john kerry: no. [laughter] it is obviously more complicated than that. like everything in public life, people try to simplify it. put it in a bottle. define it in very limited terms. it is much more complex. charlie: you were the chairman of the senate foreign relations committee. you know foreign policy. what surprises you about the execution of foreign policy? john kerry: we are living in a completely different world from the one that i grew up in. and the one i grew up in the senate. most of the last century was defined by state actors. acting out for territory or dominion, empire, whatever. that changed when the berlin wall fell and with the demise of the soviet union. with the exception of utin's adventure in crimea most of this century is already being defined by nonstate actors. principally radical religious extremism. you have also seen a massive squeezing of the universe into a smaller ball. because of technology. because of trade and the massive amount of interconnectedness of all of our ec

kerry: the cat, you idiot! already dying, brothers say it was a big joke, she wasn't mad, just wanted to go to sleep. kerry: definitely loopy from the medication from the wisdom ben: top stories when we returned. kerry: the highest levels impacting the market. "good day" coming right back, 6:26 wednesday morning. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. in the last 10 years our competitors have received a few awards. but we've received a few more, including jd power who ranked us highest in customer satisfaction for the third year in a row. only fios has the fastest internet on the most awarded network. now get super-fast 100 meg internet tv and phone for just $69.99 per month, online. cable can't offer internet good, >> from fox 5 news this is "good day wake-up". kerry: highs in the upper 50s, we should see a lot of sunshine, beautiful shot on wednesday morning. the weather gets nicer as the week progresses. ben: earlier in this hour 39,000 verizon workers walked off the job, the workers affected mostly wor

i'm kerry drew. for all of us in studio 5 and we'll see you back here on at stop & shop, shoppers are discovering low prices by the thousands, plus a thousand more that just dropped. all these low prices! what are you trying to do, get me to feed the whole neighborhood? no. just trying to save you a whole lot of "bread." [ laughter ] thousands of blue tags, thousands of low prices. my stop & shop. he say's we should punish women who have abortions. there has to be some form of punishment. that mexicans who come to america are rapists. they're rapists. and that we should ban muslims from coming here at all. total and complete shut down. donald trump say's we can solve americas problems by turning against each other. it's wrong and it goes against everything new york and america stand for. with so much at stake, she's the hillary clinton. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. harvey: martin luther king's dream is complete, according to travis scott. white guys can now use the n-word. >> [blee

kerry: people are remembering with tribute. robert moses joins us outside the apollo theater in harlem. >> reporter: the marquee has been illuminated, ever since word came down that he passed away, people have been stopping by to sing and dance and pay tribute and cry. you can see the tribute, sometimes we overuse the word genius. in this case it most certainly applies. >> reporter: hundreds took to the stage to honor the man who saying purple rain. on this purpose -- picture-perfect night there was no rain, just purple. the moves, memories all flow freely. >> an incredible inspiration for me, has been since i was a could come helped me to understand myself better and my place in the world. >> you feel you lost a friend because he has been a part of our lives. >> police found prince unresponsive at his compound outside minneapolis yesterday morning. emergency medical workers attempted to revive him but they couldn't. no official cause of death has been released but tmv is reporting prince had recently been treated for a drug ov

i think secretary kerry coming here to show that the u.s. is with the iraqis with the fight against isis sees some aid in helping the humanitarian situation on the ground. some analysis on that later today. i think in this case, secretary kerry coming here and showing support for the government actually does help and this is what the country is looking for that the prime minister is going ahead and announced a new cabinet. i think that will go a long way to helping him keep his job. >> trying to fight isis. mosul. a lot going on. elise labott traveling with the press pool there in baghdad with the secretary of state. thank you so much. >>> the explosive leak of the panama papers is shaking up political leaders around the world. vladimir putin is calling the revelations about shell companies and tax havens an american plot to destabilize his country. some of putin's associates moved $2 billion through offshore accounts. also caught up with the widening scandal, david cameron. he admits profiting from the offshore trust established by his late

this is a great ad against john kerry in 1984. we discovered, we got some video of john kerry windsurfing. not a lot of people in america windsurf and he is wearing these outrageous purple shorts and doing this out near some yachts. ross came up with this brilliant ad with great music and it proved very effective. >> in 1967, george mcgovern suggested regulating marijuana along the same lines of alcohol. now he is against legalizing it and says he always has been. last january, he suggested a welfare plan that would give a thousand dollar bill to every man, woman, and child in the country. now he says the thousand dollar figure is not right. he has proposed unconditional amnesty for all draft dodgers. now he claims he proposed no such thing. last year, this year -- the question is, what about next year? [laughter] >> which direction would john kerry lean? [laughter] he voted for education reform and now opposes it. john kerry -- whichever way the wind blows. [applause] mr. mckinnon: i want to spend a second on that one. we had com

the people of hiroshima are very happy to see john kerry here. i hope this will lead to the visit of president obama during the upcoming g7 leaders summit. later at a press conference, kerry was asked about the prospect of obama making time to tour the memorial. >> everyone should visit hiroshima, and every buddy means everyone. -- everybody means everyone. i hope one day the president will be among the everyone who is able to come here. >> kerry's described the tour as stunning and gutwrenching, and an unforgettable reminder that the world should be free from nuclear weapons. anchor: the correspondent in japan aske was asked about the reaction. >> the reaction was positive. now 71 years after the end of the war, kerry has become the first secretary of state to pay his respects. a very important visit. he and the other ministers agreed to tour a school of schoolchildren. kerry requested he want to visit the atomic bomb dome, which is an important symbol. that was made possible for him at the very last moment. there was speculation he would -- [no

from the hbo movie "confirmation," the lovely kerry washington is here. [ cheers and applause ] kerry and i are going to play a a new game called "famous face off" later in the show. it's a new game, and it's awesome. plus, this guy is so funny. the star of his very own comedy series "dr. ken." ken jeong is stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] ken jeong always brings it. he always brings it. he's just fun, man. he can dance, he can sing. he's just a fun dude. favorites. i mean, let me go through some of the songs this man has here. when he was with dion and the belmonts, he had -- i wonder why >> jimmy: "teenager in love." why can't i be a teenager in love >> jimmy: then he had "runaround sue." [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah. "the wanderer." i'm the type of guy that will never settle down i roam from town to town he did "ruby baby," "donna the prima donna." donna donna >> jimmy: he's got "abraham, martin and john." anybody -- my old friend john he's just awesome. i love this dude. dion is in the house tonight. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: performing his single "ride with

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they share pour in the unitty government that kerry brokered two years ago.ent is dogged by divisiveness and corruption and insurgency. and many of the challenges facing afghanistan mirror those in iraq where kerry made a surprise visit to baghdad friday. his message was one of reassuranreassur reassurance for the government. >> the fact is in iraq dash fightings have not been on the offensive in months. they are losing ground, includeing 40 percent of the territory that they once controlled in iraq. >> reporter: u.s. troops continue to train forces in advance of a major attack on mosul. that is isis remaining strong hold. there is doubt they will be able to launch an attack this year particularly as their government struggles to stay together. >> it is important to have a stability and unified government to move forward. >> reporter: secretary kerry announced that the u.s. committed $155 million in humanitarian aid. >> thank you. congress in the meantime getting a good doves washington bureaucracy and they are not happy. the house select committee investigat

secretary of state john kerry makes a historic trip to the city of hiroshima. he is the most senior official to have gone to the site of the atomic bomb hit in world war ii. fireorld in yemen, a news -- a new cease-fire put in place ahead of peace talks x week. after weeks of student protest against the controversial new labor law, the french prime minister comes up with new measures to help more young people get jobs. also coming up this hour, in the presidential election in peru, the daughter of an ex-president jailed for massacre is headed for a runoff vote that could make her the country's first female leader. as the fallout from the panama papers continues, germany has come out with a new plan to fight tax havens. first, our top story, live in paris. genie: over the past year, a war in yemen has ripped that country apart. more than 6000 people have been killed, and some 2 million people have been forced from their homes. at midnight local time, a new u.n.-backed cease-fire began that both sides in the conflict have promised to uphold ahead of peace talks n

john kerry pays tribute to the hiroshima atomic bombings. police in inday arrest five people in relation to the tragedy at a temple. construction work in ghaza's old city >>> the united nations envoy to yemen has welcomed a tentative ceasefire that has come into effect. a truce that both the saudi-led coalition and the houthi rebels have promised to honor. both sides in the early hours of the ceasefire have been accused of violations. these shots are from around the east of the capital. there was sporadic fighting reported from here just before the ceasefire began. the pause in hostilities comes ahead of u.n. brokered talks with staff on april 18 in kuwait. our correspondent has more. >> reporter: this is one of the oldest cities in the world and it has been in houthi rebel hands for more than a year and a half. people here and right across yemen have born the brunt of the civil war and while they may have different allegiances, many in yemen are united in their desire for peace. >> translation: we support a ceasefire in every day. it is wha

john kerry joins us live.e will talk with him about national security, clean energy, and much much more. u.s. stocks trimming declines after data shows a growth in the service industry celebrated for the first time. walt disney have to look outside the company for its next chief executive. we are 19 minutes into the trading day. hasn't julie hyman at the market desk the latest. julie: we are seeing u.s. stocks continued a pullback today. it looks like we are setting up for our worst day in quite a while. stocks of not move that much. the s&p is down. the dow and nasdaq up as well. -- down as well. services report showing an increase in five months. stocks still from the downside are pushing this attitude around the globe. then come on the corporate front , big news potentially on tax and version deals as the treasure came out last night with new regulations governing them calling into question whether this will be done with riser shares trending higher. said therom isi craig deal is trading as if it was 95% de

kerry later tweeted: the "u.s. continues to support sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity of self- reliant, democratic afghanistan." kerry visited troops serving a"" camp resolute support" in kabul to thank them for their service. the u.s. plans to withdraw nearly half of the 10,000 troops stationed in afghanistan next year. joining me now via skype from kabul, afghanistan, to discuss secretary john kerry's trip is reuters' state department correspondent, arshad mohammed. so, first, it seems that there are two sets of problems that keri and the afghans are trying to tackle. on the domestic side and the big giant security concerns with the taliban now headed into its 15th year? >> reporter: that's exactly right. on the political side the problem, essentially, is whether the current national unity governor between president ghani and chief executive abdullah, can continue on beyond what's widely believed to be the end of its two-year kind of mandate in september. the security problems are well known. th

secretary of state john kerry. kerry is the first sitting u.s. cabinet member to visit the park. it was also the first time for the foreign ministers of britain and france. all three countries have nuclear weapons. the foreign ministers visited the peace memorial parks and laid wreaths dedicated to the victims. how significant was that? >> reporter: it was a historic moment. as we have been reporting, it's the first time the foreign ministers of nuclear weapons states in the g7 have visited hiroshima. significance for the visit was given by u.s. secretary of state john kerry. many say the bombs were justified because it saved the lives of u.s. troops by bringing an end to world war ii. >> translator: i want the ministers to realize how hiroshima has continued to suffer from the dark past of the bombing. >> translator: i want the world to be a peaceful place and hope the ministers will make this visit an opportunity to deliver that message to the world. >> reporter: kerry later called a display of the bombing gut wrenching. >> it reminds everybody of the extraordinary complexity o

ben and kerry good morning to you. awesome view. i can certainly deal with it and view is reminder that new york really is the big prize on tuesday. that's what everyone is focused on. the debate here at the brooklyn navy yard between hillary clinton and bense begins at 9:00 tonight. workers have been busy preparing the stage and lights and seats for tonight's gathering and likely be a contentious debate which reflcts the newfound contentiousness of the democratic campaign. the candidates were busy all across the city yesterdays. they both showed their solidarity with striking verizon workers. massive rally in washington scwear park. his campaign says more than 27,000 people attended. hillary clinton held a much smaller gathering in the bronx. polls show clinton remains ahead of sanders in the primary but sanders closed a gap remains confident and especially confident as he gazed upon the thousands gtered gattrd in washington square park. >> when i look at an unbelievable crowd like this -- i believe we're going to win in new york n

john kerry: i have to run from year to a meeting on a number of issues. forgive me if i dash out of he e e. i will take some questions and then i think tom is going to come to the podium and make some statements. we will be commenting on these events, but let me, at this moment wait until we do alit little more homework with respect to that. i am glad you are here for the release of the human rights practices report for 2015. i want to thank tom malinowski and his team for creating these materials. effortly an all year and work will begin today. this is the 40th addition, which is without doubt, the department's most widely read publication. it is a model of comprehensive research. i want to stress about the standard that is applied in the compiling of this report. the norms refer to in this report, in these reports, are universal norms. they are not something we make up. they are not some arbitrary standard of the united states which we seek to impose on people. these are universal standards of human rights that have been adopted and accepted and are a g

i think kerry tried this for 18 months, made an heroic effort, got nowhere. i think it's a waste of our time, really, to try to push bibi netanyahu in this direction but there is no doubt what eleanor says is true. you talk about americans and especially younger americans and kids in college and things, that israel is no longer the ideal of nations it once was. >> both kerry and biden are right. >> they're both going to be gone in six months. >> paying lip service to the two-state solution?

kerry gordy, you knew him very well.on, wa w what was your favorite prince song? >> oh, my gosh. you guys aren't going to like this but my favorite prince song was "erotic city." i liked dancing with girls and singing those lyrics while i was singing. but i loved it. i also like controversy. >> i love it. >> but the first time i heard "controversy" i thought he was saying "count your blessings" and i didn't realize it was "controversy." i thought it was "count your blessings". >> what's your favorite one? >> mine is -- mine is "head" and we'll go on. that was one of his first songs and you don't hear it a lot. "controversy" is also one of my favorite songs because it sounds so different. "when doves cry" came out, i used to play that song over and over and over again because i had never heard anything like it musically. and we were on with you earlier, wolf, and i think i like that and "soft and wet" as well. ♪ your love is soft >> i played that over and over again. and "kiss". ♪ i just want your extra time and kiss ♪ >>

that's what i wanted to ask kerry, having been there in paisley park, kerry, so many times, did he havealled or audio devices where that might be essential for the 12 missing hours? >> you know what, i believe so, but i don't remember. i can't imagine him not having them, but i don't remember that as an element, i never felt paranoid when i was in the place. >> he didn't like to be photographed or have cameras in his private facility. it will be interesting. >> you think, don, he might not have? >> he might not have, he was so private. this is again a place people come in from outside and i think it would be prudent to have them, one should have them, but prince is so private, the sheriff said it, kerry said it, all his friends, people that know him, even he didn't want people recording when they came to paisley park. that will be interesting to see. >> we know, dawn, that he was clothed in a shirt and pants, but it is unclear if those are pajamas, if that is -- obviously that's something that officials are looking at. was he dressed in clothes from the day before, had he retired from t

the secretary of state john kerry has laid a wreath at the peace memorial. kerry is the most senior official to visit the site. returning to our top story. that is the ceasefire in yemen ahead of the forthcoming peace talks. a senior policy fellow is saying this is the closest sides have come to a meaningful truce >> there have been a number of ceasefire attempts in the past. this one is the most senior so far. so i think there are enough indicators to suggest that both parties are serious about the ceasefire and both parties have shown significant interest in that, whether it's in the announcement or in the acceptance of going to the kuwait talks to abide by the ceasefire. both parties have been driven for their public agenda regardless of the suffering on the grounds and with the continuation of the war. ties, for example, the city has been under siege with the disaster, humanitarian crisis for the past year. that did not stop the fighting >>> military operations are continuing in the philippines against the armed group. officials say 18 soldiers have been

>> well, i've interviewed kerry washington many times.her to be a very thoughtful and considerate person, and very -- one who takes her role model status, especially to young girls very seriously. >> right. >> and there was an issue before with the kerry washington cover with another magazine when they seemed to have lightened kerry washington's skin. and we know that kerry washington is a very beautiful, beautiful woman. and there is no need to make her different than what she actually looks like. now with the ad week magazine cover, you know there is different and then there is different. a lot of people didn't even recognize her. kerry said when she looked at that image, she was thinking that is something very different than the person i look at when i'm look manage the mirror. what is happening is the photo shopping has gone out of control. >> this is a situation -- which magazine covers. >> she don't even recognize herself. >> she didn't even recognize herself. and we're talking about not only thinning and, you know, making women's b

john kerry, whichever way the wind blows. [applause] >> i want to spend a second on that because there is an interesting strategic set up for that. we had completely different strategic challenges in both elections. in 1999 we were in a period of relative economic prosperity is the country felt pretty good about the direction of the country and the usual dynamics of what we call change election or status quo election it looked like a status quo election, people agreed with al gore on most issues, a good environment for democrats to run. thanks to a great candidate with a clear vision we changed the context of the election and overcame that strategic challenge. flashforward four years, to change the status quo in 2000, in 2004, we were arguing in a time when people were not happy about our for an engagement, this was a status quo election and we were arguing to keep it the same when people wanted change. and with status quo it was a difficult strategic challenge, we are blessed by our opposition and john kerry, and a critical

kerry went empty-handed. united states needs to go with a concrete plan to roll back its own nuclear weapons program. you cannot preach abstinence in terms of nuclear weapons from the biggest are still in the room. -- biggest barstool in the room. that hean announcement will cancel a new warhead a new cruise missile, together they are called the long-range standoff weapon. as you noted, there is $1 trillion plan over the next 30 years to upgrade every single part of the united states nuclear weapons stockpile. and right now as we are speaking, at livermore lab an hour, an hour and 15 minutes from here, they are designing a new warhead of particularly destabilizing new warhead to sit atop a new cruise missile. this long-range standoff weapons , if you think about what that name means, it means that an airplane will be able to standoff its intended target by thousands of miles, launch a smart nuclear weapon that will hug the terrain and be radar-evading, and arrive as a surprise to their attack -- nuclear attac

secretary of state john kerry was in the area on an unannounced visit. the em brassy in turkey reported credible threats to tourist areas in cost istanbul. it follows a violence of attacks in the country in recent months. >>> at least at least three were killed in a car bomb attack in mogadishu. at least 5 other people were hurt. >> natasha gname reports. these hectares passed from far to son. following the previous generation's farmer ways are no longer an option. a cycle of drought and an infestation of insects has forced adam mohammed to adapt. recognizing the problem, mohammed has learned the importance of dye versefying the variety much crops he grows and planting in rows. he has learned how to make a more effective fertilize this water-spreading dam have helped farmers like mohammed enormously to help control the flow of rain when it does come. farms in the area have doubled their agricultural output. one of the flash points is the texas tension between farmers and those rearing animals. said we need more roots for our livestock to pass through. wh

wait. >> so that's the real kerry washington on the right. the photoshopped kerry washington on the left. comparison. >> it is dramatic. ad week's editorial director james cooper insisting they made only minimal adjustments tweeting they only added volume to her hair. >> i think the one on the right looks so much more beautiful. this isn't the first time she's been at the center of a photoshop controversy. last year when she was on the cover of "instyle" magazine fans were saying her skin was lightened and she looked unrecognizable. >> julia roberts looks great there on the left. >>> oh, boy. and another magazine is under fire from another celebrity. >> amy schumer is slamming glamour magazine for including her in their plus size bonus issue sponsored by lane bryant. >> she said on social media while there's nothing wrong with being plus sized qualifying women with labels is pointless and potentially harmful for young girls. she says plus sized in america is size 16 and she fluctuates between a 6 and an 8. >> glamour's editor-in-chief respond

this is a great ad against john kerry in 1984.got some video that john kerry had been windsurfing. not a lot of people in america windsurf and he is wearing these shorts andpurple doing this out near some yachts. ross came up with this brilliant ad with great music and it proved very effective. >> in 1967, george mcgovern said -- last year, the senator suggested regulating marijuana along the same lines of marijuana. now he is against legalizing it and says he always has been. bill.gested a welfare now he says the thousand dollar figure is not right. he has proposed unconditional amnesty for all draft dodgers. now he claims he proposed no such thing. last year, this year, the question is, what about next year? >> in which direction would john kerry lean? he voted for education reform and now opposes it. john kerry -- whichever way the wind blows. [applause] mr. mckinnon: i want to spend a second on that one. we had completely different strategic challenges in both elections. in 1999, we were in a period of relative economic prospe

john kerry became the first u.s. seng of state to visit the peace memorial park here in hiroshima where along with the foreign ministers of britain, france and others he laid a wreath at the area that honors you will all those who died when a bomb dropped on this city more than 70 years ago. at a conference later on john kerry was moved by what he saw. he said that everyone, including the president of the united states, should come here. >> going to this museum was a reminder of the depth of obligation that every single one of us in public life carries. in fact, every person in the position of responsibility carries, to work for peace, to continue the efforts that president obama and other leaders came together to talk about in washington at the nuclear security summit, to create and pursue a world free from nuclear weapons. >> reporter: on the possibility of obama coming here to hiroshima, john kerry didn't rule it in or out. he said that the president's schedule was very busy and complicated. president obama is due

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. >>> kerry washington isn't happy about this new "adweek" cover. she says it doesn't look anything like her and she is just tired of being photoshopped. rocking helmet hair and a striped gown, kerry's april 4th "adweek" cover is causing quute a scandal. >> i need to do your >> in a lengthy instagram post kerry says in part, "look, i'm no stranger to photoshopping. it happens a l but i was taken aback by the cover. it felt strange to look at a picture of myself that is so different from what i look like when i look in the mirror." "adweek's" editorial director james cooper released a statement to "e.t." admitting, "we made minimal adjustments solely for the cover's design needs." like she said, this isn't the first. kerry was reportedly photoshopped on the cover of "lucky" in 2013. and her lighter skin on the cover of "in style" last year sparked debate. >> i'm grateful that there's a conversation is going on. >> let's be real for a second. it appears "adweek" did a lot more than minimal changes, and you notice they don't say why they made the chang

this is historic because secretary kerry will be the highest ranking u.s. official ever to visit hiroshima, and he'll be there for two days, part of the g-7 foreign ministers summit, if you will, the two-day meetings in which among other topics they'll be discussing terrorism. of course that was one of the main topics of discussion during secretary kerry's visit to afghanistan and iraq. now, starting with afghanistan, he arrived there. it was a surprise visit. secretary kerry landed in kabul earlier this morning. there he met with u.s. troops first on the ground and then he had a series of meetings with government leaders including afghan president ghani and chief executive abdullah abdullah. both political rivals share power in the brokered unit that kerry did two years ago. secretary touted the good things. afghanistan's president has been dogged by continued political divisiveness, corruption, and also violence. in fact, shortly after secretary kerry left kabul today there were two explosions and the sound of gunfire, another example of the violence and

equipment and air strikes is working. >> even as kerry was speaking i.s.i.l. set off eight car bombs in heat, a strategic city for i.s.i.l. because of the supply lines it gives them into western anbar province. and a critical time for prime minister haider al-abadi. tumbling price of oil and thousands of citizens have been protesting. analysts say after investing years ago and billions of dollars in iraq the obama administration is nervous. >> i think there's a very clear understanding in washington that we need baghdad to essentially be healthy. that the iraqi government is a very critical component to our counterinsurgency success within iraq. and so right now, the fact that there is a bit of domestic turmoil going on is not just a domestic issue but is very much an international one that kerry is certainly aware of and concerned about. >> reporter: so kerry bought abadi some relief, $150 million for food and shelter for iraqis displaced by i.s.i.l. and a word of caution, this is not the time for partisan infighting. >> it is important the have stability, a

secretary kerry said the program wouldile stay in place. he testified that the exact same language for their previous embargo was in this. we challenged him -- you probably tuned into those, when the called upon language was put in place, saying we felt that we can be agreement -- that weekend they agreement. if i could, our european friends wrote a letter, saying it was inconsistent instead of saying it was in violation, supporting position. the ambassador confirmed that launches would be a violation of the you -- of the new u.n. security -- the un security council does not view it that way, different from what we have been told. there is speculation iran will onse access to transacti involving the u.s. dollar. we were sure that that would not be the case. this morning, secretary kerry is on a television program, acting as if that will be the case. that we will find accommodations. i felt reassured yesterday that turning u.s. dollars and would not be involved in helping them outside the agreement. yet this morning, it seems secretary kerry

we will stay with john kerry for a few more minutes. joseph is the middle east analyst and senior for gulf news. what have you been hearing from mr. kerry? >> well, it's a very nice pep talk that he has to deliver from time to time. at the end of the day, the iraqi government has demonstrated its inability to really deal with the fundamental threats that are in front of it. it has failed to liberate mouse sell. as i was listening to him i was thinking about the fact that one does not kill a snake by cutting its tail. one kills a snake by cutting its head off. the attack on mosul that has been at the pipeline for god knows how long has been delayed time and time again. i am no military analyst, but to me says that the iraqi government has failed to get its act together and actually put together a program that could liberate mosul. it is true that daish has lost 20% of the territories that it previously occupied in iraq and syria, but 20% of desert is still desert and it seems to me that from the very beginning, the focus had to be on mos

i hope secretary kerry and the president and azam zuman will end up getting in the same page.f we acted to codify that those things would not occur, that would be consistent with the administration and that would not be a problem, would that be correct? >> by codifying if you mean not authorizing u-turns or not authorizing access to u.s. financial system, that's already present. >> we could codify and iran would not consider a violation? good. we will attempt to do that. on the ballistic missiles, you know, i pointed out testimony from secretary kerry, em embassador mall, we knew and the language said call upon the situation would likely occur. i was disappointed that the letter from european partners said it was inconsistent and didn't say there was a violation. obviously there was words missing taking place. would you have any problems with us codifying, putting in place some sanctions against them for clearly in our opinion violating the agreement as the administration explained to us the agreement said? >> thank you for the question. a very important one, and as i noted, w

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and secretary kerry makes speeches and nothing happens.l to nato, they could do like what they did in ukraine. they inraid but not really an invasion. they know if they had an armed invasion it would trigger the nato response. but if they do increditmental they will get away with it. >> not a coin dense. a polish helicopter was training at the time. >> just think of how provocative and the opportunity for a mistake. the second day russian fighter came within 30 feet of the destroyer. and that is an opportunity and likelihood of anything gone wrong. wind speed or couple of waves in the on the grounds and then there would be a coalition and it would spinout of control. >> and that's not what we want in an accidental war. >> was so low it created a wake. kt mcfarland. thank you have a great weekend. >> it is a earthquake, a massive one hitting japan. and reporting that that was a 7.0 magnitude quake in the southern part of japan. rick is coming up next to give his take. are you entirely prepared to retire? plan your never tiring retiring reti

are joe biden and john kerry right or wrong? let's try that on you, clarence. >> i think the two-state solution is not comatose but it's in suspended animation right now. we haven't seen netanyahu so much displeasure with the status quo and for all of his talk about moving and making progress, president obama has laid off on criticizing him. very public and up front about it in the last year of the obama administration. we can hope that there might be more of a dialogue on this, at least to set things up for the next administration. >> so he's damaged -- demanded prospects for the two-state solution? >> the prospects were damaged anyway as far as i can see. >> there is some speculation that the administration might put forward some plan by the end of the year, sort of a token effort, but i think what you're seeing is a generational split in the jewish community, and younger people are more willing to criticize netanyahu. you saw bernie sanders, the democratic candidate, kind of playing into that in the new york primary of all pl

and this morning, secretary kerry indicated that we were. i would love to have your response to that. there are also questions about whether or not the administration would consider new, legitimate sanctions on the violation of jcpoa. for thean support jcpoa. previous assurances clearly decided we deserve the right to take new steps. should we need to push back harder against iran's nonnuclear behavior. i think the repeated ballistic missile launches and desired to purchase all types of weapons from russia proved that an increased push back is necessary. i hope you can help us answer some of these outstanding questions in a constructive matters that we can know what the administration is thinking regarding these important matters. with that again, i want to thank you for your service, i am glad you are confirmed in the timeframe that you were, and i appreciate you being here. i will not turn it over to our distinguished ranking member, then cardin. sen. cardin: thank you, mr. chairman. this is our first hearing on the jcpoa since its impleme

kerry has only managed 81 so far.00 a day, powered journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. find more stories on the .berg at top manus: let's see how the markets are faring after. >> i am starting with the dollar-yen trade. at the moment.8 we are seeing a dollar weaker against most of its major peers after those fed minutes showed caution on in april rate increase. the end, stronger against all of yen stronger against all of its peers. saying they will check risks of stimulus if needed. may go further if there are no concrete actions at the finance ministry, it is said. jpmorgan said action would be futile and the main driver of the rally is exporters brady cashel, not -- exporters bringing cash home, not speculators. those fed minutes driving gains in asian stocks. these gains being led by health care. we saw the deal between pfizer and allergan fall through. we saw that really fueling merger speculation in the industry, and that is why we are seeing health-care stocks leading the gains in asi