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you can put your thoughts on facebook so morning. facebook.com/c-span. mail is available too, journal @c-span.org. two subjects particularly dominate, especially when it comes to foreign policy issues. russia being the lead story, that aside from the story of the president speaking to reporters yesterday, taking a look at syria saying they don t have a strategy yet. if you go to the pages of the new york times, same thing syria being its lead story. an analysis piece, the headline, obama urges call in the face of two crises. he writes about the two situations, which you can see on c-span.org. peter baker writes in both cases mr. obama took a strikingly different tone than his own dvisors. officials are having separate, if parallel debates on how aggressive to be with mr. obama seemingly acting as a brake on more robust action some advisers seek. administration officials are preparing for another round of sanctions against russia with european allies but they re unsure if th
VietnamRepublic-ofAlabamaUnited-statesNevadaBrazilTurkeyChinaDelawareMinnesotaCaliforniaFort-hood media polls that would apply right, left, and center in the mainstream media. in these academic polls sometimes little-known colleges and universities have a poll talking about the iowa caucuses 1000 miles away two years before the caucuses and people trust the polls sight unseen because they are not done bipartisan pollsters. hope, wouldket, i kick any of us out if we were not good at our craft, but there is not any accountability. wrongjor networks got it in two cycles. yet they are still standing. they still invest tons of money in their own polling. part of the lack of accountability there is because people look at them as news sources, so they are unbiased and objective, but all the news sources have a horse in the race. the major papers will endorse a candidate. the networks. the cable stations certainly show a preference for one party or another in some of the coverage. i m for transparency and accountability, but industrywide. usher, for the consumer, how should the
VietnamRepublic-ofAlaskaUnited-statesChinaDelawareWashingtonDistrict-of-columbiaUkraineMassachusettsIowaLibya then, new details from ferguson. we now have the official autopsy for michael brown, and a cascade of leaks from the grand jury. what is going on? plus, midterm turn around. democratic funding heads back to kentucky as the race tightens up. we take an in-depth look at the republican governors in blue states up for re-election. all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. we re awaiting an address from the prime minister of canada tonight as that country reels in the wake of a deadly shooting in the nation s capital of ottawa. the shooter has been identified as michael zehaf-bibeau, a 32-year-old b canadian who is a convert to islam. the canadian broadcasting corporation reported he had a criminal record. the lone victim has been identified as 24-year-old corporal nathan sirillo. seen here on the left. where the shooting began. and kevin vickers is the man who shot and kill eed zehaf-bibeau where the melee came to an end. the chaos and the lockdo
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