heartbreaking images continuing to come out of turkey and syria this morning. rescuers there doing their best to dig through tons of debris hoping, looking for survivors after monday s massive 7.8 earthquake and the number of incredibly strong aftershocks. i wanted to warn you, and we have shown you them before, but the images that you are about to see are disturbing. as of this moment, at least 5,000 people that we know of have been killed, including this 15-year-old, and her father sitting distraught clutching her hand after she was crushed under layers of rubble. that poor man and little girl and did not survive with conditions brutal and stuck outside under freezing temperatures and waiting for some help to come. translator: i have two nephews in the wreckage behind me, and at 2:00 yesterday, building collapsed and hundreds more buildings like this, and thousands under the rubble, and the turkish authorities won t let them save us by our means, but they won t send any
The us director of National Intelligence has rejected suggestions made by donald trump that official agencies may have leaked unconfirmed claims that russia had Compromising Material on him. In a statement, James Clapper said he had called the President Elect to say the leak had not come from the intelligence services. This morning, that was flatly denied by the President Elect himself. The kremlin said they hoped that donald trump and mr putin would give along and there would be more Mutual Respect between the two countries. Christian fraser reports. Eight days from now, donald trump goes into battle as the next commander in chief. Never before has an incoming president been warring on so many an incoming president been warring on so many fronts. Not you, not you. Your organisation is terrible. Your organisation is terrible. Lets go. Go ahead. Quiet. Quiet. He is in conflict with the press, the Ethics Committee, pharmaceutical and defence industries, some of his own senators, and of c
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influence in foreign policy. yeah. i said letter. i meant the transcript. you knew what i was talking about. right. you also say energy secretary rick perry was significant to you as well. well, he resigned. it s all bizarre and we wonder whether somebody is trying to make him out to be a scapegoat. there s so many things, godon, that are surrounding all this, and i ve been watching it intently. you and i have debated it. i have asked myself, what is the appropriate thing to do because, look, you know, at the end, removing a president of the united states or voting for impeachment to do that is a very big deal to me. it s just not some political thing that you just throw away. i must tell you, though, that i believe that the democrats should take a vote in the house of representatives on the impeachment inquiry, and the reason they re not doing it according to sources news sources in the new york times, they re afraid of the political ramifications. bologna. let s get all t
power here to stay. quick follow for you, david, general brooks said the only thing that kept war from breaking out after this test was self-restraint. common sense would dictate that that s always what stops war from breaking out, self-restraint. this is an unusual statement, is it not? it is. and it jumped out at me, too, chris, i m glad you mentioned it, because we sometimes forget that the agreement that was reached at the end of the korean war in 1953 was an armistice, not a peace treaty, which means the two sides are technically at war. we don t think about that each and every day. the north koreans think about it intently. and it tells you what a hair trigger all of this is on. so one of the big calculations that president trump s going to have to make is whether or not to so increase the pressure that you could end up seeing kim jong-un lash out because he