thisis detainee formerly worked for saddam hussein's regime. and they say they've already used mustered powder. and they found a former air force member guilty. they say he travelled fro turkey in an effort to cross the border into syr to fight violent jihad. se faces up to 25 years in prison when sentencesed in september. >>> and former first lady, nancy regan will lie in repose at the regan library for a second day. a private funeral service is scheduled for tomorrow. and among the attendees,s first lady michelle obama, former former first lady, laura secret service members will serve as pall bearers. >>>irefighters on the scene checking outa natural gas leak when the wor happened. here with the details. >> reporter: a frantic call over the emergency radio after a catastrophic blast. followed by an incredible response. all told, nine firefighters injured but all of them alive. minutes eaeaier, the firefighters had been searching for a gas leak near three businesses, now totally oblit ralt obliterated from a blast that sent debris and a shock

thisis detainee formerly worked for saddam hussein's regime. and they say they've already used mustered powder. and they found a former air force member guilty. they say he travelled from turkey in an effort to cross the border into syria to fight violent jihad. he faces up to 25 years in prison when sentencesed in september. >>> and former first lady, nancy regan will lie in repose at the regan library for a second day. a private funeral service is scheduled for tomorrow. and among the attendees,s first lady michelle obama, former president george w. bush and secret service members will serve as pall bearers. >>> firefighters on the scene checking outa natural gas leak when the worst happened. here with the details. >> reporter: a frantic call over the emergency radio after a catastrophic blast. followed by an incredible response. all told, nine firefighters injured but all of them alive. minutes earlier, the firefighters had been searching for a gas leak near three businesses, now totally oblit ralt obliterated from a blast that sent debris a

detainee formerly worked for saddam hussein's rejeempt defense officials say isis has already used artillery loaded with chlorine and mustard bowed ir. >>> thousands have begun paying their last respects to former first lady nancy reagan. she is lying in repose at her husband's presidential library in california through tomorrow. and tonight nbc news is hearing exclusively from her daughter patti davis about the legacy her mother leaves behind. nbc's andrea mitchell has more. >> reporter: today nancy reagan began her final journey, her casket carried by her secret service detail past and present. salutes as the hearse traveled the freeway, including one named for her husband, today area fire departments paying tribute. and as the hear sze approached the reagan library people gathering, some with red roses, nancy reagan red. patti davis spoke with maria shriver, also a former california fliedy. >> it's really comforting to see all of these people who i'm sure are not all republicans. >> reporter: right. >> standing out on freeway overpasses to pay their respects. >>eporter: >> and to your han

but i know that saddam hussein was taunting the father. you know, the americans, they were not, you know, they were cowards. he was saying all sorts of things because of the fact intelligently they pulled back and i know that, you know, you know, also, that the son loves the father and i think he felt very hurt by and it he didn't like him. >> the evidence shows that there was a prevailing wisdom within iraq that was disseminate to do our intelligence authorities that he did have them. so i would be careful. the lie thing i don't think is legitimate. but, look. >> let me just say whether -- look, regardless of for what reason we went in, it was a massive. >> it didn't work out, that's for sure. >> massive, massive, horrible mistake. that's for sure. >> we appreciate you taking the time. we know everybody wanted you today and thanks for coming on. we will talk to you soon, donald. thanks financial. >> thank you, bill. thank you. >> directly ahead, hillary clinton caught off mike saying a bad thing about donald trump. and then ca1f the univi

detainee formerly worked for saddam hussein's rejeempt defense officials say isis has already used artillery loaded with chlorine and mustard bowed ir. >>> thousands have begun paying their last respects to former first lady nancy reagan. she is lying in repose at her husband's in california through tomorrow. and tonight nbc news is hearing exclusively from her daughter patti davis about the legacy her mother leaves behind. nbc's andrea mitchell has more. >> reporter: today nancy reagan began her final journey, her casket carried by her secret service detail past and present. salutes as the hearse traveled the freeway, including one named for her husband, usually jammed. today area fire departments paying tribute. and as the hear sze approached the reagan library people gathering, some with red roses, nancy reagan red. patti davis spoke with maria shriver, also a former california fliedy. >> it's really comforting to see all of these people who i'm sure are not all republicans. >> reporter: right. >> standing out on freeway overpasses to pay their respects. >> reporter: >> and to your hand,

whether you like saddam hussein or not, he's to kill terrorists. amy: that was an ad from the emergency committee for israel. zaid jilani, what is the emergency committee for israel? committee forcy israel was formed under the first term of the obama administration. basically from neoconservatives, bill kristol is on their board. they're finding a secret, dark many group, a 501(c)4 group. we're some knowledge a number of pro-israel folks are behind it. basically, the group was formed to punish people debut with insufficiently pro-israel. they went very aggressively after a representative walter jones who famously coined the fries" andedom turned against the war. i think they're going after trump are the same reason. they do not trust trump. hey, everything israel does is perfect. maybe he will threaten war with iran, intervene in syria. they do not trust them to do any of those things has he is talking a lot of ideas that right now are not outside the new conservative orthodoxy. amy: i want to turn to michael hayden, comments made about donald trum

a iraqi who once worked for the regime of saddam hussein. after interrogating him the u.s. intelligence were able to identify a building in mosul where mustard agent was loaded in artillery shells. this video released by the british defense military shows a building being destroyed by an air strike this past weekend. by pentagon count, isis has mounted a dozen chemical weapon attacks in iraq and syria. john brennan in a "60 minutes" interview. >> reporter: isis has access to chemical artillery shells? >> there are reports that isis use. >> reporter: now appears to be a major intelligence gold mine. names, addresses and phone numbers of some 20,000 isis fighters from countries across the middle east, africa, europe, and north america reportedly given to london sky news by a disgruntled member of isis. cbs news consultant richard walton, former head of counterterrorism for scotland yards, says if the documents are authentic, this could be one of the most significant intelligence finds since isis was created. david martin, cbs news, the pentagon. >>> a man tied to the shooting

a iraqi who once worked for the regime of saddam hussein. intelligence were able to identify a building in mosul where mustard agent was loaded in artillery shells. this video released by the british defense military shows a building being destroyed by an air strike this past weekend. by pentagon count, isis has mounted a dozen chemical weapon attacks in iraq and syria. john brennan in a "60 minutes" interview. >> reporter: isis has access to chemical artillery shells? >> there are reports that isis has chemical munitions they can use. >> reporter: now appears to be a major intelligence gold mine. numbers of some 20,000 isis fighters from countries across the middle east, africa, europe, and north america reportedly given to london sky news by a disgruntled member of isis. cbs news consultant richard walton, former head of counterterrorism for scotland yards, says if the documents are authentic, this could be one of the most significant intelligence finds since isis was created. david martin, cbs news, the pentagon. >>> a man tied to the sho

. >> the world would be better off with saddam hussein and could often power? >> 100%. >> maybe is better than the kind of people we're supposed to be backing. i think russia can be a positive force and an ally. you know, whether you like saddam hussein or not, he used to kill terrorists. andeen: glenn greenwald, one of your articles come he suggested her clinton has demonstrated comparable support for what you call "the world's worst despots." article ings, that wrote about hillary clinton grew out of the debate or she attack bernie sanders for comments he made in the 1980's in which he said positive things both about fidel castro and also the nicaraguan government and she very self righteously said, how could you possibly praise a government that is oppressive into radical and yet if you look at the clinton's record, not in the 1980's, but for more recently in the last five to six years, she has embraced and expressed extreme levels of support for some of the world's most brutal and horrific dictators and call president barak of egypt -- president mubarak of

hussein did when he was in power. this is one enormous refugee camp. >> nice to see you. >> thank you very much. >> leland sal is the program manager of this refugee camp sheltering thousands of syrians. how many live in this camp, just this one camp? >> yeah. the number of the families, there are about 5,500 families and the individuals around 30, 30,000 individuals, yeah. >> everything we have seen so far, there's an enormous burden on the government of kurdistan, the regional government. >> on the shoulders of the government, yeah. >> american aid, government -- >> yeah, yeah. >> -- goes to baghdad. but it doesn't get here. >> yeah. and i think if they directly coordinate with the government of kurdistan it would be better. >> the next crucial battle in iraq will be the fight to liberate mosul. you see mosul retaken in the near future any. >> i think it's going to be sometime. mosul has started and we deal it at a pace to be successful. >> if baghdad decides to attack mosul, to liberate it from daesh, you could hav

a iraqi who once worked for the regime of saddam hussein. after interrogating him, the u.s. intelligence were able to identify a building in mosul where mustard agent was manufactured and loaded into artillery shells. this video, released by the british defense military, shows a building being destroyed by an air strike this past weekend. by pentagon count, isis has mounted a dozen chemical weapons attacks in iraq and syria. a fact confirmed by cia director john brennan in a "60 minutes" interview. >> reporter: isis has access to chemical artillery shells? >> there are reports that isis >> reporter: now appears to be a major intelligence gold mine. names, addresses and phone numbers of some 20,000 isis fighters from countries across the middle east, africa, europe, and north america reportedly given to london sky news by a disgruntled member of isis. cbs news consultant richard walton, former head of counterterrorism for scotland yards, says if the documents are authentic, this could be one of the most significant intelligence finds since isis was created. david martin, cbs

this detainee used to work for saddam hussein. isis has already used artillery loaded with chlorine and mustard powder. >>> former u.s. air force mechanic from new jersey is guilty of trying to join isis. after he travelled to turkey, he tried to join the fight for jihad. he faces up to 25 years in prison when sentenced in september. >>> and former first lady, nancy reagan, will lie in repose at the reagan library for a second day. a private funeral service is scheduled for tomorrow. first lady, michelle obama, former president george w. bush, former first ladies laura bush and rosalynn carter were just some of those who showed up. secret service members will serve as pall bearers. patty davis spoke to maria shriver and her mother. >> i feel very complete in my relationship with her. and i think that whatever aloneness i might feel, there is that, and then that's very comforting. >> that exclusive interview airs later on "today." >>> firefighters say a massive explosion that leveled several buildings in seattle yesterday morning m

a iraqi who once worked for the regime of saddam hussein. after interrogating him the u.s. intelligence were able to identify a building in mosul where mustard agent was loaded in artillery shells. this video released by the british defense military shows a building being destroyed by an air strike this past weekend. by pentagon count, isis has mounted a dozen chemical weapon attacks in iraq and syria. john brennan in a "60 minutes" interview. >> reporter: isis has access to chemical artillery shells? >> there are reports that isis has chemical munitions they can use. >> reporter: now appears to be a major intelligence gold mine. names, addresses and phone numbers of some 20,000 isis fighters from countries across the middle east, africa, europe, and north america reportedly given to london sky news by a disgruntled member of isis. cbs news consultant richard walton, former head of counterterrorism for scotland yards, says if the documents are authentic, this could be one of the most significant intelligence finds since isis was created. david martin, cbs news, the pentagon

thisis detainee formerly worked for saddam hussein's regime. and they say they've used mustered powder. and they found a former air force member guilty. they say he travelled from turkey in an effort to cross the border into syria to fight violent jihad. he faces up to 25 years in prison when sentencesed in september. >>> and former first lady, nancy regan will lie in repose at the regan library for a second day. a private funeral service is scheduled for tomorrow. and among the attendees,s first lady michelle obama, former president george w. bush and former first lady, laura secret service members will serve as pall bearers. >>> firefighters on the scene checking outa natural gas leak here with the details. >> reporter: a frantic call over the emergency radio after a catastrophic blast. followed by an incredible response. all told, nine firefighters injured but all of them alive. minutes earlier, the firefighters had been searching for a gas leak near three businesses, now totally oblit ra obliterated from a blast that sent debris and a shock

a regime of saddam hussein. after interrogating him the u.s. intelligence were able to identify a building in mosul where mustard agent was loaded in artillery shells. this video released by the british defense military shows a building being destroyed by an air strike this past weekend. by pentagon count, isis has mounted a dozen chemical weapon attacks in iraq and syria. john brennan in a "60 minutes" interview. >> reporter: isis has access to chemical artillery shells? >> there are reports that isis has chemical munitions they can use. >> reporter: now appears to be a major intelligence gold mine. names, addresses and phone numbers of some 20,000 isis fighters from countries across the middle east, africa, europe, and north america reportedly given to london sky news by a disgruntled member of isis. cbs news consultant richard walton, former head of counterterrorism for scotland yards, says if the documents are authentic, this could be one of the most significant intelligence finds since isis was created. david martin, cbs news, the pentagon

this wasn't a great guy, but saddam hussein did one thing. he killed terrorists. a professional killer of terrorists. now you want to be a terrorist? you go to iraq. that's called the harvard of terrorism. whether it's gadhafi, terrible decision, hillary clinton. whether it's saddam hussein, we were a lot better off before. >> do you think -- >> and besides that. iraq did not knock down the world trade center. just in case you had any questions. >> do you think islam is at war with the west? >> i think islam hates us. there is something -- there is something there that is a tremendous hatred there. there's a tremendous hatred. we have to get to the bottom of it. there's an unbelievable hatred of us. >> in islam itself? >> you're going to have to figure that out. you'll get another pulitzer, right? but you'll have to figure that out. but there's a tremendous hatred. and we have to be very vigilant. we have to be very careful. and we can't allow people coming into this country who have this hatred of the united states. >> i guess the question is -- >> and of people

detainee formerly worked for saddam hussein's rejeempt defense officials say isis has already used artillery loaded with chlorine and mustard bowed ir. >>> thousands have begun paying their last respects to former first lady nancy reagan. she is lying in repose at her husband's presidential library in california through tomorrow. and tonight nbc news is hearing exclusively from her daughter patti davis about the legacy her mother leaves behind. nbc's andrea mitchell has more. >> reporter: today nancy reagan began her final journey, her casket carried by her secret service detail past and present. salutes as the hearse traveled the freeway, including one named for her husband, usually jammed. today area fire departments paying tribute. and as the hear sze library people gathering, some with red roses, nancy reagan red. patti davis spoke with maria shriver, also a former california fliedy. >> it's really comforting to see all of these people who i'm sure are not all republicans. >> reporter: right. >> standing out on freeway overpasses to pay their respects. >> reporter: >> and to your hand, o

he's reportedly revealed key information about isis' chemical weapons detainee formerly worked for saddam hussein's rejeempt defense officials say isis has already used artillery loaded with chlorine and mustard bowed ir. >>> thousands have begun paying their last respects to former first lady nancy reagan. she is lying in repose at her husband's presidential library in california through tomorrow. and tonight nbc news is hearing exclusively from her daughter patti davis about the legacy her mother leaves behind. nbc's andrea mitchell has more. >> reporter: today nancy reagan began her final journey, her casket carried by her secret service detail past and present. salutes as the hearse traveled the freeway, including one named for her husband, usually jammed. today area fire departments paying tribute. and as the hear sze approached the reagan library people gathering, some with red roses, nancy reagan red. patti davis spoke with maria shriver, also a former california comforting to see all of these people who i'm sure are not all republicans. >> reporter: right. >> standing out on freew

detainee formerly worked for saddam hussein's rejeempt defense officials say isis has already used artillery loaded with chlorine and mustard bowed ir. >>> thousands have begun paying their last respects to former first lady nancy reagan. she is lying in repose at her husband's presidential library in california through tomorrow. and tonight nbc news is hearing exclusively from her daughter patti davis about the legacy her mother leaves behind. nbc's andrea mitchell has more. >> reporter: today nancy reagan began her nal journey, her casket carried by her secret service detail past and present. salutes as the hearse traveled the freeway, including one named for h h husband, usually jammed. today area fire departments paying tribute. and as the hear sze approached the reagan library people gathering, some with reagan red. patti davis spoke with maria shriver, also a former california fliedy. >> it's really comforting to see all of these people who i'm sure are not all republicans. >> reporter: right. >> standing out on freeway overpasses to pay their respects. >> reporter: >> and to your hand

people said why didn't we go all the way to baghdad and throw saddam hussein out? we did not finish the job. but you see we did finish the job. because had we gone farther we would have had ourselves in the middle of the civil war. civil wars are not something that america should involve itself in directly. [applause] you an example. i was in congress when ronald reagan supported the u.s. involvement in lebanon. i don't know how much you know about lebanon but there are, you cannot even figure out all the people that are fighting one another there are so many of them. and we had a vote as to whether u.s. marines should stay in lebanon in a voting no. because i have learned over time and i was a very young man at the time -- talk about pressure -- i was 30. and reagan was my hero. you know what happened in lebanon? they blew up our marines, their barracks. they killed hundreds of marines and we left. civil wars are in place where we should not involve ourselves. you have to remember when we see involve ourselves we are talking about men and women who we stick in har

in a raid last month, delta weapons expert, an iraqi who had once worked for the regime of saddam hussein. after interrogating him, u.s. intelligence was able to identify a building in mosul where mustard agent was manufactured and loaded into artillery shells. this video, released by the british defense min stee, shows a building described as an isis weapons factory being destroyed by an air strike this past weekend. by pentagon count, isis has mounted a dozen chemical weapons attack in iraq and syria, a fact confirmed by c.i.a. director interview. >> we have a number of instances where isil has usedicleical munitions on the battlefield. >> pelley: artillery shelled. >> sure, yeah. chemical artillery shells? >> there are reports that isis has access to chemical precursors and munitions that they can use. >> reporter: just the day before the strike on the chemical weapons building, u.s. commander known by the alias omar the chechen, who the pentagon considered to be the equivalent of the group's secretary of confidence. u.s. intelligence is still trying to confirm if he was in fact killed

detainee formerly worked for saddam hussein's rejeempt defense officials say isis has already used artillery loaded with chlorine and mustard bowed ir. >>> thousands have last respects to former first lady nancy reagan. she is lying in repose at her husband's presidential library in california through tomorrow. and tonight nbc news is hearing exclusively from her daughter patti davis about the legacy her mother leaves behind. nbc's andrea mitchell has more. >> reporter: today nancy reagan began her final journey, her casket carried by her secret service detail past and present. salutes as the hearse traveled the freeway, including one named for her husband, usually jammed. today area fire departments paying tribute. and as the hear sze approached the reagan library people gathering, some with red roses, nancy reagan red. patti davis spoke with maria shriver, also a former california fliedy. >> it's really comforting to see all of these people who i'm sure are not all republicans. >> reporter: right. >> standing out on pay their respects. >> reporter: >> and to your hand, oh, lord, we commend

detainee formerly worked for saddam hussein's rejeempt defense officials say isis has already used artillery loaded with chlorine and mustard bowed ir. >>> thousands have begun paying their last respects to former first lady nancy reagan. she is lying in repose at her husband's presidential library in california through tomorrow. and tonight nbc news is hearing exclusively from her daughter patti davis about the legacy her mother leaves behind. nbc's andrea mitchell has more. >> reporter: today nancy reagan began her final journey, her casket carried by her secret service detail past and present. salutes as the hearse traveled the freeway, including one named for her husband, usually jammed. today area fire departments paying tribute. and as the hear sze approached the reagan library people gathering, some with red roses, nancy patti davis spoke with maria shriver, also a former california fliedy. >> it's really comforting to see all of these people who i'm sure are not all republicans. >> reporter: right. >> standing out on freeway overpasses to pay their respects. >> reporter: >> and to yo

hussein. after interrogating him, u.s. intelligence was able to identify a building in mosul where mustard agent was manufactured and loaded into artillery shells. this video, released by the british defense min stee, shows a building described as an isis weapons factory being destroyed by an air strike this past weekend. by pentagon count, isis has mounted a dozen chemical weapons attack in iraq and syria, a fact confirmed by c.i.a. director >> we have a number of instances where isil has usedicleical munitions on the battlefield. >> pelley: artillery shelled. >> sure, yeah. >> pelley: isis has access to chemical artillery shells? >> there are reports that isis has access to chemical precursors and munitions that they can use. >> reporter: just the day before the strike on the chemical weapons building, u.s. aircraft targeted this top isis commander known by the alias omar the chechen, who the pentagon considered to be the equivalent of the group's secretary of confidence. u.s. intelligence i

in detainee formerly worked for saddam hussein's regime. they have used artillery loaded with chlorine. >>> meantime, a former u.s. air force mechanic has been found guilty of trying to join isis. the fbi arrested tarod pew after he travelled to syria. he faces up to 35 years in prison when he is sentenced in september. >>> today, former first lady nancy running game listen lay in repose for a second day at the presidential library. thousands of people filed past her casket to pay the last respects. a private funeral service is scheduled for tomorrow. among the at ten tees, michelle obama, george w. bush and laura bush, hillary clinton and rosalyn carter. eight secret service will serve as pallbearers. >>> in a "today" exclusive, nancy reagan's daughter patty davis spoke to maria shriver about her relationship with her mother. >> i feel very complete in my relationship with her and i think that whatever aloneness i might feel, there is that. and then that's very comforting. >> that full exclusive interview airs later on nbc's "today" show.

hussein. after interrogating him, u.s. intelligence was able to identify a building in mosul where mustard agent was manufactured and loaded into artillery shells. this video, released by the british defense min stee, shows a building described as an isis weapons factory being destroyed by an air strike this past weekend. by pentagon count, isis has mounted a dozen chemical weapons attack in iraq and syria, a fact confirmed by c.i.a. director john brennan in a "60 minutes" interview. >> we have a number of instances where isil has usedicleical munitions on the battlefield. >> pelley: artillery shelled. >> sure, yeah. >> pelley: isis has access to chemical artillery shells? >> there are reports that isis has access to chemical precursors and munitions that they can use. >> reporter: just the day before the strike on the aircraft targeted this top isis commander known by the alias omar the chechen, who the pentagon considered to be the equivalent of the group's secretary of confidence. u.s. inte

hussein. after interrogating him, u.s. intelligence was able to identify a building in mosul where mustard agent was manufactured and loaded into artillery shells. british defense min stee, shows a building described as an isis weapons factory being destroyed by an air strike this past weekend. by pentagon count, isis has mounted a dozen chemical weapons attack in iraq and syria, a fact confirmed by c.i.a. director john brennan in a "60 minutes" interview. >> we have a number of instances where isil has usedicleical munitions on the battlefield. >> pelley: artillery shelled. >> sure, yeah. >> pelley: isis has access to chemical artillery shells? >> there are reports that isis has access to chemical precursors and munitions that they can use. >> reporter: just the day before the strike on the chemical weapons building, u.s. aircraft targeted this top isis commander known by the alias omar the chechen, who the pentagon considered to be the equivalent of the group's secretary of confidence. u.s.

the leader worked as an industrial engineer in saddam hussein's military before joining isis. >>> an air force veteran from new jersey has been convicted of trying to join isis and die a martyr. tairod pugh faces up to 35 years in prison. it's the first verdict for more than 70 cases the government has brought against americans accused of trying to support isis. >> breaking news from pennsylvania where there's been a mass shooting. at least five people were killed in suburban pittsburgh when violence erupted at a backyard barbecue. police in wilkinsburg say at least two gunmen barged into the party and opened fire in an ambush style attack. the suspects were still on the run overnight. neighbors said they were awakened by the gunfire and screaming just before midnight. >>> the mexican national accused of killing five men in kansas and missouri is being held in a missouri jail overnight. he appeared in court yesterday while officials decide where he will be tried first. but a mistake by immigration officials may be to blame for allowing him to remain in the u.s. more now from abc's al

allle said why didn't we go the way to baghdad and throw saddam hussein out? we did not finish the job. they you see we did finish the job. because had we gone farther we would have had ourselves in the middle of the civil war. civil wars are not something that america should involve itself in directly. and then they give you an example. [applause] i was in congress when ronald reagan supported the u.s. involvement in lebanon. i don't know how much you know but there are, you cannot even figure of the people that are fighting one another there are so many of them. and we had a vote as to whether u.s. marines should stay in lebanon in a voting no. because i have learned over time and i was a very young man at the time -- talk about pressure -- i was 30. and reagan was my hero. you know what happened in lebanon? they blew up our marine their x. they killed hundreds of marines and we left. place where wein should not involve ourselves. you have to remember when we see involve ourselves we are talking about men and women who we stick and harm's way. exampleieve th

hussein. after interrogating him, u.s. intelligence was able to identify a building in mosul where mustard agent was manufactured and loaded into artillery shells. this video, released by the british defense min stee, shows a building described as an isis weapons factory being destroyed by an air strike this past weekend. by pentagon count, isis has mounted a dozen chemical weapons attack in iraq and syria, a fact confirmed by c.i.a. director john brennan in a "60 minutes" interview. >> we have a number of instances where isil has usedicleical munitions on the battlefield. >> pelley: artillery shelled. >> sure, yeah. >> pelley: isis has access to chemical artillery shells? has access to chemical precursors and munitions that they can use. >> reporter: just the day before the strike on the chemical weapons building, u.s. aircraft targeted this top isis commander known by the alias omar the chechen, who the pentagon considered to be the equivalent of the group's secretary of confidence. u.s. int

detainee formerly worked for saddam hussein's rejeempt defense officials say isis has already used artillery loaded with chlorine and mustard bowed ir. >>> thousands have begun paying their last respects to former first lady nancy reagan. she is lying in repose at her husband's presidential library in california through tomorrow. and tonight nbc news is hearing exclusively from her daughter patti davis about the legacy her mother leaves behind. nbc's andrea mitchell has more. >> reporter: today nancy reagan began her final journey, her casket carried by her secret service detail past and present. salutes as the hearse traveled the freeway, including one named for her husband, usually jammed. today area fire departments paying tribute. and as the hear sze approached the reagan library people gathering, some with red roses, nancy reagan red. patti davis spoke with maria shriver, also a former california fliedy. >> it's really comforting to see all of these people who i'm sure are not all republicans. >> reporter: right. >> standing out on freeway overpasses to pay their respects. >> reporter:

hussein. after interrogating him, u.s. intelligence was able to where mustard agent was manufactured and loaded into artillery shells. this video, released by the british defense min stee, shows a building described as an isis weapons factory being destroyed by an air strike this past weekend. by pentagon count, isis has mounted a dozen chemical weapons attack in iraq and syria, a fact confirmed by c.i.a. director john brennan in a "60 minutes" interview. >> we have a number of instances where isil has usedicleical munitions on the battlefield. >> pelley: artillery shelled. >> sure, yeah. >> pelley: isis has access to chemical artillery shells? >> there are reports that isis has access to chemical precursors and munitions that they can use. >> reporter: just the day before the strike on the chemical weapons building, u.s. aircraft targeted this top isis commander known by the alias omar the chechen, who the pentagon considered to be the equivalent of the group's secretary of confidence. trying

nabbed a key figure in northern iraq and now there are reports he had worked for saddam hussein and was running a branch for research and development of chemical weapons for isis state. they identified a place where mustard gas was load need shells. and then an air strike reportedly destroyed a weapons factory. >>> the public viewing continues today for former first lady nancy reagan. a motorcade carrying her body arrived at the reagan library in simi valley yesterday. eight secret service agents who served the reagans over the years acted as pallbearers. mrs. reagan's body will lie in repose until tonight. her funeral is tomorrow. she will be buried next to her husband ronald reagan. she died sunday of heart failure at the age of 94. >>> republican presidential candidates will square off in their 12th debate of the campaign season tonight in florida. the democrats faced off last night. cbs news correspondent marlie hall has the very latest >>> reporter: hillary clinton court florida voters moments after taking on rival bernie sanders in a debate in miami. >> i really, really want to wi

hussein. after interrogating him, u.s. intelligence was able to identify a building in mosul where mustard agent was manufactured and loaded into artillery shells. this video, released by the british defense ministry, shows a building described as an isis weapons factory being destroyed by an air strike this past weekend. by pentagon count, isis has mounted a dozen chemical weapons attacks in iraq and syria, a fact confirmed by c.i.a. director john brennan in a "60 minutes" interview. >> we have a number of instances where isil has used chemical munitions on the battlefield. >> pelley: artillery shells. >> sure, yeah. >> pelley: isis has access to chemical artillery shells? >> there are reports that isis has access to chemical precursors and munitions that they can use. >> reporter: just the day before the strike on the chemical weapons building, u.s. aircraft targeted this top isis commander known by the alias "omar the chechen," who the pentagon considered to be the equivalent of the group's

hussein. after interrogating him, u.s. intelligence was able to identify a building in mosul where mustard agent was manufactured and loaded into artillery shells. this video, released by the british defense min stee, shows a building described as an isis weapons factory being destroyed by an air strike this past weekend. by pentagon count, isis has mounted a dozen chemical weapons attack in iraq and syria, a fact confirmed by c.i.a. director john brennan in a "60 minutes" interview. >> we have a number of instances where isil has usedicleical munitions on the battlefield. >> pelley: artillery shelled. >> sure, yeah. >> pelley: isis has access to chemical artillery shells? >> there are reports that isis has access to chemical precursors and munitions that they can use. >> reporter: just the day before the strike on the chemical weapons building, u.s. aircraft targeted this top isis commander known by the alias omar the chechen, who the pentagon considered to be the equivalent of the group's se

hussein. after interrogating him, u.s. intelligence was able to identify a building in mosul wher m manufactured and loaded into artillery shells. this video, released by the british defense min stee, shows a building described as an isis weapons factory being destroyed by an air strike this past weekend. by pentagon count, isis has mounted a dozen chemical weapons attack in iraq and syria, a fact confirmed by c.i.a. director john brennan in a "60 minutes" interview. >> we have a number of instances where isil has usedicleical munitions on the battlefield. >> pelley: artillery shelled. >> sure, yeah. >> pelley: isis has access to chemical artillery shells? >> there are reports that isis has access to chemical precursors and munitions that they can use. >> reporter: just the day before the strike on the chemical weapons building, u.s. aircraft targeted this top isis commander known by the alias omar the chechen, who the pentagon considered to be the equivalent of the group's secretary of confid

detainee formerly worked for saddam hussein's rejeempt defense officials say artillery loaded with chlorine and mustard bowed ir. >>> thousands have begun paying their last respects to former first lady nancy reagan. she is lying in repose at her husband's presidential library in california through tomorrow. and tonight nbc news is hearing exclusively from her daughter legacy her mother leaves behind. nbc's andrea mitchell has more. >> reporter: today nancy reagan began her final journey, her casket carried by her secret service detail past and present. salutes as the hearse traveled the freeway, including one named for her husband, usually jammed. today area fire departments paying tribute. and as the hear sze approached the reagan library people gathering, some with red roses, nancy reagan red. patti davis spoke with maria shriver, also a former california fliedy. >> it's really comforting to see all of these people who i'm sure are not all republicans. >> standing out on freeway overpasses to pay their respects. >> reporter: >> and to your hand, oh, lord, we commend our sister nancy. >>

hussein. after interrogating him, u.s. intelligence was able to identify a building in mosul where mustard agent was manufactured and loaded into artillery shells. this video, released by the british defense min stee, shows a building described as an isis weapons factory being destroyed by an air strike this past weekend. by pentagon count, isis has mounted a dozen chemical weapons attack in iraq and syria, a fact confirmed by c.i.a. director john brennan in a "60 minutes" interview. >> we have a number of instances where isil has usedicleical munitions on the battlefield. >> pelley: artillery shelled. >> sure, yeah. >> pelley: isis has access to chemical artillery shells? >> there are reports that isis has access to chemical precursors and munitions that before the strike on the chemical weapons building, u.s. aircraft targeted this top isis commander known by the alias omar the chechen, who the pentagon considered to be the equivalent of the group's secretary of confidence. u.s. intelligence

the community are shocked and saddam hussein by this murder of an innocent young man. they have asked for more community local policing and more youth engagement. would the prime minister meet with me and some community champions to discuss how we can make our streets safer? >> the lady raises a very important point. i think what we've seen in london reduction in gun crime. tragic case we refer to. our hearts go out to the person we are talking about. better intelligence policing in terms of dealing with gun crimes. we must keep that up. i will certainly arrange whatever meet something best to make sure the voices she mentioned are listened to. >> stephen metcalf. >> thank you, mr. speaker. as my right honourable friend will be aware highway england is encroaching on a new lower temps crossing with preferred option will be option c, defer 14% of the traffic from the existing crossing. will my right honourable friend agree before spending billions on new crossing, but the problems at existing crossing not only helping number of motorists and improv air quality and resto

nobody asked him about saddam hussein and saddam hussein invades kuwait. the presidency is driven by the persian gulf war. in 2000 when george w. bush was running for president nobody asked about al-qaeda, and 9/11 happened and the presidency was dominated by the war on terror look at the threat of our but today, middle of the presidential debate, what is it nobody is asking the candidates about that could end up dominating the next presidential term? >> i used to get this question a government. i would be with from the groups like the question what do you think will surprise you this year, general? [laughter] is why i answer the question. i have three tiers of threat and my matrix is how bad are the economics time do i have? vertical axis, horizontal axis. how bad, how much time. touched down in the left hand corner of things that are urgent but not existential. cyber, and it's current form terms of the it could go bump tonight because the tsa kid at dulles makes a bad decision. that will not threaten the existence of the republic. i go out five years, i

you know, , whether you like saddam hussein or not, he e used to kill terroriststs. andeen:n: glenn greenwald, one of your articles come he suggested her clinton hass demonstratated comparable suppot for what you call "the world's worst despots." articicle is, that wrote about hillary clclinton nw out of the debate or she attack bernie sanders for commements he made in the 1980's in which he said positive things both about fidel castro and also the nicaraguan government and she very self righteously said, how could you possibly praise a government that is oppressive into radical and yet if you look at the clinton's record, not in the 1980's, but for more recently in the last five to six years, she has embraced and expressed extreme levels of support for some of the world's most brutal and horrific dictators and call president barak of egypt -- president mubarak of egypt a close friend of her family and expressed support for them at the time the government was arming and funding him. she did the same with the saudis. the clinton foundation has raised money from some o

if saddam hussein was in charge, the bad guy. they always say, he admires saddam hussein -- i can't stand the guy. putin said donald trump is a genius. but putin said good things about me. genius."eader, a they said, you admire president putin. i said no, i don't admire him. he is a strong leader, which he is. he might be bad or good, but he is a strong leader. "you said the chinese and tiananmen square, they were right." i said no, they put down a riot viciously. i did not say they were right, they were not right. they are so dishonest. if i do not have a speaker , andm in terms of my mouth twitter at @realdonaldtrump by the way. this twitter and facebook is so great. when they lie on television, i will do it myself, ding ding d ing, press. and 12 seconds later, we have breaking news from donald trump. [laughter] i was watching cnn before. i said kasich without oil would have been nothing, boom. and all of a sudden they say, we have breaking news. in the old days it would have taken years to get word out. it's great stuff. we ha

an iraqi who once worked for the regime of saddam hussein. after interrogating him, u.s. intelligence was able to identify a building in mosul where mustard agent was manufactured and loaded into this video released by the british defense ministry shows a building described as an isis weapons factory being destroyed by an air strike this past weekend. by pentagon count, isis mounted a dozen chemical weapons attacks in iraq and syria. fact confirmed by cia director john brennan in a 60 minutes interview. >> we have a number of incidences, where isil used chemical munitions. >> artillery shells? >> sure. yeah. >> isis has access to chemical artillery shells? >> uh-huh. there are reports that isis has access to chemical precursors, ammunitions, that they can use. >> reporter: the day before the strike on the chemical weapons building, u.s. aircraft targeted the top isis commander, known by an alias, who the pentagon kidded equivalent of the secretary tough defense of the group. u.s. intelligence trying to this evening, scott, news of what a apeers to be an intelligence gold

hussein acquiring nuclear weapons. and then of course i come to the present with barack obama to had given us such innovations as the white house ideography end white house twitter feed and everyday there are new innovations in communications technology and spin that presidents have to adapt to. that is the first story, the main characters, the president, if you like reading about presidents and what they are doing behind-the-scenes that is all in here. it is rated together with the second story of these spin doctors who insisted the presidents and every step of the way, surprising even going back to the teams and 20s how deeply involved they are. it is not recent phenomenon. some are people you might have heard of, bill moyers working for lbj, ronald reagan's image master, roger ailes, richard nixon, george bush senior's media guy who went on to found fox news. there are all these obscure figures who i found deliciously fascinating who also played a really historic part in the development of this vast machinery presid

we degraded saddam hussein's military. we didn't bomb kuwait city. >> nobody is talking about bombing civilians. but right now, we're doing between 15 and 30 air attacks a day. it's pinpricks. so what we ought to use carpet bombing to take out their command and control, their communication, their transportation, take out the oil fields. >> they're going to hide them -- >> of course that's not the only thing. >> i called for a nato declaration of war against isis. >> and i absolutely agree. and indeed i noted this morning in the wake of this brussels attack, that it was more than a little ironic that just yesterday donald trump called for america pulling back from what nato, either weakening it or withdrawing -- >> that's because he doesn't feel they carry their weight financially. >> but that would be a catastrophic mistake. >> if we withdraw from nato at this point, it would. >> and that's what donald called for. doing that would be a massive victory for putin and isis and we shouldn't -- there's a point that matters here