chef david chang is here. >> steve: oh! >> jimmy: mark, how are you feeling, buddy? [ laughter ] mark -- can you zoom in on his forehead? does he have -- does he have a lump on there? mark ran into a glass wall. was it this afternoon? this afternoon, yeah. and he's -- he told everybody that he was texting and he wasn't looking up. and so, he was texting and he just ran into a glass wall. [ laughter ] we went and got the security footage. [ laughter and applause ] you weren't texting, buddy. [ laughter ] but we're going to get it up to the control room and maybe we'll come back and take a look at it. and you've just got to see the face. after he hits the glass -- [ laughter ] after he hits the glass, you've got to see his face, man. it's like -- [ laughter ] you know, he's not even holding a cell phone. nice try, buddy. [ laughter ] quest, have you seen this yet? did you? oh, my gosh, it's unbelievably funny. you guys, today is friday and that's usually when i catch up with some personal stuff. i check my inbox and return so

. >> so david chang, our friend, our mutual friend. >> we had a meal together, lunch at david's. he says this is an inspiration, this is an inspiration to chefs, to constantly and continually question the status quo. >> when we had elbui, it was open, i didn't think too much about what it meant. now that it's closed i'm a little more free to think about what i thought about that place. the idea of ego on my part is already covered. in other words, it would have been called the adria foundation. >> it's called elbui foundation because it was created by a lot of people. the 2 to 3,000 people that passed through an people like david chang, even though he didn't work there he believed. we believed that what we were doing there was making cuisine evolve. when you look at all the people that have passed through that today are the most influential cooks in the world, you knew something special was going on there. the spirit the ethics, honesty, sharing, liberty, freedom, risk, passion. in any kind of business, in any kind of business it's the dream that you could have that the whole tea

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- jason statham demi lovato chef david chang

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- jason statham demi lovato chef david chang

>>david "they've changed the pole a little bit, with counting devices." >> philippe djegal but none of the four lights here have turn signals -- only solid greens, which david says has led to many accidents. >>david "i would say at lease one every one and a half months. there needs to be indicators at the light of whether or not to make a left turn or right turn, and so i think there needs to be more space for that.' >> philippe djegal david says he's reached out to the city about this issue, with no results. after speaking with the city's traffic engineer. he tells me this is one of the oldest intersections in the city and is currently investigating the collision statistics and whether or not adding lanes or turn signals are necessary. in santa clara, philippe djegal, kron four news. >>pam moore one of our viewers brought this story to our attention. you can submit your idea on our website kron-4 dot com. under the special section called - my kron -4 story. tomorrow----family of a man shot and killed by san francisco police will file a civil rights lawsuit against the city. family and

the people who passed through there, people like david chang, even though he did not work there, we believehat what we were doing there was making cuisine evolve. when you look at the people who have passed through that are today the most influential chefs in the world, we knew something special was going on. sharing,onesty, liberty, freedom, passion. in any kind of business, it is the dream that the whole team would have. and this is the strength of the restaurant. chefs,ere a lot of young not so much the dishes themselves, but the philosophy. images in these seven books. analysis,ionary 2005-2007. take a look at this. >> this is a cocktail. we started to understand and do solid cocktails. a fashion.s kind of the cocktail world has been revolutionized because of creative cocktails. >> the next one is dish 2. >> this one is magic. a green almond, you would cover it like a vegetable and make like a juice. you would juice it. no one had done it before. >> dish three. >> it is a desert created -- dessert created by his brother. the concept is nature. they are roots. it is one of the most imita

[ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: and my man, chef david chang is going to be here friday as well.hicken wings. >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: yeah, it's going to be good. and, of course, "thank you notes" on friday. and then on monday -- [ cheers and applause ] yeah, i love "thank you notes." monday, two of the best golfers in the entire world, tiger woods and rory mcilroy will be joining us on monday. [ cheers and applause ] but, first, we've got a a fantastic show tonight. she is one of the biggest musicians on the planet and she just couldn't be nicer. i just -- i just love her. this friday, you can see her alongside an amazing cast in a a new movie called "the giver." taylor swift is stopping by. >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: this is fun. so talented. >> steve: fun. >> jimmy: speaking of talent, he is a very, very talented actor. he's returning to broadway next week in "hedwig and the angry inch." andrew rannells is here. [ cheers and applause ] i -- i've got to see him. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: he's on broadway again. the last time i saw him was in "book of mormon

demi lovato and chef david chang will all be joining us. [ cheers and applause ] and, on monday, my man [ cheers and applause ] i never know what he's going to do. he's the -- i love him so much. and two of the best golfers in the world, tiger woods and rory mcilroy will be coming monday night. [ cheers and applause ] i might even challenge one of them to a little game of golf. >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: yeah. and then, but first, tonight, we have a fantastic show. i can't wait for this. he's responsible for some of the best characters in film history. i love this man. i've never met him before. i just -- i just can't wait to talk to him. his new movie, "the expendables 3," is out tomorrow. the one, the only, sylvester stallone is here. [ cheers and applause ] yo adrian! adrian! everyone's got a stallone impression. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: everyone does sylvester stallone. you have to. >> steve: you have to. >> jimmy: i said thanks so much for being on the show. he's like, "-- yeah." [ laughter ] his translator said he's happy to be here as well. >> steve: oh, my god. [ laughter ] >> ji

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david. . you're right about that, sara, there are always changes, but fortunately they don't occur today. we have 80 degrees in philadelphia. a lot of suburbs in the 70s, everybody comfortable, because the winds are dropping down out of the north and that is making for a less humid than that what we had yesterday where it was on the less sticky side. there's an area of cloud you cover that's pushing farther toward the east. areas of southern delaware are beginning to be overtaken by that. as we go through the rest of the afternoon we'll be on the look out for that as he this make a run toward center city. you can see the cloud cover settling close to wilmington, delaware and basically staying across the central, south jersey counties and south. doesn't mean necessarily you'll be totally socked in south of philadelphia. butou'll have more cloud cover there than in philadelphia and the northern suburbs. it's a sunscreen day, sunburn you can get it in 35 minutes this time of year. temperatures will be warm, 81 degrees by 1:00, and 84 by 4:00. that 84 will be the high this afternoon. sarah it

david is a good part of this change. you may remember david for many years was the chairman of the american conservative union. he was also president of the national rifle association. i know a lot of you are opposed to that, but he's done great things all his life and has been in and out of government, in positions advising presidents. then just to my far, far right is herman pirchner. herman has been a longtime president of the american foreign policy council. and they do great work looking at all the time to hotspots around the world and trying to anticipate what's going to happen long before it does. you could sort of say they are different from the obama administration because they actually look ahead. herman doesn't have to pick up the newspaper as being surprised by what's going to happen next in the world, because he and his staff have been there, know what's going on, and do great jobs anticipating it. most recently, he was in front of the ukraine-russia difficulties. it's a great publication. i suggest those of

david. stay on top of the changing weather situation with the new 6abc.com, 6abc.com/weather for the storm tracker radar and hourly forecast and the latest video from our "action news" meteorologist, and photos and videos. >> the taney dragons don't have time for the tough loss last night because they play tonight against chicago. more than 34,000 fans showed up for the dragons game last night. they were clearly rooting for mo'ne davis got nicked for three runs and struck out 6, taney lost 8-1. the manager said he didn't think she was bothered at all by the media attention. >> i don't think so. she is entitled to an off night. i don't want to take away from the vegas kids, that is a real good team, maybe the best team we faced this year. >> if taney wins tonight they would face the vegas team again on saturday. our chad pradelli is in williamsport with the taney team, look for his live reports this afternoon leading up to tonight's big game. >>> the eagles have another chance to work out the kinks in their defense when they host the pittsburgh steelers at financial field tonight. the bird's d gave

we'll wait and see what other things develop this week, when david cameron announces changes to security and safety. thank you. >>> u.s. secretary of state john kerry urging a global effort to defeat isis's in a clump in tole "new york times" saying, no decent country can support the horror es of isis and no country can shirk its responsibility to help stamp out this disease. it's hard work but extremists like isis can only be defeated when "responsible nations and their peoples unite to oppose them." >>> the u.s. military has shed more light on its operations against isis in iraq. the pentagon said friday american forces have carried out 110 air strikes since august 8th. that includes missions conducted that same day against isis fighters near the mosul dam. >>> meantime, another fight is underway in fallujah as iraqi government forces push to take it back from isis. let's go live now to our reporter standing by with more from baghdad, and certainly this city fell some time ago and just now iraq forces trying to take it back. >> reporter: absolutely. about eight months, natalie, back in

david: is vladimir putin trying to out run mcdonald david: things have changed.ebrating the opening of the first mcdonald's in russia in 1990, lashed forward to today and that they mcdonald's is forced to close its doors thanks to the russian government. russia says it is being shut down due to sanitary violations and russian food inspectors inspecting dozens of more restaurants and some are saying this is purely political. the american icon is paying the sanctions. so it's interesting timing, isn't it? >> there is a political con indy a proportion with the foreign-policy debate in our sanctions are part of this. we are not doing a good job with that and this is where the fallout concerned happens. >> i happened to be there in 1990 and of course i was only 12 years old and i remember among other things when it crashed the russians so much about mcdonald's was of cleanliness and so frankly got sick by walking in and smelling the food, but mcdonald's was a queen plays. >> yes, they were a super successful company and they have operated successfully in hundreds of f

david is a good part of this change. you may remember david for many years was chairman of the american conservative union. and also president of the national rifle association -- i know a lot of you would be opposed to that. but he has done great things all his life and been in and out of government and had positions guiding presidents. and to the far right is herman pirchner. he has been the long-term president of american foreign policy council and they do great work looking at all of the hot spots around the world and trying to anticipate what is going to happen long before it does. you could sort of say they are different than the obama administration buzz because they look ahead. and herman doesn't have to pick up the newspaper surprised on what happens is because he and his staff have been there, done a great job anticipating it. he was out on the ukraine-russia difficulties not too long ago and they turned out a great publication and i suggest those of you with a few extra dollars may want to join the american for

david: right. >> but at some point we'll have a change and at some point rates will go up which is goode economy is stronger and markets have to adjust. that's life. david: as you mentioned you were not only hedge fund guy, federal reserve officer, you have a lot of talents. most people didn't realize you were also a poet. earlier you talked about the dot charts that the fed came out with to describe what various fed officials believe and now you think maybe it is time to get rid of them and you put that dissent in the for of a poem which i'm going to read. we gave you forms so you would inform about the price of dough, but all you've done is make for fun and this we didn't know. so outdamn., out with a lot, clearly it is time to go. i got to say, sounds a little like dr. suess, richard. >> i was channeling dr. suess. here is the point. public needs to understand, these are guesses, the best guesses we can make with our informed minds. we submit our economic forecast. of the forecast is about the future. future is going to change and i think there is too much analysis of the dots as it

david: the whole gambling industry is changing dramatically. >> there seems to be robot for everythingger flipping robots to family member robots. how about a bellhop? we'll tell you about a human-friendly hotel helper next. david: did you ever wonder what it was like to soar through space like a astronaut? nasa is giving you that opportunity without you having to leave the comfort of your own home or ending up like sandra bullock in grafty. details when we go off the desk. "gravity." in new york state, we're changing the way we do business, with startup ny. we've created tax free zones throughout the state. and startup ny companies will be investing hundreds of millions of dollars in jobs and infrastructure. thanks to startup ny, businesses can operate tax free for 10 years. no property tax. no business tax. and no sales tax. which means more growth for your business, and more jobs. it's not just business as usual. see how new york can help your business grow, at startup.ny.gov david: time to go "off the desk." we told you about this you might think of it as the terminator's friendly

do not change, david. maybe hong kong exchange needs to trade -- needs to change.things that are being talked about, the need to change. this paper that they released over the weekend is really about -- they want to get the conversation going. they are not advocating, at least that is what they are saying. they want to seek debate on whether or not we need to revisit the current goals. do we give certain shares superior or inferior voting rights? it is on the website. you have three months to respond. andhave a list of questions it is basically, do we allow dual class shares? or do we keep things as is? of also have a breakdown other markets around the world when it comes to investor protection, the rules governing dual class shares. for example, facebook and google in the u.s. visa and mastercard actually have different shareholder structures. they do have more stringent reporting requirements. -- it is a debate fairly lengthy presentation that they have here. it is really about protecting the small shareholders. >> one share, one vote. have a class-action legal s

now, this same person revealing the next big thing that could dramatically change our economy. david: folks, we want to hear from you, as liz was saying we're heading back-to-school season. a lot of spending going on. are you planning to spend more or less than you did last year at this time? send us your anticipateses @fbnatb. ♪ [ male announcer ] once, there was a man who found a magic seashell. it told him what was happening on the trading floor in real time. ♪ the shell brought him great fame. ♪ but then, one day, he noticed that everybody could have a magic seashell. [ indistinct talking ] [ male announcer ] right there in their trading platform. ♪ so the magic shell went back to being a...shell. get live squawks right in your trading platform with thinkorswim from td ameritrade. david: well four consumer stocks hitting all-time highs today as investors shrug off a disappointing july retail sales report. liz: let's talk about these with adam shapiro. he is on the floor of the new york stock exchange. >> talk about some of these stocks which are hitting all-time highs. chipolte m

change. let's get details from david murphy.be a little on the warm side this afternoon tam. tomorrow hotter and more humid. right now 72 degrees in philadelphia, still comfortable with the sun up over the horizon, a lot of suburbs in the 60's. this afternoon we'll go for a high of 87. some urban center cos go higher than that. sunny and very warm. might feel humid as the day goes on. hot and definitely more humid tomorrow, a high of 91 and a chance of a spotty shower or thunderstorm particularly in the evening tomorrow. then thursday and friday get nice again before the humidity builds back in for saturday, sunday and monday. our holiday weekend looks humid, highs in the 80's and each day there's the chance of at least a spotty thunderstorm, tam. >> thank you, david. nail polish that claims to change colors when the wearer actually has contact with a date rape drug. details are next. we'll see you back here in 30. >> ♪ hey pal? you ready? can you pick me up at 6:30? ah... (boy) i'm here! i'm here! (cop) too late. i was gone for

changed. >> reporter: david, four hours there was relative quiet in gaza, bustling streets, people going about their day willy business. now people are rushing back home. they're warned to get back indoors because this military operation will resume. for people waking up in the morning, there was a surprise this three day ceasefire happened. it seemed like a bolt from the blue. people knew there would be violation. i think there's surprise it's over after four and a half hours. the latest we have from p palestinians is that at least four have been killed from tank fire. israel says one of its ka bootss in the southern part of the country was attacked and it was responding to fire. people on the gaza strip are warned to get indoors. that means this military operation is about to resume again. >> absolute panic of some people that got in their cars and were driving to go find their own homes in another part of gaza and will have to be a hasty retreat if they want to protect themselves. >> that's right. that area is behind me along the israeli border with gaza. about 40% of that territory has bee

david is a good part of this change. you may remember david for many years was chairman of the american conservative union. and also president of the national rifle association -- i know a lot of you would be opposed to that. but he has done great things all his life and been in and out of government and had positions guiding presidents. and to the far right is herman pirchner. he has been the long-term president of american foreign policy council and they do great work looking at all of the hot spots around the world and trying to anticipate what is going to happen long before it does. you could sort of say they are different than the obama administration buzz because they look ahead. and herman doesn't have to pick up the newspaper surprised on what happens is because he and his staff have been there, done a great job anticipating it. he was out on the ukraine-russia difficulties not too long ago and they turned out a great publication and i suggest those of you with a few extra dollars may want to join the american for

worst ratings ever under david gregory as the change looms that the show is worth taking a note a look how at how this once great pillar of political news television has ended up at the bottom of the ratings barrel and how it can be made great again and to be fair it's frankly not all david gregory's fault simply swapping him out for chuck todd is not going to write that ship one of the major problems with meet the press of late is that the show assumes that its audience is not following the news that they're not keeping up with things that they're not reading the news and thus has no clue about what happened during the week but as jason lincolns points out over at the huffington post the majority of people who tune in to meet the press are well versed in the stories of the week and have already absorbed the talking points of the major players availed themselves of a wealth of insight and expertise and have even participated in their own discussions and current events and if it's not of the show's viewers it's certainly true of the show's potential viewers which is like job one right g

talk about changing partners. david korn is here from mother jones magazine. let's watch more of senator paul when nbc's chris jansing interviewed him. let's listen to senator paul. >> the american public is coming more to where i am and those people, like hillary clinton who fought her own war, hillary's war. people will find -- and i think that scares the democrats the most. in a general election, were i to run, there is going to be a lot of independents and some democrats who say, you know, we are tired of war. we are worried hillary clinton will get us involved in another middle eastern war because she's gung ho. >> i hear this fellow and i think wait, that's me talking. we disagree on many domestic issues but war and voter suppression are the problems i have with the right. the way they try to keep minorities from voting and they get us into war and we are stuck in a war in a country like iraq. mr. corn, what do you think when you heard paul talking? you have heard what senator clinton has been saying. >> i don't think democrats are scared of rand paul as

change. >> it is philosophy that attracted david linger to mount a show at meridian. >> you want to feel like your work this summer that it can do some good. i felt like at meridian, it could do some good. we did not even talk about price until the day before the show. of course, meridian needs to support itself and support the community. but that was not the first consideration, so that made me very happy. >> his work is printed porcelain. he transfers images onto and spoils the surface a fragile shes of clay. each one, only one-tenth of an inch thick. >> it took about two years to get it down. i would say i lose 30% of the pieces that i made. something happens to them. they cracked, the break during the process. it is very complex. they fall apart. but it is worth it to me. there are photographs i took 1 hours 99 the former soviet union. these are blown up to a gigantic images. they lose resolution. i do not mind that, because my images are about the images, but they're also about the idea, which is why there is text all over the entire surface. >> marie in moved into the mansion on powell

forces landed there to plan a mass evacuation, but david martin tells us what they found changed the plan. >> reporter: as defense secretary hagel was finishing a visit to a marine base in california, the pentagon was vearing up for a massive relief operation in northern iraq, which could have put hundreds of american troops on the ground for weeks, if not months. but in the four and a half hours it took hagel to fly back to washington, the obama administration discovered there was no longer a refugee crisis and called off the operation. an extraordinary conference call linked hagel in his plane with, among others, national security advisor susan rice and general lloyd austin, the overall commander for iraq, to go over a report filed by a team of green berets directly from sinjar mountain where the refugees had fled to escape islamic militants. although u.s. aircraft had been flying round-the-clock u.s. reconnaissance missions over iraq for weeks, what the green berets reported was a revelation. there were only 5,000 civilians on the mountain, and only 2,000 of them wanted to come do

don't think these things click and now we've got a new volt to show you that's supposed to change my mind, david costs $100,000. is that the new volt? >> is that as fast as it goes? >> like ungar arriving for the show. [ laughter ] >> faster my man! faster! >> the fact is by the way, tesla which has $150,000 car or whatever, they're trying to come out with a car for the middle class, like a 30,000, $40,000 car. neil: how far does it go? >> 300 miles. it doesn't, people want the big what used to be gas-guzzlers, the suvs conserve gas a little bit. neil: fall back on regular conventional engine, just in case. the word old fogies comes -- i guess it is two words, comes to mind. >> the word very tiresome comes to mind. >> apple computer, it will never work. >> do i like it? i wouldn't own one, they wouldn't be making it again. >> government motors, two words for you, government motors, please the masters. >> even my generation, we look at the volt as a wah-wah. not excited about it. neil: i don't doubt they're improving this, tesla is a big leap in this direction, i said this many times, it's going

sadness and grief going on, and clearly people want to see that change, that the attorney general said was coming. yesterday here in ferguson. david>> michael, given the governor's ostatement about that change, of having the nard guard essentially step away, what is -- first of all, what the like right now? do you see members still in the area? >> no, there's no national guard that we are seeing there's a few up at the tactical can center, but they are going to be out of here by late night. and as far as police presence, there are some troopers state troopers across the street over there, there's a few up the block here, but it is minimal, but remember, the sun hasn't gone down yet. and tonight there should be some more police presence i'm sure there will be protestors out here, but not in the numbers we saw last week. >> we know in the st. louis media market, there's been wall to wall coverage of every development, esplin what the coverage has been like and what is in the air regarding this special prosecutor, a lot of calls for the special prosecutor and for the current prosecutor to step away, where is that going? >> exactly, p

this was quite a change in appearance. >> it sure was, david. the day of his release an extraordinary exchange. look back at this picture during his five years of captivity. he was bearded and has since told investigators he was beaten and kept in a cage. but look at these most recent photos taken by his lawyer as he prepared for his session with investigators today. clean shaven, looking healthy. and his lawyer telling us he was eager to tell his side of the story as to why he left his post back in 2009. >> in the meantime, if they convict him of desertion, what kind of punishment could he face? >> if he was convicted of desertion, the penalty could be death, but there's no one i have talked to who considers that even a remote possibility. even jail time is unlikely given the time he has already spent in captivity. >> still so many questions about his family. do we know if he's talked to his parents yet? >> we've gotten no indication that he has communicated with his parents in any way, and no one is explaining why that might be, david. >> abc'

david murphy. >>> good afternoon, sara bloomquist is off and in the news, a discovery that could change the fight against breast cancer and a new jersey mother charged in a cold case murder, details of her arrest in florida. >>> but the big story is a deadly crime spree that began with a murder in drexel hill. kenneth killed his wife in their home and took their two young sons. they were found safe and the man turned the gun on himself. lets go to john rawlins in the drexel neighborhood where it all started. >> reporter: this was a domestic murder that turned into an amber alert. >> a neighbor heard an altercation and gunshot coming from the upstairs left apartment and police arrived and found kristina corrigan dead. >> the second floor apartment was the body of a woman probably in her 30s, white woman, looks like she is either stabbed or shot. maybe one gunshot wound to the head. >> neighbors told police that the man was, possibly her husband keith, was seen leaving with the two little boys. >> one boy said, is mommy dead, is mommy dead? >> they left in his gray suv. >> we have an all points bul

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out there whether correct or not, thinking that a major undercurrent is going to be foreign e change. davidck to you. >> thank you very much, rick santelli. coming up from jackson hole, talking with john williams, the man who succeeded janet yellen as president of the san francisco fed. here what he has to say ahead of keynote speech by the fed chair. we'll be right back. where the reward was that what if tnew car smelledit card and the freedom of the open road? a card that gave you that "i'm 16 and just got my first car" feeling. presenting the buypower card from capital one. redeem earnings toward part or even all of a new chevrolet, buick, gmc or cadillac - with no limits. so every time you use it, you're not just shopping for goods. you're shopping for something great. learn more at buypowercard.com we do? i took the trash out. i know. and thank you so much for that. i think we should get a medicare supplement insurance plan. right now? [ male announcer ] whether you're new to medicare or not, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. it's up to you to pay t

david murphy is here now with accuweather. we see the blue skies outside now, that could change. >> we'll see more cumulous clouds pop up as the afternoon goes on and eventually we'll see rain tonight. stormtracker 6 live double scan shows precipitation out to the west of harrisburg and rumbles of thunder where they will try to play the world series game tonight with our taney dragons. outs side we have the action cam and chopper 6 hd, there is little wind in play as the schuylkill river looks like a sheet of glass down there. waez look at conditions right now, it's warm with a temperature of 81, dew point of 60 and boarder line humid in philadelphia, and some areas feeling more humid here in the city. winds are light out of the southeast at 15 miles per hour. 80 in trenton and 79 in allentown and wilmington and 79 in wildwood and atlantic city. this is about where the temperatures will stop down the shore but we'll add 4 or 5 degrees to the north numbers this afternoon. there is the band of cloud cover and thunderstorms beginning to kick into southern pennsylvania and then enter our north and western areas in the evening and

changes? >>reporter: well, david, there will certainly be a hike in the bill, but that was coming regardless there some uncertainty with the new contract. waste management drivers are still out in full force this morning. i spoke with one of them. they are uncertain about what this means for their jobs, but they are union workers, so it is likely that they will just transfer to the new company that now has the contract. as you mentioned, oakland city council awarded the 10-year, $1 billion contract to west oakland-based california waste solutions. last night that happened in a 7- 1 vote. the company which already collects part of the city's recycling has until july to build the infrastructure necessary to collect all of the trash and recycling. many supported awarding the contract to the local company which also came in with a lower bid. but councilmember noel gillo says he fears the company may not be up to the task. >> i respect my members' vote on it, but at the same time i challenge you in the same effort that you get things done and you don't miss a beat on my block picking up my trash. >>rep

i don't believe, and i absolutely agree with david, that community in minneapolis changed.n i was in the bureau and testified on the minneapolis problem, i had family members call me and they were appalled about what had happened to their children, how their children had been warped to believe, by a child i'm talking about 17, 18-year-old, that they were going to fight for the cause of right in somalia and they're actually going to join a terrorist organization. i still think there are kids who are going to believe i'm going -- i'm going out there to fight for a good cause. >> david, are there recruiting networks that we know about in minneapolis, and in other parts of the united states, that funnel these kids overseas? >> yeah, i believe that there are. we know for a fact there were recruiting networks in the case of shabaab. there were people who were funneling recruits over there and troy's mother refers to that when she talks about how there were people that would pay for his way to get over to kenya. getting over to somalia and liasing with shabaab is not an easy thing