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as republican senate leadership tries to bribe the remaining republican holdouts and the currents in iraq hold a referendum on independence as the united states is accused of a war crime for an airstrike on civilians in syria and north korea's foreign minister says president trump has declared war on his nation and is prepared to take countermeasures. reporting tonight from washington d.c. this is the news on r.t. america.

. >>> senator rand paul wants lawmakers tot funding for the wars in iraq and afghanistan. he protested tonight by siebltly sitting on the senate floor to stall progress on the bill until the lawmakers vote on his amendment. paul tweeted this out, "i will continue these protests and these objections for as long as need td to ensure congress do its duty and vote on ending these wars." >>> earlier today there were different tributes to remember the victims of the 2001 attacks in new york. family members recited the names of the victims at the 9/11 memorial. at the pentagon they unfurled the american flag early this morning, something they do every year. before president trump placed a wreath in honor of the 184 people killed when american airlines flight 77 crashed. >>> and in shanksville, pennsylvania vice president pence placed a wreath at the united flight 93 memorial. >>> the search is active but the desperation is growing tonight for the family of that missing months pregnant. laura wallen's family received a troubling text from her about a week ago today but couldn't get

bush said i want to make war on iraq it's your job to get me the evidence it was very clear to us what was going on and it took until two thousand and eight until the senateintelligence committee issued a report saying that prewar intelligence on iraq was unsubstantiated contradicted or even nonexistent those are the words of the chair of the senate intelligence committee. unsubstantiated contradicted or even none exists now i ask it what does none existant intelligence. and we knew that was going on ok and least trying to blow the whistle before the war we would three most of the president before the war no more acknowledge only one got any play and that was because we happened to find a sympathetic. press a p porter who put it out on the wire that one pilot. is speaking of having it published overseas for this last question i want to ask you about someone you're giving you in your college giving an award to seymour hersh put out a recent article and he was forced to put it out over seas again but about how the syrian chemical attack which trump used as the reason to begin you know direct bombing of syria you know he put forward very clear evidence that

us senate votes overwhelmingly against an amendment which could have ended the war in iraq and afghanistan. european commission president claims that the e.u. has too many presidents i think only want to and should be at the helm of. the road. documentary tells the stories of those fighting to drive islamic state from one of its syrian strongholds. and a new development the will done to doping agency confirms the accuracy of a leaked document that shows ninety five out of ninety six russian athletes have been cleared of any wrong doing. very good evening to you my name is the. international. the u.s. senate has voted against an amendment which could have ended the wars in iraq and afghanistan is across the story she year the u.s. congress passes the national defense authorization act which supplies funding and authorization to the u.s. military for the following year now in the aftermath of the september eleventh attacks the national defense authorization act began to start having a section of it added to it was called the authorization for the use of military force this essentially allowe

then the united states senate rejects a bipartisan bill trying to end u.s. involvement in afghanistan and iraq. plus a hurricane or mad claims more lives find out how on was after a fax caused the deaths of six nursing home residents today. it's wednesday september thirteenth four pm in washington d.c. i mean this week and you're watching r.t. america our top story this hour is the ongoing tensions between the u.s. and north korea president donald trump describes the resolution of the united nations security council sanctions against north korea as quote not a big deal however he did say the unanimous vote itself spoke volumes all this comes as the south korean government started testing that long range ballistic missiles artes on your part in pill as in seoul south korea where tensions between the penciler countries are expected to rise. as officials here meet to discuss how to implement the unprecedented sanctions passed by the un security council this week targeting north korea and the foreign ministry underscores its commitment to apply economic and diplomatic pressure in order to weaken p

senate votes overwhelmingly against an amendment which could have ended the wars in iraq and afghanistan. european commission president claims that the e.u. has too many presidents i think only one quote captain should be at the helm of the blog. wrote a rag or a new r.t. documentary tells the story of those fighting to drive islamic state from one of its last syrian strongholds. and in a new development the world anti-doping agency confirms the accuracy of a leaked document that showed ninety five ninety six russian athletes have actually been cleared of any wrongdoing. leading to you my name is the harvey you're watching r.t. international first this hour we have an update on the report of a school shooting in the u.s. state of washington it's now believed that at least six people have been injured and one of the may have been killed some of the victims have already been taken to the hospital rode in air ambulances were dispatched to freeman high school south of the small city of spokane valley all schools in that area are now being put on preventative lockdown the local media reportin

iraq and afghanistan. next, the debate on the amendment from the senate floor. "after words", senators voted 61 - 362 table the amendment. >> senator from maryland. >> we celebrated the anniversary of september 11 this week. it was a day that none of us will forget. we we were attacked and we want to take every necessary action to go after those who perpetrated this attack against america and protect our country. i was part of the congress had time and was part of the congress that passed the 2001 authorization for the use of military force. p that was targeted toward afghanistan, and i was part of the congress that willie took up the 2002 authorization for use of military force against iraq, i voted against that authorization. it's now been 14 years after the u.s. invasion and the end of the saddam hussein regime and we still have the authority of military force against iraq and it still being used. it's time for that authorization to end. i take this time to support senator paul's efforts andon put it termination date on the 2001 authorization. that was the fi

to children whose parents had taken them to iraq after joining islamic state and finally arrived back home to russia. the u.s. senate voted overwhelmingly against an amendment which could have ended the wars in iraq and afghanistan. european commission president claims that the e.u. has too many presidents adding only one quote captain should be at the helm of the block. on the road to rock a new r t documentary tells the stories of those fighting to drive the state from one of its last syrian strong. my colleague kevin owen will be with you in just about an hour's time for a rundown of the latest world news but up next it is the cast a critical eye on president relationship with his generals to. follow in welcome to cross talk we're all things are considered. a candidate john will trump ran on a campaign that not only question many foreign policy orthodoxies but also lashed out against neo conservative views of the world today the president is surrounded by men in uniform some are calling this a soft. cross talking trumps generals i'm joined by my guest michael o'hanlon in washington he is a senior fellow at the br

to children whose parents had taken them to iraq after joining islamic state and finally arrived back home to russia. the u.s. senate voted overwhelmingly against an amendment which could have ended the wars in iraq and afghanistan and. european commission president claims that the e.u. has too many presidents adding only one quote captain should be at the helm of the block. and the road to rock a new r t documentary tells the stories of those fighting to drive the state from one of its last syrian strong. my colleague kevin owen will.

. >> kentucky senator rand paul introduced an amendment repealing the 2001 and 2002 authorization for use of military force in iraq and afghanistan. next, the debate on the amendment from the senate floor afterwards, center devoted 61-36 to table the imminent. this is 50 minutes. >> center for marilyn. >> thank you, mr. president. earlier this week we commemorated the 16th anniversary of the attack on our country on september 11 it was a day that i think that of us will ever forget.ge we were attacked and we wanted to take all necessary action to protect our country and go after those who perpetrated this attack against america. i was part of the congress atngt that time, and was part of the congress that passed the 2001 military force. that was targeted towards afghanistan and was part of the congress that when we took upore the 2002 authorization for use of military force against iraq, and they voted against that bee4 authorization. mr. president, it's now been 14 years after the u.s. invasion of iraq and the end of a saddam hussein regime.r. pre and yet, thank you we still have on the authority for the use of m

at the top stories this hour iraq's supreme court has ordered the suspension of next six my friend and on a kurdish independence campaigning is well underway in the senate thomas kurdish region but the vote is being fiercely opposed by iraq turkey and iran. says additional sanctions pursued by the united states are a hostile act it says the more sanctions the u.s. takes the put her at all move towards completing its clear and missile programs the commander in chief in myanmar's armed forces is blaming the right henchmen for the violence that sparked the refugee crisis men on playing says his forces are only targeting armed groups but the u.n. says the military is ethnically cleansing muslim or henchmen civilians. by the end of this week on glimmer cole could become chairman chancellor for a fourth term and the country's uncertain about the direction of the u.s. under president trump are increasingly looking to germany to provide stable global leadership but germans remain wary of backing up their economic and political power with military spending lawrence lee reports. deep in the forest west of berlin nato is wargaming again one of its members has been

time to report on the graham cassidy bill as republican senate leadership tries to bribe the remaining republican holdouts and the currents in iraq hold a referendum on independence as the united states is accused of a war crime for an airstrike on civilians in syria and north korea's foreign minister says president trump has declared war on his nation and is prepared to take countermeasures. reporting tonight from washington d.c. this is the news on r.t. america. good evening friends we start tonight with the senate g.o.p.'s last ditch effort to win support for the gramm cassady health care bill the effort was dealt a major setback the saving senator collins of maine announced that she would not support the bill calling it deeply flawed the bill was already on life support his republican leadership took to bribing senators who opposed the bill up to six of the fifty two republican members of the senate opposed the bill changes to the bill would send more money to alaska arizona and maine all of which have senators who oppose the bill senators were met with an angry opposition today on capitol hill by citizens who would be severe

and they take the news from behind senator rand paul stood up on the senate floor and said something pretty interesting two days ago iraq was today to oppose an authorized under claire and unconstitutional war on authorized under claire uncaused there's a war i place a talking about are we being invaded by canada right now they probably want our natural resources like to read. you can have a when you pry him from my cold orange fingers. but we have. today is basically unlimited war anywhere anytime. any place upon the globe. i. think he's talking about. well you see we have to be at war all the time because we have a lot of indoctrinated zina boba hormonal steroids all young men. you know if we didn't stand over there to fight we'd have to fight them here at home all right and i know from experience they gave me wedgies in gym class where my amendment would sunset in six months the two thousand and one and two thousand and two use of all through zation of force yes what rand paul is talking about is why trump and general mad dog mattis are still allowed to keep bombing anywhere they want anytime they want what lie as if

is that the so-called liberal establishment, the democrats -- 29 democrats in the senate voted to let bush invade iraqhe new york times" got behind the war in iraq. judith miller, they put stories on the front page that were not true. "the new yorker" magazine ran an editorial i think it was the week before the war saying we should do this. our liberal establishment has to be called into question here. we have to not follow them if they do that again. in the show, i actually play a couple of clips of the night trump bombed syria, that syrian airfield. cnn, away on msnbc, on people were waxing poetic about trump is now the president. this next time when we go to war -- i will say this again, trump will take us to war. he is in new jersey last month threatening fire and fury. i mean, i ask the audieience evy night, can we all agree that no good idea has ever come out of that mr., new jersey? no offense to the town, but that is not restart a nuclear war. if trump says north korea is the enemy, do not believe this. do not go to war. unless you see north korean troops marching through that arch and down to

from but no it turned out not and then the other thing was that he was against the iraq war before he was in. the senate national senate. and but you know that neither seemed to matter once you once you got into office you mentioned average again since i'm. so on informed on africa i want to ask you how much of the obvious there is a massive place some countries doing better than others and how much of it do you feel is the policies of the united states and the west that have caused the countries that are struggling to be there and how much of it is just internal problems of their own as both i think you get one doesn't necessarily nullify the other one feeds into the so. you know for the leader decides to do things that are good for the people for instead of paying off the interests of the i.m.f. loans or selling the resources to outsiders that leader is not going to ask for it . you know i know he got to get into this conspiracy theory modify it's a deal to discuss this but get off he was america's best friend not tomorrow. and then he started announcing they were going to drop the dollar and. write t

senate prerogative. for the majority in all likelihood we don't want to dowe that. should we be at war in iraq or afghanistan.e president obama ran on ending taking about war and bombing the countries without any authorization intriguingly the left was relentless in criticizing george bush and yet george bush did come to congress. we have the votes to go after those that attacked us on 9/11. they didn't vote for a generation should one generation be able to bind another generation if we don't force thp authorizations to expire it can go on forever. they've always been at war with east asia and then saying they've always been at war with eurasia because no one is t standing up to say no. that's what congress is supposed to do, we are supposed to be a voice that debates and this should we go to war as part of doing our job, but the only way to get congress to do their job is to actually let these expire. we should have a full debate over initiates the war. there is no murkiness to the constitution. it is explicit. the initiation, the declaration of war, the power lies with congress. but the war

leadership in northern iraq and its neighbors after this week's secession vote iran says it's coordinating with iran and turkey to take control of borders administrate by the senate semi autonomous kurdish regional government the inclusion of the city of coke in northern iraq in monday secession vote has also angered baghdad it has some of the biggest of all in the country for reports from a bill. the kurdish peshmerga to control kill cook after the iraqi army fled in islip pensive in two thousand and fourteen. but there's never been agreement between the kurdish regional government or caleb ji in the federal government in baghdad about who should be in control here and benefit most from the area's vast oil wealth. kirkuk had an eighty percent turnout in the referendum on kurdish the session the day after the vote the iraqi parliament asked prime minister hydrilla party to send troops into kurdish controlled disputed areas like kirkuk and take back control of the oil fields and the kurdish governor of kirkuk coachella body doesn't heed to parliament's demand prime minister about he has made it clear that force is not how you will approach this thing. and i agree

senator what world do you see the u.s. military in syria and iraq once the islamic state has been ejected? >> i think the role is very limited. i was in syria in june. in iraq i think prime minister of body would like to have an american military president. i think it would be very affect his and training operations and the professionalism of the iraqi security forces and also to our military in some respects plays a role in it -- so to make sure sunni kurdish shia elements, there is at least fair treatment that's something that the prime minister wants and we want and the question though is with the political turmoil and the kurdish referendum and the optimization forces and the iranian support and shia, can you hold them together. there'll be an election next year and my sense coming back this issue of u.s. presence will be part of the election campaign. it might not be the most critical issue but i think we should maintain a presence there and if we do it will be beneficial not only to iraq but to our regional interests. in syria is to get more c

senate. she served 23 years in the military, including time in iraq and kuwait during operation iraqi freedom. she represents my home state of iowa so i'm especially thrilled to have her today. and at citi we represent more than 100 countries in our unique global presence, aids us in recognizing the challenges in operating in often uncertain and unpredictable world as we can all attest to today. with that in mind. we're pleased to have the senator here to share her perspective on security challenges, countries around the globe, from north korea, syria, afghanistan and the list goes on. thank you so much for taking time to be here today and we're looking very forward to the discussion. >> thank you. >> thank you. and i do want to just briefly introduce our moderator, csis senior associate nina eastton who is also chair of fortune's most powerful international summit and the floor chair of the forum. thank you for moderating today's event and over to you. >> thanks. we're supposed to call you joni, senator, thank you for being here, it's an honor. i've watched you from affair and it's a treat t

senators from both parties are working together fr a short-term fix. >>> to iraq and the increasing tensions that are rising after a nonbinding vote by the kurdish minority to declare independence. in the wake of the vote, iraq has given the to hand over their airport. neighboring turkey has threatened military action if the oil-rich kurds take further action toward independence. >>> president trump is turning up the heat on north korea. it's the first use of new sanctioning powers that the president created with an executive order last week. the sanctions taught eight north korean banks and officials working for the bank. >>> meanwhile, the parents of the american student who died after release from north korea now claim their son, otto warmbier was tortured. >> he had a shaved head. he had a feeding tube coming out of his nose. he was blind. he was deaf. as we looked at him and tried to comfort hip, it looked like pliers it looked like someone had taken a pair of pliers and rearranged his bottom teeth. >> the north koreans claimed he contracted botulism. american doctors found no evidence

iraq. amy: the former u.s. senator bob graham.k more about what he is saying, andrew cockburn. >> that's right. in a way, there is one thing the bush administration and senator theam agreed on, which was hijacking for the 9/11 operation to succeed, they had to have had the support of a nationstate. i mean, in terms of money and in terms of contacts, in terms of -- these were a bunch of most ofy sort of hicks, them, who arrived in this country into not speak english, did not knowow people. they were all taken care of and found placeses to live and d gin to flyingsteered lessons. it was a very sophisticated, well organized operation. that had to be, in grams of you and mine, too, had to have been done by a state. the bush administration try to say it was a rat. they so wanted it to be iraq or wanted to be of the believe it was iraq am a that prisoners interrogators at guantananamo we under instructions to torture detainees in guantanamo into admitting, falsely, that this link between iraq and the 9/11 had lacking -- hijacking. iy: w

. >> kentucky senator rand paul introduced an amendment repealing the 2001 and 2002 authorization for use of military force in iraq and afghanistan. next, the debate on the amendment from the senate floor afterwards, center devoted 61-36 to table the imminent. this is 50 minutes. >> center for marilyn. >> thank you, mr. president. earlier this week we comm

time to report on the graham cassidy bill as republican senate leadership tries to bribe the remaining republican holdouts and the currents in iraq hold a referendum on independence as the united states is a key. of a war crime or an airstrike on civilians in syria and north korea's foreign minister says president trump has declared war on his nation and is prepared to take countermeasures. reporting tonight from washington d.c. this is the news on r.t. america.

senator joni ernst. she was elected in 2015 after military3 years in the in kuwait and iraq. she represents my state. we represent more than 100 countries aids us in inognizing the challenges operating in an editable world. we are pleased to have senator perspectives her of the world. thank you for taking the time to be here today. we are looking for two but this session. >> i want to introduce our who isr, nina easton, --o chair of most insulation influential women. thank you for moderating. senator, thank you are being here. i have watched you from afar it is a treat to be here. thesentinues to exercise are women, mark power in your family. >> my daughter is at rep. torres: school at the united states military academy. her.very proud of she is strong willed young woman and believes in our country just as mom and daddy do. she does leave she can make a difference and i am glad for that. oak in iowa,om red so was -- south west island, you -- you grewa farm up on a farm. what kind of a culture clash is that? i said with nina back home everybody knows me as joni. that's where i served as the county audi

then the united states senate rejects a bipartisan bill trying to end u.s. involvement in afghanistan and iraq. plus a hurricane or claims more lives find out how on was after a fax caused the deaths of six nursing home residents today.

senate votes overwhelmingly against an amendment which could have ended the war in iraq and afghanistan. european commission president claims that the e.u. has too many presidents i think only want to quote clinton should be at the helm of . the road to rock our new documentary tells the stories of those fighting to drive islamic state from one of its last syrian strongholds. and a new development the world anti-doping agency confirms the accuracy of a leaked document that shows ninety five.

senate easily passed a nearly $700 billion defense bill late yesterday. the measure would put the u.s. armed forces on track for a bigger budget than at any time during the wars in iraq afghanistan. the bill calls for expanded missile defenses in response to those escalating tensions with north korea. >>> and a new effort to reform the health care system is gaining steam in the senate. the graham/cassidy bill would repeal the infrastructure of the affordable care act. but it would leave the taxes in place and funnel that revenue towards the states. the white house backs the bill. so does the speaker of the house. and the bill's sponsor lindsey graham appears optimistic. >> we're going to get 50 republican votes. and i make a prediction. there are going to be a lot of democrats struggling with a no vote, because at least eight of them, eight of them, their states do far better than obamacare in terms of funding and they have more control over the money. and that's going to be a hard no. >> andrew friedman is the principal at the washington update. he join us now to discuss this latest effort, good to see you, andrew, welcome back. >> how are you? >> i'm good. how do y

iraq and it's still being used. it's time for that authorization to end. so i take this time to support senator paul's efforts to put a termination date on the 2002 awth radification and put -- authorization and a termination date on 2001. we wanted our country to hold those responsible in afghanistan for the attack against america. that authorization is now 16 years old. let me read for my colleagues exactly what authorization said -- what we passed 16 years ago. that the president is authorized to use all necessary and appropriate force against those nations, organizations, or persons he determined planned, authorized, committed, or aided the terrorist attacks that occurred on september 11, 2001, or harbored such organizations or persons in order to prevent any future acts of international terrorism against the united states by such nations, organizations, or persons. mr. president, that's the authorization. it's pretty specific. it's pretty specific to go after those that were responsible against the attack against the united states that was centered in afghanistan and it was used for that p

senate votes overwhelmingly against in about a minute which could have ended the wars in iraq and afghanistan. european commission president claims that the e.u. has too many presidents only one quote captain should be held the. road to rock or a new documentary tells the story of those fighting to drive islamic state for all one of its syrian strongholds. in a new development the world anti-doping agency confirms the accuracy of a leaked document that showed ninety four.

senate foreign relations committee will come to order. the three piece of legislation multiple nominations. h.r. 390, the iraq answer genocide emergency relief and accountability act of 2017. this bill is a priority for the house foreign affairs committee and we are glad to work with them in that regard. it seeks to ensure that adequate assistance reaches minority communities iraq's december genocide on isis and concern and elsewhere with appropriate support. this bill is also an opportunity to enact a committee served on senator cardin's war crimes accountability act. we also thank senator shaheen for her work on the ceiling at citigroup, which we are incorporating into h.r. 39. we will consider the trafficking big times protection reauthorization act of 2017, victims protection act of 2000 was where we as a country in the world came to grips with the reality of modern slavery. this committee has conducted there is oversight of the state department's implementation of the trafficking big times protection act of 2015 tape report that the turning point came together in a united way to let the state department

that was republican senator rand paul of kentucky arguing for a vote on his amendment to end authorizations for the ongoing wars in iraq he staged a protest on the floor. vowing to do everything in his power to prevent the senate from moving forward on their defense bill if they refuse to vote on reauthorizing these wars. i'm joined by senator paul. why are you so alone out there, senator? >> you know, i don't know. i actually think there's going to be a coming-together of right and left on this. i'm excited tonight to tell you and your viewers that i am going to get the vote. i sat quietly last night because the rules say i could only speak for an hour, but i could sit quietly as long as i wanted. in sitting quietly i was delaying them from their bill. so we've negotiated a vote. and so tomorrow morning, for the first time in 15 years, we're going to vote on whether we should be at war and where we should be at war. now i don't believe i will win, but i think you will see the right and the left coming together on this. and saying, we should sunset the current authorizations, which most of us think don't apply to any o

iraq and afghanistan. next, the debate on the amendment from the senate floor. "after words", senators voted 61 - 362 table the amendment. >> senator from maryland.

senate runoff. david: meanwhile british police charging an 18-year-old iraq refugee for the terror bombing on board a subway. we're learning new details on the president's travel ban once it expires this sunday. nigel farage, former leader of uk independence party join us from london. melissa: tensions escalating between president trump and the leader of north korea as the rogue nation threatens to test a hydroagain bomb over the pacific. >> north korea's is everybody's problem. this is not distinctly american issue. that rogue nation that represses its own people, that so brazenly did discharges it missiles into the country of japan, that is everybody's issue. strategy the same way to create a financial plan built to last from generation to generation. we'll listen. we'll talk. we'll plan. baird. the toothpaste that helps prevent bleeding gums. if you spit blood when you brush or floss you may have gum problems and could be on the journey to much worse. help stop the journey of gum disease. try parodontax toothpaste. ♪ i even accept i have a higher risk of stroke as far as i used to. due to afib,

turkey and iraq are staunchly opposed to the referendum. vermont senatorers has introduced the medicare for all act of 2017. he tells the washington post it 15 the backing of at least democrats. it comes as republican senator's roll out another effort to repeal and replace the affordable care law. bill lacksngle-payer specifics on funding and cost. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. more on breaking news that president trump has blocked a chinese backed investor from buying lattice semiconductor. here is a trade commission reporter. he joins us from washington. what exactly happened? lattice was lobbying the administration to get approval for this deal. they did not succeed. rejected bydeal was a panel of national security experts. they recommended to president trump that this be blocked. the companies were hoping for the promise to save jobs, they could get this deal through and appeal to trump's sort of reputation as a dealmaker, but we learned