. >> there was an editorial in the new york times this morning, he questions whether president obama em bodies the nation's commitment to the red lines, are the guarantors of global security. he mentions the hesitance to intervene in syria, i want to bring back our guests, senior fellow national security project mike, and david senior fellow of the rosevelt institute. major, let me start with you, this president has gotten criticism over the foreign policy, especially in the recent months with syria, egypt, is it a fair comparison to bring these things up on this day? >> probably not. the focus should be on the soldiers that fell on june 6th. he's going to be open to the criticism especially when getting together with the world leaders. it is highlighted. obviously what russia did in ukraine is unexpected by us. that is part of the criticism to the president, we are reactive on the foreign policy, move tolling the middle east, back, and we have so solve iran and the reactivity is to it. >> i agree today, the president is here representing the united states. he's not necessarily represen

chief white house correspondent reports it's making life tough on an em battled restless president. president obama slipped out of the white house unannounced to grab a cup of tea at a starbucks. republicans and some democrats are not backing off from questions about the release of bowe bergdahl. the republican chairman of the house intelligence committee, mike rogers questioning whether the president abused his executive power and paid too high a price giving up five taliban commanders in the prisoner swap. >> we have made a serious, serious geo political mistake. >> the democratic chair of the senate intelligence committee, dianne feinstein also questions why the administration failed to secure a broader agreement with the taliban? which put the white house on defense. >> why didn't the president getle taliban to renounce terrorism? >> i think common sense does indicate because there's an ongoing armed conflict with afghanistan, there's an attempt by both sides to solve their differences. >> the president tried to shift their focus to an issue that may help rally young voters ahead of the mid ter

the us defense setting, chuck haague em, ordered the move to give president obama additional militaryions. islamic extremists continue to seize towns anter stories in northern iraqment baghdad appears to be the next target for the sunni militants from an al quaida splinter group. >> there is nothing but political solution to this. obviously there needs to be security, operations, to deal with the terrorist threat, that's inevitable. >> on saturday thousands of men answer add call from iraq's most influencial shiite cleric to pick up arms and defend the country against the insurgentsy. polls close in the afghanistan after mostly peaceful runoff. officials are estimating the turn out about 60%. the candidates are former foreign minister, and also, a ex world bank official. the white house praised the afghan people, and called the election a major step forward on the country's democratic path. >>> well new this morning, us army appoints two star general, to investigate how and why sergeant bowe bergdahl left his base in afghanistan, resulting in his capture by the taliban. bergdahl retur

obama approach? well, greszers are em boldened, friends are unsure. neutrals are making new calculations. and according to the yearly index published by freedom house, freedom is in restreet, declining for the eighth consecutive year. this morning the washington post editorial board rites the afghan decision would have been understandable had obama's previous choices proved out. but what's remarkable is the results have been consistent, consistently bad. end quote. the president loves to set up straw men arguments. his opponents are either isolationalists or interventionally. and of course he knocks them down and comes right down the middle with the only reasonable approach. that's approach to argument that we could expect i guess from a law professor. but that is not leadership. this world does not operate in a "split the difference," neither this nor that the mode. the world wants to know what will america fight for? what does america stand for? can america be counted on? yesterday the president announced we would keep 9,800s troops in afghanistan after december. cutting that in half ne

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em bass a in ben gaza libya. he is in a secure location outside of the libya. that attack left four americans dead including the u.s. ambassador chris stephens. president obamading more than 200 troops to iraq, coming as isil continues to take control of more iraqi cities, british prime minister saying the group is the most serious threat to his country as well. and a state of emergency in nebraska twin tornadoes striking the northeastern part of the state yesterday leaving two people dead. half the small town of pilger was leveled. al jazerra's erica has the story. >> it was devastating. i mean, he has nothing, no noth, is cloth on his back. >> reporter: residents are still reeling after not one but two tour mayos. >> oh, gosh. >> reporter: tour through northeast nebraska. >> huge, there was two of them. one back over here and one coming right at us. churning side by side the double twisters ripped apart more than half of the small farming community one man describes the frantic search for friend. >> we thought he was gone for a long time we kept yelling at him and dug him out and pulled the wood and bricks off him and drug him out. >> reporter: insurgent r

obama administration has been marked by abuses of power. bruce allan murphy, constitutional law professor at lafayette college, recounts supreme court justice antonin and a lee cra's -- scalia's tenure in "scalia." dan 'emt recalls his career in "within arm's length." the co-founder of women thrive worldwide reports on women around the world who are overcoming poverty in "teach a woman to fish." in "obama's enforcer: eric holder's justice department," john fund, a columnist for national review, and hans -- [inaudible] senior fellow at the heritage foundation, present their criticism of attorney general eric holder and the justice department. look for these titles in bookstores this coming week and watch for the authors in the near future on booktv and on booktv.org. >> this tuesday simon & schuster is releasing hillary clinton's latest book, "hard choices." recently, booktv was in new york at the book publisher's offices to talk with some of the people involved in the production of the book. >> i've been totally involved for all of the books, actually. i am not the one publishing them, i'm not the official publisher of the current book, but i've been involved in the process all along. way back when she

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obama care, and balance the budget. i'm joni ernst and i approve this message because washington is full of big spenders. let's make 'em> so that hog message carried very well in that primary. is ernst a strong candidate for the general election? is this going to be a competitive race in november? >> i mean, i kind of think that bruce brailey is still in strong shape. he was involved in a controversy a few months back where a lot of people said his political career in iowa is over because he was addressing trial lawyers and said that if republicans take over the senate this podunk farmer chuck grassley will become chairman of the judiciary committee and that is not something you should say about a politician from iowa. they like their farmers and she is a farmer as well. you know, that was an ad designed to win her primary and iowa might not be as rural as she would like it to be. so i still sort of think that brailey walks away with it but it will test that theory of whether his comments were really fatal to him because she'll be able to use that against him pretty adeptly. >> you got to get people's attention somehow

obama says american troops could assist eye ricky forces linked to militants. we'll be right back. >> late disappointment. ninth inning last night in at lan tax phils up one-nothing, jonathan pap emn, into extra innings. now the phils offense comes to life in the 13th. really all started with ryan howard, his hard hit grounder gets by the braves freddie freeman, to allow phils to win it six to one. phils and braves again tonight. >>> erika? >> team usa starts the world cup with a measure of revenge. they beat the team that bumped them out of the competition the last two trips. a record setting performance against ghana, 32 seconds into yesterday's match. how about that? cliff dempsey scores the fastest american world cup goal ever. dempsey later wound up with broken nose when kick bioponents. so, you know? unfortunate, but the us did win it in the 86 minutes on header by john brooks. the players say the fans inspired them. >> i think they pushed us on from the get-go. i mean, i got goosebumps when they were singing the national anthem. just hearing them, how loud they, were and chanting, the whole game, it was just a really pushing us on. >> they played awesome. and we are look t

obama to a dance competition. the president did tapromise to take part in the aforementioned dance contest but he doesn't want to em bar rbarrass his dau. >>> some video coming in right now of the u.s. team for the world cup, arriving in brazil today. the whole tournament kicks off on thursday. they'll play on monday against ghana. the odds against them. they're looking pretty confident as they get off the plane there. >> coming from miami, they said, no problem, overnight flight. they had to drive four miles. four miles in 2 1/2 hours in traffic. >> traffic is so bad in that country, people take helicopters to get around. >> you do that anyway. >> you're used to that. >> if you stay around long enough, cecily, this is what happens. >>> you're in of course for our honeymooning ginger zee. >>> i want to begin the weather with a teachable moment. the true power of mother nature, from saratoga springs, new york, why you don't want to be under a tree during a lightning storm, like i say, when thunder roars, go indoors. it will continue to bring the risk of severe weather all of the way from louisiana into kentucky, we'

em the curve. ♪ it's beautiful. it's more than that... ...it's perfect. introducing curved ultra high definition television from samsung. >>> you're watching "worldwide exchange." >>> recap of the headlines, obamae will meet the new president of ukraine. >>> france calls the $10 billion fine unreasonable. >>> and pimco's ceo sees 30 months of outflows. >>> here in europe, new figures show hard discount retailers increasing their uk market share at the expense of more established names. aldi up 35.9% for the period. britain's biggest retailer, tesco, saw its share of the market contract over 3%. and morrison's even more, it slipped nearly 4% in terms of market share. >>> moving state side, s&p has put new jersey on notice, warning it could downgrade the garden state for the second time this year. due to a growing budget imbalance and underfunded public pensions. s&p cut the state's rating to 8 plus in april with moody's and fitch following soon after. that puts new jersey amongst the three lowest rated u.s. states along with california and illinois. s&p will make its decision following the outcome of state budget talks this summer. governor chris christie plans to slash pension contributions aft

obama administration has been marked by abuses of power. bruce allan murphy, constitutional law professor at lafayette college, recounts supreme court justice antonin and a lee cra's -- scalia's tenure in "scalia." dan 'emecalls his career in "within arm's length." the co-founder of women thrive worldwide reports on women around the world who are overcoming poverty in "teach a woman to fish." in "obama's enforcer: eric holder's justice department," john fund, a columnist for national review, and hans -- [inaudible] senior fellow at the heritage foundation, present their criticism of attorney general eric holder and the justice department. look for these titles in bookstores this coming week and watch for the authors in the near future on booktv and on booktv.org. >> this tuesday simon & schuster is releasing hillary clinton's latest book, "hard choices." recently, booktv was in new york at the book publisher's offices to talk with some of the people involved in the production of the book. >> i've been totally involved for all of the books, actually. i am not the one publishing them, i'm not the official publisher of the current book, but i've been involved in the process all along. way back when she was