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air. and a new spin on a board game to help young south africans deal with abuse. russian president vladimir putin has denied they killed civilians during airstrikes for the second day. russia s airstrikes mark the biggest middle east offense in decades. in the past 24 hours it s hit 12 isil targets, destroying a command center and weapons depots, but opposition groups say they re the ones being targeted. saudi arabia has criticized them, demanding that moscow end them. here s more. russian jets attacked a town that s not an isil stronghold, mainly in eastern syria. instead this area is dominated by rebel groups that oppose president bashir assad, a russian ally. it s the second day of russian airstrikes, and there s concern who they re targeting. civilian casualties as russian bombs were dropped in homes and provinces. say the opposition, the raids focused on command and control posts not held by isil. translator: we urge before that the russians are interfering ....
in the bucket that compares to the challenge that is likely to come. am i wrong? is that a strategy that s the wrong way to go about it? i m not sure you would get a majority of votes in this body for it. i think the vote we had about using military force against the use of chemical weapons against civilians barely got a majority in this committee and likely will not get a majority in the senate or in the house. still if the administration were to advocate strongly for it, there is some bipartisan support for the notion. as folks who do this work, am i looking at this wrong? senator cain, i have long wrestled with this question through this crisis. you know, the history of safe zones and no-fly zones for humanitarian purposes is fraught with cases where it didn t work well and it s filled with moral hazard. and at the same time i think that as the crisis progresses and the level of killing continues that is prompting this level of crisis for us to continue to not ta ....
very excited to be on stage with general bleedlove. i need to do a blanket apology. . i just got out of den tangherlini surgery this morning sorks if you see me drooling on this side of the face, that s why. we were talking you d like to begin. i d like for you to do that with a broad brush through of the coming nato summit that s next summer. the last one was last year and i remember covering that, covering president obama and then secretary of defense chuck hagel. the big news was all about the coalition against isis. that s not going to be the case, i imagine, next year. why don t you start off with your thoughts about what the key outcomes of next year s summit should be and i d love to hear me tell you what you think they will be. thank you, first of all, and thank you for having me. it s good to speak to this crowd. as i looked at the diversity of those in attendance, i expect a lively question and answer period. that s all very good. i think that ....
forces that are capable of being nuclear. this is our new cold war. it is a good feeling to hug a hero. dr. craig spencer, ebola free. turn our attention to families that are being destroyed. in yemen. forces are considering evacuating the embassy in kabul. in turkey. we find you as murderers, we want you to get out of our land. india s farmers say they can bring farm to table in places like this. two window washers were rescued 65 stories up. only thing they suffered was hypothermia. i m excited elated and overwhelmed. we begin with russian forces crossing the border into ukraine, threatening to escalate a conflict, that is already cost more than 4,000 lives. while moscow mocked the report as one of the regular blasts of hot air from nato s brussels headquarters pictures like these backed up the warning from the alliance s supreme commander dr. flip breedlove. phillip breedlove. we have seen russian tanks russian artillery, air systems ....
families that are being destroyed. in yemen. forces are considering evacuating the embassy in kabul. in turkey. we find you as murderers, we want you to get out of our land. india s farmers say they can bring farm to table in places like this. two window washers were rescued 65 stories up. only thing they suffered was hypothermia. i m excited elated and overwhelmed. we begin with russian forces crossing the border into ukraine, threatening to escalate a conflict, that is already cost more than 4,000 lives. while moscow mocked the report as one of the regular blasts of hot air from nato s brussels headquarters pictures like these backed up the warning from the alliance s supreme commander dr. flip breedlove. phillip breedlove. we have seen russian tanks russian artillery, air systems and combat entering into ukraine. we do not have a good picture at this time of how many and has to their intent, i m not sure. meanwhile the united nations securit ....