graham predicts an american city in flames if obama doesn't go to war in iraq senator lindsey graham republican from south carolina warned on sunday that militants in iraq and syria would attack the u.s. mainland if president barack obama did not immediately take military action to stop them i think of an american city in flames because of the terrorist ability to operate in syria and iraq graham told fox news host chris wallace this is amazing propaganda some fox news as solid as lindsey graham is a is a propagandist and the idea that if they don't bomb iraq the american cities will be in flames just feeds into the propaganda that we need to keep financing the war machine that has its nexus here on wall street and lindsey graham is really a shameless war provoker and this idea that he puts forward that unless there is a continuation of the status quo of free money for warmongers then suddenly we have to worry about all kinds of consequences that we can't deal with and they keep pulling out the same men you know nine eleven bogeyman or this boogie man and they've killed all the boogi

a new statement from lindsey graham.l the president's policy in the middle east disastrous. fran townsend is joining us right now. friend, you worked in the bush administration. you were an adviser on homeland security. it shouldn't be that surprising that lindsey graham, john mccain, they hated the president's position in withdrawaling all u.s. troops from iraq in 2012. they wanted some u.s. troops to remain. the president says the iraqi government of nuri al maliki refused to give those troops immunity, and as a result, the u.s. had no choice. lindsey graham and john mccain said the president just wanted those troops out. didn't fight the iraqi government of nuri al maliki very hard. what do you say? >> wolf, i actually think their statement, i agree with the idea that we need a more comprehensive strategy to address and degrade isis, but perhaps for different reasons than john mccain and lindsey graham. i don't know. my real concern here is we need to degrade isis because of the direct threat to the united states. the

graham these two boogie men lindsey graham is a terrorist actually i want to look at some of the more manged. i mean sort of establishment media here and even they are starting to question this never ending war and what is doing to the empire let's look at these two have lines here the first one is from the new republic and they say the u.s. airstrikes in northern iraq are all about oil they mention that when barack obama was saying we're going to stop bombing iraq in order to save some people on a mountain with the one thing he didn't mention they said was oil but let that lies near the center of the american cause for intervention in iraq they say because the united states is conducting air drops to the is edis who have fled the advance of islamic state militants but it is conducting air strikes around herbal which is to the east and erbil is the capital of kurdistan the kurdish area and that is where the oil rich area is so they don't want them to gain control of that wailed member tony blair in the lead up to the iraq war it's not about blood for oil even two million people are on

. >> linld si, i disagree -- lindsey, i disagree. i'll go to lindsey because she's out there. we don't export that much to europe. i understand the fear, todd, about germany, but the reality is we don't import much russian oil, if any. we don't export a lot to europe, it's a small percentage, i don't see the hit. is there a connection that i'm missing. >> remember too that the forecast for second half gdp in the u.s. has been very little changed. so we talk about the good reports that we've seen as of late, and sure, an extra two tenths of growth is a welcomed step in the right direction, but we're averaging that off of a very deep decline this start of the year. we're growing it about an average 1% pace. and we didn't see change in terms of the composition when we talk about consumption. again, it's a step up from the start of the year, but a far cry from the 4% level we saw in the second half of 2013. going forward, very little has changed. regardless of what's happening overseas. >> do you want know answer that? >> please, go ahead, answer that or my combative nature. >> sh

in south carolina, lindsey graham faced six republican rivals, the busy we split up the vote and beat them by more than 40 points. in kansas, pat roberts got a big scare winning the primary. the mississippi the rivals still trying to get the results of the race overturned. that is 7% of the candidates have win a lot of open seas like nebraska, oregon, so they have been contributing winners but have not been able to knock off the incumbents. heather: thank you, carl pitt jon: to americans continue to improve after contracting ebol ebola. what they're doing to keep the largest recorded out rake from spreading further. new fighting on the gaza strip as hamas hits a cease-fire with new rocket attacks on israel. the latest in a live report from the israel-gaza border. plus as a pentagon announces new airstrikes in iraq launch on the george h to be bush, one military sources telling fox news about how the attack is changing the situation on the ground

graham predicts an american city in flames if obama doesn't go to war in iraq senator lindsey graham republican from south carolina warned on sunday that militants in iraq and syria would attack the u.s. mainland if president barack obama did not immediately take military action to stop them i think of an american city in flames because of the terrorist ability to operate in syria and iraq graham told fox news host chris wallace this is amazing propaganda some fox news as solid as lindsey graham.

for "nightline," i'm lindsey davis in new york. >> thank you for joining us on abc news, world news now up soon with overnight breaking news. tune in to good morning america tomorrow, and as always, we're on line. okay, ma, here you go. happy birthday. oh! this one's from me, robert, and dad. oh, a present from my sweet, sweet boys. and frank. ( gasps ) oh! my mother had figurines like these, and i used to stare at them, hoping that maybe, when i grew up, they could be mine. but one day, they all broke. my mother fell into them when i told her i was marrying franknk. but now i have my very own set. oh, thank you so much. ah, you're welcome. oh, thank you. come here, frank. let's not ruin the moment. oh, my... you spent so much. ma, don't worry about that, all ght? but $240? those things cosost $240? it's fine, robert. no, no, no. well, wait a minute-- how me you told me and dad that we only had to pay $30 each, while you paid one-- one hundred--- while you paid the rest?

for "nightline," i'm lindsey davis in new york. >> thank you for joining us on abc news, world news nowing up soon with overnight breaking news. tune in to good morning america tomorrow, and as always, we're on line.

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joining me in the studio is vocativ reporter lindsey snell and zach iscol, ceo of higher purpose. you've been on the ground. how effective a partnership is that for the united states? >> well, the peshmerga are sort of the fighters that are part of the kurdish demographic of iraq. and they are storied warriors. one of the issues we do have, though, is they haven't really been in combat the way that they were in the 1980s and 1990s. these are the mountain warriors, the guerrilla warriors that stood against saddam hussein throughout the 1980s and early 1990s. they are storied warriors. but many of the younger men who are now making up the peshmerga have not been in active combat the way they were 30 years ago. at the same time, the peshmerga were sort of the first iraqi unit that we would turn to earlier in the war when we were looking for iraqis to lead the fight. >> and lindsey, you also visited with kurdish peshmerga fighters. you went to their old air base in kirkuk. do they think this fight is winnable? >> ultimately they do, but they need help. they are desperately underarmed

lindsey i assume you've given us the correct interpretation of the mayor derivative. i believe you did to that pits us in a walked situation the unit 16 hundred square feet are in the range of what he want to protect we've heard seen a family standing in front of united states with who small unit and asked us that's fine you can't live will live in a 22 hundred square feet but everyone worked that out but with a child we're supposed to support family heirs i feel backing between a rock and hard place i've supportive of the mayors directive we'll asked how to with work the directive and in this case and i and i'm looking for help from commissioner president wu there is the emotional side of obviously wanting to supportive them but the directive is really a clear hindering block to make a decision to go outside the directive to support n this family i want to spell that out that's the reality. commissioner fong >> i surely agree with a fine balance while the the hot topic but try to keep families in san francisco and to me in this particular case this super soedz they'r

marissa gilbert, lindsey greenbush, dean butler, allison, matthew labortle and michael landon junior. welcome everybody. >> what was it like watching that clip? >> well i got teared in my eyes. first of all i'm sitting here with these three daughters really for the first time since michael's funeral. and then to see them come running and this one falling down it just kills me. i'm not really that sentimental. >> we heard you don't really even like a lot of people. kidding. >> so let's go down the line. right after she started, you started. >> yeah. i'm a cryer anyway and i'm also incredibly codependent so ma goes, i go, i guess. it's a very emotional experience because we were all together for so long. it was such an intense experience. we were a family there and to see it all again and to see it the way it was originally -- the way it was meant to be seen. >> you were nine when you started. >> i was nine when i started and 19 when it ended. >> how old were you when it started. >> 11. >> so you guys crew up there. did that feel like your childhood home when you look pa back at it. >>

lindsey lohan allowing tonight host jimmy fallon to dump a bucket of ice water on her headed in frontf a national televised audience. as part of that deal she challenged three other children. jared letto, and prince harry. >> i would say letto. >> i don't know, that doesn't make it right. >> prince harry, i don't know about that one. >> it's cold. >>> 4:49 right now, field troubles. new levi stadium dealing with sod issues. what the team told us late last night. >>> sod issues. all right, none of that in the north bay. we're looking at san rafael, smooth drive past the truck scales here. update on the crash we were talking about in cupertino coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> you're watch ugh "today in the bay." >>> hi my name is julie howard, principal at robert sander's elementary school. myself and all of our fabulous teachers want to the welcome our students to the 2014-'15 school year. >> this time of year makes me want to be a teacher. i think it's so much fun. what a great job. live look at san jose this morning and welcome back to school from principal julie howard at robert sanders's eleme

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graham predicts an american city in flames if obama doesn't go to war in iraq senator lindsey graham republican from south carolina warned on sunday that militants in iraq and syria would attack the u.s. mainland if.

lindsey davis, abc news, new york. >> thank you so much for watching.get "nightline" later and i'll see you tomorrow night. good night. forget "nightline" later and i'll see you tomorrow night. good night. >>> tonight, san bruno pipeline explosion. did pg&e mislead investigators? or was it a paper work error? >> another traffic stopping side show under investigation in the east bay. this one had fatal consequences >> a look at hunger in the bay area the economy is bouncing back. why are many families turning to the food bank? and the huge community thank you a week after his death. tonight what may be the largest standing ovation, ever, for robin williams. # >> pg&e is denying allegations on the san bruno pipeline investigation, insisting on what the government calls obstruction of justice is simply poor record keeping. >> tonight, pg&e is pleading not guilty to charges if convicted, facing record fines, however. >> the new indictment which the u.s. attorne imposed three weeks ago more than doubles the number of criminal charges executives did not have

jeffrey rosenberg from blackrock, lindsey, our own robert frank.nd for more on today's markets, martin fritsen and "fast money" trader brian kelly. welcome to everybody. marty, we wanted you today to kick us off talking about some of the pressure in the junk bonds space. is it your sense that that's a symptom of some of the broader troubles here for the market and what does it tell you about what happens come monday here as people evaluate over the weekend? >> well, high yields did especially poorly. i think people are concerned about the fed accelerating its timetable for hiking interest rates. ordinarily, that would actually favor high yield relative to high-quality bonds, but in fact, they did worse for the month. >> they certainly have. jeff, what is your view on this space and what's happening across credit? should people be worried about credit right now and what it portends for the stock market? >> what marty just said is that usually that should be good, but this is hardly any kind of usual credit market. what's happened here is that the va

first, republican lindsey graham of south carolina. a member of the armed services committee. senator, after president obama declared his new policy of air strikes and humanitarian air drops, you sent out this tweet. let's put it on the screen. the actions announced tonight will not turn the tide of battle. but president obama says we can't do that. we can't roll back isis, take the offensive measures that keane was talking about until we get an inclusive government in baghdad so all the factions in that country are joining in the fight. >> that's not accurate. when i look at the map that the general described, i think of the united states. i think of an american city in flames because of the terrorist ability to operate in syria and iraq. the director of national security, the fbi director, the director of homeland security has said that the isis presence in syria where hundreds of americans and thousands of european fighters have gone, represents a direct threat to the united states. and now their enclave in iraq. so mr. president, you have never once spoken directly to the

i'm lindsey france you're watching our team america. a seventy two hour humanitarian ceasefire disintegrated today just hours after the deal was struck the lol and fighting collapsed in an early morning exchange of fire that left at least five israeli soldiers and forty gaza residents dead the israeli military believes one of its soldiers was captured and two others killed in an attack hamas has denied responsibility israel and hamas both blame one another for this on the raveling the deal brokered by u.s. secretary of state john kerry and u.n. secretary general ban ki moon was meant as a chance to find a solution to the crisis as well as a reprieve for civilians to seek medical treatment bury their dead and return to their homes it marks at least the fourth humanitarian ceasefire to have collapsed within hours of its announcement kerry made a call on human hamas to release the captured soldier but hamas has publicly denied detaining that soldier more than one thousand four hundred fifty palestinians mostly civilians and sixty three isr

government to stop funding and arming the israelis are to use lindsey france was at the rally and brings us the details. bombs fall on gaza the death toll climbs relief doesn't calm and crowds gather to protest. after yet another failed humanitarian cease fire with the death toll in gaza climbing nearly each day since early july the thousands gathered here in front of the white house aren't only grieving they are impatient impatient because many of these people's relatives are the ones ducking for cover in gaza many of them are calling this more than just a war of weapons and ideology it's a war of rhetoric and perception representatives of this community here in washington say there are two choices for the future proceed the same as before organizing a protest each time bombs fall on gaza and lament the government to media bias or instigate an about face change the perceptions of who they are in the public in the media and in the government how can we be effective how can we influence the decision making here in this country because this obviously is not working us media's role is clear

i'm lindsey france you're watching r.t. america the u.s. is considering airstrikes and humanitarian airdrops in iraq today in response to thousands of religious minority groups suffering at the hands of jihadist militants who are running rampant across the country northwest tens of thousands of iraqis mostly from the. excuse me yazidi minority group are trapped on top of a barren mountaintop in iraq's north after sunni extremists encircled a group cutting them off from water and food islamic state in iraq and syria or isis have uprooted christians and religious minorities throughout the country and now the obama administration is debating how to respond option one is humanitarian airdrops with food and water which appears likely option two is targeted airstrikes despite reluctance by the president to get involved since isis began to threaten baghdad the u.s. says the country is now in need. and the violence is not reduced to the northeast take a look in and around baghdad a suicide attack killed at least twelve people today at a police chec

. >> senators lindsey graham and jack reed on where, when and what next in the battle against islamic terrorists. >>> plus -- >> any attempt by you, obama. >> reporter: the murderer had a british accent. have passport, may travel. with an alarming number of westerners joining the terrorist cause, we talk with britain's ambassador to the u.s., sir peter westmacott. >>> and missouri governor jay nixon joins us with the latest on the investigation into the shooting death of michael brown. >> then walking the beat and taking the heat. from dallas to detroit to the d.c. burbs, a conversation with three police chiefs on what went down in ferguson and what goes on behind the blue line. this is "state of the union." >>> good morning from washington, i'm candy crowley. first this morning, a powerful 6.1 magnitude earthquake strikes northern california. it's the strongest to hit the bay area since 1989. these are the images we're getting from residents in the area. i want to bring in one of those residents, cnn producer augie martin, he's on the phone from san francisco. i know, augie, it's jus

graham has senator lindsey graham . infamous neocon. republican senator. has come out and said basically isis is coming here here's what he had to say on t.v. this weekend. his responsibility as president is to defend this nation if he does not go on the offensive against i.s.i. yes whatever you want to call these guys they are coming here this is just not about baghdad this is just not about syria it is about our homeland and if we get attacked because he has no strategy to protect us then he will have committed a blunder for the ages so what lindsey graham seems to be saying to me is. isis is coming here and therefore. we have to go there and kick their butts but if we go there and engage them directly and we've already started that process but if we do it even more directly want they have much more of an incentive to come here and do something and you know where does this kind of logic lead us anyway i'm curious all three of your opinion this is sounds very familiar to you know because i think it happened before beca

robin williams derrick from cedar >> reporter: what an enormous loss and my condolences from lindsey >> reporter: my dear friend robin williams to the world would miss a decade of laughter that is from the great quincy jones. terrible >> reporter: from all accounts he was pure joy. by sarah silverman. >> reporter: pam? >> pam: we will continue to track this story on air and on line and we encourage you to stay with kron4 and swell as kron4 that come with any updates. >> jacqueline: you can see some of this tropical moisture getting a little bit closer to us. we do have a red flag warning grid the east bay and up and it's a lot along with the coast line not under this red flag warning grit expecting a thunderstorm to skirt the area. here is what you can't expect creek for about 6:00 it will be dry. training like me is the big threat. it is still drought that could start a fire due to the lighting grid we will keep you posted on this with an update coming up in just a little bit. >> pam: plus, up a rich and a st. louis suburb when a teenager on aren't the shot and killed by police. and

a lot of times, it's stuff that like lindsey and freeman don't even see.tten to the point where he's too old for me to freak out in the house because i don't want to traumatize him. >> dada. >> garrett knows of at least five soldiers from his battalion that have killed themselves since he's come home, five more if he counts drug overdoses, death by cop or others. he's one of 13 soldiers who will spend the next five and a half days at save a warrior. >> i'm expecting something to happen. the fact that i have a new family, i feel like the stakes are pretty high. if nothing changes, then i'll be all right, but i'll probably continue to, you know, just be unhappy in my mind. >> the stakes are high for everyone. >> love you. >> if this program doesn't work, he's going to kill himself, so i'm literally on barroworrowed right now. i was just looking at your credit report site. do you guys have identity theft protection? [ male voice ] i'm sorry, did you say identity distribution? no. protection. identity theft protection. you have selected identity distribution.

had a comment in general about the negative feedback we get from congress and senators mccaine and lindsey graham, whatever the president does. you know, he's aware of the, you know, the intelligence coming out of that area probably more than those two senators. what frustrates me is like a few weeks ago when the president was rescuing the yazidis from the mountain and hitting isis, they came out and said, well, you shouldn't reveal your strategy, how foolish. and now they turn it around this weekend and are demanding that he lay out his policy for them, you know. . it's just kind of silly how the politics are in this. now is the time as a cup tremendous we need to stand together and not attack our own president. especially after he's been threatened directly by the enemy. it seems that these guys are acti acting treasonist to me. i just wish we had more solidarity. next is a viewer from texas. good morning. as the president weighs options against isis, what should he do? caller, you're on the air. caller: thank you. thank you for taking my call. it's amazing -- for those american people s

. >> gracias lindsey.Á por el amor de acacia. >> aparte que tienes mucha tod mal queridos. >> tiene que haber alguien que te quiera en la novela. >> sÍ, luisa. estÁ profundamente enamorada pero yo abuso de ese amor. >> y a tu padre tambiÉn lo vamos a ver. >> Él va a ser el triÁngulo entre victoria ruffo, christian meyer y yo. >> mi padre! es raro! >> nunca he estado trabajando con Él. hemos estado en un proyecto juntos, juntos pero no revueltos. se va a sentir un poco extraÑo. >> cuÁl es el consejo que te ha dado? >> cinco palabras para ser exitoso en la vida tanto sentimental como laboralmente en la existencia, la persistencia, la consistencia, la resistencia y la humildad. son cinco palabras que maneja mucho y que creo en ellas y las he aplicado hasta ahora y creo que me han funcionado. >> gracias stephanie por tu informe. la nueva novela la mayorÍa ha dado mucho de que hablar asÍ que no se la pierdan aquÍ a las 10 de la noche. asÍ concluimos. regresamos a las 11 de la hoy es miÉrcoles 27 de agosto del 2

. >> reporter: jason allen, and lindsey kutchel.nce engaged to be married. >> we felt like god brought them together. >> reporter: it was ten years ago this week the couple was found dead, just north of jener. detectives say their bodies were on the beach, inside sleeping bags. both suffering gunshot wounds to the head. to this day, the killer, or killers have not been found. >> it's really hard to generalize, and say it's one type of person. >> reporter: today, sonoma county detective met with lindsey's parents. the two flew in from their hometown in ohio to mark the anniversary. >> it means so much that they're still loving our kids. >> we receive on average, one to two tips every week. >> reporter: but no arrests. they never return today their summer jobs as counselors at a christian youth camp. shot by an uncommon rifle. a marlin .45. their bodies were found at fish head beach, their car nearby. their possessions not disturbed. tonight, a message from a mom to a killer. >> you will some day pay a price. whether here on earth, or

for israel and the other supporting palestinians were also gatherings near the white house parties lindsey french before us from what. after yet another failed humanitarian cease fire in gaza the people here gathered for the free palestine protest in front of the white house are just grieving for the tragedy happening overseas they're also feeling a lot of in. patience in patience because their relatives are the ones ducking for cover in gaza and many of them say this is not just a war of weapons and of ideology it's also a war of rhetoric and perception while we're here because this is obviously a devastation that's going on right now in gaza and we're calling for an end to the conflict there the freeing of the siege also the end occupation that is all over the west bank and gaza and to really point out the fact that there is something that is immoral on justice and in equal that is going on here representatives of this community here in washington say that based on what we've seen so far just this summer alone there are two clans for moving forward from here a line is to proceed as befor

martha: lindsey graham slamming the president on his policy on iraq. the president admitting he underestimate these militants. we have the former director of the republican party and the former director for jon corzine. he says the president has no strategy and no vision. >> i think criticism of a president for foreign policy is fair. it happens for every president, particularly the right wing for this president. but what's unfair is only criticizing without any real answers. let's not forget the president's actions this weekend at the home seem to be working. the kurds have pushed back isis in two cities in iraq. and, you know, the horrible situation on mount season gentleman we have been able to bring in relief supplies and open up an escape route. there is going to be criticism on the left and the right. what republicans can't do is just criticize over and overagain. martha: this situation has been going on for three years. and to say you are surprised by it or the intelligence you were given gave you an unclear picture of it some people feel is dis

relatives best representatives for what needs to change in the perceptions of gaza and its residents lindsey fronts reporting for his part israel's prime minister is vowing to push along with a military operation in gaza quote no matter how much time or force it takes i spoke to james petra sees an expert on arab israeli relations he told me that israel enjoys support of some powerful backus destroyed all the work for civil and easily tricity water supply sewage systems making it unlivable because the ultimate goal is exclusively jewish israeli story and want to drive the entire homeless today and people in the. region the world. is shark but there's no one that's raising a hand to town the israelis you will pay a price for this but not me i was also called for the international community to stand by israel before a come let's take a listen to that quick clip. responsible for more food. decent people who. stood with as little. with as little as it unfolds almost. always who. is in the those who it was because. it was group of us understood james will they stand with israel. the question is w

synergy between the too little, too late critique that you hear from iraqis and from john mccain, lindseym, neocons. there's an agreement on this. there is, though. >> all right. >> my question is, would more earlier be better? because if there was more earlier, my sense is we would be having a whole other set of discussions about what a cluster -- >> in defense of iraqis, john mccain and lindsey graham are talking about more bombs and not diplomatic pushes for stuff like, say, cutting off more arms to maliki unless he creates inclusive government and things like that. >> that's true. the question is how can the u.s. constructively intervene in the middle east? >> right. >> or not intervene? and the consistency of that is important. we an not look at iraq in an isolated way. iraq and isis and the division of the country right now is part of a longer strategy that includes saudi arabia, that includes egypt, that includes syria, jordan, and all the neighboring countries. america has to make that constructive decision. we're intervening in a constructive way where we look at the region and i

. >>> i'm nicole and lindsey, i like the fresh air. when we sign up, it's always so gratifying.want to be here. so i'm very excite ied to be here today. >> your volunteerism is appreciated most definitely. >> last year we were able to do 6,000 hours volunteering. without that we can't survive. volunteering is really important because we can't do this. it's important to understand and a concept of learning how to take care of this park. we have almost a 160 acres in the district 10 area. >> it's fun to come out here. >> we have a park. it's better to take some of the stuff off the fences so people can look at the park. >> the street, every time, our friends. >> i think everybody should give back. we are very fortunate. we are successful with the company and it's time to give back. it's a great place for us. the weather is nice. no rain. beautiful san francisco. >> it's a great way to be able to have fun and give back and walk away with a great feeling. for more opportunities we have volunteering every single day of the week. get in touch with the parks and recreation center so co

senators john mccain and lindsey graham right that isis must be confronted militarily. isis must behat confronted militarily. >> we must defeat isis. they are a direct threat overtime to the united states. >> many foreign fighters have joined isis' ranks. is thatar -- the fear passports will allow them to come back. we're going to keep our focus overseas. vladimir putin is calling for new talks to end the conflict in ukraine. putin said any talks should include the possibility of statehood for eastern and southern ukraine. more than 2600 people have died in fighting between ukraine and russian backed separatists. the conflict is expected to dominate discussions at this week posner nato summit in wales. on saturday, the european union gave russia one week to end its military intervention or face new sanctions. just ahead, eileen has the labor day forecast. >> we do still have some strong storms that are making their way through our area right now. the sky is looking really dark outside of the belfort furniture weather center. let me get you to live super doppler. the sev

being lindsey.ent was very odd and supported and embraced brennan at a time when the real question is, what did he know about this and when did he know it? before he learns about that he says he has confidence. we'll see if he still does in six months. >> lightning round here, just hours after the three-day cease-fire began between israel and hamas, just hours, i think it was 90 minutes they are now saying, hamas undertook this attack in which two israeli soldiers were killed and one was taken hostage. more than 50 palestinians were killed. question, what happens now? >> i don't think -- hamas wants war. i don't think any american, no normal american questions israel's moral right to defend itself ferociously. the question is will be it effective? i fear hamas wants war. why does hamas want war? >> the good news for israel -- from this experience today is that i think the pr table is turning against hamas, the president, president obama took steps to go more towards israel after his secretary of sta

so let me go back to your point there and read to you what lindsey graham and john mccain are saying about this tonight. >> i think that goes to the caution you're raising tonight, which is both strategically on the ground and politically in this nation if we reopen this, do we insight all this excitement to have a bigger conflict? >> yeah, that is one major question, which is once we start bombing and interfering in iraq, where is the line that we draw in the sand? how many air strikes are we going to accept? how many bombs are we going to drop? but more importantly is the realization that this situation -- >> i have to interrupt you, only because we're out of time. i would like to hear more from you soon. we'll have you back. we'll be back soon. even sara's shorts. those are mine. seriously? throw it all in... really? because tide cleans better. even in cold. with roc multi correxion 5 in 1. hydrate dryness, illuminate dullness, lift sagging, diminish the look of dark spots, and smooth the appearance of wrinkles. roc® multi correxion 5 in 1. high performance skincare™. now for a fl