marchin public is a diver that has confirmed that the vessel is badly corroded but the 2 environmental activists say no one is prepared to take responsibility. some people say that the past owners of the regs should be responsible some say that the countries in which waters he directs are responsible for taking actions of direct so that's this is basically why this is such a complicated issue because there is no clear definition of who is responsible and who should take action. the baltic sea bed is littered with potentially dangerous munitions. that the institute of oceanography and done research is are examining samples such as these rusty containers of chemical warfare agents tracked down by professor yardstick bodog ski. it's about 404242000 tons generally it's estimated like the major origin of it is in the home base in it's about 38240000 tons whereas about 2000 tons it's in the goat of differently but if some of them larchmont curled at the same time in a small amount but you will have a large release then you can have. disposal clouds moving 15 away and killing ever think all t

and not a sport of a different kind a testy little story in the town of so thought marchin in colombia about 170 kilometers north of the capital bogota locals and tourists gathered on a sports field to throw tomatoes at each other it's called a lot too much tina the event has taken place every year since 2004 at the time of the over and tomatoes are harvested similar festivals also take place in spain and in the united states. here's a recap of the top stories that we're following for you in savannah at least 13 people are reported to have been killed as the army moved in to break up the sit in outside its headquarters that's been going on for weeks the protesters are calling on the generals kind of a politic transition government. and u.s. president on campus metacritic elizabeth at the start of the state visit to the u.k. thousands of demonstrators are expected to turn out across london and other cities in britain to protest against the visit. coming up next in the news a shia. restrung memory terje us up the tournament square massacre a great percentage of china's population doesn't

senator marchin wants to leave the senate.p being in the senate and run for governor? >> if the senate is so good how come all the senators are trying to get out? for those of us who become energized and -- and really electrified by working with talented people and taking on things that people say rim possible and then getting them done, i -- i don't -- i can't -- the senate doesn't attract me at this point. just doesn't attract me. >> fanned you talk to his former colleagues, his governors, lamar alexander, joe manchin, mark warner, most say you'd rather be a chief executive than be in the united states senate. my question is this, not necessarily governor hickenlooper, some will not be successful in the presidential race l.some run for the senate then? >> the senate under mcconnell the last five months he boasts it's a legislative graveyard and it's -- he's having trouble on the republican side recruiting people to run in places like new hampshire. when you're not doing anything but investigate on cabinet, subcabinet level p

one of their top targets is the 24th congressional district currently held by republican kenny marchinrict that beto won. retired air force colonel kim olson released her ad. it went viral online. let's watch it. >> i was sent to the front lines of iraq to rebuild. i've got to tell you, it was a cluster. there was no reconstruction plan, no political foresight. our government couldn't even pay the security detail protecting americans. >> well, this morning she tweented colonel marvel tweeting. retired air force for duty. kim olson joins me now. i don't think i've ever used the word "cluster" the way you used it so provocatively, but you've got the right to do it. tell me, what about trump has edged you into this risky business of running for public office? what about trump? >> well, it's not just about trump, chris. and thanks for having me on the show. it's for kind of what it represents. that we have a nation in which those of us that wore the uniform swore an allegiance to the constitution of the united states of america, against all enemies, foreign and domestic. that i have that s

of the reasons we're seeing this hostility now, donald trump is marchin us to a far more dangerous situationhe took us out of a deal that tr gave us ansparency into their nuclear program and pushed bac a nuclear breakout 10, 20 ars and iran, we pulled them further and further into this crisis. we need to renegotiate and get back into a deal but i'm not going to have a primary platform to say unilaterally i'm going to join that deal. g en i'm president of the united states, i'm gointo do the best i can to secure this country and y at region and make sure if i have an opportunitto leverage a better deal, i'm going to do it. >> senator klobuchar, i'd like you to answer that question because you staid you would ti negoate yourself back into the iranian agreement. can you argue that that nuclear pact as it was ratified was a go idea? >> yes, it was. >> it was imperfect but it was a good deal for that momt. i would have worked to get lo nger sunset periods and that's temething we could negotia to get back in the deal.t but the poin, donald trump told us when he got out of it e that hwas going to g