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Simmering. what is already the worlds most dangerous neighborhood. he tells us where things stand right now from our middle east newsroom. >> at the facility continues to burn, the attack is threatening to engulf the region. 5% of the worlds oil supply has been cut, leading to the biggest hike in oil prices since the first gulf war. despite numerous from iran, evidence is mounting against them. >> initial findings. >> the u.s. has reached the same conclusions. satellite images of the damage, all...

Television or magazine or print or >> there is a clear separation between neutral news and opinion pieces. i think sometimes maybe thats with a lot of the stuff moving online, it can be difficult personally to tell the difference between the two sometimes. so peopleif get that muddles up , sort of present they present themselves as being non-biased and nonpartisan. with certain leanings and directions which if they are up front about is not necessarily a problem. steve:e the others steact of thi...

Energy supply. claims of responsibility have been made, but at secretary of state mike pompeo has clearly stated, there is no evidence that the attack came from yemen. the emerging information indicates that responsibility lies with iran. >> iranian former minister has tweeted on this. he says, "having failed at max pressure, secretary pompeo is turning a stuck in yemen because the illusion that superiority will lead to military victory. living iran want an disaster. "this is an attack on the in...

>> thank you for that report. i want to bring in cnn global economic analyst and retired army lieutenant general. general, iran has essentially denied responsibility. u.s. senator chris murphy seems to doubt the claims. he tweeted iran is a bad actor. you dont need to make stuff up to convince me. so if the administration has evidence that the iranians, the hoothys who claim responsibility, launched the attack, show it. you say you were surprised by how quickly pompeo came out with his tweet two...

In laying the blame at irans feet or the country of or begin i begin was for these attacks. >> -- origin o was for these attacks. >> based on the satellite images, are there any conclusions you can draw similar to what we are hearing from the administration? >>. >> reporter: what i am struck is the pre situation. its almost pin pediatric precision particularly when you look at the holes in the tanks, obviously using some munition with low expensive pay load, obviously, the tanks are still there....

One of the main conclusions that came out of that was that russia did intervene in the 2016 election. but mr. mueller did not establish that there is a conspiracy between russia and the trump campaign. republican supporters of president trump would like to know why that investigation was started in the first place answer would like to have answers whether it was legal the way that it was. thats what this report will answer, and the conclusions are what everyone will be looking for. rick: the dem...

My suspicion is the fact that he has informed congressional committees about it its an indication it wont be long. rick: they reviewed a million records, conducted 100 interviews, and focused on the fisa application and three renewals to surveil former trump campaign advisor carter page. christopher steele was hired to compile his report by fusion gps and the democrats. the republicans want to found out if there was abuse here. >> for sure. its going to be watched closely and studied closely. th...

Position right now to jump to conclusions. we have some real, measured response to this because if we do, then we could escalate things. thats not the position we want to be in. kristin: so do you think the secretary of state jumped the gun on this one, or perhaps hes privy to information that youre not or -- >> we need to know why it is theyre so confident. we were making steps, the president was taking steps so made it that they -- [inaudible] im sorry, im having trouble with my mic. [laughter...

>> you say you arent entirely comfortable with the decision. why? >> because i thought i could do the job. i thought i had a world view that would be good for this nation at this time. i thought i had the necessary experience. i thought i would make a good candidate and be a good president. and it was hard for me to pull back from those conclusions. >> do you think there is something missing in the field? there are quite a few candidates out there. are there things that you wish they had, qualit...

Resolve it by vigorously contesting for the nomination and going through this whole process. i think that what we saw though is that gesture that castro engaged this is not going to be well received. people will make their own conclusions as to whether biden is too old or doesnt have the stamina to come the job. but they didnt particularly like -- particularly since he was wrong about the reference that he was making, they didnt like castro sort of put i tputt >> we saw what happened with eric s...