that guard force never showed up that night and it did not normally patrol the outer perimeter. only people that patrol the outer perimeter was the unarmed blue mountain but she said this is the was way we work in all of our missions, all around the world, the outer perimeter is the responsibility of the host government which there wasn't really a host government at the time. it was obviously a physical perimeter barrier, a wall and then there was a robust american security presence inside the compound. i don't five 5 ds agents not fully equipped or armed for what they were facing you could call a robust american security presence? would you have used the word robust? >> i would certainly have said that the security on that night was reliant on a malitia that did not perform as --. >> i'm not talking about the malitia on the outside, i'm talking about the robust american presence on the inside. >> it was considered robust in the sense that the request had been for five diplomatic security officers to accompany the ambassador, there were five there. and they did as i have testifi

it did include a local libyan guard force around the outer perimeter. that guard force never showed up that night, and it did not normally patrol the outer perimeter. the only people that patrolled the outer perimeter was the unarmed blue mountain. but she said, this is the way we work in all of our missions, all around the world, that the outer perimeters is the responsibility of the host government, which there really wasn't a host government at the time. there was obviously a physical perimeter barrier, a wall, and then there was a robust american security presence inside the compound. i don't -- i don't think five ds agents not fully equipped or armed for what they were facing you could call a robust american security presence. would you have used the word "robust"? >> i would certainly have said that the security on that night was reliant on a militia that did not perform as expected -- >> i'm not talking about the militia on the outside. i'm talking about robust american presence on the inside. >> i -- it was considered robust in the sense that th

. >> a perimeter is set up as investigators comb the area looking for any sign of him.here is no sign of david sweat and it's starting to become very clear that the manhunt is far from over. >> we have no reason to believe that mr. sweat was not with mr. matt at the time, but we don't have any confirming evidence that he was either. there are several leads that are being tracked down as we speak about mr. sweat and his possible whereabouts. >> law enforcement quickly moves to track down those leads and close the perimeter, hoping to get david sweat to surface. >> he has been on the run now for three weeks. he's tired. he's fatigued. he's hungry. he is going to make a mistake. and once again, those calls that we get in, those leads that we get in from the public -- i've been saying it all along. something like that is going to tip this case. >> but concern grows that david sweat had parted ways with richard matt long before matt was shot and killed. search teams are racing against the clock fearing this dangerous killer could be making a run for the border. they couldn't

it did include a local libyan guard force around the outer perimeter.hat guard force never showed up that night, and it did not normally patrol the outer perimeter. the only people that patrolled the outer perimeter was the unarmed blue mountain. she said, this is the way we work in all of our missions, all around the world, that the outer perimeter's the responsibility of the host government, which there wasn't really a host government at the time. it was obviously a physical perimeter barrier, a wall, and then there was a robust american security presence inside the compound. i don't -- i don't think five des agents not fully equipped or armed for what they were facing you could call a robust american security presence? >> well, congressman -- >> would you have used the word "robust"? >> i would certainly have said that the security on that night was reliant on a militia that did not perform as expected. >> i'm not talking about the militia on the outside. i'm talking about the robust american presence on the inside. >> i -- it was considered robust i

all right. >> you go like this. >> seth: interior perimeter, great. >> interior perimeter. we make a bull's eye. >> seth: oh, great, okay. >> and that's it. >> and then we throw some rigotta dodo. >> seth: somomrigotta -- all right, g gat. so on "pizza masters", you guys go around the country and you try pizza from other places, right? >> all over. >> we do. >> seth: and do you have a favorite that's not in new york? >> it was in alaska, actually. >> seth: really, what was the name of it? i think i've been there. >> what was it called, sal? >> no, it was in rhode island. [ applause ] >> seth: they're right next door to each other, i can -- [ laughter ] >> exactly. >> we went to a place in rhode island called "al fornos", which was really good. >> s sh: okay, great. >> let's put some red onions down for flavor. >> seth: yeah, why not throw some red onions in? >> red onions are big in staten island. >> all right, great. so is this a normal size of a pizza, or is this a super big? >> this is actually little bit smaller than what we usually do in the store. >> seth: is it reall

years ago police set up a perimeter first, call a special weapons team in, a s.w.a.t.-type team to take care of the problem, that's not how law enforcement handles it anymore. they're taught the first person to respond, have you got to put down the shooter. they're interested not in negotiating, it's unfortunately in carnage. it looks like and everybody that the point, we're waiting for information to come in, looks like the information, the shooter appears to be down. the last guest was right. we don't know if there are multiple shooters or someone is hiding, they're going to do an exhaustive grid search to make sure the scenario is safe right now. liz: that makes a lot of sense. in the most recent shooting in chattanooga in july where four marines were killed, the suspect was killed by a local chattanooga police officer, and that person showed up, boom. they said i'm taking this into my own hands. does that then, daniel, mean we have to train our police force in a totally different way, instead of doing the set up the perimeter, make sure you are wearing the right bo

. >> reporter: police have set up a perimeter as they try to keep people away from this billion dollar military blimp. this, as the pentagon begins their own investigation on how this air unmanned air ship managed to break free and float away. federal and state officials are in northeast pennsylvania, guarding the remnants of a massive army surveillance blimp that broke free and crash-landed wednesday afternoon. matt lepke was at a gas station in the area as the drama unfolded. >> it was like the white blimp of death. it was right over top of me and it looked like you could reach out and touch the blimp. it's going down! >> reporter: the unmanned aircraft attached at its mooring in aberdeen, maryland. f-16s, along with curious residents chased the run away blimp down to its final resting place over a hundred miles away. >> nothing like this happens around here. it's a rural area so it's pretty awesome. >> reporter: thousands were left in the dark here in muncy as the along the way. officials say they are not out of the woods yet. >> it's a dangerous vehicle. it's still powered. >> repo

>> allen, tell me what you saw driving around there, i can imagine the security parameter is -- perimeter is really wide . what were you able to see? >> absolutely no access to the campus itself, he completely locked off. there is one road into that campus. it is in a fairly secluded area, north of town. it doesn't connect physically to any rose burg proper, it is bounded one side by the river as well so there's no access there. that campus is completely off limits unless somebody wanted to like in from the back side and test that security perimeter, i'm not going there today frankly. >> no, no. >> we'd expect the investigation happening there to happen into and possibly through the night. >> yeah, we are still awaiting a possible update there, at the command center which is a few minutes away from where you are where the law enforcement officials have been gathering. so if we go to that, allen we're going to cut you off, if i can stay with you just a couple of minutes. >> reporter: sure. >> i was curious, just to your right i see there is some police line and tape and i see one other cam

and it did not normally patrol the outer perimeter. the only people that patrol the outer perimeter was the unarmed blue mountain. but she said this is the way we work in all of our missions all around the world. that the outer perimeter's responsibility of the host government. which there wasn't really a host government at the time. there was obviously a physical perimeter barrier, a wall, and then there was a robust american security presence inside the compound. i don't think five ds agents not fully equipped or armed for what they were facing you could call a robust american security presence. >> well, congressman -- >> would you have used the word robust? >> i would certainly have said that the security on that night was reliant on a militia that did not perform as had been -- >> i'm not talking about the militia on the outside. i'm talking about the robust -- >> well -- >> -- american presence on the inside. >> it was considered robust in the sense that the request had been for five diplomatic security officers to accompany the a

it also lets you set perimeters and alert you if your child goes outside of those perimeters. there are a lot of gps enabled tracking systems for parents today. you just need to find the one that works for you. >> our boys know that that's their safety. they know that mom and dad can also find them. >> all the tracking devices use cell phone towers and satellites. it's easy to locate them if they are outside but harder if they are inside. he said that technology is coming in year. i'm michael finney, "7 on your side." >> and there are gps soles for shoes mainly for people with dementia, but anyone can use them. to find out how they work and how much they cost, just go to our website abc7news.com. >>> pet owners will appreciate this. a placerville man saved his dog from the jaws of a mountain lion. the owner woke up to commotion on his death where his 8-year-old dog tiki was sleeping. he had the dog in his mouth and that's when he charged the animal. >> my wife through some stuff at it and i ran down and she freaked out because the mountain lion didn't let go until i was on top

this area -- the perimeter is several blocks wide and long. so many people are just coming home from work and finding out about this situation. people are being told though shelter in place in their homes but several neighbors are out as you can see a woman there and it looks like a younger person just right behind the police department and the s.w.a.t. team. looks like they are just kind of in a hold mode at this point but they have been going door to door with dogs trying to sniff this suspect out. they are also looking for him because he apparently has a violent past, criminal past. so they are taking no chances with them. that's what we know at this point. live in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> three people are under arrest for the killing of a well-known north bay therapist. the man was found dead on a hiking trail in fairfax monday. the trio was caught today in portland, oregon. kpix 5's joe vazquez has new details on the victim and the clues that led police to the suspects. >> reporter: the sheriff's department says they used the gp

have they done the grid, the perimeter in one area is deemed safe. i'm looking at plainclothes and a couple guys with armor heading back in my direction and i don't see emergency in their demeanor as they go up and talk to the uniform officers who are holding this western edge of the barricade here, vai. >> doug shimell, our vet rap reporter has covered these scenes over and over and we trust your instincts and your gut. as you read the tea leave, doug, i'm also sitting here at the set looking at pictures from skyforce 10 i'm seeing the same thing with just at a glance probably a dozen swat officers. some of them have removed their helmets and are just in their vests. a number of them are holding rifles. but they seem to be just chatting among themselves and there's not a sense of urgency as you minxed, domentioned, dou. repeat that, jason. i'm speaking to my producer. my producer is telling me that st. joseph's prep which is on 18th and girard is also on lockdown isas is a condominium unit about a block away from the situation is also on lockdown. s

you for the conditional use approvals but there's some thoughts those may evolve within certain perimeters priorities those spaces are reviewed and determined to be consistent about the d for d and reviewed at the staff level if he were to steady the perimeters of d for d a different situation i may have to come back for additional hearing process. >> is - could we the commission i realize i know for purposes of da you know there wants to be certainty on the type of projects to be built are we able to call a public hearing like more park merced we saw the design and with respect to comment to help to inform the directors review of the project. >> obviously i defer to director ram but there is an interest to say it is important the planning department feels it the individuals phases is consistent but with the d for d and evolving as you just quick on the question of open space and prioritizing i i guess the yerba buena priorizing the non-rooftop open space. >> i think so the reason the n one rooftop is the n one triggers the renovation and so their directly tides when the construction start

the app is free and works on all smart phones, there is let's you set perimeters and alerts you if yourld goes outside of those boundaries. there are a lot of gps-enabled tracking systems for parents today, you5 one that works for you. >> our boys know that that's their safety. they know that mommy and daddy can always find them. >> all of these tracking devices use cellphone towers and satellitez it's easyw pinpoint locations ifá;aoóbáq' are e5 they are ç5çinside. experts say that technology is coming within the next year. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >>> there are also gps enabled soles for shoes made primarily for people with dementia but u a marin county manctñy founded man. go to our website abc 7 news. >>> pet owners out there will surely appreciate this, a plaser vil man saved his dog from the jaws of a mountain lion. he his eight-year-old dog was he says7<3e a mountain lioné)wá he:v(j$ and had her head in hi mouth. that's when the owner says he >>0se'÷ my wife threw a couple buckets and stuff and then she completely freaked out when i was down here because the mountain

there is a perimeter around this area. security is heightened. they're not letting traffic through. there are still investigators on the scene, there are still police on the scene, there's still a cleanup effort going on. untilery cently, there were -- just recently, there were forensic investigators still on the scene. as you mentioned, nobody yet has claimed responsibility for these attacks, and the turkish government has not pinned responsibility on any one group although the prime minister has said today that there are strong indications that this is the work of two suicide bombers. we expect to hear more about the investigation in the hours to come. but even as we were driving to the scene a few hours ago, streets outside the perimeter have been cordened off. practically deserted because people are afraid to come out right now because they're concerned this might happen again. i was speaking to an activist who was at the rally earlier in the day and he said that the activists who came out earlier today were concerned something like this might happen. yet, they still came out to

passenger jet in costa rica missing motorists, by feet as it graze as perimeter fence during a landingat is the main airport in costa rica. pilots had to change the landing runway because of difficult winds. locals claimed to see the screws on bottom of the plane. they probably did. authorities say altitude and angle of the plane were fine and it was normal and controlled landing. the airport is known for the landing difficult. i've been there, nicole. winds are intense. nicole: that some so picture. very graphic. see it there. coming up gop candidate ben carson reacting to leadership vacuum on capitol hill as kevin mccarthy pulls out of the race to the next speaker. >> you don't see that much self-sacrificing in washington, d.c. so kudos to him. nicole: just a few hours house gop leaders will meet to discuss a way forward. can speaker john boehner convince paul ryan to step into his shoes? we'll have the story. >>> four russian crews missiles aimed at syria ended up in iran. we'll have the latest on the conflict. been a great week on wall street. dow and s&p up over 3%. right now we'r

it did include a local libyan guard force around the outer perimeter. that guard force never showed up that night, and it did not normally patrol the outer perimeter. the only people that patrolled the outer perimeter was the unarmed blue mountain. she said, this is the way we work in all of our missions, all around the world, that the outer perimeter's the responsibility of the host government, which there wasn't really a host government at the time. it was obviously a physical perimeter barrier, a wall, and then there was a robust american security presence inside the compound. i don't -- i don't think five des agents not fully equipped or armed for what they were facing you could call a robust american security presence? >> well, congressman -- >> would you have used the word "robust"? >> i would certainly have said that the security on that night was reliant on a militia that did not perform as expected. >> i'm not talking about the militia on the outside. i'm talking about the robust american presence on the inside. >> i -- it was considered robust

we did set up a fairly large perimeter to keep people away, traffic away, while the investigation was ongoing. >> should this individual be considered armed and dangerous? >> at this point, yes. ray: police do not know the name of the man they are looking for. police of to release more information later today. they do have an arrest warrant out on the suspect. the name of that arrest warrant is "john doe." erin: the republican presidential hopefuls are gearing up for round three, the cycle is tonight in colorado. donald trump will once again be ben carson will be standing next abc' s bazi kanani has more. stage. two men placed front and center. >> iowa, will you get your numbers up please? bazi: a humble donald trump acknowledging ben carson' s rise to first place in iowa. in another new poll, virtually tied. >> second is terrible to me. bazi: ahead of the debate tonight, carson is not taking those new numbers for granted area >> i do realize it is a marathon. we are still more than a year away from the election. there will be ups and downs. bazi: while trump and carson are expected t

. >> the special response team shot and killed animals near the perimeter, while slowly working their into the property to recover thompson's body. >> we could see terry thompson laying there. he was laying flat on his back, and his jeans pulled all the way down to his ankles. but we couldn't get to him. there was a tiger hovered over terry, and he was -- he had his mouth around terry, around his head. there was several bite marks. through our scopes, i could see a bare of blue bolt cutters. had no idea at that point what those were used for. >> unable to approach the body until they had full control of the animals, the deputies turned their attention to the open cages. >> we could see at least two or three lionesses that were inside. >> we did not want to harm those animals that, obviously, for some reason were still inside these cages. >> so as we're looking through our scopes and scanning for these lions, drake would come up on my side, reach into the door and attempt to shut the door and latch lock it. so we did this through several doors successively. at this point we're thinking

secure our perimeter, and prepare for attack! waah-ha! all right, sunbeams. and melt that snowflake! fire! (yelling) attack, my lord! brick fight! ha! mommy! oh, yeah. wee! get him! we're about to be breached! thanks, stryker. mom, what are you doing here? we're in the middle of a war! dylan beekler, people worked very hard on that festival. why did you ruin it? ugh. you wouldn't understand. only because you don't want me to. the fort's in danger. we don't have time for this. -carole... -aha! argh! urgh. dylan was only pretending to like dancing for you. really? but why? my gosh, are you kidding me? she wants you to be proud of her, duh. oww! i am proud of her. but you should be proud of her the kind of girl who destroys dances, makes bad-ass forts, and super cool flags. dylan made this? what is it? roadkill? yeah. this part was still twitching when i sewed it in. oh, that's really... neat. oh, i think it bit me. mom, i'm sorry i always embarrass you. no, dylan, i'm the one who should be apologizing. i may not always get you, but i am alw

however, police still have a perimeter up not letting cars come by here. this building will need more time to air out before it gets the clear and other folks can go in faculty investigators can go back in. as soon as an exact cause is released we will bring it to you for now reporting live in newton, michael henrich, fox25 news. >>> also updating breaking news out of arizona where police say deadly overnight shooting in college campus started as fight between two student groups. at least one person was killed and three others injured and gun fire at northern arizona university in flagstaff. the 18-year-old suspect is in custody. arizona tv station is reporting shooting took place at dorm that houses students in the greek system and continue to follow developments closely and bring you more as we get it. >> follow developments out of boston this morning where police are searching for the woman that they believe stabbed man on boston common. it is a violent scene witnessed by dozens of people in the evening rush hour and fox25 jessica reyes is outside the p

the fire department quickly set up a perimeter after taking one look at some suspicious looking bottles and federal investigators were called in. wmur' s shelley walcott joins us live with details of this investigation. >> this is dangerous stuff. somebody was cooking meth in individual bottles. a resident walking his dog spotted the strange bottles. some of them had tubes sticking out of them. the area was sealed off and called in the fire department. we spoke to the police chief and here are some details he offered. >> last night in individual walking their dog happened to it was a plastic bottle and it was smoking, or had some ingredients he did not recognize. he called us and we were able to identify it as methamphetamine production. in mind and expect to make some arrests shortly. >> a man was taken into custody last night at the econo-lodge in manchester, charged with selling heroin. manchester police worked with a state police narcotics unit to execute a search warrant of the hotel, they arrested 26-year-old paulson papillon. additional charges include possession with intent to d

temperatures around the perimeter of the bay upper 50s to near 60.h bay it is lower 50s. cooler up there. 60s san francisco. daily tlfccity 58. l1;t=é)+ =(8 future cast 4 warms us up quickly. 70s territory we go. areas popping in the 80s. inland valleys rushing to that. approaching to 90s off towards the sacramento valley. peninsula stays cool. also up towards the north bay when you see cooling affects the marine layer. don't forget high surf today for beachgoers. 9:00 p.m. here comes the 60s again. covers the entire bay area at early as 9:00 and the sacramento valley overnight. we don't see a lot of 50s poking out. peninsula high temperatures today we are talking about at the coast around 70 in spots. daily city 72. pacifica 68. 70 ocean beach. san francisco 73. south the south bay numbers in the mid 80s. morgan hill 85. mountainville 81. seven-day forecast. what happens? big time warm up. 94. we are talking near 100 by tuesday. then we are watching tropical moisture to the south. maybe some sprinkles. you'll see high clouds on tuesday. maybe more h

by the time police not here they weren't sure if he was inside or not, so they createdded a perimeter and they believe he a quite a large perimeter, lockeddown a school and had people shelter in homes. one was detained, not arrested. they used about four flash bang grenades trying to provoke a response from the home, nothing came of it. they eventually made entry and inside. they have not revealed the identity of the suspect at this point, but they do consider him still armed and dangerous. police say they'll be releasing more information within the next couple hours in terms of getting an it d. on this suspect. jean: thanks. in winchester authorities have closed down part of scotland road because of police activity there. they're not releasing many details now, but the bear cat vehicle was requested at the unit. josh: the investigation continues into a derry man arrested on child pornography charges, authorities say he used two popular social peed yeah apps to connect with the alleged victims. mike cronin has more now, including the warnings investigators are giving in light of this

we think our perimeter is very, very secure for us. >> security is tight inside the perimeter as well. especially in the secured confinement unit which houses the prison's most violent and disruptive inmates. today internal affairs investigator frank littlejohn has been called to the unit to investigate a report that possible escape paraphernalia has been found inside a cell. >> last night an officer had looked inside of a cell and observed a sculpture object like a, we refer to them like a dummy-like object on a comment report. which is escape paraphernalia. so they conducted a shakedown of this guy's cell and during that cell search they also found an 11-foot rope. when you put the 11-foot rope with the sculpture of the face then that gives concerns that the guy might be planning a possible escape. >> this here is actually the head that was removed from the cell. and this here is the rope. and it looks like an intertwined sheet that was braided together. it is about 11 feet long that was also removed from the cell. if he was to get outside of a cell and have this covered up and a bo

they've got a perimeter set up around this neighborhood. peter burnett middle school is in the middle of that perimeter. you can see cars are driving by. traffic is still slowing. but people here are being told to lay low while san jose police officers look for this escaped man who is in handcuffs who was on his way to jail. reporting live in san jose, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> now to the peninsula where a private school is taking a what some call drastic action to protect students from shootings. armed guards roaming school halls. the sight of police and security guards on school campuses is certainly not new. but this san bruno school is taking that security a step further. they're undercover part of a covert security firm that usually protects ceos and corporate clients. it's a story you'll see only on nbc bay area. robert handa joins us live from the church outside of the highland school in san bruno. are the kids aware that they have guns? >> reporter: well, it is an unusual approach here even for the children. it is something

troops there to assist, guard the perimeter decided to step in. to protect their kurdish allies and the hostages. brout 15 guards were killed but not before they say an isis commando who later died of his injuries. the first to die in combat in iraq since u.s. forces with drew. >> u.s. force are not in an active combat mission in iraq. i can say that directly. >> reporter: they freed the hostages, 75 of them and at least five captured isis guards on the helicopters and left. >> he reports the hostages -- 20 of them were iraqi forces and so-called isis defecters. >>> today is a pivotal cross roads of the presidential season. and dawn onald trump had been leading for 100 days p. sdays. a new poll shows that ben carson has taken over trump in iowa. and ben carson is now leading in the polls in iowa, too much -- in the corn for its issues in the brain. perhaps to not insult. they blamed that on quote a young intern. ben carson will be on nbc's meet the press this sunday. and trump is disavowing super packs to take the money back and urging others to d

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. >> we're looking at the embers that travel a mile or more beyond the perimeter of the fire and land some place where there is no one watching, and then there is flame generation, flame contact and structures are lost. >> more fire retardant building materials and fewer openings for embers to fly in. >> some of the research conducted shows tiny design tweaks can really alter the outcome how a structure survives extreme weather. >> these are ring- shanked nails with ridges that will bite into the wood. if you were to take on a house from smooth nails to staple s to ring-changed nails you're making a huge difference for not a lot of cost. if we just got the roofs right in this country, just the roofs, we estimate we could save half of all insured property. >> do you think weather could become more extreme? >> i think with every passing year mother nature hands us another large data point. every data point that we get points us towards a different trend and a different definition of extreme. that's what we want to be prepared for. [music] >> coming up, climate scientists are investigati

and we set up a perimeter. >> reporter: with rifles drawn, police went inside area buildings searching for the suspects for two tense hours this afternoon. they eventually caught four men, including this man, was cuffed and put in a police car. what goes through your mind that they're looking for a homicide suspect and they are right there at your work site? >> i didn't know they were chasing them. i thought they were running away from a hit-and-run. >> reporter: it's not clear what happened here. police initially said that they had pulled over a homicide suspect. then oakland police and san francisco police pulled back on that information saying simply that this is an ongoing investigation. we'll have to wait for the details. reporting live in san francisco, i'm joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> new at 6:00 a san jose police officer whose tweets mocked the "black lives matter" movement has been fired. that according to the san jose "mercury news." phillip white was widely criticized for tweets like, quote, threaten me or my family and i will use my god given and law appointed right and duty to

the protesters making their way from a nearby park toward o-yard, sheriff arpaio has secured the perimeter >> and dispatched one of his special response teams to o-yard in case things get out of hand. while many of the protesters accuse the sheriff and his deputies of being racist, arpaio says it's not true and that his unconventional practices have always made him a target. >> i'm not going to get into my personal grandkids, but i will tell you this, they're from all ethic backgrounds so i'm the racist? you can have all these critics call me and my officers every name in the book, we kill people, on and on and on. they don't like the way i operate. i say "they," a small percentage, because when you look at the polls, i think most people like what i'm doing. they would not be re-electing me five times. but they demonstrate. they call me hitler and they assassinate me and, you know, what is this? just trying to do my job. >>> coming up, a crowd of 5,000 vents its anger at the maricopa county jail. >> we've got a little situation. plaque psoriasis... ...isn't it time to let the... ...real yo

troops there to assist, guard the perimeter and communicate, decided to step in to protect the pentagon says, their kurdish allies and the hostages. about 15 isis guards were killed but not before an isis fighter shot one american commander. the first to die in iraq since u.s. forces with drew four years ago. but the pentagon insists this was a unique situation. >> they're not in an active combat mission in iraq. i can say that directly. >> reporter: the americans and kurds freed the hostages, 75 of them according to u.s. officials and at least five captured isis left. hostages turned out to not to be kurds. about 20 were iraqi forces and so called isis defecters. >>> on the same day we mark 100 days until the iowa caucus, donald trump has officially been leading for 100 days. a new poll reveals that ben carson has over taken trump in iowa. go figure. that prompted this 37. ben carson is now leading in the polls in iowa. too much monsato in the corn creates issues in the brain. the trump campaign blamed that retweet on a quote young intern. ben carson will also appear on nbc meet the pr

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they're protecting the perimeter of assad's territory.at perimeter in largest numbers are rebels, not isis. they are the rebels that are backed by the west. some al qaeda positions, but the one group of people who are not here really is isis. >> right, if you want to hit isis, you go after raqqa right now, where they're based, the eastern part of the country where they are, near the rivers. just to give you a sense of where the u.s. is hitting and going after isis, this of course is iraq, a ton of air strikes led by the u.s. there. these are where the u.s. air strikes are in syria, you know, in the eastern part of the country. a different space than what russia's doing. >> completely. the u.s. strikes sort of -- basically are in the areas of red where isis is. it shows a very, very different priority. the u.s. is out there trying to fight isis. russia is out there trying to protect assad from the people who represent the greatest danger to him right now, and that is the sort of nonisis rebels. that could change, right. they're just -- onl

police set up a perimeter while holler' s girlfriend, 23-year-old kaileah tolken, allegedly drove to where holler was hiding. holler eventually turned himself in. holler and tolken are facing several charges. city elections. for mayor. mayor ted gatsas is seeking a fourth term while challenger wmur' s kristen carosa caught up with both candidates along the campaign trail today. kristen: the candidates made several stops saturday. both are taking advantage of the this weekend as the campaign comes to a close. the manchester mayoral candidates are hard at work along the campaign trail. it' s the last weekend before the election. >> we are knocking on doors this morning, we will be knocking on some more doors. >> it' s all about getting out and talking to voters, residents of the city, reminding them to vote on tuesday. kristen: both candidates connected with voters in a halloween parade. mayor ted gatsas is seeking a fourth term while challenger joyce craig looks to win her first. >> the campaign has been great. it is no different today than it was in when i ran in my first >> it' s ab

you have data on another company and you have a perimeter between two companies.ou cannot make sure they were going after t-mobile data. and they got out. emily: why would it be t-mobile specifically? why couldn't these hackers get other companies? ryan wager: t-mobile, the amount of information is unique. they have millions upon millions of customers in one location. a very small amount of files. emily: you say you are only as strong as your weakest link. what are the lessons for t-mobile's ceo john legere. how much responsibility does t-mobile bare? ryan wager: for what they control in their centers. all the way up to the speed of technology on their own. it is a matter of how much did you share with your third parties? to me, do i know where my data is being stored when i am doing transactions? are the other people doing everything to keep up? emily: what about experian? ryan wager: experian needs to take a hard look. emily: experian has been hacked before. ryan wager: more of a social thing where they were tricked. this was actually a breach. they found the we

the school is on lockdown and a perimeter is set up while police investigate. >>> the condition of former nba star lamar odom appears to be improving according to m tv sports. they remain on -- according to it. mz his heart function is much better. they say it's so important that a critical organ is responding. doctors believe that the movements are involuntary. >>> another one of hillary clinton's top advisors testified in the committee brought a sore spot of her campaign into the spotlight. this is when the two republican candidates dictate the terms of the debate. >> she was asked very little about the scandal of her campaign. those questions will take center stage. her top confidant and aide reported at the house to testify behind closed doors for several hours on the event surrounding the attacks on the facilities in benghazi, libya. >> and clinton herself will be on the hot seat next thursday. some are wondering if this bad publicity could be a factor in joe biden's thinking when it comes to launching his campaign. >> there's no calculation which has to do with her and when might it