u.s. service members also additionally killed 11 other people including remaining in nato soldier so it's a little bit surprising why now this is happened so it does beg the question what is going on behind the scenes in washington either way that the taliban will have to rethink its strategy and they've got a stark choice now do they go back and escalate the conflict or do they decide to make inroads and go back to the negotiating table in a different frame of mind as far as the afghan government is concerned they want to see a ceasefire they want direct talks and as everybody says this conflict cannot be won militarily both sides know that perhaps that's why the taliban is talking but the also we know that this conflict can only be resolved truly and the permanent peace if all sides of the afghan conflict speak together that's the only way it's going to be resolved ok let's talk to rob runnels who's joining us from washington d.c. rob when he was a saying there that the taliban seemed surprised about this announcement the afghan government seemed slightly perplexed but some ports please

u.s. service member. washington.>> reporter: -- there is more from washington. >> reporter: president trump tweeted that there were secret meetings with the taliban, which were off, the announcement comes in the wake of the taliban suicide bombing that killed 12, including a u.s. service member whose remains were returned home saturday night. >> we are absolutely intent that we reduce the risk that we will have more folks coming through from dover. >> reporter: the president said -- the talib and said that it would harm america's reputation, unmask its anti-peace policy to the world even more. that's the talib and -- the taliban. and there was pushback about inviting the taliban. >> i've honored that, for two and half years, i won't see who and when, we planned, we thought about it a long time, the president decided it was the right place. re/max camp david is the retreat where presidents have brokered some famous peace deals, but even members of his own party objected to inviting the taliban days after t

u.s. service members in america's longest war? secretary of state mike pompeo joins me next. >>> and alabama rebuked. a government agency backs president trump over its own scientists before the president misstates the hurricane's threat to alabama last sunday. >> that was what was originally projected. >> as people in the bahamas grow more desperate, why is the president still talking about alabama? >>> and counting down. only ten democrats get a shot at the debate stage this week. >> we're going to win by being bold. >> i want to be the president for all of america! >> with key early states up for grabs, do the front-runners have cause for concern? senator amy klobuchar and former secretary julian castro join me coming up. >>> hello, i'm jake tapper in washington where the state of our union is finding ourselves still capable of being shocked. president trump tweeting last night he planned to be meeting with leaders of the taliban this weekend here on u.s. soil at camp david for peace negotiations. yes, we are just days away fro

u.s. service member was killed, president trump in the words of pompeo decided enough was enough that they could hold their commitments then the u.s. was not going to allow them to meet with president trump to come here on u.s. soil to camp david. we should note, however, there have been 16 members of the u.s. troops that have been killed in combat in afghanistan. the other thing pompeo laid out in his rounds of interviews this morning on the sunday shows was that the taliban had agreed to break from al-qaeda. now that would be a significant development, but as you played earlier, when jake tapper asked pompeo if he trusted the taliban, pompeo said trust but verify. so what we're going to have to see is how the trump administration is able to verify some of the commitments that the taliban makes if they come back to the table. if they can restart these conversations. now another thing to consider is they were talking about pulling out about 5,000 u.s. troops from afghanistan within the first 135 days of any commitment that was signed. now clearly, the rails are off the tracks right now. th

u.s. service member was killed today in afghanistan.e "army times" reports the unidentified soldier was a green beret. be u.s. service members have been killed in combat in afghanistan this year. that's the highest number since 2014. tonight all work has stopped at more than 50 general motors factories and warehouses. more than 48,000 workers are on strike. that's the first against g.m. in 12 years. dean reynolds tonight on what's at stake. >> we are the union! >> reporter: striking autoworkers hit the picket lines today, wondering who to trust, their employer, general motors, profitst yea- do you feeln in you're notting fair she in >> i know we're not. because if we were, we wouldn't be standing here right now. >> reporter: but should they put their faith in union leadership currently under a federal investigation involving misuse of union dues for personal benefit? one of their negotiators was arrested last week. >> that has cast a cloud over the negotiations. i think the biggest impact of that is does the rank and file really trust i

u.s. service members also additionally killed 11 other people including remaining in nato soldier so it's a little bit surprising why now this is happened so it it does beg the question what is going on behind the scenes in washington either way that the taliban will have to rethink its strategy and they've got a stark choice now do they go back and escalate the conflict or do they decide to make inroads and go back to the negotiating table in a different frame of mind as far as the afghan government is concerned they want to see a ceasefire they want direct talks and as everybody says this conflict cannot be won militarily both sides know that perhaps that's why the taliban is talking but the also we know that this conflict can only be resolved truly and a permanent peace if all sides of the afghan conflict speak together that's the only way it's going to be resolved and rob reynolds reports now on reaction from washington d.c. . talks between the u.s. and the taliban are dead at least for the time being following donald trump surprise cancellation of a secret summit with taliban leaders

u.s. service member killed in a suicide car, bomb attack in kabul. afghanist afghanistan. int near the u.s. embassy. this is the 16th death of a u.s. service member in afghanistan in 2019. there's been an uptick in death of u.s. service americans. it remains america's longest war. >>> as dorian continues to batter the carolinas with strong winds and heavy rain and storm surge, charleston south carolina seeing the worst of the storm right now. let's go to athena jones, our correspondent on the ground there. you are standing on one tiny dry patch of what is becoming a flooded tourist district of historic charleston. >> hi, poppy. that's right. this pavement i'm standing on, this patch has been slowly getting smaller as the morning progresses. you can see the flooded street behind me. this is us in the midst of a 15 to 20 independenches of rain we expected to get. we're only a block or so off the battery which is charleston's harbor. as you know we're on a peninsula. we're surrounded on three sides by water. two rivers in that harbor. historically, it has seen high water level

u.s. service member and a romanian soldier killed and harken dorian strengthens again that threatens at the u.s. east coast. how it was still got some showers across southern parts of china we have got to feeling just off the side of our screen here that's making its way up that western side of the pacific towards the korean peninsula through later on in the week for china itself it does stay dry will be a little line of showers there was a said down towards hong kong perhaps a little drier in hong kong as we go on into saturday but the showers never really to positronic could see some showers down towards the high now i was towards the southwest a chart of possibilities wish i was here just sliding the way into northern parts of vietnam and into a laos but yes hours across india are presently see some really heavy rain once again of the western ghats this is mumbai where we have seen further heavy downpours leading to yet more flooding showers along with spells of rain they remain in the forecast as we go on through the coming days so we have got more wet weather affecting that western sid

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u.s. service sector and u.s. consumer. during a period of low growth, during a period of stalled speed, obviously, the economy is very vulnerable to any adverse shocks. jonathan: luke hickmore, are we ready for 1% gdp growth in america going into 2020? is that your baseline? luke: it is certainly mine. i think our economies are a little bit about that, but the risks of that are very high. jonathan, over the last year or so, we have saw numerous times about how the 2/10 curve is such a good predictor of slowdowns. we cannot ignore that. we cannot ignore the consumer is probably at the best they will be at the moment, employment at the best it will be at the moment. we cannot ignore that. our u.s. colleagues have been moving underweight u.s. investment grade credit for the first time in decades. it will be a problem. we are going to see slower growth. we are starting to react to it right now. jonathan: mike collins, what are your thoughts on the matter? mike: growth is slowing, maybe about 2.5% this year, maybe high one's ne

u.s. service member and a romanian soldier have been killed in a suicide car bombing in kabul the taliban has claimed responsibility for the attack which killed at least 10 people and wounded dozens more. let's go back now to our top story breaks it and the legal challenge that has been brought by a former prime minister john major tom brooks is a law professor and of professor of law and government rather done university and he joins us from there now thanks very much for being with us so does the former prime minister and gina miller who is the other person who is leading this challenge to the suspension of palm do they have a case here. i think they do the middle lot of people ruled out you know miller last time thinking. you know such a case against then prime minister theresa may no no real chance a private citizen ticking a case against the prime minister but we're in exceptional constitutional time so i think this does have a real chance in part because it breaks it is about sitting back and truly have a prime minister and boris johnson is trying to silence parliament so that he ca

u.s. service member killed in afghanistan this year one of a dozen people who died when a taliban car bomb exploded on thursday near the u.s. embassy in kabul. died inspired president trump to tweet an unexpected announcement . the major taliban leaders and the president of afghanistan were going to secretly meet with me on sunday on fortunately in order to build false leverage they had made it to an attack in kabul that killed one of our great soldiers i immediately canceled the meeting and called off peace negotiations. it has been 18 years since the u.s. invaded afghanistan after the september 11th attacks on new york city by its ally al qaida thousands of coalition troops have died as well as tens of thousands of afghan troops and civilians. the afghan government has been critical of the negotiations between the u.s. and the taliban which have largely sidelined afghan officials but a spokesperson welcomed trump's announcement. there was an important day for the taliban to. to brace up political life they tend to do so and they. continue to violence while they were talking to the city h

u.s. services sector picked up in the same month back from its weakest level in nearly 3 years investors also left the safe havens for stocks emboldened by the news that washington and beijing are returning to the negotiating table next month in an effort to resolve the trade war. joins us from wall street 1st the data those numbers seem to have been enough to make investors forget the r word recession that is but are they really are. well nobody really expects that their recession in the united states is imminent the big question is if we might face in the recession it was in the next 12 months and that is still possible but especially when you look at the data that we get from the labor market is really strong we saw that with the private sector jobs here on thursday and let's wait and see what the big job numbers are bringing those will be published on friday's one hour before the market opens here on wall street from the manufacturing area we've got in general more weaker science but well the u.s. economy is an economy that is living from consumption from the consumers and as long as the

u.s. service member killed in afghanistan this year and one of a dozen people who died when a taliban car bomb exploded on thursday near the u.s. embassy in kabul on saturday evening president trump took to twitter to announce that he had canceled a secret meeting at camp david with taliban leaders after the insurgents claimed responsibility for the attack twitter users were angry when they heard of his plan to host members of the taliban on american soil so close to the anniversary of the september 11th attacks by al qaida it was those attacks 18 years ago that prompted the u.s. to invade afghanistan to go after the taliban who were harboring al qaeda leaders more than 2400 u.s. troops have been killed since the invasion. afghan leaders including president ashraf ghani have been increasingly critical of a draft deal reached between u.s. special envoy. and taliban representatives in doha this week while those talks were going on tell a ban fighters have launched a fresh offensive as tentatively to strengthen their negotiating position. trump has pledged to withdraw the remaining 14000 u.s.

there has been some pretty the u.s.,results in especially in the consumer and services sector. the u.s. feels like we are going or just below, 2 but it is hard to see a sharp slowdown in the u.s. i think we can bolster the rest of the world. if that does not transpire, and you see weakness abroad, 10 year treasury at 1.70 has a lot of scope to fall from here. jonathan: how big of the demand will there be, how sensitive is it to hell yields are already in the united states? i agree, we could go lower from here, probably need the fed to kick in again, and that maybe next year with the rhetoric changing recently. now, the dataght has improved a little bit, better than people expected. if you look at the u.s. economic surprise indices, they have been pumping up. we make it august feeling ok, and the numbers in september as well feeling ok, but it feels like that will be a short-term relief. the problems are building up in the u.s. economy are enough that 1%will be talking about sub growth pretty regularly next year, and that means duration is a great buy from here. i think thet now,

u.s. service data that beat estimates. : we also saw supply investment grade coming into the markets to help lift yields. what is happening in asia is tracking what is happening in u.s. bonds. australia above 1% for the first time in a month. japan, also higher. carrying financials is this rally. , a big trade surplus came in the data. things like aluminum, copper, growth sensitive commodities. i want to get to this chart, part of the reason we have seen because the, economic surprise index listed by city is in positive territory since february. this risk on rally as economic data in the u.s. looks better. the pmi trend is still lower, so that does not necessarily mean this is what is happening, but with bond markets the trend is lower and yields are not a one-way bet. nejra: is it really good news or low expectations? dani burger, powering through there and titus. -- coming up, we are in italy with a lineup of newsmakers. we will be speaking with former ecb vice president vitor constancio. matt: in the next hour, jp morgan

u.s. service member? >> i don't think at this point any of us can get inside president trump's head. it may have been, it may have been the pushback he was getting from vice president pence and john bolton and others. you just don't know with this guy. but, again, i have to stress that, yes, you have to make deals with bad people sometimes in life. in the life of nations. but not with terrorists. it doesn't work. not with a people who are the arch supporters -- not the executors, but the arch supporters of 9/11. and the timing, how could it have possibly been worse? so i'm -- i have so many reservations and regrets about our engagement in afghanistan, but dealing with the taliban is not the right way to get it out. and i think what the trump administration wants isn't really a peace deal. they want a fig leaf. >> a fig leaf to get u.s. troops out. >> yeah, an excuse, oh, we cut a deal, the taliban didn't honor it, but we made a deal. and this dealmaker in chief, it's frightening that he thinks he can get the best kim jong-un or the taliban or vladimir putin or president xi. anderson,

u.s. service members killed in combat in afghanistan this year. so why now? why did the 16th matter so much? and pompeo said they were close to some real progress here and clearly the u.s. is saying that it was not going to go forth with the taliban killing americans. but pompeo also made it clear today that the u.s. is not letting down on the fighting field either saying that the u.s. has killed over a thousand members of the taliban in the last ten days. now, there are also questions, however, about the location of this meeting. it was supposed to take place at camp david. and there are concerns -- members of congress today coming out saying no member of the taliban should ever come to u.s. soil let alone camp david where u.s. government officials met after 9/11 to plan what they were going to do in response to that awful terrorist attack. pompeo was asked about that today by jake tapper. let's listen to what he said. >> the president believed that we could further that, that we could further america's national interests by having conversations with the peo

service was supposed to do that by the end of last year. it says china is not cooperating. about a third of the packages from china, shipped by the u.s. postal service, still do not have advance content information. >> cronin: the gordon jin drug trafficking organization, in their own communications and advertisements online, say that they ship to five continents, in all 50 states. they advertised, and it seemed accurate, they had special ways to bypass customs in the u.s., the u.k., the e.u. and russia. >> pelley: assistant u.s. attorney matt cronin told us that gordon jin would often slip fentanyl past u.s. customs by shipping it to a co-conspirator in the united states, posing as a legitimate chemical company. shipments between chemical companies weren't considered suspicious. a large crate would arrive at the u.s. company, but inside, there would be as many as 50 individual drug packages, each addressed to the person who'd ordered them. >> cronin: so they take out these 50 different parcels and send it across the united states and, as i mentioned, even the world. >> pelley: they were going out to the door of the individual people t

u.s. secret service is extracted a high level spy from moscow in 2017. and british prime minister boris johnson suffers another defeat as m.p.'s again vote against his motion to force a snap election but the opposition accusing him of playing political tricks to force through a new. way all looking into traps like this prime minister these comments today brics. you're watching are to international bring you your live news update from our studio here in moscow welcome to the program we start with breaking news this hour as the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has announced if reelected this weekend he will and that's the jordan valley and forms part of the west bank which has long been labeled by critics as occupied territory the disputed territories of the west bank and gaza strip have long been a seed of discord well in 600000 israelis live in the settlements which 1st appeared in the region more than 50 years ago many international organizations including the un and e.u. have called the settlements a serious breach of international law israel

u.s. service member whose remains were returned saturday night. >>> when i heard very simply that they killed one of our soldiers and 12 other innocent people i said there is no way i meeting on that basis.>>> in a statement that tele-been set the cancel talks will damage america's reputation. unmask is anti-peace policy to the world even more. an increase its loss of life. >>> federal judge in oakland has reinstated a nationwide hal planprevent most migrants from seeking asylum at the us- mexico border. the judge ruled an injunction blocking the policy from taking effect should apply across the country. he blocked the policy in july. after a lawsuit by groups that help asylum-seekers. including east bay sanctuary covenant. >>> trump wants the prevent migrants from seeking asylum in the u.s. if they pass through another country first. >>> hundreds of romanians were forced off a very heading to port everglades florida. evacuees were told they could travel to fort lauderdale with romanian passport and a copy of the criminal record. an announcement was made on the boat a u.s. visa was now requir

u.s. service member, a romanian soldier, and at least ten afghan civilians in a busy diplomatic area in kabulis is underscoring the afghan goth's warnings that a peace deal on ending the war is moving too quickly and it marks the fourth u.s. service member killed in the past two weeks >>> russian president putin says russia and ukraine are moving in the direction of a prisoner exchange this after speaking to a ukrainian lawmaker on the sidelines of the eastern economic forum in salvladivokst. >>> dozens camped out overnight in baynes arreuenos aires. the demonstrators say they are being suffocated by government austerity. >>> back here at home, former white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders has a book deal about her time in the trump administration st. martin's press announcing her mem whoir will come out in e fall of 2020, fueling speculation that she may be planning a run for governor in arkansas you are up to date, that's the news update this hour. back downtown to "squawk alley." morgan, back to you. >> something to watch right there. sue herrera, thank you >>> cup, vox partner

u.s. service member killed in the last two weeks in afghanistan.4,000 troops are still in that country. for the latest we have the latest from ali in london. good to have you with us. first, i want to get up to speed on some new reporting that you have about these peace talks. we first heard about it from the president on twitter, saying that unbeknownst to others, he canceled those talks. you have some new reporting. >> reporter: that's right. a senior taliban leader who spoke to nbc news this morning in doha saying that the talks were not called off because a u.s. serviceman was killed in afghanistan. but because they refused to sit in the same room with the afghan president. they don't consider him the legitimate government of afghanistan. and because of that reason, the taliban have said that they will not, were not willing to come to washington and have a meeting with the president, and have talks. now, of course, would he have to say that the taliban are not exactly known for their veracity and they are, they do tend to exaggerate a lot of wh

u.s. service member was killed in afghanistan today. details are being withheld pending notification of the family this was the 17th american killed in combat in afghanistan this year, the highest number since 2014 >>> up next tonight, new troubles for nfl super star antonio brown. a day after his debut with the new england patriots a second woman now coming forward accusing him of sexual misconduct as his extrainer brought her account to the nfl today. here is nbc's miguel almaguer with more. >> reporter: fresh off his breakout game with the patriots, today antonio brown is making troubling headlines off the field again with his former trainer gymnast brittany taylor meeting today with the nfl to discuss a rape allegation, nbc news confirms a second woman hired by brown in 2017 to paint a portrait in his home is also accusing the wide receiver of sexual misconduct, first reported by "sports illustrated. >> she turned around in the middle of painting a wall in his house, she says he was naked with a hand towel covering his genitals. >>

u.s. service men and women. 325 active-duty members died by suicide in 2018. according to the department of defense. that's highest number to date. and tonight the navy is investigating a series of suicides among the crew of one aircraft carrier. here's jeff pegues. >> reporter: according to investigators, on september 19, 38-year-old james shelton was found in his vehicle dead from an apparent gunshot wound. 19-year-old ethan stuart took his life on the same day. five days earlier, vincent forline's death was also ruled a suicide. all three men served on the aircraft carrier uss "george h.w. bush" based in norfolk, virginia. james shelton's wife, jennifer, said her husband suffered from depression. >> i know that it felt dark where he was, but he was just so close to it getting better. >> reporter: the navy said the suicides, which didn't happen on the ship, were not connected. the ship's commanding officer said, "there is never any stigma or repercussion from seek help." still, jennifer shelton said her husband was afraid he'she'd lose his job if he revealed

u.s. service member. but e idea of holding those talks at the retreat in the first place has led to bipartisan outrage. hereas mr. trump short time ago. pres. trump: we had a mea ing scheduled. it wasy idea and it was mye idea to termin. i did not discuss it with anybody else. when i heard very simply that they killed one of our soldiers ani12 other innocent people said there is no way i'm meeting on that basis, no way i'm meeting. laura: for me, i spoke to former u.s. ambassador to afghanistan right crocker. ---- ryan crocker. the president says the talks with the afghan taliban are dead, was it ever a ldod idea to ho talks with the talan at camp david? ryan: to hold talks with e taliban at camp david under current conditions would have been a horrible m. to bring in people whoen are ged right now in the murder of afghan civilians, men, women, and children, the killing of our troops and afghan security forces, with noease-fire, that would have been about as bad as it could get. laura: as a former u.s. am

u.s. secret service is extracted a high level spy from moscow in 2017. israel's prime minister says that he will annex the west bank's jordan valley if reelected this weekend. great to have your company. donald trump has been wielding the ax once again says national security adviser this time becoming the latest victim that's john bolton sects according to the president over a number of disagreements killam open expects. announcement was made on twitter just before john bolton was about to speak for a press briefing john bolton the national security advisor of donald trump who is associated with the neoconservative school of foreign policy an advocacy of u.s. military intervention is and according to trump's tweet he's out in full. video service is no longer needed in the white house i disagreed strongly with many of his suggestions as did of his in the administration and then full on his resignation which was given to me this morning i thank john very much for his service i'll be naming a new national security advisor next week the 70 year old former u.

u.s. service members killed last night and that they would purposely attack and target these elections and this is exactly living up to that this is probably about the 3rd time now the president of the election campaigns out come under attack by one group or another and putting them all up so what are we looking at now a would you say in the in the weeks the months the years ahead because i mean this is curious situation as you're illustrating there has clearly deteriorated. so this is exactly the fear you know that if anything you know that the deal that all of our own in washington were making it definitely didn't seem like a good deal for the up on people because our own people and their government were completely left out of 9 rounds of talks the entire talks between the u.s. and their representatives and that's a lot there was not on official present but at the same time that one government you know that there were certain people within the government who were happy for the end of these peace talks because it meant that the presidential elections scheduled for september 28th would go