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intelligence has stark words for whats left of putins arsenal. plus, the two americans captured in ukraine held for 105 days. we follow their story. and tonight they will tell you what they endured. and a dead heat for arizona governor, a face-off in ohios senate race tonight. and the republican in georgia still hanging on despite the ugly allegations. john king is here. he says this is the most unpredictable election hes covered in his lifetime. lets go out front. good evening, ...

And everything you talked about so far this morning i agree with. this is clearly going much worse than what putin ever imagined. it is going more slowly on the ground, which is one theater. it is going worse at home with all of the economic as well as political pushback. here is the danger in this, which is all of this, quote, unquote, good news from our perspective is bad news for him. this then, i think, raises in his mind the need to change, and the most likely thing is not that he sues for ...

Dpi, the cluster munitions, if you will, the thermal bar rack, has peter mentioned. all of those things become terror weapons not against the military but against the civilians. so, putin thinks he can push this down by causing pain among the population and the political body to say, weve had enough. i dont think youre going to see ukraine do that. i dont think the military in ukraine is going to stand for that. and i still remain extremely hopeful that they will mount an incredibly tough defens...

Be cold and then all of a sudden its summertime. todd: no spring. jillian: welcome back. >> reporter: thank you. nice to see you, friends. todd: ambassador john bolton takes over the role of national security adviser, he is joining the white house today with a long list of policy priorities including, here we go, north korea, russia, china and now another gas attack in syria. jillian: so how should the u.s. respond? here now to weigh in is senior fellow at the hudson institute rebeccah heinrichs...

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Is this the type of response we need to see more of in the wake of these horrific car attacks? >> weve come to expect that with our law enforcement that these are folks, men and women, that go to the sound of the guns, per se. to see somebody do that whos a citizen, its heartening. unfortunately, we cant put a police officer on every corner. so the first line of defense is really people that are aware of their surroundings, not in condition white. theyre aware of their surroundings. and to inter...

Most shaped this age is aids, do you see a world where we can get rid of that, eradicate that in my lifetime? >> not in a quick timetime. maybe even goes right back to the 1920s, 1930s. and were not likely to get a vaccine any time soon. some advances in possible gene therapy type approaches. >> i know this has crossed peoples minds, the likelihood a terrorist group or military enemy could initiate this pandemic? and what would that look like? you consider the 1918 spanish flu that killed 5% of ...

Letters. it came from the same batch, if you will. but theyll also look at forensics. theyll look for fingerprints that arent accounted for on the envelope or the letter. theyll look for saliva, dna, hair, fingerprints, all of that. and theyll go through that in an effort to find the individual, which will then tell them what was the motive, was it indeed a political motive. >> how big a problem is it, fran, for the intelligence services in particular, and the fbi and the others in relation to t...

Radicalization. it comes back if you are tipped on this guy, didnt the fbi look at these youtube things and didnt they put it all together that this guy was not, you know, a safe guy? >> my impression is there was no social media activity by the time the fbi interviewed him in 2010. two years later goes and spends the six months in russia. now, remember, i cannot overemphasize the bitterness of the chechen muslim people at the russian christian people. it could be they just conflate all the chri...

Its a very splintered opposition. coalitions almost too good of a word. the united states has thrown in its political lot with them. militarily things are beginning to tilt increasingly in the direction of the opposition against the government. we saw now the government is shooting off scud missiles, old ballistic missiles which are essentially terror weapons. you shoot them off, you dont know where theyll come down. some come down in civilian areas. theyre not militarily significant, but this i...