to be honest with you i have an in a lot tosi gabbard of my conversations. i have seen a lot of things change. the republicans are not representative of what america is anymore. i think there is a populist ,ovement that got trump elected because i think people saw through hillary clinton, it wasn't the russians. -- tulsigabbard gabbard speaks to what needs to be done. media is notm appreciated. >> who is the strongest democratic candidate? carl, you are on the air. >> i agree with bernie sanders. candidate is a strong . on is who't agree paid for this. -- come every time you so you show sanders and warren, you show donald trump, you never show the crowd. i just don't understand that. >> stay on the line, you are on this eventense and some events as well, we have to -- we have two cameras. we also sent our own c-span camera, so we did have the ability to show the rest of the crowd, we have done that with president trump's event. some of them we get just from the pool. that camera is dedicated to showing just the speaker, in this case bernie sanders or preside

the european union's human rights prize goes to el hum tosi for his work defending china's we go minority is daughter tells you the family hasn't seen him since he was put in prison 2 years ago our family members are no longer able to visit and we don't know if we still had the most interesting room with him we don't even know if it's still alive. and more than 4 decades after his death he's a hero for some in spain but others he's a haunting figure the remains of former dictator francisco franco exuma relocated and reburying easier than lane's arrest the legacy of franco for good. mood. i'm told me a lot of both thanks for joining us at nato headquarters they have a problem with one of their own defense ministers have been discussing turkey's actions in northern syria in the last 2 weeks in a highly unusual event turkey a nato member is now closely collaborating in syria with a nato rival russia. moscow and ankara have joined forces to drive kurdish forces out of northern syria until recently the region was controlled by the kurds who were backed by the u.s. until president trump withdre

the americans withdrew some of their special forces that were on the border.e that gclear signal tosi president erdogan thatthe could proceed. america denies it was the green light, but it has been read thas way by tian kurdish forces who are under attack. already tonight we are starting to receive reports from inside syria and from monitoring groups about civilian casualties, and we are told that at least 10 syrian civilians have been killed. now, britainas joined the countries expressing serious concer it has said that this unilateral turkisaction risks not only destabizing the region, bu, also undermining the progress that has been made against islamic state in syria. laura: orla guerin reporting om the turkish-syria border. joining me is former u.s. defensean secretary william thanks for being with us. ortoe president having seeme greenlight this military operation against the kurds in northe syria is now saying it is a bad idea. what do you make of that? mrcohen: i think it is a bad idea the way he went about this. it seems like just shortf a year ago i was sitting this seat on b

sophisticatedly tosy and there is no way draw a conclusion five looking at the numbers and saying this is what is causing the recession. yvonne: you are saying this is all cyclical. when do we see the bounceback? andrew: i do not say it is all cyclical. part of it, in the case of germany, is. in the united states, i'm not sure it is cyclical in the sense it has been slowing down significantly because in the case of the united states, i will blame partially the trade because the succession we haven't trade war, global. do we don't. we a trade war between the united states and china. yvonne: europe, though? tariffs on planes and wine and cheese and editing. andrew: no, no, no. let's be careful. they were given permission to and the same with the americans now. they are planning to raise tariffs. there is a world of difference between threatening and doing, and normally, there are up to because four months gap before they raise the tariffs, they have to adhere to a litany of exemption applications. rishaad: a recent big difference, but there is one constant and that is the fear factor. an

understanding of this is that this is really a part of 2020 election campaign, that it's not a serious attempt tosi remove the pnt from office because nobody really believes that the senatewill vict. >> woodruff: but i mean on thect chri chris buskirk, quickly, the facts of what was said in that conversation,um president asking the president of ukraine to help o joean investigation int biden, a foreign leader. >> yeah, no, i me -- no, that's right, because what joe biden did while vice president is highly questionable, and he's bragged about this in public, that way he threatened with ukraine with withholding a billion dollars of aid if theye didn't f prosecutor. that requires something looks into, if he s selling his office while vice president, he of course kneeled the assistance of the ukrainian government to get to the bottom of what shappened while on theil. >> woodruff: whatever happened, it's widely deburveg by all the reporting i've seen. senator flake, what connc you this warrants an impeachment inquiry? >> the pure text o it, asking a foreign leader to help investige of your main politica

i've met with everyone running for president coming tosi the state and talking to them about this issue. republican or and democratic he and senate, edwin agrees this is a problem, however no one has been able to make any moves on this to what people in the v.a. are also not getting the treatment they need. just one person out of fairfield has a lot of ailments and the da knew about andem didn't tell thm about it. it wasn't till he went to a private doctor. he just didn't do about it at that point back to these people are dying in many of the 12 are not dying of losing their ability to hold gainful employment because the federal agencies are not working fast enough and even the most members of congress agree, nobody picks it up. >> thank you, t nathaniel. i can tell you very frustrated and this has been a frustration of mine, too. anytime someone of voices the fact we need to make changes, whether it's with the v.a. in the way we do business at the v.a. or whether it's with social security, whether it is traditional social security or social security disability, the media goes into a fr

and she put her foot down and she said you're going to want tosy this right now.nd she handed me the lab sheet. and it was confirmation of dna. >> it was a match to the unknown male dna on chelsea's costume. it was not the guy in the party video. it wasn't any of the men they'd been looking at. they had cleared them all, including big mike. no, this was someone else, someone new. >> daniel clay. >> had you ever heard of daniel clay before? >> never. >> he never came up at all? >> not in this case. >> who was daniel clay? >> he's a guy who lives in a rural county and doupt really have a permanent address, flops around from house to house, girlfriend to girlfriend, has a few kids. >> not doing well in life. >> unemployed. >> oh, boy. >> we found he'd actually been arrested a month or two prior, i believe it was may 2016 by the rural city police for a lrsany for person where he stole a backpack with some tattoo equipment off of somebody. >> a petty crime essentially. >> but it's a felony. >> and unfortunately for daniel clay the law in michigan had recently changed.