Once again showing his low tolerance for spin from the State Department, Associated Press reporter Matt Lee pressed spokeswoman Jen Psaki to explain John Kerry’s turnaround concerning Syria intervention. Lee argued that Kerry’s speech about Syria, before the President announced
State Department Spokeswoman Jen Psaki said that she wouldn’t get into “hypothetical of what could or couldn’t happen” concerning Congressional approval on military action in Syria. JEN PSAKI: Well, a vote in the House has not even been set. The
CBS: Reports say a message intercepted by U.S. intelligence indicates Iran will plot revenge on American interests in Iraq if a strike on Syria happens. Also, President Obama, at the G-20 summit in Russia, struggles to build support for a
Visit NBCNews.com for breaking news, world news, and news about the economy MSNBC host Chris Hayes (“All In w/ Chris Hayes”) joins Martin Bashir moments after his exclusive interview with Secretary of State John Kerry to report on why Kerry
NewsFix: The Director of the Adult Institutions Division for the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitations sent out a memo saying that gay inmates in California could now get married.
Splash News: Angelina Jolie will be honoured with the Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award at the Governor’s Awards.
E! Online: Hoda accidentally shows her personal cell phone number on live television. Watch as she gets flooded with calls and texts.
Berlin veteran Michael Cain lost his leg in battle but not his competitive spirit. Now, the community is supporting his wounded warrior hockey team.
WPIX: Cops are searching for a man who they say tried to sexually assault two women in the Bronx, and sniff one of the victim’s feet, within the same span of 30 minutes. The first attack happened last Friday about
KCRA: His message comes at a time when Sacramento County ranks 3rd highest in California for the number of gonorrhea cases.
WXIN: An Indianapolis woman was able to fend off a group of guys who pulled a gun on her, trying to steal her car. Jill Glavan reports.
WPMT: On Friday Sept. 6th, NASA returns to the moon with the launch of the Lunar Atmosphere and Dust Environment Explorer or LADEE mission. For the first time, NASA will study our moon’s curiously dusty atmosphere. NASA scientist Jim Green
WYFF: A man walking along the railroad tracks was hit by a train early Thursday morning, according to Clinton police. The man was conscious when he was flown to Greenville Memorial Hospital, Public Safety Director Robin Morse said.
(AFP) – The Russian capital will on Sunday elect a new mayor with controversial protest leader Alexei Navalny going up against Sergei Sobyanin, the pro-Kremlin incumbent and overwhelming favourite.
(AP) Starting this school year, all breakfasts and lunches in Boston’s public schools are free for all students thanks to a growing federal program. It doesn’t matter whether the students’ families can pay.
(AP) After scandal plagued the campaign for NYC mayor, democratic frontrunners push to stay on message in the final week before Tuesday’s primaries.
(AFP) – More than 1,000 Islamic hardliners demonstrate against the Miss World contest in host country Indonesia.
