secretary of state john kerry makes an unannounced stop in baghdad. he is there to try to personally convince the shiite led government to give more power to its political opponents before the sunni led insurgency sees even more console -- control. three more journalists from al jazeera are sentenced to seven years of prison in egypt. they were arrested last year during the crackdown on muslim brotherhood. meeting of eu a foreign ministers just days before brussels is said to sign an historic association pact with kiev, the very agreement that first sparked the crisis last year. ♪ also coming up for you this hour, algerian football fans around the world celebrate their first win in the world cup in 32 years. and in ancient french cave filled with drawings of mammoths and other art is named one of unesco's world heritage sites. visit other places that have made the upper stages cultural list. u.s. secretary of state john kerry in baghdad today for a meeting with top iraqi officials, including the prime minister. becometon has increasingly impatient wit

secretary of state has flown in on an unannounced visit. we'll be live in erbil. >>> a manhunt is over, a south korean conscript accused of killing five of his comrades shoots himself. >>> an effort to save one of asia's threatened mango forests. >>> an egyptian court is expected to deliver its decision in the trial of three al jazeera journalists. they have been in gaol since december and accused of collaborating with the muslim brotherhood. al jazeera rejects the charges and continues to insist on their release. we have this report. >> a verdict nearly six months in the making. the alleged crime doing a job as journalists. al jazeera correspondent peter greste and producers mohamed fadel fahmy and baher mohamed spent the last 177 days behind bars in egypt. they are accused of spreading false news and aiding the muslim brotherhood, which the government has designated a terrorist organization. al jazeera condemns and rejects all the charges. the egyptian prosecution pushed for the maximum assistancing, meaning peter greste could get 7 years

. >> kerry making a quick, unannounced visit to baghdad to meet with a range of political leaders sayinghe growing threat from isis extremists calls for urgency. >> the very future of iraq depends on choices that will be made in the next days and weeks. and the future of iraq depends primarily on the

but one day solame took bob aims into one of the refugee camps and unannounced introduced him to arafatthis is a time when henry kissinger had promised the israelis and said we would never talk to the members of the plo, palestinian liberation association. it was a terrorists association, we wouldn't have any dealings with them. but of course when aims started this relationship in 1969, very early, with solame, kissinger knew about it. not immediately, but aims told his boss and helms encouraged him to do it because that's what intelligence officers do. they go where foreign intelligence officers can't do. >> rose: tell me about solame because that's crucial to the book. >> it's a fascinating story. these are two men who are complete opposites. aims was the son of a steel worker from philadelphia, not blue bud. he was the son of a steel worker from philadelphia, all american literally basketball player. tall, six foot three, handsome, through eyes, hazel blue eyes and blond and just strikingly hand some. he favored cowboy boots and tinted glasses. walking down the street of beirut, he s

. >> an unannounced trip to lebanon aimed at throwing support behind the country's government as it confronts several difficulties and solving a political crisis at homer testing the country. john kerry came offering tens of millions of aid for agencies working with refugees. let's get more analysis now for our correspondent in the region. lucy, john kerry describing the ongoing failure of lebanese lawmakers to choose a president as a very troubling development. >> that is right. he seems to try to get a message to lebanon of support the day after the election. lebanon has been dragged into that conflict with more than 1 million refugees arriving here over the last three years. so he said it was deeply troubling. that the country had not been able to elect a president. it needed to so they could deal with the fallout of the political crisis. lebanon hasn't been able to elect a new president since the mandate finished on may 25 of the last incumbent. that is because of the deep divisions and political divisions that are dividing lebanon between those that upport the regime and on the other sid

he just walked into a classroom, unannounced, they put it on the professor, like hey, your professoranted to do something nice. he has no idea what is going on. he wasn't in on it. >> who would like a chipotle burrito. >> did not go as planned. and then the second plan didn't go as planned. but they made it work. got a good video out of it and a bunch of people got a burrito. >>> this has got to be one of those life flashing before your eyes moments. video shot by lyle greg. you see the elephants coming out of the woods, coming on to the road in full view now, which is great. but watch. you can hear the elephants, see the ears flapping. we know that's a sign of aggression and you hear the guy screaming and yelling and banging on stuff and creating a commotion to get them to turn back. you see how they had this coordinated offensive, basically, right in sync, just, like, get out of here. that's what you go there for. you watch this kind of action, you want to see. >> i want to see that action from further away in a more secure vehicle with a top and maybe a roll bar in case they run u

secretary of state has flown in on unannounced visit and we are live there. and the manhunt is over, a south korean script accused of killing five of his comrades has shot himself. ♪ in the past hour we have been hearing an egypt court sentenced two al jazeera journalists to seven years in prison and another to ten years, greste and fahmy and mohamed have been jailed for about six months already and falsely accused of collaborating with the muslim brotherhood and six other al jazeera staff members being tried have received ten years in jail. mohamed has more. >> guilty verdict nearly six months in the making and the alleged crime doing their job as journalists and al jazeera correspondent greste and producers fahmy and mohamed have been 170 days behind bars in egypt and now sentenced to seven years behind bars and bahmy given additional three years because of possession of weapons he was found with and the verdict was swift. >> this does nothing to be on the claim to transition to democracy. australian government urges the new government of egypt to reflect o

. >> reporter: the next day, a devastated katherine flies to l.a unannounced.the time budimir first showed her around the ucla campus and him talking about playing tennis. so, grasping at straws, she heads to the tennis courts. >> he was playing tennis. he was taking a tennis lesson. >> so in that moment, when you saw him on the tennis court, reality slapped you in the face? >> it sure did. hard. >> he was a liar. >> that's the worst. >> reporter: did you come front him? >> yes. he was very ugly and very nasty. he wanted me to leave and asked me that i had no business coming to los angeles unannounced. >> reporter: from the tennis court, katherine goes to superior court and files a lawsuit and wins a judgment. the judge called budimir's conduct "willful, malicious and despicable." at the time, katherine was awarded more than $800,000. today, with interest, that figure has ballooned to more than $1.6 million. budimir has appealed twice and lost twice. truth be told, he didn't look all worried when we spotted him at his private "members only" gym. a lot of people

in other news an unannounced visit to baghdad the secretary of state john kerry flies into iraq as isil fighters continue to advance. syria said it has handed over the last of it's declared stock pile and declared weapons but first three al jazeera journalists have been convicted and jailed in an egyptian court. they were accused of helping the outlawed muslim brotherhood. peter gretse and mohammed fahmy sentenced to seven years in jail. journalists have condemned the sentence stating there has not been a shred of evidence. >> a guilty verdict nearly six months in the mak making. the alleged crime: doing their job as journalists. peter grest, and mohammed fahmy and bad, er monther mohammed given seven years behind bars. bader mohammed an extra three years because of possession of weapons. >> my god, my god. >> that's crazy. that's crazy. that's absolutely crazy. >> reporter: it's clearly a corrupt and fraudulent verdict. the case is politically motivated and everything is wrong with it. >> the response from the australian government. >> this kind of verdict does nothing to support egypt

. >> kerry making a quick, unannounced visit to baghdad to meet with a range of political leaders saying the growing threat from isis extremists calls for urgency. >> the very future of iraq depends on choices that will be made in the next days and weeks. and the future of iraq depends primarily on the ability of iraq's leaders to come together. >> and meeting with nouri al-maliki, receiving criticism from u.s. officials for not doing enough to stem differences. and parliament to meet by july 1 and there are growing calls formal -- for al-maliki to step aside >> we are not making preconditions with respect to who can or can't take part. that is up to iraq. >> it was rapid-fire as he met with al-maliki, and the head of iraq's parliament and laterer that foreign miss interwho calls his visit very, very important. >> we need to do our work as iraqis, but this is a most welcomed guest . >> it couldn't come at a more critical time. president barack obama stayed if the leaders cannot put aside political differences, no amount of u.s. military action will hold the nation together. reporting lif

. >>> iraq's secretary of state has flown in on an unannounced visit. we're live from baghdad. >> we've have the latest from the world cup including al jazeera's 32 year wait for the world cup victim that comes to an event. we'll have all the goals later. >> al jazeera has condemned an egyptian court ruling condemning three of its journalists. we have more. >> a guilty verdict nearly six months in the making. the alleged crime, doing their job as journalists. al jazeera correspondent mohamed fahmy, bader mohammed, and peter greste have been sensed to seven behind bars. fahmy has given extra three years. disbelief from their families. >> certainly peter greste and the other prisoners, my god. my god. >> that's crazy: crazy. that's absolutely crazy. >> i it's clearly a corrupt and fraudulent verdict. everything is wrong with it. >> this kind of verdict does not to support egypt's claim to be on the trend to democracy. the australian government urges the new government of egypt to reflect on what messages are being sent to the world about the aggravation i

in other news an unannounced visit to baghdad the secretary of state john kerry flies into iraq as isil fighters continue to advance. syria said it has handed over the last of it's declared stock pile andec

griffin, unannounced. i am delighted that you went in there. the last time we had a hearing she asked the question about the individuals on the panel that came down to phoenix. i believe it was on a friday. did not work on the weekend. it is any one declaring a state of emergency, let's work weekends, let's work maybe six to six? if we are going to send a striker teams or -- people are dying on our watch to has this ever occurred to people to, hey, we have to do something about this? >> absolutely. we are encouraging and requiring our staff to work longer clinical hours, nights, weekends you know, we are all -- >> maybe i am missing something feet. encouraging to my am looking for a better action verb. can they go down there? asked. >> we have put folks on the ground. they have been on the ground working fix and the problems on the ground at my direction. they're working hard enough finding ways to improve the practice. we are bringing folks in. they are on the ground. >> let's go back. you know, in the military we are there, that units, fully

secretary of state john kerry makes an unannounced stop in baghdad. is there to try to personally convince the shiite led government to give more power to its political opponents before the sunni led insurgency sees even more console -- control. three more journalists from al jazeera are sentenced to seven years of prison in egypt. they were arrested last year during the crackdown on muslim brotherhood. meeting of eu a foreign ministers just days

secretary of state has flown in on an unannounced visit.e'll be live in erbil. >>> a manhunt is over, a south korean conscript accused of killing f

waiting in line to meet hillary clinton, former first lady, former secretary of state, and as yet, unannounced democratic favorite for the 2016 presidential race. let me show you the pictures. hillary walked into the book packages store here about 15 minutes to 9:00. she took no questions from reporters. she sat down, started signing and shaking hands. rather than the 100 to $500 per person that people paid last night at the orpheum, the price today was $40, which is roughly the price of the book. the store owner is expecteding or expected a thousand people and i've got to tell you, the line looked at least a thousand people line. i asked elaine how book passage managed to get clinton to come to the store. >> from the moment we got an inkling there might be a book, we were writing her saying, please, please, please. people should get the chance to meet secretary clinton. and there are people who can pay $500, but people like me who can't. >> reporter: among those picking up signed copies of "hard choice," former mayor, willie brown. this is the only time she came from behind the desk to pose f

secretary of state john kersey in lebanon on an unannounced visit, he promised another $290 million of for agency works on the refugees crisis. he's also urging leaders there to end the country's political stalemate. it appears the va's problems with delayed care and secret waiting lists were not confined to one hospital in phoenix. similar situations existed at facilities in kansas, missouri, illinois and indiana, but in much smaller numbers. at least 96 veterans had to wait more than 90 days for treatment at seven hospitals in those states. new reports claim president obama is considering dr. toby cosgrove the head of the cleveland clinic to replace as va secretary. he resigned as a result the waiting list scandal. hundreds of thousands of people are flocking to nomady ahead of d-day's 70 anniversary. remembering the men who died in world war ii. cemeteries thereon or the sole years with rows of unmarked crosses as many bodies remember never recovered. more than 425,000 allied and german troops were killed in nomady. a battle that eventually led to the end of the war. of course 16 mi

secretary of state john kerry landed in baghdad just a few hours ago in that unannounced visit.described as a high-stakes mission to press iraqi prime minister al maliki and other leaders to quickly form a government, especially with insurgents there making progress with more towns, border crossings. so what is most at stake here? >> well, frances, this is something that president obama has emphasized several times now in the past couple weeks. he said that if president maliki and the iraqi government expects the u.s. to come with more military force, maybe airstrikes to help support their government and the country, the united states expects something in return, and that is for the maliki government to become more inclusive of the sunni minority population. the u.s. believes that because he has not been, that has contributed to the country sort of -- that population being more isolated and parts of the country have now been overrun by this isis group. i think what you're going to have to see is how maliki responds with u.s. pressure from john kerry. >> let's consider the 300 u.

in addition the defendant has shown up unannounced to maria cruz's place of work on more than one a occasion about which she can corroborate, but none of these matters are of consequence to what we're disputing. i'm refuting key points of the evidence. they claim i am a well paid physical therapist and have the means to go elsewhere which i find comical which they presume what my finances are. i do not live alone and my roommate's finances are not he can live elsewhere. they say i'm living here basically camping out rent free is the term they use. [speaker not understood] requesting we no longer pay rent from now until we leave. and i have with me in my bag the march rent check that they sent back to me restating that they did not want me to pay rent from now until i leave. and in addition to that i have set up a bank account for rent and payments ever since then so i have all of the rent set aside. it's just the respondent did not want to accept it. again, none of these have any pertinence to the issue at hand. we're talking about a permit. i'm just trying to defend my case, so to speak. it

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he says conmen are training people to trick adt customers >> people show up unannounced at one of ourustomers' doors claim they're with adt or a manufacturing company that produces their equipment. and claimed they're there to upgrade equipment. we want to stop it. >> this is an old scam getting new life. back in 2008, she fell for the scam. she's a faulty system was installed >> we don't want to hear from them. just turn it off. >> back then, college students believed the con. >> were you lied to? >> yes. did you lie to people? >> yes >> we were told we're go toing provide them a home security system. >> many advertise. >> every company is subject to the same scam the scammer looks at whether it's adt or another company. >> adt is offering a reward of $25,000 for a proof of a company training sales teams to be deceitful. for more information go to abc7 news.com. and collection on the sections tab then, for more information on reports. there is a quick link to help you contact me with problems you're having now. and it's right on our home page. just look for my picture. >> thank you.

wearing a new blazer with all his medals he slipped out unannounced from his nursing home.irst a bus, then a ferry, where he met this group of singers before making it to the shores of normandy. when that night the nursing home couldn't find the former royal navy officer, they called the police. >> that's the type of chap he is. i think that generation, you know, when they set their mind to something, they don't let anything get in the way. >> reporter: jordan had linked up with a group of fellow british veterans and called to say he was safe. today jordan returned to loud cheers, happy to be home. >> this is a smashing country. i'm proud to have served it. >> reporter: when jordan got back today, the nursing home says he had a hardy english breakfast. after an emotional trip, jordan says he hopes to go back again next year. byron? >> alex, thank you. >>> we have much more "world news" on this saturday night. up next, one of the nation's toughest police arson squads is now under fire. >> can we talk to you about the investigation? >> many are asking, are investigators excus

in one unannounced visit that month, state inspectors found multiple wheel defects and worn out tread on four different trains. what kind of safety risk does that pose to to people who are riding these trains or operating the trains? >> it's a risk of derailment. >> reporter: paul king is the state's deputy director for rail safety. when your cpuc inspectors found these problems, what did they instruct vta to do? >> not run those vehicles. and we found that they did run them after that. >> reporter: king says as recently as last month, more than a year after inspectors first cited problems, vta was still sending out trains with condemned wheels. was vta at any time operating trains with defective wheels? >> no. >> reporter: michael hirsh is in charge of operations at vta. he says he didn't know that vta was running trains on wheels that didn't meet safety standards until we showed him the inspection reports. >> this report says that one of the vehicles they inspected departed for service with condemned wheels. i'm not aware of that. >> reporter: last may the state instructed vta to re

that we did not get entry to, even though we tried to do that so that we could have that personal unannounced contact with the operators? we are doing direct mailings on those, but that time was spent within a month of may and so, the numbers don't necessarily reflect that. as part of the code enforcement process, we did have an excellent public meeting on the elevator situation, and sros and there is a detailed audit of which the stake holders asked for some more information, and there were some very estute comments by commissioner mar asking that we identify which of those buildings that have elevators has city funding and so we are going back and we are going to be hearing the basic both, dph, and hsa on those issues and we are going back and getting a little more detailed information on the manual and the automatic doors on those elevators because those are principally create a lot of problems with the elevators being out of service and so we do have that audit and one of the things that we learned as far as how that relates to the code enforcement over all and the statistics is that well

she explained their doors locked for any unannounced protests eventually the petitions themselves gatheredpokesperson then sat down with what the protesters away from camel. face sentences go merrily raise the flag to kick off pride month in the city this year marks the 43rd anniversary and celebration parade june sunday the 29th. the parade will start at 1030 in the morning market bill street. this year's theme color the world was pride. the city council on the installation of public surveillance cameras and the city free of lease will meet the city council at 7:00 tonight to ask for the into thousand dollars in city funds to install as many as 12 surveillance cameras and license plate readers on public close. but critics say this is an invasion of privacy to refine many residents in support of the proposal. there is lot of robbers in the area. in this a viable crime-fighting tool. i think it would help. how else will you go about it. if approved the cameras and debut in fremont by the end of the year. but sen facing trial on the u.s. and the deadly attacks u.s. consulate in 2012. preside

griffin, ther unannounced inspections.we i am delighted that you went in there. miss titus, the last time we had a hearing here, she asked a d question about one of the askede one of the individuals on the panel that came down to a phoenix, i believe it was on a friday. didn't work on the weekend and left the beginning of next week. has anyone declared a state of emergency, decided to say, hey,x let's work weekends? let's work maybe 6 to 6? ou if we're going to send striker teams or people are dying on our watch. has this ever occurred to people to, hey, we have to do somethinu about this? re >> absolutely.ger we are encouraging and requirins our staff to work longer clinic hours, nights, weekends. we >> can they go down there? >> yes, we have put folks on the ground in phoenix, they are working hard, they are finding ways to improve the practice.he we are bringing foeb ining folk other departments. they are working on the ground. >> okay. let's go back to the subject of mission performance standards, public administration 101 if you will. in the military, there'

john kerry makes an unannounced trip to baghdad pledging support for the embattled prime minister with conditions. is the u.s. seriously considering air strikes? >>> and comment controversy. hillary clinton throwing some fuel on the fire with newra, about her financial status. is she out of touch with middle class americanss? i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com fear and tension are growing by the hour in iraq right now with isis militants seizing city after city, town after town. the sunni fighters now have a direct line to the western outskirts can of baghdad where shiite forces say they're prepared to fight to the death in a sectarian battle for control of the country. in the middle of it all, a surprise appearance today in baghdad by america's top diplomat. we're covering all thing ands of the crisis with our analysts and correspondents inside iraq as well as here in washington. our senior international correspondent nic robertson is in baghdad and he begins our coverage this hour. what is the latest? >> well, wolf, john kerry has

president obama slipped out of the white house unannounced to grab a cup of tea at a starbucks. republicans and some democrats are not backing off from questions about the release of bowe bergdahl. the republican chairman of the house intelligence committee, mike rogers questioning whether the president abused his executive power and paid too high a price giving up five taliban commanders in the prisoner swap. >> we have made a serious, serious geo political mistake. >> the democratic chair of the senate intelligence committee, dianne feinstein also questions why the administration failed to secure a broader agreement with the taliban? which put the white house on defense. >> why didn't the president getle taliban to renounce terrorism? >> i think common sense does indicate because there's an ongoing armed conflict with afghanistan, there's an attempt by both sides to solve their differences. >> the president tried to shift their focus to an issue that may help rally young voters ahead of the mid terms trying to address the student loan debt. >> we don't know the cost. we have t

griffin, unannounced. i am delighted that you went in there. the last time we had a hearing she asked the question about the individuals on the panel that came down to phoenix. i believe it was on a friday. did not work on the weekend. it is any one declaring a state of emergency, let's work weekends, let's work maybe six to six? if we are going to send a striker teams or -- people are dying on our watch to has this ever occurred to people to, hey, we have to do something about this? >> absolutely. we are encouraging and requiring our staff to work longer clinical hours, nights, weekends you know, we are all -- >> maybe i am missing something feet. encouraging to my am looking for a better action verb. can they go down there? asked. >> we have put folks on the ground. they have been on the ground working fix and the problems on the ground at my direction. they're working hard enough finding ways to improve the practice. we are bringing folks in. they are on the ground. >> let's go back. you know, in the military we are there, that units, fully

one shows in one unannounced viet that month, multiple wheel defects and outtread on four trains wasnd. what safety risk does that pose? >> it's a risk of derailment. >> reporter: paul king, the state's deputy director for rail safety. when the inspectors found the problems, what did they instruct the vta to do? >> not run those vehicles, and we found that they did run them after that. >> reporter: king says as recently as last month, more than a year after inspectors first cited problems, the vta was still sending out trains with condemned wheels. >> reporter: were they operating trains with defective wheels? >> no. >> reporter: michael is in charge of operations at vpa saying he did not know that vpa was running trains on wheels that did not meet safety standards until we showed him the inspection report. >> this report says that one of the vehicles they inspected departed for service with condemned wheels, i'm not aware of that. >> reporter: they were commanded to replace trains, nearly a third of the entire fleet, and the agency is currently running 55 of the 99 trains, but in re

we went to howard university, unannounced.he dean of music at the time had been the dean in paine college in augusta, georgia, so she knew him. we went over to the university. it was a school day. it was a friday. he invited us to come up to meet the voice department head, who was carolyn grant. i sang for her. she asked us to wait outside the class in vocal pedagogy. she said, how old are you? are you doing well in high school? i said, i am on the honors list. she said, your high school transcript will have to bear that out, but when you have finished high school, i would like to teach you. of course, i could hardly believe that. she was a wonderful teacher. i the time i got to her, she had been teaching voice for 45 years. there was nothing about the voice or vocal production or physiology that she did not know and could not explain. it was really -- it was wonderful. >> what have you learned about your voice over the years? >> i have learned to take care of it, that it needs rest as much as it needs exercise, and that i hav

three months later, his fellow soldiers say he walks off the base, unannounced and unarmed. >> we heardaight across that radio and straight through the interpreter's lips, there was an american and he is trying to find someone who speaks english so he can talk to the taliban. >> reporter: in july 2009 the taliban releases this video showing him in captivity. >> i'm a prisoner. i want to go home. you know, the men, afghanistan men in our prisons, they want to go home, too. it's -- let me go, get me to come home. release me. >> reporter: four months of that, another video surfaces. >> please bring us home, so that we can be back where we belong and not over here waisting our time and our lives and our precious life that we could be using back in our own country. >> reporter: and he won't be seen again until january of this year, a few months later, may 31st, bergdahl is on his way home. >> after nearly five years in captivity, their son bowe is coming home. sergeant bergdahl has missed birthdays and holidays and the simple moments with family and friends, which all of us take for granted,

secretary of state made the comments on an unannounced visit to the capitol baghdad. sunni led reckless have been expanding their control of the northwest of the country. from baghdad, al jazeera's imran khan reports. >> u.s. secretary of state john kerry's rieivelg in bagz is part -- arrival in baghdad. offered support for iraq. but his key message will to be push for support ever iraq. >> i.s.i.l. is not as it claims, fighting on behalf of sunnis. i.s.i.l. is not fighting for a stronger iraq. quite the contrary. i.s.i.l. is fighting to divide iraq and to destroy iraq. so this is a critical moment for iraq's future. it is a moment of decision. fosr leaders. and it's a moment of great urgency. >> many here will have listened to the u.s. secretary of state's words looking for clues that the u.s. is frustrated with prime minister nouri al-maliki. srncertainly sunni politician he have been outspoken but kerry's words were diplomatic and that won't satisfy the prime minister a's critics. in particular, sunni sheiks are. wanting a government more inclusive. >> the rights o

we responded to 50 medical centers that weekend and didn't find any destruction in those unannounced visits. >> how about coaching employees on how to respond to the team's question? >> our team's questions are not similar to the ones by the audit staff. all of our interviews were taped. people were put under other and we asked them straight up who told you to do this? some produces e-mails. some said we have always done it this way. the range of answers is what caused us to identify it as systemic. >> and did you run across any employees that said they would be willing to cooperate but they were concerned about repiesal >> we had reports of that throughout the system. >> thank you. >> in may the va launched the care system and this was highlighted in your press release. we know the goal is to help the veterans get care in the private sector. i support the good ideas. as you heard references the united states is facing a physician shortage nationally. not just in the va but the private sector. in nevada, we have a chronic shortage of doctors in primary care and specialist. 46 in the

. >>> and at the big board, violence continues in iraq and john kerry made has been unannounced visit to baghdad meeting with iraqi leaders urging them to heal the sectarian divide. >> this is clearly a moment when the stakes of iraq's future could not be clearer. >> the security situation in iraq becomes more unstable, secretary kerry using rapid fire diplomacy to stem the violence. and the biggest concern now is holding together a nation teetering on the brink. starting the visit with a nearly two-hour meeting with nouri al-maliki facing criticism from not doing enough to stem the sectarian differences. in fact officials in washington suggested that he resign as a first step to settling the upriding. and after the first meeting kerry was heard saying "that was good" and then he met with a shia who has good connections and important figure in determining the next government. next is a sit down with the speaker of iraq's parliament >> the principle concern is for the iraqi people, the integrity of the country, its borders and southern tee. >> and then a meeting with abdel-fattah el-si

. >> reporter: kerry made a quick unannounced visit to baghdad to meet with a range of political leadersing threat from isis extremists calls for incredible urgency. >> the very future of iraq depends on choices that will be made in the next days and weeks. and the future of iraq depends primarily on the ability of iraq's leaders to come together. >> reporter: kerry started his visit with a nearly two-hour meeting with prime minister maliki, facing criticism from u.s. officials for not doing enough to stem the sectarian differences. the iraqi constitution requires the parliament to meet by july 1st to start the work of forming a new government. there are growing calls for maliki to step aside, but kerry said the u.s. is not choosing iraq's leaders. >> we are not making any preconditions with respect to who can or can't take part. that is up to iraq. >> reporter: it was rapid-fire diplomacy, kerry met with maliki, the sunni head of iraq's parliament and later iraq's foreign minister who called kerry's visit very very important. >> we need to do our work as iraqis. but this is most welcome

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these folks just showed up on buses unannounced. nothing about how long this will continue. how many more are coming. and the states feel very very frustrated here. i think that has made what is a humanitarian crisis in some respects much, much worse. sort of poor management from washington on how to handle this situation. >> well, you know, ron foreign -- sued the state of arizona. immigration statutes. do you think this kind of thing is going to continue and then we will just have even more immigrants here that will put a burden on the economy, the social service system, et cetera? >> yeah, two points. we shouldn't be surprised that the owe obama administration is not handling the situation on the ground well. because they have not been very good about managing many situations as far as their ability to govern. let's look at the immigration issue here. heart felt think that the president of the united states should go and make a very highly visible stabbed and say if you come here, even if you are under 18 we are going to send you

more due diligence could have, should have been exercised here before federal agents were sent unannounced to a functioning hotel and spa facility for the purposes of housing unoccupied children that cross the border. i yield back. >> gentlemen, i'd like to remind the members the purpose of this hearing is to address unaccompanied minors crossing the border. the chair now recognizes dr. brown from georgia. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. secretary, january 29th of this year, department of homeland security issued document, an ad actually requesting people to apply for a job to accompany these children, these unaccompanied children to be placed across the country. in that document, it said up to 65,000 kids. back in january of this year, the department already knew these kids were coming. was actually trying to get contractors, independent contractors to come onboard to accompany these kids. at what point did you all have a knowledge that there were going to be up to 65,000 children, unaccompanied children coming into this country? obviously this is before january 29th. >> congressman, i he