natasha. >> all right, beas, thanks. see you soon. some left early fearing the worst during this game but diehard eagles fans never lost faith weren't there to see it all the way till end. "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson was in the middle of all the celebrating the lincoln financial field. >> e-a-g-l-e-s! >> reporter: by the end all that matte matters familiar chad lofty declarations from happy fans. >> we're going to the super bo bowl. >> most fans flowing into the linc will tell you they watched different very different halves of football. >> first half we looked sloppy. >> by half time i was crying. it really hurt. >> it was a little bit like pick up the pace. >> except, of course, for gene the faith. he never lost failing until his friends ratted him out. >> we all said that they were going to turn it around. >> we were saying foles got to go. >> no, we weren't. >> foles got to go, right? >> by half time it was quiet. you can hear a pin drop especially from rowdy tailgators here in the parking lot and then the third qua

hey, beas. >> hey, natasha. we had a first half scare today. hopes and dreams momentarily dashed.his was not what we expected to see but it is impressive that the team pulled together to come back and win the game. we'll pick it up in the third quarter with some good stuff. eagles down 17 to nothing. fourth down, hand off to darren sproles and the newly arrived eagle pays off, hits the scene 49 yards to the house. birds finally get on the board. game tied in the fourth and nick foles dropped back and the jaguars forgot to cover jeremy maclin wide opened, foles found him for 68 yards and the touchdown. eagles with 34 unanswered points. they beat jacksonville today 34 to 17. >> stuck together. my teammates stuck with me. we never wavered, we just kept, you know, fighting and that's why i love these guys. they're going to keep fighting. we're going to keep believing in each other and there's definitely a lot of stuff to work on. it feels good to come outpatient with a w. >> the victory came at a cost. offensive lineman evan mathis and allen barbie left the game with injuries. later i

lesley van arsdale will have full highlights later in sports. >> beas, thank you. >> all right, a goodunday night. perfect timing forts weekend. hope you had a chance to get outside and enjoy it. these numbers were high. this is more typical for middle of august but at least we didn't have the humidity. but check out reading, allentown, mid 80's for afternoon high temperatures. now, these weren't record highs. we still can get into the low 90's for this time of year. looks like we'll finish off the month of september above average. in philadelphia 70's degrees this hour, 63 in allentown. some of the suburbs will cool downton night. however, there are some clouds that will keep temps up a little bit. 61 in quakertown, 66 in doylestown this hour. high and mid level clouds moving through. notice the direction the clouds moving in from the south and west bringing in the warmer air. expect a warm start to the work week. so, early monday morning little bit on the cooler side. 60's for most spots, some of the cooler suburbs get into the upper 50's. so a comfortable start to our monday. during

beas, so close. so close. >> you know what, it was right there. it was a winnable game.les fall to three-one in san francisco. i'll talk were you the unit that was pushed around and think you'll agree come >> it is difficult to win plugging holes in your offensive line. it's difficult to lose when your defense and special teams start you off with 21 points. conflicting statistics at play for the eagles. offensive line was unable to spring shady and sproles. too many news guys and guys being moved around because of the injuries but 21 points from the defense and the special teams should have been enough. eagles lose 26-21. with the rams coming to town next sunday. >> we got whooped up front. we're not very good up front right now. we got lot of guys banked up and that's in the an excuse much that's the reality of it. jason peters was the only guy that was playing the position he started this season out. todd moved out. three new guys inside. when you play against a front like this justin smith one of the best players in the game, patrick willis, iain williams, mc donald n

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you mentioned the river tweed, as the bea the barrier.i was born on berwick-upon-tweed just on the edge, to be able to cherish the identity, allow that to flourish, but given them the best opportunity. that's why i think that scotland should vote to stay part of the united kingdom and see itself flourish. and tackle the issues of equality, economic development, environment justice that challenge both scotland and england on both sides of the river tweet where i was born and brought up. >> as someone who has lived in the united kingdom, worked there, traveled widely around the country, looking from the outside i've been surprised how blithely some scots say they could do without being british. that it is no longer part of their identity. have you really wrestled with this what being inside a much smaller country would be like? >> well, look, britain is an island. it is the island which includes most of scotland and england and wales. just as norwegian people are scandinavian, i will always feel british. but the leader of jeremy's party, th

the district attorney has not yet said when that grand jury will bea ginn to hear evidence in the kate. >>> livermore police are investigating a hazing incident that led to the arrest of two football players. two 17-year-old players at livermore valley college prep held down a freshman teammate in the locker room and shaved part of his head. the teens were arrested on friday on charges of misdemeanor hazing, false imprisonment and battery. they've been cited and released. police say the entire incident was captured on video. school officials have declined to comment on the case but students at another nearby school say they've heard about what happened. >> i don't think it was fair. >> a kid was smaller than two of them. >> investigators say there was a third football player seen on the video. at this point, he has not been charged. >>> the 0-year-old woman is talking about surviving a home- invasion robbery and how she and her husband will are lucky to survive. >> you tell us what you want. we give it to you. don't hurt us. >> a man and woman in their 40s went to the couple's home ask

this is sent to us from george and bea in silver spring, they're very social, they'll go to the feederto be clean, they're picky. live look outside, to our weather cam, down to 70, high was 84, pretty nice, the humidity still comfortable at 73%, it is late at night when it does get humid. so sunday's our last full day of summer, showers and perhaps a thunderstorm, i think the time frame, 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., keep your outdoor plans, go to the blue mont fair, 45th annual, going to be great, cooler monday, fall arrives 10:29, a beautiful start to the week, okay, here's a look at the futurecast temperatures in the 70s by 10:00, 1:00, 2:00, we're in the 80s. few showers showing up back in the mountains, nothing crazy is going through tomorrow, by 4:00, showers may be getting to lesburg, bluemont, not going to interfere with the fair and then by 6:00, notice shades of green with the futurecast, light, not going to last long, maybe a shower at gettysburg, rest in maclain, last walk of the dog at 10:00, no problems. 70s downtown, 69 or so in the burbs, temperatures back in the 60s, this wi

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anything for football t >> reporter: clark says there may bea reason. >> what we have here is an accusation. i think the 49ers are being careful in making sure they don't rush to judgment. >> mcdonald continues to play here at levi stadium. he has not been charged with anything. 49er officials say that mcdonald is innocent until proven guilty. live in santa clara, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> cheryl, developing story. el dorado county. an arson arrest made. a wildfire raging out of control. thousand of firefighters are still on the front lines of the king fire. now the second largest in the state this year. the 70,000ic ea iacres have bee burned. officers arresting wayne allen huntsman. a local with criminal history. he has lived in two cities. and will be arraigned tomorrow. tonight his sister who did not want her face shown on camera told us she doesn't believe he set the fire. >> i'm devastated in shock. i can't believe he would ever have anything to do with something like that. or that he would do anything intentionally look that. or be part of it. to me he would be on the other e

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beas. >> the birds head west to san francisco tomorrow but linebacker kendricks will not be with themhe'll miss the second straight game with a calf injury. another stiff test for lesean mccoy and the eagles. o line san francisco is ranked six in the league again the run. last week washington held shady to just 2 yards on 19 carries. if my one on win interview with lesean he says the birds don't need him to run wild to win. >>> you know, they was supposed to beat us through the air. they got to take me out of the game. wish they did but good thing about having a team, when you do that, we're going to light you up in the air. >> you can see my entire interview with shady sunday morning 11:30 on sunday kickoff. join me, lesley, merrill reece an cast of local eagles experts to get you ready for the game. to the phillies tonight hosting the braves. jonathan papelbon making his first appearance at the bank after his obscene gesture to the fans this month. he was booed. but then he turned into cheers when he got his 39th save of the the season as the phils came back from a four hiv run defi

. >> thanks, beas. >> it does look like we'll be dealing with rain this weekend.he question is, when and where it's going to happen. meteorologist justin drabick is in for kathy orr tonight. justin, what are we expecting. >> natasha. not the best start to the end but not all day washout tomorrow. in the afternoon we'll see a shot for brief period of rain. it's really pleasant outside. hopefully you enjoyed the nice weather today. lock at these temperatures feeling like fall. you can open up the windows. 50s in many suburb this area. 59 in reading. 62 millville, new jersey, wilmington still hanging in at 65 degrees this hour. so here we go. dropping into the upper 50s in many spots. mid 50s by the time you wake up in many locations outside the city. even here in philadelphia, low temperature of 60 degrees. very nice for errly september. absolutely no humidity out there enjoy it. we are quiet for now on storm scan3. some high thin sirius clouds strolling on in watch the south. roanoke, virginia, showers breaking out. saturday afternoon best shot to see a period of r

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. >> sunday looks great for football beas. >> desean jackson coming to to town.my interview with shady mccoy he tells us what it will be like >> big divisional contest sunday at linc when washington visits philadelphia. biggest story line of the game return of desean jackson. desean and lesean are best of friends. in my exclusive one-on-one interview shady talks about playing against his buddy. >> we always texts. were always text. we're good friends. we stay in contact. but it will be differ. i think the biggest difference is just playing against him. >> watch him on tv for another team was weird. playing against him, watching him work will be so different. hope he's very healthy. hope everything goes well for him but they got to lose the game, you know, i'm sure the defense will make sure they play well to shut him down. >> desean left here under dark clouds. who is the real, hooks is your friend? tell us who he really is. you know, they said bad things about him on the way out the door. who is your buddy? >>> desean jackson is a very talented person. a family

usually about an hour from now before you drive into the richmond san rafael bridge there is no backup's beaorge: we've picked up for minutes schiedam on a westbound. now that's a 18 minute commute from hercules to berkeley. the south bay freeways look good as they get to the montague expressway. and the marine community is still under 25 minutes. >> james: stocks fell for a disk for a second day as apple sells a new product at home the vote was hacked into. apple is down almost a full percent in the free market. >> darya: it may seem like in that is running a little slow today but is of protests. a cast unloading some will. i'd like to see that bloating i kind on sites but until then i was on the showtime and ag at the loading think. i thought it would destroy you assemble >> mark: i did know it was slow down. the san francisco giants beat up on the diamondbacks. how about the pictures. >> mark: the giants aren't back to one-half game of the giant chart dodgers. >> darya: the oakland a's take on the white sox treat and they tried to block to a base hit. any fleeted high causing him to buy a

to bea and masayoshi son quite approachable., it is a happy day for them, but they were willing to take selfies. i got a couple, one with masayoshi son, one with jack ma. blurry,little unfortunately, but a good memory of what has happened here today. coming up, we will be talking more about alibaba and where they go next now that it is a public company. ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg west." i'm emily chang. live from the floor of the new york stock exchange where alibaba is now trading $91 a share, more than a $220 billion valuation right now. we want to talk now about one alibaba does next, what do they do with all of this new capital? i want to bring in paul kedrosky, also an early stage venture investor. our editor at large cory johnson is back with us. paul, what do you think alibaba should do with all this money? i think it has to start doing some acquisitions. i don't see how -- you generate this kind of capital from a public offering, it's possible they could say they are waiting for strategic capital but the expectation

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there will bea i lot of fan who is want to say with the handling of this we haven't heard from him ineek. a lot to hear today. >> those who are calling on him to resign and the pentagon has announced that they are not investigating, but chuck hagel will be monitoring future arms services cooperation of which there is quite a bit with the nfl. peter, thank you so much. we will be watching your reports. that does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." a busy friday. a big shout out to dorren gensler for 25 years as coanchor. she has done it all and running strong and coanchoring with jim vance. an institution beloved by all. that is a 1970s picture of her. we have better pictures of her right now. follow the show online on facebook and on twitter@mitchell reports. ronan is next. bladder leak protection, from the experts in feminine protection. new always discreet, for sensitive bladders. up to 40% thinner, for superior comfort. absorbs 2x more than you may need. for dance-all-you-want protection. new always discreet. now bladder leaks can feel like no big deal. because hey, p

even though there is tonight another allegation against peterson, a second one that bea.and so then you get back to money over everything else. >> of course. of course. i mean, look. we're both guys who played sports and know sports. in the big leagues, whether it's college or the pros, if you are not that good, and you do something wrong -- >> -- you're done. >> you are done by night fall. >> right. but if you are adrian peterson, now, the second allegation, now this is putting the vikings in a bad spot because they had said he is going to play this sunday. he didn't play last sunday, yesterday, but he going to play this sunday. i don't know. and if anybody ever comes up with video of anything going on, then you know -- >> -- then it's over. >> then you know it's over. >> because then the vikings are saying listen, you are innocent until proven guilty. let it play out. again, in the other case -- >> -- that was one. >> it's an allegation though. >> so, he hasn't been convicted of anything but a video, of course, would do him in, there is no doubt about it bernie as alway

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women tend to bea stablizing force in these kinds of cultures. look at pakistan and bangladesh.an is not. >> chicken and egg argument. isis won't let women and girls be educated. so, how, it sounds wonderful. if we could just build schools. that would be the answer. isis won't let that happen. then what is the answer? -- immediate case, syria, refugee camps, jordan, turkey. a lot of kids aren't getting an adequate education. look at yemen. down the road. yemen is a possible other syria. we can do a lot more. in yemen to, to work on education, to empower women. same thing in afghanistan. and this is hard. there are a lot of toolboxes, military toolbox, diplomatic toolbox. female empowerment toolbox. right now, we have this big huge giant military toolbox and nothing in the others. >> i hate to hopscotch. i want to go back. can i go back to, to isis. >> and ask every isis question for any question? >> no. it is important for you to respond. christiane amanpour, interviewed the prime minister. >> you have one in the last two years. this is a danger. this is a blood game. it is, goi

beas. >> hey, guys, we had to pick a neutral site. this is william tenet high school.at's how big this game is. archbishop wood versus archbishop ryan. we'll talk a lot about this game at 6 o'clock. these are great program. wood one of the best in the nation winning two of the last three state championships. now let's take a look at the cbsphilly high school top 10 report. it's a first for us and that's saint joe's prep number one followed by wood. you wonder why prep is number one. with a one and two record, they play that national schedule. number three lasalle, saint joseph's and hammonton, pennsbury, shawnee, imhotep, timber creek camden and coatesville. for more check out cbsphilly.com. >>> eagles national football league reached out and they have fined our big guy, jason peters $10,000 for going upside the head of washington's chris baker in sunday's game after baker cheap shotted nick foles. you don't do that. baker was that fined $8,268 for grabbing peter's face mask. when i see you at 6:00 we'll hear from the coaches at this high school game and more about thi

there is going to bea major event. you sccome here on camera.will say that, why is senate. >> okay. i wouldn't say, i wouldn't say there is not going to be. i don't think, personally, i don't think there is going to be another airline flying planes into buildings. >> major event. >> you want a major event. >> we don't want a major event. >> why do you say that? >> four of five lone wolves on the same day, same time around the country, that will be a major e, major event that is going to have a major, economic impact, it is going to have a major impact, negative impact on the psyche of this country. and, that can be done. >> that was my point. maybe not the same as a 9/11. an event on the scale. no one wants that to happen. but if, when you hear that, from, sure you have heard that, paul you, have not heard that? >> not heard what? >> not heard people say we think within this amount of time there will be an event that will happen? >> there is real concern with terrorist groups in syria. they have pretty frightening capability. they have western r

puig is kind of a hot head any way, but it's beas ball the dodgers and innings eighty two and the dodgersap it up with kershaw tonight and win the division and that will be the end of that. >> thanks how war. >> coming up at 6:00 the clues investigators say eric frein is leaving behind. he's the man cued of ambushing and killing a state trooper 12 days ago. the special type of cigarette police are asking people to look for. >> and how far could a 15-pound tortoise get without anyone noticing? apparently fairly far. effort to track done a tortoise >> it's going to be a busy night ahead in your fox 29 weather authority. ultimate doppler radar shows the trouble heading our way. it's a coastal storm packing heavy rain an lot of wind. >> we're just starting to see the first effects here in our area and changes will only get more drastic over the next few hours. let's get straight to chief meteorologist scott williams. scott. >> good evening lucy and iain. we're talking several inches of rainfall, winds at times that could gust over 30 miles per hour and it's all because of this fall coastal st

. >> reporter:says psychologist scott bea >>one of the things that reduces stress in people is a sense of controllability. and so,as we relinquish our smart phones a little bit or create better decision rules, we get back a sense that we're actually in governance of our life and in governance of where our attention is going. >> >> reporter:that means deciding when you are going to bother with your phone versus when it is going to bother you. >> reporter: i'm susan hendricks. >> reporter: people behaving badly tonight at 8 ! >> reporter: right now monsters are coming to life. marin believe your eyes. oversized pumpkins that look like, yes frankenstein. pumpkin stein. has found that harvested bullish gold. ghoulish gold- selling $75 wholesale. he throws the frightening fruit and a mold it has taken four years of trial and error and hundreds of thousands of of dollars. providing a mall that will provide light. >> it is too large it is being cadets and forced to be too small. obviously it is too small it would not feel a mole. plus mother nature. >> pam: that is about a six hour drive sout

heather: steve hayes, fox news for bea peter joins us now.ree with the ambassador, while the presence not consider it a top priority, is he just not interested in? >> i don't think we have to trust investor bolton judgment. when he talked about returning to the united states, nationbuilding here at home, turning inward. he showed it to the world. the chaos and crises around the globe we're seeing today. heather: what about these briefings? have you heard anything about different military advisors were telling us off the record the president was advised in the daily briefings for at least the past year, and act mike rogers on "fox news sunday" when so far as to say there were military plans presented to the president as far back as 2011 to deal with this. >> a closely guarded secret, but it is totally consistent with everything i have been told by intelligence personnel. the united states had plans to deal with isis four months if not longer going back to the civil war and the president of the united states has not asked for those names. they

ase and salary growth measured by the bea is growing at a 6% clip year after year, so this should best measure of weight as we have in the u.s. average hourly earnings. this is way to and salary growth for private industries. you can see the two prior run ups in this way cycle circled in red, but the current run-up we see in the far right corner is not being influenced by special circumstances like the second circle, which is accelerated before an income tax rate changed. this current 6% run rate builds on the previous year's 2.4%, which means or suggests it could be sustainable. >> people like david rosenberger a great with mr. purcelli. sirkin, we were talking at this chart earlier, you say it may be hard to believe. >> what companies are doing are pushing the overtime. i looked at the chart well enough to understand it may be driven by overtime, which of course is different than the average hourly wage. >> robert burke with us as well as from robert burke associates. retail work,k or is their gains to labor in retail with all of the new technology? >> i think you'll see more tempo

but it has been said you have to look at wage growth in private industries as measured by the bea, whichte, as opposed to a 2% rate the previous year. this should be the broadest measure of wage and growth we have in the u.s.. why are we not looking at this more? >> those that look at the detail of the report, the headline numbers are not as disappointing as you think it is when it comes to its components. you cited one of them, wage growth in the private sector. the other element is decline in long-term unemployment, the decline in youth unemployment, and the fact that the u-2 and you six cannot come at the expense of the -- rate. is not ast disappointing as the headline would suggest. >> that would suggest that this assumption that the fed is going to be there could be flawed. the fed has access to these numbers as well. they are seeing the more positive side of it as you are and that means the market could be caught off guard if they are going to tighten more quickly than investors are expecting. dam i would not go that far on this report. it is not that good. it is not disappointing

amendment to take our current failed legal immigration system to dramatically simplify it, to reduce the bea barriers, the cos to eliminate the per-country caps which have the effect of discriminating against nations like mexico and china and india and to take the legal cap from 675,000 and to double it to 1.35 million so we could have a legal system that we could continue to welcome and celebrate legal immigrants who come here to seek the american dream. and again i was sorry to see every single senate democrat on the senate judiciary committee vote against increasing legal immigration streamlinin streaml, making the system work better and eliminating the discriminatory per-country caps on countries like mexico, india, and china. i understand that the senator from illinois just gave a passionate speech in defense of granting amnesty to people who are here illegally. he is certainly entitled to those views. we should indeed have a full and robust debate, but i would note that the democratic senator from arkansas, the democratic senator from louisiana, the democratic senator from north caroli

cms to beas required increasingly vigilant in detecting or reducing the amount of waste, fraud, and abuse in the 600 and dollar may care program that covers 51 million beneficiaries. this emphasis on program integrity is critical to the health of our nation's seniors and to the protection of our taxpayer dollars. this increase scrutiny has not and coupled with additional funds to address the influx of claims and appeals that have resulted. with the medicare prescription drug act, congress created contractors and the recovery out of chair contractors pilot program. in 2010 the program was made permanent and expanded nationwide. contractors conduct audits of medicare providers. has of these contractors increased the number of claims being audited for payment accuracy in recent years. according to a 2013 gao study, the volume of contractor post payment claims reviews increased by 55% between 2011 and 2012. more audits means obviously more appeals. that is an inevitable result of the additional from integrity functions that we here have asked cms to government. congress has not provided omaha

some of them have been engaged in horrific violence, bea headings and maps killings. now a number of these fighters have returned to the u.k., but the gifts under enormous pressure to prevent more coming back in future. this is by no means an easy problem to tackle. heather: thank you. eric: the chairman of the house intelligence committee raising a red flag about the president's slow reaction to isis and whether it will give our enemies some ideas of their own. heather: vladimir putin calling for statehood talks in eastern ukraine. after moscow is accused of waging a par of aggression and terrorism on the continent. eric: a joyride in a small plane and it turned deadly. >> they do love flying and it was a beautiful day. >> it's very sad. there was a lot of panicked people around. hey pal? you ready? can you pick me up at 6:30? ah... (boy) i'm here! i'm here! (cop) too late. i was gone for five minutes! ugh! move it. you're killing me. you know what, dad? i'm good. (dad) it may be quite a while before he's ready, but our subaru legacy will be waiting for him. (vo) the

we are getting the first indication from the new york stock exchange at the opening shares will bea between80 and $83. there is no certainty that the stock will open at this price. areman sachs and barclays working together with the new york stock exchange trying to match buyers and sellers and come up with a price that can stick. indicationing the that the stock is going to open between $80 and $83. that is a $15 pop on a $68 ipo. that is more than 10%. that is quite a bit of money. >> that is about 40 times earnings. for a company that is growing at a decent clip, that is probably about right. valuationt a market that makes it one of the most valuable companies in the public markets. that is an extraordinary thing. that makes it better than intel and citigroup. a $200 billion market cap would be very impressive. >> what do you guys think? >> i am not surprised. wanted to learn from the fiasco that was alibaba.com. the price plunged after opening. nobody wants to repeat the fiasco with facebook. the number to end up higher. considering they have operating margins that are so much higher th

. >> you heard jane say dali and i use that adjective liberally, sadly, bea headings are common in iraqd the warning against president obama misinterpret the feeling of the united states public when it comes to these actions and will it backfire, because if anything, there is more ve solve than there was two weeks ago. >> there is more resolve. it may backfire. it's been a standard part of they are repertoire and will help them in intimidation and recruiting. >> let's switch gears and talk about al shabab. another targeted drone strike. is this proof that the u.s. is taking this seriously and perhaps on the ground infiltrating al shabab. >> the u.s. has taken it seriously for sometime and gathered intelligence and we've even that taken ground action with an attempted raid by u.s. navy seals that was repulsed in a major gunfight. this isn't new, but is a development. >> you were on the ground in iraq. when we talk about infiltrating groups like al shabab and targeted airstrikes. there's someone like you standing with a laser pointer telling where to drop the bombs, correct? >> in some ca

after two other american detainees, jeffly bea and are appealing for help. >> very bad week for the nflr the weekend. serious off field issues for two more players that we heard about in the wake of the ray rice controversy. minnesota detack straighted star running back adrian peterson after his indictment on charges of injuring his 4-year-old son with a switch. carolina lineman greg hardy who was convicted of violence against his ex-girlfriend. here is haulhallhall of fame vis receiver and cbs analyst chris carter. >> the team that i played for they did the right thing. take them off the field. we're in a climate right now, i don't care what it is. take them off the dang field. you know what as a man, that is only thing we really respect. we don't respect no women. we don't respect no kids. only thing roger, take them off the field because they respect that. martha: wow. very strong words from chris carter. he wasn't alone. sportscaster and fox news contributor jim gray joins us now. there were games over the course of this weekend, to be sure, jim, what got attention was the very hear

and say this is going to bea very long fight to counter this organization. >> one of the things, paulhe u.s. has done effectively in the past, say five years, target al qaeda leadership. can we assume that the president is making plans to target the head of isis. >> well that is, the only way you will be able to destroy this group. take out their leadership, take out their command and control. the united states has not done that yet. they have not gone after the top leadership of isis in syria or iraq. one of the reasons is they don't have a good human intelligence network in those countries. they were able to develop that in places like afghanistan, pakistan, and, yemen over the years. but they are yet to have that capability in place in syria. eyes and ears. on the ground. which makes it difficult for them to target these leaders. they're taking elaborate precautions. isis' leaders to avoid these kind of u.s. strikes. >> so, general. sound like that is a blind spot of ours. we don't know where the leaders are. how are we going to get around that? >> i am not sure that is true, allis

. >> joining us from kansas, his assessment on the race bea betwn pat roberts and greg orman.om the democrats line, are you going to vote in november? >> i sure am. i think its important for everyone to get out and vote. i'm a 73-year-old grandmother who has never missed an election. i never voted a straight ticket. i've voted for republicans before, i think it's so important to be involved, to look at the issues, and we've got a governor's race going on here, and i just think it's very important to look at both of the candidates to see where they stand. i think tom wolf is going to do very well. i think its important to be involved especially on a local level, and to just get out and be involved. >> okay. thanks for the call. we covered the first in the series of debates in the pennsylvania governor race with tom wolfe and tom corbin, we'll have it for next weekend. all of our debate information is available online. from maryland, another governor's race in that state, good morning. will you vote in november? >> well, i'm an election judge. i'm one of those people who make it