host: david martin. concern about the veterans? know about that situation. there are programs that provide assistance for veterans and are not in direct competition with the refugees. i do not want to make it sound like it is a cushy process for the refugees. we expect a lot. united states government resettlement agency expects a lot out of the people who are coming. they are not going to be handed long-term assistance. it is very limited transitional assistance. it's a difficult time in they need to rise to the child's. contribute too the committee. if done right, it can help to expand the demand for goods and services in that community and help to spin off and create other jobs. i do not think it is a one-on-one competition by any means. we certainly expect a lot of the refugees who are coming to work hard and make their own transition and get into being self-sustaining rather quickly. host: on to hampton, virginia now on the democratic line. deborah. caller: i just want to make a comment. one of the c

host: david martin.bout the veterans? know about that situation. there are programs that provide assistance for veterans and are not in direct competition with the refugees. i do not want to make it sound like it is a cushy process for the refugees. we expect a lot. united states government resettlement agency expects a lot out of the people who are coming. they are not going to be handed long-term assistance. it is very limited transitional assistance. it's a difficult time in they need to rise to the child's. contribute too the committee. if done right, it can help to expand the demand for goods and services in that community and help to spin off and create other jobs. i do not think it is a one-on-one competition by any means. we certainly expect a lot of the refugees who are coming to work hard and make their own transition and get into being self-sustaining rather quickly. host: on to hampton, virginia now on the democratic line. deborah. caller: i just want to make a comment. one of the callers all

david martin tells us the program to train and equip syrian opposition forces has been suspended. >> reporter: the $500 million program had once been a linchpin of the strategy to defeat isis, but so far it has proved a fiasco. it was put on hold after a band of fighters turned over their u.s.-supplied equipment to terrorists linked to al qaeda, an embarrassing development russia's putin could not resist mentioning in his address to the united nations. "first they are arm and trained, and then they defect," he said. putin has injected himself into the middle of the battle for syria with a sudden and unexpected establishment of an air base in western syria. pentagon officials say it is the largest russian military deployment ever outside the borders of the old soviet union. hiding from radar in the wake of large transport planes, a total of 28 fighter jets have flown into the base where the russians have also stationed 16 helicopters along with surveillance drones. putin claims they are ready to join the fight against isis, but he seems to make no distinction between isis and other gr

david martin tells us who russia is fighting for. >> reporter: the pentagon counted eight russian aircraft attacking two areas in western syria, well away from where u.s. aircraft normally operate, but also well away from territory controlled by isis. the targets, which russia said were weapons, ammunition and belonging to terrorists, were in areas controlled by groups fighting to overthrow the regime of bashar al assad. in other words, russia is not joining the u.s. in the fight against isis but instead intervening on the side of assad, a brutal dictator president obama has repeatedly said must go. defense secretary carter said it amounts to throwing gasoline on a fire. >> the result of this kind of action will inevitably simply be to inflame the civil war in syria. >> reporter: carter was also miffed by the way russia notified the u.s. of the strikes, one hour ahead of time, a russian general walked up to the u.s. embassy in baghdad and announced russian aircraft were about to begin flying over syria and american warplanes should stay away. >> this is not the kind of behavior that we sho

david martin at the pentagon for us. david, thank you. today, hungary resorted to tear gas and water cannons to force back refugee families. many of them are fleeing the civil war in syria. they're trying to reach germany which will grant refuge, but hungary doesn't want to be the corridor for that. tonight, the search goes on in southern utah for a hiker missing in a flash flood. at least six others were killed, and ben tracy is there. >> reporter: search-and-rescue teams covered dozens of miles of rugged terrain in zion national park. do you expect at this point to find anyone alive? >> we're hopeful, but it's not looking good. >> reporter: on monday, the group of seven was inside keyhole canyon, which is only three feet wide in some part. terez picard of the national parks service. >> it is dark and it is cold. i can tell you even in july, it's chilly. >> reporter: the canyon filled with water when massive flash floods hit southern utah. >> there goes the van! oh, my goodness! >> reporter: the same storms washed away vehicles in a near

tonight, pentagon correspondent david martin is breaking a story with ominous implications-- the prospect of u.s. and russian warplanes fighting on opposite sides in the skies over syria. >> reporter: it's a development that caught u.s. intelligence by surprise. russia has set up an air traffic control tower and modular housing units for hundreds of personnel at an airfield near syria's mediterranean port of latikia. at the same time, russia has requested the necessary overflight rights to fly military cargo aircraft into the airfield. some u.s. intelligence analysts believe russia is preparing to insert combat aircraft into syria, presumably to conduct llrikes against rebel forces threatening its longtime ally, the regime of bashar al-assad. one u.s. official said russian military intervention in syria would be a game changer-- among other things, raising the possibility of run-ins with u.s. warplanes conducting air strikes against isis in syria. however, other analysts caution russia could simply be gearing up for a humanitarian relief operation for the tens of thousands of syrian civil

david martin has more. >> reporter: he was wandering around the hidden lake subdivision. >> the monkey actually eating mail from mailbox. >> reporter: that junk mail must have gotten stale because he wound up on top of one of the patrol cars sent out in search of him. >> the monkey tried to do some damage to our patrol car and pulled the molding off the roof. luckily it was able to snap back on. one of the lieutenants was able to distract the baboon with a bottle of water. >> reporter: 20 minutes later the owner arrived, got the monkey off the pd's back, end of story. wait. >> tampering with mail is a felon offense. >> reporter: this case is still under investigation. >> david martin from wofl. >> don't mess with the mail. i don't want him roaming the neighborhood. the final 30 is next. ♪ i am totally blind. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24. learn more by calling 844-824-2424. or visit your24info.com. heart health's important... ...so you may... take an omega-3 supplement... ...but it's the ingredients inside that really m

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>> in stanford, david martin, fox new. >> howard is here with look at sports. >> the eagles they headek four again the redskins but have two more injuriesly your problems. eagles running back everything is done something in the nfl that is not done before for >> eagles won their first football game. kicker cody parkey will be placed on injured reserve tomorrow and done for the season they signed khalib sturgess who played with miami. andrew gardner could be out for the season and may need surgery on his foot with what's called a liz frank jr. and maybe we will get more online backer key company alonso with his acl sprain tomorrow. as far as the game ryan matthews the first eagles running back since last thanksgiving to rush for 100 jar. the question is obvious, does matthews still get the bulk of the carries if demarco murray is healthy next week. >> i have no idea. that's not concern for any of us. we don't really think about it. i had two guys go down on saturday he may be one of them going down he won't get any carries. >> with the way he played is he better for the way this offens

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satellite photos show russian fighter jets in eastern syria and david martin reports the russians have deployed dozens of jets and helicopters. there is concern that they may target rebels that the u.s. supports on come in conflict with american planes that are bombing syria. the exodus from syria's civil war is behind the refugee crisis in europe, and today hungary posted ads in middle eastern newspapers warning refugees that they face prison if they enter illegally. mark phillips reports more borders were shut today. >> i want to get to austria. >> reporter: this is what happens if you're late to the refugee bus. >> am i a human or not? now! answer me now! >> reporter: the stragglers tried to get to western europe through slovenia have discovered it's closed. slovenia only agreed reluctantly, ad many harrowing scenes, to allow the thousands who had crushed up against its borders to pass through. and then only on the condition that they move straight on to austria, germany and points north. now police have sealed off the frontier again and the migrant border camp is being dismantled.

. >> pelley: david martin at the pentagon. today, a syrian man went home to bury his wife and two swhons drowned in a desperate attempt to escape the violence, part of the biggest refugee crisis since world war ii. this haunting photograph shows the body of his son, three-year-old aylan. holly williams has more on this. >> reporter: his tiny body shrouded in white, aylan kurdi was laid to rest today with his brother and his mother in kobane, the war-ravaged town they fled. the boy's father, abdullah, was the only member of the family to survive. he dreamed of a better life for his sons, but instead, he returned to syria to bury them. "there are no words to describe this," he said. "may god give me strength." the image of aylan kurdi lying lifeless on the beach provoked horror and then outrage. at the funeral this mourner railed at countries in the west that have accepted so few refugees. "what do you have to say now?" she asked. "what does your conscience tell you now?" it's a tragedy unfolding daily as hundreds of thousands o

here's david martin. >> reporter: the plan called for a force of 12,000 syrian opposition fighters that, with the help of american air strikes, could take back territory from isis. training began last spring at bases in turkey and jordan, and the first fighters were infiltrated into syria this summer. but when senator debra fischer asked general lloyd austin, commander of the war in iraq and syria, how they were doing, she got a shocking answer. >> you can tell us what the total number of trained fighters remains? >> it's a small number, and the ones that are in the fight is-- is-- is-- we're talking four or five. >> is it still the goal to have about 12,000 of them there? >> at the pace we're going, we won't reach the-- the goal that we had initially established for ourselves. >> reporter: next came senator kelley ayotte. >> this four or five u.s.-trained fighters, let's not kid ourselves. that's a joke. >> reporter: then senator clare mccaskill asked the pentagon's christine warmugt how many fighters were still in training. >> it's between 100 and 120. >> if we end up at the end of th

-led air strikes strikes and american-trained syrian rebels on the ground, but our david martin reported last night, that the troubled training program is on hold. holly williams found out why when she met a rebel commander who asked not to be identified for fear of assassination. >> reporter: colonel hassan mustafa is a commander in division 30, the home of the syria's american-trained rebel fighters. why have so few syrians been trained by the mirns so far? "we gave the americans the names of more than 1200 fighters," he told us, "and they only accepted just over 100 of them for training." but the strict vetting process is not his only complaint with america. when the first group of 54 u.s.-trained fighters entered syria in july, several of them were captured by islamic militants. colonel mustafa told us america left his men vulnerable by giving them too few weapons and too little apnition. but the commander of the second group of 70 u.s.-trained fighters admitted to us that he gave half of his american weapons to al nusra, al qaeda's syrian affiliate. "he should face a military "those

this afternoon you're going to fly with david martin.pilot. this guy is a real champ. he's won gold and bronze medals at five world aerobatic championships. i'm standing here with david martin. we just saw his incredible performance in the air show. you're very well known for your ability to tumble the plane. >> for the public to see the airplane go end over end which they never think an airplane could do, that's what i try to do. >> the question i have is when you first figured out how good this plane is at tumbling, was it intentional or unintentional? >> that's a really good question. because it was unintentional. >> maybe we'll discover a new maneuver that david can some day use in his air show. >> that's true. here we go. okay you can take the controls. >> this is awesome. whoo! >> great. >> can i fly upside down for a second? >> sure. >> that's just awesome. >> that was good. you don't need me up here. >> spin it a few times? >> yeah. i'll turn the power off. >> right now? >> yeah. >> all right. here we go. >> and just hold that in

david martin tells us the program to train syrian opposition forces has been suspended. >> reporter:program had once been a linchpin of the strategy to defeat isis, but so far has proved a fiasco. it was put on hold after a band of fighters turned over their u.s. supplied equipment to terrorists linked to al qaeda. an embarrassing development, russia's putin could not resist mentioning in his address to the united nations. >> translator: first they are armed and trained. then they defect, he said. putin injected himself into the middle of the battle for syria with a sudden and unexpected establishment of an air base in western syria. pentagon officials say it is the largest russian military deployment ever outside the borders of the old soviet union. hiding from radar in the wake of transport planes, 28 fighter jets have flown into the base where the russians have stationed 16 helicopters along with surveillance drones. putin claims they're ready to join the fight against isis. but he seems to make no distinction between isis and other groups trying to overthrow the regime of bashar

david martin reported here last night, that that troubled training program is now on hold. holly williams found out why when she met a rebel commander who asked us not to show his face, for fear of assassination. >> reporter: colonel mustafa is a commander. why have so few syrians been trained by the americans so far? >> translator: we gave the americans the names of more than 1,200 fighters he told us, and they only accepted just over 100 of them for training. but the strict vetting process is not his only complaint with america. when the first group of 54 u.s. trained fighters entered syria in july, several of them were captured by islamic militants. colonel mustafa told us america left his men vulnerable giving them too few weapons and too little ammunition. but the commander of the second group of 70 u.s. trained fighters admitted to us that he gave half of his american weapons to al-nusra, al qaeda's syrian affiliate. he should face a military court, colonel mustafa told us, those weapons belonged to the syrian people. >> reporter: it is difficult for the u.s. to give

david martin reported here last night, that that troubled training program is now on hold. holly williams found out why when she met a rebel commander face, for fear of assassination. >> reporter: colonel hassan mustafa is a commander in division 30, the home of syria's american-trained rebel fighters. why have so few syrians been trained by the americans so far? >> translator: we gave the americans the names of more than 1,200 fighters he told us, and they only accepted just over 100 of them for training. but the strict vetting process is not his only complaint with america. when the first group of 54 u.s. trained fighters entered syria in july, several of them were captured by islamic militants. colonel mustafa told us america left his men vulnerable giving them too few weapons and too little ammunition. but the commander of the second group of 70 u.s. trained fighters admitted to us that he gave half of his american weapons to al-nusra, al qaeda's syrian affiliate. he should face a military court, colonel mustafa told us, those weapons belonged to the syrian people. >> r

for "cbs this morning: saturday," david martin at the pentagon. >> hillary clinton continues to take heat for using her personal e-mail server while she was secretary of state. in an interview friday with nbc's andrea mitchell, clinton says she now wishes she had made a different choice. >> at the end of the day, i am sorry that this has been confusing to people and has raised a lot of questions, but there are answers to all these questions. >> let's talk about that as well as this week's other developments with politico's chief political correspondent glen pressure. good morning, glen. >> good morning. >> has hillary clinton come closer to closing the door on these e-mail comments? >> absolutely not. i think a lot of people are surprised by how she's maintained the same line like she's been for the last four or five months. it's not working. frankly it rye mindses me of the way she dealt with the iraq issue in 2008. she apologized. sooner or later she's going to have to do a much full eer accounting in public. >> now we have one of her advisers who's also pleading the fifth. how sig

cbs pentagon correspondent david martin broke the story. >> reporter: it's a development caught by the u.s. intelligence by surprise. they set up an airfield at latakia. at the same time russia has requested the overflight rights to fly military aircraft over the feechld some believe they're preparing to insert combat aircraft into syria presumably to conduct strikes against rebel force threatening its longtime ally the regime of bashar al assad. they say it would be a game-changer, among other things the possibilities of u.s. warplanes conducting air strikes with isis in syria. however, they caution they could be gearing up for a humanitarian relief operation for tens of thousands of syrians forced by the flyting to flee their homes. appearing at an economic conference russia's president vladimir putin says although they continue to supply them with arms, they say it's still not, quote, on our agenda. >> but given putin's track record of denying military involvement in ukraine, mill tai officials say they're not putting much stock. for "cbs this morning: saturday," david martin at the

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satellite photos show russian fighter jets in eastern syria, and david martin reports the russians have deployed dozens of jets and helicopters. there is concern that they may target rebels that the u.s. supports or come in conflict with american planes that are bombing syria. the exodus from syria's civil war is behind the refugee crisis in europe, and today hungary posted ads in middle eastern newspapers warning refugees that they face prison if they enter illegally. mark phillips reports more borders were shut today. >> i want to go to austria. >> reporter: this is what happens when you're late for the refugee bus at the border crossing. >> you are a human or not? now. answer me now! >> reporter: the stragglers from the latest wave of migrants trying to get to western europe through slovenia have discovered it's closed. >> we don't like to go back, please. >> reporter: slovenia only agreed reluctantly, amid harrowing scenes, to allow the thousands who had crushed up against its borders to pass through. and then only on the condition that they move straight on to austria, germany and

satellite photos show russian fighter jets in eastern syria, and david martin reports the russians have deployed dozens of jets and helicopters. there is concern that they may target rebels that the u.s. supports or come in conflict with american planes that are bombing syria. the exodus from syria's civil war is behind the refugee crisis in europe, and today hungary posted ads in middle eastern newspapers warning refugees that they face prison if they enter illegally. mark phillips reports more borders were shut today. >> i want to go to austria. >> reporter: this is what happens when you're late for the refugee bus at the border crossing. >> you are a human or not? now. answer me now! >> reporter: the stragglers from the latest wave of migrants trying to get to western europe through slovenia have discovered it's closed. >> we don't like to go back, please. >> reporter: slovenia only agreed reluctantly, amid harrowing scenes, to allow the thousands who had crushed up against its borders to pass through. and then only on the condition that they move straight on to austria, germany and

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they show russian combat planes parked at a syrian air barracks our david martin reports moscow flew more than two dozen jets. samantha power, ambassador to the united nations, we are pleased to welcome her back to studio 57. good morning. >> good morning, charlie. >> this could be a good week for you. >> diplomatic speed dating i call it. >> a lot of focus on syria. i was there over the weekend to talk to the russian president. he is building up a force there, he says, to support president assad. his enemy is isis, he says. is the united states concerned about what russia is doing in syria? >> we are concerned about any approach that believes that doubling down on assad's strategy, which involves barrel bombing and gassing civilians and, in effect, empowering isil, we are concerned with anything that doubles down on that. >> but the secretary of state has said right now that's not our primary goal, president assad. >> that can be a later eventual transition for him. right now, we have a higher goal, which is isis. >> well, the secretary and more importantly president obama is very c