kerry: with respect to syria, to some degree. these breaches of the cease-fire and by the destruction and by russia's persistent support of assad in a way that is beyond the seeking of a political settlement, if you will. and i think that the bombing of aleppo right now is inexcusable. it's beyond any -- beyond the pale of any notion of strategic or otherwise. it's indiscriminate. it is -- they took out a hospital last night. i think 400 civilians have been killed in the last eight days; 100 of them are children. and we've made it crystal clear to them that under those kinds of circumstances it is not possible to be cooperating, and we need to see a change. steven: so are we on the verge of taking down this scaffolding and walking away from any chance of going back to your plan of a joint implementation center and a deal with the russians on how to do it, or are you willing to give it another chance? sec. kerry: no, i think we're on the verge of suspending the discussion, because you -- it's irrational in the context of the kind

kerry: actually, mr. president, in 1997 we fixed medicare, and i was one of the people involved in it. we not only fixed medicare and president, in 1997 we fixed took it way out into the future, we did something that you don't know how to do: we balanced the budget. and we paid down the debt of our nation for two years in a row, and we created 23 million new jobs at the same time. and it's the president's fiscal policies that have driven up the biggest deficits in american history. he's added more debt to the debt of the united states in four years than all the way from george washington to ronald reagan put together. go figure. mr. gibson: the next question is for senator kerry. and this comes from norma-jean laurent. laurent: senator kerry, you've stated your concern for the rising cost of health care, yet you chose a vice presidential candidate who has made millions of dollars successfully suing medical professionals. how do you reconcile this with the voters? mr. kerry: very easily. john edwards is th

kerry: . they are wrapped up in this and i proposed adding divisions to doubley and i'm going to the provisions to fight a more effective war and i would like to see the national guard reserve to put differently and there is more we can do and it would relieve pressure. pressure, we need to run a form policy that recognizes that we are the strongest when we work with real theances and we share burden of the world and would bring other nations to our side. that there would be a real alliance and that we would and thery precaution results is that we are we have muchand more and it is a result of this president taking his eye off of bin laden. >> the best way to take the iraq to of is to train trained and is want to say thank you to the people who want overseas and people had high spirits and they didn't view this service as a backdoor draft. my opponent talks about foreign debate,nd, in the first he suggested a global test to defend ourselves and getting approval. this is a major difference we h

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

schieffer: anything to add, senator kerry? sen. kerry: yes.n the president had an opportunity to capture or kill osama bin laden, he took his focus off of them, outsourced the job to afghan warlords, and osama bin laden escaped. six months after he said osama bin laden must be caught dead or alive, this president was asked, "where is osama bin laden?" he said, "i don't know. i don't really think about him very much. i'm not that concerned." we need a president who stays deadly focused on the real war on terror. schieffer: mr. president? pres. bush: gosh, i just don't think i ever said i'm not worried about osama bin laden. it's kind of one of those exaggerations. of course we're worried about osama bin laden. we're on the hunt after osama bin laden. we're using every asset at our disposal to get osama bin laden. my opponent said this war is a matter of intelligence and law enforcement. no, this war is a matter of using every asset at our disposal to keep the american people protected. schieffer: new question, mr. president, to you. we are talk

>> reporter: we are 20 miles from kerry. that example of storm surge has a different effect here in land and on the st. john river. it does not look like it lives on the beach but it is quite a scene here on the st. john river that runs 300 miles up and down along the coast of florida. it is only about, i would say we look over the edge here maybe 3 and a half feet at this point from the banks of the river here and if the storm surge reaches in here, inland and jacksonville which is what president obama and the mayor of jacksonville are talking about. you can see the entire low line area of downtown jacksonville flooded. now, obviously, it is problematic and dangerous. this general area in jacksonville right now has about 200,000 people under a flash flood watch until 6:00 p.m. according to the national weather service. >> that's 53 different schools and hospitals. we are seeing the weather starting to pick up here now. the national weather services is telling us they are seeing gusts in the last hour of about 50 miles per h

in 2004 a focus group watching the kerry/bush debate gave to it kerry. a second group watching the post debate commentary called it for bush. >> not everyone has time to watch a full 90 minute debate. people will turn on the morning news and say what they favorite newscaster said about something and that will be their takeaway. >> what got the least amount of coverage? the first 40 minutes where trump

gm to you. >> good morning kerry. another busy show. we start with indiana governor mike pence, talk to him about the latest allegations against donald trump, what voters are going to make of all that and donald trump's recent talk about how the election is rigged. whether he has any evidence for that, and whether he understands how nervous that makes some democrats. they feel like per >>> then we are going to talk to virginia senator tim kaine about the fallout from the hacked e-mails from john podesta. what is in the e-mails and russian involvement in those. >>> and kerry, we are going to have two panels to talk about both of those issues in-depth. one is a panel of conservatives talk about the fact that the nominee of the republican party has split with the republican house speaker the leader in the what does that mean? and we'll have a panel also to talk about russian lacking, the -- hacking, the american government says this happened at the highest levels of the american government. what does this mean in terms of the gio political

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

kerry said. >> i didn't see those particular comments.cretary kerry has been trying to do so far unsuccessfully but very understandably on behalf of the syrian people is to put an end to the syrian civil war. that is not something that can be done militarily. it is something that has to be done politically and that has been our approach. >> we are joined by the former ambassador to the united nations, senior fellow at the enterprise institute and fox news contributor. the level of carnage, the reports out of aleppo are beyond comprehension. you have the barrel bombing of civilians in their apartments indiscriminately by russian war planes and assad's forces and mr. kerry's comments were leaked apparently to expose the dissension in the administration. why is this significant? >> well, i think when you see this kind of public bickering between two senior officials, two cabinet members, what it indicates is the smell of fear of disaster inside the administration. you know, you don't have to be holmes or brandeis to see the administration's

kerry admitted tense moment and ultimately no deal this time around. they report from london. >> they lasted just four hours and no new ceasefire for now. there had are encouraging signs that the dialogue over syria will continue. this is the first meeting over the u.s. and russia since the diplom diplomatic broke down. co players were at that table. secretary kerry described the talks candid and difficult. it was a tense atmosphere. the one thing they all agreed on that to end the conflict on ending syria kerry met separately with russian foreign minister are labrovov. relations have cooled since negotiations broke down. in a recent interview, president assad said he intended to press on in the military offensive in aleppo, and wants to press on to other opposition areas. russia has been backing syria and hundreds are trying on the offensive on the city. the u.s. accused russia of war crimes for targeting civilians. the u.s. wants russian to stop the bombing. the syrian government is pushing to gain control it is unlikely russia will withdraw the air

. >> kerry: brown is back in court on friday with a dangerousness hearing. charged with rape, home invasion and kidnapping. we are digging through the court papers how police were able to make that quick arrest. in the newsroom, vanessa welch, f25 e-mails continue to plague the clinton campaign and donald trump wages war with republican party leaders on capitol hill. reporter lauren blanchard. >> reporter: hillary clinton's campaign on defense. wikileak releasing more than 1,000 new e-mails this morning allegedly from clinton's campaign chairman john podesta who say the russians are behind the hack. trump is, i think, should be of utmost concern to all americans whether you are a democrat or a republican. >> reporter: the republican nominee donald trump bucking his party after some leaders in washington publicly shifting their focus from the presidential campaign to ballot candidates. calling senator john mccain and house speaker paul ryan disloyal. >> i don't want his support. support. i want to win for the people. >> reporter: democrats continue to attack

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 and three others on the loose. mayor tom says no one should have to experience the fear being attacked based on their eye department tea or practicing their religion. >>> in firefighter, crews credit searching for answers after

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

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 any of us vote? it's one vote out of 100 million. but if everybody thinks that way, nobody votes. when you tell people it's rigged, there's no point, some

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

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 security and privatize medicare. blum would even deny social security to seniors until they're 70. i'm monica vernon, and i approve this message, the mood around io

good morning to you. >> good morning kerry and everybody. the storm is going to make landfall in the united states. and it's going to be in south carolina. it's located now about 20 miles to the east of hilton head. they have had wind gusts from the i'dland -- island at 96 miles per hour to hilton head hour. so it's in that position moving off to the north northeast at 12 miles per hour. and sending heavy rains from the savannah area which had over 11 inches of rain into north carolina from south carolina. so there's going to be big rainfall amounts. eye wall is moving onshore right into charleston now. that's where the eye wall was strong-- with strong winds and heavy rain is moving. some of the heavier rain is going to be extending up into southeastern virginia and some of the heavy rain south of new englant little rain tomorrow especially southeastern mass. that's where the storm surge is likely to be. the highest over the next 12 toe 24 hours 4 to as much as 9 feet. and rainfall in the order of several inches. here four to as much as 8 e

this kerry. this is kerry roper kerries are breast cancer survivors. now camp counselors so to speak at the annual faces of counselor cancer camp in brandon. can i get blue with somebody. there goal to keep new bee feeling blue. that's why peggy lets us come back, this my tenth and 11th time at camp. and because we're so good, with new women coming in, we're totally afraid to even talk about their cancer. and who are trying to be strong and they n peggy chery a cancer survivor herself found the camp. i took my inher tense we started faces of courage. since 2004 wee had over seven,000 campers through program. all the programs are free. >> peggy created an environment where women with any type of cancer can get away. enjoy the typical camp activities. like fishing. and archery. and acupuncture. hypnosis for trauma. barrier between conscious and subconscious or a little hug therapy. you going to do blue and purple? me too. how did you know? >> because we think a like. >> we've thinking alike for years. the two kerries are fixture here. leaving their mark

kerry, it's sort gone -- it's undergoing a transition. so it's not really considered a hurricane now, it's called post tropical cyclone. it's a post tropical cyclone. that's how the national hurricane center names these things now because as it's changing, it's internal structure so it's still producing strong winds and the max winds are still around 75 southeast of cape hatteras, by about 30 miles. >>> and -- but we still have the plume of rain extending all the way up across the mid atlantic and even into parts of new england. it lobs like we'll get rain out of that. i think we'll get rain during today. the further north and west you are, the less rain there will be but there will still be times it will be rang today. so this storm is moving off to the east-northeast now a path about like this straight east. so it's not going to intensify anymore. it's not going to come directly up at us but an upper level system from the west is helping to draw up the rain from matthew. so therefore, we're looking for this rain to be happening. how muc

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

also how alligood testified how she had tied up kerry. they're both looking at life sentences. no trial date has been set. bryon stow brings his anti- bullying message to the kids. >> he talk to kids how his life was changed back in 2011 when he was attacked by two men at dodger stadium after a matchup with the san francisco giants. >> leave it on the field. no one needs to get hurt. >> last year he give anti- bullying presentations 41 times at school and juvenile detention centers. this is his eighth this year and he plans to keep going when to bring his message to the world. >> coming up the weekend finally here and the first reign of fall is expected to hit the bay area. meteorologist brittney shipp is back with your complete forecast after the break. >> you have heard of a blue moon or a red moon or whatever moon. tonight another type of moon is in the sky. it's called a black moon. >> lets take a look at it. this comes from 2008. it rises but here's the problem. you cannot always see it because it is surrounded by darkness. therefore it is the second new moon in the calend

secretary kerry has to leave. [applause] one more thing, go sox! [applause] c-span, a desk this weekend, c-span cities tour along with our cable partners. the literary life and history of pueblo,ow, colorado -- colorado. >> i think it's sort of speaks to how it is a natural place to settle. back. feel -- keep coming tv, colorado city university professor and author "americank workforce." it talks about the feel and iran -- ireland -- n then, author matthew harris discusses his book the founding fathers. didn't talk a lot about religion at the constitutional convention. in fact, one of the only thing they said is that he did not have to believe in the bible or some form of crescenzi to hold public office. c-span3, here about the love low massacre which took place in colorado. 3 this -- >> this is the shift change. many generations of play below children learned how to -- play below children -- today at noon eastern on c-span's book tv. >> c-span, created by america's cable television companies and brought to you as a public service by your satellite

kerry? >> thank you, barely. >>> the boston police shoot and kill a man they say attacked the emts with a knife. it started with a mother calling 911 saying her son in injured two of them. the police tried to unarm the man, but they were forced to fire. the commissioner says the officers had no choice. >> he swung repeatedly at the officers with the knife and unfortunately, the officers had no choice, they fired, and, um, you know, they killed the individual. again, um, you know, it's tough. >> the officers and two emts were sent to the hospital with head and back injuries. the dead suspect's name has not been released. >>> this morning, a teenager is wounded and a woman is dead from a shooting in dorchester. we are hearing the woman was likely an innocent bystander afghanistan, we are here in dorchester. >> reporter: an urban tragedy, two shot. a woman in her 30s, killed, police say the teenager was the one being targeted. >> it's sad. lookaround here. you look at the young kids. it kills y

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

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

>> kerry or president obama? >> i think i know where secretary kerry is. i'm talking about president obama. >> i don't think he has. i don't know for sure. i would hope that the continued failure of the current policy and just the horror of what we are seeing in aleppo might cause a reconsideration. i don't think you will ever see a no-fly zone over aleppo. those are russian planes. the administration has been concerned about shooting down russian planes. there are other places that one could consider and other means that one could do it without having americans be involved. whether or not they are willing to consider that with a few months left, i don't know. >> that's what it seems to be. always good to have you guys on. appreciate it. thank you. up next, why i'm upset with something americans no longer trust. stay tuned. healthier. it begins from the second we're born. because, healthier doesn't happen all by itself. it needs to be earned everyay. using wellness to keep away illness. and believing a single life can be made better by millions of others.

secretary kerry will come from that meeting and brief his allies, if you will. british prime minister is hosting it. the german foreign minister, italian foreign minister. turkey will be at the table as well. saudi arabia, who is also like turkey at the table yesterday in lucerne. you'll have jordan at the table as well. you'll have the qataris, the emirates. sort of a bench strength if you will of the allies that coalesce behind the united states in that view of trying to end the war in syria. to bring retloef aleppo. today, potentially a chance to, having heard what lavrov and iran and iraq have said around the table in switzerland, what's their response going to be? what can they do? what are the realities? boris johnson said the real reality from his position is, if there's a coalition and there will have to be one to implement anything that's -- it will have to be led by the united states. we'll perhaps see thinking on that today. >> the russian government and the foreign minister, outside of the meet ngs switzer land, the territorial integrity of syria con

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

the brand new report, the inspiration for kerry washington's emmy nominated character. >> have you >> is consulting with angelina's team. people magazine saying the human crisis manager who's worked with paula dean and monica lewandowski. >> people have a right to their opinion. >> now working with the oscar winner. kerry telling "extra" as scandal hit the air. >> i'm always very interested to see how judy smith handles stuff. i'm always really fascinated by how she does it. >> now tmz reports brad and deal involving their six kids. angelina gets full custody. brad will get the visit. the family will also undergo counseling. the agreement is good for the next three weeks. mr. and mrs. west new mob scene. new involved video, the couple braving a city of light flash storm in fashion week. kim giving her best blue steel pose behind sunglasses at the afterparty. even wearing clothes. sometimes. >> second look of the day. >> the reality queen snapchating every second, including what's underneath thatf >> kaley cuoco debuting her new man in l.a. hand in hand with karl cook at the longines m

but kerry never walked. they won every single point. they got everything. this is worse than if we had no deal. the worse deals are the kind that are worse than if you had no deal. so with all of the things, with all of the stupidity that i see, how about where they capture, they're going to deport 800 people and these are tough ones, these are tough people and they made a little mistake. so they were going to deport them, you know what i'm talking about, they became, sorry, united states citizens, welcome aboard. so the 800 people -- it's like the money. instead of $400 million, it was 1.7. it's always worse, never better. so the 800 people instead of being deported, they pressed the wrong button. you know what the wrong button

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

army reserve to issue that ruling, kerry and chris. captain shane morgan says his unit here at fort defon have been nothing but supportive and his issue is with higher ups who have concluded that his heart attack is his problem. >> i ended up doing 40 pushups after doing 40 i collapsed onto the floor. >> reporter: that's how it all started for u.s. army reserves cyber security unit. the father of two, from milford, new hampshire, suffered a heart attack during a required physical fitness test at fort devins. it was his first p.t. exam in the army reserve before that he had been active duty army for 10 years. >> this past year has been as challenging and as difficult as my deployment to afghanistan was. >> reporter: that's because shane and his wife jamie feel like the army reserve has left them out in the cold. unit as happening in the linch of duty. but that ruling has been overturned by higher upts who determine shane's heart attack was inevitable. >> reporter: according to the report heart disease is likely considered as existing pr

why angelina just hired judy smith, the real life spin doctor kerry washington plays on scandal. >> i'm always very interested to see how judy smith handles stuff. >> did brad and angie make a deal? with her new boyfriend. who is he? donald trump's new twitter tirade. >> all out attack on beauty queen alicia machado's past and why it could backfire. >> and alec baldwin's sneaky peeking his plan to destroy donald on this weekend's snl. >> he said hi always wanted to play him. and now his wish came true. >> then lady gaga's first words about her super bowl halftime show. >> and kate beckinsale, the secret funny girl. and aj's new interview with his old friend alicia keys. >> you were a little gerl when i met you. >> opening up about "the voice," motherhood and her decision o go make up free. >> did you realize you were going effect women so much? studios hollywood. >> hey everyone. welcome to "extra." i'm mario lopez. coming up. blake lively, ryan reynolds baby news. >> and with the now voice coach alicia keys and talking about her new project. >> and breaking couples news today. here is

lou: kerry said the talks are over on the issue of russia with syria.r more displaced beyond the region, syria and europe. the russians we are no longer going to talk with. this is to me absolutely extraordinary. what do you make of it? >> i think you are absolutely right. the thing about secretary kerry negotiating with the russians. they don't care about him. the russians gave him a photo-op so he could pretend he was doing something. the russians are shaping events in the middle east. the russians are deciding assad is going to stay, america get out of the way, everybody else is getting out of the way. we are bombing aleppo, too bad, everybody. when secretary kerry says we are not going to have negotiation with the russians, the russians could care less. they are already calling the shots. lou: a third term of this in prospect. >> thanks were lou. lou: a state of emergency being declared in florida and north carolina because of the expected influence of hurricane matthew, a category 4 hurricane now. it had dropped down to a 3, now it's back to a 44.

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kerri. >> thank you so much. we begin this morning with a vehicle when he didn't want to sit in traffic. katie brace has is the latest on the investigation. >> sitting in traffic was apparently not what deputy commissioner matt was willing to do in the sea port district. he inappropriately used his lights and sirens on a state vehicle and resigned friday. this is not the first time he has found himself in trouble. >> the governor has to be careful about the entitlement mentality that has motivated this particular guy. >> his boss used dcr resources for a private july 3 party and had to reimburse the state and were suspended without pay for a week. >> big take away is it's always been a haven for party regulars, loyalists. had with this guy is not untypical. >> he was a member of charlie baker's election team and appointed him to the $112,000 a year gig and endorsed him for a seat on the republican committee. governor baker is disappointed to learn of the deputy commissioner's poor judgment in inappropriately usin

harris: it sounds like you gave him a talking point. >> kerry did not get asked that question in thenterview in question. sow collusion with the media as well. harris: hurricane ma shoe movin- hurricane matthew moving up the east coast. people in jacksonville are being warned of a storm surge. the category 3 storm has knocked out electricity to a half million people. the syrian civil war just took a dire turn. a u.n. envoy warned aleppo could be in ruins with thousands of i industrialians killed, caught there. daniel, our guest today, not mincing words. calling aleppo obama's sir yea o we asked people to write down the things they love to do most on these balloons. travel with my daughter. roller derby. ♪ now give up half of 'em. do i have to? this is a tough financial choice we could face when we retire. but, if we start saving even just 1% more of our annual income... we could keep doing all the things we love. prudential. bring your challenges. we can't go back to the years of devastating cuts to public education. exactly why i urge you to vote yes on prop 55. prop 55 prevents $4

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bank, e-mail and election computer hacking have made headlines recently and secretary kerry said part of the reason he is here is to get answers. >> that's where we need all of you. this is the conversation we need to have. i do not come here with all of the anticipates to this, because a lot of this is uncharted territory. >> secretary kerry and other silicon valley leaders spoke at the menlo park conference. it continues tomorrow with leaders, including cheryl sand berg, uber's ceo. >>> facebook is breaking into the business market. today the menlo park company rolled out a communication tool called pork place. it will connect you to people in the company. employees can log on by computer and send texts or video messages to co-workers. facebook hopes it will cut down on e-mail. >>> no to napa. another set back for tiger woods, withdrawing from this week's golf tournament. he was supposed to play in napa. it would have been the first time he's played in a pga tour since last summer. but late this morning, woods posted on his website he's pulling out. woods has been battling a series

many people have criticized what secretary kerry has tried to do. when we had the cessation of hostilities, people got relief. opportunity to experience life away from the bombs. collapsed, this is your result. this is what is happening. bleakternatives are all in syria. but the opportunity of working something out with of the united states should not be rolled out because actually it may be the and way to end the fighting escalation. host: peter on the independent line. you are on with andrew parasiliti. good morning. guest: good morning. i would like to tell andrew, the big problem you will have now is this is just like the iraqi war and weapons of mass destruction. all the think takes funded by the industrial complexes and business bureaus that benefit when we go to war, the american people are starting to wake up. in take a look at isil syria, they were running wild until the russians got involved. what did the russians do? they bombed the oil supply. we have all this technology, 800 military bases over the world, and we could not stop isil and

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joined by their counterparts from 8 other nations in europe and the middle east, kerry and johnson saidd u.k. are weighing tougher economic sanctions on syria to pressure the government to halt its siege on rebel-held aleppo, syria's largest city. they also called for an immediate ceasefire in yemen's civil war. the iraqi army dropped tens of thousands of leaflets today over mosul, in advance of an anticipated military assault on the country's second largest city. mosul has been under the control of islamic state militants for two years, but for months the iraqi army, aided by the u.s., has been preparing to try to take the city back. the leaflets said civilians would not be targeted and warned them to stay away from iraqi army units and known isis locations in mosul. about 900 firefighters are working to contain a growing wildfire in nevada. the fire between reno and carson city has spread to more than five miles and is twenty percent contained. it has destroyed 40 homes and buildings and is threatening 500 more. the fire broke out friday and has been whipped by winds nearing 70 miles