. >> anthony: from the persian gulf? >> bijan: persian gulf. >> maeimeh: yes.y: maybe if i could try some, uh -- yes, thank you. >> maeimeh: of course. and that one is gheimeh. we made it with beans, meat. >> anthony: so good. mmm. fantastic food. >> bijan: man and wife, both of them working. you know? >> anthony: so it's hard to do something like this. >> bijan: yes. >> anthony: that's what i've been waiting, that's the crispy rice at the bottom, right there? the, what's it called? tadek? is that -- >> maeimeh: tadek. >> anthony: tadek. >> maeimeh: exactly. >> anthony: oh, lovely. merci. >> maeimeh: my mom and my mother-in-law, they think if they have a guest, they have to, at least two or three kind of foods. >> anthony: right. >> maeimeh: and, uh, if they make just one they think that this is not very polite for the guest. but, uh, nowadays, for example, for my generation, when i have a guest, i will just make one food, one appetizer, and one dessert. >> bijan: you know why? >> maeimeh: and -- >> bijan: you know why? >> maeimeh: because it's much easier! [ l

overnight, the navy is confirming two missiles were fired towards an american destroyer in the persian gulf. they were fired from territory held by shi'ite rebels in yemen. the missiles landed in the water, not too far from the uss mason. the launch comes after a united arab emirates ship was target several days ago in this same region. right now a nine-year-old girl the city this morning. police say the shooters were seen on the surveillance video. they have that footage. they have not been arrested at this point. the shots were fired around 1:00 on sunday morning. enunciation road in rocksberg. there was a party in a parking lot before the gunshots erupted. the girl, who was with her family nearby, at a gathering, was hit. she was taken to the hospital for surgery. police calling for the public's help in finding t responsible. >> hurricane matthew leading to some gut wencing scenes. >> and a mother and child from the rising floodwaters. more fallout for samsung on the replacement smart phones, which have caught fire. >> new this morning, cancer fighters in your kitchen. the foods that cou

the persian gulf with iran sending ships to chase our ships.ebels backed by iran, trying to get our ships. you know how easy it would be for something bad to happen and soon. so was a retired army lieutenant. good to see you again. >> thank you for having me on. >> this is getting out of control. i'm not talking about the scandals but this. what do you make of it? >> well, first, this should be one of the focuses of the real debate within the campaigns. i mean, if you trace back the roots of this issue, it's the iran agreement, and i agree with donald trump on this. a lot of the issues which we're now seeing was brought on by a very weak deal that we have with no oversight, and the iranians have expanded their interest in both dominance of the region as well as trying to do what they can to show the world we're a paper tiger. this is no small issue. and by the way, i think your audience probably recognizes mrs. clinton has been a supporter publicly and privately of the iranian deal. we see antagonisms from the iranians for purposes of trying to

navy confirming two missiles were fired toward an american destroyer in the persian gulf. they were fired from territory held by shiite rebels in yemen. the missiles ld before getting near the u.s.s. mason. the launch comes after a united arab emirates ship was targeted several days ago from the same region. right now, a 9-year-old girl is recovering after she was shot on a boston playground. police say the gunmen were caught on surveillance cameras, but they have not been arrested. the shots were fired around 1:00 a.m. sunday on annunciation road in roxbury. police say there was a party in a nearby parking lot before gunfire broke out. that girl was taken to the the public's help in finding those responsible. >> a hearing this week in the case of a young woman who prosecutors say convinced her boyfriend to kill himself. lawyers for michelle carter will argue that statements she made to police should be thrown out of her upcoming trial. it was in july that the sjc ruled the involuntary manslaughter case against carter will move forward. her trial is set to begin in decembe

navy confirming two missiles were fired toward an american destroyer in the persian gulf. they were fired from territory held by shiite rebels in yemen. the not far from the uss mason. the launch comes after the united arab emirates ship was targeted several days ago in the same region. randy: it is do or die for the red sox and their push for the pennant. the eyeopener's doug meehan is there this morning with what to watch today. doug? doug: hi, randy, good morning. even though it's starting to feel like it, nobody down here for sure is ready for winter. like it or not, the red sox are today, so here we go. are you ready? clay buchholz gets the ball for the sox. game time 6:08. also keep in mind this could be big papi's final game at fenway. so you can get the team will have that in mind as they try to keep their pennant hopes alive. rain forcing major league baseball to call yesterday's game against the indians. the rolling out of the tarp, the only action on the field yesterday. if the sox pull off today's match-up, game four would be wednesday. you can bet the red sox

. >>> i am now a proud member of the e-mail account at persian gulf. city west man have to do with it? he says nothing. if it weren't for identity theft. a case that he believes is tied to the computer hacking at banner health. potentially affecting more than three and a half million people. he sat down with cbs5 lindsey reiser. >> my wife was in the hospital having procedures. i had something to eat. >> reporter: but mark farrell said he bit off more than he could chew with that pastrami sandwich if june. >> it is re >> reporter: he says that the computer servers where food and drinks were sold were hacked leaving payment and patient information potentially vulnerable. mark believes he's among the victims. >> all of a sudden i got a bill that i didn't do, i didn't see this doctor. >> reporter: in addition to that strange bill, mark says someone whose picture looked a lot like his sent his friends request on facebook. >> there's a lot of people on my new facebook that i didn't i started tracing them and they had russian addresses. >> reporter: mark als

i pointed out what he said about the persian gulf war. but let me repeat it for you. here's what he said, senator. you know full well what he said. sen. gore: you want me to answer your question? vice president quayle: i'm making a statement. then you can answer it. mr. bruno: can we give admiral stockdale a chance to come in, please -- [applause] and again, audience -- vice president quayle: [inaudible] here's what he said. i mean, this is the persian gulf war -- the most important event in his political lifetime and here's what bill clinton says. if it's a close vote, i'd vote with the majority. mr. bruno: let's give admiral stockdale a chance to come in. vice president quayle: but he was the minority. admiral stockdale: and i think america is seeing right now the reason this nation is in gridlock. [laughter, applause] the trickle downs and the tax and spends, or whatever you want to call them are at swords points. we can't get this economy going. over here we've got dan whose president is going to take 8 years to balance the budget and on my left, the senator, whos

the uss mason in the persian gulf. officials say they came from territory held by shiite rebels in yemen. the missile fire comes after a ballistic missile launch from yemen apparently targeted a saudi airbase near mecca. it was the deepest strike yet. and for president francois whole lot since he is not yet decided if he will meet with president vladimir putin when the russian leader comes to paris 90's from now. thatoise alonso says action in syria and people and aleppo are suffering were crimes. that will be the subject of a national investigation. oliver hart and bank ahlstrom were awarded the 2016 nobel prize in economics for the contribution to contract theory. the world swedish academy made the announcement later today. newacademy says that theoretical tools created by the men are valuable to the understanding of the life contracts and institutions as well as potential pitfalls and contract design. global news 24 hours a day, powered by 2400 journalists, in more than 150 news bureaus across the world. this is blo

also, this update from the persian gulf. the u.s. navy says two missiles held by shiite rebels in yemen and went in the direction of an american destroyer. the navy said the missile launch on sunday didn't reach the u.s.s. mason. this comes, days after, emirati ship was the target of missiles apparently fired by shiite rebels. police in central iowa are investigating the deaths of 2 people this morning after their bodies were found inside a prairie city home -- east of des moines in jasper county. . investigators say someone reported hearing a violent argument at the home early sunday found. prairie city police say one person was found in the house and one in the garage. investigators are looking at this as a possible murder-suicide. " we feel this is an isolated event and we have everybody we are looking for. " police say they couldn't confirm a motive at this time. they didn't offer any details of the those involved, pending family notification. linn county deputies say two men died on saturday in a crash in central city. the sheri

kirk saying quote this agreement con tems the next generation to cleaning up a nuclear war in the persian gulfthis is the greatest appeasement since chamberlain gave czechoslovakia to hitler to which podesta supplied, yup. there are plenty more where those came from. wikileaks promising to release 40,000 more e-mails by election day. >> all of that on top of what was released, what she had to say or some of her people had to say about evangelicals or catholics. >> there's a lot in there. one of the accusers unleashing a strong message for the media. kathleen willey tells sean hannity that her name continues to be smeared while hillary clinton covers for her husband. >> everybody in the mainstream press is calling all of bill clinton's crimes infidelity. rape, sexual assault and sexual harassment are not infidelities. they are crimes and they are misdemeanors. his wife is covering for him. no champion of women, attacks the victims of sexual assault and rape. >> willie claims bill clinton groped and kissed her during a private meeting in 1993 while she was a volunteer at the white house. >> furr

a breaking missile attack in the persian gulf. two missiles were fired from territory held by shiite rebels in yemen, the military says. theater are file photos of the launch of a ballistic missile from yemen apparently targeting a saudi air base near mecca. >>> this morning we are learning more about the go officers shot and killed in palm springs. >> we just learned minutes before the shooting the suspect's father told a neighbor his son was armed and wanted to shoot police. three officers responded to the home trying to resolve a dispute. a that is when police say john felix opened fire. is already in jail in the past for a failed murder plot in 2009. the lesley zerebny and jose the lesley zerebny and jose illbert were killed. >> thank you. the social media platforms are reaching out to us. our officers see that and feed off of that. it gives them strength to >> felix will be charmed later this week. he could face the death penalty. >>> kansas deputies are on the lookout to the car that could have led to a deputy being kidnappe

a failed missile attack on a american destroyer in the persian gulf according to the u.s. navy. two missiles were fired held bittertory rebels in shiite, yemen. these are file photos of the ship, this coming after the launch of a from yemen targeting an air base near the holy city of mecca. >>> this morning we are learning more about the two officers shot and killed in palm springs. >> we just learned minutes before the shooting the suspect's father told a neighbor his son was armed and wanted to shoot police. three officers responded to the home trying to resolve the dispute. that is when john felix opened fire. a known gang member, he the two officers killed, lesley zerebny and jose gilbert lesley zerebny and jose gilbert il a third officer was injured. >> your thank yous, your social media platforms reaching out to us, our officers see that, they feed off of that, and it gives them strength to press forward and go after the next call. >> felix will be charged later this week. he could face the death na lookout for a car they believe was connected to a deputy being kidnapped t

i want to get into this in the persian gulf and iran, saber rattling but if you heard what is coming warning it citizens be prepared for nuclear war, this is no joke, this is a big deal, former navy seal on what we might be missing on all of this. i never heard language like this, essentially saying come back home, they are bracing for something or is this all fear, what do you make of it? >> they are not going to launch a nuclear war with us and we won't launch a nuclear war with them but president obama is afraid to do anything in regard to for so also portrayed by one of their propaganda in chief, from what i am reading i don't think the russian people seem that nervous, a propaganda movement by someone who doesn't -- neil: accidents can happen. russian and american planes over uncontrolled skies of syria, something could go wrong fast and before you know it whether it was publication, or russian planes bumping into american planes, but a lot of possible provocation. >> there is a conflict in syria, we went to back the rebels, problem is nobody understand what is going on because

adams was wounded in the persian gulf during desert fox in the late 90's. >> i was going through a lot of issues and not finding a lot of resources which were helping m me. >> participant for years. bicycle riders he says has helped. >> camaraderie that you fine at least for me i have been out for 16 years and this is closest thing to being in the military that i have experienced. >> it was the second vehicle theft on the drive that mornin morning. dorothy witnessed the other on one. >> even to my neighbor house and he just plightly got in the car. started the vehicle and took off. >> police say the thieves most likely and the truck. it's what's inside that they are looking for. gatorade and water hopefully that's not what they consider valuable. vic lee, abc 7 news. >> more jobs but more traffic that's the conundrum facing commuters residents in fremont as tesla make plan for major expansion. electric car maker has filed plans to double the existing plan next to the nimitz freewa freeway. however a new birth station could bring some relief. david louie is on the story. >> test will is

states navy is confirming now that two missiles were fired toward an american destroyer in the persian gulf. they were fired from territory held by shiite rebels in yemen. the missiles landed in the water not far from the uss mason. this launch comes after a united arab emirates ship was targeted. that helped several days ago in this same area. right now, a 9-year-old girl is this morning police say the shooters were caught on surveillance cameras seen there, but they have not been arrested at this point. the shots were fired at around 1:00 sunday morning on annunciation road in roxbury. police say there was a party in a nearby parking lot before those gunshots erupted. that girl who was at a family gathering nearby was taken to the hospital for surgery. boston police calling for the public's help in finding those a deadly wrong-way crash in vermont. police say five high school students were killed early saturday when they were hit by a pickup truck going the wrong way on 89 and williston. their car caught fire. troopers were trying to douse the teens. the driver of the pickup, stole a crui

house mate adams was injured in the persian gulf during desert fox in the late 90's.e couldn't believe it. >> take away from the faith and humanity and what not. >> today the faith was restore restored. u-haul donated another truck. adams drove into the facility here in hayward where the company replaced gatorade and water stolen from the truck. >> u-haul filled with cases of gatorade and boltsed water for sunday ride to recovery. disable veteran program that sponsors a 4 50 mile bicycle riders each year from palo alto to santa monica. lang and adams never thought the supply would be replaced. >> honestly i was apprehensiv apprehensive. wasn't sure if somebody would be willing to donate more. >> two company came through again just in time for sunday start of the ride. where hundreds of mostly disabled vets will participate. >> my bail. hard to support intervention when needed. >> these two veteran say the ride is therapeutic. cycling with comrade who know the kind of issues they are going through now they can ride with much-needed provisions thanks again to the genero

though he was deploy today the persian gulf, he was there in the delivery room with his wife by phone. they are spending the next few days at his home in tennessee before traveling to camp pendleton in san diego. >> you have to love technology. at least you can be on the phone these days. >> with skype. >> yeah. >>> so, the weather is getting better for the drop in humidity over the weekend. high temperatures still in the 80s so it will be warm. there you go. and maybe a little bit of rain, cloud induced cooling. >> come on fall. it is almost october. >> we are almost through the 50s there for lows. >> not there. >> but not there. >> thanks for watching. make sure to join jeff gravley for football friday on wral at 11:35. >> have a great weekend ok, so here are two cans of vegetables... this one i paid for, this one was free. because they're bogo maybe this one was free. either way... that's how i save at publix. how 'bout you? publix. where shopping is a pleasure. narrator: deborah ross. her father was in the air force, her mother a pre-school teacher. they taught deborah ross public

his housemate was injured in the persian gulf death desert fox in the late '90s.e couldn't believe it. >> it takes away from your faith in humanity and whatnot. >> their faith was restored. u-haul donated another truck. adams drove it to pepsi coast facilitity in hayward where the company replaced gatorade and water which were stolen from the truck. the u-haul was filled with cases of gatorade and bottled water for sunday's ride to recovery. a disabled veterans program that sponsors a 450-mile bicycle ride each a year from palo alto to santa monica. they never thought the supplies would be replaced. >> honestly i was a little apprehensive. i wasn't sure that somebody would be willing to donate more. >> but the two companies came through again, just in time for sunday's start of the ride where hundreds of mostly disabled vets will participate. >> if it wasn't for a company like them, a small nonprofit,, it's hard to support them where they need it. >> these two veterans take the ride is therapeutic, cycling with come rats that know the kind of issues they are going

briefing on those of us who haven't been paying very close attention to what's going on in the persian gulfand in that area, what's been going on? >> well, i think conditions from the u.s. point of view continue to deteriorate. i think it's the natural unfolding of now almost 8 years of barack obama's withdrawal of american influence and assertiveness in the region. we see rebels in yemen, for example, firing missiles at american ships in the red sea. almost certainly at the behest of the ayatollahs in iran. we have got americans still hostage, indeed americans taken hostage since the famous numerous larr deal of the summer,2 of 2015.=. and, in fact, we have got iran continuing to act in a thoroughry belligerent measure all around the region. at the same time, we have iraq and syria effectively descent grated as states and security and state systems all across the broader region of the middle east beginning to crumble. so it's not a picture, that's for sure. >> are you encouraged at all by the fact that this long erated iraqi attempt to retake mosul is finally;0mñy under way? >> we have hea

you have to worry about the southern part of iraq where the oil fields and access to the persian gulfhere it can leave, be shipped off and away and into -- if isis got control over those, they would have a massive amount of money financing behind them. i think these are battles that they have to win. they have to circle kirkuk and the oil fields in the south. i understand we're being helped by the iranians in some of this. we need to lock this down and make sure that when iraq is liberated, it stays in iraqi control, not iranian control. >> there will be a scramble there. >> the problem is -- i think general petraeus said this earlier. if you stay in, if you have american troops on the ground staying there and guiding it, it does nothing but then inspire what remains of isis to reconstitute in order to get at us. the thing is, the good news is that you can get the iraqi forces, you can get people as he described it retrained, reconstituted to engage in the fight against isis. this is not the united states literally putting massive force. we have 5,000 people, i think, in the area. we

just back from the persian gulf. you haven't seen him yet.at was your point in going to that rally? what did you want to say? >> my point is to raise the question to fellow republicans that were supporting trump. i have been against trump all along. i am perplexed about the republican leaders who were still following him. you were booed. >> i felt that i mentioned the name and they immediately went into an uproar. they associated kahn with hillary clinton. that was just how they reacted to it because seconds before i was cheered because i was a military mom. >> and now you have had a little time to reflect on this and i know that you got an initial big push of publicity and probably things have fallen off a little bit. do you think those moments have had an influence on the race? do you think you had an influence here in nevada? >> i feel i have done my part and i have made an impact on this election. >> and you voted? >> i have voted. >> on saturday. you said like a lot of people in part because -- >> want to get it over with. >> it is still

they have went from this administration to support terrorism and undermining our interest in the persian gulf. also a in yemen that are taking aggressive steps against us. is a very bad deal for our country. and one that i have opposed to take a much stronger position to address the plastic missile program and the support for terrorism which has continued with this guy private. as for some with the iranian deal. hassan: iran must never getting nuclear weapon and it will defy have been a thing to say about it. like the foreign policy experts of both political parties i think this is implicit but important agreement and the first up in many to continue to hold iran accountable and that is real among others. so that is the of military chief of staff. so that is the biggest threat to he and other military leaders support the deal so as a result i ran has destroyed much of the nuclear infrastructure and is much farther away from like it was before. that is the end of the day. we need to do more for to make israel maintained a superiority to hold iran accountable. the iran sanctions but at the end

his housemate was injured in the persian gulf in the late '90s.dn't believe it. >> takes away from the faith in humanity, what not. >> their faith was restored. u-haul donated another truck. adams drove it to a facility in hayward, where the company replaced gatorade and water, which were stolen from the truck. the u-haul was filled with cases of gatorade and bottled water for sunday's ride to recovery, a disabled veterans program that sponsors a 450-mile bicycle ride each year from palo alto to santa monica. they never thought the supplies would be replaced. >> honestly i was a little apprehensive. i wasn't sure. you know. >> just in time for sunday's start of the ride where hundreds. mostly disabled vets will participate. >> if it wasn't for them, it's hard to support them when they need it. >> these two marine veterans say the ride is their beautyic, cycling with comrades that know the kind of issues they are going through. now they can ride with much-needed provisions, thanks again to the generosity of others. vic lee, abc7 news >> happening t

navy, two miss were also fired in the direction of the american destroyer in the persian gulf from territory held by shiite rebels in yah hen. navy says his will launch landed in the water before getting near the u.s.s. mason. spokesperson says it is unclear if the ship was specifically targeted but missiles were fired in its direction. >>> remnants of the the hurricane matthew have moved further out to sea, right now southwest is dealing with so much clean up and devastation. seventeen people were killed in this country, another five missing. eight tied in north carolina alone. mostly in accidents that happened on the road. more than 800 water rescues were carried out right here near fayetville after 16 inches of rain were dumped. further south blue skies gave people a chance to get out and assess the damage. >> the the catastrophe is weakening and waiting for the electric company to come and do the pole and maybe i can find someone to start cutting the tree. >> a at least a million homes and business where is damaged, in florida, georgia, south carolina, north carolina. president obama say

lang's housemate ulysses adams was injured in the persian gulf during desert fox in the late '90s.akes away from the faith and humanity and what not. >> reporter: the truck was filled with cases of gatorade and bottled water for sunday's ride to recovery, a disabled veterans program that sponsors the 450-mile bicycle ride each year from palo alto to santa monica. the truck was donated by uhaul, the gatorade and water by pepsico. drinks to hydrate cyclists during their long ride. lang and adams didn't know what to do. >> honestly i was a little apprehensive. i wasn't sure if somebody would, you know, be willing to donate more. >> reporter: they didn't need to worry. the two companies came through again. this morning adams drove another truck donated by uhaul to pepsico's facility in hayward where they loaded up more gatorade and water just in time for the ride where hundreds of disabled vets will participate. >> if it wasn't for a company like that, small nonprofit organization is hard to support the veterans where they need it. >> the two marine veterans say the ride is therapeutic

we are not closing the persian gulf but there are still risks there.is very little to zero political risk priced into oil and compounding the issue is that there iscapacity in the global system right now. saudi arabia has a little. there are conflicts in nigeria and libya that could come back and hurt the market. jason, great to see you this morning. equity analyst at jefferies. thank you for joining us. next, we are looking at how spain is beating italy in the recovery from economic crisis including its banking sector. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: 8:44 a.m. in london. let us get to our cap stock stories. nejra: i am starting with burberry. the stock has fallen the most in a year, since october 2015. down as much as 7.7%. down by 6.7% at the moment. the company says a weaker sterling gave a boost on tourist spending on luxury goods in the u.k. but that comes in the wake of the brexit referenda. it reported declines in its asian business and worsening results from its wholesale unit. sales in hong kong declined by more than 10%. i spoke with never a can, a

partners during the cold war, working together together to keep the soviet union from dominating the persian gulf which was and remains a critical source for the world's energy needs. the words are timeless because they bribe why iran is so top of mind for u.s. policymakers print this is what he said but he said when we think of where iran is, this place place in history going back 2500 years, it's placed geographically and also to the middle east, when we think also of the very strategic place that iran occupies in that critical error of the world which many believe is the most asked dose of part. the whole area of the middle east and the indian ocean, i can only say that those who want these as you want to and i want it and as all of us in this room wanted, those of us who believe in peace, we are fortunate that your majesty occupies the place of leadership that you occupy. those are the words of president nixon in 1973. our distinguished speaker today is here to discuss with us iran's strategic importance in the world, specifically during the reign. scott cooper is an adjunct professor columbi

navy says two missiles were fired in the direction of the american destroyer in the persian gulf. territory held by shiite remember medicals yemen. navy says missle launch landed in the water before getting near u.s.s. mason. spokesperson says it the is unclear if the mason was specifically targeted but missiles were fired right in its direction. >>> remnants of the hurricane matthew moved out to sea but now southwest is dealing with all of the clean up from that devastation. hurricane matthew is now out there, and so there is flooding and homes that were damaged and we know this was deadly in this country, 17 people lost their lives in this country over weekend five more missing, eight died in north carolina alone. the mostly from the simple accidents out there in the flooded road, more than 800 the water rescues had to be carried out near fayetville after 16 inches were dumped by matthew. further south when they had blue skies, people could go out and look at the damage. >> this cat trove think weekend is something else, i'm waiting for electric company to come and company the p

adams was wounded in the persian gulf during desert fox in the late '80s. >> i was going through a lotes and not finding a lot of resources which were helping me. >> he's been a participant for years. the bicycle ride, he says, has helped him. >> the camaraderie that's -- that you find, at least for me, i've been out for 16 years, and this is the closest thing to being in the military that i've experiences. >> police say the thieves will most likely abandon the truck. it's what's inside that they are looking for, but gatoid and water. hopefully that's not what they consider valuable. vic lee, abc 7 news. >> and thank you for joining us for "abc 7 news at 4:00." i'm cheryl jennings. >> and >>> i saw there was a lot of commotion. >> search at sea. a pleasure boat that left 30 people struggling in the bay. it's what went down with it that has the coast guard concerned this evening. >> a sideshow that took over two bay area bridges. was it a coordinated effort in the. >> they made the people move all the way down there to another area. >> some longtime raiders fans are furious, not at thei

they are threatening our naval vessels in the persian gulf. they are also supporting groups in yemen that are taking aggressive steps against them, most recently so this is a very bad deal for our country and it is one that makes us less safe and our allies less safe than and it's one i have opposed. i think we should have taken a much stronger position in not allowing them to keep their nuclear infrastructure and their support for terrorism which has grown and continues with this deal in place. >> moderator: governate been criticized by senator af publicly on this show but in the past on this nuclear, the iranian nuclear deal. do you support it or not? hassan: iran should never get a nuclear weapon and never will as long as there's something to say about it. like senator shaheen and experts in both put equal parties i think this is an imperfect but important agreement and the first step in many we need to take to continue to hold i ran accountable and continue to protect israel among others. one of the things your listener should know is the

entrance to the suez canal, just like they want to have influence over the straits of hormuz in the persian gulf and it's also wanting the country south of saudi arabia as they want iraq north of saudi arabia and eventually put pressure on saudi arabia themselves. these guys are dead serious about their strategic objectives. >> i misspoke, it was the north koreans who took the pueblo but the incident was still the same. it dragged on for a long time. i'm just wondering whether that's the goal, to drag us into something that could drag on for a long time, embarrass the administration, maybe embarrass hillary clinton. >> well, i don't see them taking a u.s. warship. we would not do that and we would react very strongly militarily. >> but we didn't last time. we didn't a few months ago. >> taking a u.s. warship is quite different, as you're suggesting. i doubt we would make that similar mistake as we made with the north koreans. >> all right. thank you very much, general. always good having you. >> good talking to you, neil. >> in the meantime, do you ever wonder why the media isn't really too keen

and the iranians and saudis look upon each other across the persian gulf, one the head of the sunni nation, one the head of the shia group. they hate each other, have for decades. they're going to continue to produce, continue to fight each other for market share. and at these levels, anything above 50, $51, with a $4 contango for the one year, $55 for the one year out, frackers in the bakken, frackers down in the eagle ford, frackers in the permian will continue to produce. if they haven't been producing aggressively now, they shall. there's going to be a substantive amount of crude oil coming into the market. i suspect that we can take some of that off. i suspect the global economy is doing okay. but at these numbers, there is going to be so much more crude being found and produced and hedged that anything above $55, i think, will be very, very difficult to attain. >> dennis, it's karen. let me ask you something. there is almost a day for day tracking of trump's sort of disastrous run the last three weeks, and oil has moved. literally almost to the day. what do you make of that as -- rel

in the first persian gulf war, dan rather arrived in saudi arabia to go to central command. he gets there and the military guy, the pr guy says if you don't mind, the chaplain would really like to see you before you go into the field. he set of course, only the chaplain. the chaplain was from louisiana. he said i just had to meet you because i had to tell you the story. he said right before i came here i looked at the back of the church and there's a guy who hasn't been there in 20 years, at least. after after massey set i go up to him and i said it was lovely to see you here, but what brought you here? he said dan rather. dan rather brought me here. the preset really how, why, why did he bring you here and he said because every night he said isis in the golf, crisis in the golf and i figure any minute he's going to be in humor. [laughter] i was going to start with a different story, also completely true and it picks up where he left off but that was unintentional but happy. that is my love to tell that when jack kennedy was president and of course they were friends and tip

narrator: independence usa pac is responsible for the >>> a persian gulf storm spiralling its way toward haiti and jamaica, the emergency evacuations that are now in effect. this, take asterifying turn, surveillance video showing the moment this school bus full of children crashes into a ditch. the royal family wrapping up its whirlwind tour of canada but all eyes on the little prince and princess as they said good-bye. this is 7 news today in new england. >> kris: thank you for sticking with us this morning, i'm kris meteorologist bri eggers who is at the making strides against breast cancer walk this morning. there is a woman behind you wearing that pink cowboy hat. you have to get one of those. that is perfect. >> bri: it has life on it. we have so many pink ribbons here and everybody is really excited and rain or shine, this is the 24th year and walkers have showed up to make that two-mile, five-mile start. and it is a rolling start, as it should be on a sin morning. you can get here whenever you want and be a part of this support, strides against breast cancer and that is what we ar

recognize that syria represents a multilayered conflict involving shia, sunni, you know, the old persian gulf rivalry, iran, saudi arabia, russia in the west, then you've got in the mix jihadists, extremists, etc. if history is anything to go by, our involvement in iraq, helmand, libya and fact that we've almost changed sides in syria between 2013 and '15, intention or not, we have got to prosecution progress with -- progress with caution because force, in the end, has not always been wholly positive, and there are many in this place who have remained silent but perhaps go down when it comes to repeating errors -- >> i absolutely accept that and understand that. and and, by the way, i understand completely what you mean about voices of caution that weren't raised the the other day in parliament. i think we did have lots of passionate voices raised in favor of no-fly zones and so on. as i say, it's vital that we consider them, and we will do that now. but the points that you make are certainly valid. >> thank you. >> [inaudible] >> thank you, mr. chairman. just for the record be, foreign secre

we control the persian gulf and the red sea.tory and we are running america doubt. train to stay there, a lot more in a moment. german police have arrested a serious migraines suspected of planning, tax throughout germany. >> 22-year-old syrian refugee came to germany last year within asylum a number of months after on the german radar, fearing that he was close to committing them sort of an attack. he managed to escape, but they found powerful explosives in his apartment. a two-day manhunt began. what is interesting is how he was captured. i to fellow syrians who took them into their apartment in the last he was the one police were looking for. one tie them up while the other went and said we've got them right here and that's how they caught him. stuart: he originally came in to germany as a migrant. we are still enough said that. hillary clinton at last night debate that america is not holding up his son when it comes to taking and migraines. justification or allowing more and. watch this. >> there are children suffering in th

i believe we have helped keep the peace in the persian gulf. , youngresswoman ferraro and former vice president mondale have criticized the president over the bombings in lebanon. what would you do to prevent such attacks? me first say that terrorism is a global problem and let me say secondly that mr. bush has referred to the embassy that was held in iran -- while i was at the white house in january in 1981 when those hostages, all 52 of them came home alive, it was at that time that president reagan gave a speech welcoming them home as america did, we were so excited to see them back. but what he said was the united states has been embarrassed for the last time. we're going to stand tall and if this ever happens again, there will be swift and immediate steps taken to address the wrong our country has suffered. in april of 1983, i was in beirut and visited the ambassador at the embassy. two weeks later, that embassy was bombed. at that time, take a look at the crazy activity of terrorists, you can't blame anybody. they're going to do crazy things in -- and you don't know what's going

a kind of political system similar to those that are found in the oil exporting states of the persian gulf. it became a kind of petro state, and a petro state is a country whose politics and economics are dominated by the sale of energy. make oned states did serious mistake with russia. expanding theas american centered atlantic military alliance nato eastward to include first former communist countries, and ultimately, former union republics -- that is provinces , over soviet union itself russian objections, including the objections of the most liberal, pro-western, pro-american russians who felt that they would be undercut in russia by this policy. and despite the fact that various western officials had verbally promised various soviet and russian officials that this would not happen, that nato would not be extended eastward. withpolicy and, in concert a number of other policies to which the russians took exception, turned the russian elite and ultimately the russian people against the west and the united states. nato expansion and its sequels made russian foreign policy almost reflexive

and i said, you'd have chaos, because you get 55% of your oil from the persian gulf, and you wouldn't have the u.s. navy down there to take care of that. now, the senator from indiana, when we passed a resolution in the united states senate to ask for burden sharing on that cost to keep those sea lanes open from the japanese, he votes against that. i don't understand that. ms. woodruff: tom brokaw, a question for senator quayle. mr. brokaw: senator quayle, i don't mean to beat this drum until it has no more sound in it. but to follow up on brit hume's question, when you said that it was a hypothetical situation, it is, sir, after all, the reason that we're here tonight, because you are running not just for vice president. [applause] mr. brokaw: and if you cite the experience that you had in congress, surely you must have some plan in mind about what you would do if it fell to you to become president of the united states, as it has to so many vice presidents just in the last 25 years or so. sen. quayle: let me try to answer the question one more time. i think this is the fourth time th

the strait of hormuz and the persian gulf, we reported on the harassment of ships.he big question is what are the rules of engagement when the iranians show up. >> those who might threaten u.s. forces will recognize we'll not allow threats to our people. reporter: the u.s. navy has held its fire against the iranians on a number of occasions when the iranians have been extremely threatening. gregg: the actions in the field seem to belie what the spokesperson just said. wait and see what happens the next time. martha: there is a brand-new bunch of emails that just came out this morning. so we are going through those as we speak. clinton's evasive answers and testimony are going public. why did she say i can't recall more than 20 times when asked about the email server. gregg: there were only 25 questions. and "i don't recall" 21 times. the tropics hit with another batch of 100-mile-per-hour winds. and this. >> here comes roberts. martha: dodgers calling on their ace to knock off. martha: hurricane nicole slamming the island of bermuda. take a look. nicole roaring asho

. >> we were conducting air operations from the persian gulf and from ships at sea, and so the flight time was considerable. whether it was a bombing run or a search-and-rescue mission, there was several hours of flight time that was required to get from those places to over northern syria. >> (men chanting) >> smith: failure to rescue the pilot led to anger on the streets of amman. >> smith: demonstrators called for jordan to quit the coalition. >> smith: isis, meanwhile, wanted to exploit the pilot kasasbeh to maximum effect. >> making a deal with isis, a possible prisoner swap with jordan. >> a new isis ultimatum: hand over the prisoner or your pilot will be killed. >> smith: they called the pilot's family and demanded jordan release a prisoner in exchange for kasasbeh. >> the prisoner isis is demanding be freed, sajida al-rishawi, is a failed suicide bomber on death row in jordan. >> smith: but negotiations over a prisoner swap stalled. ten days passed. then isis released this video. >> i'm kenji goto joko. the ball is now in the jordanian's court. >> smith: in it, another hostage

bill clinton running for president of the united states said this about the persian gulf war. he said, "had i been in the senate, i would have voted with the majority, but i agreed with the argument of the minority." you cannot have it both ways. you have to make a decision. you cannot sit there in an international crisis and say, "on the one hand this is ok, and on the other hand this is ok." president bush has been tested, he has the experience, he has the integrity to be our president for the next term. hal: admiral stockdale, it is your turn to respond. vice admiral stockdale: i've that this is was desk without this was an open thing, and people could jump in whenever they want -- i thought this was an open thing, and people could jump in whenever they want to. senator gore: i'm happy to jump in any time. hal: i wanted to allow admiral stockdale some time. senator gore: i will let you guys figure out some things here. however, i won an answer to my question about when you are going to start worrying about the american people. we have been listening to trickle-down economic

only 10 democrats -- along with senator joe lieberman -- to support governor bush's dad in the persian gulf war resolution. and for the last eight years, i've served on the national security council -- >> mr. vice president -- >> can i say just one other thing here? >> the next question is to you. >> fine. i'll wait. >> it's a related question asked by mr. kenneth allen. mr. allen. >> i think that he gets -- he gets a -- i'm sorry. you're right. go ahead. >> mr. allen. right there. >> mr. vice president, today, our military forces are stretched thinner and doing more than they've ever done before during peace time. i would like to know what you -- i think we would all like to know what you, as president, would do to ensure proper resourcing for the current mission and/or more selectively choosing the time and place that our forces will be used around the world. >> thank you, sir. just to finish briefly, i started to say that for the last eight years i have been on the national security council, and last week i broke -- i suspended campaigning for -- for two days -- or parts of two days -- t