they didn t waste any time doing that. it was nice to see those pictures. these people were exuberantly talking with each other and sharing time on this trip. this is before the food came because they are sitting there over empty plates and still a good time. michelle, we will check back. thank you. let s talk about turkey now. they are launching another round on of bombing attacks on isis in syria. a second straight day, turkish war planes and artillery have hit in syria from the turkish border. robert mcginnis is joining us now. lieutenant criminal, thank you so much for being with us. i want to talk about turkey and utilizing these air bases
united nations security council is holding an emergency meeting on the deteriorating conditions in yemen. cnn senior united nations continue richard roth is there for us so this meeting came at the request of yemen s president, what is he hoping the u.n. request gale do? he has said that he would like a halt in the aggression with the security council. the best that the security county sill will do this statement will echo many calls from the security council that will be halted immediately, backing the government of the president who in effect fled the capitol and also condemning the bombing attacks which you saw a couple of days ago and other moves by the group to continue to seize power. the a conference to be held in the reskrun to discuss all the troubles. it doesn t appear that all the
presumably u.s. options. very quickly, do you believe the u.s. should launch air strike against these isis insurgent targets in iraq? i think we should launch whatever air strikes are necessary to stop the offensive by isis. that may include putting special operators on the ground so we can target, so we can get proper targeting. that means boots on the ground, congressman, you re ready to send u.s. troops back into iraq? as a practical matter, if we have to put special ops on the ground to make sure the bombing attacks work, yes, we should do that. i m not talking about combat troops. i m not talking about, you know, combat infantry here. i m talking about special operators who can target the enemy. it s one of the problems when president obama pulled everybody out of iraq, we have very little intelligence to what s actually happening on the ground. if these attacks are going to be effective and not just result in civilian casualties or missing the target, i think we may have
these are essentially the battle lines in that country right now. things to watch going forward, fallujah is now an isis strong hold. it s a path into baghdad here. do they take advantage of it? it would add to the path from the north a redanger for baghdad going forward. they already have many contacts in the western part of baghdad allowing had em to carry out bombing attacks. it s also a potential path path to the shia adopted south and the religious sites here. the other thing to watch going forward is what does iran do. iran right now has some 300 or so it s estimated qods source militants like special forces largely advisory role. if iran sends in more troops, infantry battalions, that s the kind you have involvement which will increase the split. iran supporting the shi az, sunnis here and kurds up here. this is exactly the kind of divisions that many advisors, many u.s. officials are worried about right now. aside from putting bootsen ot
a restriction evaluation is planned for an arts student police say was responsible for a bomb scare near the finish line of the boston marathon. kevin cravkayvon edson was arrested on the anniversary of the bombing attacks. he was dressed in black, screaming and carrying a rice cooker in his backpack at the finish line. that s the police officers blowing up that backpack. his family says edson suffers from bipolar disorder. prosecutors say he told police this was a performance. edson is being held on $100,000 bond. boston bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev has won right to see autopsy photos from the attacks as he awaits trial on charges that he was responsible for the deaths of three people at the marathon and an m.i.t. police officer during the manhunt afterwards. the federal judge ruling that tsarnaev could see the photos as