i've been speaking to paddy smith, the europe editorfor speaking to paddy smith, the europe editor forrope editorfor the irish speaking to paddy smith, the europe editor for the irish times. speaking to paddy smith, the europe editorfor the irish times. this is his take on the irish political dimension to this story. it was a surprise to everybody because most of us thought that the deal was done. the irish cabinet thought the deal was done, as well. the turnabout from theresa may, it appears to have been at the behest of arlene foster, and that was a shock. no one would expect her not to know what arlene foster's views we re to know what arlene foster's views were on the subject. given that arlene foster is saying the status of northern ireland when it comes to brexit needs to match the rest of the uk, how do you think we go from here in terms of finding something that works for her and the irish government? what is interesting, the position that the british government signed up to was much more subtle than she is giving them credit for, and it wasn't the same thing as being part of t

a lot of rice paddies. the rice bowl of asia. rice paddies and rivers, creeks, ponds. but up north, they had mountains. these guys flew in mountains. i didn't vt to worry about that. one day y had one of my closest friends flew with the 71st rattlers, firebird. and i was at the reunion, and they were talking about swish boom method. i go, what? what are you talking about? they go, well, the way we navigate. how did you navigate with the swish boom? quite easy. said, you know, up there, when you were scrambled out, when a call went out, you scrambled out, didn't matter what it was, in the wee hours of the morning, you have not seen black until you have seen black over a jungle. oh, my lord, is it black. well, those guys knew the environment, and they could navigate out. but when they would go out, maybe it starts getting a little drizzly. so it didn't matter what kind of a firefight they got into, all these gunships would save two or three rockets, because they all knew they had to go back through the mountains. and they were pretty sure they knew where they were going,

paddy ashdown, welcome. >> nice to be with you. >> on this day, right?ody who was there that time, as you were so often and i was infrequently, will see this as a great day. i mean, it was a day, frankly, i didn't think actually would come. >> really? >> i didn't. i mean, i was given evidence three times at the tribunal, once against mladic, once against the kurds, and once against another serb, and i didn't think they'd get it. when i was in bosnia, i worked very hard to make sure that we set the context in which he could be captured, so i was delighted he was and delighted this long process, careful, steady, meticulous process been brought to an end and this man is where he should be -- in jail for the rest of his life. >> give us a sense of -- you met him obviously several times during the war. you saw my interview with him just a year into the war, and i met him many times afterwards. he was a swaggering bully. >> he certainly was. i met him twice -- once when i went out there in '92, and i was actually taken in by karadzic before karadzic stopped, a

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save their ancient connection to the magnificent golden eagle at this time when al-jazeera across the paddy fields appears the stream of people they don't know with heavy bags and carrying small children they say they're escaping from the smoke in the distance we follow the path to the border and come across a group of. bare feet caked in mud they tell us they arrived in bangladesh the day before and need to return to find the rest of their families who couldn't make the journey that is the last bangladeshi border security post and beyond that where you see the smoke billowing it's me and mark now the journey between the two countries is just a boat ride across the river that takes twenty minutes which is why we've seen dozens of raw and joe made it to the safety of bangladesh trying to go back to say family members that left behind for normal hamilton has extended family this path leads to safety going to get it we would thought should be struggled so much now we want to stay here live here and die here in bangladesh. building a new life on an entirely beach living off the sea and the nigh

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always heard when we're in high school and what have you how hot and humid and everything was a rice paddy. and there are certain parts of vet naurm that are like that. but where i was stationed, i was in the mountainous area, very lush, beautiful country. and so we always slept with blankets at night and it was a beautiful, beautiful area. so it was nothing at all what i thought about as far as what vietnam was suppose ood be like and of course you never really have an idea what war is going to be like. so i really didn't have any preconceived ideas about the actual war part of vietnam. >> can you describe what a typical day would have been like. >> i did two separate tours in vietnam and my first tour i flew it hewy known as the bikinis. it typical day was pretty much fly all day. we would get a little breakfast, go thoo sight line and be assigned an aircraft. and they would tell us what area, who we were going to support and we pretty much went out on our own most of the time and we contacted who we were supporting and we would fly all day. contajt the person we were supporting. they wo

you always heard about how hot and humid and everything was a rice paddy -- there are certain parts of vietnam that are like that. i was stationed in a mountainous area. very green, very lush, beautiful country. we always slept with blankets at night. it was a beautiful view of the area. nothing at all what i thought about as far as what vietnam was supposed to be like. you never have an idea of what war is going to be like. i didn't have any preconceived ideas about the actual war part of vietnam. >> can you describe what a typical day would have been like? >> i did two >> can you describe what a typical day would have been like? >> i did two separate tours in vietnam. my first tour, i flew the famous huey with the 170th aviation company known as the bikinis. and that was up in central highlands. our typical day was pretty much fly all day all day. we would get up first light in the morning, get a little breakfast, go over to the flight line and be assigned an aircraft. we usually had the same aircraft and same crew. and they would tell us what area, who we were going to support. we p

heard about when we were in high school and what have you how hot and how humid everything was a rice paddy. there were certain part offense vietnam that were like that, but i was stationed up in a mountainous area. very green, very lush, very beautiful country. so we always slept with blankets at night. it was just a beautiful, beautiful area. so it was nothing at all like what i thought about as far as what vietnam was supposed to be like. of course, you never really have an idea what war is going to be like. so i really didn't have any p preconceived ideas about the war part of it. >> can you describe what a typical day would have been like? >> i did two separate tours in vietnam. my first tour, i flew the famous "h" model huey with an aviation company known as the bykynys. our typical day was fly all day every day. we would get up first light, get breakfast. go to the flight line and get assigned an aircraft. we usually had the same aircraft, same crew. we pretty much went out on our own the whole time and contacted who we were supporting and we would fly all day, contact the person we

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you went to france to be a visionary when guys were dying in rice paddies in vietnam.t talk to me about honor and integrity. judge roy moore has more honor and integrity in his pinky finger than your family has in its entire dna. senator flake of arizona sent this $100 check to roy moore's democratic candidate writing "country over party." >> if you are going to write a check. don't give the man $100. are you kidding me? >> doug jones keeping accusations against roy moore front and center. >> to make sure that men who hurt little girls should go to jail, not the united states senate. melanie: a terror plot aimed at killing prime minister theresa may stopped in its tracks. according to british intelligence officials the plan was to blow up downing street where may lives using an explosive device. the two men were arrested before they could carry it out. they are scheduled to appear in court today. this is one of 9 terror attacks targeting london foiled in the past year. 2 days is all it took for lawmakers to call for the shutdown of the new toll system after drivers got

missiles today the more killed in the fire bombing of dresden or during the second world war in the paddy fields of vietnam is that fair well certainly that's that's true although it depends on what the strategy is so for example then korea. in one nine hundred fifty fifty three we basically leveled the whole of north korea. with strategic bombing that was intentional act and it was called in fact in those days it was called terror bombing. so it depends on what the military is actually trying to do but it's true that the technology is better today but i think the results of bombing the actual consequences on the ground for strategy. has not measured up to this so-called precision that is the reason we even have an islamic state kind of phenomenon is because of the toll that was exacted in the iraq war beginning in two thousand and three that is this is a reaction to the remarkable devastation brought on by that invasion and occupation as your eighteen month investigation covered both the end of the obama presidency and the beginning of the trump presidency all things worse under trump in

actually know what's going on join the colobus conversation at this time on al-jazeera across the paddy fields appears the stream of people they don't know with heavy bags and carrying small children they say they're escaping from the smoke in the distance the follow the path to the border and come across a group of. bare feet caked in mud they tell us they arrived in bangladesh the day before need to return to find the rest of their families who couldn't make the journey that is the last bangladeshi border security post and beyond that where you see the smoke billowing as me and mark now the journey between the two countries is just a boat ride across the river that takes twenty minutes which is why we've seen dawson several henjak who made it to the safety of bangladesh trying to go back to say family members that left behind for norma hamilton his extended family this path leads to safety going to get it should we struggled so much at all we want to stay here live here and die here in bangladesh. i'm not matheson in doha the top stories on al-jazeera around a million people have been

you went to france to be a missionary while guys were dying in rice paddies in vietnam. you had five sons. not one day of service in afghanistan and iran. >> reporter: today, both of utah's senators, mormons themselves, came to romney's defense. senator orrin hatch calling bannon's words "disappointing and unjustified." senator mike lee denouncing bannon for bashing romney "on the basis of his religious beliefs." bannon's attack begs the question what he thinks of his former boss. >> i had a minor medical deferment for feet, for a bone spur of the foot, which was minor. >> reporter: president trump avoided vietnam. five deferments because he was in college and for those bone spurs. back here in alabama, both campaigns taking very different approaches in these final days. the democrat, doug jones, campaigning all over the state with multiple events, while the republican, roy moore, barely has one event a day on his calendar. david? >> tom llamas from montgomery. tom, thanks to you again tonight. >>> and "time magazine" this evening recognizing, quote, the silence-breakers

and in the paddy wagon on the way to the police station, i was riding with our fellow protest he commenteduickly. who just died. wonderful man. i said to him, you know mr. gregory, this is my first time being arrested for civil disobedience. as a congressman, that is great! i hope you keep doing it. i have been arrested 300 times! and what we paid the fine i look back in the police station and gregory was in there with all of the staff around him, the policeman, clerical staff and it was like, they were just so moved by his presence. they were shaking his hand, talking with them. people of vision to make a huge impact. progressive need to bring it every day. we have to talk to voters where they live. something that hillary clinton did not do. she did not lose because of emails. she did not lose because of jim comey, although he should have been fired by barack obama. she lost because she just did not bring it. and the best example of anyone that i have ever saw that brings it every single day is her husband. i've never seen anyone with bill clinton. he has the ability to connect with peopl

you went to france to be a missionary while dies were dying in rice paddies in vietnam.uns not one day of service. judge roy moore has more integrity in his pinky family than your whole family does in your dna. >> moore is charged with assault somas young as 14 years old. that was last night. and this morning utah senator orrin hatch said this. they are disappointing and unjustified. mitt is a close personal friend and honest leader and great american. and someone who has sought every opportunity possible to serve our country. utah other senator mike lee jumped in with this tweet. mitt romney is a good man. whether you agree or disagree, you can't call into question his moral character, especially religious believes or outstanding service as missionary. what do you make of this whole debate? what do you think of steve bannon saying this of mitt romney and what his aim was in doing so? >> i would say so i would associate myself with the comments of senator hatch and lee. they are right. this is emblematic of trumpism to attack people because of their faith. this isn't the

and in the paddy wagon on the way to the police station, i was riding with our fellow protestee, dick gregory, who just died. wonderful man. and i said to him, you know, mr. gregory, this is my first time being arrested for civil disobedience, and he said, congressman, that's great, i hope you keep doing it. [laughter] i've been arrested 300 times. when we paid our fine, i looked back, and gregory was in there with all the staff around him, the policemen, the clerical staff, and it was like they were just so moved by his presence, shaking his hand, talking with him. so people of conviction can make a huge impact. progressives need to bring it every day. you know, we have to talk to voters where they live. something that hillary clinton did not do. she did not lose because of e-mails, she did not lose because of jim comey, although comey should have been fired by obama for breaking the fbi rules. she lost because she lost touch with her democratic roots, with the working class voters of the democratic party. she just didn't bring it. and the best example of anybody who i ever saw who b

you went to france to be a missionary while guys were dying in rice paddies in vietnam. do not talk to me about honor and integrity. you ran for amanda -- commander in chief. you had five sons, not one served in iraq and afghanistan. where were the mitt romneys during that. >> steve bannon ripping into mitt romneys. perhaps for getting that president trump received several draft notices. and straying from the principles, including isolationism, protectionism and nativism. with us tonight, the author of "the last republicans." the extraordinary relationship between h.w. bush and george w. bush. mark, we certainly have been looking forward to having you on. when did you decide on this title and what it is you think we are winning right now today. >> well, certainly a different type of republicanism. brian, and that was obvious during the election cycle of 2016. it occurred to me during the spring of 2016 that this would be a very different race, and whether hillary clinton won the election or donald trump, the kind of republican that was behind us. when george w. bush repo

he draw as map of the village, mostly of a paddy, a dike, a water source. before mr. sin gets very far, stan can already see where the map is going. thee palm of the center is the whole map and beyond the hand's edges, beyond the village of kwan, of qang, atlantic ocean, mississippi, colorado, city of colorado springs where stan parker come to rest in his final chapters, he is laying out days, one more day to figure out what happened to him as 21-year-old from gary, indiana. now to mr. sin's hand, foursquare inches of his palm where hen written in ink the se where stan parker's helicopter crashed, all of it right there, literally in the palm of his enemy's hand. it occurs to me mr. sin is maybe only person on the planet who remembers this moment that hadn'teder stan with the -- haunted stan with the same level that stan parker has remembered it. isn't that something? so. >> that's fabulous. [applause] >> oh, thank you. >> i have so many questions on that. as a fellow author -- but what were you, what was going through your mind as you're watching that? that was like y

ireland's gambling website paddy powr, has philadelphia in 9th place at 16-1, a less than six percent chance. even the betting public's favorite, atlanta, is 3-1. against: a 25 percent chance. but even if the city is among the 237 losers, consoles skeptical scholar, amy liu... >> i do think there's a silver lining in this bid for amazon hq2, and that is that amazon essentially has given every single city a playbook on what matters to survive and prosper in this digital economy. >> reporter: to survive and prosper with or without seducing the biggest prospective catch in corporate history. this is economics correspondent paul solman reporting from ever- loving philadelphia. >> woodruff: and now from the newshour bookshelf, the story of two lives that came together in war: an embedded photographer in afghanistan and a combat marine wounded in an ambush explosion. special correspondent nick schifrin sits down with the authors thomas brennan and finbarr o'reilly. >> this is a book about what its two authors caught a strange alliance. thomas brennan, and finbarr o'reilly, that is where the

you went to france to be a missionary while guys were dying in rice paddies in vietnam. don't talk to me about honor and integrity. judge roy moore has more integrity than your entire family has in its whole dna. >> blasting the rally on social media democrat jones tweeted we don't need an outside agitator like steve bannon carpet bagging in alabama. he questioned whether it would discourage auto manufacturers and other major injuries setting up shop or expanding in alabama. >> if we dig deep and look at ourselves and are honest with ourselves, we all know the answer. roy moore in the united states senate would be a disaster for business in alabama. >> the alabama gop confirms it has been in contact with the republican national committee restoring its financial support to help the moore campaign here in alabama. that support had been temporarily suspended after allegations surfaced accusing moore of sexual impropriety. john. >> jon: thank you, jonathan. >> julie: a push to regulate bump stocks following the las vegas massacre at a country music concert. and if i'd been c

you went to france to be a missionary while guys were dying in rice paddies in vietnam.talk about honor and integrity. >> moore did serve in vietnam. his senate run has come into question following numerous allegations of sexual misconduct. >>> and protesters dressed as actors from "the hands maid tale." the protesters said allowing moore to stay in the senate race silences his victims much like the powerless victim on the tv show. >>> house republicans plan to vote on a bipartisan proposal to tighten up the system. they say the gunman's history of gun violence should have stopped him from buying a gun. it is the first since shootings in texas and las vegas killed 80 people. another actor fired amid allegations of sexual assault following accusations of rape from years ago. abc has the details. >> reporter: in this morning's "gma first look" danny masterson is out of a job after being fired from his netflix comedy series "the ranch" amid allegations of rape. he says in a statement from day one i have denied the outrageous allegations against me. law enforcement investiga

you went to france to be a missionary while guys were dying in rice paddies in do not talk to me aboutegrity. you ran for commander in chief. you had five sons. not one day of service in afghanistan and iraq. we have 7,000 dead and 52,000 casualties. and where were the romneys during those wars? >> steve bannon ripping into the former gop nominee. mitt romney and his family last night at a rally for roy moore in alabama. perhaps forgetting that trump received five separate draft deferments. same war. it describes the gop as, quote, a party that has strayed decidedly and discernibly from the bushes' principles, including their antipathy toward isolation i, protectionism and nativism. with me, the author of the last republicans. inside the extraordinary relationship between george h.w. bush and george w. bush. we sure have been looking forward to having you on. my first two questions, when did you decide on this terrific and provocative title? and what it is you think we are witnessing right now today. >> certainly a different type of republicanism. that was obvious during the election c

he went to france to be a missionary while guys were dying in rice paddies in vietnam.tegrity. jeff flake has done nothing but run of the president of the united states down since the president won. by the way, mitch, the tax cut won't save you. tax cuts okay but it is not going to save you. >> somewhat hard to follow the threat but maybe that the ploy. >> it could be. it is a new republican party as one of my colleagues said, when the white nationalist is the second worst thing about your rally. this is steve bannon coming out in favor of roy moore. neither one of those guys are somebody who i think most -- the vast majority of americans want to be behind either of their banners. so the fact that this is what the national republican party has to offer under president donald trump, it is just about as gross as it gets, frankly. >> and so politically, do democrats use that if roy moore becomes a national face of the party. >> absolutely. forever. the republican party will have been the party that rooted to seat a pedophile. that didn't go away. the rnc is funding him. th

it would follow previous combinations like paddy power and it fair -- with coral.ile's austrian unit agreed mobile'se liberty austrian division for 2.2 billion dollars. the acquisition is subject to regulatory approval and the closing of the deal is not expected until the second half of next year. it gets the german phone giant a landline business to complement its wireless network in the neighboring country. that is your bloomberg business flash. juliette, thanks. boeing is mulling a cooperation with embraer. it would extend its reach into the highly competitive market for smaller jets. joining us, bloomberg news's managing edward -- editor. we talking about a full takeover, a joint venture, how would this work? >> we are hearing it is probably a joint venture. the company spoke of exploring combinations last night. the reason a full takeover might be difficult is because of the brazilian government, which has veto powers. they own a golden share in the company. they are obviously looking at this very closely. they are also a sizable maker of military equipment. t

you went to france to be a missionary when guys were dying in rice paddies in vietnam.ut honor and integrity. >> moore did serve in vietnam. his senate run has come into question following numerous allegations of sexual misconduct. and how about this, protesters dressed as oppressed women from the popular tv series "the handmaid's tale. "this video shot last night in alabama. the protesters say allowing moore to stay in the senate race silences his victims much like the powerless women on the show. >>> more on the gun debate. house republicans plan to vote on a bipartisan proposal to tighten up the background system for gun buyers following the texas church shooting. they say the history of domestic violence should have stopped him from buying a gun. the house is taking up a bill for owners to carry concealed weapons across state lines. the first gun legislation in congress since the mass shootings killed more than 80 people. >>> california students are struggling to read and education advocates say schools are to blame. suing the state on behalf of students in los ange

they might as well have driven away with a paddy wagon with candy on the side.abama not to vote for him and the people took him had up on the dare. >> i would agree with this. you think about james car vel he started wearing blue jeans everywhere he went and suddenly every consultant for the next 10 years wore blue jeans. so they like that outsider kind of hip look. but i think the substance of the matter is he picked the wrong candidate. he should have done proper opposition research and saw this guy was sitting on an explosion and that's what happened. >> there was another gop congressional source saying his credibility is shot. do you think that's true or too broad? >> i think it took a hit. anytime you lose that will take a hit but as we know many political consultants lose many times and aren't out of the game. i think there will be an audience for bannonism and its up to the go foorks say trump is the outsider, the grenade thrower that this part of the base wanted. but it's not working in other places and it's not working in many of these seats and it will

and they're swimming in water no deeper than a rice paddy. >> eric: really? >> anthony: giant.everyone has been saying for years that peru was going to be the next big thing as far as -- >> eric: yes. >> anthony: -- restaurants and -- >> eric: and it is. this really proved it. >> pedro: and we have a chili pepper made with brazil nuts, and these are ants. >> eric: wow, they're huge. >> pedro: they are huge ants. >> eric: okay. you think i should try it? >> anthony: yeah, yeah, totally. you're not loving that, are you? >> eric: no. >> anthony: imagine you took a lot of acid and then you ate that whole bowl of ants, and then you go home and you experience violent diarrhea. and, like, you're tripping and it's like, 4:00 in the morning, and you turn around and you look at the toilet and like, all these ant heads floating around in there. it'd be cool. >> eric: yeah, it would be super cool, tony. i can't wait. [ anthony laughs ] >> anthony: so now that we've confirmed what we already knew, that peru's food is unequivocally awesome, it seems proper that we take a trip back in time to

you went to france to be a missionary while guys were dying in rice paddies in vietnam. do not talk to me about honor and integrity. you ran for commander-in-chief and had five sons. not one day of service in afghanistan and iraq. we have 7,000 dead and 52,000 casualties and where were the romneys during those wars? you want to talk about honor and integrity, bring it down here to alabama. judge roy moore has more honor and integrity in the pinky finger than your entire family has in his whole dna. >> the nasty voice of super nationalist if you like the guy. any way, stephen bannon has been loyal to tropicdonald trump and avoided vietnam for bone spurs in his feet. trump once joked with howard stern of avoiding sexually transmitted diseases was his personal vietnam. and none of his sons served in the vietnam either. and bannon's attack was rebuked by republicans including mitch mcconnell. also also mocked bannon's record of political success. let's listen. >> what he is a special in is nominating people who lose. >> last night steve bannon launched into an attack on mit

poly metal a little lower in the as a.pace, paddy bank of ireland down .9%.hink there is a great theme there, anything that tells you about what is going on more broadly. let's rotated hand look at some of the winners. here is the picture we are finding ourselves with. health care, astrazeneca better bid. trading a little softer this morning. i wonder if there is an oil price element. reckitt, nex, i don't think there is a theme to what is happening here. this has been a year where volatility has been very low. volatility at a stock level has been more broad. the dispersion has been greater. let's talk about one of the stocks stories -- investment stories we have been focusing on, a year of management trying to get a grip on a business. uber shareholders have agreed to to an 17.5% stake investor group in japan. it implies evaluation of $48 billion for the start up. that is a steep discount. joining us from tokyo is our tech reporter. what can we take away from this investment? talk to me about how significant this new investment by softbank is. you just menti

rice paddies and rivers and creeks and ponds. up north, they had mountains. these guys flew in mountains.i did not have to worry about that . one day i had one of my closest friends flew with the 71st and firebirds. i was at the reunion and they were talking about the moo -- about the moon method. the way they navigated. how did you navigate with the moon method? quite easy. up there when you were scrambled out when there was a call, you scrambled out, and it did not matter what the weather was. they would be in the wee hours of the morning. you have not seen black until you have seen black over a jungle. oh my lord, is it black. these guys, they would use the environment. they could navigate out, but when they go out, maybe it would start getting a little drizzly or whatever. it did not matter what kind of a firefight they got into. all of these gunships say two or three rockets because they all knew they had to go back to the mountains, and they were pretty sure they knew where they were going. it is kind of dark and they are going along, so what they would

you went to france to be a missionary while guys were dying in rice paddies in vietnam. >> now, as forhat attack on romney on vietnam, top republicans from utah, orrin hatch and mike lee both defended the massachusetts governor and former presidential candidate. and it should be noted that the president received draft deferments during the vietnam war for bone spurs and did not serve in combat. steve bannon did not attack the president for that. we should point out, white house aid kellyanne conway made a point of telling cnn earlier today that the president spoke with romney over the phone last night and they had a, quote, wonderful conversation. wolf? >> jim, thank you, over at the white house. lots to discuss with thomas friedman, the veteran columnist for "the new york times" and the author of the best-selling book "thank you for being late," now out in paperback. thank you for joining us. in your latest column just pointed at "the new york times," you write this, in nearly 30 years of covering foreign policy, i've never seen a president give up so much to so many for so little. ex

you went to france to be a missionary while guys were dying in rice paddies in vietnam.o not talk to him about honor and integrity. judge roy moore has more honor and integrity in his pinky finger than your entire family has in its own dna. >> martha: wow, that is tough stuff, bill. what do you think? >> that is tough stuff. of course, steve bannon would say, schoolyard ethics, he threw a real first shot at moore. an earlier shot he will remember, martha, during the campaign when you get that speech in utah condemning donald trump donald trump, a lot of us reacted very badly to that speech because we remembered that mitt romney, as a candidate, asked donald trump, over and over again, he finally got it, he praised trump, and when trump was running, he trashed him. if you pull on steve bannon's chain, he's going to hit your back, and that's what he did. as to the motivations of the brownie kids, the romney boys, i don't know but it is going to enter that io that kind of fight. >> what's that? >> martha: go ahead, sorry. >> i largely agree with chris. i think if roy moore

you went to france to be a missionary while guys were diagnose in rice paddies in vietnam. >> you ran commander in chief. you had five sons. not one day of service in afghanistan and iraq. we have 7,000 dead and 52,000 casualties. and where were the romneys during those wars? >> you hid behind your religion. so why has this campaign become about mitt romney's military service? good question. bannon clearly charged up after romney called roy moore a quote/unquote stain on the republican party and the nation if he wins next week. cnn's kaitlan collins is in alabama with the very latest on this race. kaitlan, include gf it could gu, it just did. >> reporter: it certainly did. we're here in the last few days of this race, kate, and though steve bannon came to the state to rally support for roy moore before voters go to the polls next tuesday, he spent less time defending roy moore against those multiple sexual assault allegations made against him and more bashing the people up in washington that he doesn't like, like mitt romney, saying that he did not serve in the military because of his

paddy's smoothie that was like 1,000 calories this is 400 or 500, so i guess it's healthy compared to we've seen this year >> it's kind of like a meal in a cup. i'd rather go for a nice americana simple. >> so european americana. >>> still to come, making the case for more military money today's must-reads are ahead. >>> and as we head out, another check in bitcoin futures if we take a look at those right now on the cboe. 17,600 even. up almost 14%. stick around "worldwide ehae"ilbe ghbackxcng wl ♪ what's critical thinking like? a basketball costs $14. what's team spirit worth? (cheers) what's it worth to talk to your mom? what's the value of a walk in the woods? the value of capital is to create, not just wealth, but things that matter. morgan stanley another day at the office. why do you put up with it? believe it or not you actually like what you do. even love it. and today, you can do things you never could before. you're working in millions of places at once with iot sensors. analyzing social data on the cloud to create new designs. and using blockchain to help prevent fraud. so

see the newsreels of guys slogging through the jungle, we were in the jungle area, not the rice paddies are the real mountains. pick jungle,, just three put not see, you couldn't see to the back row here quite often. our mission was the typical infantry mission. that's what we were to do. made 33 combat assaults and helicopters. general,eople like the when he put me in, but i loved him many pulled me out. compatriots who had the gunships that brought rocket fire whenever we got into contact, and we had quite a lot of contact. by this time the war had change wherentially since tet the vietcong had been essentially eliminated, and you were facing more of the -- they infiltrate into south vietnam. there were still vc units. but i know the day we killed someone wearing a certain belt buckle, we were in a different kind of war. it was jungle fighting, stumbling into bunker areas. you simply could not see before you got there. it was going out on platoon-sized patrols. which at that time of the war the drawdown had begun. , we were talking maybe 21, 22 troop in a platoon. those of you who hav

you went to france to be a missionary while guys were dying in rice paddies if vietnam. you had five sons. not one day of service in afghanistan and iraq. judge roy moore has more honor and integrity in that pinkie finger than your entire family has in his whole dna. >> rick tyler, what has happened to the republican party? >> beats me. i'm trying to beat some sense into them. i always say everyone is so different, but i haven't changed, to quote joe walsh. he doesn't want mitt romney to run for an empty senate seat if roy moore steps down, so i don't know if anyone was more effective, than maybe roy moore. one of the things the republican party could do is get on top of this with retro action. many of the women who had disclosure agreements shoulden be under them. at a minimum we should know what moneys were paid out on the behest of which offices. >> how does a conservative republican justify an attack on mitt romney based on his face. >> well, you would have to ask steve bannon, but remember, he's in a state that's full of evangelical voters, and i suppose there in th

you went to france to be a missionary while guys were dying in rice paddies in vietnam. sons, not one day of service in afghanistan and iraq. judge roy moore has more honor and integrity in a pinkie finger than your entire family has in his whole dna! >> reporter: now, something that steve bannon did not bring up last night in a state that president trump won overwhelmingly in the election last year was that president trump also received five draft deferments from serving in vietnam, including one for bone spurs. but when counselor kellyanne conway was on cnn this morning in an interview with chris cuomo, she sought to put some distance between those comments from steve bannon on mitt romney and the white house, saying that the president and mitt romney spoke last night and that they have a great relationship, but po poppy, she didn't say if the president would support mitt romney if he ran for senate in utah. >> yeah, not something he's wild about, which has been pretty clear from his comments in utah this week. kaitlan collins, thank you very much. we have a lot to dis

across the paddy fields appears the stream of people they dinner with heavy bags and carrying small children they say they're escaping from the smoke in the distance the follow the path to the border and come across a group of. bare feet caked in mud they tell us they arrived in bangladesh the day before need to return to find the rest of their families who couldn't make the journey that is the last bangladeshi border security post and beyond that where you see the smoke billowing as me and mark now the journey between the two countries is just a boat ride across the river that takes twenty minutes which is why we've seen. made it to the safety of bangladesh trying to go back to say family members that left behind for normal hamilton his extended family this path leads to see going to . be struggled so much we want to stay here live and die here in bangladesh. but live here is one of the poorest countries in south america tens of thousands of children live and work on the streets in its capital city trapped in low paid jobs but now new programs have been launched to help children skate the.

you went to france while guys were dying in rice paddies in vietnam. don't talk to me about integrity. >> reporter: romney tweeted that moore's election would be a stain on the gop. >> you ran for commander of chief. you had five sons. not one day of service in afghanistan and iraq. we have 7,000 dead and 52,000 casualties. where were the romneys during those wars? >> reporter: the breitbart chairman, ripping jeff flake, hours after sitting by president trump, tweeted this 1$100 donation to moore's opponent. >> if you're going to write a check, write a check. don't give the man $100. >> reporter: moore, who denies allegation of sexual discondumi with teen republican reckoning. the gop restoring funding for moore. >> if he were to be elected, i think he would have an issue with the ethics committee. >> reporter: facing slipping poll numbers, moore's democratic rival, doug jones, launched his most blistering attack yet. >> i have done my part to ensure that men who hurt little girls should go to jail and not the united states senate. >> reporter: jones a