waters in the east china sea. they say three patrol ships came close to the sen senkaku islands. the coast guard sent them a warning and they eventually left japan's territorial waters. it's the 15th separate dayay an incursion has happened this year. japan controls the senkaku islands and maintains they are an inherent part of its territory. china and taiwan claim them. >>> hillary clinton has claimed victory in the race for the democratic presidential nomination. >> thanks to you, we have reached a milestone. first time -- the first time in our nation's history that a woman will be add major party nominee -- [ cheers and applause ] >> meanwhile clinton took a jab at the presumptive republican nominee, donald trump. >> donald trump is temperamentally unfit to be president. he wants to win by stoking fear and rubbing salt in wounds. and reminding us daily just how great he is. [ laughter ] >> well, we believe we should lift each other up, not tear each other down. >> even though the u.s. media have reported that c

the bilateral talks are aimed at the joint development of natural gas fields in the east china sea. they've been stalled since 2010 when officials from both nations met only once to discuss the matter. >>> japanese technology is about to play a key role for astronauts in space. rechargeable batteries developed in kyoto will power the international space station for the first time. the iff is currently powered by u.s.-made nickel hydrogen batteries. they store electricity generated by solar panels. the japanese units can save three times the energy and last decade. it will take four trips to deliver the units needed to power the space station. the astronaut who is on the iff for months, he said the decision means a lot for japan's presence in space research. >> translator: all the equipment depends on electricity. from life support systems to toilets. it's meaningful that japanese technology is used for such a key function. i'm very proud of that. >> but the batteries have a history of trouble. three years ago they caused fires in boeing 787 planes. the maker stands by the products,

in the east china sea early thursday. the incident happened near the senkaku islands. japanese government officials say the vessel stayed in waters around the islands for about two hours. japan crops the islands. the japanese government maintains the island as

nakatani expressed the responsibility of showing in the east china sea. >> japan will continue to operation and the u.s. pacific fleet, and admiral smith said the two --. the fourm minister of the association of southeast asian nations have expressed serious concerns to china over the situation in the south china sea. they apparently were refer to china's construction of islands in the area and facilities that appear to have a military purpose. hi noted the serious concerns expressed by the foreign ministers over the development on the ground. he reportedly underscored the importance of the peaceful resolution of territorial disputes and called for full respect for the right of freedom of navigation and overflight under international law. china has maintained the disputes related to the south china sea should be resolved through dialogue between the concerned parties and not between china and asean. the hostage was one of two canadian men taken from a resort hotel. along with a norweigan man. the other canadian was executed in april. he's been kidnappeding foreigners and demanding huge rans

china is doing it in the south china sea and will do it in the east china sea, soon. these interests are directly and adversely effected here. >> yesterday was the anniversary of the tienamin square. do you believe that china has changed since that day? >> we heard about it for about 30 years from now preponderate dominant political force nap is who we're dealing with, and we're dealing with it through a barack obama, john kerry, hillary clinton style diplomacy. we're losing the momentum is against us in the south china sea, and i'm very afraid the new president in jan may have a bigger deal. >> how would you change it? >> i think you have to do several things, politically demonstrate that we will not tolerate this. number two, step up military operations in the south china sea. longer term, rebuild the american navy. so we have a stronger capability. we're not looking for hostilities here. the sign of american weakness is the kind of weakness that invites provocative action and risks the kind of confrontation that we want to avoid. >> it is a challenge we embrace. th

in the east china sea early thursday. the incident happened near the senkaku islands. japanese government officials say the vessel stayed in waters around the islands for about two hours. japan crops the islands. the japanese government maintains the island as an inherent part of the territory. china and taiwan claim them. prime minister abe has responded by setting up a liaison office the government also set up a liaison office at the crisis management center in the prime minister's office to gather and share information on the frigate. vice minister for foreign s a supply ship also sailed close wednesday night. the ministry is analyzing whether there's any connection with the chinese and russian vessels' presence in the area. the ministry is analyzing whether there's any connection between the chinese and russian vessel's presence in the area. >>> tokyo's embattled governor is considering taking a self-imposed paycut. the gesture comes after allegations surfaced he used public funds for personal spending. he was cleared

islands in the east china sea. japan controls the island. china and taiwan claim them. the japanese government maintain the islands are an inherent part of of japan's territory. the defense ministers confirmed that their countries will cooperate more closely on defense. nakatani pledged that his country's self-defense forces will help east timor improve capabilities. japan's government will consider a port call by vessels in east timor later this year. >> translator: we agreed that china's unilateral action to raise tensions is a matter of concern for the international community. >> nakatani said it's important to make it clear to china that the high seas should remain open to all nations. >>> four indian naval vessels have arrived at a port in southwestern japan. their crews will take part in exercises with japan and the u.s. officers of the three countries say they will work for peace and stability of sea lanes. the four indian vessels arrived on friday morning at sasebo. the port hosts ships of japan's self-defe

the main reason is intensified air activities over the east china sea. a record of 571 scrambles were carried out against chihinese aircraft last fiscal year. >> translator: china is a major maritime nation in the world.d. the country's officials are further planning to expand not only their naval capability, but also their air capability in the future. with the improvement of both of them, beijing has tried to pursue its ideal model of naval power. >> reporter: air tensions rose in 2013 when china declared an air identification zone that overlaps with japan's. the zone includes air space over the senkaku islands. japan controls the islands. the japanese government maintains the islands are an inherent part of japan's territory. china and taiwan claim them. japan responded to the moves by setting up a new unit at the air base in naha. they deployed four planes to support land based. the area around the senkaku islands is too far away from land bases radar to be covered. so the defense mininistry sent e aircraftft to monitor the islal. then in january of

intercept of a us spy plane over the east china sea. so more tensions as we see this continuing to be an issue. kristin fisher by the white house. explain what happened here p6 us military says this biplane was just on a routine patrol in international airspace when a chinese fighter jet came too close, too fast, right above the east china sea. that location is very important because it is the center of a bitter territorial dispute between china and japan. it's also just north of the south china sea which is where beijing has been building and militarizing those artificial islands and china had already been demanding that the us .surveillance but then this happened. the official word from us pacific command is the innocent initial assessment is this seems to be a case of improper ship and no other provocative or unsafe maneuvers occurred but keep in mind this is the second report in less than a month on a chinese fighter jet making unsafe intercept with a us spy plane over the waters around china. martha: was especially bold because the

japan says for the first time a chinese naval ship came close to its territorial waters in the east china sea. russian naval ships were also spotted in the area. though neither country violated international law. japanese government officials are on alert. >> reporter: it happened early thursday morning. a chinese navy frigate sailed just outside japanese waters. hours before, three russian vessels also entered the same area. it all took place near the senkaku islands, which are controlled by japan. the government maintains they are an inherent part of its territory. they're claimed by china and taiwan. chinese coast guard vessels have often sailed near them but it's the first time a navy ship has come so close. >> translator: china has been making an independent claim to the senkaku islands. japan is deeply concerned that china sailed a naval ship in a zone connected to japan's senkakus for the first time. the action raises tensions unilaterally. >> reporter: prime minister shinzo abe instructed officials to stay on guard and called for close coordination with the united states. japanese

plane in the east china sea. kristin? >> reporter: greg, this is the second time in less than a month that a chinese fighter jet came too close to an american spy plane. the most recent incident happened the day secretary kerry was in/beijing. >> our position is very clear with maratine law, we want traditional, historic, freedom of navigation and overflight to be respected china said it will be respected. >> reporter: if asked if this incident was timed to be when secretary kerry. they said ask the americans. the spy plane was on routine patrol. and the chinese fighter jet came too close, too fast. it seems to be a case of improper airmanship as no other provocative maneuvers occurred. this happened over on the china sea. the part that is in dispute of china and japan. it is where/beijing is militariarizing the islands. they are harming china's maratime security. carter said the u.s. military will fly, sail or operate wherever international laws allow. and he believes that the skies over the south and east china seas are

aircraft on patrol in the east china sea. as kristin fisher reports, it's the second report of an unsafe intercept by china in less than a month. >> tensions with china heightened yet again. the pacific command says two chinese jets intercepted an american spy plane over the east chinese sea. one of the jets conducted what's an unsafe excessive rate of closure. the type of planes seen in this video, the command releasing a statement, saying initial assessment, this seems to be a case of improper airmanship. no other unsafe incident os curred. >> the u.s. frequently carries out reconnaissance in chinese airspace, seriously endangering chinese maritime security the pentagon said two fighter jets buzzed a spy plane last month over the neighboring south china sea. china and five other nations have conflicting claims in that area where an estimated 5 trillion-dollars in cargo passes each year. this occurred the same day john kerry discussed the debate. >> we want the traditional historic freedom of navigation and overflight to be

spy plane on routine patrol over the east china sea. it happened yesterday this is not the first time that this has happened. last month pentagon says chinese fighter jet flew dawnk russly close to a spy plane. they're addressing it with chinese officials. >> leading to a major crime trend obama administration says illegal immigrants are kidnapping children and bringing them across the border their intentd to appear to be a family and stay on american soil and they know if they travel as i family they won't be detained. obama has defent the investigator service. >> looking into death of maureen corps new muslim cut. 20-year-old raheel from michigan died 11 days after training the base. they released colonel paul of his duty. he fell more than 40 feet to his death. this is fourth person to die paris island since 2005. >> also this morning a long island robin hood fising david la ruth cut wires or sometimes put stickers over cram ra len lenses, ruth was vocal about his disgust on realty crams. >> coming up a new study suggestinging acquir

it happened yesterday over the east china sea at a time of strained relations between the u.s. and china. margaret brennan is at the state department with the latest on this. margaret, good morning. >> good morning. while the chinese jet flew too fast and too close to a u.s. air force surveillance plane on patrol in the east china sea, according to u.s. pacific command who called this an unsafe encounter, fortunately no other provocative maneuvers occurred according to defense officials who say this is a case of what they call improper airmanship and they planned to raise it with beijing because it's the second such dangerous incident in less than a month, just a few weeks ago a chinese jet flew within 50 feet of an american plane and that violated safe conduct agreement recently brokered between beijing and washington. tuesday's episode happened the very same day secretary of state john kerry met with china's president to try to cool tensions, which have been rising over a series of territorial disputes with u.s. allies. anthony, in a statement today from china's foreign minis

the house responded with over 600 million. >> now the tensions over the east china seas. an air force recon reconnaissance plane was flying at a low altitude when it was intercepted by a chinese fighter jet. secretary of state john kerry is in china to discuss amongst other things, the build up of military equipment in internationally disputed waters. >>> and a spokesman for muhammad ali's family say they are disgusted and amazed that people would try to benefit financially from the service. it will be held tomorrow in louisville, kentucky. the tickets were gone in about an hour and some ticket holders immediately went on-line offering theirs for sale. ali insisted the tickets for his service be free. i'm patricia stark and now back to twitter fan favorite "red eye." log on to fox news.com. >>> he played for golden state, but doesn't care about gold. sadly we won't see brilliant baller and nba mvp steph curry in brazil for the olympics. curry said "my previous experiences with usa basketball have been incredibly rewarding. due to several factors because of ankle and knee

, is the senkaku, east china seas dispute. so one problem for the united states is, of course, that we now for much of japan's history had worried about being entangled with the united states in foreign conflicts and conflicts which it had no deep and direct interest in, for the first time the united states finds itself confronted with the possibility that it might get pulled into a conflict in which it has no interest. and that particular conflict is intractable. is difficult to manage and is the focal point of both japanese and chinese nationalism. a second i think problem for us is that we would like our allies and we are encouraging our allies and they themselves believe this is necessary to cooperate more among themselves. i don't think an eastern asian view of nato will appear anytime soon. nito, northeast asian treaty organization, but a greater possibility for cooperation is taking place. we see a greater cooperation taking hold and we would like to encourage it. but at least two of the most important players of any po

and china in the east china sea. the u.s. military says a chinese fighter jet flew too close, too fast to an american reconnaissance plane yesterday. but in beijing today, a spokesman for the chinese foreign ministry said the u.s. is to blame for the encounter. >> woodruff: and on wall street, the dow jones industrial average gained 66 points to close at 18,500. the nasdaq rose nearly 13, and the s&p 500 added seven. >> ifill: still to come on the newshour: an interview with hillary clinton, the presumptive democratic presidential nominee; what to expect as candidates move full-speed ahead into the general election; child labor rebuilding an earth-quake struck nepal, and much more. >> woodruff: now, to our interview with the presumptive democratic presidential nominee, hillary clinton. secretary clinton, thanks for joining us and congratulations. >> thank you so much, judy. it was an extraordinary time last night. >> woodruff: so while you are celebrating, senator sanders is saying he's out there going to fight, continue to f

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which way are they looking, to the east or the west? >> east. russia. china. vietnam. and the arabic countries. at west, europe is getting weaker and weaker day by day. in the next 50 years, it's going to be the era of the east, not the west. >> uh-huh. these notions of freedom of the press, these are not eastern concepts? >> no. >> they're not. okay i'm going to ask you a tough question. is freedom of the press overrated? >> yeah. yeah. yeah. it's overrated. >> you think tightening up on the press is a sacrifice that you're willing to make for a good economy. i don't want to put words in your mouth or prosperity for the majority. >> it is. it's the same all over the world. it's not typical for turkey. >> right. >> that's like -- >> thank you. >> thank you. >> this is a really bad idea. okay. cheers. ♪ hmmmmmm..... hmmmmm... [ "dreams" by beck ] hmmmmm... the turbocharged dream machine. the volkswagen golf gti. named one of car and driver's 10best, 10 years in a row. grain free pet food committed to truth on the label.l when we say real meat is the first ingredient,

where it makes it in the east china sea and south china sea, what advice advice would you give a president concerning how to maintain freedom of commerce on the high seas while not provoking china to do something more aggressive? do you think any of them are smart enough to take the advice? >> can i put this one to you because you have done so much work on this issue and then i will add. >> the problem with this issue is i was on this track to u.s. a china dialogue a week ago. someone said you know the problem with this issues the united states has framed it as a freedom of navigation issue. china has framed it as a sovereignty issue. as have a number of its neighbors. of course the problem with framing something as a sovereignty issue is you almost make it impossible to compromise. who wants to go down in history as having compromise their nations strategy, their nation sovereignty. so i think we have to insist on international standards and freedom and navigational and the like, what we are doing is in some sense -- my understanding is we have failed to do this as often as we should have

while the chinese government had been resisting defining the east china seas dispute, these ideas were picked up a lot by chinese activists and non-state actors going back to the 1960s in 2012. we had the chinese government linking the senkaku issue with the china humiliation saying that the islands had been stolen from china and china has to defend. it's unacceptable to the chinese people that japan continues to exert this control. the nationalism has been tied to the territorial issues in ways that i think are taking the history problem to new levels of tension. what does this all mean? what are the implications of what we are talking about in terms of regional security. i will turn back arms and talk about the nationalism. >> thanks. i will make quick points. some people might think that these are two separate topics. i can think of two ways on nationalism of arming intersect and besides the fact that the cheap nationalism and cheap weapons is a volatile combination. to do this in the spirit of the presidency, i will move this north. the south china sea. just think we really have no

threat posed by militarily aggressive china which is seizing territory in both the east and south china seas. >> trevor: there is a big deal, obama selling arms to vietnam and only doing it because china is seizing territory in the south china sea. i love how passive aggressive world leaders are. they're never just, like, yo, china, cut it out! instead, obama is, like, vietnam, i have 34eus also -- china, are you watching? china! just wait. vietnam, i have some -- china, china! vietnam, i have some -- china! yeah, watch, some missiles for you! some missiles! (laughter) you know, politics aside, people, you have to admit barack obama is the coolest president ever. he really is. he plays basketball, he tells jokes. (cheers and applause) you know, he smokes. it's like as if the president were black. just something special. now he's leaving and looks like choosing his replacement is a lot harder than anyone expected because 2016 was hillary's presidency to lose. looks like that's exactly what she's doing. >> for the first time ever it is close. 43.3% to 43.2 -- >> the only time anyone shoul

reporter: tensions are rising between china and japan over the east china sea. talks took place today after a chinese warship came close to area covered by japan. the deadline to vote in the u.k. referendum has been extended by two days. voters now have until midnight tonight to register. the registration website crashed on tuesday night. a referendum will be held on june 23. the u.s. house will vote on a bill today that could great a financial control board to manage a restructuring of the u.s. territory's $70 billion debt. that must be passed before july 1, when puerto rico must make a $2 billion payment to bondholders. san francisco is preparing for a different kind of earthquake, a fiscal one. to make sureng that san francisco can withstand a shock. the current tech boom has turned the city into one of the hottest in the u.s., but city leaders are haunted by the dot com bubble. global news 24 hours a day, powered by 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. francine? francine: disney has signed a deal with a chinese partner to willce f

it's now departed out of china and continue to push to the east.. as we go into saturday, we continue to monitor the depression to the south as it hovers o over the area. the instability will be something that could potentially develop, but for the moment it looks like the factors will be a little bit weak for it to really inintensify. meanwhile, looooking at japan a the southwestern portions, the area t that we've b been concer about when it comes to heavy rainfall. it looks like, while we wilill e ra a and maybebe some isolated heavy y spots, a lot of the foc may be going to the north. that's good news. we need for the rain to try to hold off. going into saturday, tokyo looking at some rainfall. drier toward beijing and seoul. shanghai and taipei looking at rainfall as well on saturday. throughout the weekend, notice the rain continues for shanghai. you'll see through the first part of next week. kumamoto where you need the drier periods, sunday may be the chance for you to see a dry spell before you see rain back in the picture monday and tuesday

system continues to press to the east. back toward china, still getting slammed with more rainfall. flooding rainfall possible. once again, as we go throughout the next few days or so, some places may see close to 100 millimeters of rainfall in the next 72 hours. rain and thunderstorms extending from bangkok through hong kong to shanghai. a little more sunshine towards bebeijing. clouds and showers into tokyo throughout the day on wednesday. wrapping things up with a look at europe. we have this low pressure system stuck right over france. we don't have a jet stream pattern that's forcing the system to move. it's meandering over the area, like waving itself over the area. because of that system, we arer goining to see more rain and possibly thunderstorms during the day on tuesday.y. high pressure back to the east is forcing cooler air in. that's going to create the interaction, bringing some showers also into places like rome. maybe even as far south as the balkan peninsula. warm arm surging into places like madridd with a

and its allies track chinese submarines going through the east china seas and the south china seas. makes a lot of sense almost surprising that we don't do more of that. but i don't expect great, great changes anytime soon. brought on by india in this respect. >> here and then here. and then three right here in a row. >> thank you very much. michael curtis, retired from the u.s. department of agriculture. i'm not sure my question is appropriate, but i'll ask it anyway. talk about the u.s. leadership for jonathan perhaps. is there a correlation, for example, between our leadership in arms and so on and the fact that in this country itself education is failing, infrastructure is failing, health is failing. so, we produce very good weapons and top of the line. but our people are hurting. is there a connection there? that's why i said it may not be appropriate because we're talking about east asia but we are talking about the united states as a global leader. so, what is the cost of that? thank you. >> just pass it right down to your right. >> jim sang, your map is cute as the word cuts

spy plane over the east china sea. officials are not saying just how close it came to the american plane, but it's the second incident in just the last month. the chinese are demanding an end to u.s. surveillance flights in that region. >>> well, another involving a tourist at yellowstone national park. this time a man is presumed dead after falling into a hot spring at the norris geyser base and the man strayed 225 feet off the walkway where park officials say the water temperature can reach more than 200 degrees. >>> and in the mountains of canada an 81-year-old pilot managed to avoid disaster by pulling off a flawless emergency landing right there on that glacier even as the plane was losing power, it was not responding, he and his two passengers climbed out, left a message for search teams and crawled on their hands and knees to avoid the very vasts in the ice and followed a river down below, took cover and were found the next day an 81-year-old pilot survived -- incredible. he can fly my plane any day. >> how spec

overall most of the entire south china sea includes nearby waters. the east natuna field is believed to have hold one of the world's largest untapped gas reserves. >>> north korean leader kim jong-un assumed yet another title at a parliamentary session that opened wednesday. just last month he was named chairman of the korean workers party. the state-run korean central television broadcast footage from the annual supreme people's assembly. it showed kim seated at the podium for the first time in two years, and an announcement he has become chairman of the newly created commission on state affairs. it was formed by reorganizing the national defense commission which oversaw state functions. observers say kim has effectively scrapped the national defense commission in an effort to tighten his grip on the government. the commission strengthened its power during the leadership of his father, kim jong-il, who placed priority on the military over the party. >>> it's time for the latest in business news. britain's decision to leave the european union has cor

has beenhe growth focused around the coast and east of china. you have a big chunk of the country which could participate in future growth. i think certainly it is going to be volatile and the short-term. we do expect the reserves to come down. the money flowing out of the country. more valuek to buy up the value chain. francine: where d.c. value? you are an asset -- where do you see value? you are an asset manager. it can be a very crowded market. tim: i do like gold. i do see value. european equities are not -- they are all equal good within europe, you have a load of great companies. -- they are all equal. within europe, you have a load of great companies. we like companies that are exposed to these longer-term themes, things like renewable energy. things like biologics. this volatility, especially in the summer months, it is going to be great for people like us who are trying to get in there but at lower valuations. francine: tim, thank you so much for now. he stays with us and we'll talk more about where he thinks value is. commodities boun

as you look at the forecast for east asia. down to the southern portion of china, we have been dealing with a lot of rainfall due to the rainy season. some areas and estimates anywhere from 300 to 500 millimeters of rainfall over the past several days. we are expecting the rain to still hover over the area. you may notice the stationary front indicator is not listed on this surface map. it has weakened a bit. we may still s see cloudss and e scattered showers for at least the n next c couple of days, i k we'll be dealing with much more of a drier weather pattern. over japan, mainly a dry forecast. hokkaido has been dealing with unstabable weatherer that's b b bringingng in rain. going through the weekend, we may see more sunshine and rain coming in from the west which will bring a chance for precipitation going into the first part of next week. 32 for the high in tokyo coming up on saturday. looking at warm weather going through the weekend. rain into sunday and monday. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here is your e

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expandthis money is to in the middle east. how is it going to use the money in the middle east? what is the market share right now? isie mawad: the middle east only one of the markets it is going to use the money to expand into. they are already into 20 cities there. china is the key piece here, especially when you look at the investment that apple made just didimonth in uber's rival . that is going to be a key market for uber and where a lot of funds are going to be needed for its expansion. it is where our eyes should be riveted at right now. mark: does this fundraising from saudi arabia include the necessity -- preclude the necessar necessity to go public? marie mawad: it does seem that they are pushing back the prospect of an ipo. pileare sitting on a hefty of cash and probably do not need the ipo right away. when you look more broadly at the market, there are talks of the chinese competitor i mentioned going public, doing an ipo. if that starts happening with its rivals, it might change things in the markets and it might be a reason for the u.s. company to look at the poten

help us work out where we are in the china story? east, is a very -- at the l adding to the narrative that the economy may be stabilizing. we had decent figures out of march and a few wobbles in apirl. -- april. seems things are finding a footing. no real evidence the economy is getting momentum either. that is what is coming out of these numbers today. along, nothobbling getting any worse. but when you consider all the money the government has spent, the channels they have opened to get credit into the economy, we know there was a wreck at like -- a record level of credit. all the actions the central bank is taken, throw it all together and we still have a picture where sure, conditions are not getting worse per se, but they are not taking off, either. not much to write home about. book contains information about the current economic conditions in each of the 12 federal reserves. >> the book is published two weeks before the next fomc meeting. erik schatzker is live in washington with breaking news. erik: in a word, meh. that's how

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when we go to do trade deals with china and the middle east, e are constrained by the urine regulations. this would free us up to do more deals in the middle east and the far east as well. >> she is a unionist who wants to maintain northern ireland's union with u.k. her partner is in ireland. he is campaign for the u.k. to remain in the e.u. >> for us to see a situation where effectively the island of ireland is divided in such a dramatic way vis-a-vis the north effectively being tied up to english and scotland ways and an exit decision, against a back drop of the republic being in europe. it creates many barriers. >> very few people think the peace here would be in danger if the u.k. came out of europe. but the results will affect northern ireland more than most places because it is right next door to another e.u. state, which lies just across the u.k. only on land border. "bbc news." >> "bbc world news america" will be live from london covering that live vote. now from news from around the world. the iraqi military is battling in fallujah. snipers and those armed with rocket pro peppe

harassment around the globe from china to the middle east. he says today, quote: it is no coincidence that the worst violaters of religious freedom globally are often those who are the worst threats to the u.s., those who wish to do americans the most harm and those who most want to tear down the pillars of tolerant and democratic societies. earlier this year after months of pressure, secretary of state john kerry finally used the word genocide to describe what's been happening to yazidis, christians and shia muslims at the hands of isis. in today's hearing lawmakers will push to see what the state department has actually been doing to put an end end to it. melissa: yeah, we'll see. shannon bream, thank you so much for that. jon. jon: new legal developments to tell you about in the brutal home invasion that left a connecticut are mother and her two daughters dead. one of the two men convicted in that horrific crime has now been resentenced. >>> plus, the heartbreaking death of a 2-year-old at a popular disney resort. what the sheriff is sayin

isis and the vacuum left in the middle east, along with the expansion of china and building man-made islands and putting military fortifications on it. when you talk about reality tv, have to laugh because president obama was on with, i think, bear grillis or whatever his name is, eating raw meat in alaska -- >> he had a franchise on nbc for a decade -- >> -- conducting naval operations while he was on a reality tv show in alaska. >> i'm not condoning that either. >> as farce as the endorsement -- as far as the endorse; donald trump tweeted in response to the endorsement saying, quote, obama just endorsed crooked hilary. he wants four more years of obama but nobody else does. senator to you first and then shelby. >> i think that obviously president obama, at some point was going to have to come out and doors his former secretary of state. this endorsement to me is really only important not necessarily to the general electorate but to trying to unify the democratic party. we obviously saw today bernie sanders has no intentions of boying -- bowing out at least the convention. so i thin

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they have internal issues themselves, pushing out in the south and east china sea, rewriting history. over the longer term, that is going to be one of the most important relationships for us to manage. in the midterm, russia and what they have done and of course eastern ukraine, but what they are threatening in the baltic and other areas and what they have done to destabilize europe which has been incredible. and to destabilize the alliance europe has with itself and with us. had no cards to play back in 2012. in many ways -- not to be too pejorative -- not -- how he has managed with a few cards, not himself in thed center of what is happening in europe -- what is happening certainly in syria and other places has been an amazing thing and speaks to the lack of leadership on our part. one of the worst days in -- [applause] u.s.e of the worst days in foreign-policy -- one of the worst months is that the end of august in the early part of with a cross2013 to the redline of we did not do what we said we were going to do . it was a 10 hour operation. [applause] a 10 hour operation, just so