john kerry, a lot of us are embarrassed by eight years and. a lot of us have countdown clocks to we get somebody in place who will say islamic extremism on television. >> donald trump and ted cruz and other republicans are bashing administration day after day, i don't think it is out of bounds for secretary of state to push back and say, look a lot of republicans are embarrassed -- >> look for him to talk about, i have no problem infighting united states us among each other what we like about campaigns or -- >> play the world leaders card. >> play the world leaders card i can't handle it. like when canadian criticizes america. i can do it, we can do it but they don't. >>> shortsighted and i think secretary of state has much greater responsibility although we do have republicans running for president are insane. they're out of their minds. it is not mutually exclusive. you can have a weak, poorly strategized administration that has spent last years apologizing for america, i'm so sorry for being so beautiful but at same time, you can have other

john kerry has arrived in brussels to express condolences for the loss of life in the brussels attacks. lauren: us and european stock markets are closed, the dow snapped a five week winning streak, the dow and nasdaq down half mac%. the s&p lower, asian markets were open overnight. nicole: the shanghai composite index was up half mac% and the nikkei gained half mac% as well. >> war of words heating up between ted cruz and donald trump, we will tell you the latest. nicole: bernie sanders and hillary clinton campaign hard in three states. lauren: playboy may be up for sale but it could cost half $1 billion. we have the details. nicole: stay tuned for the highlights and find out if your team made it to the elite eight. it is march 25th, good friday. welcome to "fbn a.m.," the latest breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. nicole: police in brussels crackdown on terrorists following tuesday's attacks, six more people have been detained as the manhunt continues for at least one attacker. counterterror raids were carried was being held in the paris suburb. so far there is no appa

actually as he was talking john kerry and sergei fedorov and vladimir putin are meeting and we understand that is a meeting that will last about two hours. and i have to say that just as there was a photo op that was broad casted on russian channels and both vladimir putin and sergei fedorov reflected what staffan de mistura said in the sense that it's going to be a month for the -- since the cessation and a significant reduction in violence and john kerry also saying yes there has been humanitarian aid reaching some communities but it's not enough but hopefully they can continue building on that. i think also you had the feeling here in moscow that really the talks are focusing on the next phase meaning let's get to talk about the political process, about this interim government or sensational government and how to put that in place as quick as possible. so very much echoing what has been said in geneva. >> thank you very much indeed for that live update there from moscow. syrian government forces have entered palmyra in their bid to retake it from i.s.i.l. the ancient city fell to i.s.i

some strong words from john kerry against the syrian regime. will that be enough though to take the talks forward? >> well, i think the talks are certainly going to start, and i think one of the reasons for those strong words attacking the assad regime and the comments from the syrian deputy minister and foreign minister was to encourage the main opposition block who are here ready for talks. some of them are here, some arriving and the syrian government also here. it's definitely going to start these negotiations and if you listen to the special envoy, staffan de mistura, he is going to start with the main issue, and the main issue is the future governance of syria and that gets you into the very difficult question of the role of president assad. i think the problem, of course, has been a problem throughout the five years of war is there is absolutely no compromise on that issue. the government said they are not even going to negotiate president bashar al assad, he stays. the other side says bashar al assad must go. this is a problem on day on

secretary of state john kerry has the patience of a saint. he is going back and forth. he is -- i mean to be a fly on the wall would be interesting, but it would be long. >> uh-huh. >> they both need each other. russia and the u.s. are really the only two countries that will be able to help continue to try to find peace in syria. you have got the united nations-lead peace talks going on in geneva, but russia does have a lot of leverage, and they were -- it was lavrov and kerry that sat down for an hour by themselves before russia agreed to finally pass u.n. security council resolution that will ensure a political change in syria eventually. >> so how crucial is it to fine some sort of resolution in syria in light of what has happened in brussels? obviously it is important for the people of syria, but now when you think about the security situation in europe and what has happened in brussels, how -- is there a new sense of urgency about solving this? >> there is a new sense of urgency that they are meeting in reaction to the attacks in brussels to make sure they have the

they won't stop for john kerry. will they stop for obama. i doubt it. >> cuban government is also trying to limit who the president talks to on his visit. something the white house explicitly said would not happen during the president's trip. >> who determines which dissidents the president will meet with. is that something that is negotiated? do you already have, is thatsomething that has already been discussed and. >> we determine who we meet with in different countrywith in different countries. and we have certainly indicated to the cuban this is something the president is doing on the trip as he does on other trips. >> still some recently freed cucun dissident saying allowing the prosecute to the see the real cuba can only help cuba. for many years the president castro kept it practically out world. somethinin could occur but only if there's democracy and freedom of expression. >> i think they should respect the agreement between ca and the u.s. and it could benefit those who think like this. >>reporter: in miami opinions vary. >> obama

secretary of state john kerry presses his russian counterpart on political transition in syria. >> attacks were relentless and systematic and widespread. >> reporter: department of justice announces one of the highest profile indictments ever against iran. ♪ this is al jazeera america live from new york city, police in belgium are trying to hunt down a possible fifth suspect in attacks in brussels and look for the man who left the bomb at the airport and media report that surveillance camera in brussels metro caught another person walking with the man identified as the suicide bomber there. it is unclear if this possible fifth suspect was killed in tuesday's bombings and all comes as i.s.i.l. releases a new video celebrating attacks so let's take a look at what we know so far about the other four people believed to have been involved. police say najim laachraoul appears to have died when he blew up a bomb at the airport ap he was born in morocco and grew up in brussels and a suspect in last year's paris attacks and bra heme el bakraoui set off a bomb and was born in belgium and deported

john kerry came in third. he later selected edwards as his running mate but they lost to incumbents george w. bush and dick cheney in a close general election. this is just under 50 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming the next president of the united states, john edwards. [applause] ♪ [indistinct conversations] >> we are very honored to have you. this is our mayor. senator edwards: nice to see you, mayor. >> [indiscernible]

eye see the man there. >> reporter: a day after secretary of state john kerry announced his trip to cuba was off. this from the white house spokesman. >> secretary cer i have has decide travel with the president to cuba in a couple weeks. >> reporter: kerry caz considering going to cuba head of the president to lay the ground work. bat now the hague lg over what dissidents the president will meet lead dhiefng plans the president will meet with whom ever he choozs to meet with and there's no disniewght and when he heads that meeting, the secretary of state john kerry will bee sitting next to him. >> it's shame. if you it's pa thi. it's singing and obscene. >> eleana ross layson calling on the president to cancel his trip. >>> the people deserve solidarity. and sole dairy with their a oppressor is 23409 twice do it. >> reporter: but the president people will over time improve life there. his trip none on march 21 now with secretary kerry maifortz plan. a plan that continues to lead the newscast here. >> radio repub la ca hosted by the human rites organization. the cuban democrat sending th

john kerry suggested yesterday there is a great urgency now. john kerry says that everybody geared up that the fight is not just in iraq and syria. do you believe it, first of all? start there. >> certainly they are not just in iraq and syria. it is very important to crush isis at its home base so to speak but, this is a worldwide phenomenon. these are islamists. or that the administration word that administration won't even utter. and bound by ideology, boundly strongly by ideology. some over the web and some in various places but we are at war with a very strong, long-term movement we have to crush. we can't contain it as the president keeps saying. bill: i was struck by this comment, sorry i didn't mean to interrupt you. i hope you're done with your thought there. belgium's prosecutor, regathered, reorganized, they did paris, they did brussels. that is an ominous comment, sir. >> right. they could well do more. they are present in libya. they launched attacks out of morocco. they have done a lot of things and various parts of the world and s

secretary of state john kerry met his european counterparts. they admitted the talks will be difficult but say it's the only way to stop the exodus of refugees flowing into europe. >> if we don't want to be back here next year or the year after facings middle east with even more refugees, greater numbers of dead and displaced, even more suffering and erosion of hope, it is vital that people exert leadership and deliver the cessation of hostilities. in the long run, the only way to actually end this challenge of refugees is to end the syrian civil war. >> the syrian delegation is insisting bashar al assad should have no part in the transitional government. >> there's a simple rule in this universe, at the end of the day, no one can trade the will of the entire syrian people for a gang of criminals and malls murderers. the people are the only one who will determine the future of syria. this was clear when the russians stopped bombing. our people went back down to the streets and demonstrated against the assad regime. they still want to topple the

john kerry the u.s. secretary of state talking about how -- this is an accepted fact as far as the u.s. government is concerned, isil have been perpetrating genocide and crimes against humanity and ethnic cleansing during the almost exactly five years of conflict in syria. we have also heard from the u.n. humanitarian chief talking in geneva he was saying it is impossible to get aid to the six besieged areas that need it. ♪ >>> the supreme court show down. president obama's pick for the high court heads to capitol hill trying to win over senate republicans, but they vow there will be no confirmation hearing. >>> heated exchanges over the flint water skies are. >>> daesh is genocidal by self

john kerry is call for the reduction in violence and more humanitarian assistance. bosnian serb war time leader awaits his verdict on war crimes >> reporter: i'm in this refugee camp where these refugees are going back home. i am be talking to them about their fears and hopes as they start a new journey to rebuild their lives in somalia >>> there is fear an anger in brussels after tuesday's attack which killed 31 people and injured hundreds others. people are being frisked before entering the metro stations and the airport is due to remain closed at least until friday. >> i was very sad at first. now we feel anger. we cannot understand why necessity did the. everybody really feels anger and some people even revenge which is not so good feeling >>> there are now reports that a second man may have been involved in the bombing at the brussels metro station and the hunt is still on to find suspected bomber who was seen at the brussels air part. there appears to have been three bombers at the airport. two are dead. this man is believed to be on the run after his explosiv

john kerry or the monkey? >> john kerry was spitting. [ laughter ] so, the chimpanzee was spitting a lot. i said to the trainer, "what's wrong?" and the trainer just said, "he's bored." >> seth: that's it? >> yeah, john kerry was talking a lot. and we were all just there. >> seth: and the chimp just started spitting? >> and the chimp was spitting, and he was bored. [ laughter ] >> seth: wow. i will admit, that's where the chimpanzee has the advantage over the human when jo kerry is talking. [ laughter ] you, obviously, playing a heart surgeon, that's a high-pressure job. you know pressure, though. younger days, you were a competitive roller skater? >> i was a very -- yes. i was second in the junior worlds, in the national titles as well, for artistic roller skating. [ applause ] >> seth: artistic roller skating? >> thank you. >> seth: so, it's sort of -- >> we don't go straight. we don't go straight. >> seth: okay. >> we do tricks. >> seth: so figure skating, but on roller skates? >> figure skating with costum

they won't stop for john kerry. will they stop for obama? i dote out. >> reporter: and the cuban government to trying to limit who he talks to, something the white house said would not happen during the president's trip. >> who determines which dissidents that the president will speak with? has that already been discussed? >> we determine, you know, who we meet with in different countries. and we certainly indicated to cubans this is something that the president will beoing on this trip as other trips. >> reporter: some recently free dissidents allowing him to see >> for many year, president raul castro has kept pctically out of touch. only if there's democracy and free tom of ex-presentation, something that still didn't exist. >> i think they should respect the agrgrment between cuba and the u.s. and benefit between those. >> reporter: in miami, opinions vary. >> obama should not go unless he gets freedom of choice of ho he talks to. >> i think it's very courageous of kerry to choose not to visit the oldest dictatorship in the continent. >>

secretary of state john kerry and the belgium prime minister charles mark ichel. let's take you back to turkey now and media freedom deteriorated in turkey over the past five years and reporters without borders have ranked the country's press freedom 149th out of 180 nations since 2013 and freedom house grades it as not free, independent agency had a crack down on the media in the third quarter of 2015 with censorship imposed on websites, twitter accounts and news out lets and 24 journalists and distributes in prison during that period and more on this we are joined with a turkish journalist and founding member of p24 the platform for independent media and joining us live from berlin, and very good to have you with us on al jazeera. i can start by asking you about this case against john dunda and i know you are very familiar with it, does the government have a case? >> well, this is a very clearly a case that has been severely criticized by the lawyers and experts perspective et cetera, et cetera, what is happening, the developing story today, just as you know in

♪ john kerry meets european foreign ministers ahead of talks ending the war in syria and stopping the flow of refugees into europe. ♪ hello you are watching al jazeera, i'm jane and live from our head head quarters in doha and regional elections in three states and investigators reveal the pilot who crashed the plane killing 350 passengers that he needed psychiatric treatment and another donald trump rally disrupted after 24 hours in chicago it had to be abandoned. ♪ let's go first to the conflict in syria, the on going efforts to end a conflict that is about to enter its sixth year, u.s. secretary of state john kerry is in paris to meet his european counterpart ahead of landmark talks in geneva on monday and want an end to a conflict that displaced 10 million syrians and field an exodus of refugees into europe and diplomatic editor james base is live from geneva and james how difficult are these talks expected to be? >> they are going to be extremely different, jane. i think they are going to be different from previous talks we have seen on syria, remember we had talks in the las

secretary john kerry did not provide details. this morning one name confirms that two died in the blast. they are dutch citizens would liveed in new york so they are the not the ones the united states officials are referring to. belgium police conducted more raids and detained six people. a massive manhunt is underway for two suspects, one seen at the subway before the blast and the other at the airport. this man here. officials say the suspect in the height jacket at the airport was on the united states terror watch list. >> we will watch that all morning. there is new information coming out every few minutes. now, over to meteorologist mike nicco and he is showing us our weekend weather. >> starting off with fog. between american canyon and napa you can see at the airport, quarter-mile visibility. be careful at 12 and 221. and 29. and 37. the exploritorium, no fog in san francisco. that is pier 15 view. 40-53 temperatures are milder this morning. the fog will fade by noon. leaving us a lost certain sleep and another delightful

kerry hablÓ con telemundo. y cÓmo puede calificar usted para internet, a precio econÓmico. ( ♪ mÚsica♪) >>> en "enfoque". >>> hola quÉ tal y gracias por dejarme ser parte de su domingo 27 de marzo. a sÓlo 4 meses de los atentados terroristas en francia matando 130 personas. en bruselas nuevamente un ataque terrorista, este martes detonaron bombas en la estaciÓn de metro del paÍs, dejando un saldo de 200 heridos. la investigaciÓn reciÉn comienza y revela que los atacantes en bruselas pertenencian a la misma cÉlula terroristas que los atacantes faven francia. todos habÍan jurado lealtad al grupo terrorista y isis. nuestra reportera estÁ en bruselas adelante. >>> asÍ es josÉ, las flores y velas se suceden de homenaje. y ahora se han planteado el debate de una sociedad multi Étnica como la belga. >>> continua la bÚsqueda de los culpables de la masacre el martes. muchos enfrentan cargos por terrorismo, uno de estos individuos podrÍa ser el famoso hombre de la chaqueta clara y sombrero que acompa

john kerry. what was that? we're winning the war on terror now because -- because we are? because we got number two? and those guys in the airport were just a couple of suicidal people. really? they killed 34 at least including two americans and that's how you're going -- we're winning, if that's your assessment of the war, i guess we're winning but it is completely wrong. >> do you think that, this is total speculation but hey, this is "the five." the arrests and then the attacks that happened in belgium, do you think that had anything to do with our being able to link and find the location of the isis number two? >> i would like to think they're doing these high level investigations and actually linking things together to make forward vanlss. taking out isis. but when you hear somebody like john kerry say that oh, these are a couple of suicidal people, it is really insulting. especially to the victims and the family members. 30 plus dead but others injured, maimed, blown to bits, beam amputations, horrible. mike burns. you saw that interview from the hospital. talking ab

they won't stop for john kerry. will they stop for obama? i doubt it. >> reporter: and w w are continuing to gather reaction to this latest development. later in the day. for now reporting live in little havana, jessica holly, 7 news. >>> we're following a news alert right now. live pictures here of a podium where we're awaiting a news conference right now. this is los angeles. this news conference regarding the o. j. simpson case we're telling you about. omar lewis in the satellite center to tell what you say's going on. >> omar: what we know right now, los angeles police tell us and they have confirm that had a knife was found on t former property of o. j. simpson. now, that property is located in the brentwood, california just outside of los angeles and they're investigating a report that this knife was discovered years ago by a construction authorities. and tmz first broke this story just a few hours ago. and ha they're saying is that a construction worker found a on the perimeter of theormer simpson home and handed it over to a police o

john kerry just confirmed that americans are among the dead. and americans say three of their citizens are also among the dead. two of them are believed for sasha and alex of new york city. they were at the brussels airport on the phone with family members when the bombs went off. graphic new video shows the bloody chaos after the bombs airport. confusion reins in the hospitals and burn centers where victims being treated. a family that had been desperately clinging to hope for two siblings from new york now learning this morning they are not on a list of survivors and asking for privacy in their time of grieving. sasha and alex were at the brussels airport tuesday to catch a flight home when the bombs went off. family members say it has taken them days to learn the truth. other young people from our area are now sharing their moments of terror. >> it was huge. it was like a fire explosion. it shook the floor. the ceiling started falling. >> reporter: three students from quinnipiac university were in the terminal when the bombs exploded. in spi

kerry. pero obama dijo que este es el momento en que Él se entera que estos atentados ocurrieron, Él dijo que estos ataques son un recordatorio que el mundo debe unirse ante la amenaza terrorista sin importar raza, o fe. y dice que se puede y se logra rÁ a quienes desafÍan la seguridad de los pueblos en cualquier parte del mundo. asÍ que me gustaria compartir con ustedes estas primeras declaraciones por parte del gobierno la administraciÓn obama que me dio el secretario de estado, john kerry. >>> estamos moviendonos con la mayor rapidez posible, estamos tratando de hacer que otros paÍses se comprometen mÁs a la lucha, nosotros hemos volado mÁs de 10 mil a un danas aÉreas, tenemos tropas sobre siria y tambiÉn iraq, y los estados unidos van a seguir siendo los lÍderes, para poder seguir adelante. tenemos ku nque unir a mÁs paÍs sin embargo mÁs juntos para poder destruir a los grupos extremistas terroristas especialmente. >>> y tambiÉn recalcÓ la importancia que cada individuo

now, i also think when we are looking at john kerry's speech this morning. it was a really important moment that we show solidarity and as you listened to that, i think he was defensive, look, everything is shrinking, everything is going on here that they don't have as much power and it's interesting because of the truth of everybody that's listening to this is things are getting worse. look at what just happened here. what we want to hear is what are we doing now to prevent this, not look how much better things are because are things really better? >> i have to say, i mentioned earlier that i had steak dinner with john alan and he did tell us, yes, that he's retired. he can say what he wants. that things are actually getting better. we are making much harder for isis to recruit people. they want the section slaves and they want money, the money has been cut in half, the section trade has been clamped down. dagen: hinders on success. these are success in the minds of terrorists. one of the things that found utterly discussing, one of the terrorists killed in

john kerry was talking at a day before the government and opposition are due to meet in geneva. he was referring to the syrian foreign minister's statement on saturday that the removal of the assad will not be up for discussion at these talks. >> with this, the comments made just yesterday by the foreign min officer of syria clearly trying to disrupt the process. trying to send a message of deterrence to others. but the fact is that his strongest sponsors, iran and russia have both adopted at the united nations in support of the united nations and in the vienna communiques and the communic meetings an approach that dictates there must be a political transition and that we must move toward a presidential election at some point in time. >> john kerry also said in the last three weeks, the so-called islamic state of iraq in the levant has lost 3,000 square kilometers of territory it controlled in syria and 600 group fighters were killed in that area. following the story from geneva. tough comments from the u.s. secretary of state, criticizing those comments by if the syrian deputy

john kerry offered his condolences to the victims of the brussels attacks. u.s. backed forces in iraq push to retake the key town of mosul from islamic state militants. the offensive is focusing first on surrounding towns. we will go to the iraqi capital for updates. two journalists go on trial in turkey, charged with spying. but critics say the process is part of a government crackdown on freedom. the u.s. secretary of state, john kerry, is in brussels friday for counterterrorism talks with e.u. and belgian officials. he has patriot attributed to the victims of this wii's brussels attacks. it has been confirmed that two americans were among the 31 people killed in tuesday's bombings. some 300 others were injured. chris moore, who is standing by in brussels. you have seen a lot of activity in the last 24 hours. bring us up to speed. a series of arrests taking place, six this morning in several districts of the belgian capital. three of them were extraordinarily taking place in front of the federal prosecutor's office. this is obviously a very much ongoing series

. >>> secretary of state john kerry heads to brussels tomorrow. but today he is in moscow, pressing his russian counterpart. he told lavrov the current pause in fighting isn't enough. >> many people are very hopeful, sergei, our counterparts, our hopeful that these meetings here in moscow here today have an ability to be able to further define and chart the road ahead so that we can bring this conflict in syria to a close, as fast as possible. >>> and in syrian today russian air strikes have helped syrian government forces re-enter the ancient city of palmyra. hoda abdel hamid has more. >> reporter: the russians have been saying that they were carrying out air strikes in and around palmyra, we also saw on russian television reporters reporting from the hills surrounding palmyra. they have been announcing for a few days that soon the syrian government forces will be able to enter palmyra. now that news broke out to us a few hours ago. however, it is very possible that when john kerry met with sergei lavrov earlier today, they -- the two men already

john kerry stopped by. how does someone like john kerry >> well, you know, we have ron meyer and kelly meyer. they were producing the show. and there's the man, himself. >> seth: now, i feel that almost more interesting is the fact that there's a monkey on your set. [ laughter ] >> actually, this is a chimpanzee. chimps eat monkeys. >> seth: oh, chimps eat monkeys? >> yeah, so we're not allowed to call it a monkey. >> seth: really? >> no, it's a chimp. >> seth: okay. [ laughter ] >> and he was very -- in case you needed to know. >> seth: right. >> so we -- he was very, very -- he was spitting a lot. and i said to the trainer -- >> seth: that's right. john kerry or the monkey? >> john kerry was spitting. [ laughter ] so, the chimpanzee was spitting a lot. wrong?" bored." >> seth: that's it? >> yeah, john kerry was talking a lot. and we were all just there. >> seth: and the chimp just started spitting? >> and the chimp was spitting, and he was bored. [ laughter ] >> seth: wow. i will admit, that's where the c

secretary of state john kerry talk about how the u.s. led support here in belgium and about the shared solidarity at this time. we also just before secretary of state kerry began speaking we heard the prime minister say something for the first time, affirming americans were killed in the attacks. we feared that, but that was not confirmed. do we have any information who they were. >> we only have what we heard from secretary kerry. he mentioned among the dead an american personal trainer on his way home from easter vacation presumably. we knew roughly a dozen had been injured, several missing. but there hadn't been any confirmation up to this point they were actually dead. that is because of the very grim nature of trying to identify the bodies after a bombing like this. obviously it's a very difficult process to try to identify the dead. so we should be finding out more about who these americans were that died. >> nima, americans have been holding out hope that their missing loved ones, or perhaps in a medically induced coma, their iden

secretary of state john kerry was going to go head of time and late grod work and do set up for that meeting but that trip by kerry has been canceled. >> belkeys: lynn martinez has more for us from the satellite lynn. >> lynn: craig and belkeys this. could be a sign that the still remains at a high level. again, as you indicated craig. travel has opened up. the president set to visit this country, cuba nay couple weeks. and now we understand john kerry has canceled his trip to cuba just two weeks before the president is scheduled to go there. pairntly we're hearing diplomats were hag lg over which cuban dissidents the president will be able to meet and naz why the secretary of state canceled his visit. but we're also hearing other reports reports that that was not the ice and the recent embassy opened is over whemed and trying plant two visits bit president and secretary of state and kerry is still vis interested in visiting in the near future. this officials says the president is still going cuba in a couple weeks but secretary of state john kerry is no. in the newsplex. lynn martin

they won'ttop for john kerry. will they stop for obama? i doubt it. >> cuban government also trying talks to on his visit. something the white house explicitly said would not trip. >> who determines which dissidents the president will meet with is that something that is negotiated? do you alrlrdy have something already discussed. >> we determine who we meet with in different countries. and and we certainly indicated to the cuban this is something the president is doing on this trip as he does on other trips. >> still recently freed disdents saying allowing the president to see the real cuba can only help cuba. president raul kept out of touch from the rest of the world. one of the things obama said is only if there's democracy. something that still doesn't >>reporter: i think they should respect the agreement between cuba and the u.s. and think like this. in miami opinions vary. >> obama should not go unless he gets freedom of choice to who he talks with and who he sees. >> i think it was very courageous of kerry to choose not to visit the

john kerry's here. he's conferring with belgian officials who had the police out overnight and still out today and a number of raids that is not kaman in this country. even in the wake of the paris attacks, they say they have at least seven people in custody. that has belgians feeling more positive. the french put off a planned terrorist attack with raids in that country around paris last night. and they're calling with kerry's cooperation for a new multi-national effort to try to increase the sharing of intel and put the pressure on these guys, which is what the experts say can stop terrorism. constant police pressure and constant police looking for who knows who and what everybody is up to. now, the tragedy. the heart break of the pinczowski. young people from new york city. they had roots here in new york city. one woman describes sascha pinczowski as one amazing chick. alex pinczowski also living in new york and his girlfriend posting on social media. if you're in belgium or go brussels and look in

next, senator john kerry during the 2004 campaign. he won nine primaries on super , forcing rival senator john edwards to drop out. john kerry it lost to incumbent in adent george w. bush tight election. this is about 21 minutes. [applause] ♪ [cheers and applause] thankr kerry: i want to -- thank you. but i don't want you to stop the enthusiasm, all right? thank you. thank you all. thank you to the voters from coast to coast, who truly have made this a super tuesday. thank you very, very much. i want to thank -- i don't know how many of you here had a chance to hear it, but we heard it upstairs, a remarkably gracious, powerful, generous statement by john edwards tonight. and i want all of us here -- -- there is no question that john edwards brings a compelling voice to our party. great eloquence to the cause of working men and women all across our nation, and great promise for leadership for the years to come, and we thank him so much for what he has done. i -- -- i believe that in 2004, one united democratic party, we can and we wi

we can see john kerry there, the u.s. secretary of state, as we stay with these live pictures. we will talk to our correspondent. mr kerry is going to push for some sort of movement on the part of the russians. will he get it when it comes to this idea of actually nailing down the process or a timetable, even, perhaps, for some political transformation in damascus? >> reporter: that is what he is trying to get. they're going to discuss syria and ukraine and those subjects have become intertwined. there is a dealing going back and forth between the u.s. and russia. both of them agree that there is need for a conditional government in syria. both of them will say that syria should be united, and the new syria that would emerge after these talks should be united, but where the disagreement comes from is what role will the president bashar al-assad have. obviously, the u.s. has said more than once that it doesn't see any role for bashar al-assad in the future government. whereas moscow says it does see a role for him in that future transitional government t probably kerry would lik

john kerry talking in paris a day before the government and opposition are due to meet in geneva. he was referring to the syrian foreign minister's statement on saturday that the removal of bashar al-assad will not be up to discussion. >> the comments made yesterday by the foreign minister of syria clearly trying to disrupt the process, clearly trying to esen a message of deterrence to others his strongests sponsors have both adopted at the united nations in support of the united nations and from the communications and meanic meetings an approach which dictates that there must be a political transition and we must move toward a presidential election at some point in time. >> john kerry also said in the last three weeks, the islamic state of iraq in the levant has lost territory it controlled in syria and that 600 of the group's fighters were filed in that period. details days is following us live from. it would appear degrees talks are facing serious challenges before they have begin they are going to get to the central issue, the role of president we had talks a few weeks ago her

john kerry is meeting foreign ministers from france, britain germany and italy as well as the u.s. foreign policy chief. the opposition has arrived in geneva where talks to end the conflict are due to begin on monday. the syrian opposition main oop sippings leader say bashar al-assad must leave before the conflict can be resolved >> translation: we consider that the transitional period begins with the removal of bashar al-assad or his death >>> james bays is in geneva for us. the opposition has now arrived there. so at this stage, at least, the talks do seem to be going ahead. >> reporter: yes. i think there are definitely going to meetings. as it stands right now on monday taking place here in geneva. i think what is important about the talks this time around is they seem to be getting to the key crunch issue. that issue of the roll of president bashar al-assad and those close to him. let me remind you, we had talks here that took place earlier on this year. they never really started. we had talks two years ago which collapsed and they collapsed over the agenda because the syrian

secretary of state john kerry is talking to counterparts in paris. the war in syria, and the refugee crisis is high on the agenda. talks in geneva to ends the conflict are due to begin on monday. voting under way in three in three states to elect three parliament. they are seen as a test of angela merkel's policy, the influx has been a key issue ahead of the vote. in the u.s. donald trump had his rally disrupted. forced to cancel a chicago event >>> five years of war in syria left the country in ruins, more than 250,000 people have been killed since the start of the war. it stopped counting in 2014. the syrian observatory tore human rights is more than 270,000 have been killed. more than 6.5 million syrians have been forced to leave their homes, it's the largest number of displaced people in the world. more than 13.5 million people are in need of humanitarian aid inside syria. 5 million syrians registered worldwide. reports this week is that the war will cost $1.6 u.s. in lost economic growth. back in march. tunisians came out on to the streets deman

. >> secretary of state john kerry is traveling to rush neath week to press for an end in syria. he says it provides the best opportunity to end the conflicts since it began five years ago. the secretary will leave for moscow after returning from a trip to cuba on tuesday. >>> breaking overnight the city

secretary of state john kerry meet president vladimir putin and lavrov in moscow. they have discussed what a political transition could look like in syria. >> if russia is fully engaged in this effort and all of us are going to try to get the president to make the right decision in these next days to engage in a political process that results in a genuine transition and in peace for syria >>> our correspondent has been following the talks in moscow >> reporter: it it was a very long meeting between john kerry and president putin. it lasted about four hours. coming out of that john kerry said that they discussed ways to make sure that the ceasefire holds, to strengthen the ceasefire. he said that they had decided that a new constitution should be written by next august and he also said that the issue of detainees is one that is important and should be resolved as soon as possible. that is something that the open sippings has been asking for, for a while. there are more in the hands of the syrian government than those in the hands of the opposition. kerry also said t

. >>> john kerry says he wants to see further reduction in violence and more humanitarian assistance flowing into syria. he is pressing sergei lavrov during a meeting in moscow. he is also expected to discuss the future of president assad during talks later with president putin. hoda abdel hamid is following the story there. how much can he press the russians when it comes to this political transition in syria? >> reporter: well, we still don't have any details about what happened during that meeting. if not for the words of the spokeswoman of the foreign ministry, and she just said it was a very long meeting that lasted about four hours. she said they went through details about a transitional goc government. details about a new constitution, but she did say in the end all of the details will emerge, once the two men, john kerry, and sergei lavrov will hold a press conference. that should happen in a couple of hours. in the meantime they are heading to the kremlin where there is a meeting with vladimir putin. but john kerry is seeking for russia to put pressure on the government in s

secretary of state john kerry speaking about the truce violations says it's important they are handled properly. >> we have agreed that while there have been some number of violations reported on both sides, and we take them all very seriously, we do not want to litigate these in a public fashion in the press. we want to work to eliminate them. we have agreed on a process by which we will do that. there is a team of people on the ground in geneva and there are a team of people in aman jar done and they are in touch with each other and with people in syria. we are going to crackdown each alleged violation and work even more now to put in place a construct which will help us to be able to guarantee that missions are, indeed, missions against al-nusra or missions against d.a.e.s.h. >>> our correspondent is live for us near the turkey syria border. when john kerry is talking about a construct to help us go after al-nusra, in real terms what do we think he means by that? >> reporter: i think it's to try and find a structure by which everybody abides to, but i think it's very difficult to es

reportera: john kerry en entrevista dijo que estados unidos siempre le preocupa la situaciÓn y que estÁn planteando el tema de los derechos humanos constantemente los derechos polÍticos. que plantean ademÁs los nombres especialmente de individuos que nuestra opiniÓn han sido arrestados o detenidos por razones polÍticas. estas imÁgenes muestran cÓmo durante una transmisiÓn en vivo de un periodista de espn un cubano lanza papeles alegres mientras grita. reportero se retire la cÁmara sigue enfocando al hombre. en instantes despuÉs se muestran las imÁgenes de como disidente fue arrestado y a la fuerza introducida dentro de un vehÍculo. despuÉs de dos dÍas y medio concluyo esta tarde su visita el presidente barack obama y partiÓ esa buenos aires argentina. es todo lo que tenemos desde la habana cuba en esta histÓrica visita del presidente norteamericano. regresamos contesta los estudios. conductor: muchas gracias blanca rosa, en las imÁgenes de presente su familia a llegar al aeropuerto de ezeiza la ciudad de buenos aires. tendremos mÁs informaciÓn esta visita en los noticie