believed he was in danger jordan davis his father and ron joins me now along with his attorney john phillips thank you both for joining me i'm so sorry first of all for your loss tell me about your son he was enjoying thanksgiving you know and the next day after things given with black friday which is the twenty third of november and decided to go out with his friends and they went to the mall and came back and it was still early was about seven thirty in the evening and his friends stopped at a convenience store gas station in the one person when they get something and they were blasting their music and kind of playing a musical like teenagers do you know he's a seventeen year old and he was in the back seat in the passenger side in his best friend next to a guy drove up michael dunn and brought out his window and beef and told is governed before she got the car i hate that music you know and so he kind of profile of them you know. and so he told them to kind of go after the government in the store and of course like teenagers i mean if you're not their parent they're not really listening t

believed that he was in danger jordan davis's father ron joined me earlier along with his attorney john phillips ron told me everything that happened that night and walked us through the events take a look. he was enjoying thanksgiving you know and the next day after thanksgiving with black friday which is the twenty third of november and decided to go out with his friends and they went to the mall and came back and it was still early it was about seven thirty in the evening and him and his friend stopped at a convenience store gas station in a one person when we get something and they were blasting their music and kind of playing a musical hour like teenagers do you know he's a seventeen year old and he was in the back seat in the passenger side in his best friend next to and a guy drove up michael dunn and brought out his window and beef and told his girlfriend for she are because i hate that thug music you know and so he kind of profile them you know. and so he told them to cut down below after the girl from going in the store and of course like teenagers i mean if you're not their parent the

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barnaby phillips, saint petersburg. >> secretary john kerry has been meeting with european foreign ministers. they want to wait for the u.n. chemical inspectors' report before making any decision to support the white house. we will go to phil littner for more on that. understanding that, they say, phil, they want to wait for the u.n. report. what kind of progress has kerry been able to make in lithuania? junior richele, within the last hour or so we have seen something we haven't seen before, consensus. apparently the people union foreign policy baronnes katherine ashton said the eu 28-member body agrees it looks like it was assad who purpose traded those attacks on the 21st of august which precipitated this crisis. so at least some form of consensus coming out of the vism lneus but the question remains: what's the response? richele? >> exactly. now, if this, then what? absolutely. but france, who almost from the beginning was one of the staunchest allies for the united states, while it will seems that other people are starting to get on board, france seems to be dialling it back a little bi

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john kerry suggested that syria could avoid an attack all together by putting its chemical weapons under international control. barnaby phillipsts. >> reporter: the russians have called the american's blush, called john kerry's blush, picking up on the remarks that he made in london, effectively taking the americans up on an offer that they never really mae. the president and the administration will be -- skrepty call of the approach. they will look at collecting and destroying chemical weapons in an atmosphere of zero trust. and the united nations have adopted the offer, which makes it difficult for the americans to simply ignore it. >> welcome professor it's good to see you. p>> tell me what you think of te proposal? >> i think it was a brilliant move by putin. he looks strong. he has done a favor for obama by getting obama out of a jam, which i think he was maybe looking to do, because there were indications earlier in the summer that he wants a good relationship with obama. and he looks like the good guy in all of this. >> why would assad agree to this? >> it gets assad out of a jam too. if there is a way of assuring that

phillips'. >>> earlier on this program, secretary of state john kerry told me the u.s.skating syrian regime used sarin in that attack that killed 1400 people. a short time ago, i asked house intelligence committee chairman congressman mike rogers about the impact that that could have on the debate in congress. don't you think a lot of your colleagues believed the president decided for a vote because he wanted a congressional buy-into share responsibility? >> why shouldn't congress share in the responsibility? if you believe in the war powers act, which do i, in you believe in a constitution that firmly put abouts the responsibility for congress to provide for the general defense, that means that we're involved in this discussion. and we should be. it sends a very firm decision that we're serious about the proliferation of chemical weapons. you think about a country like north korea that many believe has a large stockpile of chemical weapons and biological weapons pursuing its nuclear program, same in iran, same in other places in the world, we better send a very clear m

reach agreement on perhaps the most pressing issue of our time, barnaby phillips, al jazeera, saint peters berg. >> secretary of state john kerry has been meeting with european foreign ministers. they want to wait for the u.n. chemical inspector's report before making any decision to support the white house. we go to phil in dolondon. has president obama been able to garner any more support or the idea to consider strategic strikes? where do things stand >> richelle, before this summit in vilnia started, there were sources inside the eu who said they would take their cue from the g20 meeting. if that is the fact, we are seeing that happen. the eu remains seriously divided odd this issue, on a number of different fronts, not only whether or not assad was behind this but what is the appropriate response and many eu leaders are saying this has to be done through the u.n. now, the public opinion in europe within the european union is strongly against any kind of military strike, but there are eu leaders that say that might be possible if, indeed, this is done through the proper channels, and most are calling for a u.n. resolu

john kerry travels to london to meet william hague in london. >> the foreign minister of syria is in moscow, and is meeting with his foreign minister counterpart. >> barnaby phillips is live for us in moscow. >> what do we expect to come out of that meeting? >> i would imagine that the syrians will be looking for reassurances of support. the regime doesn't have too many friends internationally, but a handful of them are extremely important to its continued survival. hezbollah, iran, and russia above all - politically, economically, diplomatically, militarily it is are support that bashar al-assad leaned on over the past two years. in the coming weeks more so than ever, it could make the difference to the long-term survival of his regime or next >> any indication -- regime or not. >> any indication that they may push for a weapon system to help the syrian regime to withstand a u.s. attack? >> i think that's an intelligent line of speckulation would be the way to put it. there's no doubt the russians provided plenty of military hardware - small and not so small - over the past few years. president putin said so himself at the end of the recent g20 summit, and it's s

. >> well, that attack on john kerry came hours after president obama arrived at the g-20 summit. al jazeera's barnaby phillips has more on the already icy relationship between the two leaders. >> well, leaders arrive in st. petersburg for the summit that might highlight the glaring dinnerses between thedifferencee issues of the day. putin does not look like a man ready to compromise with the united states over syria. >> i have watched the debates in congress, and when they asked secretary kerry if there is al-qaida in syria, i say no, and they are not there. i don't like see iting this. we communicate with them, but he lies openly. and he knows that he lies. >> but the american president topping in sweden on route to the summit speak as if it is needed. >> my credibility is not on the line. the international community's credibility is on the line. congress' credibility is on the line. >> in damascus, syria speeches anspeaks indefiant action. >> the syrians will never compromise their independence and sovereignty. syria has a right to react according to the u.n. charter as such an aggression is not justified i

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phillips'. >>> welcome back. we're back with our panel ann marie slaughter, christiane amanpour,'s, fareed zakaria. johng will join us on our instant poll reaction. we'll talk to david kay weapons inspector. christiane amanpour has a question she wants to ask. john king, cnn commissioned an instant poll of americans who watch theed speech. what are the highlights? >> the highlights are, anderson, based on this poll this speech was not a game changer for the president. he's not getting as much as he wanted from speaking directly to the american people. let me give you some of the numbers to back up that. we asked people remember this is only a poll of people who watched the speech. we asked them, did the president make a convincing case in his speech tonight for u.s. military action in syria? look at the numbers. 47% say yes, 50% say no. so half of the american people say no. >> huge shift. >> john, everybody here is saying that's a huge shift. >> huge gain. >> he was down around 10% before. >> let me continue here. here we go. does the united states have a national interest in syria? that was one of the

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phillips is in london. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. poeps have urged peace before. remember john gulf war. this pope francis is actively arguing against military action against syria, and the question is does it matter? this pope with the common touch has been uncommonly active, lobbying against an attack on syria. he has used his last two major public appearances in st. peter's square to appeal to world leaders and that primarily means president obama, not to do it. he used strong language, telling the crowd he is anguished about the developments being envisioned as he put it. while he has strongly condemned the use of chemical weapons, he also dismisses military action as a solution. violence can never bring peace, he said. war is war. pope francis followed up his appeal by writing to vladimir putin as current president of the g-20. armed conflicts create profound divisions and deep wounds which require many years to heal, he said. it must have been music to the russian president's ears. the pope may be taking a moral position in his mind, but in arguing against military action

phillip swarts. i think we lost you. we will go to john from north carolina on our independents line.aller: my question is basically for the congress. when they take their breaks, their weekends, who pays for their trip home? my understanding is all they have to do is collect town hall meeting or some special function and it is paid for by the government. how much do we pay for that now? guest: the travelers companies funded by the u.s. congress am a -- the travel is completely funded by the u.s. congress and by taxpayers. they go to their home states and meet with an stooge once. that falls within the particular budget eads congressional office, it's lawmaker themselves has to pay for for travel. if you look at the disclosure records, and a lot of times you will see a car trip to rhode island, car trip back to washington, d.c., something like that. -- thosee is an e-mail who want to travel should file two documents. one, explain why the travel is needed and what will begin by the travel. two, after the trip, explain what was learned and why the trip was needed. if they cannot justify

john martin, yet this reflects poorly on them. student there is need to continue to put pressure on. >> i feel like there's this interesting kind of youth civil rights movement and we talkeded to phillipon immigration front. at the same time, it's like racial attitudes among this are getting better. so there's a process in which the attitudes are getting better and these discreet moments of radicalization. >> i love peter, a mentor of mine, dear friend and i think he hits the nail on the head in assessing this new wave we're seeing within the generation and we have to be very specific. it's not the demographic necessarily. it is very much a google calling it gen c. >> when you talk about the skepticism you were referring to, there is a sense of betra l betrayal. the bank crisis and bailouts are a big example. someone you've seen on the facebook page, they're lying to you about everything. >> facebook page all the time. >> do you feel like that, someone who's organized folks, what's the way to turn into another impulse? >> there are ways. you kind of have to show how people can make a small difference, then make a bugger difference. once you start converting people and bringing them to

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phillips'. gregg: welcome back. tea party conservatives in georgia now joining environmentalists to push for solar power. be the group aims to battle big energy and overregulation while providing consumers with more p. johnmore on this. hi, john. >> reporter: good morning -- good afternoon, gregg. you'd with hard press -- be hard pressed to find a stranger set of bed fellows, the tea partiers and the sierra club to prop up solar power. to provide electricity for all of the customers in georgia. they are introducing a bill in the legislature that would allow third party companies to set up solar panels or solar farms and sell electricity directly to consumers. it's an issue of property rights and free markets. >> let all energy compete on a level playing field in the marketplace. isn't that what conservativism is all about? free markets, innova vision, freedom -- innovation, freedom, liberty for the rate payer to actually decide what energy source they want to go with? >> reporter: she also argues it's a matter of energy security because solar panels, particularly ones that are installed on home, decentralize the grid and make it less vulnerable to terrorist or hacker attack, gregg. gregg: john, what do t