military grade nerve agent. russia is a permanent member of the security council. it is entrusted in the united nations charter with upholding international peace and secur y security. it must account for its objections. if we don t take immediate concrete measures to address this now, salisbury will not be the last place we see chemical weapons used. this is a defining moment. time and time again member states say they oppose the use of chemical weapons under any circumstance now one member stands accused of using chemical weapons on the sovereign soil of another member. the credibility of this council will not survive if we fail to hold russia accountable. okay then. wow. that s about as direct as it gets. u.s. ambassador nikki haley took direct aim at russia using a toxic nerve agent.
now, right now, we know of no specific and credible intelligence indicating a plot on the homeland. that is based on the late are est information that i just received in the situation room. it is similar to the briefing they received on saturday before i left on my trip last week. so as americans are traveling this weekend to be with their loved ones, i want them to know that the counter terrorism, and security and law enforcement professional professionals at every level are working overtime, and they are continually monitoring threats at home and abroad, continually evaluating our security posture. they are constantly working to protect all of us. their work has prevented attacks. their efforts have saved lives. they serve every hour of every day for the sake of our secur y
he is not trying to change anyone s mind but he is expected to reinforce the shared secur y security. now the defense secretary won t be offering the billions of dollars in american made missiles and aircraft into the region has a form of reassuranc. the real fear of that region should be that you don t have a deal. thank you so much. you can get all the latest news at cnn.com and using our mobile app. don t forget tonight the hunt with john walsh, deadly lust. so i get a phone call. it was thomas s brother asking me if i was in the apartment. are the kids there. i say yeah, we re all here. i say what s going on?
know, one area to another. you have the aiding and abetting of this, the crimes and the list of crimes. what kind of charges are we talking about? exactly those. so they ll charge conspiracy, they ll charge the trafficking and guns, they ll charge the aiding and abetting. and a laundry list of other charges depending upon and remember, these investigations, you know, at this point, they scratched the surface. how many other people were involved as they pull out text messages as they evaluate computer systems. as they continue to unfold this, you know, how many other airports goodness forbid are involved, as well. that is what i m thinking. tom, listen, i ve been through atlanta hartsfield jackson a gazillion times. and to think there s a side door where a guy walks through with the guns, guy with the airline tickets the one that grabs the guns and takes them on as a carry-on on the plane. and at least so far last hour, i don t think this airport has changed security for some of
this is absolutely stunning. just imagine all the planes flights. there could have been a loaded ak-47 up above as a carry-on. precisely what was happening for eight months. huge, huge case. you ve been listening to the district attorney because they have arrested these five individuals. joey jackson sitting here, and he s been listening to me and this whole thing. this is the first time he really heard the details of how this gun smuggling scheme worked with these different people right parts of the puzzle. the guy walking through secur y security, former employee, current employee, who was able to go in atlanta hartsfield jackson airport, which is the busiest in the country. absolutely. one guy had the empty knapsack, the other guy had the guns, walked into the bathroom, put the guns in the knapsack and this guy would hop on a plane