kumbaya is not the right song. come together, together with those that have an interest in that area, and get to work on trying to prevent this radical group from taking over. that's what we have -- >> i was not talking about -- i was not talking about getting all of those other powers in the room. that, i agree with 16 100%. i'm talking about getting everybody in iraq in one room and suddenly then they're going to find a consensus. >> congressman rohrabacher, do you think that the kurds will defend their city, defend irbil? will they fight for it in the next couple days? >> sure, they will. we need to make sure they have the ammunition which we have denied them. we have supported a pro-mull la regime in kabul, in baghdad. >> people hear your argument. i think people figure the argument out. i think we have to help the kurds. thank you, congressman john guer garamendi. and congressman dana ror bara r rohrabacher. a great speechwriter for ronald reagan. we'll be right back after this. from the pros. find more real p

they get credit for it, i don't say it's at a point where everything will calm down and we'll sing kumbaya. it's a temporary low. stronger. >> before i let you go, i know that you said you were doing legal work here, and i know this there's something that you are set to announce here tonight. >> yes. >> tell me about it. >> i want to be the first to anuns it on al jazeera. on friday, at the u.s. district federal court house in the eastern district of missouri black lawyers for justice, on behalf of the victims of the first initial days when the ferguson police department, the militarized police forces, when they were running up on women children and helders, gassing them, arresting them, throwing them into gaol were filing a class action lawsuit on their behalf. to violate the constitutional rights. it is not just darren wilson and michael brown, but they will make plane that a systematic back pattern of discrimination in the police department. up. >> maleek, you'll give me the leave. >> we are working on the filing. we will release the filing on friday at 12 into. we'll be the first to ge

the titles of the leading the books about this period in which the 1968 election occurs kumbaya's america, apart. for example, a book titled "america divided." unraveling of"the america." 1960's: days, rage." of my book is a. not america coming apart but america holding together. not coming apart but holding together. i will return to that theme later in my talk. for the moment, let me acknowledge how great the strains on this comp -- on this country were in that year. think about some of the events that occurred in 1968 starting at the end of january with the ted of fences in vietnam was severely undermined public confidence in president lyndon b. johnson s conduct of the war. presidentar that from presidented kennedy but continued and escalated. in a late 90's of the seven on the eve of the year of wishing the election -- in late 1967 on the eve of the election i am talking about, they went around the country on a success of defensive making the case was finally turned the corner. that success was near. on january 30, which in vietnam that year was the start of a new year, new years in

at some point we'll sit around the camp fire, hold hands, sing kumbaya and figure out what to do about this cancer. >> you could hear sarcasm in karl rove's voice. the president did yesterday and today, josh earnest laid out a clear strategy, military strategy inside iraq. in fact, the u.s. military today conducting more air strikes there. they've now conducted 110 u.s. air strikes there. the pentagon tells us that's costing $7.5 million a day, julie. >> the president just landed here in the empire state to do some more fund-raising, right? >> i pressed josh earnest on that, how after saying yesterday he doesn't yet have this strategy formulated could the president be fund-raising in new york as well as rhode island today? josh earnest said you have a lot of responsibilities as president. he's trying to juggle all of them. he said that's why he delegates some of this to a national security team he has a lot of confidence in. obviously republicans have been criticizing the republicans and golf during vacation last week amid this crisis. now the fund-raising today. one last note, i know

come together with us and at some point we're going to sit around the camp fire, hold hands, sing kumbaya and figure out what to do about this cancer which i remind you less than eight months ago he was referring to as the jv. today i was appalled. i was appalled. >> apart from the fact that cancer -- the whole idea i wouldn't use cancer, but the malignancy aspect of it, not exactly the description i would use but here is what i thought was stunning. chuck todd asked him can you defeat isis without going after them in syria. a question everyone has been asking, and i read through the answer twice. president obama did not give an answer, and that's a very important issue. he needs to answer. secondly, he says what he is going to do is continue to support a moderate opposition inside of syria. well, moderate opposition is a bit of a problem since the moderate opposition is the group that got beaten by isil. they're not winning this battle, and some of them have even now joined with isil. it's not been an effective strategy to date. >> well, it hasn't been an effective strategy because he is

they get credit for it, i don't say it's at a point where everything will calm down and we'll sing kumbaya's a temporary low. the crowd will get bigger and stronger. >> before i let you go, i know that you said you were doing legal work here, and i know this there's something that you are set to announce here tonight. >> yes. >> tell me about it. >> i want to be the first to anuns it on al jazeera. on friday, at the u.s. district federal court house in the eastern district of missouri black lawyers for justice, on behalf of the victims of the first initial days when the ferguson police department, the militarized police forces, when they were running up on women children and helders, gassing them, arresting them, throwing them into gaol were filing a class action lawsuit on their behalf. to violate the constitutional rights. it is not just darren wilson and michael brown, but they will make plane that a systematic back pattern of discrimination in the police department. and that's why this think blew up. >> maleek, you'll give me the filing tonight, before you leave. >> we are working on t

tonight there was a great kumbaya moment, but what's missing are the angry, young people, mostly black, male and female, who are down about two miles, saying, kill the police! they're angry and they're seething, and that's what's missing here. we talk about the leadership. the people down there, and i feel like i'm a broken record, we talked eed about this severa times, no one is speaking to these young people. when they talk about leadership, they said national and local leaders are coming trying to get recognition. but what about them? there's so many unprecedented aspects here, particularly in st. louis with a history remaining calm and cool under these circumstances. to have the violence that we've had from the community, and also the police, launching tear gas canisters, firing rubber bullets. there's a lot going on here and the divide seems to only be widening. >> communities historically have very good reason to be suspicious of the aftermath of these kinds of killings. police and internal affairs divisions, police unions circle the wagons and run a protection racket for police

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>> i think president obama is awakening to the fact that say saying kumbaya and exploring an openness to the broader muslim world, that all these things are not -- have not panned out. i think he's aware of that. but i'm not certain i agree pree he's right and i'm wrong that president obama has decided these terrorists must be dealt with using all the tools available at the disposal of the u.s. president. our intelligence and diplomatic and public skills. but i'm not confident that's the case. i hope he's right. isil is not going to die off by itself. it won't die a natural death. it will require the steady application of american leadership to bring the world community to confronting this evil and destroying it. patti ann: new developments in the trial of former virginia governor. what's happening over there? corn oh yeah, that's the x4 platinum. the world's most "social" grill... social grill? did he just take a selfie? oh yeah. send photo. watch, he's gonna light it with an app. oh, gas... yeah kebob, one serving. get off your gas and grill with kingsford charcoal. bill: customers

let's call it kumbaya. hillary clinton and president obama will sit down. she said she first sorry because she did blast his foreign policy, prompting a prompt from his side of the political aisle. >> they'll be meeting over lobster rolls. yum. >> stay tuned. >> coming up in just two minutes from doha, the latest from iraq where more u.s. him tear advises are now on the ground. >> we'll be back here at 7:00 a.m. tomorrow. 7:00 a.m. tomorrow. >> announcer: this is al jazeera. >>> hello there. welcome to the newshour, i'm here from doha with the top stories. standing trial egypt's ousted president hosni mubarak denies ordering the killing of protesters. >>> nouri al-maliki still refuses to hand over power to his successor. >>> the u.n. urges the community to do more for

they are not protests that are a lot of kumbayas. they have a lot of problems with police. it's a deep problem in ferguson. once police started with the tear gas, things did get chaotic. that's the perfect word for it. it was chaos. it was intense. it was dramatic. people shouting, crying, scared, angry. all that mixed in one. it was a pretty crazy scene. >> what did you hear from protesters on the ground? you were there with them covering this scene whachlt did you hear from the protesters? >> while the tear gassing was happening or before that? >> throughout. throughout all of it. >> throughout? >> yeah. >> throughout, the root of it is people's problems with the police. they have deep grievances with the police. and they want things to change. they want harassment to stop. they want racial profiling to stop. they want police officers who know the area, who know the people and the community in that area so there's a better connection between people and officers. there's a feeling that the police are not one with the people there in ferguson. and that causes a lot of probl

have had a great, great week because vladimir putin in his speech yesterday, we're calling it his kumbayaest was very concerned about this convoy that you're talking about, 280 trucks. was it a trojan horse filled with military equipment instead of what they said was baby food, water, et cetera. and were they going to let inspectors on board. apparently they started letting ukrainian inspectors on board last night and this morning, so that appears to have de-escalated. that's helping the markets. at the same time, there are still thousands of troops amassed on the border even though one week ago today the foreign minister said the military exercises are over, so the fog of war continues completely. still, the bottom line the market is betting that russia is not going to invade ukraine in the near term. >> let us hope, michelle. all right, thank you so much. >> i like your convoy reference there. >> we've got a mighty convoy bucking all through the night, we've got a mighty convoy, ain't she a beautiful sight. >> perhaps one of the great lines of all time in the '70s. so we crash the gate