role and one of schulz's criticisms which he says in one of his angst ridden discussions with charlie hill is the problem is when we do this kind of thing, even if the president says it is minuscule and selling it opens the door for israel to do even more and there was a past history going back almost to immediately after the revolution of israel providing arms and spare parts to iran. often in spite of american disapproval. i talk about this to some extent as a lead up to it. a lot of pressure from israel, let us do it and even early on, some of his arguments that -- we can get you intelligence, we can get you in good with some of these moderates and we think this can work. having just a shred of legitimacy to this notion of moderates is the israeli argument that one of their best sets of relationships with the old regime was with the military and they claimed we still have friends who are still in the military and we think they may be able to be helpful. that is a little strand that goes through. it is not just -- one of the interesting things to me is the personal side of it, it is not

skittish about too much of the israeli role and one of schulz's criticisms with his discussions with charlie hillwas when we do this kind of thing and opens the door for israel and the past history that immediately after the revolution of israel to iran to fight disapproval. i talk about this to some extent and even those early on with the same argument that you end with some of those moderates. but has you have a shred of legitimacy to the notion with the arguments that one of the best kept relationships with the old regime they claim we still have friends we think that they could be helpful. one of the interesting things to me is the personal side. for the one government to hone in on the also the interplay of the personality he is reagan's twin in a sense. as the creasy out of the box by -- of a guy who has the the it is your grant he is willing to go out of the box he has an arrangement with the leaders although they don't necessarily like each other. but their chance will come so they allow some things to go forward and arm the operational level there is said counterterrorism advisory with a

going to be getting a lot of questions about that, when they testify separately, on the hill, about isis next week. charlield to the terror group. a spokesman for steven sotloff's family is making that claim to cnn's anderson cooper. sotloff was kidnapped more than a year ago. and they leased a video last week showing his murder. >> for the first time we can say steven's name was sold on the border. steven's name was on the list that he was responsible for the bombing of a hospital. this was false. >> he was sold at the border? >> yes, we believe that the so-called moderate rebels that people want our administration to support, one of them sold him probably for something $25,000 to $50,000 to isis and that was the reason he was captured. >> how do you know this? >> we know this from our sources on the ground. it happened so quickly when he was kidnapped they didn't have time to mobilize its resources. >> family sis its relationship with the obama administration is, quote, strained. >>> off the east coast of australia, a violent shark attack killed a swimmer. his wife watched in horror on the beach. a 13-fo

. >> charlie: you're not only a diplomat but you read a lot about international affairs. i was struck by a piece today by winston church hill when he was talking to franklin roosevelt and said, after the war, this is an unnecessary war. it didn't have to happen if we had done more. is there some kind of corollary there? >> just as consequential as what you do in foreign policy is what you don't do. people are so much more rigorous about assessing the pros and cons of actions, if we do this, it will cost that or the risk. they are rarely as rigorous when it comes to assessing inaction or some version of the status quo. we used to have the phrase paralysis by analysis. i think the administration somehow got that. they did all the analysis, showed how every course of action wassiesicky or costly and they ended up being paralyzed and didn't assess with the same degree of rigger the costs of not acting in syria. >> charlie: do you think they've changed and are on a road where they recognize the threat and prepared to change? >> they're clearly in motion. it's happening slowly and incrementally but quite reluctantly. what worries

charlie rangel in opposition, too. national security issues, war issues sometimes bring out more ideological diversity and surprises than you normally get on capitol hill absolutely. we're getting this information in, mark, associated press is reporting that french president agrees to iraqi request for air support against islamic state group there. we are seeing i believe australia earlier in the week as well pledging air support. >> for the obama administration, more countries that go in, more that have stakes in this, that's what the obama administration wants to be able to see. they don't want to have to do this alone. certainly the ground troop component can't go alone. the united states, president obama yesterday ruling out any type of u.s. ground soldiers, so the question becomes who will be providing ground troops. we know the administration wants to arm the syrian rebels on one hand. also want a more active iraqi army. want the kurdish to play a role. what other arab countries will step up, provide ground forces. that's one of the strategy's biggest questions remaining. >> thank you very much, mark. appreciate it. >>> in scotland, millions of v

charlie ,rose with norah o'donnell and gayle king. the united states secret service explains what happened with security. julia pierson is testify, on capitol hillcaught at the door. >> an official tells cbs news that the iraq veteran ran past the staircase which leads to the family quarters. gonzalez overpowered an agent and ran 100 feet in the east room where the president makes speeches on tv. and the agents tackled him out of the green room. >> in hong kong, wet weather isn't stopping the crowd of mostly high school and college students. take a look at these pictures, they want china to knock down the idea of screening candidates in an upcoming election. hong kong's leadership said that won't happen. more protester, expected tomorrow. >>> americans have a new way of checking on their doctors. a financial database lists financial ties between medical company and drug companies. >>> the physician payment sunshine act is part of the affordable care act under the obama administration. dr. laurie glimcher is the dean of the medical school and also on the board of drugmake glaxo klein squib. >> what will it show? >> it will reveal the relationship

hills, 107 degrees. riverside, 108. >> national weather service is advising residents of southern california to strongly consider living somewhere else. >>> i'm charlieia this morning. the storm threatens flash flooding later this week. odile hit mexico as category 3 hurricane. it destroyed buildings from huts to hotels and stranded thousands of tourists. >> any rain in california will not end the state's devastating drought. there are a dozen major fires burning in california. they have damaged or destroyed more than 100 homes. >>> the min seat anesota vikings, a second case where peterson was accused of beating another one of his children. peterson's lawyer says, quote, this is not a new allegation. it's one that has unsubstan yated and shopped around to authorities in two states over a year ago and nothing came of it. there is no ongoing or new information. >> peterson missed last sunday's game after he was charged with abuse for whipping his 4-year-old son with a tree switch. stacey pot on the in washington founder of spare the kids the group that opposes corporal punishment and has written about being beaten as a child. and she prosecuted cases

charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. the head of the secreter is service explains what happens 11 years ado. julia pearson is testifying on capitol hillht at the front door. >> officials tells krb news he ran 30 feet from the entrance hall to the cross hall he went past the staircase which leads to the first family's private quarters. gonzalez then overpowered an agent and ran 100 feet into the east room where the president makes speeches on tv. an agent tackled him outside the ceremonyial green room. >> protesters continue to paralyze traffic in hong kong this morning. wet weather isn't stopping the crowd of mostly high school and college students. take a look at these pictures. they want china to knock down the idea of screening candidates in an upcoming lebz. hong kong's leaders say that won't happen. more protesters are expected to turn out tomorrow. >>> this morning americans have a new way of checking up on their doctors. a federal database list financial ties between medical providers and drug companies. those transactions total about $24 billion a year. >> the physician payment sunshine act is part of the affordable care act u