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call now to request your free decision guide. and learn more about the kinds of plans that will be here for you now - and down the road. i have a lifetime of experience. so i know how important that is. good morning. thanks for being with me. i m ana cabrera in for carol costello. we begin about hour with the demand for answers on capitol hill after the deadly u.s. air strike on a doctors without borders hospital in afghanistan over the weekend. this blast prompting a lot of questions because it killed more than 20 innocent people, including three children. right now the top u.s. commander in afghanistan, general campbell, is testifying in front of senate lawmakers. he says it was carried out after
afghanistan. let s listen. has not occurred. eight months have passed since i last appeared before the committee. and much has changed since. afghanistan, its government and security forces, the enemy and our own coalition have undergone tremendous transitions. these changes have ensured this fighting season has been fundamentally different. it can t be compared to previous years. i would like the emphasize how political, military and economics transitions are affecting the environment. saturation afghanistan is at a critical juncture is so is our campaign. but aid i d a like a address a tramgic loss of lives and strike
live pictures right now from capitol hill. want to keep on top of what s happening there with the questioning of general john campbell, who is the u.s. commander in afghanistan talking about what went wrong when the afghan hospital was struck there. the doctors without borders civilians who were killed, including three children. of course, it was from a u.s. air strike. he s answering questions about that as well as the overall investigation. now, russia is reportedly unleashing a new round of air strikes in syria, near palmyra. this is according to syrian state media, which says the
skyrock skyrocketing. i m just doing whaempb should do in a case like this. we just can t sit back and wait on the government or any bureaucracy to do something for us. we have do it ourselves. if you d like to help the men say they don t need money. they just need more water. time now for newsroom with anna cabrera. good morning. i could use more coffee this morning. we ll get you taken care of. oh good. newsroom starts now. hello i m anna cabrera for carol costello. let s begin with the international outrage in the demand for answers this morning after that deadly u.s. air strike on a doctors without borders hospital in afghanistan. the blast killed more than 20 people, including three children. minutes from now lawmakers are expected to grill the top u.s. commander in afghanistan, generally john campbell. and he is already saying the