>> 100 caramels. >> i see a dane sighting. [laughs] >> dane's here? >> he's outside. >> oh. >> hey. >> look at this guy. >> wow. long time no see around these parts. >> i know. i know. that's what happens when you have a reality show, i guess, huh? you just show up. >> yeah, you show up. >> so... >> you afraid to wrap a little caramel? >> oh, you know i know how. you know i know how. >> might as well. >> so you having fun? >> i am having a good time. >> that's good. hi, peter. >> hi. long time no see. >> it's still delicious. >> so what brings you here today? what is it that you want? >> what is it i want? >> yeah. >> in terms of? >> in terms of this business. >> well, i'd like it to... >> let's start there. >> to grow so it's profitable. i mean, that's-- >> and what are you doing to contribute to that growth? >> well, i mean, when i--when i say, "hey, look, let's get a business plan together and do it," and i just get a blank stare, it's hard to go-- >> not a blank stare, dane. >> i think what we clearly said was we would love to talk to you about a

dane egley is a senior advisor for hostage accountability. dr. egley, thank you for being here. >> thanks lisa. >> something going on that is changing the reliability of intelligence-gathering? >> no, i don't think there's any significant change. you are seeing all the elements of the fog of war. the remarks by president obama reflect his confidence in the program. and the efficacy of the drone program. what you have is something that happens. you put together a launch package which has as much validity double checks, triple checks that you can get. but the reality is, there are a lot of factors that make it a low probability rescue operation on hostages and you have to have as high a probability on drone attack and sometimes the two areas intersect. >> what are some of the issues that are difficult to acquire accurate information about where the hostages are how they're being held? >> that's a great question and we struggle with that in the interagency the joint arena and the coalition. there's no one silver bullet. you have to put together a ho

it happened around 10:30 when investigators say, a man in his late 20's, was crossing the six-dane avenueparently on his way to the roxy night club. police say he was hit by an s.u.v., and died on the scene moment later. that will driver did not stop. police now need your help, they are looking for a dark colored suv. pennsylvania tags jsm0488. it likely has front end damage. anyone with any information should contact police. reporting live in fishtown, al andrea huff, "eyewitness news". >> alexandria, thank you. >>> new this morning, a fire has damaged a corner grocery store in philadelphia's kensington neighborhood. the call came in around 3:00 this morning. flames inside isaac's food market at the corner of jasper and east cambria streets. firefighters got it under control in about 15 minutes. the second floor tenant smelled smoke and got out in time. >> federal prosecutors are accuse ago philadelphia woman of trying to join isis and martyr herself. thirty year old keonna thomas, she is referred to her herself as the young lioness. she is accused of communicating with isis fight nerve

rescuers work to save a great dane that fell 200 feet off cliff. hiking with his owner in oregon when he went missing. they found the 80-pound great dane mastiff mix was the trail was too steep to walk down. local humane society rescue teams had to propel down the cliff and get ranger in a rescue basket. he had one broken bone but otherwise he was in pretty good condition. n your money night the nation's largest drugstore chain announce it plans to close 200 stores nationwide. walgreens making the move as it expands on a $1 billion cost cut cutting plan it announced back in october. the company not yet deciding which stores it will close and says it's not focusing on any specific geographic area. there is also no hard timeline for the cost cutting closures. >>> saving money on costly cary pairs by simply washing under your car this weekend? safety experts say it can actually save your brakes. the national highway traffic safety administration looked at rusting pipes that carry brake fluid in about 5 million cars. researchers now believe the problem

. >> well, it's a daned good thing, the epa is a very good thing but never contemplated the government would try to control every aspect of american's life claiming apocalyptic climate change. >> you were just a little boy at the time, you didn't listen. >> sorry i should have listened. >> this economy is so dynamic. >> oh here we go. >> seriously, if electricity costs go up more than a third of electricity generation in this country from coal, are democrats going to take responsibility for that? >> no, because the economy is doing great. >> let me ask you something you and your wife get in an argument, do you pull stuff when you were dating 20 years ago? >> yes. >> all right when we come back, do you think airlines are putting this lease on you with these i hope you're sitting down, because this is how you will be sitting next. >>> planning your trip? get ready for this trip. i want you to take a look at this new air bus design. each economy row getting an extra seat. are you kidding me? you're a frequent flyer just on citations, private aircraft. what do you make of this? >> you are

. >> dane thank you, you have a book coming out in which you tell people how to present themselves. what do you know she's doing is this is she connecting or disconnecting? how is that for a question? >> she is so far away from everyday america on her campaign she is trying to reinvent what it means to be normal. >> right. >> i feel like the fake ri is -- it's hard to take. it's like she's running the true man show campaign where everything is going to be perfect. >> wow. >> and you look at it from the outside and think this can't possibly be perfect. it doesn't really matter for her, right is this so the democrats don't really have another option so she doesn't really have to do anything, as long as her poll numbers hold fairly stidy nor the next year, she gets the democratic nomination and then i suppose she'll unbleach the $2.5 billion and it will be amazing shock and awe. >> you mentioned briefly that she might have been work parking in a handicapped zone. i don't know if she did it or if it was the secret service but they parked maybe just to drop her off, i think this is enoug

. >> israeli president "n said that this deal with a pose a great dane to the world. they say this will only empower iran which despite threatening israel it's backing rebels in yemen and bashar al-assad. how does this agreement with iran fit into the president's larger strategy in the middle east? >> the fact is that we continue it have a long list of concerns with iran and their behavior. they have a record of supporting terrorist organizations around the flow. they support destabilizing flus like hezbollah. they are unjustly detaining american citizens inside iran so, we have a long list of concerns. but that's all the more reason that iran does not obtain a nuclear weapon. they'll only be worse actors if they're nuclear armed. >> isn't that the only reason that our allies are so concerned about this deal. is the deal worth risking risking further damage to relationships? >> john boehner called it alarming. he said it would be naive to suggest that the iranian regime will not continue to use it's nuclear program and destabilize the region. >>> kenyaensrning the mas

serve dane forecast time. perfect weather today. nice for tomorrow as well. temperatures in the 70s days. there's tuesday raindrops, drying back out wednesday and thursday. more rain likely late in the week going int >>> you're watching news4 today. >> hillary clinton expected to announce that she's going to be running for president today. moderator of "meet the press," chuck todd a look at what he's working on this morning. >> chuck? >> adam angie, hello across the way. as you know sunday she's in it to win it again. hillary announces today, why this time though her biggest opponent may be herself. also we are rand paul in the race. after the week some are asking whether he has temperament to be president. the interview with the senator. plus john kerry coming up on "meet the press." >> thanks chuck. reminder you can see "meet the press" with chuck every sunday here on nbc 4 right after our show, news4 today, four minutes from now. >> slurpee lovers we hope you didn't miss bring your own cup day. take a look. they said you could fill up any container at 1.49

negroes, albanians austrians, belgians, brazilians, bulgarians, canadians, chinese croats, czechs, danes, french, germans, british, greeks, dutch, italians, yugoslavs, latvians, letts, norwegians, mexicans, poles, rumanians, spaniards, swiss, americans, and russians. 55,000 of them died because of this place. people were tattooed across the belly with slave numbers and forced to work on starvation diet. people were coldly and systematically tortured. here schoker, the camp commandant, said, "i want at least 600 jewish deaths reported in the camp office every day." thugs were appointed as overseers or block leaders. there was no efficient distribution of food. one prisoner collected the rations for ten or 15 men. hunger and hopelessness turned some of them into beasts. sometimes, a prisoner carrying rations back to the hut was waylaid and robbed by other prisoners. sometimes, he ate the best part of the food himself. sometimes, he sold it. corruption was fostered, for it gave another excuse for killing. all this seemed so remote from humanity, so far beyond the behavior of man. british me

dane ra wright. a little miscommunication between him and dan uggla. look at scherzer. he'll be making that face a lot this season. nats pay for the next mistake. lucas duda breaks up the no-hitter for scherzer. curtis granderson and david wright score. two unearned runs. that is your final. scherzer takes the loss. >> any time you lose a ball game you always go back and look at what you could do better. even for myself. even though i threw the ball well i thought there's still things i could improve on. >> pitching awesome. the storyline was harper with the home run. you know just botched it. but we'll put that behind us quickly and ready to get the next game going. >> not all bad today for nats fans. new mlb commissioner rob manfred in town to announce the 2018 all-star game will be played at nats park. the game will take place ten years after the ballpark opened. everyone knows this is a great opportunity to really show off nats park. look how pretty that looks. great time to show off the city. >> nationals park has already hosted a postseason but we think the all-st

quiet now but a different story come less than 24 hours as the red sox come into town for opening dane weather is going to be beautiful with temperatures in the 70's at first pitch. i hope you have tickets to head out and see the phils play. compared to 24 hours ago temperatures are warming up. anywhere from about five to 11 degrees warmer so that milder air mass continues to move on in and sets up shop over the next couple of days. here's the current numbers again. 63 philadelphia, 51 in mount pocono but to our north where the cold front, this is a different air mass there albany 40 degrees, 35 in buffalo. look to the south of the front, 67 in richmond. we're going to remain to the south of the front over the next 48 hours so that keeps our temperatures on the warm side. average high 60. we'll be way above there for monday and tuesday in the lower 70's but little bit of a drop in the temperatures for the middle of the week. looks like we hit the 50's wednesday and thursday but that is short lived as we return to the upper 60's to near 70 by next friday into next weekend. winds still g

flights coming in and search and rescue and immediate medical aid and have seen eu response with t the dane sri lanka and bangladesh sending in medical aid and surpplies and there is a worry of the structure of the building because you cannot land the plane and there are four lanes to offload passengers and goods and they have to be emptied and another plane can land and take the place, a very long, precarious position and as i talk i see more rescue workers going in and hearing sirens and ambulances and in the past half hour extra gurneys and expecting it through the night when the light stay clear there may be bodies recovers and they are searching for them and i have to mention the clouds are beck ending dark clouds are raining and hampering not just in kathmandu but across the country. >>> thank you. dramatic pictures have emerged of the moment an avalanche triggered by the earthquake went down mt. everest and 18 climbers were killed and victoria reports. >> reporter: everest base camp on saturday morning and a first sign something is wrong. >> the ground is shaking. >> reporter: at fir

parents saying in part that this letter is a reminder to please check your child's school bag every dane a remove anything that does not belong at a school. >>> mother accused of abandoning her disable son in the west philadelphia park should be returning home soon. she waved extradition at a hearing yesterday in montgomery county, maryland. police say she left the her quadriplegic son alone in cobbs creek park so she could visit her boyfriend who lives in maryland. once she's back in philadelphia parlor faces several charges including attempted murder. >>> four people, including three children are in the hospital after being struck by a truck. chopper three over the scene in woodbury heights gloucester county last night. those three kid were taken to cooper hospital. the fourth victim was taken to inspirea medical center. no word on their conditions. >>> police also tell us that two officers are expected to be okay after an accident in philadelphia's ogontz neighborhood. chopper three right here over the scene tuesday night at north 21st and le veer streets. while on patrol those office

60 is your high, off and on rain through the dane mostly cloudy tuesday but some sunny breaks and what, to 64. >> okay. thank you david. >> all right. >> it is now 5:40 and georgia he educators convicted of spying to boost test scores learn their fate. >> fyi philly checks out some one of kind of jewelry creations. matt. >> good morning to port richmond with a nice shot of aramingo avenue at ann street. things are nice and quiet in the neighborhood. update on a construction project in montgomery county. >> a little boy climbs a tree to check out some squirrels. when he gets up there he says, oh wait, how do i get back down? the conclusion of that story when "action news" comes back. >> ♪♪ >> welcome back. pretty as a picture. taking a live look there out over penn's landing. it is 5:44, 52 degrees right now as you start your wednesday morning. >> getting up to 70 degrees today. roll the windows down this afternoon, matt. >> sounds good, tam. i was expecting you to use some of your descriptive colors there because today is world art day and it is world art day because it's da vinci's bi

that yesterday broke their hearts and today -- or yesterday rather, they were proud at the end of the daneice commissioner echoed those feelings in an overnight news conference. >> major events earlier in the evening, we had a group march down into the downtown area to city hall. we had no major issues with that. we had a small group within that group of about four to five people that we stopped and had a conversation with but allowed that em to proceed on. that group had no issues. very proud of them. they came down went back and returned to the area that they had come from. >> reporter: for now the curfew will remain in effect for a week and authorities say the national guard will continue to patrol the streets. coming up at 5:00 we'll highlight some of the positive images emerging from the streets of baltimore and how residents there are taking control back of their city and by the way schools are opened today, matt. >> okay, we'll see you then. thank you erin. >>> we're following another developing story, this one in ferguson missouri. at least two people were shot during protests over

it is wednesday hump dane so far things are looking pretty decent on the roadways.less than ideal weather conditions last night some of our construction projects were canceled like the one that was scheduled to close the westbound side of the vine street expressway here by the schuylkill. it remained opened overnight. all lanes available to you this morning, no issues to complain about. but they were still working along 95 and they're still out there northbound by cottman. should be wrapping up any time. no construction at this point on the tacony palmyra bridge. but there's a whole bunch on the pennsylvania turnpike. they're working westbound by bensalem taking out the right lane. we saw some slowing through that stretch just a minute ago, now 63 miles per hour. so the slowing kind of comes and goes and they're working at the downingtown interchange in both directions blocking the left lanes there as well as a part of the ramp so watch out for the crews there. we've got about six different zones along the northeast extension between mid-county and quakertown. we'll

erin and dane are here to challenge him today. good luck to all of you. here we go. the "jeopardy!". one daily double in this round at one of these categories. talk about good movies. and finally, we want you to... ...because each correct response will begin with one of those letters. alex, start us off. national film registry $800. alex. what is watts? "watts" is right. p's and q's, $800. [ ragtime music playing ]

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claire danes, sofia vergara. it was talking about women on television.the editor's letter, he said don't you remember when we were kids, television was for kids and movies were for adults? let's be honest. movies are for kids. television is for adults. i thought that was such an elegant way of saying it is right there in your living room. it is. writers and directors have more freedom in television. charlie: and the stories are better told. the quality of the acting, and the people coming to television. they have time to develop a character. they have the best writing coming to television. because people appreciate the fact. with all the technology that has come in, you can watch it when you want to watch it. julianna: and you can watch all 22 episodes. i have people tell me for three weeks they watched all five seasons. i love film. i don't want to take away from what film is. it has changed. the sequels and all that -- there are great films out there. actors are finding that the audience wants to see women, and it is a great time to be a woman in telev

watch an all new season of "parts unknown" with anthony about our dane tonight-- bourdain tonight atthey are on high alert, anticipating a third eruption from the volcano wreaking havoc in the region. ash from the volcano in chile has now reached as far away as brazil prompting some airlines to cancel flights to the capitals of chile argentina and uruguay. we are joined live from encinita uruguay. how much activity is on tap for today? i still see there is a lot of cash on you, where do they put it? >> that's the problem, fred they are still scrambling to clean up all of this ash. ensenada as you mentioned, one of the first towns evacuated, more than 5,000 people evacuated from this very rural region. they are allowed back in during the day, clean up get the ash off the roofs and very importantly, get their livestock out of here. that's because 210 million tons of ash fell on this region. no cow, no horse can get through this to get to their pastures. they are starving. so they are trying to get them out, get them to safety. take a look at this. [ horn honking ] >> reporter: john riv

>>> dane year >>> danger and desperation. >> a massacre left more than 100 dead in kenya. a stunning revelation about why dmandos couldn't get there sooner. >> and a helicopter flies through restricted airspace landing in front of the u.s. capitol building. i a rose mary church welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. >> i'm errol burnett. we're your team for the next two hours. thank you for tuning in. this its "cnn newsroom." >>> we begin with the pitched battle for control of the capital of iraq's anbar province. at least 150,000 people have fled their homes in ramadi to escape isis attacks from all sides. he says the city could fall within hours because it is unclear how much longer iraqi forces can hold on. >> with that urgency, prime minister at abadi met with congressional leaders in washington and asked for military help. the u.s. estimates, isis lost a quarter of the populated areas it seized in iraq. but a deadly tug-of-war for territory in the sunni heartland. >> u.s. officials say there has been seven air strikes in ramadi since monday

with all of you a stand for marriage as we believe god or daned it. i stand here broken hearted frankly, i never thought that i would see the day when in my beloved count reeshg the united states of america merely holding to a biblical world view would subject to ridicule fines, punishment yet that is where we have come. and we have come not only to reaffirm our commitment to marriage because the union between one man and one woman. we are here to defend the religious liberty of christians and others all over the country that are trying to stand up for what we believe in. it is important that christians did not have marriage an a response for the day rights movement. i believe this long before there was any such thing as a day rights movement. the idea that this is something that is motivated by hatred. who are we with hating before. we believed that marriage of the union between one man and one woman long before there was any such thing as a day rights movement. so you know, it breaks my heart that our country is going into the direction it is going

a coalition partners have launched over 500 airstrikes in iraq -- spaniards, danes australians, and others have provided training inside iraq. the dutch and italy are working with us to resupply the peshmerga. several countries, including japan and saudi arabia, have made significant nonmilitary contributions in areas such as development assistance humanitarian aid. a majority within each of the iraqi constituencies and communities supports this u.s. effort and these coalition efforts. leaders from across the iraqi political spectrum have publicly asked for our help and our continued help and we are providing the help in a smarter way. small numbers of advisors backed by a large coalition. this large coalition is backed up by the most capable air force in the world. we are pounding isil from the sky. nearly 1300 u.s. airstrikes alone, thus far, thankfully, we have not lost, knock on wood, a single u.s. service member to enemy fire. not one. but this is a dangerous dangerous, dangerous place. with our assistance, the iraqis have made significant progress on the battlefield. eight months ago

. >> a job recruitment fair in beijing, many of those daning the vacancies are students about to graduate. after four years of university, they find they don't have the qualifications employers are looking for. >> my major is communications. my fellow classmates, very few found jobs a if it our qualifications. >> many get jobs in other industries. >> for my major, there is not enough jobs in the market. >> he is looking for a job to pay $1,200 a month but the job rerooter said it's an unrealistic expectation. >> they are fresh without much experience. the student you interviewed will probably get half of what he expects. >> experts say many graduates lack critical thinking, foreign languagion and basic offers communications that businesses are looking for. >> the government is worried about the impact the throwing economy is having. the premier announce add plan to create 10 million new you are bans jobs before the end of the year. >> one solution is to encourage more students to consider learning up a trade. this vocational college has more than 10,000 students who have been trained in a

. >> i took this picture with this young lady dane a and look who photo bombed us. >> who is that?chris murphy. >> it is chris murphy. >> oh, my gosh. look at him. >> we had such a good time. >> good photo bomb. >> it was the weather was amazing, i just wanted to run around. >> and then they played the game. >> oh. anyway so, bob has his mug segment every day. some people, look, common in here melissa some people sent us mugs, and sue's was smashed in the like delivery. hi melissa. >> hi, mike. >> she watches the show every day. so what did you do? >> i made sue and alex mugs. >> oh, so sweet. >> these are really cute. >> i had sent in a mug with bus stop buddy, and because of my dad, it was in memory of my dad. and i was not able to get pictures with sue or mal ex -- alex the mugs got broken, so i made you your own mugs. >> so sweet. >> so s for sue. >> yes? >> and the other is for aling. >> one for aling. >> thank you for you forgot the milk! that's lactaid®. right. 100% real milk just without the lactose. so, no discomfort? exactly. try some... mmm, it is real milk. lactaid®. 10

tonight a clearer picture of the chaotic escape and the pursuit of that dane russ prisoner, plus a look inside the home he broke into during the break. >>> a local state senator ends up on a isis hit list. the warning from capitol police and the defiant message he has this evening. >>> a multimillion-dollar gang network targeting local moms in the middle of the day. how they work and how to protect yourself. >>> but first new insight into that white-knuckle prisoner pursuit. it paralyzed neighborhoods from northern virginia to southeast d.c. darcy spencer is live in fairfax county with the latest on the day after. darcy? >> reporter: wendy we've been doing some digging to try to find out what was he doing during all those hours that police were looking for him? this was a massive manhunt. where did he go? what was he doing? we'll take you inside a house here in fairfax county where he spent a lot of time. the homeowner tell us that police confirmed that he was inside her house. she says he took some clothing. he had a little something to eat. and she believes he had some of her alcohol.

. >>> dane year >>> danger and desperation. >> a massacre left more than 100 dead in kenya.ut why dmandos couldn't get there sooner. >> and a helicopter flies through restricted airspace landing in front of the u.s. capitol building. i a rose mary church welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. >> i'm errol

anymore" and an nyu professor writes "it was a failure of competence one big enough that he had for will dane that should resign." >> it's incredible that that could happen but they are dodging the issue and aggressively saying no one is going to be fired. >> defiantly, i would say. they are just simply not commenting. you could argue this is about second chances. you could argue this is about loyalty on the part of the publisher. but almost everybody today is taking the opposite approach. they are saying this seems like stubbornness or ineptitude. >> there's a lot of outrage out there about that. thank you, brian. now, joshua strange was accused of sexual assault by his girlfriend at the time in 2011. he was arrested but when the case was brought before a grand jury they threw the case out due to insufficient evidence. all right. i appreciate you taking the time. josh let me start with you because i just gave everyone the headlines of your personal story. as someone who says he was falsely accused of rape in college, are you surprised by this story that jackie's allegations were front page m

southern delaware you can see morning rain on sunday for the rest of us we will see morning clouds, sun dane and then afternoon sun. mainly clear overnight patchy frost in the city, a freeze in the suburbs. low temperature is 35. during the day tomorrow, high of 60. chilly start but really nice in the afternoon with plenty of sunshine and then wind slowly relaxes. temperatures warm through the day, by 2:00, 58 degrees, 59 at 5:00. during the evening we will get chill which a temperature of 52. three day forecast shows the weekend in the glance. the saturday 68. sunday 63. rain to the south. by monday a few showers for everyone, the the high temperature is 61. we do warm up to our seasonal levels in the seven day, i'll have that next half an hour. we will take a quick break . >>> it is reasonable to say this season has been a struggle for phillies both on the field and unfortunately in the box office. >> the team has taken a new approach to selling tickets this season. "eyewitness sports" reporter james palmer joins us live from citizens bank park with that story james. >> reporter: guys, thi

. >> ed henry on a windy spring dane in iowa city. >>> iraq needs more help from the united states and alis to destroy the islamic state. the same iraq that dropped the weapons we gave them after a trillion dollars worth of training and fell apart in front of isis? now they want more help. the work from iraq's prime minister. he maintained the comment as he boarded the flight to washington to meet with president obama. set to be his first official visit to the united states as prime minister. the reuters news agency reports he hands to ask for help acquiring bills of dollars in drones and other american weapons. remember the iraqi military largely melted away and left u.s. weapons behind for isis, so they need more weapons to fight against the weapons that were dropped that used to be ours that we gave to them. meantime, the militants have released a video, as they're wont to do showing them destroying another ancient historical site in iraq. unbelievable scene. we can't independently verify the authenticity but it's wildly believed this is what is left. it ended with the militants fil

you look to the right that is kelly drive opened there but further down it shuts down between found danereen drive and hunting park after a new. if you look to the left martin luther king drive shut down between ben franklin parkway and montgomery drive for recreational activities and also for cherry blossom festival in fair mount park. we will move to the ben franklin bridge mid span in, delays or problems on the ben franklin, again, light volume, no delays, the area bridges as a whole through philadelphia look okay. further up 676, admiral wilson boulevard looks okay n problems on 42 or 55 or ac expressway or garden state parkway for that matter. the mass transit, are in is town high speed line busing between 69th street and ardmore, due to construction. that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm ann evans new nicole back to you. >>> berks it is a masters sunday basically a holiday observed in my local household but it is exciting to watch because a young texas golfer is darling of the this years masters tournament. twenty-one year-old jordan spieth is looking for a green jacket

after it was announced claire danes' character was leaving the cia in the next season of "homeland."s a real tweet from the cia. take a look. [ laughter ] the cia tweeted that. a lot of people were surprised the cia would have such a a strong opinion about a tv character. but it turns out they actually have a long history of voicing their opinions about tv shows on twitter. for example, they tweeted, "news flash, not everybody loves raymond. in fact, it's a fairly toxic household." >> steve: wow. wow. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: they also tweeted, "if we wanted to see people drinking, smoking and womanizing, we'd skip 'mad men' and hang out with the secret service. #yeahwewentthere." [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: oh my god. >> jimmy: hey, whoa. what are you guys doing -- >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: -- over at the tweeting offices there at the cia. finally, they tweeted, "ross didn't do anything wrong to rachel. #theywereonabreak. #bitchesbecray." [ cheers and applause ] who's doing this? >> steve: who's the tweeter? >> jimmy: guys, i want to say congrats to the duke blue devils, who defe

higher but according to most estimates at least 3500 western europeans, brits, french, germans, swedes, danes have less comfortable western europe and traveled to the caliphate in iraq and syria. ladies and gentlemen, here's the key point about that for everyone watching here in america. if they don't get killed these westerners are waging jihad overseas one day they will return home. these are u.s. citizens coming u.s. passport holders and when they return home fresh off sawing off someone's head in the middle east, they're probably not going to transition peacefully back into civilian life. maybe get a job at a gas station. no, the jihad will come here. ice is right now is calling on its followers. they are saying hey come to the caliphate establish this utopian islamic society but it's also good bank if you stay put in chicago, new york london berlin. ice calls them city wolves. city wolves and they're telling them to rise up on american soil. you can be a one-man jihad in your own backyard. think of fort hood. think of the boston bombings. think of paris back in january 2015. look folks,

. >> this is dane. >> nobody's family home cat could be happier than these cats in here. >> one of thewalking in the yard in kentucky was something i never thought i would see in a million years on a prison yard. that's all of the cats. they were all over the place. >> nobody remembers exactly when dozens of stray cats began to adopt kentucky state prison as their home. and as our crew discovered the inmates were more than happy to adopt the cats as pets. >> pets when they're babies, you raise them up, pet them, you feed them, you watch them grow, that's your cat. they're like kids. >> it was really amazing to see all of these guys that were in the state's maximum security penitentiary with cats climbing all over them. they had them up on their shoulders. they were petting them constantly. it was really interesting how the inmates had developed very, very nurturing relationships with these cats. >> we got all kinds of cats. you have got these guys here. these cats is their kids. and, mess with one of the cats. just like messing with my kids at home. these cats is their family. that's a

onlookers, dane fa. >> right. these guys' lives are over.ay not have had criminal records before but if they go through with the investigation find these guys are guilty as it appears to be on the tape their lives are over and the onlookers, you know, i'm not familiar with what the law would allow in something like this, but how can you not realize that something -- and you showed on the tape, megyn, they're just steps away. >> right. >> they're all partying and worried about spilling their flat overpriced beer. there's a woman being assaulted steps away from them. this is such an indictment of american society. we have a problem as a nation with this. and we need to stop, like, promoting this stuff in culture on mtv, vh1 acting like this is a great thing, spring break, partying, drinking until your brain cells are gone. it's disgusting. >> i pulled the law. it's a crime punishable by up to one year in jail. if you failed to report a sexual battery or seek assistance for the victim so long as it is safe to do so. the law requires you to seek

the individual man dane sbeept effect this year for tax, and it is fully in effect exactly the way it was written and the employer mandate will kick in by, frankly, for an employer folks who have 50 or less employees are exempted from the law anyway. that's the way it was written. that's about 94% of the employers in this country. for those with more than 35050 employees, they are in but they offer health insurance anyway. so things around administrative burden had to balance, what the packages of benefits arement. right now, every state has state mandated they passed included in their state benefit package which does not make a lot of sense, but we have now the big biggest arm right now is that there are lots of millions of people in america who are too poor to afford health insurance because they are in a state that did not expand medicaid in the way that the supreme court determined the medicaid decision. we have now millions of people in the country who do not qualify for anything in a catch 22. there's a lot of opportunity to work together. a lot of exciting things. i hope we get

. >> dane kennedy from the national history center.or someone who is such an inside player and discrete the op-ed that scowcroft wrote about iraq and that you mentioned at the beginning of your talk was sort of startling, i think, for a lot of people. i was wondering i was wondering if you could say a little bit more about that sort of how that his view of the issue fit into his larger strategic vision and also what kind of impact that op-ed had on his subsequent relationship with people who he was very close with before that. >> i think i think it is a pivotal event. in some ways as i begin the book it is contrary to his personality and not being behind the behind-the-scenes command we know he is close to 41. yet mentioned about his colleagues and friends working on for 43. so why would he do this? he had been on television twice having expressed the same perspectives, he had written other op-ed for the "washington post" after september 11 in october and early october 2001 and in early 2,002. his position was well known. the reason wh

and i saw -- it's just funny to see these white guys, that's all if got say, 6 white guys with ban danes -- bandanas over their faces. they're trying to stir up the young killeds and make it like it's right. on top when then bloods and the crips come out and now do we remember where that creep came from that killed our two new york city cops? came from baltimore. now we are giving them another signal that it's okay to go kill some cops now because it's justice, and you're taking justice. like that idiots that came from baltimore who we wouldn't repeat his name, who assassinated these young cops here in new york. i just pray to god this doesn't happen in baltimore. >> bo, do the parents understand how dangerous the environment is for their children? parents, if you have kids out there you need to get them out of there. >> better get on your cell phone. every kid has a cell phone and you tell them to get their butts back into the house. right now the kids, not knowing what they're doing and someone is going to get hurt really bad or maybe someone ills is going get killed. these young kids

. >> thank you madam chair, and i would echo senator danes comments. it's a great panel so really, really appreciate everybody's testimony. very, very informative. it's just a wide variety of views. i really appreciate what you're doing. i think we're all in graeme on the importance of safety for our citizens, for the flying public. you've made some very important contributions already. i want to talk about kind of the issue of regulations with regard to how we do this in a way that's most effective, and miss gilligan, i want to start with you. we had a hearing last week with regard to infrastructure in terms of aviation, and as you know a key part of safety is aviation infrastructure whether it's updates to runways and things. one of the things that has been i think for many americans, many members of congress, a frustration, is just how long infrastructure projects now take. we had the manager of the seattle tacoma airport testifying last week. it took 15 years to permit an additional runway at that airport. not to build it. it took three years to bu