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Good to have you with us. jim, hue crucial is this pmq for liz truss, it is one event in the parliamentary week but it is quite a big deal isn t it? , ., ., , , isn t it? they are often presented as the make isn t it? they are often presented as the make or isn t it? they are often presented as the make or break isn t it? they are often presented as the make or break moment i isn t it? they are often presented j as the make or break moment for isn t it? they are often presented i as the make or break moment for a prime minister and i think the truth is even if she came out there and she was dazzling and witty and commanded the floor of the house of commons, it might buy her time but the underlying reasons why she is in such trouble won t go away. there is a huge fiscal black hole that is exacerbated by the mini budget, she has mps who support her in the summer or didn t, turning on her, and basically as long as the opinion polls put the labour party 30 or 35 points ahead of the con ....
There is a lot of things that could go wrong. we are so used to things never going wrong because everything is so canned. everything is lip synced so when something like this happens we are jarred back into the reality that show business isn t perfect. imagine being live on stage like she was stand willing pretty much naked and afraid everything going wrong where no safety net. it s everyone who does live tv s worst nightmare. i think compassion is warranted here. i can definitely relate to the stage fright feeling. things start going on the wrong track and your mine goes there and it seems to be a snowball effect. now her team has come out and said she was sabotaged. that s taking it to a whole other level of conversation. that s a big deal isn t it? there is he said she said going on. her team said sabotages. dick clark says that s absurd. ....
Reporters soon about their investigation into the latest matt shooting. we re also developing for the first time turk sish bombed isis positions in syria. turkey also allowing the u.s. and other coalition partners to start using turkish air bases for the fight against isis. we re back with joe manchin of west virginia a member of the senate armed services committee. this is a pretty big deal isn t it? a nato ally finally from your perspective of the u.s. doing what the u.s. has long wanted. it s the only way to defeat terrorism. we can t do it by putting our boots on the ground and fighting their fight for them. i ve said that from day one. if military might or money would change that part of the world, we would have done it after 12 13 years. not until they decide they want to defend their homeland their families and thankfully turkey is now engaging the saudis have to engage. if we can get the sunnis ....
Anonmizers and things that allow them to get online and obscure who they are. so this might get tougher because some of that over-the-counter software is tougher to track. worrisome development. does isis peter, really have the capability to launch some sort of chemical attack here in the united states? does isis have that capability? i think the short answer is no. the parent organization of isis al qaeda in iraq launched some weapons attacks in iraq when the u.s. was occupying the country. but that s different from getting someone on a plane into this country and conducting an attack here. it could be a big threat general hertling if the u.s. aviation industry if these threats keep coming in and the u.s. air force or the navy have to start scrambling jets. that s a big deal isn t it? it is wolf. and right after 9/11 you may recall being in washington that there was an operation called noble eagle which not only ....
Breaking news. saudi war planes pounding yemen with 150,000 ground troops ready to invade. that s a huge number and a new front in the middle east war with major implications for america. right now, yemen in chaos allowing isis and al qaeda to flourish. barbara starr at the pentagon tonight. barbara, this is not just saudi arabia. nine other middle eastern countries involved. not just americans but arabs. this is a big deal isn t it? reporter: it is. sunni arab nations growing increasingly nervous in the all important persian gulf about the growth of iran s influence. iran now backing those shia rebels in yemen. on one side iran s influence. the saudi arabia backing the beleaguered yemen government and stepping into this now as the war planes continue in saudi arabia builds a coalition of ....