co-founder of yunel for change tanzania.e, the younger and future generations, inherit a world that we want to live in. a world where no one is left behind. no matter where they are from, no matter their citizenship status, their race, their gender, their religion, their economic status or their sexual identity and orientation. so i encourage all of you here today and watching at home to go out there and make your voices heard. tell your community and national leaders that we must, we absolutely have to, accomplish the sustainable development goals. demand it of them and demand it of yourself, because the stakes are too high for failure. our voices matter, and we've seen when we organize and take ownership, we can achieve anything. >> hello, new york! it's great to be back with millions of global citizens, 70,000 in this park and millions all over the world! right now the world is spending more than $1.6 trillion on the military, on wars! and an amount that could ensure universal access to health coverage, to education, to w

they had a magnitude 5.9 earthquake take place over northwestern tanzania. of them experiencing severe shaking during the course of the day. unfortunately there have been fatalities, 1100 confirmed. 200 injuries. the economic impact will be felt throughout and could potentially reach into the millions in terms of u.s. dollars. that earthquake occurred local time, there's some of the video coming in locally in tanzania in the afternoon on saturday. getting some of the first images from that region. >> derek, obviously we'll stay in touch with you again as we're getting these images from there. thank you so much. >> all right. >>> america's choice 2016 and hillary clinton expressing regret for a comment that she made about some of donald trump's supporters. u.s. democratic presidential nominee made the remark on friday night at a fundraising event in new york. listen. >> you could put half of trump's supporters into what i call the basket of deplorables. right? the racists, sexists, homophobic, xenophobic, you name it. >> trump fired back with this tweet, wow,

shouting] filippppo: more than 2 270,000 people have fled to neighboring countries, , particularly tanzania, drc, and rwandada. andd that flow hasn't ended because the internalal conflict in burundi continues to be the cause of internal and especially exteternal displacement. all t s to sasay that africa is and remains the theater of some of the largest refugee situations in the world. unfortunately, uhuh, it has not receivedd enouh attention. fufunding of our operations i in africa continues to be very lowow. it is importat that the same attention that this puts in trying to address politically other crises is exercised also in africa. because in the end, like everywhere else, you need to make peace to find a way forward for these millions of refugees in this place. karen: i'm not sure how many years it will take to eliminate conflict. that will be a long time. i'm hopeful that we'll make some difference. it may not be a huge difference right away. we won't see a lot of difference coming quickly, but we can at t least set the grounds forr people ththinking about refugees and migrants in a

they say they brought an etched giraffe and brought it to tanzania. they say they were extorted for tens of thousands of dollars. >> through some bribes, we were able to get an early bail hearing. we bribed the person -- the person helping us bribed a judge and a prosecutor to accept an early bail hearing. and then went and bribed the anti-poaching unit. >> you see the local congress woman, jackie spear. the grants are angry that the ambassador has not responded to their request for a meeting. >>> it's a mixed message from the richmond police department amid the ongoing sex scandal. police chief brown wrote that officers from his department did engage in sexual misconduct and other wrong-doing but broke no laws. a woman calling herself celeste guap claims to have had sex with officers from several law enforcement agencies, some as a minor. the chief says he'll recommend some officers for termination but did not name any of the officers. 11 current and former richmond officers were investigated. a plea deal is on the table for the woman at the center o

we also had a tax on two of our embassies in tanzania and kensia when my husband was president. again, americans murdered. >> look, the thinking, the conventional thinking is on policy she has got it down. she knows that sort of stuff. but in terms of zingers and in terms of style, he might score some big points. >> well, you know, in that clip you just saw, hillary clinton did a couple of things that donald trump can't do. she remembered the number of people who were killed in a that terrorist bombings and she named tanzania and kenya. so long she sticks to that sense that i command the facts and have been to these places and if he gets ruffled and gets angry, a profound contrast in the eyes. you asked about the swing voter. a profound contrast which one of these people is best equipped to guide the country. >> it will be fascinating to watch. thanks so much for your perspective. >>> it is go time. hillary clinton and donald trump set to square off tonight in the first one-on-one debate. how did they prepare this weekend? we'll ask their campaigns ahead on "new day." to disc sp

of malaysia airlines flight 370 tonig australian officials say this large piece of metal found in tanzania in june is part of the wing flap from that doomed plane. a date stamped on the part linked it to the manufacturing date of that particular boeing 777. mh-370 vanished in march of 2013 with 9 people onboard. >>> america strong tonight. an update about a special ice pop vendor we reported on monday night here. 89-year-old fidencio sanchez delivers frozen treats to generations now, inspiring a customer to set up a go fund me drive with a goal of $3,000. tonight, the total raised for sanchez and his family, his grandchildren -- more than $360,000 coming in from 16,000 donations. many of our viewers at home. >>> when we come back tonight, america strong, again. the quarterback named homecoming king, and his best pass yet. >>> finally tonight, america strong. the high school homecoming king, abdicating his throne. here's david wright. >> reporter: two high school seniors, best friends since fifth grade. >> my favorite quarterback right here. candidates for homecoming king. >> go! >> reporte

tanzania present issued a statement saying many are dead following the 5.7 magnitude earthquake but it has crumbled brick holdings and caused significant damage in the city. >>> at the water is gone and now the work is beginning. a month after flooding overwhelmed to the pelican state, nearly 1000 people are in louisiana shelters. police say that while people continue to lead shelters daily, others are struggling to find rental property. the governor was on capitol hill lobbying for additional flood relief to support those victims. governor edwards want congress to approve a $2 billion package to help the state rebels. something that you do not see. we do not have to worry about that. >> those are historic floods that they had a that was amazing. we are looking at some of the nicest weather of the year, and it looks like it will continue. we are seeing a couple of patches of fog moving onshore. a live shot from san jose, looking mostly clear, but we are beginning to cool things down outside and overnight tonight. some of those temperatures will get chilly. not too bad in san jose, 65 d

they're going to deploy people initially to kenya and tanzania. and who's going to be the on-scene commander? >> narrator: o'neill believed his experience and expertise made him the obvious choice to lead the investigation as the on-scene commander. (elevator dings) but down in the sioc, there were those who wanted to cut new york and o'neill out. (telephone dialing) (telephone rings) >> fbi. >> narrator: on the q.t., townsend called o'neill. >> and he was, to say angry, disappointed, hurt. there becomes this bureaucratic arm wrestle over who's going to be the office of origin. >> narrator: o'neill desperately needed the help of u.s. attorney mary jo white. >> u.s. attorney's office. >> he and i were both very adamant that the new york field agents who were most knowledgeable about bin laden and the al qaeda organization get over to africa as quickly as possible as the investigation was unfolding, because those first few days are often the most critical to whether you capture somebody or not, or figure out who's involved. >> narrator: and as it ha

take a look at this large piece of metal found in tanzania in june. it's part of the wing flap from the doomed plane, according to authorities. linked to it, that particular boeing 777. it vanished in march of 2014. it was carrying 239 people on board. >>> a mattress store is publicly apologizing for a 9/11 themed commercial. it aired last week on the 15th anniversary of the attack, and since then, the store has been closed. while apologizing yesterday, they talked about 9/11 families who may have been offended. their forgiveness. it's done. i take responsibility. >> he spoke via skype with a 9/11 widow and she forgave him. >>> there is an old school tribute taking place in the skies. take a look at this. it's called a trike plane, a hand glider with an engine. he's flying across country, paying tribute to a flight taken 105 years ago. the trip is expected to take 40 filming that journey. >>> a more conventional plane had troubles captured on camera. this happened in the netherlands. the aircraft overshot the runway in an airport near rotterdam and se

australian officials say this large piece of metal found in tanzania in june is part of the wing plane. a date stamped on the part linked it to the manufacturing date of that particular boeing 777. mh 370 vanished in march of 2013. >>> america strong tonight. an update about a special ice pop vendor we reported on monday night here. he delivers frozen treats to children in chicago for generations now, inspiring a customer to set up a go fund me drive with a goal of $3,000. tonight, the total raised for 360,000 dlz coming in from 16,000 donations. many of our viewers at home. >>> when we come back tonight, america strong, again. the quarterback named homecoming king, and his best pass yet. you have to see this. when i was diagnosed with pneumococcal pneumonia, it was huge for everybody. she just started to decline rapidly. i was rushed to the hospital. my symptoms were devastating. the doctor said, "pam! if you'd waited two more days, you would've died." prevent this, i would have asked my doctor about it. hey gary, what'd you got here? mobile trading desk you know that thinkorswim seam

embassies in kenya and tanzania in 1998, killing more than 200 people, including a dozen americans, federal prosecutors in new york convicted four men for the attack in a jury trial that ended a few weeks before 9/11. all received life sentences. former federal prosecutor david kelley believes those early cases proved terrorism trials work. >> not only because it's effective because it gets terrorists off the streets, but because it's done in a way that meets all of our constitutional requirements. >> reporter: one of those requirements is that any defendant's statements be voluntary, not coerced. kelley says it's a myth that once terrorism defendants get a lawyer, they automatically stop talking. >> the old adage is, bad guys just want to talk, and they typically do. and notwithstanding their opportunity to have a lawyer, they typically will forego that, at least at the outset, and they'll give you a lot of information. >> reporter: before the attacks on the world trade center in new york and the pentagon in northern virginia, the f.b.i. had tried to get information, unsuccessfully, from a

. >> police say at least 11 people are dead following a violent earthquake in tanzania.7. tremors felt as far as western kenya and uganda. and a powerful cake hitting northern peru. it was a 6.0. no reports of damage or injurieses though. congressional law makers frustrated with sanctuary cities are talking about money. the feds are threatening to with hold funding if cities don't change their ways. there is a moment inside of the administration of continuing people in the country illegally to remain. >> there isbattle over the sanctuary cities. >> this because hit a fire truck killing the chief. dennis rodriguez, a illegal immigrant of driving without a license. >> it prohibits our law enforcement agents from taking dangerous criminals off of the streets. >> reporter: it was man dated in a 2011 consent decree. police shall not assist immigration enforcement or status and operation. >> but the inspector general concluded that violates federal law which sayses no city may prohibit or restrict exchange of the information with ice. we m asked attorney general lynch. >> that

country of the tanzania is going to be great. he says, brother.i could go to far. this is where i am at. it is all the same to me. charlie: when is the album coming out? know.only god and edge charlie: or will be a tour in 2017? yes, there will be. charlie: thank you. ♪ announcer: "big problems, big thinkers" is brought to you by cisco. there has never been a better time to change the world. ♪ terre: we asked some of the best minds in the world from business, government, the arts, and academia, what are the most urgent problems facing humanity, and how do we solve them? the result is "big problems, big thinkers." ♪ >> what is the number one major problem facing mankind? >> i think it is the lack of education. >> politics has been getting dumber and dumber. >> there is a balance of green spirit. >> if we don't have a more sustainable way -- >> everybody has the capability of making a difference.

it was centered in the northern tanzania area. it felt as far away as kenya. major earthquakes are rare. >>> one of the active volcanos is coming into view. it's risen about 45 feet. there's one earthquake. this is an active part of the planet. kevin: a sight-seeing marvel for erin: making lava. kevin: if that's on the top of your list. depending how close you are. we are back into the mid to upper 30's early this morning. that's what is yesterday morning. showers, storms, and that's now by the boards and brought in a completely different air mass. you probably noticed the difference yesterday with the humidity being whisked away. we'll have a build up of humidity. there will be another front making its way in out of southern parts of canada. that will bring in cooler air. temperatures not too shabby. we're down into the mid 30's. 51 in manchester. there's a lot of mid to it will be a quick jump. dewpoints in the 40's. it will be a fairly comfortable day. notice readings which were warm and humid. we've dropped a solid 20-25 degrees. the cooler air mass contin

a wing flap that washed ashore off tanzania is confirmed at being from flight 370. that was found in june. came from the 777. an analysis from the safety bureau confirmed that. and the plane vanished in 2014 with 239 people on board t is unknown where or why that went down. >>> the president is not just concerned about the water off hawaii but the president is now setting his sights on the atlantic ocean. >> the secretary of state is hosting the conference with representatives to announce areas. >> the it will never cease but the same cannot be said for us or the life within it. >> the president made an au.n. of his own by dess egg nating 5000 scare mile area as a monument. we're protecting the eco systems and the canyons t is after expanding the monument creating the largest protected area in the world. they are resilient if we take the president was followed by leo dicaprio he is a messenger of peace with a focus on climate change. we must protect the victim systems rather than treating the oceans as an endless resource to be exploited and a dumping ground for our

it is jobs, the country of tanzania is going to be great. he says, brother. i could go too far. , thisis is the ark -- arc is where i am not. at.m it is all the same to me. charlie: when is the album coming out? bono: only god and edge know. [laughter] charlie: or will be a tour in 2017? bono: yes, there will be. charlie: thank you. ♪ mark: i'm mark crumpton. bloomberg west. let's start with a check of your first world news. the united states and russia today blamed each other for syria failing cease-fire. at a meeting of the united nation's treaty counsel, secretary of state john kerry and the russian foreign minister presented strikingly different views of the country's civil war. the un's special envoy for all hearties trying to stop the violence. if

david: i was born in tanzania. i was born in the heart of the continent., i grew up in london. i started my practice about 20 years ago. my practice is always have an international outlook. we have worked all over the projects, theto center in oslo that gave us the peace prize, but also community projects like schools, building buildings nbc, even before this competition -- libraries, housing in new york. when we were asked to join this competition, it was an extraordinary moment that we were thrilled to be part of but we felt it was such a complicated project we wanted to form a large team that could deliver the best we could. what perspective has your international background given to your work on the museum? david: it has given me the ability to see the story from a different perspective. it's emotional to me, too, but not in the same way. i do not have family who went through the slave trade in that way. and also in modernity, these struggles of the african-american community reflected the aspirations of the entire black community around the world. it

. >>> just coming into the live desk: you are looking at inviting -- item found off of tanzania just confirm to be a part of the malaysian flight. it has been identified as an outboard flap. the search for the plane is the most expensive the plane disappeared in march 2014 with 239 people on board. >>> also, at least 6 people are dead with more than 150 hurt in a train accident in pakistan. the trains collided. -- 2 trains collided . a train was stopped so they could remove a suicide victim when a 19 carriage passenger train crashed right into it. rescuers are out there trying to get to people still trapped. florida. >>> a 32-year-old man is now under arrest for setting a fire at a mosque on the 15th anniversary of 9/11. he is now facing arson and hate crime charges. the orlando nightclub shooter, omar manteen, attended that mosque. it is still not clear if that is connected to this case. >>> the republican congressman is now backtracking. he originally told cnn that russian hackers hacked the rnc and he meant to say republican political operatives were hit. the rnc denies there syst

but that's report initiay tanzania the region west of lake torrey witnesses describe the quick to start small and increased in magnitude. the present confirm these reports of multiple deaths and injuries. the quake also felt in western penn yan uganda you want as well. newspaper tweeted the local police commander but the number of injuries at least 100 people. >>> several people enjoy new york celebrated the 250th members of the commute together to honor the american legend with a wreath laying ceremony. pay tribute to uncle samuel wilson. according to myth wilson was in the meatpacking business during the war of 1812 supplied be to the army. he allegedly branded his perils with initials us which soldiers choke uncle sam. nickname that stuck and stood the test of time. >>> woman who says she was a nurse who kissed that sailor and iconic time has died. the night two-year-old died thursday at hospital richmond virginia. her son said she died of complications from old age. august 14, 1945 friedman 21-year-old dental assistant wearing a nurse's uniform was among the crowd of people spilled

. >>> a strong earthquake in tanzania killed at least 13 people.ntered near lake victoria. buildings collapsed. it's unclear if more people are missing. the area often sees weaker quakes. they're rarely this strong. >>> four tornadoes in illinois left a trail of destruction friday evening. one destroyed two homes and caused damage to the village of homer. this is video of a farm destroyed after it was hit. no damage reported after the other three twisters. no one was hurt. >>> a woman is in condition as she recovers from a shark attack in hawaii about 20 miles from honolulu. witnesses say she was about 300 yards offshore when the shark bit her on the arm and shoulder. a surfer rushed to help her on wednesday. >> i got to her and i saw her shoulder. she had been bitten by a shark. so i said, you're going to be okay, you're going to be all right. i put her on my board, and i started badling with my feet up, because i knew she was pleading and there was a shark in the water. >> lifeguards say the 51-year-old victim swims regularly at that beach. >>> p

in tanzania.derstand that this ideology is not just about what happened in '98 or 2001, that we are seeing this all over the world. are you preparing for that. and that really struck me. and i think we have to -- this is such a sobering day. this is a day of remembrance. and we have to really think about where we want to be 15 years from now and what we're doing to make sure that that ideology does not recruit more children from around the world. >> and mary matalin. when president bush went to the mosque on massachusetts avenue here and said islam is peace, it was mocked by a lot of conservatives in retrospect as being politically correct and squishy. but it was about exactly what farah was talking about. strategy and not wanting more attacks. >> right. but there was intention in saying islam is a religion of peace. the vice president would -- we all centered speeches around, andy's office would put it in and he would take it out every time because whether or not that is generally true, islamic e

the magnitude 5.7 killed at least 11 people in tanzania. all the victims were killed in the same town when brick structures collapsed. other earthquakes in the area have caused landslides. >>> in kansas, police are investigating a deadly shooting in a walmart parking lot. it began when two suspects hit a woman when she was putting her infant in a car. a good samaritan tried to intervene. he was shot. people who witnessed the shooting were shook up. >> pretty upsetting to see a man shot in front of you and die there in walmart's lot. >> the second suspect was eventually captured. the first good samaritan and the woman were seriously hurt but >>> a bus driver was killed and several others injured after a bus veered and crashed into a concrete pillar at the denver airport. the bus had just picked up members of a football team in california. for some reason, the driver circled back to the airport instead of exiting when the accident took place. >>> most of the connecticut college students injured saturday night were released from the hospital a

australian transportatio n officials today confirmed a piece of debris found off of tanzania is from missing malaysia airlines flight 370. people living on the island found the wing flap back in june. the plane disappeared in march of 20-14 with 239 people on board. since then, several pieces of debris have washed up on coastlines around the indian ocean. the show won't go on... at least for now at theatre cedar rapids. t-c-r is of a casting controversy. t-c-r says it's putting off the play until it can get the support of the deaf community. some have criticized t-c-r for casting an actor who can hear to play a deaf character. but the theatre's artistic director says no deaf actors showed up to audition. t-c-r says it now wants to collaborate with the deaf community to find deaf actors to play those roles. there are also questions about an upcoming play in des moines. some people have asked why there are no latino actors in the des moines playu month. the play centers around 2 rival street gangs, the jets, who are white, and the sharks, who are puerto rican. one latino actor had orig

a wing flap that washed ashore an island near tanzania has identified as the part of malaysia's flight 370. it was found in june. analysis confirmed it is from the missing aircraft. the aircraft vanished with over 200 people on board in march 2014. china has issued the highest storm warning now as a tightly makes landfall. every rainfall batted the city of -- the typhoon left to dad and 38 more injured in taiwan -- two dead and 38 more injured in taiwan. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists in more than 120 countries. back to you. mark: thank you very much indeed. let's turn out to an exclusive interview. jeremy corbyn delivering a speech on the economy just moments ago at our very headquarters right here. afterwards, and edwards spoke to him and asked him what he things is reasonable when it comes to a timetable for article 50. >> i would have thought the government would probably set out a clear position now than this autumn and have talks with the european union and the governments. we are doing the same with governments and opposition a cross europe. >>

the magnitude was centered in northern tanzania. it was felt as far away as kenya. there's a lot of damage to homes there. major earthquakes in the area are rare. at least one came a decade ago. >>> one of the world's most active volcanos is putting on another show. check this out. a lake of lava has formed into of the kilauea volcano in highway. it has risen about 45 feet. the level is fluctuating. there's been at least one earthquake. a very active part of the globe right there. a lake of lava. not one that you want to boat on. check it out from a distance. imagine the heat. kevin: yes. one of the many beautiful things in hawaii. we start off with a look outside. in parts of the north country. have some fog that has formed. humidity not all that high right now. dewpoints are in the 40's across a good part of the state. a beautiful sunrise setting up this morning at the coastline with a temperature in the upper 40's. right around 50 along the big lake. you get away from the lake by just a couple of miles. you are talking mid 40's. it will be nothing but sunshine fo

and number three, it's confirmed a large piece of aircraft debris discovered off of the coast in tanzania in june is from the missing malaysia airlines flight mh- 370. the plane disappeared in march of 2049 with 239 people -- 2014 with 239 people on board. it's being examined to see if plane crashed. >>> and number four, look at the flooding in south australia and this is video showing a soaked koala bear standing on top of a fence to escape an overflowing river. what a sad picture. it was taken in the town of sterling where properties are underwater. the emergency services had to be called this to help. >>> and right now, we have an update to your local breaking news. we're learning about a deputy involved shooting. man. the shooting happened in the know enclave subdivision of weeki wachee. the officer now is on paid administrative leave while the florida department of law enforcement investigates. >>> and now to your vote 2016. the lightest cyberattack in d.c. this is the former secretary of state collin powell and they reveal his concern over wantsaing hilary clinton and scathing criti

the quarries and raleway yards and industry and i know what it means, it's jobs and this country tanzaniaa, brother, chill. i was, like, whoa! i can go a little too far. but this is the arc of -- theres is where i'm at. >> rose: a couple of points of business for me. when is the album coming out, songs of experience in. >> only god and edge know. >> rose: but a tour in 2017? yes. yes, charlie, there will be! ( laughter ) and i can do that if i want! >> rose: thank you, pal. nice to see you. >> thank you. >> rose: for more about this program and earlier episodes, visit us online at pbs.org and charlierose.com. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. man: it's like holy mother of comfort food.ion. woman: throw it down. it's noodle crack. patel: you have to be ready for the heart attack on a platter. crowell: okay, i'm the bacon guy. man: oh, i just did a jig every time i di

. >>> tanzania is recovering tonight after a deadly earthquake. the 5.7 magnitude earthquake shook the lake victoria region and killed at least is 1 people. the regional -- 11 peel. the regional police commander says the people were in a small building there. the quake struck close to parts of uganda. >>> and it's a major breakthrough that could end the fight in syria. the syrian government has accepted an agreement by the u.s. and russia calling for a nationwide cease fire starting on monday. this comes after more than five years of war including this air strike near damascus this week. the u.s. and russia announced the deal yesterday. under the agreement the countries will work on military missions together to go after al-qaeda in syria. >> but lets me be clear -- let me be clear, out of all this complexity, there's emerging now a simple choice between war and peace. >> still, some top u.s. officials have raised concerns about the u.s. sharing military intelligence information with russia and then there are those who doubt the agreement will eve

what do you say to people talking about global poverty, about things in tanzania saying, we are screwedht now. i as a worker in america, why should this be the thing i'm thinking about? >> injustice anywhere is injustice everywhere. we are talking about the worst form of human suffering, those that would die for lack of immunization. even if you don't care for moral reasons, you can also care because it's in your own self-interest. you can see how, as lars said earlier, the world is increasingly interconnected. a disease that originates in one part of the world can be in america overnight. global health febaffects you an as much as someone in mexico or guatemala. >> is there an act you're particularly excited to see live? >> i would say kendrick. it's always fun to see what happens when kendrick takes the stage. my two oldest kids are huge fans of his. cool dad of the week to get an autograph or something. >> that's awesome. thanks a lot, lars. good luck this weekend. >> good stuff there. we'll see metallica live here in central park in just a little while. meanwhile, over to willie. >>

the embassy bombings in kenya, tanzania, uss cole, first trade center bombing.ll leading to what happened on 9/11. i'm listening to comey. are we going to have another 9/11 style event or bigger on american soil. then look back at ft. hood and chattanooga and orlando and new york and oh, they were at war with us and we add president that wouldn't say radical islam. >> sean, when did america take them seriously. september 12th, 2001. we have seen 112 arrested, all perpetrated by one person or two people. imagine if a hundred come. imagine if they synchronize their attackes. it happened before. it happened in mumbai and elsewhere. we need to catch these guys before they hit soil in america. and whistling past the grave ward because you believe in, i don't know, kumbaya globalism will endanger american lives. >> wasn't it a pretty incredible moment today? the house and senate overriding the president's veto of the september 11th bill? you know, that was another issue that didn't come up. hillary clinton takes money from the saudis, saudis abuse women, gays, lesbian

. >> the 9/11 collision report said after the embassy bombings in kenya and tanzania, after the first center bombing and the uss cole. they concluded, they, were at war with us, we weren't at war with them. the next 9/11 happens, we're at a pre-9/11 mentality because of obama and hillary. are we going to refer to new york and new jersey, are we going to refer to san bernardino and chattanooga and ft. hood and orlando say oh, they were at war with us and hillary clinton was worried about defending them. >> well clinton and obama plainly do not get it when it comes to the threat that we face here. donald trump is right. he will have a strategy. after listening to his military commanders, his national security people and homeland security people, he'll present a clear and coherent strategy to go after these individuals. we're going to have to get used to these attacks unfortunately. >> sounds like she's willing to kiss their ass and appease them. please, i don't want to offend the terrorists. that's what it sounds like to me. >> well clinton's strategy is to call the american people isla

have that story coming tanzanian police say at least 11 people have died tanzanian police say >>> tanzania police say 11 people have died in one town following a 5.7 magnitude earthquake there. police say the 11 people who died were in brick structures when the quake shook the lake victoria >>> a new cease-fire is set to go into effect on monday night. syria has accepted the deal that was brokered by the u.s. and russia. it calls for a stop to hostilities between russian backed syrian forces and american backed rebels. fox news reporter john hudy has more. >> turning point possible break through just some of the descriptions of a new cease-fire agreement to stop the vicious and brutal fighting in syria but syria's government and opposition forces are willing to hold their fire. that said, secretary of state john kerry and russian foreign minutesten a-- minister announced the agreement in geneva. the plan will begin with a cessation of hostilities a cease-fire to start at sundown monday. >> this requires hawflting all attacks including aerial bombardments and any attempts to gain an additio