this is a position, by the way, which the obama administration has come to as well. today's paper, online -- "wall street journal," big front, page article why obama just doesn't seem to be getting a break. here he was, came into office hoping to promote more stability and peace around the world, wanting to built a new relationship with iran as a partner in the middle east, wanting to deal with climb change, wantings to restore normalizees relations with cuba and also to diem fa sites the role of america's military power and military presence around the world, and emphasizing instead diplomatic and economic engagement with the powers great and small that encompass the globe. yet, son of a gun, the article explains, despite obama's great hopes for this future, this bright new future around the world, instead what he has been hit with is the rise of russia, of china, as aggressive powers, in their respective regioned. the rise of isis this, disintegration of iraq, and the possible disintegration of afghanistan and what a shame it is and how frustrating it my be. our aut

reflecting on this spectacularly bad deal, i can only conclude that the obama administration officials prove to be weak negotiators because out of absolute desperation for a deal, almost any deal. these massive concessions to the iranian regime for so little in return were produced by this administration's knee-jerk aversion to the prospect of using military force, a preoccupation demonstrated by the constant rhetoric that we hear from the white house that the only alternative to this deal is war. mr. president, that claim is patently false. we canned should go back to the negotiating table. by reassembling the sanctions coalition that this agreement throws away will not be easy and may not even be fully possible. a nation as strong as ours still has plenty of tools at our disposal. our unparalleled economic and military might give us significant leverage to get a better deal, and we should not be misled by overly simplistic rhetoric to conclude otherwise. war is never a happy matter to contemplate, especially from a position of responsibility such as in the united states senate. in th

the obama administration failed to stop hundreds of americans from joining isis. >> let's get right to garrett tenney who is live with the latest details. good morning, garrett. >> good morning heather and ainsley. the obama administration failed to stop more than 150 americans who traveled overseas to join or try to join isis. this is by the house homeland security committee. the study also found that global efforts have failed to stop the flow of aspiring ji ahadists in syria which is described as the largest global conversion of jihadists. >> the president said this. >> our objective is clear. we will degrade and ultimately destroy isil. >> the report also found that the obama administration lacks a strategy to identify all who try to return to the u.s. to commit terror attacks. chairman of the house homeland security committee mike mccall says with more than 30,000 foreign fighters were 100 different countries joining isis the threat in the united states has never been greater. >> we have had 5,000 individuals with person passports so that's a great concern when it comess to visa w

see, in the 11th hour of negotiations, the ayatollah demanded it, sensing rightly that the obama administration was unlikely to object. mr. president, this deal is not the work of savvy negotiation. no, this deal is the product of desperate capitulation. for years, this administration has been dead set on reaching a deal, any deal with the mullahs in iran. and that's why they got the deal they did. an agreement that fulfills a wish list for the iranians and the sprawling network of terrorist groups including hezbollah, hamas, the houthis in yemen and bashar al-assad's tyrannical regime in syria. and what does the united states get in exchange? well, we get a promise from the ayatollah to abandon iran's 35 35-year quest for deliverable nuclear weapons, weapons they claif for -- crave, for the explicit purpose, as they put it, of wiping israel off the face of the earth and fulfilling their infamous motto -- death to america. evidently, this is good enough for the obama administration and for supporters of this deal. but it's not good enough for the american people. not even close. in fact, the pu

when the obama administration is negotiating with countries who need a deal more than we do the president of the united states surre surrenders. this administration has no red lines when the comes to negotiating. they will give away anything to get a deal. there have been too many concessions for anyone to be comfortable with this agreement, too many red flags, president obama cannot see the defects that are obvious in this plan. he refuses to see what is so clear to the american people. after this agreement, iran will be a nuclear threshold state and a military and industrial power. they will have the money to support terrorist around the world and more money than it has had in the past. it will have the freedom to pursue its nuclear ambition. even some democrats who have said they support the deal are doing so with great reservations. they say they know it is not a good deal but they say it is the only option we have got. well, that is not a good enough reason to accept all of the risk and all of the concessions that the obama administration allowed to this agreement. the president says

the obama administration i think is part of it. eleanor: we can't let a show go by without mentioning donald trumpet he's out there as a populist. he's for ending the special tax break and jeb bush has come out with a tax plan which still favors the rich. this is all part of the populist move about economists. john: what about the gentlemen you just mentioned? offensive i like some things trump says but that doesn't necessarily mean i think he'd be a good leader for the country. john: you don't think he could handle the presidency? have you seen his ratings? eleanor: he's 30% and i feel like his floor and ceiling are probably about the same. john: really? eleanor: i don't think an outsider candidate like that has a hard time to actually get the nomination although it's possible. tom: i think this is positive because as pat says, the people do sump when the bingse, these billion-dollar fines come onto then. who knows where the government spends that money but at the same time, yes, bring some responsibility. you see executive miscon

releasing detainees. >> congress is using it as a political punching bag, doesn't matter what the obama administration does congress wants to use this to score points off of the administration to say this is a national security threat that president obama is trying to make even worse and that's one of the reasons why guantanamo is still going to remain open and still so many people are there. >> after shaker aamer is released, there skill still be 110 left at guantanamo. 50 have been cleared for transfer. it is up to the obama administration that it is committed to closing guantanamo in part by transfer these men sooner rather than later. rosiland jordan, al jazeera, the state department. >>> failing to secure a new gas deal, would have guaranteed supplies from october to march with onward deliveries to europe. talks have been marred by the ongoing conflict in koreans ukraine. crrn. eastern ukraine. >> it's important to make sure there will be no cut in gas supplies. it became worse when after maidan, it became more difficult, prices were increased significantly, there were demands from russia to pay

it doesn't matter who is there or what the obama administration does. congress wants to use it to score points off the administration to say this is a national security threat that president barack obama is trying to make worse. that's a reason guantanamo bay will remain open and so many are there. >> after the release, there'll be 113 men held at guantanamo. 52 have been killed for transfer. it will be up to the obama to prove that it is admit to closing guantanamo by transferring the 52 men sooner rather than later >>> still to come on the show. firstly for rain. people in botswana are in the grip of a crisis. >>> welcome back. let's recap the headlines here in al jazeera. the pentagon admitted a u.s.-trained rebel unit passed ammunition and pick up truck. it was in return for safe passage, nusra is linked to al qaeda. switzerland banned the sail of cars with emission systems that can trick tests. it's the latest development in a scandal that can cost the autogiant billions >>> pope francis ended his leg. he called for protection of vulnerable society

it is undermining the obama administration, that is why they are doing it. emily: what would you single out as the most important issue on the agenda between not only president obama and the chinese president, but the chinese president and for example mark zuckerberg? >> when you look at the u.s. china relationship, you are looking at the problem spots, and you are looking at the areas they are to find accommodation. the problem spot is a long list right now and gordon just mentioned in some huge issues. i suspect, although i may be a nice public relations looking thing in seattle on the public face, the chinese is going to earful. he will be meeting and want to other high-level business people. warren buffett is going to be there. cyber,s that, there is there are all sorts of issues that have been on the table for a while. then, in terms of common ground, i think one to watch, and it may have a place both in seattle and , hase front in washington to do with climate change. that is one of the few areas where the two governments have some common ground, where

an obama administration official is telling cnn that isis was not the target, and this as rus

you cannot talk about that i assume you are talking about some of that which happened in the obama administrationell. we will move to iraq and the rise of isis. liz, you blame president obama for pulling all united states troops out of the iraq in 2011 but the fact is the original status of forces agreement that called for the withdrawal of all troops was negotiated by president bush and critics would argue that the rise of al-qaeda and other terrorists started after the invasion of rake that started after the bush and cheney invasion. >> when the combat operations were over had would be agreement to allow the fors to stay hype. that is what the obama administration refused to do. it ended up with agreeing to a small number of united states forces that it would not have been effective in temp of provide security in iraq. the other thing that is not disputable when president obama took the oath of office january 20 of 2009, the situation in iraq because of the surge ordered under the bush cheney administration was table. al-qaeda and iraq were defeated and the shi'a militias were defeated and rebo

obama said last night's face-to-face meeting with vladimir putin gave the administration much needed clarity about the administration's efforts to fight isis. >> we're prepared to work with all countries including russia and iran, to find a political mechanism in which it is possible to begin a transition process. >> a process the president hopes will lead to the end of the brutal regime of syrian dictator bashar al assad. one of the white house has repeatedly called for his immediate ouster, british foreign secretary phillip hammond told me that a more measured approach with russia leading the way is the safer path forward. >> we would like to see assad gone as quick as possible. but the russians have to be involved in a sustainable solution in syria. they have a significant role on the ground. they have leverage over the regime which frankly the rest of us don't have. >> more leverage and more reason to prop up assad. syria and russia have military and economic ties dating back decades. so even as the rejeej jareem crumbles under the weight of war and millions of citizens flee, rus

of course it is undermining the obama administration, that is why they are doing it. y: tom, what would you single out as the most important issues on the agenda between not only president obama and xisident xi, but president and tim cook or mark secretary geithner -- or mark zuckerberg? tom: when you look at the u.s. china relationship, you are looking at the problem spots, and you are looking at the areas they are to find accommodation. the problem spot is a long list right now and gordon just mentioned some huge issues. i suspect, although i may be a nice public relations looking thing in seattle on the public face. the chinese are going to get an earful from some of those same businesspeople. it is not just from the high-tech ceos that you mention. you will be meeting a lot of other high-level business people , i think warren buffett is going to be there. there is that. there is cyber, there are all sorts of issues that have been on the table for a while. access to markets, and all actual property issues. -- intellectual property issues. in terms of common ground,

the obama administration barred from getting an official -- >> with hundreds of e-mails hundreds of times. >> right, this guy is barred frommed administration why he's advising hillary clinton on what to do, so all of his potential conflicts have not been vetted. she originally said no classified data, we learned it was classified. we sees her egging on blumenthal,s coming. her story has really collapsed. >> we learned this weeb fbi is investigating whether or not foreign intelligence services may have hacked or tapped in otherwise to her private account. which would show she had exposed secrets to -- >> the state department released hundreds of these e-mails this week. they're fascinating. they're very serious dispatchers. >> insight into foreign actors and thinking. >> and then they're the most mundane e-mails that are just like private events, all of this going through an address. it is the most extraordinary thing to see they they would be disreplied that day, and probably fired. >> what are the implications here for the campaign? will it resonate at all? >> i think it's already reson

the obama administration to trying to figure those things out and deal with this humanitarian crisis.re fleeing syria in droves, 4 million so far, plus another 7 million displaced inside that country. europe can't handle them all. >> how can president obama say it is our moral obligation to do what we can to prevent the worst atrocities in our world, but refuses to do anything. >> lawmakers aren't sure what to do. >> what our role is in trying to help resolve it frankly sun clear to me at this moment. >> the obama administration is look at bringing some refugees here. >> we are committed to increasing the number of refugees that we take and we are looking hard at the number that we can specifically manage. >> but there are security concerns. >> i don't obviously put it past the likes of isil to infiltrate operatives among these refugees. >> reporter: but the real solution may be political. stopping the conflict. >> to bring about a peaceful solution to the war because that's what's driving these]vt refugees to flee. >> reporter: but there's just no timetable on when the u.s. might ma

but the obama administration hasn't done very much to get assad out of power. all of the air strikes in syria are not aimed at any of assad's forces. they're aimed at the islamic state, and, indeed, the pentagon's training program that has failed so miserably, one reason it failed is the rebels who are being recruited were being told they couldn't fight the assad regime. they were there only to fight the islamic state. well, surprise, surprise, not a lot of syrians wanted to join for that reason alone. >> sreenivasan: all right, michael gordon of the "new york times" joining us have a skype from london today. thanks so much. >> okay, thank you. >> sreenivasan: the syrian civil war has caused four million people to flee for neighboring lebanon, jordan, and turkey, and increasingly for europe. now, more european countries are tightening borders. croatia and slovenia, which border hungary and austria, are now at the center of a refugee logjam. croatia has seen 20,000 migrants and refugees arrive in the past few days, with many continuing onto slovenia to get to au

host: the obama administration wants to expand some of the?uest: yes. .hey are plans to's expanded if you default on a federal loan before scoring your credit. they are trying to prevent that because of the -- it can be quite onerous pretty good not buy a house for many years while your credit is rehabilitated. that is what they are trying to prevent. host: some stats on the latency and default rates. 11.5% of dead is three months past due. led to height and about some billy a payment in more than 300 the days. 60 days. are taking your questions and comments as we're talking with janet of bloomberg news. melissa ott on the line for those with loans. caller: a couple of points. got my student loan back in 2006 and i was in and out of for they college programs of income-based replacement for those are not really publicized. i did not know that my student loan amount really was until i started searching for it. application, but was not provided online so you have to get them to send it to you and then you have to send it back. with student loans,

. >> rose: my impression is the obama administration, while not saying it and while carefully saying iran's conduct is not part of this deal and carefully saying they will try to thwart iran's conduct as every step and perhaps even with a doubling effort, they believe that they have an opportunity here. >> right. >> rose: and that it's better to face an iran who doesn't have nuclear weapons as you're trying to curtail their activity than an iran that has nuclear weapons. >> president obama is very careful about talking this way. john kerry is a little bit less careful talking this way. but i think they both have at least a hope that this will set in motion a virtuous cycle in the relationship. iran will open up. americans and iranians will come into more contact. thcontact. the mod rats will be strengthened. there is obvious hope. they believe 15 years is a long time and in 15 years anything can happen. i go back to the point that nobody knows nothing. that is perfectly plausible and perfectly plausible that iranian behavior gets worse in the coming years because the revolutionary gu

there was that letter from the obama administration, former obama administration officials who said thedministration must do more but seems this is it for the moment. an cpa 10,000 from syria, 15 from around the world and going out to 100,000 in 2017. >> the latest from the washington, d.c. shihav, thank you. >>> let's go back to our top story now and that is those elections in greece. we have had some preliminary exit polls who but the leftist party at around 30 to 34% of the vote. to the greek capitol and speak toays's barnaby phillips. what does that tell us, barnaby, about what a potential future greek government could look like? >> what is most most likely, barbara, is that syriza will lead again that tsipras will return as the greek prime primary. it's not definite within the margesins that the new democracy could finish first but pretty unlikely. i think within the camp, they believe that they have won this election but where the complications come is the fact that it's impossible for them, we are absolutely certain of this, to win an absolutely majority to have 151 seats out of

the obama administration is considering taking 5,000 refugees.lawmakers are fighting to get that number increased. iowa senator grassly is concerned the president could use an emergency declaration to do just that. and congressman mccall says allowing refugees would not only compromise national security but could create a jihadi pipe line. >> joining me with your thoughts ask dana lash. she is author of hands off my gun. so now, i mean, this, look, this is a toughy. you've got people like john mccain saying these are refugees fleeing torture. it's the humanitarian crisis. you have congressman mccall saying we're creating a terrorist pipe line. >> i'm glad mccain knows who is fleeing away. the people who are accepting these migrants have no idea who these people are. people have said there's a lot of scamming going on. we know for a fact a number of migrants are actually pakistani descent who have dropped the theiriates because they want to get into these areas. there's nothing set up to verify, nothing set up to vet who the migrants are who they'

some lawmakers are pushing the obama administration to reach to 6 65,000 next year. while the white house is considering a wide range of responses no time line for a decision has been given. reena, kendis. >> all right, carolyn costello on the growing crisis, thank you. >>> new mandatory evacuations being ordered because of a huge wildfire in central california. the rough fire is approaching 100,000 acres and is less than a third contained. not known home homes are threatened. it began more than a month ago with a lightning strike and is currently the largest wildfire in california. >>> well, no help for the rain today on the west coast. as you can see on radar, plenty of downpours in the heartland right now. overnight severe storms have been moving through parts of kansas, iowa and nebraska. >>> well, police in the denver area are on a high alert after receiving a threatening phone call. the caller said he would shoot any police officer in aaurora, colorado. officers were shot at while responding to a call. unclear if the shooting was related to the call. police in

resources issues including the renaming of denali, the highest peak in north america, the obama administration's policy on coal, and the future of climate change policies in the u.s. this is about an hour. >>> here we go, folks. thanks for coming. i'm dave cook from the christian monitor. our guest is sally jewell, her first visit with our group though we've met with her predecessors, so we appreciate her making time in her schedule for this. our guest was born in london, grew up in washington state, and

the obama administration is considering taking 5,000 refugees.s are fighting to get that number increased. iowa senator grassly is concerned the president could use an emergency declaration to do just that. and congressman mccall says allowing refugees would not only compromise >> trace, thank you. joining mow maine now with her thoughts is dana lash. she is author of hands off my gun. good to see you. >> thanks, megyn. >> so now -- i mean look, this is a toughy. you've got people like john mccain saying these are refugees fleeing torture. it's the humanitarian crisis. the united states needs to do something. you have congressman mccall saying we're creating a 's jihadi pipeline. where do you come down? >> i'm glad senator mccain actually knows who is migrating away, who is fleeing from syria. the people who are accepting these refugees and migrants at ports of entry have no idea. people have said there's a lot of scamming going on. we know for a fact a number of migrants are actually pakistani descent who have dropped their pakistani identities

charlie: the other interesting thing about the obama administration is we now know that hillary clintonnitiated, obviously with the president's support -- we don't know who is the mother or father of the idea -- but sending one of her key aides, jake sullivan and bill burns, deputy secretary of state, to see if there was a possibility. jeffrey: well, obama is the author. before he became president, he said -- remember the night they had, i'll talk to anybody, oh, that's so naive. now she's saying she'll initiate this. we will untangle that. charlie: without that, they would not have. jeffrey: no, and she's trying to do two things at once and independents complicated. she's both saying look at my forward-leaning diplomacy got us to this point, but i'm not entirely pleased with the iran - deal. charlie: and i'll be tougher. and i'll be tougher. charlie: on the non-nuclear issues. jeffrey: and i will be tougher on the issues. and i don't like russia very much. and i am not going to be pushed around. this was in yesterday's speech. it was a hawkish speech. charlie: i think she is more hawki

obama and his administration admonished the russians not to fly over turkey or iran or iraq. obama implied direct. as the russians are now flying and to dock ships at a syrian port and obama's weakness in syria follows the same line precisely. as this administration's specificity in the face of his crimea for which vice president biden claimed that they deserve not with a ridicule but great credit. and it would've been another example of this generation of a transgression that is impermissible without the international community responding leading to more transgressions. and the cost will continue to climb. and the obama administration's failure to halt russian aggression has been halted while all of europe seems to trumbull between the caprice of vladimir putin's russia. making this world far more dangerous as president obama avert his eyes from provocation. the damage done to our alliances and partners throughout europe and the middle east, i truly believe yours will be required for the united states to rebuild regional stability and contain the expansionist governments that

russia. >> turning to a few thoughts on red storm rising issue washington post reports that obama administration obama developing a package of sanctions against chinese companies and individuals who benefited from beijing's cyberattack on united states this is just weeks ahead of president xi jinping's visit to the white house, the post claims that more obama has not yet decided to issue these sanction, that is a serving of bull in my opinion, we both know what he will do. they might be shocked to learn that chinese leadership is not quivering in his boots as a possible that's the great obama would pose sanctions on them. would they be more effective than anything else that president obama has attempted? it is semiconductor likely that chinese -- it is more likely that chinese government cannot wait for those sanctions obama-style, look at who our great leader has accomplished with his sanctions. they have done little to defer putin's aggression. president obama in june threatening further measures against russia if it doubled down on its aggression in ukraine, it has done that. fighting has onl

there is growing pressure on the obama administration to bring in people from the syrian conflict, peopleho are trying to basically save their lives and that of their families. in fact a leading republican on the senate side, senator john mccain said the obama administration essentially is responsible for the numbers of people trying to flee the syrian conflict, because he accused the obama administration of quote leading from behind on foreign policy. >> okay. rosiland jordan, thank you very much indeed. >>> thousands of people are making the dangerous crossing from turkey to the greek islands in a desperate attempt to reach europe. bernard smith met some of them. >> reporter: it is a deeply affecting sight. a family prepared to risk everything to make it to europe. children far too young to be doing something like this. a baby who will never remember this night, if he or she makes it. we counted 17 people from one afghan family. all to be squeezed into this dingy. they are on turkey's aegean coast, about 12 kilometers from the greek island of kos we're afraid of dying, of course. some d

european immigration and refugee crisis, the crisis also having an impact in america where the obama administration has pledged to take in 200,000 refugees over the next two years which raises concerns about whether the administration has the ability to properly screen for radical islamic extremists. also tonight, we'll have the latest on historic visits above pope francis and chinese president xi jinping, the pontiff saying climate change is a huge problem that can, quote, no longer be left to a future generation and president xi pledging to fight cyber attacks insisting the chinese government does not engage in cyber attacks and thefts, this is the same china behind the cyber attack that stole the personal information of nearly 22 million federal government workers and brand new fox polls out tonight confirming voters want an outsider candidate to be elected to the white house in 2016, donald trump dr. ben carson, carly fiorina capturing the support of more than half of primary voters leaving establishment candidates far behind. >>> our top story, security concerns over europe's illegal immigrati

there are high-level deliberations by the obama administration and the intelligence community over how to respond to the opm breach, given all the evidence points to a chinese entity, likely backed or trained by the chinese military, and this week's meeting with the chinese president is a chance to make clear these breaches will not be tolerated. >> i think the reason why you have these discussions with world leaders is to also call to their attention problems we have, and this is on a security level a huge breach that has hat no response and no consequence, and i would implore the president to raise these issues when he meets with him. >> reporter: the current and former intelligence officials argue when you take the opm data, the fingerprint data and health care records you have everything you need to create a composite government worker that you can impersonate. there's nothing left to get. so that's why retaliation may

some of that will happened in the obama administration, as well. let's move to iraq and the rise of isis. liz, you blame president obama for pulling all u.s. troops out of iraq in 2011, but the fact is the original status of forces agreement that called for the withdrawal of all troops was negotiated by president bush and critics would argue that the rise of al qaeda and other terrorists in iraq started after the invasion of iraqing in 2003 by the bush/cheney administration. >> the reality is that there was always an intention that there would be stay behind forces and that once the combat operations were over, there would be an agreement and another sofa agreement negotiated to allow forces to stay behind. what is what the obama administration refused to do. eventually ending up with agreeing to such a small number of u.s. forces that it would not have the been effective in terms of providing security in iraq. the other thing that is indisputable, when broem took the oith of office january 20th, 2009, the situation in iraq because of the surge orde

the state department -- the obama administration barred from getting an official position, but it looks like they were communicating secretary of state clinton and syd bloomenthal. he has been barred from the administration. he is basically running an off the grid foreign policy -- working for the clinton foundation. also has other private clients while he is advising hillary clinton on what to do in various hot spots around the world. all of his potential conflicts have not been vetted, but, again, it undermines her original story. she originally said no classified data. we learned halves classified. we originally heard she was just largely receiving stuff unsolicited. we see her egging on syd bloomenthat will. keep the notes coming. bill loves them. her story has really collapsed. >> we also know that -- we learned this week that the fbi is investigating whether or not foreign intelligence services may have hacked or tapped in otherwise to her private account, which would be a major development and show that she has exposed secrets to outside. >> well, exactly. the state department re

bruce: this is becoming a debate about the obama administration's middle east policy. i don't think there are a lot of people who are enthusiastic about the administration's policy. >> that's the vote i want. bruce: you are turning it into a debate about obama administration's policies. but this is a debate about the nuclear deal. as suzanne said at the beginning. this is not a deal to prevent iran to get nuclear weapons. this is a deal to prevent them getting nuclear weapons in the next 15 years. does it do that? the biggest argument that has been made against that, the verification process is not tough and stringent enough. i know a lot about the tactics to verify a deal. it is, let me tell you easier to work to verify if the other side is cheating. if you have inspectors. even if they can't go any time, anywhere, it is easier if they're on the ground looking around. it's a lot easier if you have an international agreement that says here's the standards of behavior. at the end of the day, any verification system depends upon united states intelligence community and ho

came after her, hillary. >> you have to ask about what the obama administration has done. we're better off today? >> how are we better off since hillary clinton's tenure as secretary of state? what are the accomplishments? >> we're still waiting for some. >> listen. the contrast, i just want to dispute. she's led the coalition putting on the toughest sanctions in iran in the history. and it brought -- i understand. and she didn't do anything for 18 months? >> it brought iran to the table. >> iran was at the table. >> this -- >> iran was at the table. >> it is probably in our lifetime. and she's touting it as an accomplishment? and so are you? >> absolutely. i'm proud of what the president has done in this iran deal. the contrast between what we have done and what carly fiorina did, right? >> we're not talking about carly now. >> this matters. carly is the one that brought this up, right? >> no. every candidate brought up this. >> i got to go. >> carly fiorina evaded sanctions -- >> i need to correct that record. that is not true. >> we'll keep it going after you cut us off

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the obama administration has not been all that favorable to it. they have really given shell permission after years of kind of regulatory maneuvering, permission to drill so far just a single well off the coast of alaska, but clinton's position was much stronger on this then even president obama's. keystone pipeline, her views on arctic drilling -- i think she is starting to answer some of the questions that i frankly a s have of environmentalist had for her. you can call in and send us tweets. that have come in, one fewer wrote that the pope was quite welcome when it comes to environmental questions that he put in. another wrote -- someone should remind the boat that in "the bible," god leaves earth a burnt center. i guess god is the worst offender. next call on our line for democrats. ralph, are you with us? caller: they have the harp weather machine, and they can keep that to 15,000 degrees. how warm do wanted to go? certainly hold off on the heart and less you want to address the situation. guest: it is not something i know much about. host: w

. >>> cap and trade from the chinese leader from the obama administration in reducing coal use, all of this on the eve of a climate sum in paris later this year. antonio. >>> we will look at the u.s. military concerns about china. >>> amass tonight in front of aen audience of 20,000 people. he talked about the significance of holding the ceremony at a packed madison square guarantee. >> this is sigh site of importat musical and athletic events in this place which represents both the variety and common interests of so many different people, we have listened to the words, the people who have walked in darkness have seen a great light. >> the pontiff also spoke about the challenges of living in large cities and the many faces of the pee poor and homeless wht overlooked. the pope's busy day included a ride through central park where police say 80,000 people lined the paths to get a view of the pontiff. the nonstop procession slowly moved through the park. the pope also visited a catholic elementary school in harlem. he was serenaded by our lady of the angels catholic school. no longer ther

bush and obama administration, currently a senior fellow at the new american foundation. thank you for joining us this morning, sir. that congressional testimony yesterday was pretty shocking. the u.s. commander of the forces of middle east admitting that the u.s. has only trained about 50 fighters to take on assad and most aren't on the bottle field. how do you explain the gap between what the obama administration said they were going to do and what has been accomplished? >> part of it is an in coherence in the policy. we wanted to train them to take on isil. part of screening was to ensure they would fight only isil and not assad. we never figured out who they are fighting for. one is fighting against the isil. i don't think we've really a established that in terms of the united states. the russians on the other hand have a very clearance. we don't like their answer. they want the assad regime to mother or less stick around and enter into peace talks with everyone else. that's not our policy, but the russians have the advantage of having a very clear, very easily explai

the social cost of carbon is a political tool the obama administration uses to impose its extreme agenda on the american people. it is also another way that the administration tries to use secret science and data to justify questionable rule making. speculating on the social cost of carbon should be restricted not expanded. for these reasons an agency should not use the social cost of carbon and its environmental review or environmental decisionmaking process. i urge my colleagues to oppose this amendment. i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from texas yields back. the gentleman from pennsylvania. i reserve. the chair: the gentleman from california has yielded back. mr. marino: i yield back. the chair: the gentleman from pennsylvania yields back. all time having now expired on the -- debate on the amendment. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from california. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. those opposed will say no. in the opinion of the chair, the noes have it. the amendment is not agreed to. mr. peters: i ask for a r

we're hearing from the obama administration about this move. what are those officials saying? >> well, you're absolutely right. it's not unexpected. especially when you consider the events of the last two weeks and obvious russian build up that caught the administration flat footed. the high profile showdown just two days ago at the united nations, the dueling speeches before the general assembly from president obama and vladimir putin and talking about the deconfrictioning any military activity that was to take place, making sure that russia and the united states and coalition forces did not come in inadvertent contact there by touching off an incident. the way this happened this morning is being termed by u.s. officials as alarming and aggressive on the part of russia. telling the u.s. embassy in baghdad, a russian general with just an hour before the bombing took place, hey, look, stay out of the way, we're going to be flying these against forces opposed to bashar al-assad, calling for a diplomatic speech that has not gone over well here in the united states in the u upper

the obama administration is expected to announce the latest round of changes as early today. so we'll keep an eye on that. lauren: the obama administration is going back to the drawing board with the syria strategy. they are considering scrapping the effort to create a large-scale syrian force to fight the islamic state. officials saying one plan considered would embed rebels with established kurdish and arab forces in northeastern syria. would be equipped with u.s. gear and trained to provide intelligence. and designate islamic targets in coordination with u.s. troops outside of syria. >>> coming up in sports "thursday night football" returns with a dramatic win for the broncos. we'll have the highlights next. let's show you u.s. stock market futures after the big fed decision to do nothing claim. they're relatively flat across the board. you're watching fbam, your first look at morning markets. ♪ -- "fbn:am." it's more than the cloud. it's multi-layered security and flexibility. with centurylink you get advanced technology solutions. including cloud and hosting services - a