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Brexit Update - Triggering Article 50 and Negotiating with the European Union
In this podcast, EisnerAmper Transfer Pricing Practice Leader Henric Adey gives us the latest on Brexit. He breaks down the fallout from British Prime Minister Theresa May's triggering of Article 50 of the European Union. Henric covers key negotiation points, the likelihood of a compromise and important dates going forward.
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Dave Plaskow: Hello, and welcome to EisnerAmper's podcast series where we try to dig a little deeper on accounting and finance issues facing business professionals and their clients. Today's topic is "The Latest on Brexit." I'm your host Dave Plaskow, and with us today is Henric Adey, EisnerAmper's Transfer Pricing Practice Leader. Henric, welcome, and thanks for being here.
Henric Adey: Hey, Dave, thanks for having me. It's been a long time since we last spoke. I think it was in 2016, and since then a lot of things have happened. In mid-March, we saw the Brexit bill receiving the royal ascent, allowing Teresa May to trigger Article 50, which happened on March 9th. So this gave the UK the ability to leave the EU and start the two-year negotiation process that might be only 18 months, depending on who you talk to. And, of course, we saw on April 29th the 27 EU leaders meeting in Brussels to adopt the Brexit negotiation guidelines.
DP: Since Great Britain first triggered Article 50, the US has seen a change in administration. Has that had any kind of impact on the Brexit landscape?
HA: I think it's still very hard to say what the actual impact is. From the US perspective, many have speculated that it will be a more protectionist trade stance. If that comes to pass, you may see bilateral trade agreements replace more trilateral ones, but I think it's still a little bit too early to see the exact impact.
DP:So here we are, May 10th, 2017. What are some key dates that are coming up for Brexit?
HA: We saw the adoption of the negotiation guidelines and the French elections, with Emmanuel Macron winning in France. So, that will impact the stance that Germany and France are going to take at the negotiation table. June 8th, was the UK parliamentary elections; Brexit talks will start soon after that vote. Then, of course, September 24 this the German parliamentary election and potentially the 4th term for Miss Merkel. In 2019, we have the deadlines to end talks on UK exit terms the extensions that may be required, and the European parliamentary elections. So there are a lot of key deadlines coming upon us that will change the landscape as we go forward.
DP:And what are some of the key negotiation points between Britain and the EU?
HA: Miss Merkel has taken a key stance on a lot of these topics recently. First and foremost, there are the European citizens that reside in the UK, and their position of staying within the UK is an important negotiation point, as well as the financial aspect of Britain leaving the EU. There might be a bill as big as $60 to $100 billion dollars that might be at stake here.
DP:Now, would you call this a winner take all, or will there be some horse trading involved?
HA: I think it will really depend on the various political strengths and cards that can be played from a European perspective. If Miss Merkel is going to win her 4th term, we will still probably see a very strong alliance between France and Germany, and negotiations might be slightly harder for Teresa May. But, of course, it's not a winner takes all. I think a lot of bargaining chips are on the table, and we will see how the discussion will progress as we go forward.
DP: Now, what concerns, if any, are you hearing from clients?
HA: Already, a lot of multinational companies, in particular – banks – are talking about moving key employees out of the UK and into different offices in Paris, Frankfurt, Dublin, and so forth. So, there's definitely a concern about labor movement that is already on the table. Employment contractors are going to matter. How are we going to attract key talent into companies operating in the UK? And, of course, there are broader questions on how the VAT system, for example, is going to change as the UK exits the EU, and so forth. There is a potential for the UK to offer more beneficial tax legislation going forward in order to attract companies to stay. Again, a lot of things are going to be seen on both sides of the table.
DP:So, Henric, clearly over the past year, a lot has happened and there's a lot still to come with Brexit. But at this point in time, what kind of guidance are you giving clients?
HA: I think that's a very important point that you're raising here. Usually what I say is stay informed and up to date as the negotiations are progressing. Prepare a risk analysis of the key issues concerning your business relating to Brexit and a lot of work that can be done now, rather have an ex-ante or exposed position. Do an in-depth analysis of the factors that impact your business resulting from the UK exiting Europe. Collaboration with the trusted advisors can certainly help there. In summary, start now rather than later.
DP:Well, Henric, thank you for this great expertise and insight.
HA: Thank you, Dave, for having me, and I'm sure we have not talked about this for the last time. I think there's a lot to come, and we will regroup when we know more.
About Henric Adey
Henric Adey is the Transfer Pricing Practice Leader at EisnerAmper. As practice leader, he is responsible for advising clients over a wide span of industries concerning both international and multi-state transfer pricing matters.
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Lets use this simple file and create HelloWorld1.java, HelloWorld2.java and HelloWorld3.java. They exist separately this way. BUT say I want to combine them into ONE JTabbedPane - still keeping them separate. I am guessing I would need to create a project (lets say in Eclipse) and set up a JTabbedPane in a forth file and add these? Can someone give me a demonstration of this so I can understand clearer how to go about this. Appreciate any help. Just really interested in what the main (forth) file might look like.

A: public static void main(String[] args) {
    JFrame child = new HelloWorld1("child1");
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A: Solution is very simple:
1) Instead of saying public class HelloWorld1 extends JFrame{....} use public class HelloWorld1 extends JPanel{...}
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Elite snipers Brandon Beckett (Chad Michael Collins) and Richard Miller (Billy Zane) are fighting extremists in the Middle East when Colonel (Dennis Haysbert) gives them a new mission: to protect a gas pipeline stretching from the Republic of Georgia to Western Europe from extremists eager to make a political statement. But when skirmishes with the enemy lead to U.S. snipers being killed by a ghost shooter who locks into their exact location, a security breach is suspected. Fingers are pointed and battle lines are drawn, all leading up to an explosive climax.
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Camille Paglia captures all her best provocations, smoke bombs, and sturdy anti-establishmentarianism in this collection of essays, opening with excerpts from her hefty and admittedly groundbreaking Sexual Personae (1990) and ending with recent publications on Salon.com affirming her stance on abortion and the sadomasochism of high heels.
As usual, Paglia prides herself on being strident, combative, and anti-mainstream, advocating her personal brand of "dissident," "Amazonian feminism" and promising she is the "60s come back to haunt the present." At some points it begins to feel like Paglia's counter-culturalism has become a sheer reflex. If it's a majority opinion, she's going to refute it, and pride herself that her combative instincts (gifted her, she suggests, by her Italian-American descent) have guided her to a truth that the myopic, misguided, spineless crowd is too duped to see or too dim to understand.
The relentless self-satisfaction and feelings of superiority aside, Paglia's intellectual endeavors of the past 27 years are full of striking common sense. Abortion, she declares, should be legal on the sheer fact of constitutional rights. She'll concede pro-lifers the moral high ground, given their feelings about the sanctity of life, but she comes down staunchly libertarian on this political spectrum. Madonna, she noticed early on, is a "real" feminist: "She shows girls how to be attractive, sensual, energetic, ambitious, aggressive, and funny—all at the same time" (50).
Paglia is a big fan of "independence, self-reliance, personal responsibility, and not blaming other people for your problems" (67). She is an unabashed follower of Dionysus and the ideals of beauty and pleasure, preferring de Sade to Rousseau, Freud to Lacan, Wilde to Wollstonecraft. She likes the aggression and athleticism of American football, admires the aesthetic of gay men, and appreciates pornography for its celebration of sexual impulse and its melding of danger and eroticism. Sex is dangerous, Paglia asserts, and danger is sexy. That she pointed out this self-evident truth is why, she seems to think, everybody got on her case over S.P.
Paglia gets less pleasure out of celebrating the things she does like, however, than she does out of bashing the things she hates. Paglia's praise is warm but mild, but her glee when she holds the sledgehammer is glorious to behold. Most of the book is a strident and, by the end, well-rehearsed tirade against the same set of targets: mainstream Western feminism ("Infirmary Feminism") and feminists, with their "moldy neuroses," women's studies centers, poststructuralist theory (oh, how Paglia loathes poststructuralism! she trots out her best insults on this rampage), and the Victorian coddling of college students over date rape.
Libertarian as she is, as noted, Paglia fails to see how a good dose of bucking up, showing some backbone, slinging insults, and—in the case of real women leaders, like female presidential candidates—maybe have a little military training can not immediately solve the problems women have created for themselves by being born into a world where men have invented technology, culture, government, sports, and fashion. Paglia might be more persuasive if she were more inclined to negotiate, consider all sides, explore, rethink, and potentially compromise—best seen in her lecture at MIT, when she howls with outrage over a presentation she had to sit through with a feminist scholar critiquing fashion photography. Beauty is all! Paglia says, not ever considering how a young and impressionable girl might be led to decades of hating and disfiguring her own body because she doesn't live up to these highly managed and curated images. But Paglia is having too much fun to put down the sledgehammer, and besides, she hates sissies.
Though her running patter on the history of second wave feminism, her antipathy for Gloria Steinem, her admiration for women like Amelia Earhart and Katherine Hepburn and Germaine Greer, and her John-the-Baptist sense of being the prophetic voice crying out in the wilderness start to feel worn and well-used by their last iterations (though one has to admire Paglia for her consistency), this book is still a must-read for anyone who calls themselves a feminist. For one thing, her history of feminism, though highly condensed, is highly useful, especially where she finds it infused with nineteenth century utilitarianism and eighteenth century Romanticism.
For another, Paglia's critique of women's studies programs and the way academic feminists train other academic feminists deserves some serious consideration. Her plea to inject some self-possession and some real common sense—and some basic knowledge of science, including biology—into mainstream feminism should be taken seriously, too. Last but not least, her prose, even when she's at her most insulting, has a spare, lithe, powerful beauty. The book is simply fun to read, occasional howlers aside.
And her ultimate call—that feminism create a path for real, tangible equality for all genders, no matter what they are—is, after all, femmeliterate's goal, too. So on that—even though I suspect Paglia would consign me and this site as party to the sniveling, vegetable-crisper School of Feminism—I'm on her side. I wish I were teaching a gender studies class next semester so that I could assign this book.
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World Business Today : CNNW : August 1, 2011 1:00am-2:00am PDT
>>> i'm zain verjee at cnn london. here are the headlines that hour. u.s. and congressional leaders have struck a bipartisan debt 'agreement. it races the debt ceiling immediately and cuts spending by $1 trillion over ten years. more reductions are set for later this year. the compromise heads to the senate and the house of representatives for consideration but its not guaranteed to pass. more on this story in a moment on "world business today." >>> human rights groups are warning that they were struck on monday. troops were sent to hama on sunday to report on terrorist groups. by day's end activists say at least 71 civilians have been killed in hama, the site of huge anti-government protests. >>> on monday is the beginning of ramadan. it's usually the time of good will and muslims fast to show devotion but it's usually high attendance at mosques and many of the anti-government protests have begun after prayers. >>> the former prime minister mubarak's trial has been moved to wednesday. the once untouchable mubarak could face the death penalty for his alleged role in the killings of
>>> i'm zain verjee at cnn london. here are the headlines that hour. u.s. and congressional leaders have struck a bipartisan debt 'agreement. it races the debt ceiling immediately and cuts spending by $1 trillion over ten years. more reductions are set for later this year. the compromise heads to the senate and the house of representatives for consideration but its not guaranteed to pass. more on this story in a moment on "world business today." >>> human rights...
CNN Newsroom : CNNW : October 5, 2013 4:00pm-5:01pm PDT
news on cnn. one is a group that claimed responsibility for the deadly mall killing in kenya, u.s. special forces went on a mission in somalia to take one of their leaders out. the other one is a top al qaeda operative has also been taken out. at least the first person. we are not sure. they went on a mission. the second person, the person in africa here, in libya has been taken out. there are two operations going on. we are talking this man who topped the most wanted list for years. in fact, he is the al qaeda operative responsible for the 1998 bombing of the u.s. embassies. again, may have been captured. barbara starr is our pentagon correspondent. update us on the story, please. >> the senior u.s. official is telling cnn he was captured and that it was indeed u.s. special operations personnel, a second mission in the last 24 hours who conducted a capture operation to get al libi. my colleague confirming the details as well saying it is now likely that al libi will be brought to the united states for prosecution in his alleged role in the 1998 bombings of the u.s. embassies in a
news on cnn. one is a group that claimed responsibility for the deadly mall killing in kenya, u.s. special forces went on a mission in somalia to take one of their leaders out. the other one is a top al qaeda operative has also been taken out. at least the first person. we are not sure. they went on a mission. the second person, the person in africa here, in libya has been taken out. there are two operations going on. we are talking this man who topped the most wanted list for years. in fact,...
CNN Newsroom Live : CNNW : April 16, 2017 12:43am-2:01am PDT
♪ >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> welcome back, everyone. we're welcoming our viewers in the u.s. i'll cyril vannier in atlanta. >> i'm ivan watson. mike pence landed in seoul hours after another failed missile launch by north korea. aides to the vice president says he has been in contact with president trump. the launch was made from the port city of sinpo on the east coast. the type of missile has not been identified. but the u.s. military does not believe it was intercontinental. a u.s. official says the land-based weapon malfunctioned almost immediately and exploded. our will ripley is one of the few western journalists currently reporting from north korea. and alexander field is standing by, south of the demilitarized zone, in south korea. thank you for joining us at this hour. will, a go to you first in pyongya pyongyang. were you surprised by reports of this missile launch? and does anybody else in north korea know about it? >> the answer to your first question, was i surprised? yes and no. we've been talking about the possibility of a sixth nuclear test. and even at the p
♪ >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> welcome back, everyone. we're welcoming our viewers in the u.s. i'll cyril vannier in atlanta. >> i'm ivan watson. mike pence landed in seoul hours after another failed missile launch by north korea. aides to the vice president says he has been in contact with president trump. the launch was made from the port city of sinpo on the east coast. the type of missile has not been identified. but the u.s. military does not believe it was...
Crossfire : CNNW : September 23, 2014 3:30pm-4:01pm PDT
you learning? >> reporter: wolf, learning that u.s. officials have known al qaeda operatives were in syria plotting attacks since at least the spring but more recent intelligence suggested they were in the end game of planning an attack, possibly against the u.s., using western recruits. and u.s. officials say they had to act fast to disrupt them. the u.s. officials say one of the goals of american-led air strikes in syria was to eliminate the command and control structures of a terrorist group called khorasan. in terms of the khorasan group, withcy a network of seasoned al qaeda veterans. hich is a netwo al qaeda veterans. >> reporter: senior u.s. officials tell cnn in july, security at names was increased after intelligence suggested khorasan was creating easily concealed bombs for western recruits to smuggle onto airplanes. what makes the threat of khorasan's attack so worrying is their ties to al qaeda's master bomb maker in yemen, ibraham al-asiri r. >> the concern is that al-asiri trained a number of apprentices in these techniques and these apprentices, some migrated to syria.
you learning? >> reporter: wolf, learning that u.s. officials have known al qaeda operatives were in syria plotting attacks since at least the spring but more recent intelligence suggested they were in the end game of planning an attack, possibly against the u.s., using western recruits. and u.s. officials say they had to act fast to disrupt them. the u.s. officials say one of the goals of american-led air strikes in syria was to eliminate the command and control structures of a...
EarlyStart : CNNW : September 12, 2012 2:00am-4:00am PDT
>>> that's it for us. thank you for watching. "early start" begins now. >>> u.s. diplomatic compounds targeted in two muslim countries. a state department worker killed. the u.s. flag torn down. >>> no deal in chicago. striking teachers and a school board still miles apart in talks leaving kids out of school now for a third day. >>> and the wait is almost over. apple is just hours away from unveiling the new iphone 5. good morning, welcome to "early start." i'm christie romans in this morning. >> we are happy to have you. i'm zoraida sambolin. it's 5:00 a.m. in the east. let's get started. we begin with the attacks against two u.s. diplomatic compounds overseas. first libya where militants staged a protest outside the u.s. consulate in ben za lee leading to clashes with security forces and the death of a security department officer. >>> the other powder keg is in cairo where several men managed to scale the walls of the u.s. embassy. take a look at this. they tore down all the american flags. ian lee is live from cairo this morning. i want to start with what has caused all t
>>> that's it for us. thank you for watching. "early start" begins now. >>> u.s. diplomatic compounds targeted in two muslim countries. a state department worker killed. the u.s. flag torn down. >>> no deal in chicago. striking teachers and a school board still miles apart in talks leaving kids out of school now for a third day. >>> and the wait is almost over. apple is just hours away from unveiling the new iphone 5. good morning, welcome to...
." >>> happening now, breaking news, u.s. sailors seized. ten u.s. navy sailors they are now in iranian custody after two small u.s. navy vessels entered iranian waters. urgent high-level effortsed up way to try to secure their release. >>> suicide blast. isis blamed for a bloody attack on u.s. ally. a bombing in istanbul's tourist district kills at least ten foreigners. turkey said the assailant recently arrived from syria. >>> moscow says it will create new army divisions based in europe and make five nuclear missiles ready for combat. president put. says it's possible they could give syria's president asylum. >>> the president puts finishing touches on his last state of the union address. he'll speak just hours from now. can he get his agenda on track or is he already just a lame duck? we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >> breaking news, ten american sailors are now being held by iran after their two small u.s. navy vessels apparently entered irani
." >>> happening now, breaking news, u.s. sailors seized. ten u.s. navy sailors they are now in iranian custody after two small u.s. navy vessels entered iranian waters. urgent high-level effortsed up way to try to secure their release. >>> suicide blast. isis blamed for a bloody attack on u.s. ally. a bombing in istanbul's tourist district kills at least ten foreigners. turkey said the assailant recently arrived from syria. >>> moscow says it will create new...
The Situation Room : CNNW : April 6, 2015 2:00pm-4:01pm PDT
able to stop them? >>> terror offensive. a major u.s. ally melting down. one american is dead in the fighting. why is the u.s. not evacuating its citizens and can the meltdown be stopped? i will ask the saudi ambassador to the united states. his country is now leading the fight. >>> talking points. israel goes on the offensive, demanding changes to the nuclear deal with iran. can the israelis get what they want? >>> and north korea women's march. new details of plans for a controversial march just as kim jong-un is bringing back the so-called pleasure squads of young women. why is america's most famous feminist planning to take part in the demonstration? i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> breaking now. terrorist forces on the rampage and threatening new attacks. the al qaeda affiliate in kenya responsible for that university massacre is now vowing that the country's streets quote, will run red with blood. and now both al qaeda and isis forces have seized control of a refugee camp in syria and 18,000 people are trapped inside. their lives profoundly threatened. righ
able to stop them? >>> terror offensive. a major u.s. ally melting down. one american is dead in the fighting. why is the u.s. not evacuating its citizens and can the meltdown be stopped? i will ask the saudi ambassador to the united states. his country is now leading the fight. >>> talking points. israel goes on the offensive, demanding changes to the nuclear deal with iran. can the israelis get what they want? >>> and north korea women's march. new details of plans...
CNNI Simulcast : CNNW : April 26, 2014 2:00am-3:01am PDT
welcome to on you viewers in the u.s. and around the world. air force one just touched down in kuala lumpur moments ago. he's in the asian region during a particularly painful time for so many people. we'll stay on these live pictures and wait for the u.s. president to depart. we expect that to happen in moments. but this has been a busy trip for the u.s. president. overshadowed somewhat by a number of transportation tragedies in different asian countries on friday, in south korea mr. obama offered condolences for the sinking of the sea ferry there. he pointed out he has two daughters the same age of many of the school children on that vessel. in malaysia the anger and anguish continue for so many families. president obama arriving in the country right now, seven weeks after the disappearance of malaysia airline flight 370. 239 people aboard that boeing 777. as we said, not a trace of wreckage has been found. the u.s. president told malaysian newspaper, in fact, his country is committed to helping in the search efforts, of course. the fbi has helped in its investigation and so has th
welcome to on you viewers in the u.s. and around the world. air force one just touched down in kuala lumpur moments ago. he's in the asian region during a particularly painful time for so many people. we'll stay on these live pictures and wait for the u.s. president to depart. we expect that to happen in moments. but this has been a busy trip for the u.s. president. overshadowed somewhat by a number of transportation tragedies in different asian countries on friday, in south korea mr. obama...
CNN Tonight With Don Lemon : CNNW : April 14, 2018 12:00am-1:00am PDT
. >> and i'm bianca nobel low. >> the u.s., uk and france say they have launched military strikes against the syrian government and its chemical weapons program. >> these scenes show damascus earlier. they appear to show weapons of some kind streaking across the sky. we know aircraft, missiles, and at least one warship have been used in the strikes. >> the syrian military says more than 100 missiles were fired. they say the majority of them were intercepted but some hit targets including a research center. this is video that syrian military media posted online. here's how u.s. president donald trump announced the attacks. >> a short time ago, i ordered the united states armed forces to launch precision strikes on targets associated with the chemical weapons capabilities of syrian dictator bashar al assad. a combined operation with the armed forces of france and the united kingdom is now under way. >> the u.s. says the operation has targeted at least three sites. they include a research center near damascus, a chemical weapons storage facility west of homs, and a nearby command post and st
. >> and i'm bianca nobel low. >> the u.s., uk and france say they have launched military strikes against the syrian government and its chemical weapons program. >> these scenes show damascus earlier. they appear to show weapons of some kind streaking across the sky. we know aircraft, missiles, and at least one warship have been used in the strikes. >> the syrian military says more than 100 missiles were fired. they say the majority of them were intercepted but some hit...
Anderson Cooper 360 : CNNW : October 16, 2013 10:00pm-11:01pm PDT
weiner. good night. >>> the u.s. steps back from the brink of disaster. >> hopefully next time it wouldn't be in the 11th hour. >> there is a deal to raise the debt limit. and to reopen the government. >> we fought the good fight. we just didn't win. >> republican lawmakers blinked first in the 16-day staring contest, and they're not happy. >> this is a terrible deal. >> this is as far left as many of us had hoped for frankly, but it is far better than what some have sought. >> what could the back lash mean for the party, and the country? markets seem happy with the deal. >> the eyes of the world have been in washington all this week. and that is a ground under statement. >> but had the damage already been done overseas? >> hello, and welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. >> this is cnn news room, of course, one story today, u.s. president barack obama has signed a bill to end the government shutdown and raise the country's debt limit. >> the bill passed both houses of congress wednesday night including the republican-controlled house of representatives
weiner. good night. >>> the u.s. steps back from the brink of disaster. >> hopefully next time it wouldn't be in the 11th hour. >> there is a deal to raise the debt limit. and to reopen the government. >> we fought the good fight. we just didn't win. >> republican lawmakers blinked first in the 16-day staring contest, and they're not happy. >> this is a terrible deal. >> this is as far left as many of us had hoped for frankly, but it is far better...
, a look at changes already being made to u.s. airports. we're going to get a live report from laguardia in new york right after this. ♪ ♪music continues [daughter] papa! [father] i missed you! [daughter]did you bring new ones? [announcer]you work hard for more than just you... [daughter]you went to montana?! [father] i did. [announcer] working together,we'll help you save for her future geology degree. wells fargo. together we'll go far. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> a u.s. air strike targeted the leader of the taliban in a remote area near the border of afghanistan and pakistan. the pentagon says that he was actively involved in planning attacks against facilities in kabul and across afghanistan presenting a threat to afghan civilians and security forces. our personnel statement says and coalition partners. i want to bring in now lieutenant colonel frank, long time intelligence officer in the u.s. military. a leader of the taliban, he, of course, the successor to omar, that our viewers were familiar with, the leader of the taliban during the time of 9/11. the pentago
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CNN Newsroom With Fredricka Whitfield : CNNW : June 21, 2014 7:00am-11:01am PDT
your country. >> he says no u.s. military action can bridge the sectarian divisions that threaten iraq's future. kate bolduan has a one-on-one interview with the president. good morning, kate. >> reporter: i started by asking the president about prime minister nuri al maliki who the president just a few months ago commended for ensuring an inclusive and democratic iraq. but maliki has done none of that. so how can anything get fixed there with him in power? >> we gave iraq the chance to have an inclusive democracy, to work across sectarian lines, to provide a better future for their children. and unfortunately what we've seen is a breakdown of trust. there's no doubt that there has been a suspicion for quite some time now among sunnis that they have no access to using the political process to deal with their grievances. and that is in part the reason why a better armed and larger number of iraqi security forces melted away when an extremist group, isis, started rolling through the western portions of iraq. so part of the task now is to see whether iraqi leaders are prepared to ris
your country. >> he says no u.s. military action can bridge the sectarian divisions that threaten iraq's future. kate bolduan has a one-on-one interview with the president. good morning, kate. >> reporter: i started by asking the president about prime minister nuri al maliki who the president just a few months ago commended for ensuring an inclusive and democratic iraq. but maliki has done none of that. so how can anything get fixed there with him in power? >> we gave iraq...
New Day : CNNW : September 23, 2014 3:00am-6:01am PDT
with us. u.s. forces pounding isis targets inside syria for the first time. a little bit of the sound of the situation, you're looking at brand-new video as well, just in, tomahawk missiles being launched from u.s. ships at isis targets, the mission is clear -- to degrade and destroy isis. the attacks described as intense with the missiles, as well as fighter jets and bombers. the targets? we're told as many as 20, mostly in the isis stronghold of ragga. in the northern part of syria. this was not just the u.s. we did not go it alone. >> five arab nations joined the campaign. jordan, saudi arabia, bahrain, qatar and the united arab emirates. look at the video of a separate u.s. strike against a network of al qaeda terrorists, veterans, in syria. officials say they disrupted an imminent attack, that was being plotted against the u.s. and western interests. >> we're going to have complete coverage of this throughout the morning. let's get to the pentagon with correspondent barbara starr what do we know? >> the u.s. picked its targets very carefully. hitting what mattered to isis t
with us. u.s. forces pounding isis targets inside syria for the first time. a little bit of the sound of the situation, you're looking at brand-new video as well, just in, tomahawk missiles being launched from u.s. ships at isis targets, the mission is clear -- to degrade and destroy isis. the attacks described as intense with the missiles, as well as fighter jets and bombers. the targets? we're told as many as 20, mostly in the isis stronghold of ragga. in the northern part of syria. this was...
At This Hour With Berman and Michaela : CNNW : December 17, 2014 8:00am-9:01am PST
u.s. it's releasing alan gross from prison after five years. >> a series of genuinely breathtaking developments. cuba is also releasing a u.s. intelligence asset, a spy, who's been locked up in cuba for more than 20 years. in return washington is freeing three cuban spies convicted in 2001 of espionage. that is big in and of itself. it all seems part now of something much, much bigger. president obama will announce major changes in u.s. policy toward cuba. officials calling them the most sweeping changes since the embargo began more than 50 years ago. >> cuban president raul castro is planning a similar announcement next hour on cuban tv. the big question at this hour, does this foreshadow a return to normal relations with the island nation, a country that has been a thorn in washington's side since fidel castro took power back in 1959. cnn is covering this from all angles. we should mention we're the only u.s. network on the ground in cuba. patrick oppman is in havana. michelle kosinski joins us from the white house. >> and justice reporter evan perez and global affairs correspond
u.s. it's releasing alan gross from prison after five years. >> a series of genuinely breathtaking developments. cuba is also releasing a u.s. intelligence asset, a spy, who's been locked up in cuba for more than 20 years. in return washington is freeing three cuban spies convicted in 2001 of espionage. that is big in and of itself. it all seems part now of something much, much bigger. president obama will announce major changes in u.s. policy toward cuba. officials calling them the most...
CNN Newsroom : CNNW : October 21, 2011 8:00am-10:00am PDT
, you'll know our name. sun life financial. >>> the u.s. economy owes a big thank you to thousands who don't live this this country. foreign buyers are snapping up homes and condos in record numbers and it's boosting the weak housing market. alison kosik is with us from the new york stock exchange. how much money are we talking? >> if you talk percentage wise, foreigners make up 8% of the u.s. home sales, talking dollars and cents, big money, $80 billion a year put into u.s. housing. that number has actually been growing. you know why? because foreigners are more competent in u.s. real estate than americans are. the national association of realtors says that they went ahead and looked at half of foreign buyers who said the reason they bought is because they think that u.s. real estate is safer and more profitable. >> wow. a lot of people don't believe that here. where in the country are they attracting most of these international folks? >> well, it's the areas you would guess, the big foreclosure areas like florida, arizona, the big attraction there is the lower prices and no matter ho
, you'll know our name. sun life financial. >>> the u.s. economy owes a big thank you to thousands who don't live this this country. foreign buyers are snapping up homes and condos in record numbers and it's boosting the weak housing market. alison kosik is with us from the new york stock exchange. how much money are we talking? >> if you talk percentage wise, foreigners make up 8% of the u.s. home sales, talking dollars and cents, big money, $80 billion a year put into u.s....
The Situation Room : CNNW : June 15, 2015 2:00pm-3:01pm PDT
already named a replacement after a suspected u.s. drone strike takes out its top leader. a separate u.s. air strike reportedly hit, killing a most wanted terrorist. just jeb. he is the third bush to throw his hat into the lead but is he running away from his family name? >>> and tables turned a prison worker who allegedly helped two killers break out of the jail is now the only one of them behind bars. where are the escapees? >>> and forced out. a regional naacp official who presented herself as african-americans, but outed by her parents as while, steps down from her position. how much damage was done? i'll be asking the naacp president. wolf blitzer is off today. i'm brianna keilar you're in oich oich. >>> we have breaking news the u.s. has apparently scored a major victory in the war against terrorism. officials in yemen say the leader of al qaeda's most dangerous branch has been killed in a suspected u.s. drone strike and within the terror group itself there's record that he's already been replaced. this follows report that a most wanted al qaeda figure has also been killed in a
already named a replacement after a suspected u.s. drone strike takes out its top leader. a separate u.s. air strike reportedly hit, killing a most wanted terrorist. just jeb. he is the third bush to throw his hat into the lead but is he running away from his family name? >>> and tables turned a prison worker who allegedly helped two killers break out of the jail is now the only one of them behind bars. where are the escapees? >>> and forced out. a regional naacp official who...
CNN Special Report: Space War: The Next Battlefield : CNNW : November 29, 2016 9:00pm-10:01pm PST
>> announcer: the following is a cnn special report. >> it is an arms race. >> is the u.s. at risk of losing? >> i think so. >> in outer space. >> looks like a communications satellite, when in actuality, it is also a weapon. >> threats of a potential world war iii. >> i think it's an inevitability over time. >> unimaginable weapons. >> you could kidnap another satellite? >> essentially. >> designed to bring america to its knees. >> our satellites are at risk. and our ground infrastructure is at risk. >> standby! data building in florida! >> what can the u.s. possibly do to prevent this catastrophe? >> this is a cube sat. >> to find out, we go inside and underground. >> so this is the global operations -- >> with rare access to the places and the people preparing for "war in space: the next battlefield." >>> as the sun sets and the nation goes to sleep, the battle for supremacy in space is about to begin. one final night before americans wake up to a new and daunting reality. 10:00 a.m., new york. 7:00 a.m., los angeles. cities normally buzzing with the morning rush suddenly stall.
>> announcer: the following is a cnn special report. >> it is an arms race. >> is the u.s. at risk of losing? >> i think so. >> in outer space. >> looks like a communications satellite, when in actuality, it is also a weapon. >> threats of a potential world war iii. >> i think it's an inevitability over time. >> unimaginable weapons. >> you could kidnap another satellite? >> essentially. >> designed to bring america to its...
CNN Newsroom With Fredricka Whitfield : CNNW : April 8, 2017 11:00am-11:31am PDT
strikes. >> reporter: tlrl several air strikes after the u.s. strike over the air base. activists say there is one woman have been kailled and three others injured. the attempt by bashar al-assad to show defiance and show that'll not be cowed and military campaign against the opposition is continuing. as you mentioned, we know the air base, once again this is the air base that u.s. strikes targeted. although it is important to end the size that the u.s. did not attempt to render the base on usable. the attempt from the u.s. strikes point of view was to stop it from being used as a launch base as chemical weapons. the u.s. targeted 20 syrians claims there as well as weapon dump and storage facility. they did not destroy the runway itself. we know that the russians have moved with crew missiles aboardaboarrted towards the west of syria. this looks like a display of force. despite these strikes, the assad regime, and its backers in the form of russian military will go about business as usual fredr fredrika. >> demonstrating those missile strikes were not crippling? >>. >> i think that's
strikes. >> reporter: tlrl several air strikes after the u.s. strike over the air base. activists say there is one woman have been kailled and three others injured. the attempt by bashar al-assad to show defiance and show that'll not be cowed and military campaign against the opposition is continuing. as you mentioned, we know the air base, once again this is the air base that u.s. strikes targeted. although it is important to end the size that the u.s. did not attempt to render the base...
Early Start With Christine Romans and Dave Briggs : CNNW : May 9, 2018 1:00am-2:00am PDT
. >> the u.s. is out of the iran deal. the question, what's next to keep iran from developing a nuclear weapon? >>> and a cnn exclusive. the special counsel is talking to a russian oligarch about hundreds of thousands of dollars pesticide paid to the president's personal attorney. what is that about? good morning, and welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> that needs explaining. we'll get to it in a moment. i'm dave briggs. it's may 9th, we have live reports from tehran. breaking news, mike pompeo in north korea this hour. according to the south korean government officials, the newly minted secretary of state is expected to return home with three american detainees. let's bring in cnn's paula hancocks live with us from seoul, south korea. good morning. >> reporter: hello, dave. we know from one south korean official that they expect mike pmpeo to leave pyongyang with three detainees. it is just an expectation, at this point. we have no clarification or confirmation that that could happen. the u.s. secretary of state on his way to pyongyang said that they've been asking about
. >> the u.s. is out of the iran deal. the question, what's next to keep iran from developing a nuclear weapon? >>> and a cnn exclusive. the special counsel is talking to a russian oligarch about hundreds of thousands of dollars pesticide paid to the president's personal attorney. what is that about? good morning, and welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> that needs explaining. we'll get to it in a moment. i'm dave briggs. it's may 9th, we have live...
Early Start with Christine Romans and Dave Briggs : CNNW : July 5, 2017 1:00am-2:01am PDT
better diplomatic tie. there will be a number of topics on the table. u.s. officials are expected to bring up the conflicts in syria and ukraine, but the president is not expected to talk to putin about russia's alleged attempt to meddle in the u.s. election. one thing that both leaders will likely talk about though is north korea and president putin at a press conference with the president of china on tuesday where they talked about settling the situation and putin specifically talked about his concern about the deployment of more u.s. weapons in south korea. >> all right. thank you for that. officials have reason to hope president trump's second european trip will be smoother than his visit in may. that was marked by awkward body language and the president scolding world leaders for not meeting their nato obligations. >>> the pop you list government is expected to roll out the red carpet. cnn's melissa bell joins us from warsaw. does the president face a warm welcome or a cold shoulder in europe? >> reporter: no, he had faced skeptics back in may. this time he's beginning this trip
better diplomatic tie. there will be a number of topics on the table. u.s. officials are expected to bring up the conflicts in syria and ukraine, but the president is not expected to talk to putin about russia's alleged attempt to meddle in the u.s. election. one thing that both leaders will likely talk about though is north korea and president putin at a press conference with the president of china on tuesday where they talked about settling the situation and putin specifically talked about...
CNN Newsroom With Fredricka Whitfield : CNNW : August 9, 2014 7:00am-11:01am PDT
operations there. in the meantime, west of the village you can see on the map, u.s. military planes have dropped more water and more food for the folks there. >> look inside this warehouse. the packages prepped for members of the yazidi minority, trapped there you heard in the mountains there by isis militants who say they have to convert to islam or die. >> this night vision video there we're just getting in, too, shows the pallet dropping off a cargo plane. the prime minister says hid nation may contribute aircraft to the mission as well. >> look at the aerial view here. you see the circles there. the parachutes connected to those bundles as they now fall down into that range of the mountains. we're learning this morning from british news reports as well that a british cargo plane is now heading to iraq to deliver more aid. the united states trying to clear what they call a human karen corridor to help iraqis flee. >> president obama reiterated today in his weekly address, "american combat troops will not be returning to fight in iraq." victor said, we expect to hear from him in 2
operations there. in the meantime, west of the village you can see on the map, u.s. military planes have dropped more water and more food for the folks there. >> look inside this warehouse. the packages prepped for members of the yazidi minority, trapped there you heard in the mountains there by isis militants who say they have to convert to islam or die. >> this night vision video there we're just getting in, too, shows the pallet dropping off a cargo plane. the prime minister says...
Situation Room With Wolf Blitzer : CNNW : August 11, 2017 3:00pm-4:00pm PDT
talking about war? will the u.s. go to war? >> i think you know the answer to that. >> is iran abiding by the nuclear agreement in your view? >> we have some pretty strong opinions. i would say they are certainly not abiding by the spirit of the agreement. and that goes for really a further step. i would say that the spirit of the agreement iran is not abiding by, absolutely. >> staying in that region, do you have the right generals in place right now for the fight in afghanistan? >> well, we're going to make a determination, peter, in a very short period of time as to afghanistan. i've been looking at it. it's our longest war in history, 17 years. that's unacceptable. we will be making decisions as you know, very well. we're looking into that very closely. we talked about it a little bit today. we talked about venezuela today also, by the way. venezuela is a mess. it is very dangerous mess and a very sad situation, but we talked about venezuela also. >> we're a couple weeks into general john kelly's time as your chief of staff, what have you done differently? what has he done
talking about war? will the u.s. go to war? >> i think you know the answer to that. >> is iran abiding by the nuclear agreement in your view? >> we have some pretty strong opinions. i would say they are certainly not abiding by the spirit of the agreement. and that goes for really a further step. i would say that the spirit of the agreement iran is not abiding by, absolutely. >> staying in that region, do you have the right generals in place right now for the fight in...
Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown : CNNW : February 3, 2017 11:00pm-12:01am PST
. >> and i'm michael holmes. a warm welcome to you. we are live with the breaking news on the u.s. president the white house is gearing up for what be a big court fight. on friday, a u.s. federal judge in washington state temporarily froze the president's immigration order nationwide. >> it had been sparking huge protests in the u.s. but also around the world. in response, the white house now says it's going to challenge the judge's order. in the meantime, u.s. customs officials now telling airlines that the government will begin reinstating canceled visas. >> now, this is the latest of multiple judicial orders suspending president trump's travel ban. the attorney general for washington state says it's the white house that's causing the chaos. >> the question, because this happened at 4:00 would there be some confusion. i'll tell you where there's been some confusion. the president's executive order. that's what caused confusion. i'm sorry. it's keystone cops. it really is. that's not just me speaking. that's republican members of congress. that's what's caused the confusion. so,
. >> and i'm michael holmes. a warm welcome to you. we are live with the breaking news on the u.s. president the white house is gearing up for what be a big court fight. on friday, a u.s. federal judge in washington state temporarily froze the president's immigration order nationwide. >> it had been sparking huge protests in the u.s. but also around the world. in response, the white house now says it's going to challenge the judge's order. in the meantime, u.s. customs officials now...
CNN Newsroom Live : CNNW : May 25, 2019 1:00am-2:00am PDT
peop peoples' interest or his own. >>> just moments ago the u.s. president landed in japan, set to meet with the nation's prime minister and new emperor. cnn has a live report ahead for you. >>> also this hour, the race to replace theresa may. could the new british prime minister be a man compared to president trump? >>> also ahead this hour, a human traffic jam on mount mt. t creating deadly conditions there. >> and we're coming to you live from atlanta. i'm naturally alie allen. >> and i'm george howell. "newsroom" starts right now. >>> 4:00 a.m. here on the u.s. east coast and 5:00 p.m. in tokyo where air force one has just touched down. beginning a four day state visit for u.s. president donald trump. the trip offers a brief respite as you can imagine from mr. trump's deepening political problems back home, including growing calls for his impeachment. >> and just hours ago, a federal judge put the brakes on president trump's plan to use pentagon funds to build sections of a southern border wall in mexico. the judge granted the preliminary injunction on the grounds the president
peop peoples' interest or his own. >>> just moments ago the u.s. president landed in japan, set to meet with the nation's prime minister and new emperor. cnn has a live report ahead for you. >>> also this hour, the race to replace theresa may. could the new british prime minister be a man compared to president trump? >>> also ahead this hour, a human traffic jam on mount mt. t creating deadly conditions there. >> and we're coming to you live from atlanta. i'm...
threat. cnn is learning alarming new information about what led to a new u.s. military buildup in the middle east. why are the iranians moving short-range ballistic missiles by boat? >>> and he's ready. joe biden's wife, jill, sits down with cnn's dana bash to discuss her family, the shattering loss of biden's son, be bo, and the controversy over her husband's questionable touching of other women. how does shelf about his new race for the white house? >>> i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> we're following multiple breaking stories. house democrats are meeting right now to discuss what to do after this afternoon's negotiating session involving committee staffers and the justice department. a vote to cite the attorney general, william barr, for contempt of congress remains set for tomorrow. barr is refusing democrats' demands for access to the full mueller report. and in another missed deadline, former white house counsel don mcgahn failed to turn over documents requested by the committee. the white house is raising the possibility o
threat. cnn is learning alarming new information about what led to a new u.s. military buildup in the middle east. why are the iranians moving short-range ballistic missiles by boat? >>> and he's ready. joe biden's wife, jill, sits down with cnn's dana bash to discuss her family, the shattering loss of biden's son, be bo, and the controversy over her husband's questionable touching of other women. how does shelf about his new race for the white house? >>> i'm wolf blitzer....
CNN Newsroom With Carol Costello : CNNW : August 8, 2014 7:00am-8:01am PDT
iraq, this morning, the u.s. launching air strikes to avoid what president obama and secretary of state john kerry have called a potential genocide. the goal to stop the advance of what's now being called the islamic state or isis, a group of sunni extremists spearheading a brutal campaign to take over the region and eliminate christians, other religious minorities who get in their way. >>> also, cease-fire ends. rockets are flying. an impasse right now, america watching with a laser focus on what happens next. let's begin our coverage first in iraq from the pentagon to the white house, to the center of the crisis in iraq and beyond, cnn is covering this story like no other network can. our senior white house correspondent jim acosta is at the white house, barbara starr is at the pentagon. jim, let me start with you, the president authorized u.s. air strikes. today the air strikes against these isis targets in iraq began. tell us what we know. >> that's right. and i can tell you from talking to deputy national security adviser ben rhodes whn the last hour that the president did no
iraq, this morning, the u.s. launching air strikes to avoid what president obama and secretary of state john kerry have called a potential genocide. the goal to stop the advance of what's now being called the islamic state or isis, a group of sunni extremists spearheading a brutal campaign to take over the region and eliminate christians, other religious minorities who get in their way. >>> also, cease-fire ends. rockets are flying. an impasse right now, america watching with a laser...
Situation Room With Wolf Blitzer : CNNW : October 6, 2015 2:00pm-4:01pm PDT
situation room." thanks for watching. >>> happening now -- illegal strike in the u.s. is accused of a car crime for the deadly air strike on a hospital in afghanistan. the pentagon admits a mistake, pledges a thorough investigation and orders new training for troops. after 14 year of war in afghanistan, aren't there already rules of engagement there? >>> hostile skies, russian air strikes, new calls for a no-fly zone. will that lead to a showdown? >> rising rivers more dams at risk in south carolina where there are fears the flooding will even get worse. as the death toll climbs, residents are warned the situation remain very dangerous. >>> eye of the storm. a ship with 33 crew members aboard, including 28 americans, disappears in the middle of a hurricane. searchers find a massive debris field. can they find any survivors? i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> already, facing a bloody upsurge by the taliban, the u.s. is accused of a car crime after a deadly strike on a hospital. addressing concerns about the way the war's going, general john campbell says the air strike w
situation room." thanks for watching. >>> happening now -- illegal strike in the u.s. is accused of a car crime for the deadly air strike on a hospital in afghanistan. the pentagon admits a mistake, pledges a thorough investigation and orders new training for troops. after 14 year of war in afghanistan, aren't there already rules of engagement there? >>> hostile skies, russian air strikes, new calls for a no-fly zone. will that lead to a showdown? >> rising rivers...
Early Start With John Berman and Christine Romans : CNNW : September 5, 2016 1:00am-2:01am PDT
moment president obama touched down. shouting matches with chinese security and u.s. officials. at one point, nearly coming to blows. u.s. officials were not surprised by that. things like this happen when they visit china. this is another stark reminder of how difficult some of the relationships that president obama is trying to manage in this part of the world can be including with china. president obama sat down for four hours with china's president yesterday. you know, president obama said it would be a candid discussion even in areas of human rights. human rights was not mentioned in the read-out of the meeting president obama had with turkey's president erdogan. although turkey has been criticized after the coup attempt there. arresting or firing tens of thousands of people, including teachers and journalists. the president also will have other meetings and now comes this moment in a sense we have been waiting for. it is not a formal sit down, but it is a meeting with russia's president vladimir putin. that comes, of course, just as talks have broken down yet again over tryin
moment president obama touched down. shouting matches with chinese security and u.s. officials. at one point, nearly coming to blows. u.s. officials were not surprised by that. things like this happen when they visit china. this is another stark reminder of how difficult some of the relationships that president obama is trying to manage in this part of the world can be including with china. president obama sat down for four hours with china's president yesterday. you know, president obama said...
New Day : CNNW : July 1, 2014 3:00am-6:01am PDT
word means savior, and that's what we're looking for on the u.s. soccer side. the mood here is amazing. there are so many americans, literally counted some 30 states we met people from last night all ready for the big game. i'm not wearing this to look different. i'm wearing this to fit in. american enthusiasm has run wild, and it all comes down to what will happen in that stadium just a few hours from now. belgium-usa. the winner advances. the loser, let's not even talk about it. i don't want to offend any belgians. we'll bring in lara baldesarra. this game, the pressure. the belgium side has all the hoopla and they have kind of underperformed. the u.s. has performed well. how do you see it? >> as a very, very tight match. these two are evenly matched. you talked about the belgians underperforming a bit. have they been underperforming or kind of heating up at the right time. >> scary. >> coming into this match with the usa in the best form yet versus a team that's very tough to break through. they have only conceded one goal, a penalty kick so the usa has their work cut out fo
word means savior, and that's what we're looking for on the u.s. soccer side. the mood here is amazing. there are so many americans, literally counted some 30 states we met people from last night all ready for the big game. i'm not wearing this to look different. i'm wearing this to fit in. american enthusiasm has run wild, and it all comes down to what will happen in that stadium just a few hours from now. belgium-usa. the winner advances. the loser, let's not even talk about it. i don't want...
To Be Announced : CNNW : October 17, 2013 12:00am-1:01am PDT
southern how's that function? ♪ >>> the u.s. steps back from the brink of disaster. >> hopefully next time it won't be in the 11th hour. >> there's a deal to raise the debt limit. and to reopen the government. >> we fought a good fight. we just didn't win. >> republican lawmakers blinked first in the 16-day staring contest and they're not happy. >> this is a terrible deal. >> this is far less than many of us had hoped for, frankly, but it's far better than what some had thought. >> what could the backlash mean for the party and the country? >> markets soared on the news. >> the eyes of the world have been on washington all this week. and that is a gross understatement. >> but has the damage already been done? >> lots to get to in this special hour of "cnn newsroom." i'm john vause. >> it's 3 a.m. in the united states. if central european time, 9 a.m. we want to welcome our viewers all around the world, including the u.s., i'm hala gorani. >> president obama signed a bill officially reopening the government and avoiding a catastrophic default on the u.s. >> the u.s. congress agreed to
southern how's that function? ♪ >>> the u.s. steps back from the brink of disaster. >> hopefully next time it won't be in the 11th hour. >> there's a deal to raise the debt limit. and to reopen the government. >> we fought a good fight. we just didn't win. >> republican lawmakers blinked first in the 16-day staring contest and they're not happy. >> this is a terrible deal. >> this is far less than many of us had hoped for, frankly, but it's far...
Vital Signs with Dr. Sanjay Gupta : CNNW : March 11, 2017 11:30am-12:01pm PST
bharara announced he has been fired after dozens of u.s. attorneys were told to step down as they got notice last might, friday, at the end of the working day with outrage over how the process was handled. cnn justice reporter laura jarrett on the phone. what more do we moe, laura, about his tweet saying he was indeed, fired? >> reporter: that's right, frederica. he tweeted out moments ago, i did not resign. being u.s. attorney in the southern district of new york will forever be the greatest honor of my professional life and that's all he said. he did not say who called him or reveal any other details. but we are learning that he was asked to resign yesterday along with the other 46 u.s. attorneys across the country. we're told by a u.s. official he was asked to resign just like the rest for purposes of uniformity, but as you have pointed out before earlier today, that this is a big turn of events as last november, he was told he would be allowed to stay on by the president of the united states. so we don't know all the details, what changed over these last three months, frederic
bharara announced he has been fired after dozens of u.s. attorneys were told to step down as they got notice last might, friday, at the end of the working day with outrage over how the process was handled. cnn justice reporter laura jarrett on the phone. what more do we moe, laura, about his tweet saying he was indeed, fired? >> reporter: that's right, frederica. he tweeted out moments ago, i did not resign. being u.s. attorney in the southern district of new york will forever be the...
Situation Room With Wolf Blitzer : CNNW : November 30, 2015 2:00pm-4:01pm PST
u.s.-led coalition to fight the terrorists? new isis ambition. terrorist forces creating a new stronghold on another continent. now bringing their depraved brutality to libya with its self-proclaimed capital in syria under increasing assault, is isis looking for a place to regroup? i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> we're following the breaking news. the u.s. embassy in kabul, afghanistan, taking dramatic action warning of a possible attack in the next 48 hours. americans in the afghan capital being urged right now to use extreme caution as officials deem the threat, quote, very significant, active and credible. also breaking this hour, sources telling cnn that investigators are now looking into whether the eighth paris terrorist, salah abdelsalam, escaped to syria. and now we're also learning of a planned second wave of attacks against transportation networks, schools and jewish targets in france. we're covering that, much more this hour with our guests including the chairman of the house armed services committee, congressman ma
u.s.-led coalition to fight the terrorists? new isis ambition. terrorist forces creating a new stronghold on another continent. now bringing their depraved brutality to libya with its self-proclaimed capital in syria under increasing assault, is isis looking for a place to regroup? i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> we're following the breaking news. the u.s. embassy in kabul, afghanistan, taking dramatic action warning...
CNN Newsroom : CNNW : June 16, 2014 11:00am-1:01pm PDT
for the worst. some 100 u.s. marines headed to the u.s. embassy in baghdad, as some embassy staffers are moved out. the obama administration also considering talks with its long-time nemesis, iran, to look for solutions here to halt this advance of isis. joining me now our senior international correspondent, arwa damon, live in erbil, iraq. and let's begin, they're brutal. these execution videos posted by this isis fighter. can you just walk me through what we're about to see? >> reporter: it's absolutely chilling, brook. we do have to warn our viewers of that, and it really leaves no question as to why these fighters, this ideology, needs to be stopped. in this video, you see a bearded man with a gun standing over five individuals on their knees. he's calling them maliki's dogs, slapping them around. and then in another part of the video, he wants them to repeat after him. islamic state here to stay. two of the men do repeat it. they comply. the third man struggles to speak. it's as if he's trying to formulate the words, but he can't. he seems to be very dehydrated, almost unaware a
for the worst. some 100 u.s. marines headed to the u.s. embassy in baghdad, as some embassy staffers are moved out. the obama administration also considering talks with its long-time nemesis, iran, to look for solutions here to halt this advance of isis. joining me now our senior international correspondent, arwa damon, live in erbil, iraq. and let's begin, they're brutal. these execution videos posted by this isis fighter. can you just walk me through what we're about to see? >>...
Early Start With John Berman and Christine Romans : CNNW : March 23, 2015 1:00am-2:01am PDT
brink of civil war. yemen in crisis. u.s. evacuating troops. we are live with the latest. >>> u.s. military officers on an isis hit list. 100 people targeted as we learn new information about western doctors moving to syria to help isis. we are live in baghdad. >>> the 2016 presidential campaign has begun. senator ted cruz announcing his bid for the nomination. welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. it is monday march 23rd. john berman will be in later this morning. about 100 special operations troops were evacuated from the country in yemen. the chairman of the house homeland security committee warning of the dangers posed by losing yemen as a base for u.s. counterterrorism operations. >> we will have no footprint to monitor what aqap or isis is doing in the region. without plots and intelligence we cannot stop it. >> on sunday houthi rebels seized an international airport in the city of taiz. the united nations security council met in an urgent sessions calling on all sides to put down their weapons and negotiate. a u.s. official warning that yemen is in a rapid downwar
brink of civil war. yemen in crisis. u.s. evacuating troops. we are live with the latest. >>> u.s. military officers on an isis hit list. 100 people targeted as we learn new information about western doctors moving to syria to help isis. we are live in baghdad. >>> the 2016 presidential campaign has begun. senator ted cruz announcing his bid for the nomination. welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. it is monday march 23rd. john berman will be in later this...
CNN Newsroom With Fredricka Whitfield : CNNW : January 16, 2016 10:00am-11:01am PST
, saeed abedini. also being released, the u.s. marine veteran, amir hekmati and nosratoliah khoshawi. we don't know anything about this person, his name only being released today for the first time, in addition to those four, matthew trevithchick, a student recently detained in iran has been released as well. matth matthew's release not necessarily part of the broader swap. sevenians being held in the united states. six dual u.s. iranian citizens. they are being given clemency. they will no longer be in prison. 14 iranians sought by the united states, they will no longer be sought by the united states through interpol as well. all of this seen as what the iranians described as a goodwill gesture. it gives the u.s. a list -- they gave the u.s. a list of iranians they wanted released. the u.s. rejected, by the way, releasing anyone accused of violence or direct terrorism, as part of this prisoner swap. let's bring in our global affairs correspondent, elise labott. elise, what more are we learning about this fifth american, that's the latest development? >> reporter: well, two americans, we
, saeed abedini. also being released, the u.s. marine veteran, amir hekmati and nosratoliah khoshawi. we don't know anything about this person, his name only being released today for the first time, in addition to those four, matthew trevithchick, a student recently detained in iran has been released as well. matth matthew's release not necessarily part of the broader swap. sevenians being held in the united states. six dual u.s. iranian citizens. they are being given clemency. they will no...
Amanpour: Sex and Love Around the World : CNNW : April 14, 2018 10:00pm-11:00pm PDT
. donald trump is declaring mission accomplished in syria. this after the u.s., trance, and uk launched their operation against syria's chemical weapons program saturday. videos on the ground say otherwise and show damage and this is said to have been a research center. >> nikki haley made it clear there could be more. >>> a message from trump to al-assad, firing 100 missiles into the heart of syria's chemical weapons program. >> the president said if the syrian regime uses this gas again, the united states is locked and loaded. >> i believe this sends a strong message to deter him perfect doing this again. >> the pentagon began planning for strikes. the target list? a research center and two chemical weapons facilities located west of holmes. after first light, the pentagon said there were no reports of civilian casualties. >> i believe we took the heart of it out. i'm not going to say they're going to be unable to continue. i suspect they'll think long and hard after the activities of last night. >> the tribing dan with a borage of 105 missiles and launched by the u.s., french, and br
. donald trump is declaring mission accomplished in syria. this after the u.s., trance, and uk launched their operation against syria's chemical weapons program saturday. videos on the ground say otherwise and show damage and this is said to have been a research center. >> nikki haley made it clear there could be more. >>> a message from trump to al-assad, firing 100 missiles into the heart of syria's chemical weapons program. >> the president said if the syrian regime uses...
wesome. so come ask, shop, discover at your xfinity store today. >>> champions again. can the u.s. women's national team spark action on equal pay for equal work after a dominating world cup? >>> iran escalating once again, breaking its commitment to the nuclear deal. how much uranium will tehran enrich and how will the west respond? >>> i'm sorry for any of the pain or misconception it may have caused anybody. >>> joe biden apologizes for comments about working with segregationists but he's mounting a vigorous defense on his record of working with race. >>> this is "early start," i'm jessica dean in for christine romans. >> good morning for all of you, i'm dave briggs. 4 a.m. in new york, 12:30 p.m. in tehran. the u.s. women's soccer team rewriting the record books sparking a movement with their stunning dominant performance in france. >> that's it, u.s. wins their fourth world cup! >> team u.s.a. never trailed in the tournament, never, capturing its second straight world cup title with a dominating 2-0 performance. plenty of fans were shouting u.s.a. but this chant is resonating
wesome. so come ask, shop, discover at your xfinity store today. >>> champions again. can the u.s. women's national team spark action on equal pay for equal work after a dominating world cup? >>> iran escalating once again, breaking its commitment to the nuclear deal. how much uranium will tehran enrich and how will the west respond? >>> i'm sorry for any of the pain or misconception it may have caused anybody. >>> joe biden apologizes for comments about...
The Situation Room : CNNW : September 23, 2014 2:00pm-3:31pm PDT
wolf? >>> happening now, imminent threat, u.s. missiles weighing down on an al qaeda offshot. >>> hammering isis. arab allies team up with the u.s. in hitting targets in syria. officials call the air strikes very successful. but they warn this is just the beginning. and more strikes to come. as world leaders gather, president obama will ask u.n. members for more help. i'm speak with some who joined the anti-terror strikes and one key ally who has not. i'm wolf blitzer at the united nations. you're in "the situation room." let's get right to the breaking news. the united states and five arab allies carry out waves of air strikes against terror targets across syria. the pentagon calls them very successful but cautions this is only the beginning. the strikes mark a major new escalation of what could be a long war against isis. but they begin with a surprise u.s. cruise missile and tack on an al qaeda offshoot that officials say plotted against the u.s. and the west, perhaps using concealed explosives on airplanes. president obama says this is not america's fight alone. and when
wolf? >>> happening now, imminent threat, u.s. missiles weighing down on an al qaeda offshot. >>> hammering isis. arab allies team up with the u.s. in hitting targets in syria. officials call the air strikes very successful. but they warn this is just the beginning. and more strikes to come. as world leaders gather, president obama will ask u.n. members for more help. i'm speak with some who joined the anti-terror strikes and one key ally who has not. i'm wolf blitzer at the...
Wolf : CNNW : August 8, 2014 10:00am-11:01am PDT
major breaking news stories in the middle east unfolding right now, u.s. air strikes in iraq, and the renewed exchange of rocket fire between israel and gaza. let's begin in iraq with the very latest. u.s. warplanes take to the skies over iraq today. the military escalation comes more than two years after president obama ended the iraq war for u.s. troops. pulling out all american troops from the country. the administration now responding to a vicious onslaught by islamic militants that have sparked a humanitarian crisis. the pentagon spokesman says two u.s. fighter jets bombed artillery used by the group isis which calls itself the islamic state. the batteries were based outside erbil in northern iraq. the faa here in washington restricted u.s. airlines from flying over iraqi airspace. president obama has authorized what he's calling targeted air strikes in iraq, but the president is trying to reassure americans that the u.s. will not be dragged into another ground war in iraq. he says no u.s. combat troops will return to iraq. he says no boots on the ground. u.s. military cargo
major breaking news stories in the middle east unfolding right now, u.s. air strikes in iraq, and the renewed exchange of rocket fire between israel and gaza. let's begin in iraq with the very latest. u.s. warplanes take to the skies over iraq today. the military escalation comes more than two years after president obama ended the iraq war for u.s. troops. pulling out all american troops from the country. the administration now responding to a vicious onslaught by islamic militants that have...
CNNI Simulcast : CNNW : March 4, 2015 10:00pm-11:01pm PST
in south korea where police have arrested the man accused of attacking the u.s. ambassador with a knife. >> it happened in seoul, just as lippert was set to deliver a speech. his face was cut, but his injuries are not considered life threatening. he just got out of surgery in the past hour. he needed 80 stitches on his cheek alone. state media say the suspect was angry about joint u.s.-south korean military exercises. >> paula hancocks joins us live now. what more do we know about the ambassador's condition? >> reporter: we've had a briefing not long ago from the doctors who carried out these operations. they say that he has a gash which is 11 centimeters long from his right cheekbone to his lawer jaw and three centimeters deep. they say if it had been any deeper it could have cut a key artery and could have been fatal. but they say the surgery was very successful. they say that he's now resting in a hospital ward. he could be in hospital for three to four days. according to the doctors, they say that the ambassador was very calm throughout saying that his companions and colleague
in south korea where police have arrested the man accused of attacking the u.s. ambassador with a knife. >> it happened in seoul, just as lippert was set to deliver a speech. his face was cut, but his injuries are not considered life threatening. he just got out of surgery in the past hour. he needed 80 stitches on his cheek alone. state media say the suspect was angry about joint u.s.-south korean military exercises. >> paula hancocks joins us live now. what more do we know about...
CNN Newsroom Live : CNNW : June 3, 2017 1:00am-2:01am PDT
. >> a day of the u.s. president withdraws from a global climate deal the white house refuses to answer a simple question. is climate change real? well, science as it is, official, the ducking and dodging, details on all of that. >> the president says there is no evidence the russian government interfered in the u.s. election. we will have a live report from moscow this hour after a big interview. >>> it is 4:00 a.m. on the u.s. west coast. we will welcome our viewers here in the united states and all arnold the world at cnn headquarters. i'm george howell. >> i'm natalie allen. cnn "news isroom" starts right now. ♪ >>> the trump white house is having difficulty answering one simple question. this after making a major change regarding this question. does u.s. president donald trump still believe climate clang is a hoax? >> science does say yes. the question has been asked repeatedly. senior trump official, though they continue to dodge it, this after the president unilaterally yanked the united states out of the historic paris climate accord. cnn jim acosta has this for us. >>
. >> a day of the u.s. president withdraws from a global climate deal the white house refuses to answer a simple question. is climate change real? well, science as it is, official, the ducking and dodging, details on all of that. >> the president says there is no evidence the russian government interfered in the u.s. election. we will have a live report from moscow this hour after a big interview. >>> it is 4:00 a.m. on the u.s. west coast. we will welcome our viewers here...
Early Start With John Berman and Christine Romans : CNNW : September 17, 2014 2:00am-3:01am PDT
boots on the ground. could american troops be returning to a combat role in iraq? one u.s. general's new warning on what might be required to take down the terrorists. this as skepticism grows over the president's plan to battle isis. account syrian rebels, the so-called moderate rebels be trusted? we're live in iraq with the very latest on this story this morning. >>> breaking news this morning. the nfl drowning in controversy. the vikings now banning adrian peterson from all team activities, reversing its earlier reversal. child abuse allegations too much for the team owners, this as ray rice appeals his own domestic violence punishment. off-the-field decisions could end up costing the nfl big. good morning, i'm christine romans. >> i'm john berman. it's 5:00 a.m. in the east. there are a lot of questions about comments from the joint chiefs of staff martin dempsey. the general said he would be willing to request u.s. troops be put in combat situations in iraq to defeat isis if the situation called for it it. the chairmanual raised concerns that half of iraq's army is in
boots on the ground. could american troops be returning to a combat role in iraq? one u.s. general's new warning on what might be required to take down the terrorists. this as skepticism grows over the president's plan to battle isis. account syrian rebels, the so-called moderate rebels be trusted? we're live in iraq with the very latest on this story this morning. >>> breaking news this morning. the nfl drowning in controversy. the vikings now banning adrian peterson from all team...
Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown : CNNW : February 3, 2017 10:00pm-11:01pm PST
after a u.s. federal judge put a temporary freeze on the president's immigration order. >> yeah, that's an order that, of course, sparked huge protests in the u.s. and indeed, across the globe. presidential order banning people from seven muslim majority countries on traveling to the u.s. for 90 days. after the judge suspended on friday, the white house went on defense saying the justice department will request an emergency stay. >> but in th meantime, it looks like there could be another weekend of travel uncertainty. u.s. customs officials are now telling airlines that the government would quickly begin reinstating canceled visas. >> now the attorney general for washington state spoke earlier with cnn's anderson cooper and said he's willing to take the case all the way to the u.s. supreme court if necessary. >> i want to be very clear. i'm going to be pugnacious defending the constitution of the united states. president trump violated that. we're going to make sure he upholds the rule of law in this country. >> where are you prepared to go with this? what is your argument? >> we'll go
after a u.s. federal judge put a temporary freeze on the president's immigration order. >> yeah, that's an order that, of course, sparked huge protests in the u.s. and indeed, across the globe. presidential order banning people from seven muslim majority countries on traveling to the u.s. for 90 days. after the judge suspended on friday, the white house went on defense saying the justice department will request an emergency stay. >> but in th meantime, it looks like there could be...
. we'll take you through all the highlights and the human highlight himself, mr. tim howard, the u.s. goalkeeper, the man of the match. he made history last night, and he's going to talk to us on "new day." there's so much to discuss with him about what happened last night and what happens for u.s. soccer going forward, but there's big news this morning. the weather all along the east coast, it's moving, it's getting worse so let's get you back to new york and kate for the latest on that. good morning, my friend. >> thanks, chris. good morning. that's right. tropical storm arthur is what we're talking about here. it's expected to become hurricane arthur today. it's threatening -- tomorrow, rather. it's threatening to make for a dangerous mess as the fourth of july holiday approaches. the first named storm of the hurricane season. arthur is expected to affect just about every beach destination on the east coast over the next 72 hours. right now part of north carolina's coast is under a hurricane watch and tropical storm watches are in effect off parts of the carolinas and florida. we'
. we'll take you through all the highlights and the human highlight himself, mr. tim howard, the u.s. goalkeeper, the man of the match. he made history last night, and he's going to talk to us on "new day." there's so much to discuss with him about what happened last night and what happens for u.s. soccer going forward, but there's big news this morning. the weather all along the east coast, it's moving, it's getting worse so let's get you back to new york and kate for the latest on...
Situation Room With Wolf Blitzer : CNNW : April 7, 2017 2:00pm-3:01pm PDT
. follow me on facebook and twitter @jaketapper and on sunday my guest on "state of the union" u.s. absnikki haley. i'm jake tapper. turning it over to wolf blitzer in "the situation room." thanks for watching. >>> happening now. breaking news. strike on syria. the pentagon is reporting significant damage to a syrian air base after president trump launches a missile strike in response to syria's chemical weapons attack. it's the first direct american assault on the assad regime since the war began six years ago. >>> policy shift. president trump's decision to strike syria is a dramatic shift from his promises not to get involved in the conflict. did the horrific images from syria cause a change in his strategy? what message does the strike send to enemies and allies around the world? >>> putin responds. russian president vladimir putin calls the attack a significant blow to the russian-american relationship as the pentagon announces it's investigating possible russian involvement in the chemical attack. >>> and staff shake-up? a senior white house official says a major staff shake-
. follow me on facebook and twitter @jaketapper and on sunday my guest on "state of the union" u.s. absnikki haley. i'm jake tapper. turning it over to wolf blitzer in "the situation room." thanks for watching. >>> happening now. breaking news. strike on syria. the pentagon is reporting significant damage to a syrian air base after president trump launches a missile strike in response to syria's chemical weapons attack. it's the first direct american assault on the...
CNN Newsroom with Poppy Harlow and Jim Sciutto : CNNW : June 7, 2019 6:00am-7:00am PDT
u.s. ship was at fault, but these and other manuals released from the u.s. navy appear to show otherwise. cnn's barbara starr is at the pentagon, first to obtain these pictures. what do we know this morning? >> good morning. we're going to keep that video up so all of our viewers can look at it and see what is happening there. this video is very telling, according to the u.s. navy, because it shows a wake of the water behind and on the side, if you will, of the russian ship as it makes its approach to the u.s. navy ship which is clearly in front of it. you see that wake. that is an indicator of the russian ship moving at high speed. there are other images that show it with that wake showing it made a steep turn towards the u.s. navy war ship. now, it came according to the navy within 50 to 100 feet of the u.s. ship. you can look at this video and you can see the u.s. sailors can almost reach out and touch the deck of the russian ship. that's how close this is. and remember both ships are moving in the water, nobody is standing still. so the risk of miscalculation is significant
u.s. ship was at fault, but these and other manuals released from the u.s. navy appear to show otherwise. cnn's barbara starr is at the pentagon, first to obtain these pictures. what do we know this morning? >> good morning. we're going to keep that video up so all of our viewers can look at it and see what is happening there. this video is very telling, according to the u.s. navy, because it shows a wake of the water behind and on the side, if you will, of the russian ship as it makes...
Inside Politics : CNNW : June 20, 2019 9:00am-10:00am PDT
. it's an rq-4. it's one of the largest drones in the u.s. fleet, it's massive. you don't use this kind of thing to do clandestine operations, so it would be extremely unusual for it intentionally to have been sent into iranian airspace for some type of spying operation. so the u.s. military feeling very confident this was in international airspace. iran taking credit for shooting it down, claiming that it had strayed into iranian airspace. the pentagon going to attempt to make its case this hour. >> ryan, stand by as well. we're waiting for the briefing any second. cnn is blessed to have fred peitgen live in tehran. fred, we have had in past story, past instances, sometimes the revolution guard gets out over its skis. we have a revolutionary guard statement taking responsibility, saying this drone in its view crossed into iranian airspace. are we hearing from other aspects and elements of the iranian government or is the revolutionary guard taking the lead here? >> reporter: hi, john. well, the revolutionary guard took the lead very early on after this happened. it was quite inter
. it's an rq-4. it's one of the largest drones in the u.s. fleet, it's massive. you don't use this kind of thing to do clandestine operations, so it would be extremely unusual for it intentionally to have been sent into iranian airspace for some type of spying operation. so the u.s. military feeling very confident this was in international airspace. iran taking credit for shooting it down, claiming that it had strayed into iranian airspace. the pentagon going to attempt to make its case this...
The Situation Room : CNNW : August 26, 2014 2:00pm-4:01pm PDT
thing. spy fights over syria. the president gives the go-ahead for u.s. planes to scope out isis targets. and a series of shots apparently recorded accidentally. are they from the weapon that killed michael brown? i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >> we're following two major developments at this hour. the breaking news, we're learning that an american who converted to islam several years ago has been killed fighting for the terror group in syria. we have details momentarily. stand by for that. first, a u.s. official says president obama has authorized reconnaissance flights over syria to scout possible isis targets. will air strikes be next? our correspondents and guests are standing by for full coverage. let's begin with our pentagon correspondent barbara starr. how close, barbara, is the united states? is president obama to ordering air strikes in syria? >> wolf, it's a question at this hour no one knows the answer to perhaps an except the president himself. air strikes according to u.s. officials not yet approved by the president. but he has authorized those r
thing. spy fights over syria. the president gives the go-ahead for u.s. planes to scope out isis targets. and a series of shots apparently recorded accidentally. are they from the weapon that killed michael brown? i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >> we're following two major developments at this hour. the breaking news, we're learning that an american who converted to islam several years ago has been killed fighting for the terror group in syria. we have...
CNN Newsroom Live : CNNW : January 7, 2017 1:00am-2:01am PST
major stories for you this hour on cnn newsroom. u.s. intelligence officials have released declassified report on election hacking directly pointing the finger of blame at the russian president vladimir putin. it says the kremlin was aim to go hurt hillary clinton and help donald trump take the white house. more on that in a moment. but first, we turn to ft. lauderdale in florida. the airport there should fully reopen in around an hour's time. a gunman shot and killed five people in the baggage claim area on friday afternoon. he wounded another eight people. the fbi has a suspect in custody, but they don't have a motive yet. they say esteban santiago flew to florida from alaska on friday. he's a former national guards man and he was in the army reserves. he was not crucially on any government watch lists, but santiago did voluntarily visit fbi offices in alaska just a few months ago. he said at the time that he was hearing voices and some of them wanted him to join isis. >> with these types of incidents as horrific as they are, we are looking at all avenues. we have now ruled out terror
major stories for you this hour on cnn newsroom. u.s. intelligence officials have released declassified report on election hacking directly pointing the finger of blame at the russian president vladimir putin. it says the kremlin was aim to go hurt hillary clinton and help donald trump take the white house. more on that in a moment. but first, we turn to ft. lauderdale in florida. the airport there should fully reopen in around an hour's time. a gunman shot and killed five people in the...


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