but that's quite unlikely.y will want in return is that the president personally intervenes so the senate panel ruling on the expulsion as a consequence of his attack to four years in prison for tax fraud will whim intervene in a way that they do not expel him and that's quite unlikely so that's out of the way. the second option is the government survive buys gathering support from other political partie parties, but ts also unlikely. the only other big party in the government right now is the five star movement from it the committee. and they have said all along that they don't want to form a government with the democratic party. well, then what's the option that is left? of course is calling new elects. >> claudio, so how will all of this political uncertainty affect italy's capacity t to boe and so the longer impact on the your owe? >> reporter: well, we have learned, darren in the previous years that political instability affects the market. prints when there was an interim government by mario that lasted o

unlike mr. putin last year in deciding not to come to the g-8, and unlike mr. obama deciding not to meet mr. putin in moscow, i did decide to come to the press briefing today. it's kind of an odd role. you know, in russian literature, there is a tradition of the "lishniy chelovek," the superfluous man. and in some ways, i feel a bit like a superfluous man talking about a meeting that is not going to happen, but in a relationship which, frankly, is not in a good place. how's that for an exciting quote? some might call it a train wreck. it's been like watching a slow- moving train wreck for nearly two years right now. what's the good news? well, the good news is that this is not the cuban missile crisis. the good news is that this is not even the georgia war of five years ago in which one could've imagined the possibility of u.s. and russian military forces, perhaps by accident, come into conflict with each other in the in the black sea. but one thing is clear to me, that this is the worst personal relationship between u.s. and russian perhaps even u.s. and sovie

. >> it sound likes you hit the' very unlikely. >> it is unlikely but it's not impossible. at this point, the government of president bashar al assad really feels the pinch. general wesley clark the former suformersupreme of nato said so. he -- had it not been for president obama's threat of force it would be unlikely for the russians oh or syrians to accept this plan. is it unlikely? probably. is it impossible? i'm not sure. let it give it a little more time. let's exhaust all option. the president faces an uphill bat until congress anyway. question manage to do this and get this out of the way without a political defeat in the house and the senate, more power to the president. >> the international security analyst. in stanford law school is in california with us to the night. good to talk with you. according to the latest research epbt iser poll, more americans say they don't want the u.s. military involved in syria. 26% of americans say they support a military strike in syria. that's down 1% from last week. nearly 2/3, 63% oppose the strike up from 48% a week ago. and 9%

strikes in syria the harm the house armed services committee behind me is hosting the hearing and unlike the previous hearing last week there is an actual nonmilitary solution on the table it's the russian proposal which reports indicate that the syrian government has agreed to to hand over chemical weapons stockpiles to the international community and have them destroyed secretary of state kerry address this latest proposal this cannot be a process of avoidance that has to be real has to be measurable tangible and it is exceedingly difficult i want everybody here to know to fulfill those conditions but we're waiting for that proposal but we're not waiting for long but at the same time kerry didn't back down from the threat of u.s. military action in fact said that a possible peaceful solution was made possible only because of threats to strike the only reason the i said regime as even publicly apparently consented to the russians that they'd be willing to do something having never admitted they had these weapons is because there's a threat of force is in front of them now there were mor

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military will pull most of the troops by the end of next year and unlikely they will leave behind a defeated taliban, jane kabul afghanistan. >> deposed morsi for 30 days and has charges including murder and i'm joined on the phone by our correspondent in cairo and cannot be named for security reasons, does it look like we are likely to see a trial for the former president any time soon. >> no, we have no dates for a trial yet. ♪ welcome back, our top stories the u.s. second starry secretary of state have met in the meeting in geneva and trying to reach a deal over chemical weapons and they will join a u.n. treaty banning their use. four men convicted of gang rape and killing a woman in india are sentenced to death and it happened on a bus moving at the time in new deli if december the men will appeal. the taliban has responsibility on an attack in afghanistan on u.s. consulate and 8 died including five attackers. 20 years ago a historic agreement was reached between the israelis and palestinians that meant to harold a just lasting and comprehensive peace settlement and called the oslo-accor

we are back in a moment with a man who might be america's most unlikely ambassador to one of the most secretive places on earth. >>> george zimmerman is back in the news tonight. his estranged wife shellie who filed for divorce days ago called 911 today saying zimmerman threatened her with a gun and struck her father. no one was taken into custody. police say both sides are blaming the other for starting the altercation and shellie zimmerman declined to press charges. >>> dennis rodman is once again in the unlikely position of relaying information about the head of north korea to the rest of the free world. he's just back from his second trip to visit kim jong-un and says he's going back again to coach their olympic basketball team. it is through rodman that the world found out yesterday kim jong-un is the father of an infant daughter. to hear rodman tell it, the north korean president yearns for contact with the american president. rodman says he's trying to facilitate a dialogue here. >> it's about doing my thing, trying to open obama's and everyone's mind. guess what, you don't hav

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>> it's highly unlikely.hose calls come from some very hawkish people within the conservative party who say as more evidence is gathered, that perhaps they might take it back to a second vote. within the ruling government coalition, there's an acceptance that the parliament doesn't want it, the people don't want it and it's unlikely that it will happen. they still have military assets in the region, the brits do, but public opinion, they don't want to go along with the u.s. in any kind of military strike. >> thanks so much for joining us this morning. >> for a closer look at president obama's strategy for getting support needed to strike sir yes, we're joined in studio by political analyst and professor of campaign management at new york university. it's clear that president obama does want this strike, but how much political cover does he have from congress or the international community. >> i think the reason we saw him come out and say he is going to go to congress for a vote, at this point, he has very li

the senate is unlikely to pass or express any interest in the bill to fund the government because of the strings attached related to the federal healthcare law. the senate may have more of an interest in the legislation that would epsure members of the military get their pay but even if they do, that doesn't take

both leaders will be here will their presence here take the shape of a particular meeting that's unlikely because a lot of the leaders schedules are worked out a long time in advance but a certain you know nod or certain warm up and we're certainly going to see exactly what kind of mood there is between iran and the u.s. in the speeches that are going to be made and it is both the u.s. president and the radiant president speaking tomorrow at the u.n. so as early as tomorrow afternoon we should be able to tell whether or not there is some kind of thaw forming in this whether or not a meeting takes place analysts you know one journalist certainly are looking out for that but it's still under wraps very much under wraps and in recent years on a stasia many people have criticized the role of the u.n. in the world even bunking moon has gone on the record criticizing it with the serious standoff between the u.s. and russia but considering the fact that some of the most important people are not in election year we expect to actually see some type of progress come out of this. well you know one p

. >> unlike lori i will be wearing see bra striped print to the animal park. but this seems unfair. maybe the animals should be asked to stop wearing the animal print. why should the humans have to adjust? when we go down to the velt or whatever it is called in africa we have to wear camouflage and stuff like that. we have to adjust the way we live. if these animals want to come to london and live in london they are the ones who should adjust their way of life rvetion.

something like this is unlikely in the united states? >> i think it is unlikely. i think it's unlikely by those who left the united states to go and fight with al shabaab. what you worry about is a small cell here in the united states radicalized over the internet. we've seen this happen with al awlaki when he was alive. preacher raddalizing. see, that's what i worry about. truthfully, anderson, soft target attacks, whether it's malls, hotels, that kind of attack has long been the focus of the fbi sector to work with those targets. the hard-nosed targets to make people more aware so they watch for suspicious behavior, so you try to disrupt that. >> fran townsend, peter bergen, steve moore, thanks for being on. i appreciate that. as we said, there is no official authentication that samantha lewthwaite known as the white widow was involved in that mall attack but there is growing concern about it. if the notion of a female terrorist sounds strange or unlikely as peter and i were talking about this, there is precedence for it. they do exist. watch. before the white w

the uss yes, ma'am mits is right now in the southern red sea it is unlikely that we will see u.s. air force involvement or that aircraft carrier involved i'm told by sources that the aircraft carrier was really sent to send a message to russia and iran not to come to the help of the syrian regime. it is really a show of force more than an addition to those five destroyers. u.s. destroyers armed with about 200 tomahawks off the

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>> i think it is unlikely. certainly i think it's unlikely by those who have left the united states to go and fight with al shabaab in somalia. what you worry about is more the self-radicalized. a small cell here in the united states, radicalized over the internet. we've seen this happen with al alaki when he was alive, the preacher radicalizing nidal has hasan, the fort hood shooter. that's what i worry about. truthfully, anderson, soft target attacks, malls, hotels, that sort of an attack has long been the focus of a fbi effort working with the private sector to harden those targets, to make people more aware so they watch for suspicious behavior. so you try to disrupt that. >> fran townsend, peter bergen, steve moore, thanks for being on. >>> there's no official confirmation the british national samantha lewthwaite known as the white widow or called that was involved in the nairobi mall attack but there is growing concern about it. if the notion of a female terrorist sounds strange or unlikely, peter and i w

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only start if president assad agrees to stand down which seems unlikely at the moment so though theres movement it does seem that france and russia are agreed on some things methods of achieving them still slightly different ok artie's postcard thanks very much indeed for that. russia has stressed that the united nations probe including the gas was used in syria last month has not ruled out rebel involvement in the atrocity the us britain and france have been quick to claim the report is enough to implicate the assad government despite the u.n. stating that the sarin tipped warheads used in the attack may have been improvised so the report did not subpoena point the sites from where the rockets were launched residential areas of damascus report now has details. therefore released by u.n. inspectors says that there is clear and convincing evidence that chemical weapons were used in the rebel held damascus suburb of on august twenty first but the report does not answer the key question of who launched the top russian ambassador to the united nations batali turk and says that allegations

unlike traders, you can't buy the first dip, you've got to wait. and given that the market is the most overbought, any slip-up won't be over in a day. i also think that once this big, bad event is over, we're going to be totally focused on the budget talks and the pattern is they start off with hope, then they devolve into act. of course it's possible that washington becomes functional. you can make that bet. so given that i've been unrem unremitingly negative about what will occur in washington, why not sell everything? one reason is that you should have cash on the sidelines ready for the decline. if you haven't raised cash already, you haven't been watching the show. because going into that meeting tomorrow, well, you need some. you always need some cash ahead of a fed meeting, particularly this key one. and given the rest of the gauntl gauntlet, you can only commit half of your cash into a weakness down 2%, 3%, then you have to wait until the gauntlet gets ugly this month. because you never know if someone shows a little patriotism, a little wo

very unlikely will it does seem like these adult entertainment cases are springing up all around the country i mean do you think it's and it's possible at some point that we'll have some sort of sweeping legislation. is congress going to go to bat for strippers i don't think directly addresses excuse me i think was going to happen is there are a lot of similarities between this case and some other cases that are happening in the hospitality industry and that would involve restaurant workers you know other people that depend on tips and. if there is a national hue and cry to support these under other industries i wouldn't put it past congress to slip something in for the exotic entertainment industry as well do you think a lot of employers there will take it on you know all of these are beyond themselves to you know self employment this last of the waiting line action suits you have to understand a lot of these especially the smaller clubs they operate on the fringe of the law just like any other cash business some of them are used for money laundering and i'm certainly not trying to

is unlikely? >> i think it is unlikely. i think it's unlikely by those who have left the united states to go fight with al shabaab. you worry about a small cell here in the united states, radicalized over the internet. we saw this happen with al al awlaki. that's what i worry about. and truthfully, soft target attacks, whether it's malls, hotels, that sort of attack, that's been the target of the fbi working with the private sector to watch for suspicious behavior so you try to disrupt that. >> as we said, there's no official confirmation that the white widow was involved in the nairobi attack. but there is concern about it. if the notion of a female terrorist sounds strange, there is precedent for it. they do exist. watch. >> reporter: before the white widow, there were the black widows, names given to female chechen extremists. they were first seen as hostage takers in 2002. black widows were believed to be seeking revenge for lost husbands in the war. they were dressed all in black and wore martyrs belts filled with expl

became the basis for the korean war but the turn of events recently means that president obama is unlikely to be able to deliver the same call to arms as his predecessors my fellow citizens my fellow americans i want to talk to you today about brutal massacre in iraq kosovo. our armed forces against writing selected targets of military importance to diffuse a powder keg at the heart of europe to help bring peace to get the food through may god bless our country. and all who defend her. now in the meantime there was a measurable lull in fighting in syria this following obama's threats of attack late last month but now it has dissipated the hostilities are resuming across the board meanwhile international most scenarios of militants continue to flood the country convinced they're carrying out the will of god but what forces men to such extremes were for national interest. i think this may look like an ordinary farewell amongst friends but the man in the long as lama coat is a suicide bomber leaving on his final journey. this is his last conversation with us elder brother in a car that is sup

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the kremlin is unlikely to agree to that.ut the west is insisting on another -- a bunch of other provise sos that kremlin is unlikely to go for. >> as i just reported bashar assad is setting his own list of what he will and won't do while these talks are going on in geneva. it's an extremely complicated formula, with a lot of different players and a lot of different moving parts. >> yeah, no, absolutely. richelle, and that interview with assad is no doubt going to displease leaders in the west. he said a number of different thicks in that interview with the russian news agency, not least of which is his timetable and expectations. he said he would release data a month after signing an agreement. that is just not going to do woe the western powers. we have heard from all of the major player's cap tolls, washington, london, and paris today all saying this needs to be quick, verifiable, and reliable. we heard those words time and time again. so that is just not going to work. but most disturbingly assad said it is the russian di

they want to believe that unlike every other jew in his world he was different. he thought differently about god, he thought differently about the law that he preached something that was wholly new and innovative. and that may very well be the case. unfortunately the only access that we have to his teachings are many, many many years later written by people who already believed that he was god. and who set about proving that belief by writing about him. >> these are the people who will tell you about the miracles. these are the people who will tell you the resurrection story. these are the people who will tell you the nativity story. >> right. these are theological affirmations, not historical documents. affirmations of faith written by communities of faith. many years after, the purpose of the gospels is not to tell us what happened but what it meant. they're not about revealing facts. they're about revealing truths. again, these people had already made up their minds about what jesus was. the gospels are not a description of a historical man who walked 2,000 ye

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. >> the appearance of iranian president haas ann rouhani, described as a moderate, unlike his predecessor. >> they don't have ahmadinejad, the gift that keeps on giving for the chest thumpers around the world. the joke in teheran and i don't know if it's maybe not even a joke, that with the departure of ahmadinejad, the israelis lost their best agent in iran. >>> if president obama doesn't get his time line, the relationship might look a lot less like this but this once again. patty culhane al jazeera washington. >> politics in the u.s. now have 24 hours to come up with a deal before government services start to shut down. democrats and republicans are wrangling over a new budget. they are still no closer to a deal. jean meserve reports from washington, d.c. >> when it comes to a possibility of a government shut down republicans and democrats are playing the blame game. >> this is a terrible destructive strategy totally unnecessary. >> the president is the one saying? i will shut down government if you don't give me everything i want on obamacare. >> house will be in order. >> on the wee

next. ç] >> unlike larry, many prisoners won't make it out alive.thousands of inmates will die behind bars in the united states this year. lewis young is afraid that he may be one of them. diagnosed with kidney cancer, lewis awaits his sentence in the hospital wing of philadelphia's detention center. >> to have cancer, to be in jail, and not to be around your family. you know, it's real scary. >> in lieu of family, lewis has phyllis taylor. she's a correctional chaplain and has developed the hospice program here to help comfort dying prisoners. >> my hope is that if it's not possible to release the elders and to release the dying into society, that the prisons and jails become home-like. [praying] >> she popped out of the clear blue. she's like an angel to me right. and i started getting my proper medication, you know, they started giving me morphine... >> phyllis works with dozens of other dying patients across the state of pennsylvania. she believes everyone should be allowed to die with dignity. >> a lot of people would say, look they broke the l