Fiat Chrysler could face a fine of up to 4.6 billion dollars for violating U.S. emission's laws.

The Environmental Protection Agency accused the company of deliberately evading U.S. pollution laws in 104000 diesel vehicles.

The move comes just a day after Volkswagen agreed to pay a 4.3 billion dollar criminal fine for cheating on emission's test.

Fiat Chrysler has denied the allegations.

Syria's army has accused Israel of firing rockets at the military airbase in Damascus.

The attack hit the Mezzeh military airport at key base in the capital, located just a few miles from the presidential palace.

Syrian forces have now warned of repercussions.

And the U.S. Department of Justice has announced the surprising investigation into actions

taken by its own officials and the FBI during the 2016 presidential election.

They will examin whether statement by FBI director James Comey

about the investigation into Hilary Clinton's private e-mail server were politically motivated.

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