one thing that john kerry and a would agree with you about is that. >> you just use john kerry's name. >> one thing that we agree about is the need to be offensive inbe going after terrorism. the best defense is a good offense. so america returning to his proud tradition of the last 75 years will once again lead strong coalition so we can get at these terrace cells where they are before they we can do damage to us and to the american people. john kerry make clear on thursday night. >> i'm sorry you broke it again. we make clear on thursday night that we would do that and we will do it aggressively. but, there are things that we need to be done to keep our country safe that haven't been done. for. for example three years after 9/11 we find out the administration still doesn't have a unified terroristo watchlist. it's amazing, amazing, three years, what are we waiting for? we still don't have one list that everyone can work off of to see if terrorists are entering this country? we are screening passengerst goingwe onto airplanes but we don't screen the cargo. there are so many things th

we are not giving up on syria, the words of john kerry.says the united states will speak -- seek another way to end the conflict. just heard it, hillary clinton's running mate is seeking to build on her recent boost in the polls. tim kaine will be taking on donald trump's vice president pick, mike pence, televised tonight in virginia. let's bring you up-to-date with the latest business news. kate is here in the studio. looking at the currency markets, it has been a plate -- pretty black day for the pound. reporter: the pound sterling hitting a 31 year low this tuesday. that slump started on monday, after theresa may announced she would begin brags it proceedings before the end of march -- brexit proceedings before the end of march. investors aicked little bit. the pound is treating around the 1.27 to theabout dollar, down .86%. earlier, i spoke to james foley, senior currency strategist at a bank in london. i asked how far she expects the drop to continue. , if wething to remember look at the value of sterling against u.s. dollar, we are l

secretary of state john kerry. almost at a loss for what to do next. is this really the end of any form of u.s. cooperation with russia over syria? >> probably not but it is definitely a new low and shows how frustrated john kerry has become because he hoped that he could strike a deal with russia over the suffering of people in syria. everyone knows that he could not convince the obama administration for arming the rebels early on in the conflict which he thought would be the appropriate way on how to deal with the conflict. president obama it decided against this option. we are now five years into it. this is where we are at, nowhere near a solution. christopher: moscow says the u.s. is derailing the talks. who is going to blink first? what is the next move should mark -- move? >> we know there will be talks tomorrow in berlin with several countries. what are the options? the u.s. could think of tightening sanctions just like they did in the ukraine crisis. they could try to give the rebels more arms and give them missiles. there are other options. t

just trying to say is you have to get a sense of the import of all of that-- steven: so what's the john kerryt if-- kerry: well, you have to figure out-- once you've figured out those things, then you have to figure out whether you can find in the adversaries a meeting of the minds on any of the interests or -- and/or values. and that mixes differently with different people at different times. with iran obviously and negotiating the iran nuclear agreement, iran wanted out from the sanctions, iran wanted to -- didn't think it was worth the cost they were paying to pursue a nuclear weapon, and i think the ayatollah made it clear that he was going to outlaw it, not go after it. he made a calculated decision -- i think the right decision, an important decision -- and so there was something to work with. but at the same time, there was a huge level of mistrust, a huge level of questioning about sort of where they might go at some future point in time, so we had huge interests in making sure the verification was as strict as possible, that we were able to answer people's questions about the technol

and, by the way, also exactly what john kerry did in 2004. the last two times a republican president won the presidency, on both occasions it was close, and on both occasions there were challenges. famously in 2000 with the 36-day recount in florida. but people forget that in 2004 the result was also close. it was decided by ohio. john kerry initially thought about challenging it and, by the way, has subsequently told people they thought -- harris: that's the interesting point. >> and don't forget the house of representatives, when the election results as they have to be, have to be certified by the house of representatives, more than 30 democrats in the house of representatives voted not to certify ohio's to election. so all donald trump actually said last night was he will do what the last two democratic losers have done, which is wait and see the results, see if there were any questions, any suggestions of legal concern, of illegality, of irregularities, let that process work itself out and then see what happens. i think people have got a

she said in our interview a few minutes ago that john kerry back in 2004 disputed the ohio results and she said he called those results rigged. we've been looking all over the place. we can't find any evidence that kerry ever called the ohio results rigged. there is an article that's been floating around on line that quotes some of his supporters but not john kerry himself. but this goes to the whole question, david, of what the trump campaign is pushing out there right now. they're pushing this notion that things can be rigged and donald trump saying he's not sure he's going to accept the results of this presidential election. your take on what you heard last night. >> think for a moment -- leave out what you think of donald trump as a president. think of this as pure political mechanics. when you want to get people to vo vote, you get them a message of hope. when you look at president obama's last rally in 2012, that's his message. your vote matters. make your voice heard. he would stress that again and again and again. you have to get people to believe they are powerful. why should

kerry had picked john edwards.ohn edwards turned out to be another kind of mistake, but that's another story. what the media reported even fooled gephardt's campaign manager. >> i called up dick gephardt, and i said, dick, i know you can't talk about this. he said, it never happened. i said, dick, i understand you have to deny it to me and everybody else. he said, steve, it didn't happen. >> why wouldn't you believe him when he said so-so emphatically, there was no meeting? >> you absolutely must keep the conversation going on with the nominee and -- >> lying is okay in politics, running for office? >> lying is not okay unless you're asked an inappropriate question. >> politicians have always lied. >> i'm not a crook. >> i did not have sexual relations with that woman. >> the media used to give candidates privacy. even keep their secrets. they rarely pictured fdr in his wheelchair. they kept jfk's sexual activities secret. but now everything's game. that's a good thing. even though we reporters are obnoxious. >> th

they -- secretary of state john kerry and russian prime minister laugh ril. it's fallen apart in acrimony talking about the -- it appears on an aid convoy that was supposed to go in. part of the deal to shore up the conditions for an extended cease-fire, humanitarian aid into the beleaguered part of aleppo. where we're at right now, on saturday, russian new services report that john kerry and sergei lavrov did have a conversation. they talked about normalizing the situation inside aleppo. the language sounds good. the reality is great differences are still there. russians reporting that lower level foreign ministry officials from both u.s. and russia continue the phone conversation. but what the russians are saying is that the united states has failed to convince mad rah rebels to disassociate themselves from al nusra. being the former, if you will regrounded al dwaed a affiliate. what the depply foreign minister said yesterday, it sounds like the united states, if they try to intervene militarily, target for example the syrian forces that are on the ground o

said there are critics who that john kerry was on a full's errand. tot he would not be able make a deal with russia. have they been proven right? >> i don't think so. no one is happy about where we are, but what is the alternative? trying an't keep diplomatic solution, the alternative is more war and violence. has nothing to apologize for for the effort he went through to get some kind of arrangement that would get the -- to get the cessation of hostilities. if russia is willing to commit and prove in some fashion that they are willing to make a onnificant step, put assad the ground and stop the bombing, we would listen to those ideas and restart a dialogue. lyse: there is a plan b. stepped up about military action. we know from the audio tape that was released about john kerry's feelings of the war, he argued for military option. is there another way forward? >> for months, the united states government has been open to discussions about other options outside diplomacy. this is not a new idea. it is something that our interagency and the president ha

that man is secretary john kerry.nd through the decades of our friendship and collaboration, i have never admired him more. thank you, john, for coming to the wilson center for the first time as secretary of state, and for addressing a different subject directly in our sweet spot, the importance of trade. i was one of 25 democratic members of congress who voted for trade promotion authority in 2002. i gather that number went up to 28 in 2015, out of 186. you do not have to take it from me. two major ceo's have written an op-ed in "the washington post" today about why trade and the transpacific partnership, or tpp, is good for america -- arne sorensen of marriott and ursula burns of xerox. the reality is that the anti-trade wings of both political parties are growing. that is dangerous for the u.s. economy and our national security. so again, president obama and secretary kerry deserve enormous credit for continuing to push for ratification of tpp, which is, in my view, the cornerstone of the u.s. rebalance to asia. pl

no doubt about it that is the best antidote to terror. >> somebody did get a wrong but it wasn't john kerryered they they left this job to the afghan war loads -- warlord's then diverted the attention to the center of the war on terror while osama bin laden was still at large.se t because these distortions are continuing. as a mention of the globald test what john kerry said it is clear to anyone who was listening. he said we will find the terrace where they are and kill them before they ever do harm to the american people first. we will keep this country safe and defended this country as president of the united states. he also said clearly he will never give any country veto power over the security of united states americathe pres finally he likes to pretend that was not said but it was . here is what actually happened with those rosy scenarios and but now they are providing 75 percent. not only that but large parts of the country are under the control of drug birds and warlords. there still insecure in the reality is the part of afghanistan where osama bin laden is is on the hardest place

how factor into that and can be most effective. >> cameras were allowed in for a short time as john kerry started a roundtable discussion with clean energy leaders. the vote for this meeting is see how the industry can help the u.s. meet its climate -- kerry referenced the paris agreement from 2015 aimed at reducing co2 admissions. >> we have $58 trillion invested in energy globally last year in the state alone which is a record level. >> this was kerry's first stop for the day. this afternoon, he has another stop meeting with more tech leaders in the bay area at the internet association's conference. for now, in east alta ralto. >>> the district attorney's office plans to announce chargers tomorrow after a seek man was attacked over the weekend. according to the sea coalition, this 41-year old man was stopped at a red light on the night of september 25th when a group of men pulled up, they through a beer can into his car, and then attacked him through his open window yanking off his turban and cutting his hair. he suffered injuries to his nose, ears and face and eyes. two people arrested

john kerry has strong words for russia and syrian's president the most recent at a hospital, kerry said these attacks are not accidental. >> this is a targeted strategy to terrorize civilians and to kill anybody and everybody who is in the way of their military objective is. >> reporter: kerry made had the remarks as he made with the french foreign minister who said aleppo could be destroyed by christmas. in the fight against isis in signed hashtag actualmuslims. it was paid for by the nonprofit group sound victims that has put up similar signs in other cities. i'm michelle marsh. >>> the home of boxing legend goes on the market. we're talking about muhammad ali's louisville mansion. it's up for sale. the 9,000-square foot home sits on two acres. bathrooms, an entertainment area, basketball court and pool. gorgeous inside. this will cost you. the this asking price is $2.2 million. as you know, he passed away in june. he was 74. >>> from one legend to another now, fans of prince are lining up for a look inside his estate in minnesota. prince's paisley park mansion is open for public tour

was it that bad in you look at al gore, john kerry, were they questioning democracy in their runs in 2000 and 2004. mayor, very good it have you. >> pleasure to be here. >> what do you make on the dustups, to preaccept a vote that hasn't come yet, it would have doomed al gore and doomed john kerry, wouldn't it? >> you clearly know when the electoral process is established, we do have the right at all times to question the result and to ask for a recount and to go through the process involved in that recount. at the end of that, however, it obviously is appropriate to accept the results. if all aspects of the election and all of the opportunities to appeal that result, you obviously must acquiesce in the final result. if someone asks the question in that way, i suspect everybody who runs for public office, who supports public office, would respond by saying end result would be appropriate under those circumstances. until then, you have an absolute right to question. >> all right. so was it that bad what donald trump said? i'm not an apologist for either one. i guess what i'm getting t

secretary of state john kerry said that relations with russia were perhaps at the point of having toonnections over syria because of this. you have another spokesman at the foreign ministry saying if the united states targets syrian troops, this would bring not just disaster inside syria, but across the region. that sounds like a threat to escalate tensions between the united states and russia. and russia insisting the only one that will profit is a terrorist and blaming the united states. blaming the united states for not being tough enough on terrorists. that's the russian position. john. >> meanwhile aleppo hangs in the balance. nic robertson, thank you. >>> happy monday morning. let's get an early start on your money. markets mostly higher around the world. european markets are higher. hoping for a settlement with deutsche bank. friday was the end of the third quarter for stocks. how did you do, folks? the dow claimed 165 points ending the quarter up 2.1%. the s&p is better. look at nasdaq. up 10% for the third quarter. what's does this mean for the election? august 1st and the e

25-36 .john kerry: this is a targeted kerrin said last night the attacks are not accidental.>> this is a targeted strategy to the way of their a military objectives. kerry made the remarks as he met with the french foreign minister who said aleppo could be destroyed by christmas. mean lonely fight against racist imagery a billboard directed at the terror group was put up and signed, #actual muslims. it was paid for by the nonprofit group, sound vision that is put up similar signs in switch to centurylink and get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month. that's the speed you need to stream... ...game... ...connect on social media... learn, shop and more with fast in-home wifi. so call 844-565-link. get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month for one year when bundled with a qualifying home phone plan. speed may not be available in your area. call today. you've worked hard. retirement's within reach, but congressman blum wants to raise the retirement age to 70. blum: we've got to raise the retirement age. blum would make it harder, voting to cut social

on monday, secretary of state john kerry blamed moscow for the failure. john kerry: we will continue to pursue a meaningful, sustainable, and forcible cessation of hostilities throughout the country. russia knows exactly what it needs to do in order to get that cessation implemented in a fair and reasonable way. >> russia has been accused of indiscriminately bombing aleppo as it joins an offensive to regain control. and hasladimir addressed parliament just days after the u.s. pulled out of talks with russia on syria. this was his first speech since his party swept the parliamentary election in russia last month. for more on what he had to say, i am joined by armen georgian. what about international issues? what did he have to say about them? : there was nothing explosive on the situation with the west, syria, or ukraine. this was about domestic policy. but he returned to a favorite theme of his, which is that russia does not impose its ideas or governments on other countries. let's take a look at that. when we talk about nations having the right to be str

john kerry shut down julian assange and cut off his internet access. i say free julian. here's my question. do you think the public can absorb everything with project vera toes and wikileaks and prowess it to the point where they understand the deep level of corruption, collusion and contempt that the democrats are showing? >> i have great faith in the wisdom of the people. >> they can absorb it in three weeks? >> yes, i do. the two that caught my eye today, the clinton foundation was paying the men double the amount -- and somebody got $346,000 to run a foundation. wow. that's a lot of money. but double the women, the gender gap, the pay gap by gender at the clinic tone foundation approximated the gender gap in pay at the state department. the other one i want to point out, they put the vp nominee prospects in food groups. if you look at the list, the women, nonpoliticians, the white men. >> the needy latinos. >> i was involved when donald trump was selecting his vice presidential running mate, names were mentioned, not their ethnicity. >> they put hannity in the dog fo

john kerry spoke with the foreign minster and expressed concerns. the deteriorating relationship caused him to pull out of part of a treaty that caused both to dispose of their stockpile that is more of a symbolic move. nothing truly that threatening on that front, but the u.s. said they haven't even received official notification of russia's suspension there yet. add in the hacking and the flight of planes too close to ships and the assault on personnel and this is all no doubt something that the next president is going to have to deal with big time. the senior vice president with the foreign and defense policy. first the former ambassador to russia and msnbc contributor. danielle, i want to start with you. i have to say after hearing mike pence last night and his descriptions of vladamir putin, i did not expect donald trump to do what he did today with putin and go ahead and imply that he is going to have a softer relationship with him. >> well, i don't want to be in the position of defending donald trump, but what trump said is what is the policy

sources telling us john kerry, secretary of state john kerry asked ecuador to stop assange from publishing clinton documents. he says that claim is false. reports that secretary kerry had conversations with ecuadorian officials about this are untrue, period. it is easy to see why democrats would not want the e-mails to get out. we learned several of the top aids thought she should not mention israel among democratic activists. we shouldn't have them at public events de specially democratic activists. she can drop with israel when she is with donors. another interesting nugget comes from john bpodesta. he e-mailed said i did a cut of people to consider for vp. i have organized names in rough food groups. he breaks down his past contenders into categories, latinos, women, white males including tim kaine, african americans, military leaders and business leaders like tim cook of apple. bernie sanders is also on there. his name was placed in his own food group way down at the bottom of the list. in another e-mail he called bernie sanders a do you haufus. you can see why the clinton camps didn't

john kerry still complains about the election being told.and the wikileaks, they thought obama stole -- had election fraud in iowa. i think wikileaks has been a big bust. >> a bust? >> when they complain about hillary --. >> i'm wondering if there is another in public -- >> was there a quid or not a quid. >> when we come back, they're going to go three rounds. straight ahead, live at the mgn live in vegas, it is fight night on "hannity." straight ahead. bout the network. all the networks are great now. we're talking within a 1% difference in reliability of each other. and, sprint saves you 50% on most current national carrier rates. save money on your phone bill, invest it in your small business. wouldn't you love more customers? i would definitely love some new customers. sprint will help you add customers and cut your costs. switch your business to sprint and save 50% on most current verizon, at&t and t-mobile rates. don't let a 1% difference cost you twice as much. whoooo! for people with hearing loss, visit sprintrelay.com. and now...i'm

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john kerry spent months negotiating a cease-fire. it was entirely predictable it would fail.as ash carter so correctly pointed out in public. now we have only the rubble of a policy where one used to be. which obviously goes to the conditions in syria which are a humanitarian disaster. >> two years ago or more, perhaps, we could have imposed a no-fly zone, bombed the runways, taken out the helicopters that would have stopped the barrel bombing and a lot of this destruction and horrendous death tolls we see now. what do we do now? the russian war planes are flying all around. we can't do that now. >> well, the series of mistakes that have been made over a five-year period, i really think it goes back much farther. i think there was maybe a theoretical case five years ago that we could have made a difference with the syrian opposition but the opposition itself is a crazy quilt of forces. some are effectively allied with al qaeda, al nusra. obviously isis has emerged in the meantime. there are press reports just this past week that the syrian opposition we have trained is allyin

this happened under john kerry's watch.did not happen when hillary clinton was secretary of state. kennedy: what does that tell you? >> it tells me he might have been doing mrs. clintons bidding after she left or john kerry is not properly managing the under secretaries. kennedy: the f.b.i. says this happened before we entered the formal clinton investigation >> we don't know exactly when they entered the formal clinton investigation. but we not was never a serious investigation at all. how do we know about the 302? this didn't come out of wikileaks. this is unhappy f.b.i. agents in the field who investigated mrs. clinton. leaking materials to undermine that decision. >> that's exactly what you said was going to happen. you said there would be so many disarray of the f.b.i. the agents would be so disenchanted they would find a way of getting that information out there and it's exactly what we are seeing. thank you, judge. coming up, how bad are allegations of unwanted sexual advances hurting donald trump. we are going to ta

after a ten-nation meeting in london, secretary of state john kerry said crimes against humanity were occurring daily in syria. he and britain's foreign secretary condemned syria and russia's actions in war-ravaged aleppo. but they expressed hope for a ti fighting. twenty-one nigerian school girls are back home today.. greeted with hugs, tears... and dancing for joy with their families. the so-called chibok girls were kidnapped by boko haram militants more than two years ago. they were freed on thursday in the first release negotiated by the government and the islamic extremists. nearly 300 girls it spurred the "bring back our girls" campaign on social media. 197 girls are still being held captive. the government says negotiations are continuing to win their freedom. a denver favorite is moving locations-- plus the other changes you'll see soon over at caboose hobbies just ahead. and-- target pulling a popular seasonal item off the shelves this morning-- why the retail giant says it's making the move to a landmark new location-- with new owners. caboose hobbies - shared the update on

and, believes that john kerry is the one who asked them to do it. he has been staying in the embassy for the past four years to avoid investigation. they claim that he wanted to stop the release of more hacked clinton emails. >>> in the meantime hillary clinton is getting some help in pennsylvania from her husband former president. bill clinton. pennsylvania was just pulled as well and clinton is leading 47 to trump's 41%. and get this, gary johnson is pulling and 6% of the boat there. clinton has a larger lead and president. obama did in 2012. just under an hour left to wrap that process. >> today is the deadline. because of hurricane matthew. as james walks us through your options. >> time is running out, you have until 5 pm today to get yourself registered to vote. go to elections office and fill out your registration forms again. do it by 5 pm. and, if you have that in front of you, and you don't feel like dropping it off, as long as you have a ptm are good. >> voter registration is up. and, today is also expected to be busy with new applicants.

john kerry, u.s.ecretary of state, says there will be talks to try to bring to an end the syrian crisis to get humanitarian aid to the people and try to bring a peaceful solution to the action. that failed before and the americans broke off talks. they are going back to the negotiating table with other countries to try to reach a settleme settlement. >> it is interesting. john kerry and sergei lavrov seem to talk, but it is not going anywhere. >>> it has been an active month for atlantic hurricanes. now nicole. i want to bring in meteorologist pedram javaheri for the latest on nicole. >> john and christine, hurricane nicole a category 4 hurricane approaching bermuda. landfall could be around a category 4 or strong category 3. it could weaken before it makes landfall. the likelihood is impressive. only four such storms have come ashore since 1950 on bermuda. two have come in in 1950 back-to-back. the diameter of the eye sitting at 35 miles across. the island of bermuda is 22 miles long and a mile in di

wikileaks tweeted tuesday secretary of state john kerry asked ecuador to stop peace negotiations last month t. state department and ecuador categorically don't. asanege has been residing if an ecuadorian embassy, he avoids extradition to sweden over sex crimes allegations, here in the of espionage. >>> new details this morning for a houston mom who wants one man to pay dearly for trying to steal her daughter. under surveillance video capturing the incident at a grocery store. here he is shopping with her 14-month-old child. as she turns away from her baby a. complete stranger comes up and picks up her daughter without her permission t. mom says it prompted her to turn aroundp when she saw the arms of a stranger, and posted it with over 2 million views. police are pursuing this as an attempted abduction. >> wow, there is an exchange of words there. dying to see what he had to say. >> it's a wonder she didn't ask for help in the supermarket. >> she appears to be in shock. >>> a big announcement from one of the greatest innovators. g "early today." we'll play somg besides video games. ev

john kerry hos the talks will lead to a possible cease-fire between the twore sides in the region. three people dead and 12 others injured during a shooting morning. dozens of people gathered to celebrate the birthday at a home for the party. at some point during the night three people, 2 men and one woman leftme the party and returned with guns come open fire and shots returned. three people dead at the scene and 12 transported to local hospital variesto conditions and that is expected to rise, a man and woman taken into custody but the police say they think that at least one more person is still at in bc could cut ties with billy bush as soon as tomorrow. off of pearson'suth video eludes conversation with donald trump which hisi attorney tells the source the 2 that come pop $10 million. bar started cohost 9:00 a.m. hour about two months beforest that paid leak. let's talk but the gorgeous forecast, such a big day. this morning, 50 something now. row to mornings ago and still talking temperatures 30 degrees in some backyard so now inin the 60s, just gorgeous weather and today shou

it is the first time ever we will have a general election presidential debate. >> john kerry purposely avoiding the term islamic when talking about isis terrorists. >> islamic state there's nothing legitimate about it or islamic about it. it is a complete misnomer it is their title and we shouldn't use it. >> that was kerry speaking at a tech conference says isis should be called dash or the world's most evil terrorist group instead. it falls in line with the refusal to say radical islamic terrorism. hundreds furious over letting hillary clinton off the hook. anonymous source tells fox news were shocked and angry when no charges were filed. many believe the decision to clear clinton came straight from the white house. >> we mentioned chris wallace. we have to say happy birthday. it is 17 minutes after the hour. remember when bill clinton said this about obamacare. >> people are out there busting it sometimes 50 hours a week wind up with premiumed doubles and pay cut in half. >> another is on board. one airline is adding kid free zones so you never have to fly like that. >> 22 minutes a

we have someone here tonight, john kennedy who endorsed john kerry for president back a ways ago. that was his mentor. i hope john has changed his view on things but he was a big supporter when he was the liberal democrat john kerry. we need to go and destroy isis. i fully support that. i don't want to our troops on the frontline but did you need be there in a support role. we need to do bombing and all the isr, the eyes on the battlefield necessary to make that happen. >> mr. kennedy. >> when you're getting kicked in the rear the, if you sinjar out front. i do support the american airstrikes pressing practical for the. i think without to fully arm the kurdish, the kurds, the first mega -- peshmerga, excuse me, and turn them loose. there's a larger problem on international affairs. our enemies no longer respect us. and our friends no longer trust us he does of resident obama's policy. he although is not responsible. do you know who else is responsible? the united states congress, because the of sat there for eight years and they talk tough and they of half and they have path, and t

director jennifer palmieri asked state department spokeswoman jen psaki for secretary of state john kerry to help avoid the, quote, swirl of crap questions from the media about the clinton scandal. and in another e-mail, a top state department official tells mrs. clinton's attorney that contrary to media reports, a state department official did not tell congress that clinton was wrong to use a private e-mail account. the previously unreported e-mails obtained by the republican national committee as part of a freedom of information act lawsuit seeking records of mrs. clinton's time in the office of secretary of state. turning now to the threat of hurricane matthew, and we'll be returning, as you might guess to the politics of the day, rapidly. today florida governor rick scott warned residents of his state, quote, this is not over. there are still 24-48 hours left of hurricane matthew. it has so far killed more than 800 people in haiti. 3 people have been killed in this country in the last 24 hours. fox news correspondent garrett tenney is tonight in jacksonville, florida. there, a half mi

i think the russians will do what they have done to john kerry because the russians are participatingbombardment. this very little we can do. perhaps if we get a ceasefire we can talk about a future for syria. i think we'll have to separate the kurds from the rest of these people. that's what happens when you let things roll as far down hill as barack obama has. harris: it many interesting to have those countries next door top each other having tribal differences. i wondered what verb you were going to use when you said what the russians were doing to secretary kerry. you paint sad bleak image in that article how we have become in to ways numb to this. even when we see the videos of the children. you start to become numb and you talked about world leaders like barack obama pulling the shade on the situation and walking away. and then that gives it that implicit go ahead to keep going on. and it brings to light all these other problems. maybe if we had done something about this it would have curbed the influence of isis. it's heartbreaking because i remember when we first started watch

were you surprised by the comments made by secretary of state john kerry saying diplomacy is not working those advocating for the use of force to stop this humanitarian crisis are very few within the administration? >> i am not surprised that there -- that the white house house is operating in a bubble in which they think they can't do anything without the approval of the congress and not think they are putting their thumb on the scale for the election and some things are right and some things are wrong, and what is going on in aleppo today is absolutely wrong. there's mass murder of civilians going on and russia is treating that city, they are leveling it, and showing the syrians how to kill off everybody in order to affect their own policy. >> indications are it's only going to get worse, and forces have amassed around aleppo, and the siege on aleppo continues in some parts, and are we on the verge of seeing the forces completely destroy whatever is left in aleppo. >> it would have taken an executive findings by the president of the united states he would have to arm on a ladies and ge

people like john kerry, democrat of the current secretary of state, had these exact concerns. >> next up is chris farrell, he has looked at, started all these investigations judicial watch with his colleagues and probably other than one of the few folks in the country that is what all the clinton e-mails that have been released, and knows what others are about to be released and can give us a quick update, and certainly some unique insight on the classification issues that we've been so misled about thanks to john kerry's state department, the obama administration and mr. komi. >> thank you. what a great opportunity to the american people to get a dispute of what the real story is, and not necessarily talking points from the clinton campaign or from the justice department. i come at this investigation at this whole problem of clinton corruption from the perspective of an intelligence officer. i became a special agent of army counterintelligence and then laid on i was trained as a clandestine human intelligence case officer. my view on these things is both from a defensive standpoint,

one highly anticipated guest, secretary of state, john kerry. >> and this is one of the most important platforms for freedom and democracy around the world and sec retarry kerry has a front so seat. >> who is that person and how do you find that person and who do you arrest? you can find a location but you can't necessarily find the person that was working the keyboard. >> reporter: he says part of the reet reason he's here is that government looks for better ways to protect data online. >> this is the conversation we need to have. i do not come here with all the answers to this because a lot of this is unchartd territory. >> reporter: some of the biggest names in tech will be back again tomorrow with executives from google, facebook and uber looking for ways to expand the web's reach to all parts of the world. >> some don't have internet access, some that have sensorship. most of our member companies have more users abroad in the united states pm. >> that's peggy bunker reporting. >>> we're following this wild fire and fortunately weather is on their side. >> temperatures are certainl

. >> look, they have been intimidating the secretary of state, john kerry, for four years. >> fair enough, but -- >> they're losing a sense of reality. they created a parallel reality on russian tv, and eventually believe that america will retreat, no matter what they say or do. >> what about john kerry's saying that they need to have a war crimes investigation? mean anything at all? >> it's okay. i would say it's a too little, too late, but better late than never. i don't believe this administration will move in their few months remaining in office. obama's foreign policy is an absolute disaster. unfortunately instead of talking about real issues and about exposing the failure of this administration, we are consumed with scandals. >> do you think that putin would like to use the next three months to get as much more territory and consolidate assad's position in syria as he can? >> i think he's waiting, he sees trump is sliding, recognizing that hillary will be in office, and especially the trauma of failed policy, let's not forget that the russian parliament, a puppet parliament, announc

secretary of state john kerry said crimes against humanity were occurring daily in syria. adam: following a rash of dairy farm closures in new hampshire, federal officials are teaming up with their counterparts to hear from dairy farmers. they want to hear about the challenges they face from the long-running drought and low milk prices. 19 of the state's 120 dairy farms have closed in recent a forum for dairy farmers at the new hampshire audubon society. the forum starts at 10:00. cherise: this weekend, pumpkins were flying through the skies at the new hampshire motor speedway. teams from as far away as virginia came to the race track for extreme chunkin. teams got to use catapults and air guns to launch fall fruits across the new hampshire sky. while pumpkins were the featured item, they were not the only things that were being tossed across the speedway. there were also crane-like launchers to throw cars, a couple of motorcycles, and even pianos. not just pumpkins. adam: always a good time. working to get a.l.s. patients to speak their mind. cherise: coming up, a look at

secretary of state john kerry says the u-s is not abondoning its pursuit of peace in syria. suspending talks of a cease fire with russia. but he did not outline any new strategy to replace efforts with the russians. "we are going to continue to try to find a way forward in order to end this war and we will do everything possible through "kerry said washington and moscow will continue discussions about syria as part of larger negotiations. tennis star maria sharapova's doping ban has been reduced from two years to 15 months. sharapova a banned substance at the australian open in july. the panel found that sharapova "bore some degree of fault" for the positive test. "she and her entourage failed to make sure that the substance contained in a product that she has been taking over a long period of time remained in compliance with the anti-doping regulations." sharapova will be eligible to return next april. video shows a storefront smash and grab as thieves make off with an a-t-m. you can see the two thieves ram a truck into the glass at the front of the store.. then load the ma

what we do know is that secretary of state john kerry has a little more room to maneuver. he is limited in his freedom to negotiate. he has to call president clinton to agree on anything. they're been some hints that the russian foreign prime minister could bring in any cease-fire. >> you just mentioned at the very beginning of the show that russians are bombing and killing. they are killing innocent people. i think washington is very pleasant -- pessimistic. brent: our washington bridge there on the story for us. thank you very much. staying in the united states, to more women have come forward saying that donald trump sexually assaulted them. former contestant on the apprentice says he forced himself on her at the hotel in los angeles back in 2007. former waitress told the washington post that he put his hand up her skirt at the new york club back in the 1990's. the allegations come a week after the tape was released. dr. told supporters at a rally that the women's claims were pure fabrication. >> as you have seen, right now i am being viciously attacked with lies and sm

john kerry, the u.s.retary of state, has been so key that he believes a diplomatic solution working alongside his russian counterpart sergei lavrov may stem thevance. john kerry himself said frankly it's his only choice. it's clear that the white house doesn't want to put military resources into a conflict that could see them clash openly against russian resources on the ground there. but the question now is, what really has moscow been planning for the past couple of weeks. the volume of resources now potentially available for this assault against aleppo, if it does happen. there are many suggestions it may be underway, would take weeks to get interest play. and those same weeks should have been spent, have been spent by moscow and damascus talking potentially diplomacy and peace with its washington counterparts. that's fallen apart now. we're seeing one of the darkest episodes of violence that have hit syria in this already nightmarish civil war. the u.s. talking about sanctions maybe against russia, th

but most people, and i think including john kerry, feel that the process of argument is basically out of road and on sunday we will be talking about all of the options that we think are available to us and to the west. and i'm not going to pretend that there is any easy answer here, because there isn't. but i think most people, and i'm interested in what you say about polls from the uk public, most people i think, and are now changing their mind about this and thinking we can't let this go on forever. we can't just see aleppo pulverized in this way. we have to do something. i think the movie at the house of commons is very telling. i think it has changed from 2013. whether that means we can get the, again, a coalition together for more kinetic action now, i cannot prophesize, but certainly people want to see a new set of options. >> we'll come back to there -- >> may i ask quickly -- >> i can take it. >> yes. >> briefly. >> can i ask you about the yemen. >> yes, of course. >> are you satisfied about the protection of civilians is something in our sights, given the horrible stories com

. >> yes, and the secretary of state, john kerry, points out the fact of the matter is, the united statesares about international law, i don't think russia really does. i am not pretending this are easy or simple options available for syria. five years of inaction on foreign policy as the obama administration has shown is a natural consequence of this. general petraeus has talk about no-fly zones, and safe zones for civilians, and the possibility of grounding the air force, and providing more rebels or more weapons to the rebels but i am not pretending they are simple or cost free but there is more than endless rounds of useless negotiation. >> if you try to ground the assad air force we should have gone after the helicopter as long time ago and bodged the runways do stop the bombing a long time ago. if you do it now you have russia taking action against nato or us and certainly you cannot impose a no-fly zone, can you with russian war planes buzzing about? >> these are problems we face if you look at the mechanic issues of 2013, you bum a red line, and assad crossed that, the key moment

you know one of the things that really concerns me his day -- created in the middle east by john kerry and the secretary of state that we have someone here tonight john kennedy who endorsed john kerry for president. that was his mentor so i hope john has changed his view on things but he certainly was a big supporter when he was a liberal democrat of john kerry. we need to go and destroy isis; support that. i don't want to have our troops in the frontline but they do need to be in a support role. we need to have a eyes on the battlefield to make that happen. >> mr. kennedy. >> and you get kicked in the rear it usually means you're out front. i do support the american airstrikes in mosul. i think we have to go further. i think that's a fully armed the kurds, the first mega, peshmerga excuse me. but there is a larger problem on international affairs. our enemies no longer respect us and our friends no longer trust us because of president obama's policies. and he alone is not responsible. do you know who else is responsible? the united states congress because they have sat there for eight

. >> john kerry at the u.n. was recorded in those conversations saying there was dissension in the administration, that he favored some type of military intervention way back during the red line and it didn't come. >> maybe he did and he we now have a public dispute between john kerry and secretary of defense ash carter. i think this reflects the ongoing chaos not just in syria sadly, but chaos within the obama administration. it shows the president moving in to lame duck status when his cabinet officers are in public disagreement with one another and it obviously bodes poorly for any voss pekt thprospect thd states can level its internal disagreements. >> and should the administration have taken out his helicopter so he can't drop those barrel bombs, should we have taken more decisive action when the administration did not? >> back at the time of the beginning of this conflict is the time arab spring in 2011 when hillary clinton was secretary of state for barack obama, it would have been nice to have a clear am