>> reporter: in crete, the poverty levels are significantly less than in urban areas., especially there is very big population part of population, which live under the poverty line. and this has been very harsh conditions for thousands of people so i would say that tourism and exports of agricultural goods have helped some areas of greece being able to cope with the crisis. but urban areas have been very hard hit with the crisis. >> thanks so much for joining us from crete. >>> let's take you to thailand now, where two students have been jailed for two years over a play that they put on at the university. their crime was insulting the king. police are also looking for six other people. let's take you to bangkok. our correspondent, jonathan head, was at that hearing. jonathan it may sound incredible to some people. these were young students putting on a play. what did they do exactly? >> reporter: that's all they did. and they insisted in court today, when i spoke to them that they didn't see they'd done anything wrong. but they did know what they did was risky. the pla

. >> the group has been re-creted heavily including minneapolis. >> this is what this group does and we have been focusing on going after the evil of isis overseas but also the home grown terrorism. >> so far they have not shown an ability to launch major operations outside east africa. >> what this new video does is it moves them from being a regional threat to putting them on the world's stage in terms of threatening western countryies in the united states. >> authorities are now cracking down on uber because of a new law that makes the ride sharing service illegal. the law says that uber drivers can not pick up riders without taxi license and appropriate insurance. >> coming up next, a san francisco restaurant getting glowing reviews. >> how the owners are able to pay their workers more than anywhere else. >> the next time you decide to spend your hard earned cash on going out to eat, think about the people who make or break your dining experience. >> one restaurant has found a way to win customers and employee loyalty. >> here in san francisco, the birthplace of america's counter

so it just cretes a perfect opportunit . >> there are studies that show the housing crisis has had a profound impact on minority communities. >> and having these homes open drags down the property value. it attracts vandals and situations like that. some listeners are telling me that the wealth was zapped in the community as well. 1 in 7 african-americans net worth was depleted in 2013 according to the federal reserve survey of consumer finances. homes lost more value in the economic meltdown and didn't gain a lot of value . the network of the typical african-american family declined by one-third between 2010 and 2013. the typical family was left with about 8 cents for every dollar of wealth that's held by whites. that information report eded by "the washington post." some v yn tell when you're dealing with these situations with what is tied to people's wealth, their home. >> just yesterday when we reported s&p agreed to pay a hefty settlement for their role in the housing meltdown, your listeners weighed in too. >> they are not feeling the -- they are not feeling like that's making

the first time isis is on the mediterranean, the southern shore of the european union, crete, is justderna where isis have a very big presence right now, just a few hours in a speed boat. and there are a lot of refugee floats from libya to europe. more than 100,000 last year from libya. so they have opportunities now to infiltrate people perhaps into the european union, potentially even to launch attacks. >> it's noteworthy hearing it from you and others who watch it closely, you even say it's surprising how quickly they're making this effort to expand in places outside iraq and syria. in talking about the influence of isis maybe not physically or just inspiring other terror attacks, i want to ask you about the danish gunman. right before he began his terror attack he pledged on his -- apparently on his facebook page allegiance to the leader of isis. what do you make of that? >> we think it was just minutes before he started -- >> just minutes, yeah. >> -- this attack. he puts an update on what appears to be his facebook page a pledge of allegiance to abu bakr al baghdadi. that shows

which is we are now a stone's throw away from eu territory, close to crete and italy, it's northern libyas is supposed to be terrifying. isis has always said -- their caliphate may expand from syria to iraq but they have global ambitions. al baghdadi himself said if we're lucky we'll conquer rome and move on to spain. so they have a presence in europe. and the other thing they do they say, if you guys if you can't come join the jihad in raqqa or mosul, stay where you are and perpetrate attacks. that's fine. so you'll see isis-inspired attacks elsewhere. >> colonel, all arrows do seem to point back to syria. >> well syria is their headquarters now, the basis of the caliphate, that seems to be where the direction is coming from. that's why al baghdadi issues these proclamations that many of his followers adhere to. so there's -- this is getting worse as we see this diversification of isis throughout the region. it's not -- and it's not limited to the arab world. we're seeing this happen in afghanistan as well. members of the taliban switching from the taliban to isis. we see people in yemen

it's no crete that certain silicon valleys have had tension with the u.s. government with the government trying to obtain information from these companies and these companies building encryption software that will make it impossible for the government or these companies to obtain data about the users. regardless, president obama came here to stanford, and it was part of a series of initiatives that he launched on cyber security. >> president obama called the cyber world the wild, wild west and said hacking is a threat to america's economic security. one step he's take willing make it easier for businesses and the government to exchange data. >> i'm signing a new executive order to promote even more information sharing about cyber threats both within the private sector and the government and private sector, and it will encourage hubs to share information with each other. >> ceos of top credit card companies echoed the need for sharing. >> i really think that information sharing may be the single highest impact, lowest cost and fastest way to implement capabi

the southern shore of crete is just right on europe's doorstep. it was a message to the europeans. we're coming for you. we're going to retaliate. >> thank you very much. thank you all very much. is terror in another european capital. a gunman opening fire at a free speech forum over the weekend, then shooting even more people at a synagogue. was the carnage in denmark inspired by the terrorist attack in paris? that is straight ahead. yoyour friends have your back. your dog's definitely got your back. but who's got your back when you need legal help? we do. we're legalzoom, and over the last 10 years, we've helped millions of people protect their families and run their businesses. we have the right people on-hand to answer your questions, backed by a trusted network of attorneys. so visit us today for legal help you can count on. legalzoom. legal help is here. "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per day

. >> we expect heavy rain friday morning probably for 24-hour period and the volume of rain can cretehere is so much volume the crews can not handle it. that could happen. >> people are good at being prepared in the bay area. at the lumber store they sold 8,000 flashlights during did days so you still have those handy hopefully. in mill valley crews are clear the storm drains and the money works department is bringing in center employees to be ready just in case the storm causes damage. >>> you can track rain on live doppler hd any time with the weather traffic which is tree on the google play or apple app and google play with more information at abc7 news/app. >> and health insurance company has been hit by hears. anthem offers blue blue plans in california and nick is following developments in the newsroom. >> the health care company said they were the target of a very sophisticated external cyber attack and the personal information of 80 million customers and employees may have been exposed. the f.b.i. is now investigating and says medical identity theft is often not immediately id

moving around to crete and other parts of western iraq and they still have stronghold on the arab sunnis of iraq without the u.s. in there. who knows which way this battle could go. >> which way is the battle going to go? the iraq military how good are they? do they have the training to battle isis? they weren't able to push back from the initial assault on the air base. >> well i disagree with bob a little bit. i think the iraqi army has gotten a bad rap, john. and i fought with and trained with sunni and sunni shiite kurd. in iraq became dysfunctional because, a, they weren't paid. b, they had extremely poor leaders and c, they didn't have the support of the government. so they fell apart. i think you would do the same thing if you weren't being paid and not supported by your bosses and somebody came in and said they were going to cut your head off. they are growing back. the leadership is getting better. mr. albade washed away the shia commanders and put new people in charge. it's going to take time. it is going to take time. by the way, the people training at al assad air base the ma

the volume of rain can crete flash floods because there is so much volume the creeks cannot handle itin the bay area are good at being prepared. at lumber store they sold 8,000 flashlights in two days last storm. hopefully you have fresh batteries ready to go in case we lose power during the windy and heavy storm. >>> you can track the rain on live doppler hd any time with the news weather app which is free on the apple app store or google play and we have more information at abc7news.com/apps. >> alameda sheriff made an arrest in a sexual assault that happened at 99 cent only store in hayward. this is the suspect who it is believed me lived an 8-year-old girl in the toy aisle. the man cornered the little girl in the aisle, grabbed her and tamped her inappropriately. deputies will release more information today. >>> health insurance company anthem is the victim of cyber attack and while there is no evidence private medical data was compromised financial data for millions of customers could be another story. nick is in the newsroom. >> in a statement released the health care company sa

concern because this town they have taken charge of is just 200 miles away from the southern shore of crete obstacles for isis in libya. one is there are a lot of other armed militias. the other one is there's not the sunni/shia sectarian card they can play. a lot of concern about their expansion into libya given the proximity to europe right on europe's doorstep. >> thank you both so much. >>> coming up who is this gunman behind two deadly terrorist attacks in denmark? was he working for isis? was he working for al qaeda? new details on the suspect coming in right now. and two men arrested in connection with the attacks. >>> plus israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu urging jewish europeans to leave their countries and move to israel. what's the reaction in europe? >>> welcome back to "the lead."".." i'm jake tapper. another western nation and u.s. ally gripped by terror today. police in denmark are now questioning two men charged with helping the gunman in the deadly attacks in copenhagen. tonight, 42,000 people came out in a show of solidarity and support and to pay tribute to the vi

anything untreated will be enough to crete slick spots from now through -- create slick spots, from now through the 10:00 p.m. as far as the snow it's not a heavy storm system but the city and areas to the south not much of anything at all. coating to an inch for reading pilots, quaker townl -- quakertown and doylestown. 2 to 4 in the poconos. 1 in the lehigh valley and more towards the 2 in the poconos rather than the 4 and coating rather than an inch for this gray shade from pottstown to doylestown town. lots of clouds, mild, 50 for philadelphia. low to mid 50s south and east, overnight tonight, cloudy skies drizzle breaking out after midnight. rain towards dawn, 30 degrees north and west, 35 for the city. 38 and falling tomorrow, rain in the city, mixed all areas north and west, clouds limited sunshine for tuesday 43, increasing clouds wednesday 37. thursday the arctic front pulls through, there could snow showers with that, 35 and falling. if we're lucky for friday we have a high of 20 degrees overnight low of 5. >> lucky? >> reporter: i'm being optimistic with that. >> a dance mara

there is an elaborate process with lawyers at every level standing at the shoulder with a series of cretehere you whether we can take the shot or go on that raid. to the point that i argued close to the veteran today our hands were tied and our inactions often have greater consequences. >> i had a little bit of time in afghanistan and have been part of the guerrilla insurgency along with your community and a few others for a few decades now that have tried to fight the battle inside of the policy realms in the beltway and the combat and commands. what would you offer as advice clicks i would fix the policy. when we woke up in this universe this morning where we have representatives from the joint staff and dod advertising the afghan national security forces and police are going to be able to take care of this problem and at the same time we are sitting here listening to you introduce your book and all the things we know about the reality we have a severe policy disconnect so what would you offer advice on how to fix that and don't just say vote for the right people. >> signal and a direct

stephanie: what is the difference between crete a director and a chief merchant?uest: a creative director will have more design capability. the merchant is looking to other places for ideas rather than doing the design themselves. fabio: as a macro guy, errol posco -- urban outfitters had sales of like 13%. it was a low of quarter for relatively pick in expense of clothing. -- relatively inexpensive clothing. guest: it beat estimates but it was still down 9%. part of the reason the fourth quarter looked strong on a relative basis at retailers is because expectations were dismal . last holiday season, they did horribly. there was the combination of the winter weather which hit them. they were stuck with too much inventory because nobody expected the weather to be as bad as it was. on a relative basis, there had to be some improvement year-over-year. the question is, now that we have a job market that is improving, will we continue to see that push? stephanie: when was last time your inside and aeropostale? guest: i am not target demographic. stephanie: i love some

win since the summit hasn't produced anything congress crete to justify the president's failures. bill: the pentagon was talking about this blast fall. what about that risk. >> iraqi forces have been playing defense. it was concerned they would lose baghdad and that would be huge win for isis. maybe this is a move to get on the offense. but when you are telling your enemy you are coming, that's going to be trouble. when you look at what tom cotton said, that spells trouble for the war authorization bill. in there it says no enduring ground troops. i'm not sure the measure will pass because if you strip out that language democrats won't vote for it. if you say no ground troops, as tom cotton says you don't tell the enemy what you are going do. you said this week did not go as planned for the white house. >> i thought it would be a good week because of the homeland security immigration issue. but you had the state department spokeswoman sucking you can't kill isis by going to war with them. then they had to play defense on that. then i have seen republicans attack the white house. y

>> i think the fed pretty much have a plan and a plan is to just wait it out until we see more on crete evidence and more economic indicators of what is actually going down. we have two months and two more months, to find out if anything can disrupt monitor policy. i think the fed is doing a little bit of -- they have the plan by mike tyson. he said, everyone has got a plan until you get punched in the mouth. >> so you are a bit off either one. >> we see the split in reaction here it almost every economist says you get two months, we take it out in march or the march and april meetings we do not raise rates. the economic community came out of yesterday's testimony. the fed will raise rates in june for the first time. that was the message from janet yellen. the bond market sees it completely differently. they picked up on her comment about how we are not the inflation and we will not move until we do. and you see yields weighing down on her comments. in june, you would not be pushing yields down across the curve. maybe today, she finds a way to knit those views together. it would be inte

. >>: to see things like this surely crete's concerns we wish we had more police officers and then we have lower rates of crime. it's not about the case is about more officers. they're working with these clubs step--hoping they will step up their security. >> reporter: we have a hundred thousand got the state out of--the board waiting alone longer totheir state returns battlement--back. >> reporter: lawmakers aren't urging removing morality closets from a teacher's hand look because they say are discriminatory the arts bishop said the statement outlines catholic employees and it does not undermine church documents. >> reporter: the talks in san for cisco began nine months ago out and broke down in recent weeks oakland mayor applauded the move the union has not commented on this latest development. >> reporter: rebel attacks are continuing despite the ceasefire there was called five days ago officials say rebels have fired on ukrainian officials 50 times in the last day one of its with--village was hit by rockets and fire overnight. ukraine claimed--and tribute to those who lost their

of the iranian-backed popular mobilization units, particularly in areas to the north, like mosul to crete, places out in the western anbar, where they're at the moment being welcomed in piecemeal, but i think they'll wear out their welcome soon, i think the overreliance on these units will lengthen the war against isis. these guys are -- if you look, they've blanked out the gruesome images of dead bodies -- a dead body suspended from a lamppost, left there by the pmu's. likewise a massacre, bottom left, this is not even images from the most recent massacre of '72 alleged massacre. top right, heavy artillery bombardment of sunni villages. they may be mostly depopulated with isis, but nonetheless these guys come heavy when they come. and interestingly, the bottom right-hand image, you may say there's a bunch of young fighters, holding up an iraqi flag. what could be wrong with that? in and of itself nothing. but what they're doing is they're holding it up on the main road and taunting kurdish drivers with it. this isn't small. it's not helpful. and it's an indicator, even when these guys ar

. >> and, if i may, sir, i see when it was closed by the core of engineers, the beaches began to e crete. >> >> so if this is green and this is mr. go, that does not forego that. >> i unction what has happened there has taken many years. and it has been the result, largely, of how we have channelized the mississippi river, as you brought out in your comments. we certainly support gulf coast restoration. we're working on gulf coast restoration. this is a pro po poe sal by the administration about whether the revenues from the outer continental shelf that are national assets should be focused on four states or should be -- >> we're over time so let me conclude by this. thank you for your indull jenls. >>> i will point out that for the last three years all the states have received $22 billion and the four gull coast, 25 million, now we're talking 375 million out of 22 billion. it doesn't seem much to ask. thank you, i yield back. >> thank you, madame chair. senator from louisiana, i can assure you that this is very important to all of us in the country. i have good friends environmental fri

on a clear night, you can actually see the southern hills of crete from libya.peedboat. the europeans are very -- the fact they drenched the mediterranean in the blood of those poor coptic christians, sending a message to the europeans, we're coming after you, we want to retaliate against you for the air strikes in iraq. >> the level of brutality clearly knows no bounds. the barbarity has reached a new level. we know they have killed their own countrymen and fellow muslims. they have killed jews. we see here a dozen christians being killed. that is significant. this totalitarian ideology is literally about equal opportunity murder. >> it is. there's another aspect of this related to those murders we have to think about this. we're looking at this from a western optic in attacks in denmark and paris. if the tide over the course of years will turn against isis this is important. in a lot of place they're moving into libya, yemen and isis flags in afghanistan there are already obviously locally entrench ed entrenched islamist groups. what isis is doing as it moves