Natural world. Knights and turkey agreed on a plan to fight isil within syrian territory. This is the area where the proposed buffer zone would be. From washington, patty culhain has more. Reporter turkey is talking to u. S. Officials about creating an isilfree zone. It would cover 110kilometer stretch. It will be a safe place for the millions of refugees in turkey. But the Obama Administration will not create a no fly zone. Experts say its unlikely there will be enough u. S. Trained Syrian Opposition to do it on their own. The opposition to the assad regime doesnt have the military capacity the turks would not want around their border. And the united states, european allies, are too far away providing that military presence. So it will come down to actually guaranteeded that a zone will be free of isis. Reporter they left some to question it. I understand the coincidence of all of this. It is just that. Against the pkk. Reporter the pentagon says they can have an agreement in the next
To hide evidence of his part of rotation participation. Joining me now is ken belson who has been reporting on this story for the New York Times and rachel nichols, sports anchor for cnn. Are you surprised . Rachel i am not surprised that the suspension was upheld. You had to figure the nfl was going to go all out. What is a bombshell is the cellphone issue. That is not something anybody expected. For months, we heard tom brady did not want to give over a cell phone. I interviewed brady and he made the point that is married to gisele and does not want his personal information at the nfl. Charlie so he could not have trusted them. Rachel he said he did not want to trust them. There is a difference between i do not want to give it to you and what the nfl put out there which is that he destroyed his cell phone on the day the investigator came to his door. Charlie representing ted wells. On that day. Rachel on that day. The nfl is the one that released that. Tom brady, in the appeals heari
Another one. The s p 500 had its first per week in nearly 20 years. A per week is when you close with a record high every day all five days. Thats the first time its done that since march of 1998 been a big year for the dow, too. It had a per week last year. Its not the first time its done that this year. Both the s p 500 and dow are coming off of executive consecutive weekly gains hat tip because i didnt figure out these numbers, he did. S p futures up by another 3. 5. Nasdaq up by almost 14 overnight in asia, heres another place where weve seen record after record. Nikkei once again closing at another record high. Up another 1. 1 . Gain of almost 240 points to 21,696 this is the highest level theyve seen in 20 years hang seng down. 6 percent and shanghai up by. 1 of a percent early trading in europe, most of the markets are trading higher dax up by. 6 cac is up a little bit higher. Ftse up a little bit and italy up a little bit. Crude oil prices and you will see that at least this mo
Introduction that my wife and i are coming out with a book called founders advice. I know this has been done before. Secretary bennett did a number of years ago. The way he did it was considerably different than what were trying to do. I have a background was a historian but im married to a woman who was in business. She was in washington d. C. Working for a defense contractor and had the opportunity to go to seattle to work for a small start up company that had not yet gone public, microsoft. When she started with mike cros, when she started it was such a Small Company they could have employee meetings that small auditorium. A lunch time. She had an opportunity to listen to this man time and time again named bill gates who didnt talk about making good products or capturing market share but he talked about changing the world. I think for her that was such a heady experience and the experience of being in a company like that at that point in time was so remarkable that she began to real
1760s would no longer be allowed in the United States. What we see is a change. Now i would like to talk a bit about the transoconee republic and the transoconee republic is something dear to my heart. This is something i ran across when i was writing my book on georgia. It was this episode i had never heard of. It involved a revolutionary hero. Much like we heard with mcfarland who decided he had enough of his country and was going to start his own country shortly after the nation had just begun and this startled me. This left me scratching my head. I had to dig deeper. What i uncovered was this amazing story. Like the whiskey rebellion, the disagreement that led to the creation of the transoconee republic in 1794, the disagreement predated its actual emergence. It wasnt suddenly in 1794 the men decided thats enough and were going to do something about it. Instead, the origins of this disagreement between the federal government and these men from western georgia whats interesting here