i'm sara kelly thank you very much for joining us in a televised address spain's king has harshly criticized catalonia his bid for independence king fully accused cattle and leaders of acting irresponsibly and outside of the law and carrying out a referendum on independence last weekend his speech came as many thousands of independent supporters were demonstrating in barcelona protesting police violence during the secession vote. but after the violence that marred the referendum comes the response. outside the offices of spain's governing political party striking port workers vented their anger over police brutality for their part spain's government blamed catalan leaders for inciting rebellions on the streets is that was that they showed that they were never there to deter people they were there to hit and provoke them after what happened catalan people expect everything from them just. fearing more violence firefighters from the protector of line between the people and the police. the state is inflicting violence on its citizens and therefore on us we are here to protect people and as a co

i'm sara kelly welcome thanks for joining us u.s. backed fighters in syria have retaken rocka the city that the so-called islamic state considers its capital a commander of the troops fighting i-s. says that operations are under way to clear this. city of landmines and militant sleeper cells dozens of jihad it had made their last stand in the city stadium but it is unclear if they remain holed up there meanwhile still to celebrate its processes aeration as the four month battle nears an end i'm so sick. of a more now let's cross over to journalist lad and we have on build america who joins us from co balmy in northern syria led america does this liberation of iraq now mean that the back of the so-called islamic state has been broken so to speak here you could say that because of the now the cheated on arca and also the tunnel may it be with supposed to be sort of the second couple that was also think about a sunni regime so i was just sort of finished in in syria there's only some pockets in the area there is or and there's still be

brussels the clock is ticking on bragg's it and there is still no plan on how it should proceed i'm sara kelly in berlin this is the day. but at this stage we're not even half way down the road. next to them it's clear that a lot of work remains to be done and that's the. hope is that will have come far enough by december that we'll be able to move on to the next phase of negotiations but it's up to britain to make that possible movie last night. i spoke to my fellow leaders about my vision for a new deep and special partnership between the u.k. and the european union after brics it they say they want a close possible relationship with the european after based we'd like to know what that actually means we don't really have as yet. and also on the program breaking with political tradition in the united states two former presidents speak out in remarks seen as voicing disapproval with the job performance of their successor donald trump ellison we would go folks who were deliberately trying to make folks say. to demonize people who have their promoted the. bigotry seems emboldened. our politics s

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i'm sara kelly welcome to the program we begin with breaking news this afternoon coming out of stockholm where the winner of the nobel prize for economics has been announced richard taylor of the united states has been awarded the nobel prize for economics the prize of the swedish academy of sciences. now he's from the university of chicago and was given the distinction for his work in the field of behavioral economics the prize is not part of the original series of awards set up by alfred nobel and originally only in one nine hundred sixty eight tyler's distinction occurred as economists are increasingly under fire from rising populist an anti globalization movements around the world the announcement was made just a few moments ago let's listen in. the roaring swedish academy of sciences has decided to study the city expire prize in economics sciences in memory of oxford the battle to richard h. favor for his contributions to behavioral economics. and we'll have more coverage of this u.s. economic slaughter laureate at the top of the hour that's coming up in our business news well meant

let's begin with the very blunt remarks by the president's chief of staff john kelly. sara murray has the latest. sara, kelly confronted reports of tension and turmoil head-on? >> reporter: that's right. in a rare appearance today in the briefing room, kelly made it clear that he is not going anywhere and despite what some may believe his performance should not be judged on whether he can block the president's twitter happy finger. >> i'm not quitting today. >> reporter: john kelly making his debut in the white house briefing room as the chief of staff. >> i don't think i'm being fired today and i'm not so frustrated in this job that i'm thinking of leaving. >> reporter: and insisting that a white house that often looks chaotic from the outside is, in fact, running smoothly. >> i was not sent in or brought in to control him and you should not measure my effectiveness as a chief of staff by what you think i should be doing but simply the fact is, i can guarantee to you that he is now presented with options, well-thought out options. those options are discussed in detail with

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i'm sara kelly welcome thanks for joining us. u.s. backed fighters in syria have retaken rocca the city that the so-called islamic state considers its capital now troops fighting i say that they have captured one of the militants last holdouts that is of course the city's hospital but there are still pockets of resistance one of them reported to be a stadium complex and roc-a which was used by us as a prison and an arms dump dozens of fighters have made their last stand there once the seed of islamic states power the long fight for rocca has left the city in ruins. a five month battle is over for the syrian kurdish and arab fighters. backed by the united states they killed dozens of i asked militants in their final push rocka is now a shell of a city. there's nothing left we're near the end we haven't seen any i asked militants we haven't seen any of them near the stadium either i think the city will be fully clear of them in the next two days which is once all of the i asked militants are gone from syria i'll go home. i asked took co

just to echo sara, what john kelly said to reporters about what he views his job to be is exactly right. that's what we're hearing from sources as well. one of the frustrations that general kelly has had and what he's tried to clamp down on, information coming into the oval office. before general kelly was on board, just about anybody could come to and advise the president. "star wars" bar of advisers. he's clamped down on that and feels good about it. outcome, to this point not resulted in more orderly or synchronized white house in messaging. >> michael, you had new article, said partly remarks were presidential cleanup, also you knew mr. trump would be watching. whole idea of audience of one. >> what struck me was the tone was incredibly untrumplike. he was jovial, didn't attack like sean spicer or like president trump often does at press conferences. bantering. went out of his way to soften the edges and walk back some of the things that president has tweeted or said but at the same time there were moments he got in a quip against the press, knowing full well that president trump is

yesterday john kelly went to the briefing room to defend donald trump. today, sara huckabee sanders had to go to the briefing room to defend john kelly. and it was summed up, quote, it was a spec tack kaug loor sham bol lick week for the white house and trump has no regrets about any of it. >> watching a grieving military family become a political football, pretty disgusting. >> thank you want to get into a debate with a four-star marine general, i think that that's something high lin appropriate. >> if you're the chief of staff of the white house and you say something that's wrong, we are going call you out on it and we are going to look into it and we are going to investigate it and you are responsible for what you say. >> put it a little more simply as we say in the south, all hat, no cattle. >> i'm not familiar with that expression, but i know this one. when you're in a hole, stop digging. >> i think he's along with many other people who have come into contact with trump is lesser at the end of this week than he was at the beginning. >> and overnight victory fro

another record day on wall street i'm sara eisen in for kelly evans. let's take a look at how we are finishing up the trading session. the dow surging. more than 150 points if you add 3m and caterpillar together that's more than 120. that would help the dow to a new record close, up 3/4 of 1% s&p 500 managed to close higher, up .2. not quite in record territory. the banks leading the charge there. the nasdaq rebounding from some tech weakness we saw in yesterday's session. and the russell 2000 index of small caps also closing higher by .2 of 1%. we are awaiting some key earnings after the bell. julia boorstin covering at&t for us contessa brewer will have the results from chipotle. that's been an underperformer. and bertha coombs following express scripts. we'll have all the results as soon as they are out but first let's talk about this market joining us, cnbc's senior markets commentator mark santoli. mark spellman here from alpine funds as well. it was really the industrial names boosting the dow to new record closing highs leading the dow today, 3m

predecessors of not calling the family of fallen service members, but the white house stood by kelly cease statement friday. sarars responded in a dig. >>> general kelly said he was stunned. that representative wilson made comments at a building de dedication honoring slain fbi agents including lobbying former president obama on legislation. as general kelly pointed out, if you're able to make a sacred act like honoring american heros all about yourself, you're an empty barrel. i'll put it more simply in the south. all hat, no cattle. >> according to the miami herald, one of thousands who attended the funeral on saturday morning. meanwhile, president trump was tweeting, quote, i hope the fake news media keeps talking about wacky congresswoman wilson in that she is a representative is killing the democratic party. no mention from president trump about the funeral on twitter. joining us from washington is daniel litman. co-author of political co-playbook. good to have you back. let me ask you about this point. female members of the congressional black caucus demanding john kelly apologize to what is an incorrect s

kelly appear appeared. i don't see how she could think logic defies it. the other thing that was concerning to me, sara suggest that because general kelly served, whose service deserves our utmost respect and has it, he is now the white house chief of staff in a fully political position. and he chose to go make political arguments in the briefing room yesterday. she seemed almost suggesting it was to chip reid, that he is beyond reproach and should not be questioned for his own words simply because he was a four-star general. >> that definitely the case. and chip really got to the heart of the matter with his questioning of sarah sanders there. nia, when you look at what you heard her saying that the conversation should have stopped when john kelly said what he said, however he did go on to make this political argument that had factual errors in it. white house is standing -- the congresswoman expressing sentiments that might not have been on camera, which clearly you can't argue with if there's no evidence of it. >> right. i mean this is -- we've seen this from the white house before. there's proof so

the press secretary even going as far as calling -- questioning kelly highly inappropriate. our sara murray has this report for us. >> 2 the president's response to a u.s. soldier in niger, developing into a political brawl. trump taking to twitter again to blast the congresswoman who accused him of being insensitive in a conference call when he told the widow of sergeant la david johnson that her husband knew what he got into when he signed up to serve. the fake news is going crazy with wacky congresswoman wilson who was secretly on a very personal call and gave a total lie on content. now morphing into a political battle over how the commander in chief carries out his most solemn duty comforting the families of soldiers who made the ultimate sacrifice. retire marine general ask white house chief of staff john kelly, a gold star father himself, he lamented that a call between a commander and chief and the widow of a fallen soldiers was being poll lit sized. >> it stuns me that a member of congress would have listeninged in to that conversation. i thought at least that was sacred. >>

. >>> welcome, everybody, to kt the closing bell," i'm sara eisen here for kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> welcome back. >> you're wearing the wrong tie. >> i know, it's my fault. >> we're so -- >> we'll collect that tomorrow i'm bill griffeth. what a difference a day makes after a stellar comeback on friday as they were just mentioning on "power lunch" general electric selling off on the back of an analyst downgrade. we have the -- in fact, there was also that upgrade. markets ignoring that. they're going with the downgrade. we have details. >> dividend worries are there. >> a list of stocks that are coming the new bellwethers it could be argued that ge has not been a bellwether for a very long time. >>> meantime tesla shares also under pressure today over under certainty around whether the electric vehicle maker will be opening a new factory in china we're going to separate fact from fiction on this one. >>> and after the bell, soon you'll be able to order takeout directly from the amazon app the head of amazon payments will be joining us exculusively to talk about the

>> first of all, we have to say, kelly completely contradicted what sara sanders said the day before d what trump had said, there was nothing to what had been said. kelly gave you the pretranslated version of what trump had been expected to say. >> what was the differential? you got to help me here. what does trump change from what he was advised to say by the general. >> we don't know. but what kelly said talking to trump, putting dunford's words into his own mouth, essentially what he's saying is you signed up to do this at a time when many in the country aren't, this is your job, you're surrounded by the greatest people on earth and this is the potential price when you put yourself in that position. trump, it appears, if we're going by what the family said and what the congresswoman said, did a shorthand version of that that fell flat. that is not -- that is not, by the way, an outlie. we've seen that a ton of times before. >> how about giving the edge to the president. how about it fell on ears that weren't receptive to the mouth of trump. >> i think there's been a tremendous rush

i'm sara eisen for kelly evans at the new york stock exchange >> and i'm bill griffeth here we go againer big rally on wall street the dow on track for a record close after strong earnings from industrial giants 3m and caterpillar. a few others are doing well as well today but those two stocks are responsible for the majority of today's rally for the dow. in fact, we were up almost 200 points a short time ago. we're off those highs right now. >> investors getting set for another batch of potential market-moving earnings after the

sources say chief of staff john kelly did not know about the claim that president obama did not call the families of service members who died in combat yesterday. press secretary sarakabee sanders was asked what kelly knew and when. >> i know he spoke to general kelly multiple times today. >> did he know he would be raising the issue of his son's memory. >> i'm not sure if he knew that specific comment, but they had certainly spoken about it and he's aware and spoken several times since then. >> can you describe how general kelly feels about it. >> i think general kelly is disgusted by the way this has been politicized and the focus has become on the process and not the fact that american lives were lost. inning he's disgusted and frustrated by that. if he has any anger it's towards that. >> also checking the claim on contact with family members killed in action. >> they asked me that question and for the most part, to the best of my knowledge, i think i've call every family of somebody that's died. >> so you can imagine it did not take long for that claim to come into question. in fact the associated press found relatives of four soldiers that died overseas during

and sara sanders was responding to the questions from reporters because, of course, john kelly is himselfather. he is a retired marine four-star general. but today he is also a civil servant, serving as chief of staff to the president, who came before reporters and the public, making claims and comments that can in our society be questioned and challenged if there's a factual error. because of that pressure, sara sanders offered that follow-up statement where she said that of course he could be questioned, but she went on to say -- to try to suggest he doesn't have sort of the standing to talk about the proper way to honor a fallen soldier would be inappropriate. so this is where it has been confusing. of course, he's a gold star father. there's a great deal of credibility that comes with that. but he's also a current political figure in what has been a very political week. >> kelly o'donnell, thank you so much for that report. >>> and new details from the investigation into the deadly combat mission in niger. nbc pentagon correspondent hans nichols is in washington. good morning to you.

kelly. our white house correspondent sara murray is joining us. sara, new twists in this now four-day-hold controversy. >> that's right, wolf. nearly everyone who has been involved in this controversy has expressed disgust that the death of the u.s. soldier has turned into a political battle. but that certainly didn't stop the attacks from flying today. the president's response to a u.s. soldier killed in niger devolving into a political brawl. trump taking to twitter again overnight to blast the congresswoman who accused him of being insensitive in a condolence call when he told myesha johnson, the widow of sergeant la david johnson, that her husband knew what he got into when he signed up to serve. the fake news is going crazy with wacky congresswoman wilson, who was secretly on a very personal call and gave a total lie on content, trump tweeted. what began as a question over an ambush in niger that left four american soldiers dead now morphing into a political battle over how the commander in chief carries out his most solemn duty, comforting t

. >>> welcome, everybody, to kt the closing bell," i'm sara eisen here for kelly evans at the new yorkome back. >> you're wearing the wrong tie. >> i know, it's my fault. >> we're so -- >> we'll collect that tomorrow i'm bill griffeth. what a difference a day makes after a stellar comeback on friday as they were just mentioning on "power lunch" general electric selling off on the back of an analyst downgrade. we have the -- in fact, there was also that upgrade. markets ignoring that. they're going with the downgrade. we have details. >> dividend worries are there. >> l

thank you, bob >>> welcome to the second hour of the closing bell, i'm sara isisen in for kelly evans today. here's how we're finishing up on wall street. another down day the second one in the last three sessions here. looks like the dow is closing out with a loss of about half a percent, decline of 112 points making it the worst day for the dow since september 5th. so it's been a while the s&p 500 down half a percent, all 11:00 sectors within the s&p closing in the red nazi dock finishing lower, more than half a percent. similar kind of declines on the russell 2000 nike one of the bright spots in the sell-off finishing the day higher after announcing new sale targets at it's investor day. coming up, you will hear from nike's ceo mark parker in an exclusive interview on closing bell and it's another busy hour for earnings meg terrell covering for us. kate rogers will bring us the latest from buffalo wild wings and contessa brewers will have the numbers from las vegas fans. first let's talk about this sell off today. joining us, markets commentator as always, mike santulli, danny hugh

sara sanders reviewed the tape of the event which seemed to be john kelly reaching for a difference example outside of the confines of the sergeant johnson matter to talk about congresswoman wilson. at the same time, you know, we remember back in the beginning of the iraq war, sometimes when families of the fallen meet the president in person or have conversations, these can be very contentious, difficult, painful -- >> i know that better than most, but i've never seen a president attack anyone that participates on the other end of that meeting. >> exactly. but the expectation they were going to be difficult encounters is there. you are right. what is different here is that the white house is critiquing the reaction, whereas in the past, tipcally that has not taken place because a commander in chief absorbs some of the pain of the families for making those decisions and putting loved ones in harm's way. that just goes with the role of being commander in chief. and so i think the thing that really stands out is that john kelly, as the chief of staff, not as a gold star father, made this accu

on any given day, donald trump can have an opinion about what he thinks of general kelly and i think he knows it. but saraed today at the white house whether the president had confidence in his staff at the warehouse. she said yes, but after asking that question after three months that said a lot. >> gloria thank you. perspective now from general mart. general martin i want to start with you because you know how general kelly operates. would it surprise you that the secretary of state and the general was pushing to some kind of breaking point? >> don't know john, but i can tell you john kelly is in this for per perfection. he's in this for his country. he'll continue to lead up as best he can. i'm sure it's frustrating at times. i can imagine the contest he's experiencesing between the personalities, e zbgos and processes that donald trump has brought to office that kelly is not use to under other administrations. >> there was this idea that if anyone can bring discipline and order to the white house it was general kelly. procedurals on the president's reading material he seems to be effect i have. so you

sara, the white house clearly standing by the chief of staff john kelly's criticism of congresswoman wilson. >> reporter: that's right, wolf. and nearly everyone involved in this has lamented, expressed regret that this incident has turned into some kind of political battle, and yet again today folks are trading barbs as this political fight spills into another day. the president's response to a u.s. soldier killed in niger devolving into a political brawl. trump taking to twitter again overnight to blast the congresswoman who accused him of being insensitive in a condolence call when he told myesha johnson, the would off of sergeant la david johnson that her husband knew what he got into when he signed up to the serve. the fake news is going crazy with whacky congresswoman wilson who was secretly on a private call and gave a total lie on content, trump said. what began over an ambush that began in niger that left four american soldiers dead now morphing into a political battle over how the commander in chief carries out his most solemn duty, comforting the families of soldiers who h

general kelly is private about the death of his son. >> joining us now sara west wood. i'm sad to say there's a day two of this story about just what happened on that telephone call. and i think that is just -- i'm sure painful for the families, but the bigger issue here shah there's an investigation that needs to tell us what happened to these young men because leaving someone on a battle field for two days is not acceptable. this is the largest loss of life on the battle field in this administration. >> exactly. i think the uncertainty surrounding what happened during th attack might explain why the white house was not more forthcoming with a sympathy statement which we now know was drafted and not yet released by the president. why there hasn't been much out of this president who has been quick to comment on just about everything else when it comes to the attack in niger because there is still so much uncertainty and it looks like the white house didn't want to call attention to an attack about wch they still don't know enough. so it's clear now that this is the exac

"live with kelly and ryan" is next here on 6abc. sara silverman and terry crews both on the show.nd to what you can discover. the laughing cow. reinvent snacking. after 8 years of chris christie, is kim guadagno the change new jersey really needs? guadagno is christie's hand-picked successor. says she's "proud to be part of the christie administration." guadagno was chris christie's right hand as our schools came under attack, critical services were underfunded, and our credit rating was downgraded...11 times. from the bridge to the beach, we've seen it all, and we've had enough. kim guadagno isn't the change we need. kim guadagno isn't >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, actress and comedian and author sarah silverman. and from the series "brooklyn nine-nine," terry crews. plus, it's kelly's birthday week, so we are kicking off "live's birthday games"! all next on "live!" ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ >> ryan: good morning! what's up, man. how are you? ♪ >> kelly: hi. >> ryan: tre

sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> now, to developing news out of washington, less thank two hours ago white house chief of staff john kelly defend the president trump over the growing controversy over fallen soldiers, an unexpected emotional appearance today. >> reporter: good evening. it was quite a surprise to see general kelly in the briefing room today and then even more of a surprise to talk about the very personal experience of losing his son robert in afghanistan in 2010. stunned and broken hearted that is how john kelly felt as headlines focused on a phone call president trump made to the widow of a fallen soldier. >> after waiting 12 days, president trump called the families of the four special ops soldiers killed in niger. >> one alicia johnson seen sobbing over her husband a katz casket and congresswoman wilson was traveling with johnson and her family to receive the sergeant's casket and heard part of the conversation on speaker phone. >> in his way he tried to express that opinion, he is a brave man a fallen hero. he knew what he was getting himself into. that was the message, that was the message transmitted

sara, the president is making an ugly and false accusation tonight, even uglier. >> reporter: well, look, erin. we reached out to general kelly to see if he wanted to respond. cnn also reached out to the white house to see if they wanted to make general kelly available to talk about this because president trump did bring his chief of staff into it, the fact that his chief of staff lost his son to war. we know that kelly has tried not to publicize his son's death. he's not gone out there and spoken about it publicly. he has in the past, but he certainly hasn't made it a big issue in the media. so it is a little perplexing. i think, erin, the point here is not necessarily the story of general kelly, and it's not the story of president obama. this is a story of a deadly combat mission that occurred under president trump and how he has behaved as commander in chief and consoler in chief in this incident. that's why i asked him in the rose garden the other day why we hadn't heard him discuss this incident, even if he hadn't reached out to the families directly, even if he wanted to give them time to breathe, time to grieve, why he

was your other guest on the call you know we can only go off what sara sanders actually told us and the fact that we know that general kelly was in the room when the call was made and he approved of the call we have to go with that. you know amy you bring up an interesting we're going i want to say you bring up a very interesting point he knew what he signed up for that seems to be the only comment that's coming out of this conversation i mean the congresswoman from florida is not saying that the president said well i feel sorry for your loss or i'm very sad or think my english she on that call i wasn't even her well was i don't i just think it's interesting or curious that that's the only piece of the conversation that we're getting reported what do you make about well i think it's really important that we don't take things out of context just like with general kelly's frustration i to impress traded you know there's that can be taken so many different ways yes when you do sign up to go into the army or into the needy or whatever area it may be you do know what you're signing up for and you do know that you could be going

sara murray's question. here's the reality of this week, kate. i don't think anyone involved this week, congresswoman wilson, president trump, chief of staff kelly, entirely followed the better angels of their nature, right. i think everyone was a little suspect of everything. president trump suspect of the press asking a question, congresswoman wilson suspect of president trump's intentions, john kelly, suspect of the congresswoman and the president. the whole thing, nobody was sort of just riding the better angels among them about how to sort of deal with this and so what happened was, is that mix overtook something that it never belonged in, having said that, donald trump is the commander in chief. there is an extra burden that comes with that. and i just think that in his way that he chose to answer sara murray's question in the rose garden, all of a sudden comparing himself to past presidents and trying to portray the way in which he goes about calling families is more extensive than what others have done, by letters, and phone calls, he wanted to immediately get into a political realm. then the next day, suggesting that people and reporters

kelly, did he get a call from obama? you could ask other people. i don't know what obama's policy was. >>> let's go back to the beginning when sara murray just askedls of the four green berets lost in niger and why the president hadn't addressed it. what is his reaction to all of these questions tell you? >> i think it tells me that he has a chip on his shoulder about this. that the idea -- you know, it's uncomfortable for him. he's clearly talked about it with general kelly because otherwise how would he know that president obama didn't immediately call general kelly. he has been thinking about this. and it's something that weighs on him, which is interesting to see play out. usually when something frustrating him, he pushes it back with obama. we have seen this on a number of things. it's unfortunate the thing he is pushing back on obama is something like this. >> the president is very personal and very competitive. things are very personal and competitive for him. it's almost like this is a contest. this should not be a contest. >> it's not. exactly. >> absolutely. this just should not be. one of the roepbts why this is newsworthy is and the po

sara sanders room. the briefing room still a fact free zone. one current example the tape doesn't lie. john kelly'srection of a 2015 of speech by frederick wilson was faulty. kellyhouse podium said the congresswoman said things that a tape of the event proved she did not say but no acknowledge.. just another effort at taxpayer expense to redefine truth. >> i don't believe that general kelly mischaracterized. he gave his account of what took place. eligible kelly and his family have made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. i think he's led with honor and integrity. i think he's doing a great job of chief of staff and i don't think he has anything to correct or apologize for. >> general kelly served with distinction. he's an american hero. he's a gold star parent and had tragedy in his family. what he said was not true. so then using his military service to say therefore, you cannot question him i'm sorry, that is equal to if not a greater violation of anything sean spicer said. >> it's beneath contempt to use a gem's stars, a general who is now in a political role as chief of staff of this white house to use his stars as a shield from press criticism when he

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we could look at what the president says, what sara huckabee sanders says, what sean spicer used to say. >> and unfortunately even some things that john kellyind the podium at the white house. we could do this all day. which is the truth means nothing to this president. in fact, he really does believe in the big lie theory that if you repeat a lie over and over again, that maybe it can become the truth. it's just, i mean, there are so many examples of this in donald trump's life. he's now bringing this to the white house, and, again, bob corker, who again, vocally as willie said had a showdown with the secretary of state, john kerry, and said you and president obama have been fleeced. and this is the what bob corker wrote from "the washington post," senator bob corker to congress reject the bad iran deal. >> not a great picture of corker. >> not a -- >> i think the headline is a little ambivalent, joe. >> so friend at home. we're now going to show you the first line of donald trump's tweet again. bob corker who helped president obama give uses the bad iran deal. >> with the bank shot of some sort. >> so, again, the lying is constant. if we

brussels the clock is ticking on bragg's it and there is still no plan on how it should proceed i'm sara kelly in berlin this is the day. at this stage we're not even half way down the road. today it's clear that a lot of work remains to be done with the fact that. the hope is that will have come far enough by december that we'll be able to move on to the next phase of negotiations.

i'm sara kelly in berlin this is the.

rest and the injured fight for their lives the nation asks why is this happening yet again i'm sara kelly in berlin this is the day.