and always working to be better. bill: shannon: a u.n. envy launching a cease-fire in southern syria, hoping to stop the long-standing civil war. the cease-fire was brokered last week by the u.s., russia, and jordan. the city which has been battered by fierce clashes sits at the heart of the cease-fire zone.
jettison assad. we urge russia to disease its destabilizing activities and its support for hostile regimes, including syria and iran. and to instead join the community of responsible nations. the state department said the u.s. is open with russian assistance to creating no-fly zones in syria, part of a preview of the trump-putin dialog offered thursday by spokesperson heather nauert. we believe russia has unique leverage over the syrian regime. we are going to continue to put pressure on them and ask them to do more. secretary of state tillern hailed the two presidents agreements on the cease-fire zone in southwest syria has a first indication that washington and the kremlin can work together in theater. but experts said they had seen this movie before. the previous de-escalation zones that russia claims to have negotiated four different parts of syria, including one for southern syria, but after russia had the de-escalation zone, we saw the largest escalation and
right. one thing that can t be underestimated the crash site. temperatures are reaching the 80s, about 84, 85 degrees. and the train engineer, one of them told the a.p., that temporarily, for a little while, the refrigeration in one of the cars that holds the bodies of those who were killed in this, went off for a little bit. so, it s a horrible site, not only by sight, but by smell. and the poor families. you can t but think how difficult it must be for them. and the pro-russian rebels have declared an emergency cease-fire in that battle zone. that s a six-mile radius around the crash site to allow investigators to work. earlier, ukraine s president declared a 25-mile cease-fire zone. now, to the middle east, where casualties are mounting fast, as diplomats scramble to end the bloodshed. secretary of state john kerry arrived in cairo, pushing for a new cease-fire. he expressed concern over the civilian deaths. he announced $47 million in humanitarian aid to help
jettison assad. we urge russia to disease its destabilizing activities and its support for hostile regimes, including syria and iran. and to instead join the community of responsible nations. the state department said the u.s. is open with russian assistance to creating no-fly zones in syria, part of a preview of the trump-putin dialog offered thursday by spokesperson heather nauert. we believe russia has unique leverage over the syrian regime. we are going to continue to put pressure on them and ask them to do more. secretary of state tillern hailed the two presidents agreements on the cease-fire zone in southwest syria has a first indication that washington and the kremlin can work together in theater. but experts said they had seen this movie before. the previous de-escalation zones that russia claims to have negotiated four different parts of syria, including one for southern syria, but after russia had the de-escalation zone, we saw the largest escalation and