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wrong by not stepping down? millions are tuning in for today's big games. as they do, there are more calls for the nfl chief to bow out. good morning on sthund. so grateful for your kmchcompan. >> security is understandably tight at the white house. there have now been two -- two security breaches in two days. a teenager identified as kevin car tried to enter a barricaded area, the entrance to the white house yesterday. he was in his car. he's been arrested and charged with unlawful entry. and we're now learning that person who jumped the fence friday night had been carrying a folding knife in his pocket. >> "the washington post" reports 42-year-old omar gonzalez is an iraq war veteran. that's the one that ran across the lawn. there he served 18 years in the

u.s. military including three tours in iraq. former secret service agent is joining us on the phone from washington. so glad to you have with us. thanks for getting up with us. the fence jumpers in the past. none of that actually got into the white house as gonzalez did. have they? >> no. and i heard the secret service director and their public spokesman say the location of the arrest was what really had troubled them. to arrest someone inside the north entrance with what now seems to be a weapon certainly makes the situation grave. and as i said, i think on your show yesterday with you, this is a really big deal. the secret service does not try to put lipstick on these types of things. they're going to do a very exhaustive review and hopefully we'll never see anything like this again. >> two breaches in two days. it's easy to jump to a

conclusion that there is a new variable, there is a new reason why this is happening and the possibility that they're connected. what likely are the agents doing now to determine if that's so? >> i don't think the two incidents are connected. i'll tell you why. the second incident, that is actually, you know, quite common. people showing up at the vehicle checkpoint locations. the system did work. showed up, didn't want to leave. was in the vehicle. trapped. there is nowhere to go. check the vehicle, no explosives and the person was then arrested. in the second incident, it wasn't something that we wanted to happen, it worked as planned. i don't think they were related most of my contacts are telling me they're not. you have to remember, the white house was not built with security in mind at all. the white house was built as the people's house. it's an old building. it just wasn't built for. this demands being placed upon it are really incredible.

they have to keep open access to the president without putting him in some insulated iron box. you think now we're seeing the ramifications of that with the fence in the front and north lawn just not being designed to really keep people out. it's not very secure fence. >> "the washington post" was reporting there weren't any guard dogs or dmin teacanine te released and that is standard procedure. why didn't that happen? >> yeah, that really got me a bit perplexed here. i think a lot of security professionals are start willing to wonder that as well. the dog -- keep in mind, we use a belgian dog. when you get hit about it dog, if you were to make it across the fence and start running, you get hit by that dog sh it's almost like getting hit by a car. it's trained to knock you down. why it wasn't released, i don't know. i think the secret service is

wondering that same thing. having spent five years working on that 18 acre complex that, is almost a fail-safe. it's one of many layers of security that seem to have failed us. if it's not just one, there are things seen and unseen there. and man seemed to have cracked them all. that's why this is the first time this happened. we're all shocked. >> all right. daniel bongino, we so appreciate your insight. you just really give us great information and thing ws we didt know before. we appreciate you spending time with us this morning. >> no problem. >> one other note, "new york times" is reporting that the secret service spokesperson he had donovan says the man in the car, kevin carr, this attempted to gain access to a separate location on foot a short time earlier. before we expect this was just a wrong turn this was a man who tried to get in. this was his second attempt. >> right. >> we want to pass on you to really emotional words of a wife

this british aide worker held hostage by isis. she's now begging the terrorists to spare his life. >> we're talking about allen henning. he was taken captive in december in sear yachlt isis is threatening to kill him. his wife says the 47-year-old is a father of two, was driving an ambulance given out food and water and that's when he was kidnapped. in a written plea, she saysal sen a peaceful, selfless man who left his family and job as a taxi driver in the uk to drive in a con i could avoy with his colleagues to help you. i hope they see it in their hearts to release my husband, allen henning. >> a friend of henning was a few miles behind him whether kidnapped. she is also begging isis to let him go home to his family. >> please do not make him fay

for the actions of western foreign policy. this is not his crime. killing him will not change this. it will only undermine you and your cause. please let him go and release him back to us and his family, his friends, and his children who are waiting for him. >> all right. let's bring in peter norman. peter, thank you so much for being with us. i want to ask you, do you think this plea will have any infect -- infect on i -- effect on isis? >> perhaps they are thinking exact what to do with him. what is important about these messages is they are coming from within the islamic community. alan henning was part of an islamic humanitarian convoy into

syria. he was very much in line with the objectives of the opposition in syria, even with the objectives of the more extreme opposition in syria. so a lot of people are saying why are you punishing this guy when he was more or less agreeing with your objectives? and so perhaps just perhaps this is making people in isis think. >> peter, what was interesting about this to me is that it was released through the uk's foreign service office. now is that typical protocol? what we've seen in other instances, there has been no official word through the government from the family. >> yes. we had a similar case about ten years ago in the uk. there was british construction worker kidnapped. british foreign office convinced an islamic cleric who was in prison in the uk to record a

video statement very similar to the one that we just saw. it didn't work in that case ten years ago. i think the chances that it might work now are pretty slim. they're trying what they can. their options are very limited. what they can do short of paying the ransom is a special forces operation. that would require them knowing exactly why alan hen is being he -- henning is being held and i don't think they do. all they can do is plead with the hostage tears. >> former clintbill clinton spo with fareed zakaria. >> i saw you on the daily show and you said we have to respond to the brutal executions of americans. i want to press you. isn't that what isis wants? wasn't the purpose of the executions to bait us?

>> no. but there's a difference and, for example, using targeted drones and air strikes as we did against al qaeda effectively years to take down their fran structure and let them know they can't just decapitate people for the cheap thrill of the global media response and horrifying people and get away with it and getting bogged down in the kind of war they would like us to get bogged down in that would cost us a lot of lives and treasure and lead to greater civilian casualties which is why i it this president's strategy has a chance of succeeding because the iraqi government is now more inclusive than it has been since the fall of saddam hussein. and that seems to be awakening, if you will, the willingness of the tribal leaders to participate in fighting. >> by the way, you can see that

full iment view on fareed zakaria gps later today. he went on to say the president obama strat jif usair strikes combined with fighting on the ground will prevent the u.s. from getting bogged down. i think what most fear this never ending war, this idea of one. do you agree with that? >> i think president clinton is exactly right. i think it will be completely wrong to overreact to these executions which are horrible. but we shouldn't prompt us to be involved in a war including boots on the ground which exactly what isis is aching for. they want to fight americans on the ground. that will allow them to claim that there is an occupation going on and they're fighting against the west. clearly what should happen is exactly. that identifying the people who are responsible, trying to find out where they are, bringing them to justice. no overreaction but very finally calibrated action in going through with the plan.

that's what's important now. >> and that's the important conversation happening in washington as well. peter norman in london, good to have you back. >> thank you, victor. >> thank you, sir. here's the question so many people want to know right now, where is 18-year-old hannah graham? police trying to answer it this morning a week after the uva student vanished. now new developments. >> and a safety warning for 200,000 drivers. what you need to know about a massive recall by auto giant gm.

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let's get you caught up with what is happening in the morning read. >> police say they now identified the man seen on two surveillance tapes with hannah graham. they say that the young man jesse matthew was at the apartment complex they searched on friday. investigators believe he was the last person to have seen graham before she vanished last weekend. he's not been named a suspect. a shelter in place order has been lifted in two pennsylvania neighborhoods. up to 400 officers searched for an akusd cop kill tler. police appear to be closing in on self taught survivalist michael frein. there is no credible sighting of him ins they're urging residents to be cautious. general motors is recalling more than 200,000 cars.

the problem has to do about an electronic parking brake arm in the cadillac xts and chevrolet impala. the glitch could cause excessive heat and spark a fire. gm's already recalled nearly 30 million vehicles just this year. the largest recall had to do with the faulty ignition switch that went unreport ford a decade. in weather, west texas is bracing for more heavy rain today. look what the rain already has left them. >> good heavens. what a mess. >> they haven't seen this much rain in decades. take a look at this half submerged mail truck. this is in houston. this city seen some of the worst flooding in recent days. nine inches of rain drenching parts of houston. question now, what did the rest of the country? let's check in with jennifer grey in the weather center and really getting hit hard. >> really v we've seen so much video out of texas. we've seen video out of texas and arizona and new mexico. the pictures are incredible. more heavy rain expect ford west

texas again today. radar already starting to fire up. look at this rain total since monday. houston, 6 to 10 inches. we've seen 6 to 10 inches in austin, north of midland as well. we do have flood watches. a couple flood warnings in effect as we go through the day to day. even flash flood warnings there in west texas. your forecast through monday, we could pick up an additional three to six inches in southeastern portions of new mexico. two to four on the west side of the state. the rain should be wrapping up over the next day or so. hopefully we'll start to see the flooding trends go down. in the meantime, we are seeing cooler temperatures sweeping across the great lakes and eventually into the northeast. we're seeing temperatures around 62 degrees today in chicago. that's your high temperature. 13 degrees below normal. we'll still nbe in the upper 80 in atlanta. look at tomorrow. the temperatures back in the 70s for high temperatures. 68 degrees the high temperature tomorrow in new york city. >> that will be a beautiful day. >> all right. i'll take it.

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florida state's quarterback did not play last night. that didn't stop him from suiting up. we have more on this bleacher report. >> this is the guy that comes over for the concert but dent have takt number one wants to tell him he's not getting in. >> yeah this guy suited up last night, goes on the field, was taking practice snaps and then the coaches come over and say man, you have to get to the back. >> he knew? >> he knew. somebody saw him get dressed. >> come on. >> so after so much controversy, you thought he would, like, have a low profile. well, he did not. the heisman trophy winner was supposed to serve a one game suspension for using vulgar language in the student union earlier in the week. he shows up to last night's game in full gear looking like he's ready to play. jim bow fisher nudges him to leave the field. i suppose he thought pregame warmups did not count. let's talk about what does count. that is florida state squeaking by clemson in an overtime thriller. that got quarterback shawn

mcguire kept them in the game despite throwing two interceptions. fsu's defense came up big in overtime. they stop the tyingers to giger. he scored the winning touchdown on a 12-yard scamper. there is no quarterback controversy. winston will be the starter again tomorrow and he's putting the issues of the week behind him. >> i think zractionz wedistract part of it, yes. i think thursday and friday and saturday we were resolve to come back. the meantal resolve of this football team. they understand thou rally together and pull together and they understand how much they care for each other and they want to play. i think they mentally got themselves back together. >> thousands of fans lined up around the block outside the baltimore ravens stadium to turn in their number 27 jerseys over the weekend. this is the number suspended running back ray rice for years

before being suspended indefinitely for domestic violence. the team says more than 8,000 shirts were turned in for a different number or a store voucher. so, yeah, there you have it. >> i'm surprised. anecdotally the line to turn in the jersey longer than the line that turned out to buy new iphones. >> yeah. very interesting. >> thank you so much. >> all right. thank you, folks. 121 people set out for a beer tasting crew around manhattan. all of a sudden, the vent lost all its fizz. plus, get ready to see thousands of protesters pack the streets of new york. massive climate change march is promising to be the largest ever event of its kind. could make some history.

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i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor black well. let's get you five things you need to know for your new day. >> the wife of captive british aide worker alan henning appealing for them to spare his life. her husband was kidnapped while blifing an ambulance full of food and water to be handed out to anyone in need. >> a second security incident at the white house. this time a man drove up to the white house gate and refused to leave last night. he has been arrested and charged with unlawful entry. this happened just the day after another man jumped the fence and made it all the way into the presidential residence. he was carrying a knife in his pocket. but he was caught just on the other side of the doors. >> number three, take us to albania pope francis is there today. his first european trip outside rome. here are the latest pictures we're getting in. he said mass in the central square of albania's capital

calling for co-existence among religion. the pope is in the predominantly muslim country speaking out against terrorism, social and religious prosecution and poverty. >> this was supposed to be a good time. more than 100 people are on this rep lick yaf a 19th century scooter. it was a beer tasting cruise around manhattan. that is usually fun. the party fizzled out when the boat ran aground on a reef. good news here is nobody was hurt. was rescued. >> and number five, nasa's latest high-tech planet exploring spacecraft is on track to enter mars orbit tonight. they hope to discover how our neighbor got so cold. >> all right. let's talk about temperatures back here on earth. climate change is a big deal. and today in new york organizers are promising the biggest

climate change demonstration in history. in a few hours, tens of thousands, maybe even hundreds of thousands of protesters will kick off a massive rally and a march through the streets of manhattan. >> and while climate change deniers are, well, as americans apple pie, activists want to change attitudes and energy policies in the hopes that future generations don't have to deal with rising sea levels and erratic weather such as floods, droughts, wildfires. the executive director of one of the groups behind this march. this is something i read that i think probably really also makes this stand out. u.n. secretary-general who we know is meeting with world leaders on us to discuss this as we said, he is actually going to link arms with people and be part of this march. how do you think that action from him might affect what happens on tuesday? >> well, it's incredibly important. the march kicks off at 11:30 at

columbus circle. secretary-general will be there. and we're expecting over 100,000 people. not only will we have the secretary-general joining us letting us know how important this is but we'll see labor unions, doctors, families, those impacted most by climate change, indigenous peoples. it will be a beautiful, diverse day. >> i was reading this piece in the new yorker. it was q&a with an environmentalist and author. he says about the u.n. meeting in new york these guys are going to come and do the same thing they always do, offer a few fine speeches and head home having accomplished nothing. tell us how this climate march will be more than a few fine speeches and heading home accomplishing nothing? >> here's the thing to know

about the march. for years politicians have been telling us that this is a side issue. the public doesn't really care. and what this march will show is that's not true anymore. not only that, even low the largest march is in new york, there are more than 2500 happening around the world. we've seen photos from delhi, melbourne, it's a spectacular showing. the truth is people are being affect bid this issue in new york city. soup storm sandy turned new yorkers into climate activists. and that's why today we'll see so much activity. >> you know, i hear that. it will be a big show across the country, you say. but i've gone to marches for climate change, for political action after controversial verdicts in trials. the question is how does that change into something more than the day, than the image, something that will actually

change policy? >> what we're seeing right now is a huge upswell in activity on climate change. it's not just this march. there's activism to divest from fossil fuels. that is happening all over the world. people are resisting pipelines and coal plants and supporting solutions. the price of solar energy that's fallen dramatically. this march is a chance to shoate activity taking place. that does not project that there is not incredibly important activities happening that is moving this issue forward. and so on tuesday what we're going to see is leaders telling us that they're serious. the way to know they're serious is they're actually going to start transitioning the way we use energy and acting as if thissish sue the crisis it needs to be. we've never seen this level of outpouring on this issue.

there have been marches and demonstrations. this truly marks a different kind of moment. >> all right. we appreciate you spending time us with this morning. we know it's a big day for you. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> thanks. >> well, he's back. >> yes. >> yes, country music legend garth brooks. talked to him one-on-one friday before his show here in atlanta. one of nine shows might i add over i think a total of four or five days. >> nine shows in one city. >> yes. yes. in addition to talking music and family, he did weigh in a bit on the recent nfl controversy, in a sense. >> being with the right person from the kickoff is the answer. >> okay. stay with us. we're going to have more from my interview with country music star garth brooks. 3rd and 3. 58 seconds on the clock, what am i thinking about? foreign markets. asian debt that recognizes

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department attorneys have submit aid brief to the court which will decide if it will stand saying using a child as rape bait is a clear violation among other things in title nine and now goes to the appellate court. faculty members are appealing the state civil suits. now here's what the school sent us. the attorneys for the board of education and school officials are confident that 11th circuit court of appeals will rule in favor of the board and administrators. our attorneys recommend we not discuss on going litigation. the administrators still have their jobs. one of the vice principals has been promoted to principal. the teacher's aide who set up the plan resigned. her attorney says it was obviously a bad idea about butt that his client is being used as a scapegoat. of course, we'll continue to follow that story. >> absolutely. all right. you know the u.n. general assembly is about to meet for the 69th time in history. we'll take a look at what is up

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as we discussed this morning, the united nations general assembly begins their annual meeting this week. president obama will speak on wednesday and, of course, isis will be the dominant topic in the conversation. >> it will be. you know there is so much else to talk about. they're going to dive into. the crisis in ukraine, the ebola outbreak, iran's nuclear

campaign and climate change. let's bring in nadia billcheck. it's not every year there is some unexpected moments, you know, at the u.n. thaend up making news. >> oh, yes. there are unexpected moments and very memorable ones. you know that united nations general assembly is an opportunity for presidents and prime ministers to address a global audience. and every year we see world leaders use their few minutes to deliver their message to a global audience. but some of their fiat ricks, as you said, are definitely more memorable than others. so i don't know if you remember in 2006, then venezuelan president complained about the state thinking of sulfur because george bush was there before implying that george w. bush was the devil. and in 2009, libya's then leader talked on and on about conspiracy theories, everything

from swine flout ku to the kenn asat nation. then benjamin netanyahu made headlines when he brandished a cartoon image of a bomb to demonstrate how dangerous iran's nuclear program would be and then underlined it with a red marker. and the walkouts whether mack mum ahmadinejad got up to speak. who can forget those? so the united nations general assembly met for the first time in 1945. and it will have its 69th session this week. so we'll see if there are any memorable moments. we do know, as you said, they're talking about isis, ukraine, middle east. but a big focus this year is going to be on education. >> last year there was the question would be there a moment that president obama will speak with the new president of iran. there was not that photo op for the phone spak but there was a phone call since the late '70s.

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♪ >> you came back! you came back! >> and they keep coming back. that was country music star, of course you know his name and face, garth brooks. he is actually here in atlanta this weekend with his wife singer trisha yearwood. the couple has a series of concerts lined up here in the city and tickets are selling out fast. >> yeah. it's hard to believe. i think it's been 13 years since the first world tour, since the album. but it's been 17 or 18 years

since he has been on this tour especially here in atlanta. i had a chance to talk with him hours before his first show here on friday. let me tell you, i'm country music fan. i admit it. what a nice guy. he and trisha both. we talked about everything from new music to family even the recent nfl controversies as well. look at this. >> when you decided to be basically a stay at home dad, how was it to go from superstar to stay at home dad? >> i think we all say what we're going to do in life until god hands us a child. and then one -- once god hands that you child, you go everything that made sense before makes no sense now. and the things that didn't make sense before now make perfect sense. you grow up as a teenager scared of everything. you get in your 20s and your bull driven. you're not scared of nothing. they hand that you first child, you're scared of everything

again because of this child. so i think everybody's plans kind of change when they hand that you baby and i was fortunate enough to -- thanks to god and people, that i could afford to take time off, raise my children and then the question is would they be there when you came back? >> how are you different from stepping on stage 17 years ago to stepping on stage now because of that experience? >> it balances the first question. >> yes. >> i know. >> the thing is gratitude. that's it. it's gratitude. i feel like i was very thankful through the '90s and very aware of what i was being lucky enough to be able to do. once you become a father and see the kids and see how lucky they are to be children in america as opposed to children somewhere else, lesser fortunate countries, you start to get an appreciation for the little things, right? you start to recognize them. not that you were a bad guy for

not recognizing them before, but children make do you that. so recognizing how lucky i am. i thought i was lucky before. i'm ten times luckier now get to do this or blessed. the weird thing is all the guys you play music with are on stage and they feel the same way. so you look around and you see a lot more gratitude. >> i'm so taken by how respectful you and trisha are to each other. and with all the stuff that's been going on in the nfl, what you would say to men out there to help them respect women? >> being with the right person from the kickoff is the answer. and we all get married too young. they think it's the next step. so it's like all i can tell you, if you really want to know the secret to treating people with respect, give it some time. if this is your life partner forever, the nakt you're married to her or him for 30 years instead of 50, give it some time. because we all grow up. and then that's it. we inspect say big thing. if you respect your partner, can

you keep that, then i think that's a good, good way on your way to something good. >> and you know, the other thing he said about getting back into music, he said i'm scared to death. said i don't like losing but i'll lose if i learn something from it. >> that's great. i want to say that blame it on his roots -- >> he knows it. >> i know the chorus. >> he knows the chorus. >> and unanswered prayers is my favorite. my favorite. >> yechlt me, too. and trisha yearwood, of course, country music star in her own right, she -- this is nine years ago here. even though their they're one of country music's business. they put their careers on hold to raise kids. >> we did what we said we were going to do. our youngest graduated high school. now she's a freshman in college. and i don't know, we're just

enjoying -- we're able to enjoy it. our kids are where they should be. they got through that hard part. then they got hard parts to come. now adults. you have to let them fly. and we're getting to do our thing. and we both believe we were born to play music. we're having the best time of our lives. >> all right. watch the full interview with garth brooks and trisha yearwood go. to cnn.com/newday. >> we want to wish you a very good morning on this sunday morning. >> this morning, security is tight at the white house after two security incidents in just two days. the secret service says a team identified now as kevin carr tried to enter a barricaded entrance to the white house yesterday. he was in his car and he's been arrest and charged one lawful entry. >> we're learning, too, the person who jumped a white house

fence friday this is the video of it here, had indeed been carrying a folding knife in his pocket. cnn's erin mcpike is examining this. >> a security breach at the white house this flagrant seems unthinkable. >> get back! >> reporter: friday might, the man captured on this video scaled the fence in front of 1600 pennsylvania avenue, he ran up to the building and barged through the front door. secret service officers yelled at 42-year-old omar gone zal tows stop. they didn't shoot. >> they're going to have to do something with the fence. even if it's as simple as curving the bars over towards the street side of pennsylvania avenue side which would make it harder to xachlt remember, time buys you options. and right now they don't have time. you scale the fence and you're almost right at the door. >> once he got inside, officials apprehended gonzalez. an ambulance took him to george washington university medical

center for evaluation. >> go out to 17th street. >> reporter: parts of the white house and press corps were evacuated and secret service combed throughout bushes and grass to make sure gonzalez didn't drop anything on the ground. the incident happened just four minutes after the first family left the white house grounds for the weekend. this isn't first time a white house breach has occurred but almost all fence jumpers are captured within seconds. >> i never heard of such a thing. i've been there for hundreds of fence jumpers. and they never make it even close. we have dogs. there are multiple layers of security. there was a failure here. >> reporter: to ensure no risks to the family upon their return, the secret service agents here pictured here began a canine sweep to reconfirm gonzalez left nothing behind. >> all right. thank you, erin mcpike there for the interview.

we'll talk about it in a little bit. we want to git caught up on the morning read. >> police say they identified the man seen own two tapes with missing university of virginia student hannah graham. they say jesse matthews was at the apartment complex they searched on friday. investigators believe matthew was possibly the last person to have seen graham before she vanished last weekend. he is not been named a suspect. the presidential people in afghanistan signed a power sharing deal. there was a televised ceremony in kabul. the deal comes after months of fighting over allegations during an election to replace incoming president car zichlt. general motors is recalling more than 200,000 cars. the problem, it has to do with an electric parking brake. and the cadillac stx and chevrolet impal yachlt the glitch could cause excessive heat and spark a fire. gm recalled nearly 30 million vehicles just this year.

the largest recall had to do with the faulty ignition switch that's went unreported for a decade. >> pope francis is in albania today. it's his first european trip outside of rome. this is from a mass earlier today in the central square offal bane whyof al balbania's capital. he is speaking out against terrorism, social and religious persecution and poverty. >> and let's talk about weather and what is happening in texas. oh, they're bracing for more heavy rain today. officials have already issued a number of flood warnings in the state. recent left cities like houston, west texas drenched. look at this mail truck. this was left stranded. so wishing them all the best. take good care if you're. there we want to get back to our top story. the security breach at the white house, a former fbi assistant

director is joining us by phone from washington. tom, thank you so much for being with us. are you as surprised as even some of the -- a couple of the former secret service agents that we talked to that said they cannot believe this has happened? >> good morning. yes, i'm very surprised. you know, everybody's in lal bit of shock that someone not just jumped the fence but that they got that close and inside the white house. fence jumping is a common thing. and just happened even a month ago. but the idea that someone would get across that lawn area to the front door and in the front door is pretty amazing. >> so the former secret service agent we had on at the top of shoate said if you don't want to make first family feel like they're in a cage. but the fence was added to the white house for security. do you think there needs to be another layer? if so, what should that be? >> well, there needs to be too much of a layer. i think maybe just additional officers.

but they have a procedure now where the officers don't immediately rush at a person that's coming across the lawn because they're supposed to have trained dogs that are not trained to hurt the person initially but to just run across the field and knock them down. and then kind of stand over them until a handler can come and then the dog can obviously grab an arm or leg if necessary. and the other officers are told pretty much stay back because if the dogs released, i won't know a good guy from a bad guy. i've been through that myself when i was a police officer. the dogs, you know, can hurt the officers. and that could be what was happening. the officers might have been standing around thinking the dog is going to do it and then there is no dog. the dog never knocks the guy down and gets through the front door. >> all right. the thing about the second arrest was a guy trying to gain entrance to the white house and

attempted -- he tried do so by car. but' tempted beforehand to do it first time on foot. do you find that happening a lot, people making multiple attempts? >> people are trying to get in, walk in, drive in and deal with that a lot. obviously, they don't arrest every single person. some are lost. some do it by accident and some are obnoxious and they deal with it. but, you know, in that situation, security works. it's difficult to drive through that entrance. that entrance is a long way from the building. but, you know, so that is not really a breach. that's what security does. it stops people from get too far and it did. so that one is not bag concern. that's what they'll have to look at. as far as the fving in a cage, they do. that's life. you sign on to that when you sign on to be president of the

united states. you're going to be under that kind of protection 24/7 until you're out of office and then even then some degree of protection rest of your life. >> yeah. >> all right. cnn's law enforcement analyst tom fuentes. thank you. >> thank you. >> sure. so the other thing we're watching this morning is this woman just pleading for her husband's life. british taxi driver, went to syria to help desperate refugees. his wife is hoping does he not now become isis' next victim. the eyes may be the windows to the soul. but in the case of the lexus ls... ...which eyes? eyes that pivot with the road... ...that can see what light misses... ...eyes designed to warn when yours wander... or ones that can automatically bring the ls to a complete stop. all help make the unseen... ...seen. and make the ls perhaps the most visionary vehicle on the road.

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british aide worker is hanging in the balance. the wife of alan henning is pleading with ice dwro pleading with isis to free him. here is a written plea to isis released by the uk foreign office. his wife barbara henning writes that her husband is a peaceful, selfless man who went to syria to help those in need. cnn global affairs analyst kim doesher joins us now. kim, you know, one question i have is why did the foreign office release this? why did they facilitate this message? >> they're trying to build the public pressure on isis to message them, if you kill this man, it's going to increase our desire to fight back. there was another release from within britain of fairly extremist muz lick clerics calling on isis to release this man saying he's a man of peace.

he's innocent. what you're doing is against what the koran says should be done with someone like this. so that whole idea is to call isis on its own principles and to make this look like a conflict not of islam against the west but of reasonable countries against a terrorist force. >> hard to know what anyone would do in this situation, but for the government to get involved zshgs that not play into the hand of isis? the goal is terror and this indeed shows that they have accomplished that, at least with this family. >> it does. but all they can do is message that there will be consequences for taking this man's life. i think privately some people even around the family are very

worried they won't see him alive again. but this is, you know, if isis is going to use hostages to send a message to the world, world leaders who are combatting them are also going to use this incident to send a message back that this is not acceptable. >> kim, let's listen to prominent british people who have appealed to isis to spare henning's life and then we'll talk about it. >> no matter what our differences, no matter how differently we see the world, there is no doubt about is that killing of an innocent man is not permit in the religion. it is not allowed in the relidge yov -- religion in islam. there is no justification for you to hold them let alone harm him. >> do you expect this will have any impact? >> you know, it may not. but what it does show you is is that there is a number. there is possibly a large number of muz lislim clerics who are

starting to step forward and say this is a threat to all of us. and we're going to start fighting back in our own way. the white house wants to stress this is not just the u.s. against isis woefrt against isis but that there is a growing international coalition that includes arab countries and muslim chun triz. this is the whole war for the hearts and minds of people in the region. right now isis has had its recruiting go through the roof because of the series of -- because of the territory as been able to take and the way it's dominated a lot of the social media coverage. this is the ideological fight back. and it's one of the things the president hopes to also stress when he goes to chair the u.n. security council this week. only the second time that a u.s. president has done that. >> all right. kim dozier, appreciate talking with us this morning. >> thank you.

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they thought they had him cornered. hundreds of law enforcement officers are stepping up their search for eric frein, the man accused of gunning down two pennsylvania state troopers killing one of them. the manhunt concentrated in the pocono mountains looking for a rambo type survivalist and skilled marksman. >> our alex an alex and are a field is there. >> they're still looking for frein and working to bring him to justice. they told people they could return to their home. some people were not able to reach their homes once the shelter wept knee infect. police saying they're still very concerned about the safety of this community. they're asking people to take a number of different precautions telling people that if they do return to their homes, they need to be inside their homes. they shouldn't be venturing out

into the woods. they're asking people to leave ex-tooror lights on, report anything that appears to be suspicio suspicious. they're asking people that left their homes to look for any potential inconsistencies, say an open garage door or shed door and to immediately report. that we have seen the search efforts intensify over the last couple days. a number of officers reaching close to 400 officers from a number of different agencies working together, combing this very thickly wooded area near the home where eric frein lived with his parents. they assembled into a line formation yesterday and did a thorough sweep of the woods, determined to find the suspect in the meantime telling people they can go home and but trying to underscore the point this is a serious situation and people need to stay on alert until frein sloekted. >> we heard the reports of exchange of gunfire on friday. is there any gauge of how close they actually got to him? >> we know that shots were fired at some point friday it in.

it was at the time when police felt that they had appeared to have surrounded the suspect. they haven't indicated how close they may have been. we know there was a reported sighting. but the details of this investigation, specifics about the logistics and where officers are looking are really being closely guarded and that is because there are, of course, concerns that the suspect could be monitoring media reports or police radio communications so they want to be very careful to keep a lid on where the officers are. the goal here obviously is to protect the safety of the officers involved in this search now. >> all righty. thank you so much. we appreciate it. >> sunday football is here again. xapd scandals are plaguing the league, of course. >> we have a reporter live in new orleans. saints hosting the vikings. the vikings will not not play their superstar running back, right? >> that is right.

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don't have to tell you, the news has been pretty dark lately. we decided to devote our entire program today to the per sust happiness. we traveled to denmark, the happiest place on earth, to learn some really important and invaluable lessons about life and love and laughter. i hope you join us in a few minutes. starts at the bottom of the hour. >> we all need happiness, darn it. sunday football, of course kicking off in a few hours here. the nfl's probably hoping to get the country's focus back on the game. let's look at the football itself. it's impossible to ignore it. >> people will be talking about the plays. let's go to andy shoals. he is there in new orleans. the saints are plagt vikings. of course, they're going to talk about the plays but they're going to talk about the man who is not playing, the star, adrian peterson. >> yeah, that's right. adrian peterson going to be on everyone's mind. he's not playing in the game. he won't be here. players like him on the except

commissioner's list, they are banned if all team activities. he won't ab loud to be here or on the field. but he will still be getting paid. part of the mutual agreement him and the team came to. he'll get his $700,000 paycheck even though won't be playing in this game. the whole situation is a huge distraction for the team. they had a press conference on monday where they announced he was going to play this week. and then they reversed course on wednesday after all the backlash saying he was basically going to be inactive until he resolved his child abuse charges. there have been mixed reaction to his whole case and what's been going on. but in terms of his teammates, they're sticking by his side. take a listen. >> it's been stress follow more myself. i'm close with him. it hits me hard. at the same time, we have to get ready to play the new orleans saints. >> you know, in my culture, that's how i was raised, man. my mom raised her kids. like i said, man, look at me now. i'm in the nfl. i'm doing great.

>> we'll have to see how the vikings handle the distractions they've had around the team today. it's going to be tough for them against the saints. saints are 0-2, guys. they haven't lost a game here in the super dome since 2012. >> andy, you know i some people called on fans not to watch nfl games today. what do you think the chances are that's going to happen? >> very slim. you know, ratings have been just as good as ever. the nfl has been going through a pr nightmare. you know, we've seen a lot of vikings here -- vikings fans here in new orleans already. we saw a couple at our hotelst they came from minneapolis. fans are still willing to travel over 1,000 miles to come see their team play. you know people are going to be watching and enjoying nfl football just like they always are. >> all right. andy, thank you so much. enjoy the game. >> all right. >> sports guys. >> they have it kind of good. >> yeah? >> they get to watch games and

until we start talking about this stuff, right? >> then they'll go back to watching the game. >> yes. we're so great full started your day us with. >> sanjay gupta md starts right now. we'll be back at the top of the hour. >> today we're taking a closer look at something we arguably all want in our lives, happiness. over the past decade doctors and searchers from all over the world have conducted dozens of studies specifically looking at how happiness impacts you and me. what this remarkable science tells us is that not only is happiness feeling good, but it is also leading to a healthier and longer life. lift up. hold it for a few seconds. breathe out. there's a lot to get to today including how faking laughter for just a few minutes a day can