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across northern iraq and now one group even threatening it will spread south. radical militants seized two of the country s major cities so far. they appear poised to launch attacks against baghdad itself. u.s. officials confirm the iraqi government wants the u.s. to consider offering air support to slow renewed sectarian violence. nbc s richard engel has more. reporter: the iraqi government is losing control of a large part of northern and central iraq. some iraqi security forces are fighting. but most appear to be stripping off their uniforms, leaving them in the streets, and abandoning their posts, weapons and vehicles. they re retreating from islamic extremists who, today, consolidated control of iraq s second largest city mosul and advanced much further. thousands of civilians are fleeing the area, living in tents. the u.s. fought a nearly decades long war, costing thousands of american lives and a trillion dollars for this not to happen. the radicals are from an al qa
books out there critical of the performance of the media and the journalism industry . why do we need another one and what difference is it of yours? well, i guess hopefully it s got some jokes and. hopefully it is an engaging and i hope and grossing read. i think i as journalists do not have much interest in media criticism. it is not, i have a joke about witches that it s like it s asbestos abatement. it s hazardous, you need specialized equipment and is best left to the professionals so i think there s lots of good media criticism. i think most media criticism is trash and most media criticism is indicative of the problem i m strying to talk about in this book which is a refuge for partisans. we don t want to talk about what our site did solet s talk about the coverage of what our site did . this is not my happy place. but i had a weird experience professionally and i think we re all sort of having a weird experience professionally or as citizens which is this stuff is, th
hi there. i m can vanelle, this is the news all live from dough coming up in the next 60 minutes. the leaders of the u. s. u. k. france and germany discussed the safety of nuclear plants in ukraine. russia launches a murder investigation off the daughter of a prominent bruton ally is killed in a car. bomb explosion near moscow. work is that the u. k. is biggest container port on strike, the better pate raising fields of supply chain problems for and how coughing down these trees in central mexico is actually helping with conservation efforts in sports ukrainian. alexander, you sick remains the had to wait while champion and we ve got premier league action is chelsea. yeah. hamad by lisa. well i m just a city a given a scab, newcastle ah, lead is of the u. k. u. s. from us and germany have stressed the importance of keeping ukraine s nuclear side faith in the joint. foreign cold, i urged military restraint around europe s largest plants. that s the parisha go live now to petty
of the gop health care plan. so they re finally on board. are we living the final days of obamacare? and finally this afternoon, the white house unveiled what the treasury secretary is calling the biggest tax cut in history. what we know and what we still don t know coming up. we ve got all that to chew over and only an hour to do it. joining me, peter alexander is at the white house. jonathan swan is joining me here. and he ll be here in a minute or two. the national political reporter over at axios and in a few minutes i ll do a deep dive into all this tax stuff with a washington post opinion columnist who is joining us as well. let s start with what s happening. as we speak. all 100 senators are there at the white house for the briefing on north korea. peter is there. peter, set the scene for us. what s going on in. this is a dramatic scene. it is one that we ve rarely seen. let s be clear. we know in a matter of minutes, these 100 senators will be meeting behind close