point where we agree on the facts, how can we have a civil discussion of what they mean? when we look at this back and forth and the very debate of facts that you are talking about, jill, and the heat that we saw just in that interaction, one has to ask, and the wall street journal does do this, when we look at what robert mueller is doing, and their headline reads that the mueller probe might have to go dark for midterm election. should it because of the politicization of this process? you know, they outline we re in the middle of the mid terms really in earnest on tuesday. it s a very interesting question, one faced during watergate as well and reflects fact to the decision that comey made on the hillary e-mail
arrangement actually wants to achieve. so what we re seeing in finland is the u.s., the south koreans and the north koreans being represented. we understand there will be a din their monday evening, and then the talking will start in earnest on tuesday and wednesday. but the finnish foreign ministry says there won t be any government officials from the united states. south korea says they ll be sending former officials and experts. but what we do know is that north korea will be sending one of their top diplomats, we understand. he is heading to finland at the moment. and he is the man who is in charge of u.s. affairs when it comes to the north korean foreign ministry. he is also the man who spent much of the pyeongchang winter olympics in pyeongchang, talking to south korean officials. he was part of those talks between north and south korea. so he has really been front and center of this whole process. so this is something that we
what s called a boosted fission device that uses a thermonuclear fuel but not in a two-stage configuration. adam mount, it was great to have you overnight to break this down for us. greats to have you back. again, a senior fellow at the center for american progress, as well as a nuclear expert. this is why you can break down this stuff, formerly there of cfr. thank you, adam. glad to be back. september to remember. some major tests ahead for trump and his young presidency. it is going to start in earnest on tuesday. hurricane harvey. tax reform. there is the debt ceiling. daca. the list goes on. the question is how will president trump deal with all of this in a very important month that s about to start? we ll dig into that. with the o make a claim and all that? is that whole thing still draggin on? no, i took some pics with the app and filed a claim, but, you know how they send you money to cover repairs and - -they took forever to pay you, right? no, i got paid right away, bu
the iraqi military announced a huge step forward in its fight to recapture the city of ramadi from isis. they say they ve pushed the terrorists out of a key government complex in the heart of the city. right now security forces are advancing slowly. they re concerned about explosives and booby traps isis may have left behind, but the commanders say they l have ramadi firmly in their control within a few days. the provincial capital sits about 110 kilometers west of baghdad. it fell to isis this past may. for more, we want to turn to robin ceil. she joins me live from london. robin, do we know what the situation is on the ground right now, how much progress has been made by the iraqi forces? well, this assault began in earnest on tuesday, and they
video today of this fierce battle of trying to retake ramadi. the process is slow because they have left behind ieds. they predict that iraqi troops are very close to retaking the city completely. robyn kriel has more. reporter: this push to reclaim ramadi city center began in earnest on tuesday. iraqi security forces claim to be within the main government compound that is isis strong hold. they have three quarters of the city and have icy surrounded. there are about 300-500 inside the city. the extremists have rigged thousands of improvised explosive devices in cars, the