this. >> reporter: and the israeli newspaper reporting that assad has used chemical weapons against isis and has used them against civilians during the

the saudi foreign minister yesterday in geneva, after meetings with john kerry, said that he wanted to make sure that the syrian president, bashar al assad was ousted from power whether by diplomacy or by force. that's something the russians are diametrically opposed to as i've mentions. that's the basic fault line. what will be the future of bashar al assad and that has not been decided as yet. >> 10:18 in the morning there in moscow. thank you for that report. >>> we'll take a very short break here. still to come, a brazilian boxer is fighting against all odds. we will look at his rise from the mean streets of rio for a shot at olympic gold. back in a moment. is better for your skin than wearing no makeup at all? neutrogena® cosmetics. with vitamins and antioxidants. now with foundations in shades for more skin tones. he's happy.t's with him? your family's finally eating vegetables thanks to our birds eye voila skillet meals. and they only take 15 minutes to make. ahh! birds eye voila so veggie good >>> the olympic torch will soon arrive in brazil, beginning its trek around the count

secretary of state john kerry calling it a deliberate act.nior correspondent frederik pleitgen. you think back, fred, the united nations security council calling for a cease-fire. that is not being abided by. what does john kerry think he can do differently this time? >> reporter: he certainly, alison, wants to revive the cease-fire and the group he is calling on is the russians. they are the main backer of bashar al assad. one thing that john kerry said he expects the russians to be constructive in the process. he expects them to put pressure on the assad government to stop the air bombardments in aleppo. the situation is devastating. 250 people have died in the past couple days. they have been using surface-to-surface missiles. many believe if the cease-fire falls apart in aleppo, it could fall apart in the country and you could have full-scale war. the russians have said that they didn't want to put pressure on the assad government. they say the assad government is bombing nusra. the offshoot of al qaeda. the russians say they are in negot

maybe he'll just get john kerry, but i think he sees the possibility of leveraging the end-of-term legacy project the white house has been engaged in and setting the stage, especially if hillary clinton is elected to getting a deal like the agreed framework from -- from the failed agreed framework from her husband's administration >> you mentioned john kerry potentially going. you know what happens when high-level american officials go there and we have the sad continuing case of otto, a 21-year-old university of virginia studio, this kid has been sentenced to 15 years in hard labor in north korea for allegedly grabbing a propaganda banner from his room, part of sometimes maybe a frat initiation or something, an american held hostage, imprisoned, hard labor, 15 years. look at this young man. do you think that kim jong-un is trying to set up, as you say, a high level visit to release him potentially? >> sure. i think there's nothing more cynical than regimes like north korea or iran taking hostages like this young man as iran has done with hikers and visitors to tehran to use them as barga

and john kerry became the first secretary of state to have a state.gov e-mail. when you have three or four in the internet age and none of them had state.gov e-mails, it's not unreasonable for someone to infer this is an acceptable way to e-mail. >> here is what is unique. it's not just not having the official state department government e-mail. she set up her own private e-mail server with her husband that was stored in their home. no other secretary of state has done that. >> she didn't set it up with her husband. the server had existed previously. >> nobody in the state department knew about this. >> understood. other people had servers probably less secure than that outside. and, in fact, you know, as we know and one of the things in the ig report, i believe, mentions that the state systems had more problems than secretary clinton's did. i think what the american people support to hear what's going to happen in this election in their lives when hillary clinton and donald trump face off in the fall. that's what's going to happen. they're trying to figure out

>> this morning we're hearing from secretary of state john kerry. why kerry says the death sends a clear message from our leaders in america. plus, following the fire code, what the nbc 10 investigators uncovered that had some schools in philadelphia getting a failing why grade. >>> right now our investigation continues into why some philly schools are not following the fire code. they found city building inspectors documented the problem time after time but it was never fixed. here is mitch blocker with more. >> it is 3:00 outside of this elementary school. brandi holloway waits for her niece. she has no idea they only reported two fire drills last month. only 15% of schools reported doing all of the fire drills. the superintendent only found out when we crunched the numbers and told him. but someone other than the nbc investigators knew schools failed to comply with the fire code. >>> what we found time and time again in their inspection reports is they passed schools that didn't do enough fire drills. >> unfortunately i'm not surprised, but somet

geneva, john kerry met with the saudi foreign minister. the u.s.nd russia may come up with safe sounds in the city of aleppo to protect civilians. the civilian military says it had been targeting military. in baghdad, a car bombing has killed 18 shiite prisms -- pilgrims. islamic state has claimed responsibly. in the u.s., only a handful of detroit public schools are open because of a teacher stick out. teachers are angry because the school district may not be able to pay them over the summer. detroit has emergency funding until the end of the school year. attorneys are about to start dividing prince's estate. an overseer ofed the estate. .he singer left no well under minnesota law, his estate will be divided up among his surviving siblings. the estate could be worth hundreds of millions. global news 24 hours a day, powered by 2400 journalists, in more than 150 news bureaus across the world. vonnie: thank you so much. shares of the italian bank took a big head. .nvestors snubbed the move leaves the bank's rescue fund to buy almost all the shares. o

john kerry was here and found it cautiously optimistic about reinstating a temporary truce. there has been heightened security in brussels as the trial begins and another nine have been charged still on the run. it all dates back to a police raid in eastern belgian 16 months ago. links have been made between the cell and the attacks in paris last november. >> they will remember for a long time the events. the belgian special forces launched an attack on this department. two grenades were thrown. police shot dead two men. the makingss found of five kilograms of explosives, three kalashnikovs, for handguns, and police uniforms. >> with the aim of killing police in public and police stations. success that was able to monitor them. athens, theyngs in would later take part in the paris attacks last november and also planning others in brussels. airport, itbrussels would be march of 2016, 18 months after that case. >> killed in a police raid after the attacks. eckstein of their accomplices stand trial. it is expected to last three weeks. >> the vice president has resigned after be

this is a state department investigation by the ig, appointed by obama and ordered by john kerry. it is it hard to say if it is inspired by the republicans. >> the report came out yesterday and we have talked about it 24 hours now. there was a lot in there. but once you unpack it, there are contradictions to what hillary clinton said. she wanted to use that private e-mail for convenience. the inspector general found a quote she didn't want risk of personal e-mails being accessible. >> that's right. there is a lot of things she has said. she said it was approved by the state department and ig report said it was never approved and had she sought approval, they would not have given it to her. she indicated it was a matter of convenience and by her own words, she was trying to keep her e-mails out of the public system. she said that she didn't break any laws and it appears that she violated the federal record's act because she left office and the guidelines and the law are very clear that she was supposed to turn over every piece of e-mail that had a public reference. and the only rea

what does secretary of state john kerry believe he can do for the cease-fire? >> reporter: it has been catastrophic week in syria. precisely in aleppo. one reason why secretary kerry is making an effort to revive the cease-fire is because all of the diplomats realize if fighting breaks out in full force again, which many people believe it has, then they believe the cease-fire as a whole could be dead. if the syrian government retakes aleppo, they will retake the entire country back from any rebel groups. one thing secretary of state kerry said after landing in geneva, he realizes the only way to bring the cease-fire back on track is to get the russians on board. the russians at the beginning said they don't want to push the syrian government back into abiding by the cease-fire in aleppo. they seemed to have changed that position. over the weekend and latest we are hearing from sunday is they say they are part of negotiations to try to get the cease-fire back on track. it is a tall order. one of the positive things that happened on sunday is it appears to be a l

secretary of state john kerry didn't react to the chinese drama saying the united states is going to maintain freedom of navigation. we'll take it up with ambassador john bolton tonight. >>> secretary of state kerry isn't the only important figure aggravated by china. queen elizabeth ii caught on camera saying chinese officials are very rude. they were very rude during president xi jinping's first state visit to the u.k. last year. >> with the chinese state visit. seriously, seriously undermined. . >> i hope you don't have problems hearing or seeing as i occasionally do on the lower thirds with small type. china's foreign ministry refused to address the queen's comment only that president xi's visit last year was very successful. that sounds a lot like something the obama white house might say, doesn't it? they have their royalty and we have ours. we're coming right back with much more, stay with us. >>> donald trump wants to unite the republican party but speaker ryan isn't falling in line. who's he working for? >> i want to be a part of the unifying process so we're at full strength

john kerry says mansour posed a threat to afghan civilians. he says the strike sends a clear message that the u.s. is committed to building a secure afghanistan. >>> new details, a man missing for two weeks may be the victim of foul play. two people have been arrested on murder charges following a recent raid in hillsboro. s.w.a.t. team members surrounded the home around 3:30 in the morning. they're not saying who was taken into custody, but we do know green's allege ex-girlfriend, tiffany lee, is in jail, along with another man believed to be her boyfriend. one woman describes waking up to the commotion. >> there were police cars on the driveway on the street, police officers in my yard. they had a loud speaker, they were first speaking in english and they switched to i think it was mandarin and they were asking, they said female suspect, come out. >> green was last seen at the milbrae pancake house, and a hiker found his cell phone. >>> a possible homicide in the south bay, police received a call about a body discovered in san jose before 7:

-- at the same time that john kerry, secretary of state, was in japan. you know that u.s. bases in the philippines are being revived, northern australia also targeting china. that president obama himself will be headed to vietnam rather shortly, and you may recall that despite the fact that these are two, quote, communist regimes, unquote, they fought a rather bitter war shortly after the vietnam war. and by the way, if you're trying to understand the rise of china in recent decades to the point where now it's adjudged by many to have an economy larger than that of the united states, you have to understand once again this fixation and obsession with moscow that not only led to an alliance with the religious zealots which has then exploded all over the world, but also this alliance with china which in return for china, for example, waging war against vietnam, it was able to attract inward direct foreign investment from the united states which has now created this juggernaut which now the united states is trying to corral. and i dare say that either this c

. >>> secretary of state john kerry signed an agreement establishing a peace corps program in vietnam >>> the expanding outbreak of the zika virus should serve as a warning to the medical community. most people have only mild symptoms, but experts say the link between zika and arbiters defect makes it an emergency for pregnant women. old diseases can reappear and cause new problems. >> it's a resurgence threat of infect out diseases. >> there's 500 zika cases in the u.s. related to travel to the zika hot spots. active transmissions are expected to spread as the weather gets warmer. >>> yesterday students at the university held an event to mark the anniversary. a man wept on a deadly shooting see the. three of the victims were from the bay area, students on campus say it's important to keep the memories of the victims alive. >> i don't want anyone to forget about them. >> six scholarships are offered in honor of the victims. >>> one of the claims opening the doors to syrian refugees. tuition at usc will be more than $51,000, more than 60 american colleges began providing financial aid

john kerry: they need to go back to the table with the minute of cessation in place, appropriately. with these new mechanisms and the minute the humanitarian blockade is opened up. mark: secretary kerry the syrian government for releasing what he called a killing machine on its own people. michigan governor rick snyder requesting a meeting with president obama and the mayor of flint in hopes of discussing the water contamination crisis. governor snyder is drinking filtered flint water to demonstrate it is safe. president obama will visit on wednesday. the white house is there are no plans for the president to sample the cities drinking water during the visit. the judge has barred the city of louisville from removing a 70 foot tall confederate monument from the campus of the college. it is 121 years old and honored kentucky people who died during the civil war. the hearing is scheduled thursday morning. the departure of the brussels airport is reopened since the deadly terrorist attack. suicide bombings killed 16 people. yet the airport should be back in 100% capacity by the middle of

we are awaiting comments on secretary of state john kerry .is in brussels, nato headquarters today. he will be taking to the podium shortly to make some remarks on his visit but we expect he might address the crash and search for answers. if he does we will take you back there live. melissa: with donald trump getting closer to clinching the republican nomination, there is speculation about the who he would use as a running mate. a new article from santos crystal ball waste some options, it is called the deep-sixed part two. trumps temptation. a candidate who prefers flash might be better off playing it safe and the article explains some of his choices", trump could obviously go any number of ways on this residential pick. his instincts to the extent that we or anyone else can understand them probably will push them in the direction of an attention grabbing pic a better option would probably be a safer, more substantive selection. the co-author of that article, kyle condit joins us now and he is a political analyst at the university of virginia

secretary of state john kerry is in geneva. he met with jordan's foreign minister sunday. kerry says the russians are also involved in the talks. the cessation of hostilities agreement has been in danger of collapse in recent weeks. >>> donald trump says the u.s. can't keep allowing china to, quote, rape the country. the republican presidential front-runner has accused china repeatedly of currency manipulation to make its exports more competitive. trump vows he is going to turn the trade imbalance around. >>> sticking with the u.s. presidential race, democratic front-runner hillary clinton says she believes she will win her party's nomination. she sat down with cnn's jake tapper to talk policies. her 2008 presidential campaign, bernie sanders, and donald trump. >> madam secretary, thanks so much for doing this and congratulations on tuesday night. >> thanks a lot, jake. it was terrific. >> four for five. >> we had a great campaign in all the states. it felt good. >> that night, donald trump said he considers himself the presumptive nominee of his party. do you consider your

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with some exceptions, john kerry being one. and senator rob another.o a large degree at think that attention has always been there. both in manyit is ways a negative. the largest being that the nation at any point is not affected by the policy and the war and can go one with its live without really dealing with it. it's is the working class fighting. marine.d was a i was raised on a marine base in san diego. five was tot at age walk to the coast and look for japanese zeros that were going to attack. i was part of the civil defense. [laughter] >> and you did a good job. >> fairly well. i was only five. >> history shows the renault zero attacks on the west coast during tom's watch. >> my favorite book as i grew older was "from here to eternity." that was the story of the grunt. my dad was a grunt. he was not sent in the combat. my uncle was a grunt. he was sent into combat and was killed by his own friendly fire, killed by his own machine gun. but the story of the grunt is the story of the class differences within our own military between poor working-cl

. >> secretary of john kerry was critical of gop presidential candidate donald trump. secretary kerry also spoke about climate change, poverty, and countering terrorism. this was held it in boston. : thank you for the generous day. members of the board, faculty, and the class of 2016 -- know, the garden is as good as it gets for a commencement. all you have to do is look at the banners for the boston bruins. i know that some of you come from somewhere else. but, you are here. celticse 17 championship than her's, thanks to the second coming of the big three. , thanksionship banners to the second coming of the big three. this is the number one reminder that boston is be number one sports town anywhere. at the moment, for the red sox, first andappens to be the yankees are in last. tellt let anybody you our country is not moving in the right direction. i have toating class, tell you that you really do look spectacular. i want you to look around you. every race,f religion, gender, shape, size, 85 countries represented, and dozens of languages, making you the most diverse cl

john kerry says the u.s. is open to the idea, with conditions.isis is gaining ground in libya, with thousands of fighters in the country. cnn's nick paton walsh just got back from lib yeah. he -- libya. >> reporter: carol, what's important to point out, john kerry is talking about maybe lifting the broad u.s. sanctions against arms being shipped to libya for the case of what he calls the got here. that itself is a complicated idea, because the newly installed government there, backed by the u.n., by america, by the western general and europe, that is one of three particular administrations claiming they have the right to run libya. now, they've inserted themselves, they're having a pretty slow job about getting to grips of power in the country, and left a lot of confusion by inserting themselves into the capital tr capital tripoli. the effort john kerry is putting forward, a legitimate request from a legitimate government, they will supply those weapons, as will many other world power, gulf states ale w desperately needed, i have to say, because

[applause] john kerry: now, now, you may not know it. there is one thing that truly unites you.u will all be and really big trouble if you forget that sunday is mother's day. really big trouble, if you forget that sunday is mother's day. mom and dad, your emotions have sad, relieved, and blown away by the interval between diapers and diplomas. beginning of blown away, i want to congratulate you guys forgetting here in time of this in time forng here the ceremony. i heard that some of you had to get here at 8:00. it is either crazy early or crazy late, depending. why would your last night be any different than your college career? i give many student speeches and for makingthank them my job a lot tougher today. thank you. honor withis humility, particularly because northeastern was kind enough to degree on myorary daughter, who is in the global health program. i come here not to sugarcoat reality. that is the last thing you need. s to be told that life can be a struggle, whether grades, tuition, friends, family, illness, or the death of a loved one. no words can change those real

remember john kerry thinks the iranians for how well they treated our troops.ent. >> i also want to thank the iranian authorities for their cooperation in quick response. stuart: retail stocks, retail companies in the news recently. i wanted them are hitting multiyear lows. here we are calling this the retail ice age cometh certainly for the big-name department stores. they've got office depot, the buckle, big five sporting goods, i'll grant that owns victoria's secret and bath and body works. red arrows all across the board. >> retail sales were up year-over-year. we now spending two thirds of the economy, if you see retail travel like that to ashes find that the fed may not raise rates, putting consumer spending and gdp flat line. stuart: office depot is down 8% at $3 a share. liz: home depot is down in the shares today in the good earnings. stuart: the obama administration killed the deal between office depot and the stock is disintegrating. now this, american troops are back fighting in iraq and they are still in afghanistan under the obama team. america ha

host: he mentioned that famous testimony that now secretary of state john kerry made before congressack in 1971. last month at the lbj presidential library, john kerry talked about his service in vietnam and also talked about what he hoped to accomplish when he made that testimony in 1971, there is a clip. 1971, when i testified against the war in vietnam, before the senate, i spoke of the determination of veterans to undertake one last mission, so that in 30 years with our brothers went down the street without a leg or arm and people ask why, would be able to say the it. better -- not mean a better memory, but mean instead the place where america --n and we helped in turning it has been 45 years since that testimony, but it is clear that we have turned some very important corners. there are hard choices still to make our relation to reach its full potential, but now we can say definitively, because so many vietnamese americans themselves refuse to let our past define our future, vietnam, a former adversary is now a partner with whom we have developed increasingly warm, personal and

>> i was working for john kerry. >> rose: you were a speechwriter in that campaign. >> i had to make sure all the speeches reflected the message of the kerry campaign to the extent there was one and we got a call from folks on the road saying john kerry has a line in his speech that barack obama has his speech and we need you to take the line out of barack obama's and i'm 22 at the time and i walked down the hall and obama is practicing his speech and meekly go up to him and ask him to take out the line and stares down at me within an inch of my face and says," are you telling me you have to take my favorite line out of the speec speech?" and we wrote the line and everything was fine and years later in the senate office obama hired me in the senate and said we're all reminiscing about the old days. does anyone remember in the convention when that little kid came up to me and asked me to take out the line, who was that? i said that was me and he said i would have never hired you. he wrote the speech himself. >> rose: that was going to be my question. did the right the race speech? >>

similarly, john kerry when he was there couldn't announce he was going for a few hours. carter, the defense secretary. how bad is the situation inside baghdad? forget about mosul and other areas in iraq. but in baghdad right now. >> reporter: well, wolf, the violence there does eastbound and flow as we have seen in recent months. the security situation did improve for some time but now it seems that isis is stepping up its attacks. if you look at just the past three days, we have had a number of bombings taking place in baghdad but also in the south of the country, this is usually a calmer part of the country, we saw attacks there claimed by isis. the security situation right now, wolf, they have really stepped up security. they have increased security presence in the capital ahead of the pilgrimage that reaches the peak on tuesday to try to secure the pilgrims heading most of them on foot, usually a soft target for groups like isis. but as we have seen today, despite the security measures, increased security, isis has an ability to carry out attacks in the capital. dead

. >> i was working for john kerry. i was a speechwriter for him.s to be at the convention backstage and make sure the speeches reflected the message is the john kerry campaign, to the extent there was one. we got a call from folks on the road saying he had a line in his speech that barack obama had in his speech. we are going to need you to take it out of barack obama's speech. i was like 22. and i thought, while i going to do this? i go up to him and asked him to take up . -- take up the line. he said, i read telling me i have to take out my favorite line? i lost consciousness for a few minutes, and then someone else came up to me and introduced himself, and he said, son, let's go outside and you and i will rewrite the line. everything went fine. years later when i was in the senate office and obama had hired me, we were all reminiscing about the old days and he said, does anyone remember in the convention when that little kid came up to me and asked me to take up that line? and i said, that was me. he said, i would never have hired you. he wrote

john kerry has one particular group in mind.he scene but the political confusion and chaos that let isis get a grip in the first place and that grip is growing, wolf. >> nick paton walsh, thank you so much for that excellent, excellent report. >>> coming up, putting a price on battling zika. the funding bill hitting the white house against lawmakers up on capitol hill right now. all while cases of the virus continue to rise. this just got interesting. so why pause to take a pill? and why stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use, is the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cialis treats the frustrating urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas for pulmonary hypertension, as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in ex