u.s. congress. it is not about that, but it is a process so long to ajude kate someone's status and the reason it is so much cost in ohio is because they are picked up on simple charges that wouldn't require a lot of jail time, but it takes months and months and months to ajude kate them, and that is on the u.s. congress and the president for not deal twimg graduation system. >> and have you seen the charges of what these illegal immigrants have done in ohio. this is serious crimes. >> and with that list, you will see a lot of people who are picked up on simple charges, and it is not to say that they should be let free, and once they are picked up, they have to go through a very long torturous process that is made up as they go al loong and that cost money >> and shouldn't bit a process? here is what i just wondered, do we need that much cheap labor in this cup ountry. this is a poor people who need to work and i understand that as did my migrant parents, but in this economy we need a certain amount

u.s. congress must make a call here. the u.s. congress must debate whether or not we want this will war. the u.s. congress must debate and vote on whether to authorize these hostilities in iraq within 60 days of them starting at the latest on august 8th. if it starts on august 8th we are already 12 days in. amid this surge of disgust against isis, and this murder and the videotape of this murder, and the 14 additional air strikes today. the united states congress must debate and decide on what we do next. what's happening here now is turning into war. congress must decide if that is what we're doing or not what we're doing. there's no hiding from this any more, this is the responsibility that we cannot constitutionally shirk. nervous whitening will damage your teeth? introducing new listerine® healthy whitetm. it not only safely whitens teeth, but also restores enamel. lose the nerves, and get a healthier, whiter smile that you'll love. listerine® healthy whitetm. power to your mouthtm! so i get invited to quite a few family gatherings. heck, i saved judith here a fortune with discounts

u.s. congress must make a call here. the u.s. congress must debate whether or not we want this war. the u.s. congress must debate and vote on whether to authorize these hostilities in iraq within 60 days of them starting at the latest on august 8th. if it starts on august 8th we are already 12 days in. -- in to that 60-day clock. amid this surge of disgust against isis, and this murder and the videotape of this murder, and the 14 additional air strikes today. the united states congress must debate and decide on what we do next. what's happening here now is turning into war. congress must decide if that is what we're doing or not what we're doing. there's no hiding from this any more, this is the responsibility that we cannot constitutionally shirk. this is charlie. his long day of doing it himself starts with back pain... and a choice. take 4 advil in a day or just 2 aleve for all day relief. honey, you did it! baby laughs! caman: thanks, captain obvious. wouldn't stay here tonight. captain obvious: i'd get a deal for tonight with deals for tonight from hotels.com. and you might wan

u.s. congress must make a call here. the u.s. congress must debate whether or not we want this will war. the u.s. congress must debate and vote on whether to authorize these hostilities in iraq within 60 days of them starting at the latest on august 8th. if it starts on august 8th we are already 12 days in. amid this surge of disgust against isis, and this murder and the videotape of this murder, and the 14 additional air strikes today. the united states congress must debate and decide on what we do next. what's happening here now is turning into war. congress must decide if that is what we're doing or not what we're doing. there's no hiding from this any more, this is the responsibility that we cannot constitutionally shirk. that's not how it works. i mean it's so simple. it's like my car insurance. i saved 15% in fifteen minutes. well esurance could have saved you money in half that time. three in a row! sweet! 15 minutes for a quote isn't so sweet. level 2! start with a quote from esurance and you could save money on car insurance in half the time. welcome to the modern world. esuranc

u.s. congress the u.s. congress said bomb syria and this is democrats and republicans they said you must be out of your mind and it was you want to reply that evan go ahead. yeah you know i mean i think the american know the reality here is the reality is i think if you asked an awful lot of democrats and republicans they would agree that the u.s. has a vested interest in finding ways to maintain a red line against the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction the issue of how do you get there. you know is a complicated now do i agree specifically that the president's approach of saying you know we're going to bomb but gosh we need to pause and ask for congress was the most effective way to get there probably not but i think in general here to say that every single decision the president has made has been a disaster is a a grossly biased reading of you know what in fact has been. you know a presidency with a tremendous number of of complex variables that have come into play ok and you have to remember tha

u.s. congress. he was instrumental in achieving passage of the tobacco buyout, winning the friend of farm bureau award during every session of congress since 1996. and the golden plow award of 2005. in 2002 he won the farm bureau's distinguished service award following in the footsteps of senator john sherman cooper to become the second kentuckian to win the award. please welcome this morning senator mcconnell. [applause] >> good morning. morning. well, good morning, everyone. thank you, mark, for the great job that you do leading the farm bureau. it is great to be here every year and to see you all again. this morning i have some good news and some bad news. thatood news is i think the kentucky agricultural economy is doing rather well. prices for corn and soybeans are not going to be so good this under the new farm bill the crop insurance program, i think, will help to sustain everyone during the process. of course, if you are in the livestock field you are pretty happy about the prices you are li

u.s. congress.makers worked into the night on a deal to provide $225 million in military aid to israel. an explosion in a factory in china has left 68 people dead and 187 others injured. state t.v. says the blast happened in eastern kushan region not far from shanghai. most of the victims suffered burns over 80% of their bodies. a adrian brown has been following developments. >> reporter: we don't know what caused the explosion. it happened at a metals factory. this metals factory is part of a vast industrial complex and there were several hundred people in the factory. pictures circulate okay wavo, china's equivalent of twitter show badly burned survivors in groups outside the victory and pictures of charred torsos in the back of a pick-up truck. most are being treated for burns in local hospitals. strully accidenindustrial accid 200 a day. the reason for this, say unions, is safety standards are lax, they lag behind economic growth. in fact, in the same province just a few months ago, several peop

u.s. government standpoint has not really changed. we saw late last night in congress the u.s. congress pledging $225 million additional emergency aid for the israeli government as well as the israeli military as well as the pentagon supplying additional munitions in addition to the $3.1 billion that the u.s. gives to israel annually. from that standpoint it is the view that israel has the right to defend itself. >> kimberly, thank you for that. kimberly halkett speaking to us from washington, d.c. >>> now we've just seen some of the destruction that has taken place in nearly four weeks of fighting in gaza. for people living there many essential services have been destroyed. now the u.s. relief work agency says believes 111 installations have been damaged in fighting. that includes schools and distribution centers. 9,260 thousands have been reduced to republic. eight hospitals have been hit. five are now completely out of operation. even the schools have not been spared. 66 of them have come under attack. now the institutions that allow gaza to function have also come under atta

u.s. congress sued richard nixon. can you do a comparison. i will take my comments off the air, thanks. >> i find the lawsuit against obama to be a bit frivolous. it's a political stunt to try to show that this is a president who is failing and doing things wrong. continuation of the disdain of obamacare -- affordable care. the great legacy piece for obama's presidency. no republicans voted for it. so there's just frustration at obama. it's coming out with this lawsuit to the point that it gets people talking about it. the same thing with impeachment. there were threats to impeach bill clinton and george w. bush. particularly second term fatigue comes in. it just takes a couple of people to start using the i word impeachment word. none of this is compared to what was going on with nixon. nixon is dealing with real true criminal abuse of power. you're dealing with a president who is driven out of the white house. congress impeached the nixon. it was going to go to the senate. there were only 16 republican senators who would have backed nixon.

unless congress votes that they can. u.s. troops are required by law to be withdrawn from hostilities within 60 days unless congress acts to approve them being there. that 60 days runs out tomorrow in iraq. and it's not like what the president has asked for in iraq is staying contain. since that initial request, about 275 troops, the president sent another contingent of troops and another contingent of troops that today included them putting boots on the ground and setting up an air base in northern iraq. one senator democrat tim cane of virginia sent the white house a letter yesterday saying, i think congress ought to vote on this. congress needs to authorize this sort of thing, we ought to vote on it. it's one thing to send the letter to the white house, congress has to do it. congress is on vacation. congress is making no move at all in that direction. 60 days for the first authorization runs out tomorrow. in what is starting to look like america's new war in iraq. america's new war in iraq is now getting to the ground troo

saddam hussein, and we have been asking the syrian community to reach out here in the u.s., to their members of congressask for support and protection. we need more support from the u.s. government. in addition to what has been taking place, give credit where credit is due. we are determined to protecting these minority groups. after this unrest, a lot of these groups have been asking western countries for visas and a silent. that is ok -- asylum. that is ok, but this is their land, their heritage and history. they had a flare to society. we do not encourage all to leave. while we do encourage seeking opportunity, we are determined to protect them. host: you talked about the immediate threat facing the kurdistan regional government. more long-term, is the end goal for the kurdistan regional government to have its own country, should iraq be split up? i'm glad you asked the question. what has been happening in baghdad, we have been trying to do, -- to become partners in the society. the more we try to work in the framework of the iraqi constitution, the more alienated we became, the more disliked we beca

u.s. congress left for a month-long summer recess and president obama was playing golf on saturday, celebrating his birthday at camp davis, away from the noise from the protests outside the white house. >> more to come at al jazeera, including thailand's military strengthens its gripe over the count -- grip over the country and politics. naza conditions -- n.a.s.a. continues its mission a decade continues its mission a decade after it was launched. ♪ i voted for culture... ...with a 'k.' how are you? i voted for plausible deniability. i didn't kill her, david. and i voted for decisive military action. ♪ america, you cast your votes. now, go to xfinity on demand and select the people's hotlist to see this summer's top 100 shows and movies. i voted! >>> hello again, you are with al jazeera. i'm martine dennis, and these are the top stories. this is the scene in gaza. it looks quiet, but there has been strikes through to saturday morning. 12 have been killed, nine from one family, and a total number of palestinians killed, up to 27 days now stands at 1,734. >>> an israeli soldier who had been miss

u.s. congress? >> congress is a body, that is -- you know if you want to talk about constitutional law, this is a body that can have standing to briingto bring these types lawsuits. >> i mean, a big, big win for governor scott walker. this could be a huge problem, for public employee unions, your thoughts? >> it will be, it can be a big issue for them, now, collect of bargain ag agreement is esepbgs essence of unioninization of employees. >> it is a huge issue. >> and voting rightsins act, in ohio. what is going on. why is he challenging? he lost -- >> this attorney general has, you can't say no power he is still the attorney general but revealed by both -- reviled by both sides of the aisle . >> he lost same lawsuit in texas and indiana. you are great, thank you so much. >> thank you, lou. lou: that is it for us, thank you for being with us, you are great, good night from new york. dentures are very different to real teeth. they're about 10 times softer and may have surface pores where bacteria can

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unless congress votes that they can. u.s. troops are required by law to be withdrawn from hostilities within 60 days unless congress acts to approve them being there. that 60 days runs out tomorrow in iraq. and it's not like what the president has asked for in iraq is staying contain. since that initial request, about 275 troops, the president sent another contingent of troops and another contingent of troops that today included them putting boots on the ground and setting up an air base in northern iraq. one senator democrat tim cane of virginia sent the white house a letter yesterday saying, i think congress ought to vote on this. congress needs to authorize this sort of thing, we ought to vote on it. it's one thing to send the letter to the white house, congress has to do it. congress is on vacation. congress is making no move at all in that direction. 60 days for the first authorization runs out tomorrow. in what is starting to look like america's new war in iraq. america's new war in iraq is now getting to the ground troo

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u.s. congress and american public support solidly in its camp. when the rockets stopped flying is when government leaders can start trying to repair any damage in the relationship richard roth, cnn, new york. >> we're going to get some other stories we're battling for you. residents in donetsk are taking cover underground. some are blaming the u.s. government for the danger they're in. live healthy and take one a day men's 50+. a complete multivitamin with 7 antioxidants to support cell health. age? who cares. looks like we're about to board. mm-hmm. i'm just comparing car insurance rates at progressive.com. is that where they show the other guys' rates, too? mm-hmm. cool. yeah. hi. final boarding call for flight 294. [ bells ring on sign ] [ vehicle beeping ] who's ready for the garlic festival? this guy! bringing our competitors' rates to you -- now, that's progressive. >>> thanks for staying with cnn, fighting in eastern ukraine may be approaching a pivotal moment. state run media say government forces are preparing for what they describe as a

u.s. congress' secure fence act has implemented a major wall barrier, steel fencing all along the border. be through a lot of effort to cross that they knew where they were. >> michelle let's use the ship as a symbol for the border. in the past four years nearly 24 border incur gents by the mexican soldiers, do you think this relates a significant national security threat? should the people at the border be feeling concern for their safety ? >> let's look at the january 26 incidents. these guys crossed and were carrying raoeufrblgs encounter u.s. border patrol act the border patrol agents are armed it's the middle of the night . we have spoken with u.s. this this this this ♪ >>> welcome to al jazeera america. i am jonathan betz in new york. here are the top stories we are following for you this half hour. now, u.n. school is hit in gaza, killing at least 10 people. some israeli soldiers start to pull out. a powerful earthquake rattle southern china. hundreds of feared dead. >> a tunnel is open in miami. many are calling it a model of public and private partnership.

u.s. congress? >> why would you choose. >> to improve their position.urely you can see the unfair advantage? >> $100 million in tunnels that have one goal the. to attack israel. >> that's the reality. >> that's this organization. >> that's the people who are responsible for the gaza strip. those are the people that need to be held accountable. lieutenants colonel, we thank you for your time. peter lerner there, israel army spokesman speaking to us from west jerusalem. >>> talks are taking place in cairo on the gaza crisis. the leader of the democratic front for the liberation of palestine and part of the delegation that is in cairo for the talks. he says the future of prisoners will be central to the negotiation. the idea is to have a ceasefire with the israeli troops from gaza and commitment to end the blockades which has been inflicted on the gaza strip since seven years. and and the release of the prisoners that were rearrested, the detainees freed through the agreement and then also the fourth installment of prisoners, three oslo prime ministers tha

u.s. congress authorized the pentagon to give surplus military equipment to police for the war on drugs in0. well, that year the value of such equipment given to police around the united states was about a million dollars. last year it was $450 million. the rapid expansion of the program has led to the arming of local police forces with weapons of war. st. louis county where ferguson is, got at least a dozen m16 assault rifles which can fire up to 800 bullets per minute. other towns with populations between two and 20,000 people, have received mine resistent humvees and even grenade launchers. >>> a doll fuss pruitt is the president of the st. louis branch of the national association for the advance think colored mere the naacp. he says rather than arm the local police officers the government should be investing in the community itself. >> i think beyond a shadow of a doubt if you are going to make that sort of investment in to the community, it probably would have been well spent to sues ao*us some of the other technology and other equipment that the military has to create jobs locally fo

u.s. congress' secure fence act has implemented a major wall barrier, steel fencing all along the border. be through a lot of effort to cross that they knew where they were. >> michelle let's use the ship as a symbol for the border. in the past four years nearly 24 border incur gents by the mexican soldiers, do you think this relates a significant national security threat? should the people at the border be feeling concern for their safety ? >> let's look at the january 26 incidents. these guys crossed and were carrying raoeufrblgs encounter u.s. border patrol act the border patrol agents are armed it's the middle of the night . we have spoken with u.s. citizens here on the arizona side who have who have been approached by mexican soldiers who crossed the border. at what point do you start calling this a nation the security issue and maybe the more important question is, when does washington start calling it a national security issue . >> a good question that we have to revisit on another show because we are out of time. thanks to all of our guests. >>> until next time, we will see you on

u.s. congress and the federal reserve and let's not get this backwards either the fed is the puppet of the government not the other way around. what this is shown is that these policies have an end point where they stop working and we've reached that so now you know people say well the fed is is reducing their or their bond buying their tapering it's going to go away in october and they're doing this because the economy's doing better the truth is they're doing this because the bond laddering systems that are in place and all of the various pension and other funds are reaching a point where the pain exceeds their ability to tolerate it and so it has to stop but at the same time with our credit expansion as we've had over the last thirty years you're going to see you the truth of what our economic activity has really been over their period of time is not positive at all. so what do you see in retail sales given your view on the economy. well he tail sales again are driven to a large degree by credit expansion so what you're seeing now is that as debt terminates that cycle terminates the abi

u.s. congress is weighing in after the president says the u.s.as no clear strategy to take the terror organization down. we are live in iraq now with new information on isis' latest mass execution. >>> russian invasion. violence escalating in ukraine. russia accused of arming and fighting alongside rebels moving in to take over territory in ukraine. world leaders are outraged. right now, the united nations holding an emergency meeting. we are live in moscow. good morning. welcome to "early start." i'm john berman. >> i'm christine romans. it is friday, august 29th. it is 5:00 a.m. in the east. >

u.s. congress this is going to be more an impetus to reform the n.s.a. than anything else there's an extreme it is a train worry that we're going to lose competitiveness that foreign companies are going to come up with competing systems which are going to gain a lot of traction overseas because they're viewed as more trusted now whether that's true or not is another discussion but u.s. companies are now not trusted overseas because of n.s.a. surveillance. now we spoke to our leveson of lava bit regarding his brush with the n.s.a. and the shutdown of his business so what do you make of that case. you know it's really interesting to see the the lava bit case what happened was the f.b.i. went to lava bit and wanted a particular person's data probably edward snowden so we don't know but the way lava bit was organized that we were not able to provide that would love it provided a secure email service where they could not give the emails over to kill a person to the government government to courts and basically got an order for a lot of a bit to turn over thei

u.s. senator who has repeatedly called for congress to debate and vote on potential u.s. military action in iraq and syria. he chairs the senate foreign relations subcommittee that is responsible for policy in that part of the world. virginia senator tim kaine, thank you for being with us. >> you bet, rachel, good to be with you. >> it was a year ago to today that president obama said he wanted to mount u.s. air strikes in syria because of chemical weapons. he said he wanted to do that but congress should authorize it. congress never acted on that one way or the other. do you think congress will act now on this new proposal for air strikes in syria? >> rachel, first i hope desperately that the president brings this to congress. i know the team is weighing whether to bring it to congress or not. actually let me walk through what happened last year. what happened last year shows if you do it the way the constitutional framers intended, good things happen. the president had to come to congress, define the mission. we had to use air strikes in syria to deter the use of chemic

u.s. congress is weighing in after the president says the u.s. has no clear strategy to take the terror organization down. we are live in iraq now with new information on isis' latest mass execution. >>> russian invasion. violence escalating in ukraine. russia accused of arming and fighting alongside rebels moving in to take over territory in ukraine. world leaders are outraged. right now, the united nations holding an emergency meeting. we are live in moscow. good morning. welcome to "early start." i'm john berman. >> i'm christine romans. it is friday, august 29th. it is 5:00 a.m. in the east. >>> up first, air strikes against isis in syria. president obama says there is no military strategy to attack isis in syria, yet. he is under pressure to punish them. he moving the threat needs to be a regional effort. >> as i said, ruling out a cancer like isil will not be quick or easy. we can and will working closely with allies and partners. it will be important for congress to weigh in and our consultations will continue to develop so that the americ

u.s. senate and congress said no, no, revelle is the champion, he's the father of global warming. and singer, you have done a bad thing here. well, i was able to interview dr. singer about this controversy. and he joins us live from washington, d.c. dr. singer, what was roger revelle's view of carbon dioxide as a greenhouse gas hen you co-authored that "cosmos" article back in 1990? >> he was really relaxed about it. he basically looked at this as a grand geophysical experiment. after he and his collaborators, like david keeling, found that co2 was in fact increasing in the atmosphere, he and his colleagues were wondering if it would have any impact on climate. he wasn't about to make any judgment on the matter until the data were in. of course, at that time, by 1990, we had about more than 10 years worth of satellite data, and the satellites didn't show any appreciable warming. and this is what actually set off my own thinking on the matter. i wondered what was going on. after all, carbon dioxide is a greenhouse gas. it's increasing. there's no question about that. where is the w

u.s. border. it's clearly a tough issue. obama has said he'll take matters into his hands if congress fails to act. st do tend to have more faith in democrats. this time around obama is falling short. most u.s. hispanics now disapprove of the president's response to these arriving children. >>> now have you got a dog with a weight problem? there's a gym in the u.s. that might have worked out a solution to the problem. this is in virginia, dog early establishment between with treadmills, obstacle courses and $700 yearly membership fee. tim has more. >> a gym opening in the u.s. state of virginia, nothing unusual about that you might think. until you meet the clientele who will be using it. this is a gym dedicated to four legged fitness described as a canine sports club. it's a place fido can feel the burn. >> we think it's unique. haven't seen a dog that compares in terms of having a gym membership, dropping in your dog when you want. engaging with them in a new way. >> there's treadmills if conventional dog walking isn't your thing that are ideal for cardio. balance core to build up muscle strength

u.s. congress the u.s. government, as well as to nato and the afghan government primarily to make sure there are investigations, a structure for investigations, to carry them out and for there to be transparency. it does suggest to the u.s. congress and to the obama administration that it reform the military code of justice in the united states so that there is more of a culture of wanting to report any alleged war crimes, any death of a civilian which might be questionable in a war situation. many of the afghans that we spoke to today, there are 125 of them in the report, say that their people were killed and they have no idea whether anyone will be brought to justice. >> that is opening up a massive can of worms. has there been any reaction to this new report from either the u.s. or nato? >> we've heard from both of them. they take any reports of civilian casualties seriously and investigate accordingly. that's exactly what the united states department of defense said, as well in washington. they say that

u.s. congress. two american ceo's, i want to thank you for being open to expanding your business interests to the african continent. you have learned plenty about the warmth of the african people , a warmth you can actually see in front of you. i have a couple of points i want to share here. withs that african ceo's the confidence of the african by any global, standard. they have made significant africa, and the countries are part of the growing countries in the world as evidence in countries like andria, rwanda, mozambique, tanzania. countries that are making strides in spite of the negative press stories we hear every day, stories of terrorism, disease, and corruption. , isria, for instance established is the countries largest economy driven by the private sector. like telecom and the private industry. proving that we have a lot more to offer investors. lastly, i hope you see before you business leaders who have come here to seek american partners want to invest, want to see partners investing in