this on the mediterranean coast. this is a port the russians often pull into. they load weapon supplies and other gear. could this drone have been overhead keeping an eye on what the russians might have been doing in that port or was there another target it was skeeping surveillance on? there s been air strikes in aleppo. a lot of activity in the region but nobody confirming how the drone went down or what the target was that it was trying to keep surveillance on. pretty interesting as you say what could have been going on and why the drone have been there. we re following that story and following breaking news where disturbing details are emerging tonight about an air force veteran in custody accused of trying to join isis. according to federal prosecutors
and there is going to be a lot of debate, as you say. i bet there are 100 amendments on the floor of the house on the senate, and you see the same thing go on in the house. i don t think that resolution will ever be voted on in the house of representatives. let me go to congresswoman blackburn. by the way, thanks, congresswoman, for coming on. sure. i was stunned to see this new language. i don t know where you stand on this. it also plans for securing chemical, biological, and other weapon supplies. it puts the united states in the business of somebody on our behalf going in and looking for these weapons, all kinds of weapons. not just wmd. this seems to be a nose in the tent, as they would say in the middle east. the camel s got its nose in the tent. we getting into this civil war? well, i think that if you were in my district with me, chris, what you would hear from the people here, and many of them are military retirees is
i was stunned to see this new language. i don t know where you stand on this. it also plans for securing chemical, biological, and other weapon supplies. it puts the united states in the business of somebody on our behalf going in and looking for these weapons, all kinds of weapons. not just wmd. this seems to be a nose in the tent, as they would say in the middle east. the camel s got its nose in the tept. we getting into this civil war? well, i think that if you were in my district with me, chris, what you would hear from the people here, and many of them are military retirees is number one, they think that the mission has not been clearly defined by the president. and then the resolution that came from the senate and the findings section that you just referenced in section 5 where it references changing the momentum, that causes questions there also. you know, who are we trying to change the momentum toward? what is it that we are seeking to be the exit?
assist the regime. the u.s. is convinced that almost 80 flights and they want to be clear that iraq should, if it wants to have a role in forming the future of syria with the syrian opposition, they should prevent the evidence, they say. they say that inspections done by iraqis aren t enough and those have turned up humanitarian aid but the u.s. is convinced that those flights are carrying weapon supplies. a real trip here for secretary of state. all right. nick payton walsh, thank you so much for the update, we appreciate it. thank you for kick starting your morning with us here. we have much more ahead for you on cnn sunday morning which starts right now. happy sunday to you, everybody. i m christi paul. 7:00 on the east coast and 4:00
is very reluctant in fact to get involved in that and to send weapons there this has to be differentiated a little bit because for instance germany did supply weapons to the kurds in northern iraq for their fight against the so-called islamic state so there is a lot of policy decision and the back in the background at the moment the pressure is on germany not to supply weapons to any of the parties involved in the conflict in yemen and in fact the new government has decided not to do a given arms is big business we know that and jimmy s not the biggest weapon supplies in the was but monica from a business perspective how important is the arms industry for jim and what we were looking at the whole department was looking at a few numbers and i can tell you for example that about fifty thousand jobs in germany depend on the arms industry that may sound like an awful lot but if you compare to the car industry there we re talking about up to one point eight million so that puts it in perspe