l.a. today, taking his midterm message on the economy to millennials. he ll also make remarks and answer questions at a dnc event coming up this evening. and the illinois man accused of trying to travel travel over join isis has a detention hearing in federal court today. police say he wrote a letter to his parents about going to the, quote, blessed land of syria but they say he didn t make it past chicago. all right. that s going to do it for way too early. morning joe starts right now. this is the first military intervention in that years without a code name. now, might be because our chin stroker in chief wants to avoid an embarrassing acronym here like past rejected code names operation afghan free dam which spelled oaf by accident or operation iraqi liberation which spelled o.i.l., but so far the
only actual name military planners have suggested to the pentagon was operation inherent resolve, which was rejected because as one military officer put it, it was just ki
bleeding on the ground. and good evening, thanks for joining us on this saturday. i m tom llamas. and tonight, president trump is calling the military action he ordered on syria a perfectly executed strike. it was a powerful show of force. more than one hundred missiles launched from ships and planes, the u.s., france and the uk all taking part. syria taking defensive action. this image of one of its surface to air missiles streaking over the damascus skyline. but the u.s. claims every missile hit its mark. crippling syria s chemical weapons program. tonight, a new warning from the u.s., if syria attempts another chemical attack on its own people. abc s chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz starts us off. reporter: a dramatic barrage, designed to send an unmistakable message. the u.s., britain, france, unleashing more than a hundred
missiles from sea and air. this tomahawk launched from the u.s. submarine in the mediterranean. blasting into the sky. powerful and on
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hello, you re watching afternoon live i m simon mccoy. today at 2pm. a gp practice in brighton is shut temporarily after a staff member tests positive for coronovirus. the number of confirmed cases in the uk has now reached eight. storm ciara continues to cause chaos across britain, with severe travel and power disruption one man has been killed by a falling tree. i d like to know where the environment agency is. we have seen nobody today at all. nobody‘s been round. a bbc investigation uncovers further claims of preventable baby deaths at an nhs trust. coming up on afternoon live, all the sport with jane dougal. hello. storm ciara has impacted sport too. the postponed scotland against england women s six nations
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