that's what we heard from matthew rye croft, the u.k. ambassador to the u.n. who is currently the president of the security council this month. he said that the council is prepared to meet on this, but they need to have a request from a member state, and so far they've had not had that. we did ask the russian ambassadors who is going into a meeting if russia planned to ask the security council for a meeting. he simply said we're not quite sure yet. beyond that, also on tuesday, turkey september this letter to the security council president as well as ban ki-moon, and outlines what turkey said are the facts of the sways as they see it with the downing of the russian plane. they said some of this we already know, but it's important to repeat again what russia or i'm sorry, what turkey i is telling the u.n.

. >> reporter: jeff croft says at enforcement officers have been reporting drone operators to the nypd. on staten island park officers ticketed this man for flying a small drone. >> they wanted to know where i got t what model was it. they took information off the drone, they wanted my information. >> reporter: according to this parks memo the information is kept in a database to forward on and share with nypd. >> we use discretion. >> reporter: the deputy chief for counterterrorism says that with the possibility that drones can be fitted with firearms or loaded with explosives and crashed into a building, it only makes sense to red flag people caught illegally operating drones. >> we do an extensive background check and our intel division gets involved. >> reporter: but are the fears overblown? drone researcher arthur holland michelle understands why the nypd is keeping tabs on drone users. >> it may not make a ton of sense since we haven't seen a lot of malicious intent cases is another question. >> i don't want to be on a terrorist list. >> reporter: whether it's tool or a illegally

he is rebuilding his strength in neuro rehappen in bank croft where shamus is a star. >> they spend 2069 months in training. >> reporter: his owner, carolyn, says shamus does k-9 a assisted therapy, which is pet therapy. >> he becomes one of the treatment tools. >> reporter: this game helps heath with balance and coordination, making sure that the the fun makes it fun for patients. >> kenneth engages the person more, makes it more interesting, and it really becomes an interactive piece of therapy. >> he is very, very strong and he gets me going, which is fun. >> reporter: rehab is hard and can be discouraging for patients like heath who has to relearn basic skills but shamus makes that work easier. >> he gets me so much better. i'm working with him. he gets me going. he really does get me going. >> reporter: shamus is a full-time k-9 therapist in bank croft which specializes in rehabilitation with veterans with brain injuries. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> last week president obama marked veterans day by bestowing nation's highest military honor on a army captain woun

rooms in historic neighborhoods for a fraction of a hotel croft. >> reporter: they have seen communities like charlestown overwhelmed. >> it's been growing so much in downtown boston. the worst case scenario is a person rents it out and never stays there. goes to ikea, dresses up the apartment and rents it out on almost a daily basis. >> reporter: the i-team found that's what happened right here. 1618 battery street in the north end. one tenant took this one outside of the unit that even listed a checkout time. >> when you have an apartment being used as a daily turnover, it affects the value. >> reporter: a bill sponsored would require homeowners to register the short-term ones. air bnb is tracking and publishing rental activity to help stem permanent rentals and negotiate tax rates with each city. representative micklowicz is encouraged air bnb is taking steps but he wants concrete action and has no plans to pull his bill at this time. >>> forget just blocking internet trolls. >> one woman's way of turning something awful into something good. >> spending thousands and getting nothing i

police say they were cleared a side show on 90th and been croft when a man approached pointing a gun. officers opened fire and killed him. oakland police say the we weapon was a replica after a week end of several side shows that shut down streets and a freeway with up to 400 cars involved. we will have more on the investigation at the top of the hour. >> the "san francisco chronicle" said two sheriff deputies have been placed on leave after surveillance video caught them aggressively attacking a suspect. the disturbing video was taken on thursday morning in the mission district. the beating took place after a car chase from san leandro to san francisco. the 24-year-old man, 29-year-old man was fleeing when he was tackled and struck multiple times. the officers were placed on paid leave while officials launch an investigation into the incident. >> the latest on the attacks in paris. officers conducted 168 raids and this morning they have stopped sixments since spring. turkish shorts say they flagged a suicide bomber in friday attack to the french counterpart s but they got no response

otherwise people smugglers will be able to bring more and more people >>> amnesty international have croft greece and the ue not doing enough to stop the drownings. people are forced to take the dangerous sea root. the greek coast guard says it rescued more than 1400 people on saturday and sunday. still to come here on the program we will be telling you why the quality of public sector education is getting worse in africa's most populous nation. >> "inside story" takes you beyond the headlines, beyond the quick cuts, beyond the soundbites. we're giving you a deeper dive into the stories that are making our world what it is. >>> welcome back. reminding you of the top stories. the french president is in china seeking beijing's support. hal already beening lande met with chinese leaders. russian say elements have been found on the plane crash site in egypt that were not part of the plane. there's still confusion about how all 224 and crew were killed. the mayor of the greek island of lesbos says there's no more room to bury the refugees who drowned in the sea. the columbian have rescued due b

. >> reporter: shamus is a full-time k-9 therapist at bank croft which specializes in rehabilitation for veterans with brain injuries. we have more information on that program at cws philly.com, click on health. coming up tonight at 11:00, she was beautiful and athletic, a hard to imagine how a mold on her ankle could kill a 17 year-old girl. she's part of the growing trend, now comes a new cancer treatment that could have have saved her. i will have the story of loss and hope, coming up tonight at 11:00 o'clock. >> wow. >> yeah. >> a amazing. >> we will see you at 11:00. >> thanks, stephanie. >>> also coming up at 11:00 it is taste with torey. >> beautiful cakes and cup cakes inspired by a philadelphia grandmother. now her daughter is preserving those memories with deserts that come with stories. >> my mother would always sit the girls down, my daughters down and tell them about the family, tell them about the women in the family. >> reporter: vittoria woodill will tell you how stories of the the woman in these vintage photos inspired a local family business and touched the lives of

we're still with alima croft there in london. again, i'm reminded of the events after 9/11, the solidarity that was achieved among the alilies. i think the key question is what michelle raise, what changes are made in terms of tactic. it looked like a stepped-up air campaign, or will we see an intensified the use of special forces. the air campaign some people say has diminishing returns. the question is what are the next steps going forward? >> it's interesting to hear secretary kerry refer to the term as d in acronym sounds line the arabic words means that isis it's noticeably gaining more use across the west. this is going to be an important one if the decision is made that it's no longer to be referred to by the name it prefers to indicate what its mission is and what its goals are in the middle east. >> yes. one of the goals clearly of the islamic state or d.a.s.h. is to have a state or occupied territory. that's why people say you have to use some type of ground force, take their land away from them if you want to be effect

security council matthew rye croft said, he'll be be call forgive de-escalation, and there are some signs that those calls are being heeded. diplomats here at the united nations point to the fact that the u.n. security council has not been called to meet on this. russia is a member of the security council. it could have called a meeting. turkey is not a member, but it could have asked one of its allies to call a meeting. that has not happened. i think for now earn wants this to remain a dispute between two countries rather than a big international dispute. >> it's the matter of losing face as well. when you have russia saying there will be serious consequences, presumably it has to do something or it looks like its backing down. >> it has to do something. but remember there are very close ties with these countries economically. there is trade, tourism, energy deals, so they are--their economies are quite tied together. i think that they'll an little careful when they think of what action to pursue on this. the one thing that i think we've got to remember, david, this is the worrying part

. >> reporter: jeff croft at nyc park advocates says since february park officers have been reporting drone operators to the nypd. on staten island mark boyce was ticketed for flying a small toy drone at willow brooke park. >> they wanted to flow where i got it what model was it, they took information off the drone. >> reporter: according to this memo the information is quote kept in a database to forward on and share with nypd the nypd's deputy chief for counterterrorism says with the possible that drones can be fitted with firearms, or loaded with explosives and crashed into a building, it only makes sense to red flag people caught illegally operating drones. >> we do an extensive background check. our intel division gets involved and we run the background. >> reporter: but are the fears overblown? drone research arthur holland michelle says he understands why the nypd is keep tabs on drone users. >> but whether it is going to be a use of department resources that may not make a opportunity of sense, since we haven't seen a lot of malicious intent cases, is another question. >> i'm

the russian perspective on the issue is the principle analyst for europe and central asia at maple croft. thank you for joining us. the last couple of day when he is messages that cooperation was moving toward a new level of success. we had further comments today that suggest that russia very much is still a long way apart from where the west wants it to be. >> that's absolutely correct. what we have seen is keeping with putin. he wanted to see reconciliation with the west. to use the russian role in syria as a means of breaking out of russia's isolation and he used this opportunity to drive-thru a coalition in syria. but there's practical impairments as to whether that can work. >> what is the rhetoric in russia from putin himself and state media outlets in relation to the last couple of days and paris in particular. is it the same message from putin at world meetings and g-20 and stuff like that? >> putin always keeps himself above the fray anyway. he does want to be a little more statesmenlike which is why he has come out and talked about how the west isn't playing ball. if you look a

. >>> flyers backup goalie michal neuvirth got the start croft could was the worst team at faceoff to a 40 to 25 shot advantage shutting out the flyers four to nothing. >> 6:22. up next new york's pizza rat is back. >> katherine scott has surveillance photos that police in delaware wants you to see. katherine. >> that's right, matt, police in delaware are hoping the public can hem them identify a man who robbed a 71-year-old woman at gun point. we're live with all the details coming up at 6:30. >> ♪ >> new video just released shows a school resource officer in florida slamming a 13-year-old boy to the ground. this incident happened six months ago. according to prosecutors, this started when maria bad dee ya' intervened during a domestic argument. after slamming the child to the floor they say he twisted the child's wrist for 42 seconds. he's been removed from duty and charged with cruelty toward a child. >> today is veterans day where the nation takes time to honor military veterans and on this day the tallest symbol of freedom is now flying high in the midwest. an insurance company p

money if you're raising from greg croft. >> why is that?i think 82% of our investments have been outside silicon valley. we are finding opportunities everywhere. i think there are great growth pockets in austin, new york, ellie, seattle, all over the world. >> i think it depends. if you are based in austin or l.a. and you have a network with a recruiting advantage, then it might make sense to stay. like there is expertise that you need that doesn't exist in the market you are in, the bay area is quantitatively the best place to found companies. >> is not getting too expensive though? -- isn't it getting too expensive though? being based in san francisco at this point cuts your runway in half. he said, if you live in san mateo, oakland, you can get so much more mileage out of your fundraising. does that change things? spendlong as you don't all of your money on candy bars, you are fine. do think you can found a company anywhere. the challenge is scaling back company to the next level. you can find great individual contributors. you can find

i ended up with john as croft my cosponsored on lifting travel resurgence in cuba. it was not because of the brilliance of my logic. it was because we were friends and we got along. and i talked to him one day about cuba. he said would give me your best argument and why you think we ought to do this. put me on the bill. i said, was at the brilliance of my argument, my logic? he says i have a bunch of rice farmers in southern missouri. they would like to sell into that market. if you do not have the conversation, you never get to that point. melody was suggesting, that is the chemistry. it is not the rule that makes those things happen. it is because you get to know your colleagues. you spend time and you understand the moment -- you pull back. that is what teddy, of course. he served as long as he did. some did it rather quickly. teddy used it so magnificent late to the benefit of the country. judy: margaret spellings, you ran the department of education for president george w. bush. this is a time coming off the animosity of the 2000 election when i think most peop

have --t greg croft, how have you avoided that?ou had buddy media and -- alan: i am you follow our record. we have gotten into all of those companies when they were doing no business or $2 million. takexcessive valuations place in the sea rounds where companies are much larger. we have to go to a commercial. alan patricof. we will be back with more. you are watching "bloomberg ." ♪ david: something pretty extraordinary happened in thailand sunday. this is -- cam footage which captured what appeared to be a giant meteor crossing the night sky. site saidstronomical that it was expected to be a meteor. stephanie: the only shower i saw was last night watching the panthers game. just watching it on tv you felt like you needed an umbrella. david: the panthers are doing pretty well. welcome back. here with us for the hour is three tom keene, fresh off the airwaves, the radio airwaves -- you have the morning must read for us. rogoff talkingn up the fed. essay on short, sharp communication challenges that are out there bank. there. are

it follows the role of -- played by eloise croft. arrives in new york fresh from utah, dreaming of being a broadway star. ♪ >> it's very intense tapping going on in the show. what was the regimen like for you guys? >> we had rehearsal for about four weeks and it was a lot of rolling out and stretching and hot baths. >> the more you do, the easier it gets. it's sort of that thing, you can do it three times in a row, you can do it one time. >> i assume you're going to teach me a couple of taps. >> we are. >> you have your work cut out for you. you thought the show was tough, this is going to be tougher. >> you're going to start with what we call an irish. >> i'm half irish. >> based on a shuffle and a hop. a shuffle is a front brush and a back brush. you do brush brush hop step. brush brush hop step. >> in the show, we start slow and daniel demonstrated this. >> faster. that's enough. >> guys, you can catch dames at sea right now on broadway at the helen hayes theater. you don't want to miss it. i'll catch you guys next in the fox bus.

money if you're raising from greg croft. >> why is that?i think 82% of our investments have been outside silicon valley. we are finding opportunities everywhere. i think there are great growth pockets in austin, new york, ellie, seattle, all over the world. >> i think it depends. if you are based in austin or l.a. and you have a network with a recruiting advantage, then it might make sense to stay. like there is expertise that you need that doesn't exist in the market you are in, the bay area is quantitatively the best place to found companies. >> is not getting too expensive though? -- isn't it getting too expensive though? being based in san francisco at this point cuts your runway in half. he said, if you live in san mateo, oakland, you can get so much more mileage out of your fundraising. does that change things? spendlong as you don't all of your money on candy bars, you are fine. do think you can found a company anywhere. the challenge is scaling back company to the next level. you can find great individual contributors. you can find