." >> sreenivasan: for more about the war on the islamic state, we are joined now by austin long. he is a professor at columbia university's school of international and public affairs. previously, he was an adviser to the multinational force in iraq. so there seems to be in public opinion polls support for air strikes but not for ground troops. and that seems to be the plan that the president is following at the moment. how effective can air strikes be without intelligence on the ground that can verify what's happening and factor more intelligence on whether you're going to do the right thing. >> it's very difficult. in eastern iraq, the u.s. has some ground presence in the form of advisers. there are probably intelligence officers, things like that. you can collect a lot of intelligence with assets like drones. so there can be some going to be the boots on the ground that take the territory that air strikes sort of open up opportunity to seize. >> sreenivasan: that record has been mixed at best when it comes to iraqi forces staying through the fight. >> absolutely. the iraqi secu

austin long, a former political science with rand corporation, a professor at columbia's public affairs school and analyst and advisory to the united states military in the middle east. as well as our guest from toronto, a former jihadist who certainly changed his tune and has a hot of insight into what that mind-set is like. also, lieutenant general mark hertling, cnn analyst. when the vice president says we will follow them to the gates of hell, is that rhetoric, or is that foreshadowing of some concrete military action against isis above and beyond what's happening with the air strikes in iraq? >> well, i think it's a little bit of both, ashleigh. i've been following with fascination your interviews this morning. nic's done a wonderful job with his piece. and in his piece describing the terrorists. the revulsion of anyone in combat who has seen the results of suicide bombings or suicide vest or beheadings, many of which i've seen in iraq, it just tells you that you constantly are revolted by these kinds of behaviors. i think all of the panelists have had very good points on this. hav

. >> coming up, we'll talk to austin long, a former military advisor about the i.s. threat. >> still not clear if the leader offal is that bonn was killed. al shabab insists he was not killed. >> there is a new ceasefire agreement in ukraine. it is said a mutual understanding was reached, but the kremlin says not so, since they say russian troops around in ukraine. >> phil ittner is live in london. president obama is just 500 miles from moscow right now. what kind of message is he sending to vladimir putin? >> he's sending a lot of different messages, not just to vladimir putin, but also to nato allies in the eastern part of europe who are very concerned about what they see as the esurgence of an aggressive russia. what is the message he is sending to vladimir putin? that he will stand with allies, adhere to the agreement that the north atlantic treat organization has, that an attack on one is an attack on all. that kind of message is received by the kremlin negatively. they are saying they will create their own military doctrine in response to what they are doing. >

cnn military analyst lieutenant colonel rick francona is here to talk about this and professor austin longm columbia university school of international and public affairs who also just so happened to be a former analyst and adviser for the multinational iraq forces. you're perfect both of you for this. colonel, i'll start with you. if that's the case, if we're going to hear tonight, yes, indeed, bombs from the skies will start dropping over syria some time soon, what could possibly go wrong? >> there are so many moving parts in syria, a lot could go wrong. as long as we know what we're doing there and who we're going to hit. but the problem will be, who are you going to bomb, what are you going to bomb, what are the targets going to be? in iraq, it's much more defined. we know who the bad guys are and where they are. >> and we have people who have specific expertise in calling these kinds of strikes in with their boots on the ground? >> yes. but are they in syria? are we going to put them in harm's way in syria? iraq is one thing. we control the airspace. syria, still a wild card. and many

this plane had just taken off for austin from long beach when the right engine blew, the pilots circles around and managed to safely return to long beach. >> you could not see your hand in front of your face, it engulfed the entire cabin in second. >> you immediately got smells. the obviously something burning. then everything filled up with smoke. >> reporter: once they were back on the ground passengers evacuated air bus a320 using the emergency slides. >> fearing for safety of some children in his neighborhood one local man called police but when that didn't solve the problem he called the cbs-3 i team. investigative "eyewitness news" investigative reporter charlotte huffman then went to work. >> reporter: when you are under cover with the i team in north philadelphia during rush hour. watch these children near busy intersection of fifth and the boulevard go from driver to driver asking for money, while cars in both lanes, went rye right by them. it is a frightening scene our cameras caught day after day. large trucks, and septa buses. passing by alarmingly close. one day a tow truck

. >> from long beach california to austin, texas.ook at this passenger here filming himself as he puts on the oxygen mask into the middle of all of the mayhem. you can hear babies crying in the background then his announcement that came from the pilot saying the engine blue after this ov-- bluew after it heated. >> please stay in your seats we have an engine that blew. >> minutes later the plane landed safely in long beach. emergency flags deployed people evacuated. >> we were happy to be alive. >> i am thinking this isn't my time. i am not ready. >> another passenger on board a star from the hit movie "twilight"" jackson wrarathbone tweeted this. we have our guardian angels we landed safely. i couldn't stop kissing my family and thanking my god. >> wire free on a 25,000 dollar bond as disturbing details of his recent arrest is now revealed. >> he is accused of headbutting his wife and breaking her nose after he refused his sexual advances. during the altercation he also through a shoe at their 17 month old son. the cardinals also cu

looking at cell phone video from inside a jet blue flight, ten minutes from a flight from long beach california to austinas, an engine malfunctioned and filled the cabin with smoke. >> >> the cabin was filled with smoke all the way. a lot of loud banging. >> they headed back to long beach and the plane landed safely and everybody exited by slides. the cause is under investigation. >> 5:53. as we mentioned we're following details on the massive fire in kensington section. >> we're working on the massive find your fit with fitness apparel, from fila, new balance, adidas and more! find women's adidas and athletic shoes... and nutribullet. plus, get an extra 20% off with your friends and family pass. at kohl's great big weekend sale. friday through sunday find your yes. kohl's. >> one of two boys serious injured when their dirt bike was hit by a car in wilmington is home from the hospital. doctors released elijah godle borough on wednesday. his brother is stable but is going to be already.. their father is pleading for the father to -- pleading for the person to come forward. >> anyone with information on th

the flight left long beach for austin, texas, but shortly after takeoff the pilot was given an overheatning and this passenger took this photo after the oxygen masks fell. fortunately nobody was hurt. >>> the ebola outbreak appears to be speeding up, the world health organization says that there are 700 new cases this week. they are warning of a dangerous new practice of selling blood from current survivorerses -- it had to be heavily screened for other diseases such as hiv. he gave his blood to another american, rick sacra. and a who doctor that is treated in atlanta. >>> the government is creating a national plan to fight super bugs, he signed an executive order for antibiotics in hospitals. and the cdc says that drug resistant germs caused 23 deaths and illnesses each year and the problem is getting worse. >>> medical tourism, a term for going overseas, means patients are flocking to florida. they may commit -- it to a medical destination and places like lowes have offered specialized care at hospitals. the organization in orlando is doing a great business already, like lymph node tr

was a disturbing flight for the passengers and crew of a jetblue plane that was heading from long beach to austin. smoke filled the cabin prompting passengers to use their oxygen masks. the whole thing started with a big bang. >> reporter: shortly after jetblue flight 1416 took off from long beach airport, passengers say the right engine blew out. many of the 147 people on board heard a loud boom and saw smoke filling the cabin. multiple passengers reported the flight attendants manually activated the oxygen masks. >> couldn't see your hand in front of your face. it engulfed the entire cabin in seconds. >> reporter: the plane was going to austin, texas heading south ease over the ocean circling back towards land after minutes in the air. >> just like deer in the headlights sort of deal initially but then once we started coming in turns around and got over land, it was very -- it was jarring all over the place then people started to get really worried. >> reporter: an actor from the "twilight" series was on board. his twitter posts read like a scene in the movie. uncertain about how the flight wou

austin. this happened in long beach, california. apparently this jet reporting an engine overheating problem on its way to austin, texas. it turned back shortly after takeoff. four passengers reportedly treated for injuries. one was released. one was taken to a local hospital. you can see right there the jet being pulled off the runway. the slide actually had to be deployed to get the passengers off. that plane, as i just said, being towed away now for a big maintenance check as to what would have caused that problem. >>> another fox news alert to tell you about. tough questions about president obama's plan to fight isis in syria, and, of course, the mixed messages about boots on the ground. >> the first thing he says, there's no boots on the ground and then makes an announcement of sending more boots. i think that that is confusing to the american people. >> the chairman of the armed services committee then going on to sketch out the current strategy against isis saying the administration needs to do a better job explaining the pres

. >> reporter: terrifying moments onboard jetblue flight 1416, long beach to austin this morning, when only a few minutes after takeoff a cabin was suddenly full of smoke. passengers grabbing for oxygen. the pilot urgently broke into radio traffic. >> runway three zero. >> reporter: something was wrong with the right engine on the airbus a-320. apparentlies -- passengers reported hearing an explosion and then smoke quickly filling the cabin. >> we'll be evacuating. >> roger. >> smoke on the right engine. >> appears no smoke out of the right engine. >> roger. >> looks like people are starting out of the back already. >> reporter: once on the ground, passengers jumped on evacuation chutes. >> my son who is handicap, tumbled down and luckily another nice man grabbed his face before had hit the concrete. >> reporter: as fire crews moved in, passengers said when they were in the air they weren't sure they'd make it. >> there were a few points where i thought about trying to call my parents saying this could be it. >> my son was the only thing i could really think about. probably say it's th

. >> reporter: terrifying moments onboard jetblue flight 1416, long beach to austin this morning, when only a few minutes after takeoff a cabin was suddenly full of smoke. passengers grabbing for oxygen. the pilot urgently broke into radio traffic. >> runway 3-0. >> reporter: something was wrong with the right engine op the airbus a-320. passengers reported hearing an explosion then smoke quickly filled the cabin. >> definitely 1416 on the ground. will be evacuating. >> roger. >> smoke out of the right engine. >> appears no smoke out of the right engine. >> roger. people already out of the -- sliding out of the back already. >> reporter: once on the ground, passengers jumped on the evacuation chutes. >> my son who is handicapped had to roll, tumble down and luckily another nice man grabbed his face before it hit the concrete. >> reporter: as fire crews moved in. passenger said when in the air they weren't sure they'd make it. >> a few points where i brought out my phone trying to call my parents and say, hey, you know, this could be it. >> the om thing i could think about was my son. s

. >> reporter: en route from austin, texas, to long beach, california, the airline says there was an issue with the number two engine on the plane. >> please stay in your seats we'll try to clear the cabin of smoke. thank you. >> reporter: the oxygen masks failed to deploy forcing at tend ants to manually release them. >> we were way over the ocean probably a couple miles out and you immediately got the smell and it obviously something burning. >> reporter: the pilot immediately turned the plane back to long beach. you can hear babies crying as the 142 passengers and five crew members wrbrace for an emergenc landing. >> once we got over land it was jarring all over the place and then people started to get really worried. >> reporter: he thought he was going to die. >> i thought this was it. my wife was right next to me, we were going on vacation and she held me, she was trying krooig and i was like well, here we go. >> the scariest thing probably coming down for landing and the flight attendants were yelling "brace, brace, brace." >> brace, brace, brace! >> they kept repeating it and

. >> reporter: terrifying moments on board jetblue flight 1416, long beach to austin, this morning, when only a few minutes after takeoff a cabin was suddenly full of smoke. passengers grabbing for oxygen. the pilot urgently broke into radio traffic. >> runway three zero. >> wind calm. >> something was wrong with the right engine on the airbus a 3-20. pages reported hearing an explosion and smoke quickly filled the cabin. >> we will be evacuating. >> roger. >> smoke out of the right engine. >> it appears no smoke out of the right engine. >> reporter: once on the ground, passengers jumped on the evacuation chutes. >> my son, who is handicapped, had to roll, tumble down and luckily another nice man grabbed his face before he hit the concrete. >> reporter: as fire crews moved in. passengers said when they were in the air, they weren't sure they would make it. >> there were a few points i brought out my phone to try to call my parents and say, hey, this could be it. >> the only thing i could think about was my son, i would probably say this is the best feeling i have had in my life to date,

. >> reporter: while going to austin, texas from long beach, california, the airline said there was ane oxygen masks failed to deploy according to one passenger forcing the attendants to manually release them. >> we're way over the ocean, and you immediately got the smell, obviously something burning. >> reporter: the pilot immediately turned the plane back to long beach. you can hear babies crying. as the 142 passengers and five crew members braced for an emergency landing. >> once we turned around and got over land you know it was jarring all over the place. and many people got worried. >> reporter: he thought he was going to die. >> i thought it was it, my wife was next to me, we were going on vacation, she was crying next to me. >> we were coming down for landing and the flight attendants, they were yelling brace, brace, brace. and they kept repeating it and repeating it and repeating it. it was at the top of their lungs. >> reporter: after landing safely, a round of applause from all on board. >> 1416 is on the ground. we'll be evacuating. >> reporter: the control tower told the p

. >> while en route to austin, texas, from long beach, california, there was an issue with the numberne. the oxygen masks failed to deploy according to one passenger forcing the attendants to manually release them. >> we were a couple miles out over the ocean and you immediately got the smell and something burning. >> reporter: the pilot turned the plane back to long beach. you can hear babies crying as the 142 passengers and five crew members brace for an emergency landing. >> once we turned around and got over land, it was jarring all over the place. and then people started to get really worried. >> reporter: he thought he was going to die. my wife was next to me. we were going on vacation. she was crying. here we go. >> scariest part is when we were coming down for landing and the flight attendants were yelling brace, brace, brace. they kept repeating it and repeating it at the top of their lungs. >> reporter: after landing safely, a round of applause from all onboard. >> 1416 is on the ground. we'll be evacuating. >> reporter: the control tower told the pilots smoke wasn't coming

trouble with the right engine forced that emergency landing of flight frein 16 from long beach to austin one was injured. >> president obama now has congressional approval to arm and train syrian rebels to help in the fight against isis. tonight in washington the senate approved that plan by a vote of 73 to 22. it came a day after the house gave its approval. arming and training the so-called moderate syrian rebels is part of the president's pledge to keep u.s. troops out of a ground war. >> washington power brokers hit the red carpet tonight attending a private screening of the new cbs drama madam secretary. >> the new zero recipe mirrors this sunday and diana rocco shows us the stars of the show were joined tonight by a real madam secretary. >> reporter: flash bulbs popped as former secretary of state madeleine albright greeted the cast of the new political drama madam secretary starring tai lee known. she plays elizabeth mc cord form mr. cism a agent a college professor who's old mentor is now president. >> i recruite recruited you fori think how you think. i trust you. >> step into w

this morning, the plane was on its way from long beach to austin, texas when the pilot reported enginelane returned to the long beach airport, and passengers had to evacuate using emergency slides. now three people suffered minor injuries and were treated right there at the scene. one person was taken to a hospital for shortness of breath. >>> now to a developing story. late this afternoon, the senate passed a house approved measure to arm and train syrian rebels to fight isis. president obama says strong bipartisan support in congress shows the world the u.s. is ready to confront this terror threat. >> these terrorists thought they could frighten us or intimidate us or cause us to shrink from the world. but today they're learning the same hard lesson of petty tyrants and terrorists who have gone before. as americans, we do not give into fear. and when you harm our citizens, when you threaten the united states, when you threaten our allies, it doesn't divide us, it unites us. >> the vote comes after a frightening terror bust in australia. police arrested 15 people with ties to isis for

the plane bound for austin texas departed from long beach in southern california yesterday when forcedortly after take off, the pilot reported an emergency with one of the engines. >> it seemed like everything was fine and then pop, this really loud pop on the right-hand side and then within seconds the cabin was pretty filled with smoke. >> people were saying everybody brace for landing. so everybody is leaned over, grabbing their ankles thinking this is the big, you know, this is it. >> i was protecting my dog the whole time. >> i had to roll tumble down and nice man grabbed him before he his the concrete. >> passengers said despite everything that went wrong the pilot did everything right to land that plane safely. they had their own sully on board. >>> could detroit lions running back reggie bush face investigation for comments he made about child discipline? child care advocates think so. we told you before bush said wow quote, harshly discipline his daughter, if the the situation called for it, bush has a within year-old with his wife, he made the comment in an interview in the w

the plane bound for austin texas departed from long beach in southern california when it was forced to turn back shortly after take off. pilot reported an emergency with one of the engines. >> it seemed like everything was fine and then this really loud pop on the right-hand side and within just seconds the the cabin was already filled with smoke. >> everybody just said brace for a landing, so everybody leaned over, grabbing their ankles thinking this is it. >> went down the side and protecting myself the whole time. >> we had to roll role, tumble down and another nice man grabbed his face before he hit the concrete. >> wow. despite that everything went wrong the pilot did everything right and did land that plane safely according to those passengers. >>> president obama says folks in congress to authorize army and syrian rebels shows world americans are united in combating isis. senate has given it approval. the the president said u isn't troops will not have a combat role on the ground in either iraq or syria. meanwhile isis militants released new images of a showing a british journal

ten minutes into a flight from long beach, call cool it austin, texas today annen join malfunctionednd filled the cab win smoke. >> it was pretty nerve racking and you could not see in front of you and the entire plane filled with smoke right away and lot of loud banging. >> the pilot announced emergency landing and headed back to long beach. the plane landed safely and everybody on board got out on slides. fortunately nobody was seriously hurt and calls of malfunction is under investigation. >> gij set going home. montgomery county dog that wound up on west coast is getting a free ride back. we first told you about the cross country canine last night she disappeared in april and good am samaritan found her in suburbs of port land and took her to animal shelter. she he's a microchip imblapt. the story generated so much interest don't orr's came forward to fund all of gijet's care and microchip owner is paying for the trip back to unlting ton valley. >> the president is taking action against urgent threat to america's health and economic well-being. drug resistant super bugs. antibiot

the flight departed long beach airport for austin texas and had to turn back within minutes.with smoke after having engine problems. no one was hurt. >>> it is ticket saturday and today four lucky viewers will win a family four pack to a professional bull riders event. the bull riders built ford tough event is september 26th and 27 27th. at oracle arena. to enter go to ktvu.com and enter the secret word tough. >>> 9:26. speaking of tough let's go out to rosemary checking on the temps for us. >> yeah, you know, not too bad out there. these clouds a little tough to clear this morning, but they will, and we will be mostly sunny away from the coastline for your afternoon. another round of nice weather coming our way. temperatures will remain seasonal through the final days of summer. giving you a look here at the afternoon highs, low 60s in pacifica for today, upper 60s san francisco, a lot of 70s around the bay, 74 in mountain view. 75 in hayward, low to mid-80s for our warmer locations. i think you're going to enjoy it, at least most of us will. giving you a look at the extende

this happened after the plane left long beach airport heading for austin, texas. e passengers reported hearing i large pop. the airline said one of the plane's two engines blew. the plane returned to long beach for an emergency landing. many were crying and praying for their lives. >> smoke engulfed the cabin. we couldn't see the person next to you. >> that bad? >> it was that bad. >> reporter: emergency officials say several passengers complained of medical problems. one person was taken to a hospital for evaluation. >>> continuing coverage now on the efforts to get tourists out of cabo san lucas, which suffered heavy damage from hurricane odile. evacuations are going on as military planes airlift visitors out of the area and people there have new taken it upon themselves to patrol the streets to try and stop all the looting. all of this as water, gas, electricity, and other basic items remain in short supply. and while americans continued to try is to escape from cabo, we found a bay area couple facing an unusual dilemma. they have plans to get married in cabo ne

austin, texas. the plane was departs long beach airport when all of the sudden the cabin began filling up with smokeparently exploded. flight attendants manually deployed some of the oxygen maskance the pilot was able to turn around and make a clean emergency landing. one person was taken to the hospital for shortness of breath. >>> well the search for the missing malaysian airlines flight mh 370 will resume at the end of the month. australian officials say three ships will hunt for the missing plan in an area just south of the original search zone. the plane disappeared in march with 239 people on board. >>> up next, a live report from apple store as people around the world get their hands on the newest iphones. are they happy with the new product? >>> plus republican senator rand paul slams his own party on minority rights. >>> be sure to like the news nation on face pook with we're at facebook.com/tamronhall. ther? 24/7 it's just i'm a little reluctant to try new things. what's wrong with trying new things? feel that in your muscles? yeah... i do... try a new way to bank, where no branches equals

jetblue from long beach, california, to austin, texas, with 147 people on board had a midair emergencykay. the scene that played out on that aircraft, absolutely incredible. >> scary. >> when apparently the explosion of the number two right engine, the oxygen masks dropped. the cabin filled with smoke. >> not all of them dropped. >> no. you could hear babies screaming in the background. >> grown men screaming, too. >> people were fearing for their lives. take a listen to what one man said happened. >> you're inhaling smoke and oxygen masks are not deploying, you know, we all thought there was a major problem. >> he said tt the flight attendants actually had to come down the aisles and manually deploy them and gave them a lot of credit. >> amazing. >> land safely back in long beach. fire crews standing by. people jumping out on the slide, those emergency chutes. >> you actually had something happen. >> seven years ago i was on a flight from cincinnati to laguardia, late-night flight. smoke started filling the cockpit. i was reading and i'm like i'm having trouble seeing. i look up and t

jetblue flight 1416 had just taken off from long beach, california, headed to austin when suddenly passengersported hearing an explosion. the number two engine on the right side was on fire. soon smoke began bleeding into the aircraft. the pilot quickly interrupted radio traffic to tell controllers he was making an emergency landing. >> this is runway three zero. >> jetblue 1416. >> in flight crew be prepared for landing. >> reporter: with smoke filling the cabin and babies screaming, many passengers feared the worst. >> you can't see the person next to you and you're inhaling smoke. and the oxygen masks are not deploying. you know, we all thought there was a major problem. >> reporter: but moments later, a smooth landing. >> jetblue 1416 is on the ground. >> reporter: once on the ground with fire crews standing by, passengers used the emergency evacuation chutes and jumped to safety. twilight actor jackson rath bone posted these photos on our right engine exploded and our cabin filled with smoke. the oxygen masks did not deploy, but the brave stewardesses came around and manually deployed th

that's exactly what happened to 142 people on board a jetblue flight from long beach, california, to austin, texas. take a look at this passenger. he's filming himself as he puts on an oxygen mask. in the middle of this mayhem you can hear babies crying in the background. then this announcement coming from the pilot saying the engine has blown after it overheated. >> we've got a right engine failure. we're heading back to long beach at this time. please stay in your seats. >> minutes later the plane did land safely in long beach and people evacuated. >> it was scary for all of us. happy to be alive. >> we're in shock because i'm thinking this isn't my time. i'm not ready. >> passenger on board, a star from the hit movie "twilight" jackson rathbone tweeted this. guarded by our pilot and i believe our guardian angels we landed safely. i couldn't stop kissing my family and thanking my god. >> cool and calm. you pray for a pilot like that. >> it's a dozen minutes after the hour on this friday. coming up, hundreds of muslims up in arms at this hour. the reason? they're mad at cops who stopped a

the plane carrying 140 seven people from long beach, california to austin, texas experienced engine troubleutes into the flight and was forced to turn around. three people were treated for injuries and the one was taken to the hospital. ceo will bethe retiring from jetblue. hour 26 minutes past the which means bloomberg television is "on the markets." equity futures are slightly higher. we are waiting for the debut of alibaba. we seem to be sort of floating onto this rally that has started midweek after the fed came out and said they would keep rates low for the considerable future. we are "on the markets" again 30 minutes. republicans continue to speak out against the president's health care law. nook government data is likely to give them more reasons to complain. seven point 3 million people who bought health plans under the affordable care act have paid their premiums and are still enrolled on october 15 but that is nine percent last than the government's previous estimate which did not reflect how many people had paid their premium and were actually being covered. joining us now for mo

. >> while en route to austin, texas from long beach, california, the airline says there was an issue with the number two engine on the plane. >> please stay in your seats and we'll try to clear the cabin of smoke. >> the oxygen masks failed to deploy, according to one passenger. forcing the attendants to manually release them. >> you immediately got the smell. obviously something burning. >> the pilot immediately turned the plane back to long beach. you can hear babies crying. as the 142 passengers and five crew members brace for an emergency landing. >> once we turned around and got over land it was very, you know, it was jarring all over the place and then people started to get really worried. >> he thought he was going to die. >> i thought this was it. my wife was right next to me, we were going on vacation, she held me, i was crying and i was like well, here we go. >> the scary ekt thing was when we were coming down for landing and the flight attendants were yelling brace, brace, brace. >> and they kept repeating it and repeating it and it was at the top of their lungs. >> after

the flight had just left long beach airport in california for austin, texas.rtly after take off. the cabin filled with smoke after the flight experienced some engine trouble. it quickly returned for emergency landing. passengers exited that airbus a320 on the slides. >> i thought this was t my wife was cents right next to me. we were going on vacation, she held me, she was crying, i thought, well, here we go. >> among those on the plane, twilight actor jackson, told he's okay, so are the only passengers and five crew members. >>> new jersey governor chris christie meantime says he is growing tired of the legislative committee investigating the bridge scandal. the governor blasted lawmakers on the committee for leaking documents to the media. >> should absolutely answer for where the leaks come from. if they can't run their own ship then they shouldn't be in charge after investigation. and it is really starting to bother me now, that we have these leaks that go on and on and on. >> the committee says the governor's office not cooperating fully with the investig

>> reporter: well, it has been a long two years for the parents of austin tice and the rest of his family the houston area. and tonight they speak out about their frustrations with the process and trying to get their son back. >> what's the hardest part of all of this? >> our son is missing. we can't talk to him. >> he's not here. it's a gap that everybody feels. >> reporter: mark and debra are desperate to bring their son home. more than two years ago austin started making his way through syria to tell the stories of a country descending into chaos. >> we know he made his way south essentially on this path. >> reporter: he was last seen august 14th, 2012, getting into a car near syria's capital city of damascus. his parents have never received a ransom request and the only video of him as a hostage was released a few weeks after he disappeared. it's a shaky, 47-second video. tice is blindfolded and surrounded by men with weapons, clearly under duress. >> oh, jesus. oh, jesus. >> reporter: that's all mark and debra tice have seen, but not for lack of trying. the family sat down with cnn b

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issued authorization and, in fact, it was up to the commander, general austin, the centcom commander down there in tampa, florida. a long veteran of the wars in both iraq and afghanistan. and, you know, it's semantical in some respects. everything goes through the white house. everything goes through the president. the commander in chief. so it's a matter of timing more than anything as opposed to authority. >> chris jansing, what are we hearing from the white house about this so far tonight? >> so far tonight absolutely nothing. they said we'll not hear anything. we should hear something absolutely tomorrow. the president leaves to go to the united nations, and i have to believe that we will get some comment directly from him. mik is absolutely right. the president signaled 12 days ago, almost exactly to the hour, when he spoke in primetime to the nation he was ready to do this. white house officials have been questioned about it. constantly. almost every day over the last 12 days. they say the president has authorized it. he's laid out the parameters for the strikes but they were ready to go. the timing is really inte

long term trend. if you are from silicon valley or austin or high tech areas there is a republican party that wants to cut your taxes that supports free trade and wants less regulation and supports uber over taxis and a democrat party owned in terms by labor unions, trial lawyers and spending interests and people who don't like international trade. how can you be in favor of economic growth and innovation if the trial lawyers get to veto on anything the democrats do? we saw that on patent reform which is very important to silicon valley and democrats in the senate said we don't care what innovators think, we have trial lawyers to feed. we feed them first. >> which companies in particular in silicon valley or on the west coast hoping to bank roll intere interests. >> a lot of people to support candidate as well as political efforts. the two parties are moving in very different directions. this is not like thenton days where bill clinton supported at least at the beginning of the term moves towards free trade. we have seen the opposite happen here. organized labor can say no to more open trade. trial la

long, weighs 82 pounds and cost $99. the brewery only made 10 cases and sold amount in one day. but if you want one, austinbeer works says they are planning to make another round soon. down, pass it >> temperatures to start the day will be in the middle 90's with a chance for showers and thunderstorms late afternoon. wednesday and thursday not as humid but still 90 degrees. if we hit 90 tomorrow and again on wednesday, four days in a row for the first time this year at reagan national airport. we should keep it going until the end of the week and then cooler next week with highs only in the upper 70's. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- jennifer aniston. barbecue master adam perry lang. and music from bob mould with cleto and the cletones. and now, sit back and relax. it's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪

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long speech. what i really wanted to do is just come down and shake some hands. i just received a briefing from general austinnd met with your commanders. met with representatives from more than 40 nations. it is true team effort here. and i came here to say the same thing i have been saying to troops on bases across this country and around the world, and on behalf of the american people i want to thank all of you for your service, your sacrifice, your commitment to each other and your commitment to our country. as your commander in chief, i could not be more proud of each and every one of you. for nearly 75 years the men and women here have lived a commitment to airmen, mission, and community. you have supported our troops to each generation of challenges. you have shouldered some of the heaviest responsibilities in dealing with the challenges of this century. for more than a decade, ever since that awful september morning 13 years ago, ever since joe and his rangers took that jump a month later, you all have born the burden of war. some of you are quiet professionals, our special forces were among the first

austin, texas. they had a turn around after takeoff. they left long beach, california aboard.he top headlines. >> and another top headline, alibaba. hours away from its debut on the stock market. the new york stock exchange, specifically. $21.8 billion raised. emily chang arrived in new york and will be speaking with jack ma at 9:00 this morning. what is your first question? >> cannot wait to hear what he has to say. i'm going to ask him what he has to say to all the people who thought he was crazy. even back in 1999, when the internet barely existed, he thought alibaba could be big. this documentary has been running on bloomberg television. in 1999, in his small apartment, he was filmed giving speeches about how big alibaba could be. he believes in his vision. people called him crazy. this is him celebrating -- that is him celebrating the 10th anniversary in lipstick and a way, singing elton john and "lion king." he blesses couples in a wedding ceremonies. they give out cans of silly string on big occasions. they gave it t-shirts to celebrate the ipl. >> he makes a don ledger

long beach this morning. took off, oh, about an hour and 45 minutes ago. headed for austin, texas.bout 9,500 feet, and the pilot reported a problem with one of the engines. this is an airbus a-320. they turned around and landed, and they were serious about -- enough about the problem on board that apparently the passengers all had to evacuate via those slides that come out the emergency exit doors. fire crews and so forth on the ground, but everybody is okay. just the long beach airport is shut down for now because that airplane, that jet, is blocking the runway. other passengers, other flights headed in to long beach have been diverted to other l.a. area airports. when we get more information, we'll bring it to you. >> thanks for joining us. >> you'll be off tomorrow. snoo tomorrow. dmroo thanks for being here this week so far. the real story with gretchen carlson starts right now. >> thanks. you heard about isis and al qaeda as major terror threats for the united states, but now a new off-shoot that wants to destroy america and take american lives. hi, i'm gretchen carlson, and t

now, i'm not here to give a long speech but what i want to do is come down and shake some hands did i just received a briefing from general austin and met with your commanders. i met with representatives with more than 40 nations. it is a true team effort here at macdill, and i came here to say the same thing i have been saying to troops on bases across this country, around the world, and a few months ago. on behalf of the american peop people, i want to thank all of you for your service. i want to thank you all for your sacrifice, wants to thank you for your commitment to each other and your commitment to our country. as your commander in chief, i could not be more proud of each and every one of you. for nearly 75 years, the men and women of macdill have lived a commitment to airmen mission and communities. you supported our troops through each generation of challenges. and as home to central command and special operations command, you have shouldered some of the heaviest response abilities in dealing with the challenges of this new century. for more than a decade, ever since that awful so tender morning 13 years ago, ever sinc

long speech. i just received a briefing from general austin. it would represent us for more than 40 nations.ame thing i have been saying to troops on bases across this country, around the world and a few months ago. that is thank you. on behalf of the american people. i want to thank all of you for your service. i want to thank you for your sacrifice. i want to thank you for your commitment to each other and your country. i could not be more proud of each and every one of you. they have lived a commitment to airmen, mission and community. it is home to both central commands. for more than a decade, ever since that awful september morning 13 years ago. you and all of our men and women in uniform have burdened war. some of you are quite professionals. when the decision was made to go into iraq, you were there. when we refocus the fight back to afghanistan, you were there. some of you. wounds of these wars. we stand with our families. they have been given more than most americans could ever imagine. we honor those sacrifices forever. they have done everything asked of you and met every mission

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momentos de gran tensiÓn los que se vivieron a bordo del vuelo 1416 que habÍa partido de long beach, california rumbo a austinplotÓ y el aviÓn se llenó de humo. >> escuchÉ un sonido y el aviÓn comenzÓ a temblar. un minuto despuÉs, todo se llenÓ de humo. las mÁscaras de oxÍgeno no salieron automÁticamente asÍ que nos atacÓ el pÁnico. >> el humo provenÍa del sector de motor del a-320. el piloto aterrizÓ de emergencia 13 minutos despuÉs del despegue. los pasajeros fueron evacuados a travÉs de toboganes y esperaron a un lado de la pista hasta que los transportaron a la terminal. el jefe de los bomberos de long beach dijo que sÓlo hubo tres casos de lesiones menores y todos fueron atendidos en la escena. un solo pasajero fue llevado al hospital para observaciÓn. >> fue muy tenso, no quiero pasar por algo asÍ nunca mÁs. >> mientras que visiblemente emocionado, contÓ que acababa de ser padre y que lo Único que pensaba era en su hijo. mecÁnicos y bomberos revisaron el motor afectado para verificar quÉ provocÓ el incidente. >> los tÉcnicos concluyeron que no hubo explosiÓn y que el motor solo se sobrecalentado. los pa

jetblue flight 1416 had just taken off from long beach, california, headed to austin, when suddenly passengers the right side was on fire. soon smoke began bleeding into the aircraft. the pilot quickly telling controllers he was making an emergency landing. >> inflight crew, prepare to land. we'll be on the ground momentarily. >> with smoke filling the cabin and babies screaming, many passengers feared the worst. >> you can't see the person next to you and you're inhaling smoke and the oxygen masks are not deploying, you know, we all thought there was a major problem. >> but moments later, a smooth landing. >> 1416's on the ground. >> never had anything happen -- >> once on the ground with fire crews standing by, passengers used the emergency evacuation chutes and jumped to safety. this actor posted these photos. our right engine exploded and our cabin filled with smoke. the oxygen masks did not deploy but the brave stewardesses came around and manually deployed them. >> i cried for ten minutes. i wanted to talk to my kids. >> i'm not going back on a plane. i just can't. >> yeah, you can't bla

>> tough love will result in a tougher team in the long run, one that will win he says both on and off the field. heidi zhou-castro, al jazeera, austin, texas. >> the general manager of the atlanta hawks baseball team took an indefinite leave of action. public uproar started when the hawks executive described a black player as having a little african in him. >>> california's drought has crippled many communities. last night we told you about east porterville, where residents have been without th water for months. and seville, the water is unsa unsafe. jennifer london tells you what. >> this is what the running water looks like. a leaky pvc pipe. >> that's our drinking water. >> that's only what you can see. hundreds of feet below ground nitrates have left the underground aquifer contaminated. unsafe water sources have become a staple of life here. for residents like becky. that murky water came from her kitchen faucet in august. >> people shouldn't have to live like i do. >> nitrates are linked with kidney disease and cancer. >> working with a group trying to clean up the water. >> part of the issues with seville, for years the water