trace?> trace: john, what else did the president said about his attorney general, jeff sessions? >> he said his job is safe for the time being, through the mid-term elections. for what might happen after the mid-term elections, the president told this to bloomberg. i don't want to comment on it. i would love to have him do a great job and love to have him look at the other side. i have purposely -- there's no reason for me to do this. i'm allowed to do, look at article 2, i'm allowed to be very much involved. the president suggesting there in halting language that he's allowed to go in and take over this investigation. for the moment, he's decided to stay out. the president is on the war path about the fact that the department of justice has been investigating possible collusion with russia, possible obstruction of justice, gone after paul manafort, gone after michael cohen. at the same time, they have not investigated hillary clinton, peter strzok, andrew mccabe, bruce ohr from the departme

trace? >> and peter, the judge responding after some news organizations requests the release of sealed information apparently. >> right. he turned down some news organizations because handful of them including "the new york times" and a.p. and "the washington post" filed a motion to intervene. they wanted the judge to unseal everything that's been said at bench conferences, which the mueller team and the prosecution agree isn't necessary right now. the outlets wanted the judge town seal the names of the trial's jurors, which the judge said he could not do without risking their personal safety. when the lawyer for the news organizations pushed back and asked how their safety might be threatened, the judge said there's been threats and he has u.s. marshals going with him everywhere he goes. that is new as the trial has worn on. one of the first days, jake gibson saw judge ellis leaving a grocery store carrying his own bag. no u.s. marshals in tow. trace? >> yeah, peter doocy live for us at the

trace gallagher continues coverage to the tribute of senator mccain from phoenix, up next. >> trace: i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. you can see the live procession for john mccain. it left the church about 30 minutes ago. it's arriving at sky harbor airport. it will be about ten minutes. john mccain's casket will be put open an airplane and taking its final trip from arizona. it was a day of respect for john mccain. today is a day to say good-bye. the arizona senator is leaving for the last time. people all day paid amazing tributes. we had high school kids along the roadways. they were let out of school to be along the procession route and say farewell, a fond farewell to john mccain. an amazing history lesson for a lot of these kid. the way this will work is, there will be one final ceremony at sky harbor airport. wh the building you'll see behind is a building that will be renamed the mccain terminal at sky harbor airport in dedication of john mccain. and then they will load the casket on the plane and it will fly to washington d.c. for ceremonies there. we've been watc

tracee: hurricane is headed for hawaii.: fox meteorologist janice dean is here with the latest. >> good morning, ladies. one of the strongest hurricanes we've seen in some time moving towards hawaii. the good news is the category four monster would remain south of the islands. we will still see some rough surf and potential for wind and rain in the forecast. we'll have to watch the track. other big stories. the heat and mock of moisture into the west where we have dozens of wildfires that continue to burn has been an unbelievable season and we are just not getting any moisture to areas that really need to see it over the next couple days. other big stories coming to heat across the northeast. millions affected here by heat advisories were in some cases it will feel well over 100 degrees as we get into the daytime in the afternoon. make sure you protect the elderly in your pants and bring the kids inside. a lot of air conditioning and a lot of water. potential for showers and thunderstorms stretching from the northeast back

lauren: tracee can headlines making news, hey, tracee.microsoft is being investigated related to software sales, the sec are reportedly looking into how microsoft sold software to middle-man firms in hungary that sold to government agencies in 2014, investigation follows numbers of similar investigations into microsoft business partners that serviced back in 2013 in five other countries. lauren: the kid want a dog but mom and dad know they will have to take care of the dog, is there a solution to make kids happy? tracee: there is, one coming to the united states, previously just in japan but sony will soon start selling ibo, artificial intelligence robot dog, there it is on the screen, size of adult chihuahua made out of plastic and panels and touch censors that let you petit. learning tricks and will develop a personality as you spend time wit, ibo is pricey, almost $3,000 but will never make mess on your home or chew up favorite pair of shoes or get sick. cheryl: projector&gamble with millennial speak. tracee: i'm not sure about this on

tracee, thank you very much.right, we have a lot more coming up, president trump weighing in on the chicago violence that has left 11 people dead. >> we will be talking about chicago today because that is something that in terms of our nation nobody would believe it could be happening. cheryl: and is it censorship, facing down on content for making 3d guns, take a look at futures, worries about turkish economy, the dow down 99, s&p down 12 and a half. too cold for camping? too hot to work? nah. this is the gator xuv835. with game-changing heat and air, it's never too anything for anything. rights protected by law. and you've got the power to make sure those laws are followed. take fair housing. it's illegal to refuse to rent to you because of your race, color, religion... sex, national origin, disability or familial status. and you have the power to stop housing discrimination. to file a complaint, go to hud.gov/fairhousing or call 1-800-669-9777. >> cheryl: welcome back, let's get you caught up on what's happeni

we begin with trace gallagher in phoenix. trace?nator mccain's casket to come out at any moment. it was funny, it was very emotional, it was john mccain's hand-picked finest moments. it began with amazing grace, it ended with "my way." they had amazing speeches by first of all the former attorney general of arizona, grant woods, talked about how he ran john mccain's first congressional campaign and john mccain liked to drive to these campaign events even though he said john mccain wasn't a very good driver. how john mccain called a senior community called leasure world he referred to it as "seizure world." you see the casket brought out of the church. john mccain thought he should apologize to those senior citizens. one of them at the gate gave him the finger. extra at any time woods ended by saying that john mccain fought the fight and finished the race. his friend, tommy espinoza, was asked by john mccain to run, to co-chair his congressional campaign. tommy el pi nose a said i had to remind him i'm a democrat. espinoza still sign

traced nearly ten thousand weapons found in mexico back to dealers and owners in the u.s. but american laws stop neil from sharing details instead he takes us on a tour. what you'll see are or hallways and rows and rows of boxes u.s. laws only allow the agency to keep records from gun dealers who are no longer in business each month the a.t.f. receives around two million paper documents were simply prohibited from creating any kind of a searchable database why. is it that it's just the way the legislation is written. even the record submitted by dealers in electronic format must be reversion and. guys here are the immediate conversion group pretty soon the documents in electronic form and what we do is take the. make into the image sort of that's not such what. that means you're taking something that was easily searchable electronically searchable and you make a search harder yes that's what happens if investigators want to trace a gun from a crime scene in mexico or the u.s. a.t.f. employees must navigate amount of paperwork. you life is made so much more difficult all th

. >> a breakfast alert a new report found traces of a weed killing chemical in some breakfast cereals. it's the same chemical that is found in round up. 45 products were tested. 31 of them had traces of this chemical at levels some

trace gallagher with the news. is he live for us this afternoon. hey, trace. >> hey, shep, politico reviewed the translations of the document and what presidenpresident putin conveyeo president trump. surprisingly normal. in other words, despite rising tension over events in syria and ukraine, along with russia's meddling in the 2016 election, the document shows that putin is willing to extend a series of landmark nuclear treaties and separately work towards agreeing on new ways to limit nuclear weapons. a source told politico that putin is in essence saying, quote: we want to get out of the dog house and engage on a broad range of security issues document reportedly includes the following extending the stark treaty that was signed in 2010 and expires in 2021. ban intermediate range nuclear missiles and keep

tracee: certain amount of mileage and would go more.eryl: reviews are pouring in after aretha franklin lost battle with cancer. president trump paying respect from the white house. >> she's brought joy to millions of lives and legacy will inspire many generations to come. she was given a great gift from god, her voice and she used it well. cheryl: she was amazing talent, fellow musicians were among those with heart felt messages, elton john wrote, quote, the loss of aretha is loss for everybody who loves real music. the voice unique and piano playing underrated, one of my favorite pianists. lauren: franklin many milestones presenting at three presidential inaugurations and first woman to be award medal of fame, she captured the hearts of millions of americans, aretha franklin died surrounded by family and homes in detroit, she was 76 year's old. cheryl: she certainly got her respect. lauren: yes. cheryl: we still have a lot more coming up this morning, a lot of news to cover. retail battle between wal-mart and am done heating up after w

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tracee: we have been waiting for more information.es are out september 12th, is officially the day it would unveil new iphone, invitation sent out to media but we have a photo 9:00 to 5:00, one device will be the iphone 10s and plus model that will have 6.5-inch screen, rumored to be a third iphone release as well, the site had apple watch series 4 which is getting first redesign with a bigger display, also hearing there's going to be a gold iphone 10 coming out. lauren: maybe that's why the circle in the invite looked goaled? >> it did look gold. lauren: starbucks not getting a not so sweet makeover, hint, hint. tracee: new version of frapaccino that cuts sugar by 45%, the drinks will have fewer calories, starbucks starting out new recipe, we will see if they taste just as good. cheryl: they have frappaccino whites, though. tracee: they formulated the recipe. cheryl: good move. well, breaking news overnight to bring you, coca-cola is looking to inject some caffeine into portfolio, the company inviting british coffee chain costa from

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trace nearly ten thousand weapons found in mexico back to dealers and owners in the u.s. but american laws stop neil from sharing details instead he takes us on a tour. what you'll see are or hallways and rows and rows of boxes u.s. laws only allow the agency to keep records from gun dealers who are no longer in business each month the a.t.f. receives around two million paper documents were simply prohibited from creating any kind of a searchable database why. is it that it's just the way the legislation is written. even record submitted by dealers in electronic format must be reversion . goes here or the immediate conversion group pretty soon the documents in electronic form and what we do is take that of making the image sort of that's not searchable and. that means you're taking something that was easily searchable electronically searchable and you make a search harder yes that's what happens if investigators want to trace a gun from a crime scene in mexico or the u.s. a.t.f. employees must navigate amount of paperwork. you live is made so much more difficult all these

tonight, tracee ellis ross, from "dr. pimple popper," dr. sandra lee, little league world series sensation big al, and music from chvrches. and now, from here on out, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you forankschat w for com. thank you for joining us. that's very nice. i want to thank you for joining us on what was the first day back to school for a lot of kids here in l.a. today children angeles headed to school with a heart full of song and a thermos full of kambucha. [ laughter ] that is what we do here. what is kambucha? i don't know what it is. it seems weird to me school starts in august. when i was a kid you'd go to school and summer was punishment for making a bong in wood shop class. [ laughter ] all hell is breaking loose in washington as the battle between president trump and his former employeesrages. . i'm not sure who i'm supposed to root for in this. omarosa put a new book out today in which, among other things, she called the president a racist, a bigot,

weapons are used by terrorists and rebels in syria have been traced to nato countries including the us an independent investigation tracked. me talking. about threats to american democracy apparently faces from russia during the upcoming midterm elections that's according to the u.s. and teligent community. welcome to the weekly here on r.t. international the sunday program with the top stories of the week today. the canadian government in its report called the shame has acknowledged a disturbing practice dating back to the postwar period when unmarried women were forced to give up their babies those babies with and given to married couples in a bid to promote to promote traditional families some women were even tricked into giving up their children we spoke to one of the victims this is they found out i was pregnant they mark my records baby for adoption. i was a fifteen year old girl pregnant i was pregnant on a sexual assault. and. there was no conversation about with me about how i got pregnant all they cared about was the fact that i was. pregnant and that i had a baby that they c

but let's focus on those weapons that they used robert fisk an investigative reporter was able to trace those weapons back to that very factory in bosnia he was able to get a hold of the factories logbook and getting in touch with the former weapons control director the director recognized his signature in the logbook and from there was able to determine who the buyer was it's a warranty for the hundred twenty millimeter show this is standard it went to saudi arabia it was posed to the supply of five hundred malts as i remember the will the saudis came to a factory to inspect the weapons at the beginning of twenty sixteen the response from saudi officials was pretty much a denial they said that the investigation was vegan undefined however their response seemed pretty vague as well so do you rabia is a leading voice within the international community in support of a diplomatic solution to the conflict in syria while at the same time working with our neighbors and allies to counter the growth of forces of extremism but it's not just saudi arabia the former weapons director says that nato

weapons used by rebels and terrorists in syria have been traced back to nato countries including the us an independent investigation tracked the serial numbers on the missiles and means hockey in spies those are the threats american democracy apparently faces from russia during the upcoming midterm elections according to the u.s. intelligence community. hello there welcome the latest developments and i look back at what's been happening to you over the last seven days you're watching the weekly here on r.t. international. this week the canadian government in its report called the shame is ours acknowledged a disturbing practice dating back to the postwar period when unmarried women were forced to give up their babies those babies were then given to married couples in a bid to promote traditional families some women were even tricked into giving up their children we spoke to one of the victims. as soon as they found out i was pregnant they marked my records b.f.a. baby for adoption. i was a fifteen year old girl pregnant i was pregnant from a sexual assault. and. there was no conversa

is used by rebels and terrorists in syria have been traced back to nato countries including the us. hacking and spies there the threats american democracy faces from russia during the upcoming midterm elections according to the u.s. intelligence community. that's joining as you're watching the weekly here on r.t. international first this hour three people have been arrested on sunday of a right wing rally and a counter protest in berkeley california. that i am. putting to berkeley police those arrested. protests in their possession. such as metal pipes baseball bats and knives earlier this week two groups of ultra right activists announced plans to protest at berkeley park response up to four hundred counter protesters gathered at eleven am and marched along streets downtown apparently heading towards the site of the proposed rally some of the marchers were dressed in black the typical uniform of anti farm activists in two thousand and seventeen berkeley experienced similar protests which led to violent clashes. the canadian government has acknowledged a disturbing practice dating b

kellogg's oat bran and even granola and granola bars with oats also had traces of gleich is eight. >> we are certainly not saying put down that bowl of cheerios right now or you will get cancer tomorrow. we are saying that a pesticide like this which has the ability to increase the risk of cancer has no place in food and particularly not in foods marketed to children. >> reporter: general mills responded wednesday saying, quote, our products are safe and without question meet regulatory safety levels. the epa has researched this and set rules that we follow. kallick also responded saying, our food is safe. the epa said -- sets strict standards and the ingredients we purchase from our suppliers for our foods fall under these limits. we checked a government website listing federal regulations and it showed that residue allowed on cereal grains is 30,000 ppb. the environmental working group says they feel a stricter limit is needed and say even some organic brands had some traces of the pesticide. >> this is stuffed -- stuff has a tendency to drift and could also be in a phyllis does in

weapons discovered in the syrian former terrorist stronghold of eastern the left happy traced back to west and manufacture as war correspondent robert fisk identified the weapons through serial numbers and then tried to find out why they had ended up in rebel hands. and records this is a weapons factory located in bosnia most likely you have never heard of it but it's here that the weapons were manufactured for one of the bloodiest battles in syria lots of homes were destroyed and lots of civilians were killed in western aleppo by those questionable rebels. who are. we got it almost exactly eight o'clock in the morning and it happened at the worst possible time just as thousands of children were killed in the school the first shell actually came in between these buildings and you know that then the children were on their way to school when a mortar shell landed at the end by a few of them were killed i knew them they went to maher screw a thirteen year old lost her foot in a rebel shelling three weeks ago and it was good this does. the rebels launch the rocket and it's ten o'clock in

weapons used by rebels and terrorists in syria been traced back to nato countries including the united states. means hacking and spies other threats american democracy faces from russia during the upcoming midterm elections that's according to the u.s. intelligence community. and joining as you're watching the weekly here on r.t. international. the canadian government has acknowledged a disturbing practice dating back to the postwar period when single mothers were forced to give up their babies the children were then given to married couples in a bid to promote traditional families some women were even tricked into giving up their children we spoke to one of the victims this is they found out i was pregnant they mark my records b.f.a. baby for adoption. i was a fifteen year old girl pregnant i was pregnant from a sexual assault. and. there was no conversation with me about how i got pregnant all they cared about was the fact that i was. pregnant and that i had a baby that they could. take. a healthy born cared blue eyed beautiful baby. you will forget the child go home get married and

rob: tracee carrasco with more on what is exactly is to come here from tesla, hey, tracee.e: elon musk respond today a question on twitter, someone said when will you start allowing us to screen videos on that massive screen that we have in our tesla, he replied back, he said version 10, so this is something that people have been asking for a long time, the version 9 is expected to be released later this month, unclear when, could be sometime in the future before we could see anything like that. you could stream videos when the car is stopped, so we will make that one clear, hopefully everyone will still be safe but, yes, could be sometime before we see this actually coming into a tesla vehicle. >> seems like a nightmare. rob: the car has to be stopped. tracee: has a massive stream. >> i would love to watch jurassic park as i go 90 miles an hour in highway. >> new pet. rob wants to get a new pet now. tracee: a company in minneapolis, digital marketing company, they've come up with a new call, futenity leave, employees to stay at home when they've got a new pet, initial requ

tracee, thank you. lea: thank you, tracee.l, california is taking on the trump administration again, this time over car emissions, the state attorney general preparing lawsuit against the administration's proposal to dramatically roll back obama-era vehicles emission standards f ato wanted the proposal would prevent the golden state from setting its own separate standards, 19 other states are expected to join that suit. cheryl: all right, we've got a lot more coming up. iran begins major military drill during vital straight, what's being seen as provocative move by iranians. lea: what's next for apple now that it crossed 1 trillion-dollar mark? we will take a look. let's take a look at u.s. stock market futures ahead of the opening bell, red on the screen this morning, dow futures low by 21, s&p lower by 1, nasdaq lower fractionally, you're watching fbn:am on the friday morning. stay with us. lea: welcome back, first take a look at u.s. stock market futures, dow futures lower by 23, nasdaq low e by 2 as well. a new-comer claim

according to a study 43 of 45 out cereals and oat products tested contain traces desmet traces of trent 20. >> this is the most widely used pesticide in the country. >> reporter: bill walker is a vice president.'s >> there has been a lot of controversy whether this chemical has the ability to cause cancer. there are cities this is it does. >> reporter: the study found that quaker oats old-fashioned oatmeal had the highest level, more than 1000 parts per billion of the pesticide. general mills materials had the next highest with 500 the smack kellogg oates and granola and granola bars with oats also had traces of trent 20. >> we are not saying put down that bowl of cheerios or you will get cancer. we are saying a pesticide like this has the ability to increase the risk of cancer and has no place in food. >> reporter: general mills responded saying our products are safe and without question they meet regulatory safety levels. the apa has received desmet researched this issue and has set rules that we follow. kellogg also said our food is safe. the ingredients that we purchase from our sup

. >> reporter: this environmental health group studied some 45 samples and found trace elements of this pesticide, even in some organic brands. we took a look at the top two, cheerios and quaker oats, too popular brands that have the highest level of pesticide residue. buying groceries consumers might not think their breakfast could bring pesticides to the table. according to a study by the environmental working group, 43 of 45 serials and all products tested contained traces of the pesticide, glyphosate , used in roundup. >>> this is the most widely used pesticide in the country. >> reporter: >> there of studies that say that this does quaker all-male had the highest level of more than 1000 parts per billion of the pesticide. general mills cheerios brand had the next highest with 530 parts per billion. many others including kellogg's oat bran and even granola also had traces of glyphosate. >> we are not saying put down that bowl of cheerios right now or you will get chance desmet cancer tomorrow. we are saying that pesticide like this, which has the ability to increase the risk of canc

but we've been told there's a way to buy guns leaving no trace at all.onvicted gun dealer paul edmunds had a stall. it's a legal trade show attended by firearms collectors and dealers. we are undercover to test how easy it is to buy potentially lethal antique guns for cash. we asked seven dealers. all said they would take cash, as well as other payment methods. these guns can be bought and sold because they're on the government obsolete calibre list. it's all totally legal. daniel pays in cash and gives the dealer a false name and address. if he was a criminal, who would know? there's now no way to trace this weapon. that is a smith & wesson .44 russian. you just purchased that in birmingham, just like that? yeah. no questions asked? that's it. certainly very similar to the modern day one that you might buy now. and how much did this set you back, daniel? £2,500 for that. i mean, this, all you've got to do now is get the rounds and this is a deadly weapon. yeah. so, let's look for components for making rounds. yeah, 0k. it's no longer possible to buy fac

weapons discovered in the former terrorist stronghold of eastern aleppo in syria have been traced back to western manufacturers we're now more correspondent robert fisk identified their origins through their serial numbers and then try to find out how they ended up in the hands of islam is militants more now from. this is a weapons factory located in bosnia most likely you have never heard of it but it's here that the weapons were manufactured for one of the bloodiest battles in syria lots of homes were destroyed and lots of civilians were killed in western aleppo by those questionable rebels now most of those rebels are tied to the al qaeda linked al nusra a terrorist group but let's focus on those weapons that they used robert fisk an investigative reporter was able to trace those weapons back to that very factory in bosnia he was able to get a hold of the factories logbook and getting in touch with the former weapons control director the director recognized his signature in the logbook and from there was able to determine who the buyer was it's a warranty for the hundred twenty mill

weapons are used by rebels and terrorists in syria have been traced back to nato countries including the united states an independent investigation tracked at the serial numbers on various missiles. the u.s. intelligence community evolves to protect democracy from foreign interference while the senate looks into how internet memes are allegedly being used by russia to meddle in the upcoming midterm elections. top stories of the day the main headlines of the week welcome to the weekly here nazi international. the canadian government in its report called the shame is has acknowledged a disturbing practice dating back to the post-war period when unmarried women were forced to give up their babies those babies with and given to married couples in a bid to promote traditional families and some women as far as we understand what even tricked into giving up their children and we spoke to one of the victims. as soon as they found out i was pregnant they mark my records b.f.a. baby for adoption. i was a fifteen year old girl pregnant i was pregnant from a sexual assault. and. there was no con

. >> i'm tracee wilkins.news 4, time for students to head back to school in prince george's county, and for some kids i bowie that will mean a new $26 million elementary school. weake you t >> here we go. now at 4:30, you're looking live at storm team 4 radar, a few showers out there right now but more rain and storms. they are in our future. doug and amelia areoo back with what to soon and your holiday weekend forecast. en>> right nowor john mccain's caskets flying to washington, d.c. after an emotional tribute in phoenix. former vice president joe biden explained his friend would forgive political disagreements butaiohn mwould never accept disrespect. >> h would part company with you if you lack the basic values of decency, respect, knowing that this project is bigger than yourself. >> coming up, more moving tributes in the next few days. the senator willn lie state tomorrow on capitol hill. services are planned saturday an thional cathedral and the naval academy. >>> now tosi pntial politics. oter a shake-

hi, trace. >> hi, martha. the accusations come from former nbc producer rich mchugh until this month worked in nbc's investigative unit. in august of last year mccune and ronan pharaoh were working on the harvey weinstein story as they were about to fly to los angeles to interview a woman with credible allegations of rape against weinstein rich mchugh told fox news that from the highest levels of nbc i was told quote not to do the interview and stand down thus effectively killing the story that was unethical and a massive breech of journalistic integrity. nbc says mchue's assertion is an outright lie claiming at the time ronan pharaoh didn't have a single on the record victim or witness by any misconduct by weinstein. going on to say quoting fair ferraro believed his reporting was ready for air. he chose to leave for print outlet that was willing to publish immediately. of course two months later the story ran in the new yorker. so far ronan far row has last october fa farrow did go on members talking about wh

they traced payments over a million dollars to allen couture out on the west coast.raced the bank accounts, the overseas bank accounte accounts at the center of this case. and they were able to find manafort in the files because when one of these accounts got opened, they would take a copy of this passport and make a copy of that. so, that's how they were able to trace manafort because his name wasn't supposed to be on the bank accounts, brooke. back to you. >> keep following every twist and turn for us, joe johns. thank you so much. >>> back to our breaking news, sitting congressman chris collins about to be arraigned on insider trading charges. and he wasn't the only one facing a judge this afternoon. we'll take you there live. >>> also, hand delivered from washington to moscow, senator rand paul revealing he personally delivered a letter from president trump to russian president vladimir putin. and what we want to know is, what was said in that letter. cleaning floors with a mop and bucket... ...is a hassle. swiffer wetjet makes cleaning easy. it's safe to use on

i'm trace gallagher in phoenix, at the north phoenix baptist church.e place honoring senator john mccain. this ceremony is the last time that arizonans have two pay their respects and say they're their fond farewells to john mccain. at 2:00 this afternoon, he will be placed onto an airplane at sky harbor airport and flown to the nation's capital to lie in state in the capitol rotunda. his funeral and then his internment at the naval academy. and then of course, the service today is remarkable for a couple of things because we will see 24 current senators along with four former senators and the breakdown is 15 republicans and 13 democrats. i was talking to nebraska senator ben sasse, and this is for a reason. john mccain often went across the aisle, he had dear friends on both sides of the aisle and really emblematic of that is his relationship with the former vice president joe biden. they go back some 40 years to when john mccain was the navy's liaison to the senate, and in that capacity john mccain would often travel with joe biden to these overseas

weapons discovered in the syrian former terrorist stronghold at least in aleppo have been traced back to western manufacturers war correspondent robert fisk identified the weapons through serial numbers that try to discover how that ended up in rebel hands on these kind of morbid reports. this is a weapons factory located in bosnia most likely you have never heard of it but it's here that the weapons were manufactured for one of the bloodiest battles in syria lots of homes were destroyed and lots of civilians were killed in western aleppo by those questionable rebels. we got it almost exactly eight o'clock in the morning and it happened at the worst possible time just as thousands of children would go into school the first shell actually came in between these buildings you know that then the children were on their way to school when a mortar shell landed at the end by a few of them were killed i knew them they went to maher screw a thirteen year old ream lost her foot in a rebel shelling three weeks ago and it did this to. the rebels launched the rocket and it's ten o'clock in the mor