attacking syria militarily on the ground as we've seen so moscow the sentiment is pretty much spot on truong does seem like he wants to do some sort of intervention and he's looking for a reason to do so and what people need to comprehend is that we're at a stage in the war now where the assad government is almost. a victory towards the end and this wasn't the case a few years ago so the assad government would have no reason logical or rational or military reason to actually use these weapons at this moment in time worth the rebels have every single reason to provoke such an attack and to possibly use these weapons themselves and see the reaction that they want from the united states and their allies internationally. italy is threatening to close its ports to migrant rescue ships operated by n.g.o.s which it suspects of being exploited by people traffickers the countries but increasingly struggling in recent months with tens of thousands of refugees reaching it shows. i. was. i. was i. was i i. well the italian prime minister says his country has been forced to take drastic measures one says

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now after its rest just like president truong has to meet it on stage. so with instigating like this it's no wonder that. over the top again and again. those who used to be peaceful leftists morphed into the radical left not shying away from using violence just like their political opponents across the spectrum but the situation has gotten so tense that people even began. to protest violence led to violence pitting republicans against democrat americans against americans leaving the question of what else could happen and is there any way of fixing this divide. our t. washington d.c. the fifa confederations cup is underway in russia in fact portugal mexico much go on the way about fifty minutes ago we're going to take you live to some petersburg after the break to bring you up to date on what's happened so far what to expect from the match is underway today. in case you're new to the game this is how. the economy is built around corporate corporations from washington to washington. businessman to run this country business it. must it's not business as usu

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soon afterwards rest to look just like president truong as he's associated on stage. so with instigating like this it's no wonder that tempers have been firing up over the top again and again. those who used to be peaceful leftists morphed into the radical left not shying away from using violence just like their political opponents across the spectrum but the situation has gotten so tense that people even began watkins' to protest violence led to violence pitting republicans against democrats americans against americans leaving the question of what else could happen and is there any way of fixing this divide. our t. washington d.c. . spits about you united we stand divided people what about the two that got him. to our respect to the people who got to. see the democrats. one of the reasons they won the election very very divided nation. i'm stan collymore and i'm neal hoping. we're going to be your hopes for the treat thousand and seventy confederations cup right here in russia we're going to be visiting the host cities or sochi. moscow can be great full of politics i

percentage in the surveys results twenty six percent blamed democrats twenty four percent blamed president truong and only fifteen percent blame to republicans of course more republicans blame democrats and more democrats blamed republicans forty seven percent of republicans blame democrats while forty two percent of them blame the media forty percent of democrats blame the president twenty six blame republicans and twenty two percent blamed the media so of course more republicans blame the media than democrats because the media. they lean left a little in the hills article about the poll they list all the ridiculous incidences of political violence or incitement that happened recently they cite the shooting of republican lawmakers at a charity based buddy kathy griffin's ridiculous publicity stunt of a photo of her holding the president's bloody severed head central parks production of julius caesar that appeared to depict killing the president and johnny depp's pathetic cry for attention when he mused about an actor killing the president all of these incidents are just the most recent one and t

welcome to the show it's really great to have you with us now sir at the latest nato summit startles truong scalded alliance members for not. pulling their weight financially effective be effectively for not contributing two percent of their g.d.p. to defense but since it's the united states that will see most influence in the alliance is it fair washington pays to lion's share of expansive well you know destroy oreo to two percent is an old flame you know and is not stated by lloyd it is a target which shouldn't political has been a science a few years ago and it is truly the most or european partners on it are both big up to two percent but let's say that is no measure because. there are also other feelings that the european allies do like like participating in nato operations which are not counted in this family stupor slam account you see so as a complicated issue certainly what is true is that there's probably the counters will be spending more in the future but how much and in which way is this still going to say that nato is now joining the anti isis coalition but what's to point of

>> francisella bracing as a result from the first round parliamentary election, the emmanuel elma truongel l macron, his party expected to win as many as 445 of the parliament 577 sits meaning that the socialist, the former ruling party, could lose 200 seats. macron pledging to revive the country by cleaning up politics and easing regulations on businesses. the final outcome will be decided next sunday in the second round of voting polk>>> -- voting.>>> a plane forced to make a landing in sydney, australia and the in-flight problem on the plane left the hole in the engine casing and the plane had taken off from sydney heading to shanghai. passengers heard a loud noise and then smelled something burning. >> the engine was making a funny sound. the crew were amazing and they did really well. >> we were panicked because we had no idea what was happening. it was quite scary. >> no one was hurt during the incident and the plane was able to make a safe landing back at the airport. most passengers were put on flights yesterday and the rest of them flew out today. >>> it is not every day you spo

and ngoc truong just celebrated his birth. the oldest was gary leo rehm of ohio.illed saturday morning when a cargo ship hit the uss fitzgerald while they were asleep. it happened at least 60 miles from tokyo. >>> south korea wants to improve ties with north korea. moon jae-in says he wants to reach out after the relationship worsened. potential conflict threatens the security of millions of thousands of koreans. norah o'donnell is in seoul, south korea, where she'll interview the president tomorrow. it will be his first television interview since being elected. >> reporter: good morning. what he's doing is talking about reigniting the sunshine policy. he wants to have dialogue with the north. he said he wants to sit knee to knee, head to head with kim jong-un to have talks. he said he's willing to negotiate without preconditions. he wants the north to freeze their nuclear program and what's really making waves back home in the state department is one of president moon's top advisers saying they would be willing to jail down joint u.s. and south korean military ex

now, with a title under his belt...vanna truong/visiting from san jose- "yes, he's been validated, because kd's the man -- mvp... he deserved it. i was happy for kd. it's good to see him win."wina navarro/ visiting from los angeles- "couldn't be anymore prouder. we're going to do it again next year -- yeah!" to watch your team slowly weave through the city to confetti... and rousing applause... not a bad day to be in oakland. philippe djegal, kron four news. (catherine) there was a lot of traffic throughout the bay area this morning... as fans were driving infrom all over the place to watch the parade in oakland.... kron4's lydia pantazes is at the walnut creek bart station...and talked to some of those fans... . (steve) with the championship parade in the middle of the workday-- attendance was not an option for many dubs fans.(catherine) but work did not stop some determined fans... like one man-- who just happened to feel a bit under the weather this morning... ("sick" warriors fan): "i called in sick ácough coughá can you hear it? not feeling to good, but i'm feeling good enough for my

and ngoc truong just celebrated his 25th birthday.er he joined the navy. the oldest was gary leo rehm of ohio. he was a first class file -- fire controlman. that were killed saturday morning when a cargo ship hit the uss fitzgerald while they were asleep. it happened more than 60 miles from tokyo. at least four investigations are looking into the incident. >>> south korea wants to improve ties with north korea. moon jae-in says he wants to reach out after the relationship worsened over recent north korea missile launches. potential conlict threatens the security of millions of thousands of koreans. norah o'donnell is in seoul, south korea, where she'll interview the country's president tomorrow. it will be his first television interview since being elected. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. here is what is interesting. president moon was just elected last month. he is going to the white house next week. what he's doing is talking about reigniting the sunshine policy. he wants to have dialogue with the north. he said he wants to