mr. graham: one more time for governor jan brewer. wow, are we blessed. let us keep moving. the next person i would like to introduce you to if someone -- you have heard his story. he is here from arizona. he has a heart wrenching story. you may remember k let mueller who was kidnapped and killed by isis. is here to speak to you. let us welcome him to the stage. mr. mueller: good afternoon. first of all, i would like to thank the donald trump campaign for inviting me to speak this afternoon. and speak on behalf of the next president of the united states, donald j. trump. last nightinformed of this extraordinary opportunity to speak at this rally. with so little time to prepare, i do not have much to say but i felt that i would be remiss in my duty as an american if i did not take this opportunity to be a part of the change in the world i hope to see. mueller father of kayla , the 26-year-old humanitarian aid worker who were -- who was kidnapped by terrorists in syria. she was imprisoned and brutally tortured physically and mentally. she was held in solitary confinement for l

mr. graham: look, i do not want a gray zone either. the problem is that we ourselves created this gray zone, the cousin we declared at the nato summit in 2008 that ukraine and georgia would become members of nato at some unspecified future time, when it was quite clear that there were serious differences within the nato alliance about making that happen. , ourselves, created a situation and which there was a strong incentive for russia to take advantage of that gray zone. now it was their decision to do it. it was not our responsibility that they chose to do it. but we created that situation. i think we have to be honest with ourselves about that. graham: dealey point i would make is that russia is in the gray zone, so the question is, what do we do at this point to create the opportunities for the talking space you are about in ukraine and georgia? i think finding a way that you can take this or minimize the complication and engage with other countries is vitally important. that is the challenge today. it is not wishing that we did no

mr. graham: blame, blame, blame, but you have not saved a human life in syria. mr.r: i would like to carve out a safe zone. mr. graham: how are you prepared? there are no good options now, i agree, tom. but i would argue a military conflict with russia sort of borders among the worst options at this point. >> look, we may have a military conflict whether we want it or not. if they keep buzzing our planes and our ships, an accident or something intentional is going to happen before too long. >> and do you want to say a word here? >> if i may, i think the real tragedy of this situation is that things that could have been possible in the past are no longer possible now. >> right. >> and that really has foreclosed a lot of our opportunities. and look, let's be realistic. when you have a civil war, how do you get a negotiated solution to a civil war? you need all of the parties, simultaneously, to be strong enough that they're comfortable negotiating. but we -- weak enough that they might lose if they don't. that's a very narrow band to be in. you need everybody in that

franklin graham is one of those leaders who has met with mr. trump one-on-one. he has defended evangelicals who have decided to stick with trump, despite his latest controversies, and franklin graham joins me from boone, north carolina. mr. gram, nice to have you on. >> thank you, brooke. it's good to be with you. brooke i'm not a republican or democrat, i'm an independent, and i haven't endorsed officially anybody in this race. what i've been trying to do this election is to go cross the country and get people to pray. i've been to all 50 state capitals holding prayer rallies with over 250,000 people have joined me to pray for this country. brooke, people out there realize our country is in trouble. our country's broken. morally, spiritually, politically, economically, and it's going to take more than just one person to turn -- thrnthrnurn this thing around. i'm encouraging people to vote e especially in the election process. it's so important to vote. >> i wholeheartedly agree with you. when we have this conversation, you're not a republican or democrat. are yo

mr. graham, do you approve of what donald trump said about him last night?> actually, i think what's interesting is donald trump and senator mccain will have their jousting. that's the nature of the beast when it comes to politics and people start to go at each other. let me point out my job as chairman of the arizona republican party is to support all of our nominees. senator john mccain is my nominee. he won the primary handily and is up 17 points right now in the general election and did well in the debate. he will press forward and be our senator going forward. >> did you like it when donald trump said that last night? did you like it when donald trump said it? >> let me tell you, you get elected by your base and your mission is to try to unify everybody. obviously we want unification. we don't want this banter back and forth. it doesn't feel good going either direction. but the reality is that our mission is simple. when you see everybody, we started looking forward, we have to look past one individual and start thinking about the impact as if we lose a

mr. graham, welcome back. michelle obama coming to town on thursday.sage to the first lady? >> well, i'll tell you, she can be here and be entertaining but she's not going to move the needle as relates to the outcome on november 8th. we're confident given the groundswell we have and the voter registration and other elements that support good campaigning that her visit will entertain people but it won't be something that will move the needle to a victory for hillary clinton. >> what are the chances hillary clinton wins arizona? >> you know, you think about that all the time because you want to do everything you can to protect your state. you take everything serious. but really three major points to consider. one, voter registration, the state of arizona, the republicans have 175 voter -- 175,000 voter advantage over the democrats with the largest voting bloc. we have 21 active field offices. we've done about 1 million live phone calls. we've got 12,000 volvolunteers. arizona's a red state because people engage in the base. it may be tied in the polls. b

mr. graham: when i -- gov.ccrory: when i came into office, north carolina's unemployment was the fifth highest in the united states of america. 9.4% adjusted at 8.9%. we have had one of the greatest economic recoveries down to about 4.7%, below the national average. they saidirst year, governor, you are still not below south carolina. betternomy is so much than it was three years ago. is it good enough? absolutely not. one thing we found out when we came into office was that we owed $2.6 billion for unemployment and we were about to tax small businesses more for unemployment. that was the solution of the liberal democrat. we had a $5 million this forecast.-- mis even south carolina was beating us. nikki haley even told me that we do not consider north carolina competition anymore. we had to make some immediate changes or we could keep trying the same things under my predecessor, beverly perdue and mike easley. we could have kept trying those things. we have had a great comeback but we need more. i am extremely

there's this tweet from senator lindsey graham who said mr.the party and country a great disqvc by continuing to suggest the outcome of this election is out of his hands and rigged against him. if he loses it's not because the system is rigged. it is because he is a failed candidate. we'll have more reaction in the next half hour. >>> new jersey legislators will consider getting themselves the power to compel new jersey transit officials to testify. state lawmakers are investigating what happened in hoboken last month. one woman died and more than 100 others were hurt. it comes after the unprecedented view of safety data saying nj transit had more fines than any other computer system in the last six years. >>> new jersey's chris christie will likely not appear in court -- a court filing said the governor will appear. but a source for christie says it's unlikely. last week, the judge ruled there was probable cause for official misconduct by the governor related to the bridge closures in 2013. yesterday, an attorney signed the stipulation that t

mr. graham. i'm bias -- during first debate hillary mentioned that obama inherented a mass, but last i remember is that -- are you still there? >> yeah, we're on go ahead. >> okay. okay i'm sorry about that. >> that we put democrats in control in 2006. the -- to keep the economy from falling apart which she said barack obama inherited -- if that's true george w. bush inherited the war and this is for clinton infidelity coming into play because if he would have had his mind on the country instead of hands on monica twin towers would be still standing, never would have went into afghanistan and never would have went into iraq. hillary -- >> guest respond. >> i think it is interesting in a sense and that is that congress never gets really blamed for the economy. we have a tendency where we talk about the economy and news media it is really the president's issue. and that had is not fair no matter who president is, obviously, the economy is a very big thing. but yeah i think that a lot of times that

graham. no, she's looking forward. well, sure. yeah. of course. we'll talk beforehand. of course not. good night. the illustrious mr. wells. the thing about graham is everything's "we." "we have to start thinking about this. we have to cultivate that." where are we going on the 15th? he wants us for dinner. [ laughs ] what? nothing. it just -- it was just the way you said it. i have never lost a woman because i shot her snake. that's the excitement of cop work, lover. shoot something new every day of the week. you got an inappropriate sense of humor. there was a deep, sensual attractiti between me and that woman. all i know is i never liked that snake. well, phantom of the opera. oh, funny, huh? i got this silly hang-up with trying to keep my face attached to the rest of my body. quit worrying,g,id. your two pals are off the roster. bobby and darnell? what happened? somebody croaked them. would i be wrong in guessing that it was a certain large, colored persoso still being investigated. here. there's only $50 there. yeah, and i bet the other buck and a half what, are you writing a book? oh. bad answer. lieutenant. excuse us

graham. the south carolina republican said mr.ump is doing the party and country a great disservice by continuing to suggest that the outcome of this election is out of his hands and rigged against him. if he loses, it will not be because the system is rigged but because he is a failed candidate. we'll have more reaction from the spin room ahead in the next half hour. >>> happening today, new jersey lettingers will consider giving themselves the power to compel to testify. state investigators are investigating a crash that happened in hoboken last month. one woman died more than 100 others were hurt. the long investigation comes after a review of safety data that showed nj transit had more accidents and any other commuter railroad nationwide over the past five years. >>> 65 degrees right now. new jersey governor chris christie will likely not appear in court next month to answer the citizen's criminal complaint related to bridgegate. a court filing says a governor will appear. but a source close to the case says it is unlikely. la

graham. during this debate mr. trump is doing the party and country a great disservice.t is out of his hands and rigged against him. if he loses, it will not be because the system is rigged, but because he failed as a candidate. this is what your fellow republicans are saying. >> they may be my fellow republicans, but i do not share their views. and the views of the rest of america. donald trump is the presidential candidate of the american people. he is not going to be behold into the republican party or the democrat party. i personally believe that that is exactly what we need in the president. we need that person in the oval office who is not going to be e beholden to any political party and special interest groups. he is going to do what is right for america. and like i said, he is a businessman and that was the answer that he gave. you know, just because he's running for president doesn't turn him into a slick, corrupt politician like hillary clinton. >> so, what if he doesn't win? what if he loses and says he doesn't accept that. then what? >> well, you know, fair

. >>> hillary clinton came to san francisco today and abc7 news was at bill graham civic auditorium. before the rally, mrs. clinton made a last minute stop to thank her volunteers. we're live with the story. lyanne? >> reporter: clinton supporters told me they wish this campaign were over. they're very tired of the negative campaign, but somehow, hillary clinton managed to energize them today. hillary clinton hailed san francisco for leading the way with its paid family leave ordinance. >> let's make paid family leave earned sick days and affordable child care a reality for all americans no matter where they live. >> thousands waited to get inside of the bill gam civic auditorium. you can see the line wrapped around the civic center plaza. supporters laughed when hillary clinton talked about attacks by donald trump, saying she uderstands how it may cause people to turn away and watch cat gifs. >> i've watched cats do weird and interesting things. >> reporter: clinton made a stop in san francisco to thank volume hundred tears for their work. >> she was thanking us, telling us to go high and that this is ab

here >>> hillary clinton came to san francisco today and abc7 news was at bill graham civic auditorium. before the rally, mrs. clinton made a last minute stop to thank her volunteers. we're live with the story. lyanne? >> reporter: clinton supporters told me they wish this campaign were over. they're very tired of the negative campaign, but somehow, hillary clinton managed to energize them today. hillary clinton hailed san francisco for leading the way with its paid family leave ordinance. >> let's make paid family leave earned sick days and affordable child care a reality for all americans no matter where they live. >> thousands waited to get inside of the bill gam civic auditorium. you can see the line wrapped around the civic center plaza. supporters laughed when hillary clinton talked about attacks by donald trump, saying she uderstands how it may cause people to turn away and watch cat gifs. >> i've watched cats do weird and interesting things. >> reporter: clinton made a stop in san francisco to thank volume hundred tears for their work. >> she was thanking us, telling us to go high and that this is ab

mr. tim graham that if obama had said half the things that donald trump is saying about women, if obama had that, if obama had said different things about what people, would he be president? i want you to be honest. with you be president -- would he be president? wise it soaks up for donald trump to say these things about muslims, black people retarded people? if obama had said half those things, would he not be indicted? would republicans not want to impeach him? host: sorry, did not need to cut you off so fast. guest: there are clips of tape that conservatives and republicans would have wanted them to talk about, but they did not want to talk about them. it's starting with the whole question of reverend wright and his sermons. those came very late in the primary cycle in 2008. when they did, the media came to it a very protective way. they came to try to explain away why barack obama would go to this man's church, where he cheered on 9/11 as the chickens coming home to risk. should that have been a problem for obama? i think so, but the news media decided would not be a problem. i did a s

and senator lindsey graham said, during this debate, mr.rump is doing the party and country a great disservice. if he loses, it's not because the system is rigged but because he failed as a candidate. but trump's surrogates are likening his answer to another disputed race in recent history, the election of 2000, when a razor thin margin in florida led to a recount and democrat al gore waited 36 days before conceding to republican george w. bush. >> you remember al gore in 2000? nobody says ahead of time that they're going to contest the election, but al gore did. for many days. in fact, he retracted his concession. it was pouring rain in austin. he conceded to george w. bush. then he retracted his concession and went all the way to the supreme court. >> he said he would not give in to whatever the result was if he didn't think it was fairly done. that's what al gore did. did he accept the results? he challenged the election. it was a very razor thin election, and he challenged it. >> if the election is too close, of course he wouldn't accep

mr. loving jr.: the fellow who puts together these lectures is named graham, and he has a title that means a lot to me -- he is editor of the societies quarterly magazine. i was privileged to know virginia's death. i worked with him. is the temp -- contemporaries called him -- for the rest of us, it was mr. dabney. iwill never forget the things learned writing editorials on occasion for him, and just serving with him. the most notable was back in the mid-60's i was a business editor. i wrote an editorial about the penn central merger, which was then pending. i referred to the chairman of the pennsylvania railroad, stewart saunders, as they form a -- former virginia and. -- virginia and. mr. dabney came into my office the next day and he said rush, there is a good editorial. i am going to run it, but you must understand one thing, when you were born a virginian, you are always a virginian, and coming here to the virginia historical society brings back many fond memories because when i was a senior at the university of richmond, history major, i researched my senior thesis here, and won a prize for i

. >> and senator lindsey graham said during this debate mr.rump is doing the party and country a great disservice. if he loses it will not be because the system is rigged but because he failed as a candid e candidate. >> all three of those republicans have never supported donald trump, correct? >> no none of them. >> but trump's top campaign surrogates are like thing his answer on waiting to see what happens to another disrupted race in recent history, the election in 2000. remember that? when a razor thin margin in florida led to a recount and democrat al gore waited 36 days before conceding to republican george w. bush. >> do you remember al gore in 2000? nobody says ahead of time that they are going to contest the election but al gore did. in fact, he retracted his concession, i remember it was pouring rain in austin, he conceded the election to george w. bush and then retracted his concession and wept all the way to the supreme court. >> he said he would not give in so whatever the result were if he didn't think it were fairly done. that's

mr. wells, told me? mm-hmm. promise not to get a swelled head? what did graham have to say? graham said, "your husband has marvelous presence." mmm. i said, "graham, you're preaching among the converted." mmm. relax, furillo. enjoy the ride. don't change the subject. [ both laugh ] that's them now. hi, annie. george foster, foster and sons mortuary, sir. is this the departed? my assistant will bring the car around, sir. trip all right? it was fine. how's uncle cy? oh, he has his aches and pains. you'll see him back at the house. i was planning on you staying with us. appreciate it. welcome home, leland. leland? you didn't know that your daddy's first name was leland? where did "reggie" come from? ald hill. i used to say your daddy had a bank president's name and a bank robber's heart. [ both laugh ] i'm glad you've brought him here. there's nowhere else to bring him, annie. appreciate the rhythm, guid. the kid i'm paired with now don't know the play. yeah. all right, let's get it off our chests. what part don't you know about, tommy? what part do i have to tell you? i didn't

mr. hill shot and killed go is a photo of the gunmen, when he struck again at two different locations, or the heather graham they spread out and spotted the 20-year-old cleanup the dollar general on sunday. shooting more peoplele h we don know what going through his mind, so had to do everything to stop him before he hurt anybody else.. >> dave young terry will be arraigned today in municipal court, on a stream of charges. school festival, turns into a somber celebration as they remember the life of a classmat who died in accident,t,s remembering the 9-year-old. student at rush with elementary they say monday she was killed when the car she was in turn in front of a pickup truck on east washington street in bainbridge, to relatives in the other drive were injured the police say tha it remains under investigation but do not believe drugs or tonight, the candidates face-off in their third and finalt presidential debate in las vegas and new polling numbers that show workdeol the races nos caroline shively reports las vegas.. most polls show in question with a pretty healthy lead,os donald trump's open for deba

linds lindsey graham saying like most americans i have confidence in the election system. during the debate, mr. trump is doing the party and country a great disservice by continuing to say the election is out of his hands and rigged against him. if he loses, it will not be because the system is rigged, but because he failed as a candidate. clearly that remark overshadowing the conversation. and putting republicans in a difficult spot going forward. chris and alisyn. >> you saw a division, manu, of the party saying through reince priebus and now kellyanne conway. team trump wants to keep u suspense to this. obviously we do a poll overnight to figure out what happened. these polls are scientific, but they are different. they overnight. 52% to 39%. that means that clinton won all three of them, according to our poll. more than half polled say the debate is not going to change their minds. 88% of people say nothing will change their mind about who they will vote for. you see trump and clinton split on the debate. made you more likely to vote for. a little bit of a subtle indication there. the deba

south carolina republican senator lindsey graham, like most americans vicon fiddence in our democracy and election system, during this debate mroing the party a great disservice. if he loses it will not be because the system is rigged, but because he failed as a candidate. ben, you wanted to correct something about -- we talked about earlier with regard to the rnc's position. >> first of all a real politic observation is what donald trump's remarks will do. we'll ha will have the exact opposite of what he's intended. he's given the democrats a terrific get out the vote mechanism to make more democrats who are not enthusiastic about hillary clinton and will increase democratic turnout. but in terms of what we talked about earlier on the air, the rnc doing a voter fraud program, that is not true. i've been told by the top council for both the campaign and the rnc, that rnc is abiding by the decent decrease and it is not the least bit involved in poll-watching programs. >> what do you think reince priebus will say, because i don't think he's spoken out yet, about trump nonaccepting? >> i talked to him. i caught him afterwards. he

it is the year that alexander graham bell had his success in communicating with his mr. watson through his pioneering efforts with the telephone. it is the year of the -- and this is -- i hope not forecasting what this year may bring us, but it is the year of the hayes-tilden presidential contest -- one of the most bitterly disputed in american history, that ended up hanging up on the disputed electoral ballots of south carolina, louisiana, and, wait for it -- florida. [laughter] mr. blodgett: it is the year of britain andion in the united states of the adventures of tom sawyer, and, ourourse, as i am sure distinguished panelists will elaborate on, it is intriguing grand how those two meteors of 19th-century american letters would intertwine themselves over time. most intriguingly, at least to me as an historian of the west, it is also the year in which george armstrong custer, on june 25 of that year, two and then mileshan -- less than two -- months later, wild bill transferred into american mythology, entering the great pantheon of americans who are winners by virtue o

graham. like most americans, i have confidence in our democracy and election system. during this debate, mr. trump is doing the party and the country a great disservice by continuing to suggest the outcome of this election is out of his hands and rigged against it. if he loses, it will not be because the system is rigged but because he failed as the candidate. lindsey graham, republican from south carolina. hugh hewitt is with us from laos. there is a moment when michael j. fox is on the phone with a member of congress and he says to that member of congress, it's just you and me. in effect, what's it going to be. on what many people will see the disqualifying point of contention here, where do you come down on donald trump tonight? >> the moment i thought he went 14 out of 15 rounds. he hit himself in the head and knocked himself out to express a contingent acceptance of the result. as chris matthews noted, he might have phrased it in a way na says, if there is a state that is contested by a small number of votes, i will, like al gore contest that state. he didn't say that. the contingent n

mr. trump. >> christin ayers, kpix 5. >> democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton has a fundraising stop today in the bay area. she is expected to be part of a luncheon event at the bill graham civic auditorium in san francisco. >>> the antisecrecy groups wikileaks has released thousands of more emails from clinton's campaign chairman. some say her staffers were concerned about her electability if the republicans were to nominate someone other than donald trump. meanwhile, trump told supporters in florida yesterday, isis is hoping clinton is elected president so it can take over the u.s. >> the election of hillary clinton would lead, in my opinion, to the almost total destruction of our country as we know it. >> they are going to use a, quote, scorched earth strategy. that's all they have left, pure negativity, pessimism. >> clinton is now openly urging disgruntled republicans to support her. >>> now let's talk about something we can all agree on. rain is coming. >> right. >> rain is coming. >> the weather service has 100% chance of rain. we're already seeing it. i can guarantee there will be rain in the state of california over the next 24 hours. we are likely going to get

mr. es of e-mails, he has a responsibility. >> he'll come out swinging? >> i think so. >> party chairman from arizona, republican party chairman, robert graham. >>> coming up, billionaire caught in the middle. casino king steve wynn considered donald trump and hillary clinton to be his friends. will tonight's debate help him pick who he decides to put his chips behind? i'll ask him when our special live coverage continues right here from las vegas. share the joy of real cream... ...with reddi-wip. on a perfect car, then smash it into a tree. your insurance company raises your rates. maybe you should've done more research on them. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. and if you do have an accident, our claims centers are available to assist you 24/7. call for a free quote today. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. >>> looking at live pictures coming from from laguna, california, where ivanka trump is the featured singer at a fortune magazine summit conference, mow powerful women. she'll take the stage shortly. we'll monitor that. she expected to be here in las vegas later to

mr. want to ask tim graham that if obama had said half the things that donald trump is saying about womena had said different things about what people, would he be president? i want you to be honest. with you be president -- would he be president? wise it soaks up for donald trump to say these things about muslims, black people, retarded people? if obama had said half those things, would he not be indicted? would republicans not want to impeach him? host: sorry, did not need to cut you off so fast. tape: there are clips of that conservatives and republicans would have wanted them to talk about, but they did not want to talk about them. it's starting with the whole question of reverend wright and his sermons. those came very late in the primary cycle in 2008. when they did, the media came to it a very protective way. awaycame to try to explain why barack obama would go to this man's church, where he cheered on 9/11 as the chickens coming home to risk. should that have been a problem for obama? i think so, but the news media decided would not be a problem. i did a special report on how the

mr. trump attacks women and demeans the women in our nation and in our society, that's a point where i just have to part company. i might write in lindsey graham good friend of mine. a lot of people like him. >> doomsday scenario. hillary clinton painting the final weeks of the election in sobering terms telling the "new york times" i'm the last thing standing between you and the apocalypse. today she's in florida with an unlikely ally trying to capitalize on her rival's october stumbles. >> on the day that i was in the situation room watching the raid that brought osama bin laden to justice, he was hosting "celebrity apprentice." so if he wants to talk about what we have been doing the last 30 years, bring it on. >>> good day. i'm peter alexander in today for my friend andrea mitchell. donald trump is proving to be an

mrs. clinton: we cannot send climate defeatists and deniers to the white house. mark: they hope the climate change activism will convince young voters not to support third-party candidates. inn mccain might write senator lindsey grahamnt. he revoked his endorsement of donald trump after the video surfaced of trump talking about groping women and making other vulgar comments. hurricane nicole has reformed in the atlantic and is threatening bermuda. the storm has maximum sustained winds of 75 miles per hour. officials say nicole poses a serious threat with possible hurricane force winds hitting the island late wednesday. the pentagon says it is considering what military response it could take against yemeni rebels who may have launched two missiles an american warships in the red sea. pentagon officials say iranian launched it at the uss mason and another ship. withoutinto the water incident. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. crumpton, here is bloomberg. julie, back to you. a quick recap of today's market action with a sharp plunge in stocks. health care shares leading the line we saw, only 23 stocks in the s&p 500 closed higher. nasdaq off the most,

mr. trump on a topic like this is dangerous." >>> hillary clinton will be back in san francisco, holding a bay area fund raiser at the bill grahamivic auditorium around noon. all but $250 general seating tickets are sold out. she's dealing with new hacker e- mails released that show she referred to the catholic religion as a middle ages dictatorship. political researchers say hillary clinton's lead has grown since the last presidential debate. the real clear politics average shows she has a 6% lead over trump. last time trump had the lead in the average of major polls was the end of july. >> in many states across the country, early voting is already underway. there are reports of an increase in voter turn out. tom vacar is trying to get an idea of how many people are actually showing up for early voting. >> we just opened up so we are about to see what we can find on you. a lot of people have been registered and a lot of people are voting by mail. a lot of people are thinking about this election. this is a very important thing to think about because you must be registered if you want to vote by the 24th. voting has been going si

senator lindsey graham says donald trump is doing the country a "great disservice by selection the election is rigged." twitter says that mrthe subject of nearly 60% of the tweets said about the candidates . the social media platforms as the top tweeted moment was when donald trump and hillary clinton's discussion about the treatment of women, the second-most tweeted was donald trump's refusal to say if he will accept the results of the election should he lose. iraqi special forces has joined the battle to retake mosul from the islamic state. were aided by air strikes and artillery from the us-led coalition. the attack is now in day number four. a scientist at the european space agency are downplaying the likely lost of its mars lander. they say a wealth of data sent back by the experimental promo help them prepare for a future mission to the red planet. the lander was designed mainly to test technology for european robotic mission to mars in 2020. data shows and enter the atmosphere as planned, but the signal was lost shortly before the expected touchdown. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more 2600 journalists and a

mr. clemons: i heard a rumor that vladimir putin and sergei lambro -- lavrov are watching johnnd lindsey graham and mccain are, as well. what would you like to communicate to the world and the parties about syria that they may not have heard. there is kerry: absolutely no way possible to exceed -- to communicate with those four people in the room. i will take -- i will take on a lot of challenges, but syria is g i'veplicated as anythin ever seen in public life, in the sense that there are about wars going on at the same time. kurd against kurd, turkey, saudi arabia, iran, sunni, shiite, everyone against isil, mixed up separate -- sectarian and civil war and strategic and proxies, so it is very, very difficult to be able to align forces. mr. clemons: why did you think you could get a cease-fire yucca .ecretary kerry: we got one we got one that held for a number of weeks. and now this one was interrupted differenty tragic kinds of events. one was a mistake, the other was the destruction of 18 u.n. humanitarian trucks. which is hard under any circumstances to find a rationale or an excuse for. i u