secretary of state john kerry warns of a genocide in south sudan. john kerry is due to arriving on the next leg of an african tour, making the comments in ethiopia, which has been hosting talks between south sudan's government and rebels. we go to juba for the latest. >> reporter: john kerry is arriving in juba on the pack of some statements he meade in the capital of ethiopia. he cautioned that they were on the brink of genocide. a few weeks ago president obama signed an executive order paving the way for targeted sanctions to be imposed on some of the actors. these are methods used to have influence on the outcome of events. in the context of south sudan, the u.s. is not just a global superpower, it was instrumental in the creation of the state three years ago. the american people took the plight of the southern sudanese into their heart. the relationship afforded washington a great degree of leverage. the influence seems to have been diminishing. it remains to be seen what influence john kerry will be able to bring to bare. >> egyptian state tele

he's a fugitive not as secretary kerry says from justice. edward snowden is a fugitive from injustice. he has no chance of getting a fair just trial in this country any more than any of the other whistleblowers who have faced prosecution more than i did 40 years and more.

and that's what has brought john kerry here. he said -- he told the media that the president has agreed to discussion the idea of a traps situational government. the president said he will travel to ethiopia and is willing to meet the leader of the rebel to discuss a transitional government. john kerry was hoping to the leader of the rebels later today. there is a united nations peace keeping force in the country now. and they are looking to increase that by a thousand soldiers. but john kerry said there needs to be a new un mandate before these forces could come in to the country. he said these forces could be on the ground to prevent what he calls a modern day catastrophe. >>> in ukraine the president saying that many pro-russian separatists are dead. hoda abdel hamid is in donetsk. >> reporter: it was certainly the most aggressive offensive carried out by the ukrainians ever since they said that they would carry out an anti terror operation in slaviansk. now they didn't get inside this -- the town, but they managed to capture

like secretary of state john kerry pushing for more action. the president suggested we would ramp up support for the rebels. the key point now seems to be whether the pentagon would start training some of these vetted rebels and you have to do that with congress. they did a conference calls with reporters. one reporter on the call said i don't think we're hearing a straight answer here. to me, my sense is they haven't made up their mind at the white house how hard they want to push that and they have to deal with congress. so the bottom line is still very unclear. gwen: let's go to the 30,000-foot level here. because when you stop and think about it, this week we saw edward snowden break his silence and basically accuse his country of betraying him, instead of himself betraying the country. we saw the administration admit there's very little they can do to help rescue the nigerian girls. humanitarian crises in syrah, sudan, in all sorts of places where this administration would like to have some impact. but it feels like we're playing small ba

secretary of state john kerry made the announcement in juba. but he hassed no said whether he will travel for face-to-face talks. >> reporter: when he arrived in juba on friday, it was clear the u.s. secretary of state was serious about trying to bring an end to the bloodshed. what started as a political conflict rapidly descended into lines have. from the airport, kerry went straight to the office of the president, where we got a commitment from the president to discuss the transitional government. >> throughout the meeting i made it clear to him that he needs to do everything in his power to end the violence. and also to begin a process of national dialogue, a process which there is the beginning of discussions, real discussions about a transition government that can bring peace to the country. >> a transitional government was the political solution that john kerry brought with him. but this conflict moved on from simply being a political one to something that is based on ethnic divisions. the continuing reprisal attacks might mean that it is

he's a fugitive not as secretary kerry says from justice. edward snowden is a fugitive from injustice. he has no chance of getting a fair just trial in this country any more than any of the other whistleblowers who have faced prosecution more than i did 40 years and more. >> let me go into that because i want to ask you one of the things that snowden said is he wouldn't be able to defend himself and couldn't speak to motivations because it would be ruled by a judge as it was in your case in that trial reviewed as not sponsor as to why you took the pentagon papers and downloaded these documents. >> i'm sorry i can't see here. am i talking to andrea mitchell? >> yes, sir. >> i'm sorry -- >> i didn't know you didn't have return video. >> i remember your face which i recognized 43 years ago on this day i suspect on my first press conference after i came up underground after delivering the top secret pentagon papers to 19 different newspapers. and in that first press conference, your face stood out because you're already 43 years ago the most not

but john kerry was hoping to talk to him later today. there's a united nations peace-keeping force that has been in the country for several years. they are looking at increasing that peace-keeping force by several thousand soldiers, but secretary of state john kerry said there needs to be a new un mandate before these troops could come into the country. he said he hopes this could happen very quickly, in the next few weeks. >>> well another day of bloodshed in syria, 18 people killed when two car bombs exploded. 11 victims children. their deaths now the latest in a series of attacks across that country this week. an air strike in aleppo left another 33 people dead >> still to come, alarming new details about that kidnapping of the girls in nigeria. >>> and i'm robert ray live in louisville, mississippi where an ef-4 tornado have hit this area earlier this week. how will people move forward? we'll have that report right ahead. ♪ >> surprising new details about l.a. clippers owner donald sterling. the 80-year-old is facing a serious dise

. >> on thursday secretary of john kerry was in london for meetings on syria. after the reporters meeting calling the upcoming june 3 elections in syria a farce. responded to allegations of chlorine being used as a weapon in syria. on ukraine he said the u.s. will impose more sanctions on russia if they roxies interfere with the scheduled may 25 elections in ukraine. foreign secretary spoke first to reporters. e will show you both of their remarks. >> good afternoon, ladies and gentlem gentlemen. expressing myn by danica patrick condolence -- deep condolences to the people of turkey over the mining disaster. u.k. said to him the stands ready it assist our cannds in turkey any way we and the ministers gathered for the friends of syria core group observed a minute of silence in memory of the lives lost in turkey. hosted a series of meetings this morning starting ith a meeting of the fortune ministers of france, italy, germany, united states and the crisis in cuss the ukraine. we unanimously welcome the government's efforts to promote constitutional reform includi

secretary of state john kerry who like so many other americans finds snowden simply a traitor to his nation. he's one of the people saying if snowden comes back to this country, it should be to face justice. >> what he's done is hurt his country. what he's done is exposed for terrorists a lot of mechanisms which now affect operational security of those terrorists and make it harder for the united states to break up plots, harder to protect our nation. if this man is a patriot, he should stay in the united states and make his case. patriots don't go to russia. they don't seek asylum in cuba, they don't seek asylum in venezuela. they fight their cause here. they are many a patriot. you can go back to the pentagon papers with dan ellsberg and others who stood and went to the court system of america and made their case. edward snowden is a coward. he is a traitor, and he has betrayed his country, and if he wants to come home tomorrow to face the music, he can do so. >> an energized secretary of state john kerry who made those comments on the air today to our chief white house corresponde

darrell issa of the house oversight committee is subpoenaing secretary of state john kerry to testify later this month on whether there are other unreleased documents. >> we're still not getting documents as we have requested. we've turned all these things over as far as the subpoena. and we're asking them to turn over the documents that we have requested. these things are trickling out, we're asking the simple question, when will we get all of the documents? he obviously wasn't in the lead when all this occurred. secretary clinton was. but now he has the responsibility to make sure his state department is releasing all the documents we have requested. >> marie harf said yesterday there are no unreleased documents and that the entire exercise is a fishing expedition. >> what the republicans allege that there was attempts by this administration to cover up or spin what happened is 100% false. >> a fox news poll shows that by a margin of 61% to 26%, voters believe the white house is trying to cover up what happened in benghazi rather than being open and transparent. those views are most

so john kerry has a lot of gall say he should man up. give him the maximum if he's convicted, he will get a maximum, so the minute he comes back here, there are people going to be calling for literally his life. they are going to call him a traitor, a spy. >> he's got a 56% approval rating. >> the approval rating doesn't do squat for you in the court. >> i hope he does and sits in his pajamas in the jail cell. >> kind of an aristocratic guy telling him to man up. john kerry was in front of the hearings accusing vietnam soldiers war crimes, he might need to look in the mirror. i think something huge is coming down the pipeline. this guy is teaming up with greenwald. they have this huge final chapter supposed to release in the coming months. they are going to post individual names that the nsa has spied on. you are going to see lawsuits coming up. >> this interview came right around memorial day where we've been celebrating all of our heroes and then you have this interview on memorial day. i thought that was an interesting decision. i als

they never even -- they never called secretary kerry's office. i would also like to ask darrell issa, does he remember who was secretary of state when benghazi happen? it wasn't john kerry. and you know, the other thing, how many hearings? i tried to find out today, how many hearings darrell issa has meld on benghazi. they can't even tell you. they lost count. >> they want to do this because of the bin laden anniversary, reminding you of that, and because of the failed iraq war that ended up being on flawed to false is premises. they're desperate to make something that's just not there. >> i ghaurn tee you john kerry is going to clean issa's clock. i guarantee you that. they have picked on the wrong guy. enos how that senate works. he's going to clean their clock. they're priming the pump. >> have a great weekend. >> coming up, you won't believe what republicans are up to this weekend in the land of scott walker. and if you think some of these gop attacks are laughable, you're in good company. so does the president. how he uses humor to take down

then kerry will go testify. then more hanging testifies when kerry testifies and they can just make it go on forever. >> the white house is taking heat for not disclosing the e-mail sooner. now, here's jay carney facing off with abc's jonathan carr who's actually quite good at his questioning here earlier this week. let's listen to carr going after carney. >> why were you holding back this information? why was this e-mail not turned over to the congress? why was it not released when you released all the other e-mails. this is directly relevant. >> john again -- >> why did it take a court case for you to release this. >> i can say it again and again and you can keep asking again and again. this document was about benghazi. >> it was the prep for the subject. >> it wasn't her only prep, john. she relied for her answers on benghazi on the document prepared by the cia, as did members of congress. >> this is not the thing i want to argue about in my life, how people screw things up. rolling disclosures is the worst t

do you agree with secretary kerry this now feels like crime near a all over again. rimera all over again? >> the short answer is yes. almost from the time of the crimera itself. it is like russia has decided to basically kill ukraine but not starting by topping off its head but chopping off one limb at a time. up with could well be a partition country. >> do you think that russian tanks can go across the border or will resident cute and get ?hat he wants without that >> just assume my not have tanks come in and he might not need them. he has a great many of his own troops there. we even know some of the names of some of the commanders that are taking orders directly from the kremlin. also, the ethnic composition of eastern ukraine and the fact that there are a lot of people of ukrainian citizenship that who are nonetheless veterans of the russian army, the soviet army. and to support separatism. that gives teuton -- that gives Á in a very strong implement to use, he is the one using it, he started the whole thing. >> you have called him a risk-taking tactician. wha

>> we have known about this classic john kerry-samantha power faction. you do see some divisions about how much to broadcast about the strategy and how quickly to move. that does probably explains some of the muddiness. >> obama is off for europe next week. are we going to see an obama-putin meeting? >> i think so. we will at least a handshake. they haven't wanted to look weak. they do want to be internationalists and multilateralists and make the most of this opportunity to try and come down on the unrest and uncertainties. >> they will both have to work really hard to exude that. >> to contain how much they like each other, that is right. >> there is no love lost. let me turn to margaret and megan. there was another mass killing at the university of california santa barbara. he killed students, six of them, with a semi-automatic handgun. another horrible story -- will it affect the gun-control debate? >> i don't think so. half of the people he killed were stabbed to death, not shot. that raises the question if we are going to take our knives away as we

and that's what brought john kerry here today. he said he has been very frank in his discussions with the president and he told the media the president had agreed to discussions with the leader of the rebels. the president said he was willing to meet with the heard of the rebels. we department know if the rebel leader would agree to this discussion, but john kerry was hoping to talk to him later on today. there is a united nations peace-keeping force which has here for years. they are looking at increasing that by several thousand soldiers, but just second quarter told us there needs to be a new un mandate before the solders could come into this country. he hoped that could happen in the next few weeks. >>> also another day of bloodshed in syria to tell you about. 18 people were killed when two car bombs exploded. 11 of the victims were children. the latest in a series of attacks in the area this week. >>> we are watching washington at that hour. we are expecting a news conference between angela merkel, the german chancellor visit

and secretary kerry i know is coming down to speak to you shortly. and there's time for a few questions. >> thank you, foreign secretary. it's pretty grim time in syria as you said. the crisis there is deepening. peace talks haven't worked. president assad has regained territory. he's holding elections. the opposition, different groups are fighting each other. they seem weakened. gone are the days when you can say not just assad, moscow, but he will go. is it time to reassess your strategy based on the likely survival of his regime? and if i might a second question on ukraine. can you be a bit more clear about what it is russia has to do or not do in order to avoid deeper, broader sanctions? because you say they must allow the election to go ahead peacefully. but what is it -- it looks as though the election will go ahead so does that mean there aren't going to be deeper sanctions? >> well, on the second point, it depends on russia's behavior over the next 10 days before the first round of the presidential election in ukraine. and of course we have t

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and i think kerry will answer as why why these e-mails are just coming out now. and the idea the president was politicizing in a election year, beyond the pail and can't imagine it. but we know it's happened before. we know from bob gates' own memoir politicized national security issues when running for office. soo there are serious questions here. whether they politicize this in an election year and why i think the select committee is now coming to the forefront. we know what went on and what was known and was there white house direction in saving the talking point and knowing that al qaeda was spreading around the world when president obama was saying that al qaeda had been decimated in an election year. so there is serious questions whether this was politicized and i think that is why john boehner is looking toward a select committee on this. >> and what does it mean if they politicize this one. you talk about gates' autobiography and what does it mean if the government and the white house politicizes the deaths of four americans to try to sweep it under the r

that was actually an american girl doll of john kerry. >> nice. >> i never loved john kerry until now. i like that, man up. snowden remains as out of reach as this fox. >> jesse, have you have been dyeing to get in on this story. many would like you to flee the country. do you empathize with him. talk about the difference between empathy and sympathy. >> do i have to repeat the question and the answer? first of all that wasn't john kerry's american girl doll. that was teddy ruxpin. it said he was trained as a spy. that is carefully selected wording. who gives a [bleep] what you were trained at. i was trained as a art historian. gutfeld was trained to make cookies in a tree. none of us are doing what we were trained to do. you know what i'm saying? >> we are not supposed to make greg jokes when he is not here. >> the point is nobody does what they are trained to do. >> how many bleeps do we have to do with jess key? three? >> it will be a lot more. >> well, it is not my work to do. dennis, this is all about ego. he wants to be more important than he is. >> i generally don't like to att

and john kerry was there just last week. nothing seemed to happen then. the mexicans, yes, perhaps caving in to all the media attention they are now getting we do believe this he does receive bail they might let him go if only to release their own embarrassment. andrea. >> several members of congress signed on to a letter demanding mexico's attorney general expedite the marine's case and initiate a dismissal of charges. former congressman is one of them from the marine's home state. he joins us now. congressman, i read the letter, what you have read from the state department, the obama administration, anything, can you tell us what's happening behind the scenes? >> andrea, this is not the only letter that's gone out. congressman duncan hunter has done a number of different letters. as of today at 4:00 p.m., zero. nothing. no response from the administration despite that the secretary of state was in mexico. all did he was check the box. hard to coon receive by the president of the united states while intervene personally when a police officer has an incid

maybe kerry would have agreed on his own to do it. here's marie harf on why she thinks there should not be a special committee. >> i'm confident what the republicans allege, that there was some attempt by this administration to cover up or spin what happened is 100% false. >> republicans obviously disagree. and we're told by speaker boehner's aides the reason why he changed his mind in the last day or two about having a special committee is that he now thinks this rhodes e-mail coming out which republicans believe should have come out months ago to comply with a previous republican subpoena, that convinced him that the administration is not cooperating with congress. so boehner decided to move ahead on this front. >> interesting. we don't find it that surprising. but it's interesting that not a single benghazi question was asked at the presser today with angela merkel and president obama. >> well, sure. i've been to enough of these events where there's always a mix of questions out there. you have jobs numbers out on the economy today

a government that secretary of state john kerry says. there may be hard liners within the administration of president salva kiir, and there may be some particular rebel leaders that you would want to target with sanctions. i don't think the targeted sanctions were going to be the difference. if proactive engagement on the highest level, working closely with the neighbouring countries, with ethiopia. it's going to make the difference. i'd say go slow, go hard on diplomacy. >> how much influence cause the u.s. have in this situation? >> i think the u.s. has a lot of influence. what we can do level is use the influence to support and put heft behind the afghan mediation lead by ethiopia and kenya, and by the neighbouring countries. that's what secretary kerry and the envoy were doing, putting real political heft behind the efforts to get a ceasefire. to get meetings between the leaders and get the negotiations going. of course we'll have a major role in the humanitarian sentence. that's the actions of the security council. i take issue with

we have absolutely nothing to hide whatsoever. >> kerry said they would cooperate despite partisanship on the hill and what he described with jurisdictional questions with a new house select committee on benghazi. the focus will be the secretary of state hillary clinton. >> how can you run an investigation without talking to the person in charge? so the matter in which we talk to her, i can't tell you this morning. i can tell you this, anyone who has evidence or information is going to be talked to. >> well, as you know, secretary clinton is a private citizen, but she also testified, i believe for about five hours on this case. >> but that testimony which amounted to five minute question and answer questions was disjointed and overtaken by committee member speeches. in a statement today, the house minority leader nancy pelosi said the new select committee should be equally divided between democrats and republicans. >> i can tell you this. it's not going to be evenly constitute and when she was speaker she certainly had no interest in having a equal number of republicans and democrats.

so i think kerry at one point will probably show up there. hillary clinton is a tbd. >> a tbd. to be determined? >> i think so. on one hand if they subpoena her again and goes up there and gives him an answer in front of a possible presidential bid and to answer every question before she hits the campaign trail as she said in the excerpts for her book on the benghazi chapter have been relieverelieved, she it a political slug fest and doesn't want to do it. >> sefore the house and the senate and not interviewed by the accountability board and you mentioned her new book. let's take a look at an excerpt from the new book in a chapter called benghazi under attack. she says, quote, those who exploit this tragedy over and over as a political tool minimize the sacrifice of those who served our country. i will not be a part of a political slug fest on the back of dead americans. it is just plain wrong, she writes. those in insist on politicizing this tragedy will have to do so without me. but some could say it is not being politicized, they just want to look at the facts and here the s

>> you know, secretary kerry votes for things before he votes against them. it appears as though also beth tells the truth before the spin goes against that. it's one of the reasons that one of the channels libya's head of state was saying it was a terrorist attack. ambassador rice was saying it wasn't. this is exactly the kind of web you weave when you decide to deceive. the deciding to deceive came from the white house. that's why a select committee as of later today will begin work on getting to the bottom of what happened at the top at the white house in this scandal. >> our state department knew the very next day and we were telling the libyans it was sharia. the white house, did they not also say they were not responsible for changing the talking points except for the change to consulate? that's all they said they were involved in, right? >> that's exactly one of the false statements where i suspect chairman gouty will be inquiring from each of these people whether they knew that simultaneously these talking points were being created and if they did, th

the only hitch, secretary kerry's office says he'll be traveling on the day of the hearing. alan colmes and mike gallagher join me. so many committees, so much going on, hard to keep it all straight here, guys. >> so many benghazi committees, right. >> you have the house oversight committee, originally they did subpoena john kerry for may 20th. and then he was going to be in mexico. >> right. >> now the select committee has come about. now democrats have joined it. now the state department is saying, he will appear but the question is before which committee? >> the democrats were dragged kicking and screaming onto the select committee. they're going to pout about it every step of the way. but i don't think it matters. a few weeks at this point -- it's taken so long. there's been no accountability for benghazi. this is a search for the truth. i think republicans. it is. if they can glean truth from secretary kerry, all the better. >> does it make a difference which committee he goes to? >> it does. >> some people say, you can have more than one witness before the select commi

kerry says, the v.a. scandal will be in the news for quite some time. thanks to all of you who weighed in. that's going to be a wrap for us here in d.c. thank you so much for joining us. i hope wherever you are you'll make it a great day. have a great weekend. >>> and we begin with a fox news alert. president obama releasing a statement just moments ago. announcing the release of army sergeant bowe bergdahl, held captive by the taliban in afghanistan since 2009. elizabe elizabeth prann is live with the latest. >> reporter: he is coming home, army sergeant bowe bergdahl has been released after being held captive since june 30th, 2009. the white house releasing a statement. it reads, in part, today the american people are pleased that we will be able to welcome home sergeant bowe bergdahl, held captive for nearly five years. sergeant bergdahl's recovery is a reminder of america's unwavering commitment to leave no man or

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i bet they would like to have john kerry. and different chairman want to get the star witness. >> thank you so much and we'll look forward to your she this weekend. >> okay. thanks. and a scary situation on a bus. passengers go running for their lives from boiling water and how this happen and where. it is a cross country journey and we are checking in with a man that is driving the antique tractor coast to coast on a special mission. >> i am gretchen carlson. breaking news about secretary of state john kerry appearing before the benghazi committee. so which committee will it be? and another near miss in our busiest airport and the details on how terrifyingly close two planes came to colliding. and if that doesn't freak you out. how much bacteria is on airplanes and whether hand sanitizers work on board. see you then. >> welcome back. tense moments to tell you about. a hot water pipeline burst under passengers. it is smoke and boiling water filled the bus and people are running and screaming. 13 people suffered burn. and a se

secretary of state john kerry came to visit and he referred to them. this is a big important victory for the government. it's important to remember that these battles are fluid. towns rise and fall with regularity. bentiu has changed hands five or six times recently. it is fluid, but for today gapes for the government forces. >>> tonight we look at the crisis in south sudan. stay with us for "the week ahead", in been 19 minutes at 8:30pm eastern, 5:30 pacific. >> a series of bombings in kenya left at least seven dead, the latest in the capital, when explosions ripped through two crowded buses. we have this report. >> reporter: bombs on two buses exploded in nairobi shortly after 9:30pm. they were travelling close to one another down a busy highway, from the city center. dozens were rushed to kenyatta general hospital. >> one out of 16 arrived dead. six are critically injured. all of them are in stable condition and attended to by the medical team. >> no one was claimed responsibility for the attacks, but bombings in kenya increased since the country's

secretary of state john kerry steps in. his bid to end the blood shed after the break. >> tens of thousands of children tape from their homes and forced to fight. one of them returns home after 13 years. al jazeera was there to capture the moment. >> passengers prefer these because they travel faster. you can only take two people, it takes longer. >> they are supposed to be the wave of the future. they creating a log jam in an overcrowded city. pollution solution is making the problem good morning to you. welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm morgan radford live in new york. these are the top stories. ukraine suffering its most violent day in three months. clashes erupting in odessa. nearly 40 were killed during the stand off including 31 from a deposit building fire, coming as kiev continues a military assault on separatists in the eastern city. u.s. troops in afghanistan on standby to find victims of a massive mudslide on friday. a village was wiped out, killing more than 2,000 near kabul. a rescue operation is under wa

troops on the ground have so far stop -- failed to stop the kerry and violence

. >> and right now, secretary of state john kerry is in mexico. what should he and president obama be doing to bring the u.s. marine home? ambassador john bolton is here next. also, move on. a judge making that outrageous comment to a rape victim. the rape victim was drugged and raped by her own husband multiple times. you won't believe what else the judge said in that courtroom. you will hear it. the latest coming up. >>> wrong turn easy mistake and saw it with our own eyes. a u.s. marine is languishing in a mexican prison. secretary of state john kerry is in mexico right now. is he demanding mexico release the marine. is he meeting with the mexico's president with other issues should he bring up sergeant tahmooressi. what should president obama be doing? former ambassador john bolton joins us. good evening, sir. >> good evening. >> would you expect that secretary john kerry would be raising the issue of this marine? >> well, i don't know whether he did or not. in the press conference he had with mexican foreign secretary pep pay mead afterward t

secretary of state john kerry has arrived to africa. >> john kerry is looking at what is happening in the south sudan and hoping to bring to an end the conflict. he said that sanctions are on those involved in the conflict and seen particularly as targetitarge targeting civilians based on et nicety. he said that the sanctions would be coming from countries that are laboring sudan. the secretary of state under scored the need for deployment of troops to south sudan and stabilize the situation. he spoke about the situation that is close to the hearts, the shrinking space for civil society and if the government should stop harassing the journalists and arresting them and using the antiterrorism laws. >> more than 200 girls are still missing from nigeria. relatives are angry at the government's failure to secure their release. however, the minister of interior denied that the country is losing the battle against the group and said he was confident that all of the abducted girls would be returning home skoon soon. >> it is far from the truth. let me tell you, terrorism is not a unique phen

. >> john kerry in mexico today. he is being urged to do everything he can to get mexico to release u.s. marine andrew tamaresi. he is in prison after accidentally driving into mexico with three weapons in his vehicle. while secretary kerry's visit to mexico is to discuss trade, education and security, he is being urged to also focus on him. >> you talk about relations with america, obviously detaining young men that take a bad turn and get stuck there he ought to help with that. if mexico wants to be good neighbors we ought to be millions of jobs down there billions of dollars down there he ought to bring us up. mexico ought to want to be a good neighbor. >> planning to put massive pressure on john kerry. we will hear what the congress is calling on american citizens to do on the u.s. mexico border in san diego. >> he shot and killed a man in front of his kids then got into a gun fight with police. samuel alito is halting his execution. russell bucklew suffers from a rare medical condition that could cause him excep

john kerry said there needs to be a u.n. security council mandate before the forces can come into the country and hopes the process can happen quickly, in the next few weeks and the forces can be on the ground to prevent a modern day catastrophe. >> in yemen the defence ministry says the army killed five al qaeda fighters and injured dozens more. it's the fourth day of the fingerprintsive against al qaeda. yemeni forces set out to reclaim control of southern yemen. an area the size of new jersey. two weeks ago a u.s. drone strike killed a dozen al qaeda fighters. >>> in nige your security con -- nigeria security concerns are mounting days before app economic conference. 19 were killed in a bombing outside the capital. a similar attack killed 75 at a bus stags, adding to -- station, adding to the pressure on the government following the kidnapping of hundreds of school girls. today police announced more girls were taken than originally reported. >> reporter: there has been misinformation and confusion about the whereabouts of

secretary kerry urging russia to stop back separatists in eastern ukraine. for more on this deadly conflict, we now are joined by general jack keane. hi, general. these pictures are really hard to watch because we had a report and you probably know this -- a reports from leeland vittert earlier who said russia seems to be moving more west, so that means they're expanding their footprint. so let me put that in place and ask you this question: with that in mind, should the u.s. apply ukraine with lethal weapons? are you of the mind that perhaps doing so, though, might escalate violence into war? >> the fact of the matter is, our overall policy has been focusing on deescalation as the u.s. government policy and try not to do anything to provoke putin and damage the long-term relationship we have with them. i think that policy has failed, frankly, because the fact that we're avoiding confrontation has given putin the authority to escalate. so what do we see on that tv screen? that's mob violence instigated by special operations forces and intel forces that belon

kerry should be ignored. >> ignored but wayne i can't believe he was like if we're wrong so what. we're talking billions of dollars and jobs at risk. >> that's the big problem is that they are -- they are willing to take this short-term, you know, over geological periods of time, the earth is actually cooled in the last ten years but has warmed in the last 100 years. now you go back and say 200 years, 1,000 years and the cycles that go. they d't know. they said in 2007, by 2013 the arctic would be ice free. there would be no ice. it increased over 500,000 square miles in the last year. so these predictions, they don't know. >> right. and juan, the point is that they don't know and they're willing to risk a lot of money and a lot of jobs and maybe as john kerry said, we might be wrong. who cares. >> well, let me ask you something. do we prepare for war? do we prepare for catastrophe and if we know that our industries, our economy could be adversely impacted by weather change, climate change, why wouldn't be we taking precautions, especially since the scientific community is almost

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then we hear from john kerry, they were threatening to subpoena john kerry on the standing committee. not the committee already in existence chaired by darrell issa. he chairs the over sight committee. kerry gave an offer. i'll testify once but only to one of these committee. darrell issa's committee or the special committee. the up shot, john kerry will be before darrell issa's committee june 12th. democrats see this as a political witch hunt but they do not want to leave republicans to the field to have all attention focused on them without defense in particular the defense of their presumptive although not declared 2016 candidate in hillary clinton, who of course was secretary of state at the time. >> boy, have we seen this fight over bengahzi over and over again. so it will play out again. thank you. >>> president obama has been making changes to his cabinet. the president formerly nominated san antonio mayor julian castro to be secretary of housing and urban development. and shaun donovan to be the director of management and budget. he'll replace sylvia burwell. castro and donova

so is that where the power lies and is that why john kerry is going to duba? >> he is going to talk to the legitimate president of south sudan and that is something that he needs to be able to do. at the same time we are seeing that both sides, the government and the opposition groups are continuing fighting and oppressing that before negotiations. so going to -- with a message that is unacceptable, that the continuation of the killing shouldn't be going on, that sanctions may come to bear, if they do so targeted sanctions on individuals who are seen to be obstructed ing the peace and reconciliation process i think that is an important message. but much so to press to the two principles, president kia and mashir that really it's time to stop this war on the battlefield and begin the negotiations in earnest. >> all right we will leave it there and many thanks for joining us. to nigeria where a bomb blast killed at least 19 people, it's the second attack in two weeks and happened close to the site of a similar explosion at a bus station last month in which 75 pe