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Difficult moment for the protest movement. i am sure that they ll be calling for further protests because of the alleged loss of life today in khartoum, but there is now this dangerous impasse with the military, it seems, eventually now cracking down on the protesters. perhaps the way that they have been tolerating these sit-ins in front of the ministry of defense has now obviously ran out. where we go from him will be difficult to say at this point. george? all right. david mckenzie on the phone with us from johannesburg. he s images you see from khartoum, again, people running in the street amid gunshots. security forces cracking down there and we ll continue to follow the story. reports that north korea s chief envoy has disappeared may have been greatly exaggerated. state media report kim ....
Morning and therefore there wasn t a need to take further action against russia that might provoke it. but you remember of course the president said that russia and iran would pay a big price, that was his phrase, big price for support for syria and so far there has been no price. do you foresee some kind of a price coming down? is it your understanding based on your reporting that the president is now foreclosing on the idea of any sanctions coming out against moscow for this at all? i don t think anything s foreclosed in this administration. obviously this is a fluid situation. that s fair. the administration will tell you that this is still under consideration. but generally i think the president is not currently inclined to do this. what is he inclined do, peter? there s some reporting that he got angry when he saw nikki haley talking on sunday with tough talk on russia. what s your understanding of that? he did. that underlines a lot of tension that s there between the ....
sandra: the attorney general in his statement when he announced this investigation into the obama administration said this, the justice department will leave no stone unturned to eliminate threat to our citizens from terrorist organizations and stem the tide of the devastating drug crisis. what did you learn what they may have done, the obama administration, in order to push this iran deal through? what did your report reveal? sandra, this is all very complicated stuff. the story as you noted is 13,000 words. there is a lot of nuance that sometimes get lost in the headlines. what happened was you had a multi-agency task force project cassandra based at the dea and there were many instances when they were trying to go after some of these guys, including hezbollah s chief envoy to tehran the state sponsor that these guys that there was a force field of protection around these guys sometimes when they were arrested overseas they couldn t get them ....
charge briefed the top four intelligence committee leaders on a rash of leaks. i spoke with one of those leaders, house intelligence committee chairman mike rogers just last hour. last month rogers said that the administration s chest thumping led to leaking information about the foiled bomb plot in yemen and kind of talking about how the chest thumping was not helping and he said raised a lot of questions but rogers seemed to back away from blaming political motivations in my interview. take a listen. i think politics is irrespective of the fact that someone that had access to information narrowly protected found that they for whatever reason leaked it which is a crime and they should be punished with a crime to the severe essex tent of the law. the investigation obviously continues. i want to bring in senior congressional correspondent dana bash yoin joining me live. there was a very unusual press conference right afterwards. very unusual. you know as well as i ....
Why? tuesday s meeting with the king of jordan, friday with the israeli prime minister, and chief envoy resigning today. basically, a lot of people close to him say that he s tired and has been at this for more than two years. a problem for this president, well, that s understandable, is that it suggests that there is very little, if any, momentum. it s a big problem for them. ed henry for us at the white house. next, let s turn to a tough new immigration law signed into law today in georgia. it s modeled after the controversial law out in arizona. gustavo is here. very similar but different between the one in arizona and georgia? well, very close. the governor made good on one of his campaign promises, one of the toughest anti-legal immigration laws in the country. similar to arizona, which allows ....