They may be safe from war but they and their children are exploited and are vulnerable. Oi woodruff all that and more on tonights pbs newshour. Major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by its hard not to feel pride as a citizen of this country when were in a place like this. And with the ongoing support of these institutions this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. And by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. Woodruff from the president today, the first salvo against his predecessors climate agenda. Instead, hes launched an Aggressive Campaign to help the coal, oil and gas industries. John yang begins our coverage. Yang with coal miners looking on at e. P. A. Headquarters, President Trump took action to undo most of president obamas Climate Change legacy. Nd perhaps no single regulationn threatens our Miners Energy workers and companies more than this crushing attack on american industry. Yang he signed an exec
They may be safe from war but they and their children are exploited and are vulnerable. Oi woodruff all that and more on tonights pbs newshour. Major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by its hard not to feel pride as a citizen of this country when were in a place like this. And with the ongoing support of these institutions this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. And by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. Woodruff from the president today, the first salvo against his predecessors climate agenda. Instead, hes launched an Aggressive Campaign to help the coal, oil and gas industries. John yang begins our coverage. Yang with coal miners looking on at e. P. A. Headquarters, President Trump took action to undo most of president obamas Climate Change legacy. Nd perhaps no single regulationn threatens our Miners Energy workers and companies more than this crushing attack on american industry. Yang he signed an exec
Oh, you never know whats going to happen during a selfie. A selfie storm. Either that or ironman showed up. Fox and friends starts right now. Come on in and stay a while. Thank you for waking up with us on this beautiful sunday morning here in new york city. Peter johnson jr. Here with us. Good to be with you. Good to be with you. Nice guys finish first, we think they finish first, but according to research they finish last. When a guy schais charming to a woman, its not going to work. They want the bad boys. You can be seen creepy if youre too nice on a first date. More on that. But moments ago, hamas sent a barrage of rockets into israel this morning. This coming hours after hamas militants rejected the humanitarian ceasefire there. Leland is live with the latest fighting underway. What can you tell us . Reporter good morning, guys. The Israel Military extended the ceasefire for an additional 24 hours but hamas didnt want to have it. They wanted to salvage rockets to israel and a cha
Saying a likely vote on funding this next week could be tougher than first expected due to doubts about the strategy. Next, the New York Times reported that the arab governments in this region have given at best tepid support to the u. S. Plan. Egypt says its busy with its own problems. Jordan claims the same. Turkey says not to expect its support. Saudi arabia may let us use air bases, but maybe not. Even our european allies are far from reliable partners. Germany already said no to air strikes. And the uk said no too. And when pressed through us a bone, well maybe. On top of that the Washington Post reported today that president obama has rejected what was characterized as the best military advice from Central Command on how to win this fight. The top general who oversees this region advises a modest group of American Special forces to help guide the Iraqi Military as it takes on isis, which the president turned down cold. So where does that leave us . Joining me now, charles krautha
Some hawkish republicans are saying a likely vote on funding this next week could be tougher than first expected due to doubts about the strategy. Next, the New York Times reported that the arab governments in this region have given at best tepid support to the u. S. Plan. Egypt says its busy with its own problems. Jordan claims the same. Turkey says not to expect its support. Saudi arabia may let us use air bases, but maybe not. Even our european allies are far from reliable partners. Germany already said no to air strikes. And the uk said no too. And when pressed through us a bone, well maybe. On top of that the Washington Post reported today that president obama has rejected what was characterized as the best military advice from Central Command on how to win this fight. The top general who oversees this region advises a modest group of American Special forces to help guide the Iraqi Military as it takes on isis, which the president turned down cold. So where does that leave us . Jo