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Russian lawmaker: Obama starts "new Cold War"
Brooke talks with Global Affairs Analyst Kimberly Dozier about 'Cold War' rumors and if there is any truth behind them.
Explosions rock Gaza City, shatter cease-fire
Brooke talks with CNN's Jim Clancy about a failed four hour cease-fire causing explosions and rockets to quickly resume in Gaza City.
Senators pen open letter on the Middle East
Senators Chuck Schumer (D-NY) and Lindsey Graham (R-SC) deliver an “open letter,” which reads “… We hope that the current conflict ends soon, however Israel must have the ability to take whatever steps are necessary to protect its citizens from brazen terrorist attacks.”
Land mines blocking access to Flight 17 crash site
Ukrainian military claims pro-Russian separatists have mined areas around Malaysian Air Flight 17. Ivan Watson reports.
Public outcry leads to ESPN anchor's suspension
Brian Stelter and Mel Robbins join Carol to discuss ESPN anchor Stephen A Smith’s suspension.
Should Iran be included in peace talks?
Asked about the inclusion of Iranians in Middle East peace talks, former Ambassador to the United Nations, Bill Richardson, says, "I think eventually if they want to show goodwill, if we they want American support, if they want congressional support for a nuclear deal they might step in and say to Hamas 'look, you gotta start talking, you gotta start dealing with Israel, you gotta find ways to lessen the tension there.'"
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