we ll get to more of those washington journal. but we want to begin with open phones. you can call in and tell us your take on any of those topics. .comes 202-748-8000. republicans 202-748-8001. 202-748-8002.nts you can also join the conversation on facebook.com/cspan. vernight, another fatal police shooting in minnesota. this is from a minnesota web site this morning, the st. nthony police put out a press release that officers pulled over a vehicle around 9:00 p.m. last night. fired id shots were during a traffic stop and a hand gun was recovered at the scene. minnesota bureau of criminal apprehension is investigating. family, the victim, daughters were in the car at the time. he was taken into custody night.ay the video above was on facebook nd started circulating last night and has been pulled from the site. front s, who was in the passenger seat, says they were ulled over for a broken tail light. they asked castile for his driver s license. hey said he was reaching for
former ci director james woolley joins us to talk about that and more. i m david shuster in for ali velshi, and this is real money . [ music ] america s global war on terror is in disarray in some of the messiest hot spots in the world. in yemen the government is battling rebel groups and it s fighting for its life. the recent air strikes are meant to show the government in coordination in the united states but the yemeni government a key ally in the fight against al qaeda all but disintegrated. it evacuated a coast inside yemen, hampering the ability to fight al qaeda in the peninsula. a.q.a.p. is the international terrorist group s franchise in yemen and has been lynned to terrorist linked to terrorist crops, and is fertile ground for them to extend their reach. al-shabab in somali is a threat through. some african countries succeeded of robbing al-shabab fighters of the territory controlled in somali. but the group responded by metastasizing into a menace one recr
borders. what went wrong. former ci director james woolley joins us to talk about that and more. i m david shuster in for ali velshi, and this is real money . [ music ] america s global war on terror is in disarray in some of the messiest hot spots in the world. in yemen the government is battling rebel groups, and it s fighting for its life. the recent air strikes are meant to show the government in coordination in the united states, but the yemeni government, a key ally in the fight against al qaeda all but disintegrated. it evacuated a coast inside yemen, hampering the ability to fight al qaeda in the peninsula. a.q.a.p. is the international terrorist group s franchise in yemen and has been lynned to terrorist linked to terrorist crops, and is fertile ground for them to extend their reach. al-shabab in somali is a threat through. some african countries succeeded of robbing al-shabab fighters of the territory controlled in somali. but the group responded by metasta
charged with murder, after the fatal shooting of a black man. hello, we begin in yemen where aid is starting to trickle as the saudi-led operation is continuing. fighting focuses in south-east yemen, 30 houthis killed. on yemen s border with saudi arabia suspected al qaeda fighters stormed and took control of a remote border post. two soldiers have been killed. jordan is pushing a draft resolution of the u.n. to try to stop the conflict from escalating. the humanitarian situation on the ground in aden is being described as catastrophic. some aid has arrived. in the last 24 hours about 12 metric tonnes of medical supplies arrived in aden and distributed to health centers. medical assistance has been delivered. food supplies have been distributed to 300 displaced families al jazeera s hashem ahelbarra has more on how civilians are affected by the war. saudi-led air strikes in yemen claim casualties among civilians. some are treated in hospitals. united nations express
more. i m david shuster in for ali velshi, and this is real money . [ music ] america s global war on terror is in disarray in some of the messiest hot spots in the world. in yemen the government is battling rebel groups, and it s fighting for its life. the recent air strikes are meant to show the government in coordination in the united states, but the yemeni government, a key ally in the fight against al qaeda all but disintegrated. it evacuated a coast inside yemen, hampering the ability to fight al qaeda in the peninsula. a.q.a.p. is the international terrorist group s franchise in yemen and has been lynned to terrorist linked to terrorist crops, and is fertile ground for them to extend their reach. al-shabab in somali is a threat through. some african countries succeeded of robbing al-shabab fighters of the territory controlled in somali. but the group responded by metastasizing into a menace, one recruiting outside of somali, including, some argue, here in the