discontent in hungary where thousands of been out protesting against make to o bannon labor reforms dubbed the slave a little. and an encounter a sri lanka s president reluctantly reinstates the prime minister a thought i had almost two months ago. hello welcome to the program out top story at least twelve people have died twenty five others have been wounded in the latest outbreak of violence around yemen s port city of data. it is the rebels and saudi backed government forces have been fighting south and east of her date throughout saturday night and into sunday afternoon it comes just days before cease fire deal agreed at u.n. talks in sweden was set to be implemented a paucity of processes more than seventy percent of the country s food aid and other imports and is considered a life. i tell out as they are they want the trees to begin. i m armchair computer parts of the day it will be the eighteenth of this month it will be the start of the ceasefire in the student of wha
this hour. thousands on the streets seen hungary protesting against prime minister viktor all ban and calling a labor reform slave law plus. i m scott either in bangkok s chinatown the work group of performers is trying to keep the centuries old art form of chinese opera alive their story coming up. a president accused of war crimes has become the first arab leader to visit syrian president bashar assad in damascus since the beginning of the war nearly eight years ago say media co sudan s president omar al bashir expressing his hope that syria will recover its important role in the region as soon as possible syria was expelled from the arab league shortly after war broke out in two thousand nine hundred eleven the assad government has been accused by the u.n. and rights groups of committing multiple war crimes sudan s foreign minister said president bush s visit shows his country s commitment to resolving crises affecting the reach him. a little bailout from what i said to wh
your prayers and your prayers and your thoughts, and if we give enough of these thoughts and these prayers, these mass shootings will stop. we are going to talk to our friend, the comedy due out of the good liars, about the stuff that made waves around the country. that s later on this, our you don t want to miss this conversation. we want to begin with that breaking news that out of wisconsin, where a retired judge was shot and killed by a gunman who police say was preparing to target prominent politicians next. nbc s steve patterson is on this for us. steve, as always, good to see you. what more do we know about this, this chilling killing now of this judge. and who else is on this list? yeah, chilling is right. lots to unpack here. if he have to separate incidents, although related. you have the hasse isolated killing of this judge and then you have this bizarre list that was found in the suspected shooter s car. let s start with a suspected shooter. we re learning mor
the last hamas stronghold in rafah. israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the date is set for his long-promised offensive. welcome to a new hour of america s newsroom, i m dana perino. bill: good morning. interesting morning so far. the israeli leader forging ahead despite president biden s pressure to hold off against invading rafah to take out the iranian-backed terror group. critics say biden s criticism is tying the hands of our closest ally in the middle east which only encourages hamas to dig in its heels and rejecting a cease-fire deal. dana: the biden state department is not buying it. we have made clear to israel we think a full scale military invasion of rafah would have an enormously harmful effect on civilians and ultimately hurt israel s security. dana: let s get to trey yengst live in tel aviv. a lot of news is swirling as netanyahu says there is a date. yeah, he says his troops will enter gaza s southern most city of rafah. you can hear in t
ditch effort to expand their electoral reach. john, nice to have you back with us. great to be with you, thuy. in this final sprint toward november 8th, is it mostly about momentum at this point? is there something each candidate can do to make a big difference? it s momentum versus machine. donald trump feels he s got the momentum. he s going outlooking for a democratic state that he can flip. the way it is now hillary clinton could probably lose ohio, pennsylvania and florida and still win the presidency. she s out there trying to bolster the democratic fortresses they feel they ve built in states like pennsylvania and michigan to keep donald trump from hitting 270 electoral votes. no matter who wins, you re going to have a substantial portion of voter who ings who aren t going accept the outcome, that the opponent won, that their candidate lost. you have donald trump talking about how the system is rigged, anticipation that he s telling people to go to the polls to l