the very first airforce one trip i took with clinton in 1996 he came to the back and was telling these southern hick kind of stories in his funny voice imitating, you know, rural folks and you can't imagine that today. it just -- obama does come back but even then it is very calculated honestly. there's some lecturing going on. >> exactly. so i think that what we miss, though, give this president credit. he does more interviews than the last two predecessors. but often -- i'm not for that. i'm not getting these interviews. i'm just saying give him credit for at least doing this. what he is not doing and what i think is the bread and butter of what the white house correspondents do is pool sprays where you take day in and day out one or two questions, what's happening today, how about this? that's just where you hear the president day in and day out about the main issues of the day. we go weeks without being able to hear his voice and ask any question that we might ask and whole issues come and go especially these days with the velocity of things without ever having gotten his perspecti

the very first airforce one trip i took with clinton in 1996 he came to the back and was telling these southern hick kind of stories in his funny voice imitating, you know, rural folks and you can't imagine that today. it just -- obama does come back but even then it is very calculated honestly. there's some lecturing going on. >> exactly. so i think that what we miss, though, give this president credit. he does more interviews than the last two predecessors. but often -- i'm not for that. i'm not getting these interviews. i'm just saying give him credit for at least doing this. what he is not doing and what i think is the bread and butter of what the white house correspondents do is pool sprays where you take day in and day out one or two questions, what's happening today, how about this? that's just where you hear the president day in and day out about the main issues of the day. we go weeks without being able to hear his voice and ask any question that we might ask and whole issues come and go especially these days with the velocity of things without ever having gotten his perspecti

. >>> the syrian airforce have launched more than 15,000 strikes -- 1,500 strikes across the country in the past month. this is according to the syrian authority for human rights. 396 civilians why killed in the strikes, and barrel bombs were used extensively. the government airstrikes have increased and the u.s.-led coalition are striking isil since september. >>> a cuban doctor said that two sierra leone victims helped him contract the disease. he will be sent to geneva for treatment. and meanwhile, the world bank said that the economic cost of the disease will be far less than it was feared. >> another ebola victim is taken away for burial. in sierra leone's capital, moments like this have become almost routine. this is city has one of the most intense areas of the outbreak. 80% of the health workers infected by the virus here have died from it. now, a cuban doctor who came to fight the outbreak has been himself diagnosed with it. there have been positive developments, the world health organization is developing two faster and cheaper tests for the virus. >> we are now planning to

. >> and black women airforce base is the veterinary of all the specialists specialists, behavior specialist, license canine rehabilitators, and as you said it is the walter reed for the dogs. so if we have a dog that is wounded or ill, that air and they have to take a live they will fly them back there and rehabilitate them and retire them. >> i am happy to tell people that when dogs are out of combat for their injured they get a medivac and they are treated. >> would say from personal experience they get better care. [laughter] i have met several dogs and handed them off to humans surgeons and physicians and flight medics and i have trained them personally so the bond this incredible the teamwork is incredible. >> this exchange we have just heard, just full of wonderful and insightful their lives. this is the book worth reading because it is full of stories written with the enormous heart i am thinking of other works of literature is the novel narrated from the dog's point of view. like imagining of moral leap with this condition of for. i will give becky that gm's of the valedictory comme

and another note from iraq the airforce there dropped humanitarian aid to the people on mount zinja andl fighters advanced on the mountain in october leaving thousands stranded and u.n. accused of them attempting genocide with the community and in syria they launched two strikes on isil fighters around kobani and targeted the village under isil control and kurdish fighters advanced to south of the town after the strikes. with syria the president is considering a u.n. proposal to end fighting in parts of the country and they are close to losing strongholds in aleppo and a blow to moderate opposition fighting the forces and u.n. stephan-mistura has part of this in his visit and more on that. >> reporter: this is about recapturing supply lines and syria rebels need to win this battle to hold on to the neighborhoods they control in aleppo and over weeks the syrian troops closed in on the main roads that link the city to turkey. [gunfire] they have the rebel-held east of aleppo surrounded. >> translator: they are advantaging and aleppo under siege and could be fall and could be catastrophic

at the moment 40's and 50's on the weather map. 51 degrees right now at andrews airforce base. 53 degrees quantico. 48 at washington dulles. 45 degrees in gaithersburg. the winds are still gusty. these are sustained wind speeds not the gusts. but sustained when the measurement was taken. 20, 22 miles per hour. you can shave another three or four degrees off because of the wind. so a chilly night ahead. heading out late tonight, giving you forewarning it is probably going to be in the upper 30's close to 40 by 10:00 or 11:00 tonight in the metro area. clear skies overnight. 29 to 37. 53 to 58 degrees tomorrow. a beautiful saturday. and another day very similar to come our way on sunday with partly cloudy skies and on sunday i want to give you a little heads up here that sunday morning there is the across the bay 10-k. 20,000 people that run across the bay bridge. temperatures in the 40's to lower 50's. just about ideal weather. the rest of the seven day shapes up like this. we'll warm into the lower 60's for the day on monday. mid 60's for veterans day. a cold front comes through the middl

quantico 62. 61 andrews airforce base. temperatures and weather conditions are pretty comfortable. we should stay that way. this is a future cast of cloud cover over the next 36 hours. tomorrow morning just a few clouds. there will be a lot of sunshine through the day as we go through the afternoon with just a couple bands of fair weather clouds. no rain and even into early wednesday still the same picture here. just partly cloudy skies around the area with mild temperatures. again, numberwise, 38 to 45 degrees. the reason, southwesterly winds bringing up a little milder air and a little bit of cloudiness at times will help keep the temperatures just a little bit warmer than otherwise. now, as far as what's going to happen around here for election day, it is looking really good. let's go south and west of the district. it looks good through the valleys and along skyline drive. front royal 70 degrees. the same number expected in remington. 71 degrees in stafford. east of town. and south of town it looks great as well through the day tomorrow with partly cloudy skies. 67 for a high t

so that is a critique visiting the airforce base is and catarrh in early october to see the coalition the administration with a diplomatic effort to pull together a meaningful coalition that believes that isis is the threat this fearlessness of the partners working together in that campaign with the stock exchange and folks from so many nations making hard decisions that was one month gogo go into a highly impressive. so there is lot of elements at least if early evidence but one thing above like to caution in the state department and all of us more broadly, don't let iraq or syria take our eyes off of afghanistan. we let that happen in 2003 and 2006 / 2,007. and then april 2006 with the virginia guardsmen and it was the belief of the military leadership of the ground at that point. the achievements that have been gained are the result of a diplomatic effort and military effort is life expectancy and kids in schools is fragile under this new government is a huge tribute but it is fragile while i am a supporter against isis iraqi and syria i might fall that we have not paid attention t