i think smarter way to proceed is to focus on how you can create what i would call coordinated unilateralism. steps that would be noted by palestinians that would be meaningful. >> wouldn't that be mostly about settlements? >> one of the things would i like to see, the israelis take an initiative that would show the settlement policy is consistent to a two state solution. >> what does that mean for the viewers who don't understand? >> i've said this in the book. what i mean is we have been talking since the year of 2000, those of us who are negotiators, in mutually agreed swaps. territorial negotiation for the settlement blocks. 80% of the settlers found in the settlement blocks that take up about 5% of the west bank. so you have territorial compensation for that. >> so rather than doing what happened in gaza where you dismantle the settlements and everyone goes back behind the line, you trade off area. >> that's right. when i say make your settlement consistent with the two state aspect, don't build outside the blocks. i would like the israelis to say we will no longer build in what we cons

declared a unilateral ceasefire on saturday.his has trailed a couple of days ago towards the end of last week, they were going to announce it today. they announced it on saturday, in the wake of bombings in ankara. the p.k.k. said it would not target security forces in the run up for the election. this attack by the turkish air forces, the turkish military - they say they have hit a couple of weapons storage facility. the military doesn't say it was targeted by the p.k.k., but they were statics targets that the turkish military decided to strike. >> do we know yet whether the p.k.k. will maintain the unilateral offer of a ceasefire, or whether it will resume fighting now. >> no, it's far too early to be told anything about that. there's no notification, no reaction to these strikes by the turkish military, just confirmation from the turkish military. >> on the other matter of great concern to many turkish people, that's the events in ankara, there has been a commemoration ceremony to mark the 95 people or so that lost their live

saying about that, specifically after they declared this unilateral ceasefire? >> the turkish military's continuing to focus the bulk of its airstrikes on p.k.k. targets, although they are involved in the fight against isil, as well, but these were further airstrikes on p.k.k. tares in northern iraq and southeastern turkey. they say the military said 49p.k.k. fighters were killed. there's been no comment from the p.k.k. the turkish military said it was targeting an underground weapons storage in those locations. the p.k.k. have trailed an announcement it was going to make today, saying it would observe a unilateral ceasefire to allow the elections to go ahead peacefully. it brought that announcement forward to saturday in the wake of that bombing in ankara. the turkish military is keeping up its operations against p.k.k. targets. >> thank you for that update from istanbul. >> still ahead on al jazeera, there's tight security in guinea as people vote for a president after days of fighting between rival supporters. >> how family farms are dying out with yuck peopl

so, the honorable member is inviting me to make a unilateral decision, and he should not be surprisedo be disappointed. >> thank you, mr. speaker. my question is to the prime minister. private members bill on marriage equality moved has been passed by house. it would take half of the parliamentary time to get this voted on. it could be done tomorrow. will the prime minister allow a vote on this bill and allow members of his party a free vote as he's publicly called for previously? >> call the prime minister. >> well, i thank the honorable member for her question and i respect her interest, very, very deep interest in this issue. the marriage equality or same-sex marriage issue is a very significant one and one on which people of good faith, the best faith, honestly have different opinions, both on the honorable member's side of the house and on our side of the house. the -- historically, this issue has been resolved -- issues of this type have been resolved in parliament by free votes, and the honorable member is correct in referring to that. another way of dealing with this -- anothe

the pkk yesterday declared a unilateral ceasefire saying that they wanted to safeguard free and fair elections. there has been increased security measures taken in the majority kurdish southeast which i guess both the pkk and the prokurdish hdd were afraid would hamper military's access to the ballots. so in order to-- some of the security measures the pkk declared a unilateral ceasefire but on the same day pkk rose balm being killed, the police officer and military has responded to these operations by launching wide spread raids and also air strikes against pkk camps in northern iraq on sunday claiming to have killed dozens of pkk militants. >> sreenivasan: emre peker joino much. >> thank you. >> the united states is calling >> sreenivasan: the united states is calling for restraint as violence between israeli soldiers and palestinian protesters continues to escalate. today, israeli troops fired tear gas at rock-throwing palestinians in cities in the west bank. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu blamed the palestinian authority for inciting the unrest, following a series of p

getting involved in unilateral action. so there are no circumstances where president sanders would authorize unilateral action? >> i won't get into hypotheticals. this is what i will say. i will say bush's decision to get us into a war in iraq unilaterally was one of the worst foreign policy blunders in the history of the united states. it destabilized the entire region and led us to where we are today. i think sensible foreign policy and military policies suggest it cannot be the united states of the world's military -- >> in all circumstances? >> of course, i'm not saying -- hypotheticals. i didn't say in all circumstances. but i do believe, number one, and i think if there's a lesson to be learned from iraq and afghanistan that what a great military power like the united diplomacy before war and working with other countries rather than doing it at the end of the day coalition, succeed not the united states doing it alone. on the stump this week. let's take a look. >> he's going to tax you people at 90% and take everythi

one of the things that is repetitive throughout history is an unease when the israelis act unilaterally. you make those actions more likely if the israelis have many more doubts about you and about the nature of your readiness to work with them and what's driving you in the region. and so what tom embodied, as i said in my mind, an exemplar of how the most senior officials ought to be working with the israeli counterparts and the great irony i show is ironically that also pays off in terms of affecting those israeli behaviors you would prefer not to see. >> very good. and just lastly, tom, this book is titled "doomed to succeed." when you look at american politics, when you look at changes in american attitudes, when you look at the changes in the middle east, is the u.s./israeli relationship doomed to succeed? >> if you look at the fundamentals, yes. deep shared interests and strategic goals. there are political circumstances that drive in different directions and personalities come into play as well. that's been the case all through the history of the relationship. i do think it was o

imposing unethical unilateral, coercive economic measures by the united states and the e.u.ontradicts the rules of international law and the principals of free trade. on the basis, we congratulate cuba by reaching an agreement with the united states that lifts the blockade imposed on it. we also renew our call to lift and stop all unilateral coercive measures imposed on syria and the peoples of other countries such as the democratic people's republic of korea, venezuela, and d-- belarus. mr. president, finally, i would like to see to all of those that claim their keenness for the security and safety of the syrian people, the following, if you want to gain victory over terrorism, and achieve economic and political reforms, you have to honestly implement the resolutions. only thing can we begin the count down to the engineer of the war in syria. until we get to the final quarter hour and open the doors to implement what is agreed upon in the political dialogue. thank you mr. president. >> you have been listening to live continuing coverage of the united nations general assembl

as for the law that he's going to unilaterally change, or he's thinking of doing that.dn't surprise us, he does it all the time. it would have zero effect on these shootings, and it will probably engender a court case. >> briefly, though, wouldn't he have been criticized if he hadn't gone to oregon? >> look, there are a lot of victims' families that he has not gone to. kate steinle is one, and there's a whole list of others. he chooses who he cares about and he goes and talks to politically. so, i think this is not new. >> winners and losers of the week, jonah, starting with you. >> winner of the week, for reasons charles suggested, is john boehner, because he gets to say, ha ha, look at this crappy job that you said i was so bad at. no one else wants it. and the loser of the week for similar reasons is john boehner, because he's stuck with this job he can't get rid of. >> i must say, the producers look at that picture they gave of the loser of the week. poor john boehner, crying. it's not hard to find those pictures. chuck? >> well, i made my loser of the week, kevin m

. >> britain carried out a unilateral target in syria.he main papers carried the head wam, bam, thank you. the tabloids were vadsy. we all have been in a challenging time. war is the first option, rather than the last. to assess the coverage, it is helpful to look back at the coverage from over a year ago. >> as the moon moves into a new phase, so does the war against i.s.i.s. when a coalition led by the u.s. and saudi arabia, jordan and the golf states hit targets from the air. >> 9:00 p.m. u.s. air strikes light up the sky. >> since then times, terminology and the tone changed. >> when russia bombs in syria, they are concerned with the inaccuracy. they waged air strikes against i.s.i.s. there's not much concern. >> it's inherently indis crim nant. it's an act of bias. >> the main narrative here, i think, is that the hypocrisy with which the united states conducts policy. on one hand it conducts air strikes itself abroad. and in the majority of cases. collateral damage. the operation in syria, to blame it for civilians casualties. >> win

he thought, rather than making it a unilateral american policy, a doctrine to defend the western hemisphere, and particularly, the united states. what roseville did in his securityy was draw treaties in the hemisphere. host: i'm curious, what was it like to research the topic, and how much material is out their? guest: i think part of the reason why it has not been research before is it does not fit neatly into any categories. archive in five countries in order to do the research for my dissertation, which is on the north atlantic triangle and the legacy of the american occupation of greenland. the archival sources are spread all across the world. to get the full picture of the story, you have to look at the history of science, business history, presidential history, and media history. the answer to your question is complicated. but, fascinating. every time we go to an archive, we find more information, and connections between the people and places involves. host: i will go back to research in a moment, but why is the coffee so good in greenland? what is the food like? describe how big the

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earnest t ys: 'it's an indication of how isolated russia is as they carry out unilateral action. the only people coordinating with them now is the fledgling assad government such as it is and the iranians. who had been engaged in the kind of destabilizing activity inside of syria. that has made them, the target for us sanctions.' this is the first confirmation of iranian troops in syria joining a civil war which has left more than a quarter of a million people dead. it has displaced half of the country's population and created the largest european refugee crisis since world war two. in new york... steve rappoport fox news.7 diana>> musical instruments from indonesia make their sioux city out. chad>> . another dip in temperature is expected to start tomorrow with a cold front swingng in, but we will see mostly sunny skies and breezy winds as canadian high pressure builds in to the area. highs should be in the upper 60s to near 70 degrees. temperatures will continue on the downward trend for friday and saturday with highs in the upper 50s to near 60 and lows dipping down near freez

china is incrementally and unilaterally changing the status quo through intimidation, even force. its goal appears clear. the assertion of sovereignty over the south china sea, a key economic artery through which approximately $5 trillion in ship born trade passes every year. as one chinese admiral told a conference in china about the south china sea, "it belongs to china." the united states has rightly rejected this view. as secretary of defense ash carter said in may, turning an under water rock into an air field does not afford the rights of sovereignty or permit restrictions on international air or maritime transit. secretary carter vowed that the united states will fly, sail and operate wherever international law allows as u.s. forces do all over the world. unfortunately, it has been four months since that speech, but the administration has continued to restrict our navy ships from operating within 12 nautical miles of china's reclaimed islands. this is a dangerous mistake that grants recognition of china's man made sovereignty claims. these restrictions have continued even a

make unilateral israeli actions more likely if they have many more doubts about you and the nature of your readiness to work with them and what is driving you in the region. and so what tom embodied in my mind, exemplar of how the most senior officials ought to be working with there israeli counterparts. when you look at american politics, changes in american attitudes, the changes in the middle east. >> if you look at the fundamentals, yes. a deep, shared interest. ensuring strategic goals. there are political circumstances with stronger relationship in different directions and on occasions their personalities that come into play as well. i do think that it was of late a mistake to in any way drive the debate over iran to a partisan place. that was a mistake because one thing that has been consistent over the decades the dennis describes is a bipartisan commitment to the us israeli relationship, command we saw some damage to that, frankly, through the way that the debate unfolded on the iran agreement. i agreement. i think it was unfortunate and should be corrected going forward and

president, syria emphasizes that imposing unethical unilateral coercive economic measures by the united states and the european union contradicts the rules of international law and the principles of free trade. on this basis, we congratulate cuba on reaching an agreement with the united states that lifts the blockade imposed on it. we also renew our call to lift and stop all unilateral coercive measures imposed on syria and the peoples of other countries such as the democratic people's republic of venezuela and belarus. mr. president, finally i would like to say to all those who claim their keenness for the security and safety of the syrian people the following. if you want to achieve economic and political reforms, you have to honestly implement security council resolutions related to countering terrorism. only thing can we begin the count doup to the end of war in syria. until we get to the final quarter hour and open the doors to implement what is agreed upon in the political dialogue. thank you, mr. president. [ applause ] >> translator: i thank him for his statement. >>> earlier th

schultzman wasserman made the decision unilaterally, she did not consult other vice chairs, she did thisn her own. she might be able to get away with it and might not. it's not like there's a big clamor among democratic voters, but it looks, smells, fields, and smells stinky. mark: although martin o'malley and bernie sanders are raising it, it does look like they will get away with it. it is a disgrace and debbie wasserman schultz is facing some public heat and she's just going to sit and take it. she said the dnc as the nation is they did not disinvited her, but they called -- the chief, someone working for wasserman schultz called her and basically said, if you going to keep saying that stuff, maybe you should stay away from vegas. it would be better if you stayed away. it is bad. i agree. mark: paul ryan is working overtime deciding if he's going to cave into all that pressure from those who want him to become the next speaker of the house. story is outary right now that pulls back the the deliberations are focusing on ryan right now. there are other names being floated but almost eve

the anc said a unilateral decision was made without thought to the plight of the students. financial aid to the tune of $4 billion it's the government along with donations and student fees that support the running of universities. while students disperse, the day's demonstration failed they say. >> they became it's been here for the past two weeks, just to advance the political careers, away made a mockery. >> reporter: president jacob zuma will meet with students on friday. famida miller, al jazeera, johannesburg. >> we'll take a quick break. still ahead on the program, when we come back. >> i have been racking my brain about what more could have been done. >> hillary clinton faces an 11-hour hearing on the attack on benghazi. plus. >> i'm john holman, coming up. >> governments secretly paying ransoms. >> we were told never to disclose that they actually paid. >> are they saving lives or putting more at risk? >> hello again, the top stories on al jazeera. meeting in vienna to discuss the conflict in syria. i.t. comes just a few days after bashar al-assad made an unannounce

estÁ previsto que justamente maÑana, la guerrilla separatista declara un alto el fuego unilateral hastaocupa a toda la regiÓn. en especial, a la vecina europa. pablo univisiÓn. conductora: en estados unidos hubo caos bajo el lema justicia. ni recobraron hoy el 20 aniversario de la marcha de millones de hombres afroamericanos. al igual que hace 20 aÑos el principal orador fue luis lÍder de la naciÓn del islam que como otros oradores incitaron a reforma el sistema judicial de los estados unidos. entre grupos y para tener participaron de la marcha esta compaÑÍa nos amplía desde washington dc. conductor: ciento de miles de personas llegaron a la nada nacional buscando la justicia desde hace 20 aÑos pero bajo un nuevo lema. >> justicia o verÁs. para mi es un evento que todo el mundo de todas las razas tienen que estar aquÍ. para mí es muy importante para mÍ, la gente, el mundo para mi hijo, para el futuro. conductor: el 10 de octubre 1995 el lÍder de la naciÓn del islam reuniÓ a hombres afroamericanos en washington el histÓrico evento conocido como la marcha de 1 millÓn de hombres. ( hablan

as for the law that he's going to unilaterally change, or he's thinking of doing that. wouldn't surprise us, he does it all the time. it would have zero effect on these shootings, and it will probably engender a court case. >> briefly, though, wouldn't he have been criticized if he hadn't gone to oregon? >> look, there are a lot of victims' families that he has not gone to. kate steinle is one, and there's a whole list of others. he chooses who he cares about and he goes and talks to politically. so, i think this is not new. >> winners and losers of the week, jonah, starting with you. >> winner of the week, for reasons charles suggested, is john boehner, because he gets to say, ha ha, look at this crappy job that you said i was so bad at. no one else wants it. and the loser of the week for similar reasons is john boehner, because he's stuck with this job he can't get rid of. >> i must say, the producers look at that picture they gave of the loser of the week. poor john boehner, crying. it's not hard to find those pictures. chuck? >> well, i made my loser of the week, ke

in other words a governor cannot just decide i am going to lock someone up behind bars unilaterally, there needs to be a process which is not in place so i got to be honest, the best thing that comes out of this lawsuit is helping future people who are in this position where there is governors or people who will be detained to have a system in place. jenna: chris christie talked about this at the time. here is what he had to say about making this decision. >> i don't believe when you are dealing with something as serious as this bill we can count on a voluntary system. this is government's jaw. if anything else the government's job is to protect the safety and health of our citizens. we have taken this action and i have no difficulty with it. jenna: we can't forget how scary it was. we had people getting sick, we had people dying. did he make a reasonable decision for the circumstances as they were at the time? >> here is the most important part of this lawsuit. even if he was wrong as long as he acted in good faith belief and in this case an epidemiologist who was a doctor with the

however, i should say that there have been pkk trail a decision to call a unilateral cease fire that. announcement was due today. they made it on saturday. so perhaps particular focus on isil as the investigation into this attack continues. >> and we are looking at live pictures of people gathering to remember those who died in those bomb attacks, just 24 hours ago. >> yes. there is a gathering taking place at the moment. political leaders will be there. the prokurdish party leader is expected there. he's accused murderous state of being responsible for these deaths. the turkish president called this a hainous attack that was targeting our yuenty and our country's peace. a lot of obvious anger at this attack, incredible amounts of death and injury. the worst in turkey's history. we saw those spontaneous demonstrations in istanbul and other turkish cities in solidarity with the people who had been killed. a lot of the focus will be on the country's security in the campaign running up to that election. >> thank you. world leaders have condemned the bombings in turkey. president obama sa

you issued the subpoena unilaterally without giving select committee members the opportunity to debate or vote on it. you sent two armed marshals to serve the subpoena on mr. blumenthal's wife at their home without ever having sent him a request to participate voluntarily which he would have done. then, mr. chairman, you personally attended mr. bumen all that blumenthal's deposition, you person personally asked him about the clinton foundation and directed your staff to ask questions about the clinton foundation which they did more than 50 times. knees these facts directly contradict the statements you made on national television. >> no, sir, with all due respect, they do not. we just heard e-mail after e-mail after e-mail about libya and benghazi that sidney blumenthal sent to the secretary of state. i don't care if he sent it by morse code, carrier pigeon, smoke signals, the fact that he happened to send it by e-mail is irrelevant. what is relevant is that he was sending information to the secretary of state. that is what's relevant. now, with respect to the subpoena, if he bothered

in this event -- let me also clarify, this event happened on the day when pkk declared unilateral peacefire what the was responded by this event. and the same night, on the date of the event -- nobody talks about this -- turkish air force, they attacked pkk bases in places close to my hometown and killed eight to 11 pkk militants who were fighting, who were just staying in their position because there's unilateral cease-fire, a truce, until after the elections. but wefight is going on, are insisting -- we insist on our demand, which is peace. and this is also for the memory of the people who we lost. it was ap's rally. we are insisting on this. peace the time of the state's most aggressive and militaristic, and we don't know, really, we don't know whether we can survive or how we can counter this massive violence. we're trying to keep people calm and concentrate on the election. in three weeks we will have the election. and we want to stop erdogan is keeping usogan busy with all kinds of attacks and bombings and funerals. he chose to do the elections ,nder the shadow of this war and tha

we did not have the authority to unilaterally impose any disciplinary sanctions.." in june a university investigation found marcy violated campus sexual harassment policies. some complaints as far back as 2001 about marcy inappropriately massaging female students and talking about his own sexual experiences. >> i'm note thrilled by it for sure. it definitely doesn't seem like enough. >> berkeley is a generally progressive campus. the fact they didn't correct that right away makes me uncomfortable. >> reporter: the accusations included marcy inappropriately touching female students, massaging them, and talking about his own sexual experiences. majority of his astronomy collea call >> the professor's resignation came two days after a majority of his astronomy colleagues signed a letter calling for the university to fire him. >>> we're hearing the just released 911 call from a las vegas brothel where former nba star lamar odom was found unconscious. he had taken 10 doses of a t -- >> odom is on life support tonight in a vegas hospital. authorities say he had taken ten

it's an indication of just how isolated russia is as they carry out this unilateral action. the only people that are coordinating with them right now is the assad government such as it is and the iranians who have been engaged in destabilizing activity inside of syria that has made them the target for u.s. and international sanctions. >> meanwhile today there was a third video conference with officials from the russian defense ministry and the pentagon. then the pentagon issued a statement saying progress was made on an agreement for safety procedures. the pentagon has been clear they're not about bringing peace to syria or even how to coordinate efforts to battle isil there. it's focused very narrowly on making sure there's no accidents or incidents as russian and u.s. war planes conduct missions in the same air space over syria but with very different targets on the ground >>> u.s. troops on their way to cameroon, the first wave of about 90 soldiers are heading to the west african nations to conduct air born intelligence, surveillance, and fighting missions in the fight ag

thus violating its obligation not to undertake any action illegally and unilaterally that would. and that would judge the solution. more over, the occupying power has infringed upon the areas classified a which are supposed to be under full palestinian jurisdiction in which we have developed the institutions of our palestinian state. let me repeat, yes, israel has also violated these areas. all the while israel refuses to review the quick agreements that control the ability of the palestinian economy to develop and become independent. thus, it is determined to impose dominance on palestinian economy similar to its military and security dominance. i repeat, economic, military and security dominance. thus israel rejected the right of development and to exploit their national resources. thus, israel has destroyed the fou foundations upon the political and security agreements are based which have also been undermined by the measures taken by israeli governments that have negated the transition phase in realizing independence of our state and has thus perpetrated gross violations. all

let's not unilaterally disarm our ability to assist our exporters. let's show the american people we continue to govern in a bipartisan manner. let's pass this bill. mr. speaker, i urge we support this legislation. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. hensarling: mr. speaker, i'm very happy now to yield two minutes to the gentleman from south carolina mr. mulvaney, another important member of the house financial services committee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from south carolina is recognized. mr. mulvaney: thank you, mr. speaker. we have heard a loft talk so far today about the bank, about what the bank does. a lot of talk about small business. a lot of talk about the bank leveling the playing field. a lot of talk about the bank being that lender of last resort when no one else will step in to the breach to help american businesses. supposedly that's what this is all about. that's not what this is about. we had a discussion in the committee earlier this year where i suggest

. >> translator: the unilateral conduct to change the status quo such as the large scale landfills touild ocean platforms in the south china sea are a common concern for the international community. as the prime minister repeatedly said, it's very important that the international community units to maintain peace and stability. we're closely conducting intelligence information with the united states. >> reporter: the united states says the decision to send the warship close to the disputed islands reaffirms its right to sail in what it considers international waters. china is responding that it will safeguard what it sees as its territory, but there is widespread regional support from its neighbors for america's actions. >>> the form at nato supreme ally commander said this. . >> i think it's part of an ongoing campaign that has been conducted for decades by the united states to establish freedom of navigation in international waters around the world. and china claims this area as territorial seas. no other nation supports that. not vietnam, not malaysia, not vietnam, not the philippi

let's not unilaterally disarm our ability to assist our exporters. let's show the american people we continue to govern in a bipartisan manner. let's pass this bill. mr. speaker, i urge we support this legislation. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. hensarling: mr. speaker, i'm very happy now to yield two minutes to the gentleman from south carolina mr. mulvaney, another important member of the house financial services committee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from south carolina is recognized. mr. mulvaney: thank you, mr. speaker. we have heard a loft talk so far today about the bank, about what the bank does. a lot of talk about small business. a lot of talk about the bank leveling the playing field. a lot of talk about the bank being that lender of last resort when no one else will step in to the breach to help american businesses. supposedly that's what this is all about. that's not what this is about. we had a discussion in the committee earlier this year where i suggest

that lesson in a lot of ways was aa misplaced one because ariel sharon withdrew unilaterally from gaza, and he presented a proposal that actually went farther than the parameters and did not draw a response, but that was, i think, think, again, the kind of mindset and instinct was in some ways because i am so good and really mean it, that makes it easier to be able to establish some distance. clinton's attitude was just different. their view of the world was different, their view of israel and the place in the world was different, and it did not mean that president obama did not feel that it was not in israel's interest to be isolated. in fact, they would say that , but he also saw a benefit and being prepared to establish some distance when he felt there were real disagreements. >> you work so closely with both. >> i think him as i said earlier, i do do think that the context is entirely different. remember, then prime minister netanyahu was succeeded in 1990. preceded. preceded. >> prime minister after the assassination. >> right. so the context was entirely different. the us positio

the smarter way to proceed is focus on how you create coordinate unilateralism. can you get the israelis to take a series of steps notified as being meaningful. >> would it be about settlement. >> i would like the israelis to take the initiative to show settlement policies are similar to a 2-state policy. >> what does that mean? >> we have been talking since the year 2000. those of us who are negotiators. what that means is you have settlement blocks, and there'll be compensation for the settlement blocks. there's 80% found in the blocks, that take up about 5% of the west bank. up have territorial compensation for that. >> rather doing what happens in gaza, where you go behind the area. >> that's right. what i'm suggesting. when i say make the policy consistent with a two-state outcome, it means don't build outside the blocks. i'd like the israeli to say we'll no longer build in a palestinian state. we understand where we see that, and the way the palestinians see it may not be the same, for us to come to a common agreement on a border, we have to negotiate. unti

what she has done is she has unilaterally made a decision that this was objectively reasonable. entire question of whether or not a reasonable officer under the same circumstances would have done the same thing. this should have gone to a grand jury, because i can tell you, opinions are all over the place on this one. >> and cedric, is that problematic to you, that the, you know, prosecutor would make that kind of judgment, before seeing -- >> well, we live in a very different time of policing in america, correct? and we're looking at this whole ferguson effect that we hear about a lot. there is no ferguson effect. what it is, ferguson was a tipping point for the american people across this country, all americans to say, there needs to be criminal justice reform. part of that reform, of course, is more police accountability, but part of that reform also questions d.a.'s across this country, as well, too, as well as, do you need to do that investigation and make that decision or should it go to a grand jury? it's part of the bigger -- the bigger issue that is going on in this cou

>> he talks about the united a bully wielding power unilaterally since 2006-2007. begin with the war in iraq, which he opposed despite good relations with president push. -- president bush. from that point on he saw an american march through other parts of the world in the middle east and on rush's referee. periphery.ussia's i think that he does see russia as a weekend state, that he is setting about to restore it to its greatness, that means standing up to the united states and nato. laura: take you for joining me. commander of the u.s. and allied forces in afghanistan said the airstrike on the hospital in the city of kunduz was a mistake. here is general campbell where he explained the circumstances leading to the strike. general campbell: we were engaged in a fight with the taliban. our forces divided air support to afghan forces at their request. the decision to provide aerial fires was a u.s. decision made within the u.s. chain of command. the hospital was mistakenly struck. we would never intentionally target a protected medical facility. i must allow the inv