well said, britt, spoken by a man who knows how to blow a rusty trombone.raps-- ( cheers and applause ) oh, yes. and you would not believe the feel when he blows it. ( laughter ) but perhaps, perhaps the president's fiercest critic was john mccain, who was everywhere last night. he was a guest on cnn. he was a guest on msnbc. he was a guest on fox news. he was a secret ingredient on "chopped." i thought it was so inventive to pan fry him with a corn flake crust. ( laughter ) and mccain's message was as clear as it was self-congratulatory. >> the president of the united states is now forced to listen to what, frankly, lindsey graham and i have been arguing for. our withdrawal from all of our troops from iraq, was a major contributor to the situation that we're in today. if we had left a residual force, the situation would not be what it is today. we had it won, thanks to the surge. it was won. >> stephen: yes, it was won. all we had to do was keep a residual force in iraq for-- let's say, ever. ( laughter ) then, today, we wouldn't have any terrorism there e

this time david haines a british humanitarian aid worker decapitated and another britt is threatened at the end of the video. we have faced in the history of our nation and the history of the world brutal dictators, insane leaders, genocidal leaders but this is different. the jihad against us but all religions involves not just one country or leader but haters all over the globe. political islam and jihad that accompanies it has as a fundamental rule conversion to fanatical religion or death. this enemy is not made up of a team as our president claims. in the name of their god they crucified christians, behead muslims americans and brits. rape an mad kerr -- massacred women and children and put their heads on sticks. borism. this is unlike anything we have experienced in recent history. there are no rules of war no rules of engagement no geneva convention, just pure savage re. with a makes them even more dangerous, they are the wealthiest terrorist organization in history bringing in $3 million a day in addition to the half billion iraqi banks. this is the antithesis of everything am

it comes just one day after a britt turn aid worker was shown on video apparently being executed.ce against the terrorist who's killed the britt turn aid worker. >> my family and i agree with the government that we need to identify those traveling to fight for isol and on their return to the uk face consequences of their actions. >> reporter: 44 year old haines was apparently beheaded on video by a masked man who condemned britain's back of the us military. it was the same method used in the deaths of two american journalists james foley and steven sotloff. bright minister called the killers monsters. >> they claim to do this in the name of islam. that is nonsense. islam is a religion of peace. they are not muslims. they are monsters. >> reporter: u.s. continues to drum up support and supplies for middle east countries for the fight against isis. secretary of state john kerry said it's too early to say when countries are on board and he stressed the us is not looking to put soldiers in syria. >> we're not looking to put troops on the ground. there are some who have offered to do s

economy improves national morale, look at the number of britt satisfied with the direction of their country not the only factor at play. russians may be struggling, but they are more satisfied with where he is taking the country. >> one year ago tomorrow, for a small community in jamestown colorado, they were almost wiped out by a flood. killed very by a landslide and another seven people died. telling stories from across the area, remarkable stories of survival. >> it had been raining for days. >> raining and raining. >> a landslide of the road. exit was afraid train. -- >> it was a freight train. >> i had a hard time going to sleep. the creek fills up with water and it makes the sound of thunder but coming from underneath you. >> at least that size and bigger, just flying down the river. >> he was yelling, you don't want to hear this. the best friend joey had already died in a mudslide. i grabbed the children, took one last look at the dead and new things were about to change. i could not see anything. debris.n ocean of it was a raging machine out there. time, his roommate climbed out the

. >> judge the tributes are pouring in from david haynes the britt tick aid worker killed by an isiserrorist after being held captive for a year and a half. in syria his death was rosheded in a vo -- recorded in a video. he was kill killed by the same man with the british accent that killed sotloff and foley. he was alive and enthusiastic when doing his humanitarian work. his brother said the joy and anticipation he felt about his trip to syria is the most important in the sad affair. prime minister david cameron reeling out boots on the ground to fight isis but the continuing involvement continuing to arm the kurds he remembered david haines today. >> his selfishness his decency today cost him his life. the whole country and family can be proud of what he did and what he stood for in the humanitarian mission. david haines was a british experience. britain allen henning. henning a tax tee driver had got involved got involved in a rewarding chapter in his life. judge? >> thanks, amy. with me former cia middle east chief of compassion gary burton. they put pressure on us. what do they

around 500 britt ains are suspected to have gone to syria to fight. they call it the biggest security threat of modern times. >> we will introduce specific and targeted legislation to filth gap with providing police with a temporary power to seize a passport at the border to investigate the concerned. >> we go to our terror expert, douglas weeks, who joins de fratus london. thank you very much for joining us. >> exaret to the government perception, the government sees it as a huge threat. there has been a large build-up of government rhetoric around this issues for the last at least year or so, and certainly in the last couple of weeks it has escalated significantly, with a number of government officials coming out and making quite a few different pronouncements about what they think should happen. >> and just listening to what the prime minister, david cameron, said there, do those sound to you like adequate measures, or is this perhaps just the beginning of perhaps a whole raft of measures aimed at trackling the threats? >> well, the u.k. is not exa

. >> that's pretty stark, britt. >> in a way, megyn, it is. but we know ta other national security advisers have urged the president differently on a number of fronts. the president has rejected their advice. >> and that is actually we're taking up with mark teesen right after this. >> i'm just saying if you look at what general dempsey said today, that's not surprising. that does not in any way mean that when it gets down to it that he asks for more troops and you know he said advisers, that the president will agree to that. he's indisposed to do that. he thinks american troops are likely to make things worse. that's a core belief of his. >> thank you. >> you bet. >> president obama's top military adviser was also grilled today in a column by mark teesen asking whether this president is listening to his military commanders. the general's answer and mark teesen here next. the doj just indicting an upstate new york man tore plotting to kill u.s. troops inside america. >>> and coming up, a woman already facing a death threat for speaking up issu

. >>> happening today, jury selection begins for the civil trial of before it reid one of -- britt reid one of andy reid's sons. a suit was filed against him in 2007. johnson claimed he pointed a handgun at him in a road rage incident. he pled guilty carrying firearm without a license and possession of instrument of crime and drug possession and served jail time. >> the philadelphia school reform commission agreed to sell school buildings. they include germantown school, the bach high school was sold for 2.1 million. the philadelphia housing authority purchased four school buildings for a total of $3 million. >> just about 5:07. time to turn to david murphy for a look at at accuweather. another cool morning, but don't get rid of the shorts just yet. >> reporter: no, this weekend you'll need them. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows you we're dry this morning, we as we look outside we're looking at stars over center city. we have a fair amount of sunshine coming up over the horizon in just a little while. 59 degrees is the current temperature in the city. 51 in allentown, 55 in readin

the britts didn't burn the building it was part of tariff. they pulled it down. they destroyed the office of national intelligence, any sound a general would like to see the press suppressed. george coburn took all of the letters c out of the box so they couldn't write anymore scurrilous letters. he took a particular delight. he decided he had not done enough so he got the press out and burned that as well. >> remember in the aftermath of that occupation there was a tremendous storm and there was a lot of damage done by the storm as well so that may have been storm damage. but there's certainly no record of the british deliberately destroying any other private buildings. >> thank you very much for being here. when as part of the -- coburn's operation and ross's operation of course there was the squadron under captain gordon which came, ascended the potomac river, a rather remarkable adventure in itself. as they came up and before they engaged fort washington, they sailed by mount vernon. the very symbol of america with george washington. why didn't they just blow

the camera got a britt tee good shot of his face.e managed to take cash register and several packs of cigarettes before dashing off. >> a mural on the side of a philadelphia high school is drawing criticism. the artwork done in tiles is on the facade of john bartram high school that is in southwest philadelphia. alumni from the school are wondering who gave the okay for this project. they are very upset calling the work tasteless but many disagr disagree. we were unable to get comment from the district or the artist on this. >>> all right. let's check back in with school williams and your fox 29 weather authority and boy, does it feel like fall out there today, scott. >> iain, the high temperature today only in the mid 70s across our are a and we'll keep the cloud cover and also temperatures below average at least through the middle of the week. let's talk about tonight. mostly cloudy. a few scattered showers south and east of the philadelphia area. also, a coastal flood advisory has been posted for tonight. moving ahead to tomorrow,

this comes after the beheading of britt turn aid worker david haines. >> they claim to do this in theame of islam. that is nonsense. islam is a religion of peace. they are not muslims. they are monsters. >> the us says it is open to talking to iran about a role in resolving the crisis. >> minnesota vikings running back adrian peterson will suit up for sunday' game fence new orleans much peterson was dee act at this time 58ed friday didn't not pay this past week and aft being charged with child abuse in texas. peterson is accuse of spanking his four year old son with a switch. today the vikings said the decision to reinstate him was made after considerable discussion. they also say they want the legal process to play out. >> this is a difficult task to navigate regarding the judgment of how a parent disciplines his child. >> peterson did release a statement that read in part "i am not a perfect parent but i am without a doubt not a child abuser. i am someone that disciplined his child didn't not intend to cause him any injury "he went on to say that no one can understand the hurt he fe

britt reid is sued over an alleged road rage incident in january of 2007 in montgomery county. larry johnson wants $50,000 in damages after he says reid pointed a gun at him along a west conshohocken road. andy reid may be subpoenaed to testify but his coaching duties in kansas city could limit the time he could attend. >>> local little league star mo'ne davis continues to shine in the celebrity spotlight tonight. in a few minutes, in fact, she's on the "tonight show with jimmy fallon." >> the most strikes or hits to the end of ten pitches is the champion. >> hey, batter, batter, batter. >> look at that. battle of the whiffle ball champs. not only are the two playing ball, they're talking cheese steaks. >> you do a thing, you have a superinstitution, do people know about this, you have money in your back pocket. >> yeah. >> you think as soon as the game's over, i'm going to head over to lozaro's to get a -- >> that's if i'm hungry which is probably after every game. >> check out the rest of mo'ne's interview with jimmy fallon after this newscast. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert

>> britt fan is a must have. they bring a lot of combat power with them.ld use their help now. past of the probl-- part of the problem getting others on board they are seeing what the british is going to do. you get britain on, many of the a arab nations are sitting on the side lines. they are part of nato. they need to come with us on this. i think they will. >> lieutenant journal tony schafer. thank you for joining us. you are always so good and great insight always. >> the time now is 26 after the top of the hour. coming up, how does nearly $4 billion go missing? don't ask the obama administration. why they say they can the track all of the obamacare cash. it may be one of the most regretable beauty pageant answers ever. >> i personally believe that if americans are unable to do so because some people out there in our nation don't have that. >> who is getting the last laugh? now this beauty queen landing a sweet gig. check out all these airline seats. lots of them, right? but when you try to get one by using your travel rewards card miles... those seats

two americans beheaded by an english-speaking bar baron, a third a britt while a fourth is lined up for the most brutal, savage end of life experience imaginable. these are not amateurs, they are experts at the systematic pervasive torture, mass killings, rape, public crucifixions, beheadings some even videotaped and used as a propaganda tool to entice those who believe in evil and want to impose hell on the rest of us under the guise of their god. the isis terror group owns oil fields. they have a corporate structure, and they bring in $3 million a day selling oil. they leverage technology to glory phi and recruit more jihadists all while the world watches, while we dither and call them a j.v. team. like a lion waiting to attack, they watch their prey. they analyze us. they read us. do we act when americans are in danger? do we even react? almost two years to arrest the benghazi ring leader. they know our vulnerabilities and strengths. at times they are one and the same. we are a free and open society with risks inherent in each. they know the border is not only open, they know they'll

there needs to be britts concerned by seeing what they're seeing obviously. how does the british prime minister respond in a progressive way to deal with those concerns? >> reporter: well, politically, and he's in a very, very tough position here, but politically the issue of intervention in iraq, in afghanistan has become very toxic for british politicians. it has become toxic for many european politicians and even president obama as well. there isn't broad support in brittain, in the united states for troops to get involved in actions in the middle east. the high death toll we've seen of british troops, american troops, other nato troops in afghanistan, we've seen the death toll for those troops rise in iraq as well. that means there is very, very little support for action on isis. what these horrific beheadings do in political terms is allow prime minister david cameron, president obama to really connect with the public and say, look, this is the threat that these people pose. this is who these people are. they have become a much greater problem than they

five sunni muslim nations saudi arabia, united arab em britts bahrain, jordan and qatar are all working with the united states in a campaign to destroy isis. it is a remarkable accomplishment no allies involved in the united states. pete king who is against isis says the coalition is a plus diplomatically because isis cannot claim that american infidels are attacking them. >> this is not a religious war. they will claim it is but the sighs sis argument it strengthens the u.s. and puts us in a better position diplomatically. i would have supported the attack whether or not we had the coalition support but the fact that we have it is a plus. >> there is enormous limb country that is part of nato it will play a role in the fight of isis. turkey. it is a sympathetic access. turkey gets involved it could greatly reduce the capability of isis. >> all of the countries around isis would be engaged it would be a legitimate muslim anti ice lis coalition perhaps led by the united states but everybody in the neighborhood is against isis. some are describing this coalition as significant indeed but

we are discovering what might happen later with flows britt when you see by them like that -- the billd traded $400 million worth of shares. that is 15 times normal and double the next highest volume he ever had. that indicates that in the future, a lot of the trading is people selling and market makers taking the other side. those shares will build up with a market makers and they will cash them in and that will be an outflow. the outflows will start to come in nice and looks like it will get pretty ugly in terms of this fund. the good news for pimco is that it looks isolated. you look at the other pimco , he did not manage them but their volume is higher but not like that. that would indicate that if you want to use this as a litmus test, pimco should be fine but the stuff he managed to get hurt. >> more redemptions coming, that seems to reflect and other parts of the market today as well. news todayt be good for him but when you look at his bond world,in the what about his legacy in the etf world? >> he was a rock star. he was one of these 90's managers who came over from the mutual

this time david haines a british humanitarian aid worker decapitated and another britt is threatenedhe history of the world brutal dictators,

you know -- and britts among them, they have passports that make it easy for them to travel. so i wonder about these consequences. when you look at how we address this, will we bring the fight back home to the u.s.? >> will, if you wanted to take what is unenviably right, not able to succeed, free syrian army, and this gets at josh's point here, and make them viable, and have them walk the u.s. line on this what's the number? $500 million enough? >> no. that amount of money is not enough to do it, you will recall that president obama submitted this amount to congress back i believe it was in june. and this was when he is still calling the islamic group the j. v. team, this is not a serious amount of money, if we want to equip and prepare the syrian sunni rebel opposition to take on the islamic state on our behalf. this effort is going to have to be funded at a much higher level, and my worry is that the administration by not committing a serious amount of money is really continuing it's old policy and just reframing it. >> and that was former state department advice discoer a

by bringing the fight back here, and we know they have americans, we and britts among them.they are passports that make it easy for them to travel. so i wonder about these consequences. when you look at how he addresses there, will they be bringing the fight back home. >> that's a thought. and i know it is being considered and talked about, by the leader whose are testifying before congress this week. will, if you wanted to not able to succeed, free syrian army, let's get to joshes point there, and make them viable. and have them walk the u.s. line on this. is -- what's the number, 500? no, that amount of money is not enough to do it, you will recall that president obama submitted this back i believe it was in june, and this is when he was still calling the islamic state group the j.v. team, this is not a serious amount of money, if we want to equip and prepare the syrian sunni rebel opposition. it is really continuing the old policy, and just reframing it. >> and if that's true, it would be because the president really does not believe in the ability of the free syrian army

. >>> remember when a nod to my seventh grade history teacher, the britt brits hired the hashans andcountry because we beat them. but the brits didn't have other freeways not being here. notice like they were concerned about the native americans or they did and it it was wrong. in this case its infin -- infinitely more complicated. if we weren't there last time, would this have happened this time? obviously, no, it wouldn't have. so, we can't screw this up. how do you not screw this up? while not letting them cut anymore heads off. it's very complicated. training fighters to take on the islamic state. that's what we're going to do. we'll look at the tactics our military could teach the so-called moderate syrian forces, and the last big group of opposition forces was a 250,000 member iraqi army, trained them, stood them up so we could stand down. gave them weapons and more weapons and hundreds of billions of dollar, one front from isis and out they went and they gave them the weapons and that's not going to happen again now because -- of what, exactly? ...so you say men are superior d

. >> why do you and have so many britts joined isis? >> we've seen an increased radicalization within the united kingdom, much is a self-infli self-inflicted wounds. four decades of encouraging people not to come together and be british but to live separately, to live apart. >> kind of like what we're doing here. >> yes. there are similarities. we even have the last casey anthony bury suggesting that shah ri alaw being expected. we have not said to people we are a christian country, we have a christian constitution, judeo culture, we will allow our schools to be infull traited, prisons where jihadism is on the march. much of this we've done to ourselves. >> do you know or can you share the information that led to the heightened terror alert can in your country? >> no. i don't know. i have to say, that the day before this happened, there was a major defection from the conservative party to the real crisis. >> yeah, a lot of people were saying that. >> i don't know. it's dangerous to speculate on things like this because they may have had

. >> why do so many britts join isis. >> we have seen increased radicalization in the united kingdom, a self-inflicted. we have encouraged people not to come together and be british but to live separately and i apart. >> like what we're doing here. >> yes. those are similarities. we even had the last archbishop of?k can'terbury shutting shia w would be okay. we have not been muscular in standing up and saying we're a christian country, a christian constitution, judeo-christian culture. -under prisons are now preponderances where jihaddism is on the march. much of this we have done to our. >> they have the leader of our country say we're no longer a christian nation, and i'm noticing now that in all the reports who we're hearing from the white house, we're hearing various answers but where is the rite chows indignation. where is the charitable answer? what about the geneva convention? and then we upon temperaturetive indicate about we've done strucks anddbvñ having conversa, and yet young men are being killed, and beheaded before our very highs. american young men. >> it's fair&)o show

the britts didn't burn the building it was part of tariff. they pulled it down. they destroyed the office of national intelligence, any sound a general would like to see the press suppressed. george coburn took all of the letters c out of the box so they couldn't write anymore scurrilous letters. he took a particular delight. he decided he had not done enough so he got the press out and burned that as well. >> remember in the aftermath of that occupation there was a tremendous storm and there was a lot of damage done by the storm as well so that may have been storm damage. but there's certainly no record of the british deliberately destroying any other private buildings. >> thank you very much for being here. when as part of the -- coburn's operation and ross's operation of course there was the squadron under captain gordon which came, ascended the potomac river, a rather remarkable adventure in itself. as they came up and before they engaged fort washington, they sailed by mount vernon. the very symbol of america with george washington. why didn't they just blow

. >> britt, you know, republicans have certainly had their own problems with immigration, but it seems to me that this is a really terrible situation, because now republicans will be able to say, well, it's not just that he did this, it's what could he do? and they can put out there anything they want, and it makes it an open political issue, rather than a settled issue. >> that's true, but nonetheless, i think in political terms, the administration thinks it would be better for the vulnerable democrats up for re-election this year or up for election in some cases, not to have this out there enflaming the base of the republican party and turning people out to vote in the red states where a number of them are running. so, that's the reason he did that. i think that that same motivation affected his statements, at least, on isis. here he was, you know, trying to diminish the goal to meet his means, as i mentioned earlier, and that's where that statement about, you know, we're going to reduce the threat to a manageable level came from. then, you know, he's being deserted right and left. o

. >> we can't be sheriff of the whole world, it's france, it's the britts, it's the other countries that need to work with us, including saudi arabia and that region. >> reporter: one big concern, how many americans are fighting with isis and whether they're planning to bring that fight back home. but for now, the president says air strikes will continue in iraq, in syria, no air strikes are eminent. congress is back next week, scott. >> a lot of pressure on president obama, thank you, tracy. >>> we are also keeping an eye on ferguson, missouri, this morning. some groups calling for civil disobedience, there was a peaceful protest over the shooting death of michael brown over the weekend, but today organizers are asking people to drive on to st. louis highways at 4:30 in the afternoon and simply stop. they want the cars to stop for four and a half minutes, symbolizing the four and a half hours that brown's body laid in the street after he was shot business a policeman. just weeks after the shooting, police in ferguson are equipped are body cameras. they wore the cameras for the first tim

britt will be back. set your dvr for that. >>> we have breaking news on the latest american to become a potential recruit for this terrorist army known as isis. wait until you hear about this guy. new remarks from nfl commissioner roger goodell about how the national football league handled ray rice and his assault on his wife. wait until you hear what they're now saying. >>> just ahead, part two of my conversation with ward churchill. as i challenge his views of the terrorist threat to america then and now. you describe the al qaeda terrorists as brave. do you believe that isis she's still the one for you. and cialis for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment is right. cialis is also the only daily ed tablet approved to treat symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do n

britt will be back. set your dvr for that. >>> we have breaking news on the latest american to become a potential recruit for this terrorist army known as isis. wait until you hear about this guy. new remarks from nfl commissioner roger goodell about how the national football league handled ray rice and his assault on his wife. wait until you hear what they're now saying. >>> just ahead, part two of my conversation with ward churchill. as i challenge his views of the terrorist threat to america then and now. you describe the al qaeda terrorists as brave. do you believe that isis terrorists are brave? ♪ [ male announcer ] momentum has a way of quietly exploding onto the scene. ♪ the new ram 1500 ecodiesel. with 28 highway miles per gallon, 420 pound-feet of torque. ♪ guts. glory. ram. ♪ so what we're looking for is a way to "plus" our accounting firm's mobile plan. and "minus" our expenses. perfect timing. we're offering our best-ever pricing on mobile plans for business. run the numbers on that. well, un

britt turn prime minister david cameron wants the uk to remain intact an split would be a painful divorcethey would no longer share the same currency and their armed forces would split. >> you don't get changed by under mining your economy and damaging your businesses and diminishing your place in the world. but you can get real concrete change on thursday if you vote no. >> thursday's vote is considered too close to call. >> ukraine protesters decided it was trash day and they apparently thought politician deserved to get dumped. they were cursing and yelling outside ukrainian parliament and moments later a group of men grabbed deputy and through him into a dumpster. you can see the men holding him down and at one important throwing water on him. their very upset over a bill the politician signed that tightens restrictions on anti government protesters. eventually the politician was able to crawl out and get away. >> finding a partner who shares your political beliefs is one way to get along, right? accomplishing that goal could be as easy as a sniff of the nose. >> why you may be able t

the northeastern ports were providing huge amounts of resource for the britts's war effort.rican food supplies crossed into british north america. the good people of vermont fed the people of canada for the entire war. to their enormous profit one has to understand. critically the economic blockade was established eight months after the war had begun. it had been a golden eight months in which it was possible to continue to operate peace and war at the same time. ultimately, this blockade would be the decisive strategy. it would break the american economy, bankrupt the state and leave it unable to borrow money or raise credit either internally or internationally. quite simply, the united states would run out of money. as everybody knows, the sinus of war are money, money, more money. when you run out of that, you have to stop fighting. there is the constitution taking the job. i like this picture. this is by a british artist. it gets the scales of the ships -- well, that's actually not quite as accurate as it might be. the java was a little bigger than that, but it does look

britt hooum here to discuss. violence? we'll talk about that as well. ben carson and hillary and the latest midterm polls, brand new number when we see you at the top of the hour. >>> it's an inspiring annual event attended by athletes, hollywood celebrities, every day great people and philanthropists. all coming together to raise money for a cure for paralysis. the great sport's legends dinner celebrates the 29th year tonight, since 1985, raised more than $100 million for the miami project which is leading the world in spinal cord research. joining me right now is the president of the miami project, and with him is the 2014 u.s. open runner up, progolfer eric kovrpton. recipient of tonight's inspiration award, and mark, great to see you again, you look fantastic. eric, good to see you again. why dhuz guy get the award tonight? what did he do, mark? >> he's a personal friend, but also a real hero to mine, inspiration for millions. i mean here is a guy, every weekend, battling it out with the world's greatest golf