dempsey: you are welcome. >> mr. dempsey, in -- in -- gen. dempsey: we are proud of you.e your time. >> can you describe the life of being married to the general? gen. dempsey: in one word? [laughter] i have this whole vocabulary. deedee: humbling. to be in this position is humbling. you get the opportunity to touch the sailors and marines as you travel around. because of marty's job, i have influence to help in situations. to be given that gift is very humbling. there are probably 50 words i could give -- not yours, probably. if i had to do one, it would be humbling. you are also an ambassador for your country. marty and i do a lot for our counterparts around the world. no matter where you go, we are representing the united states of america. you land in that plane as the united states of america and people are in awe, with their cameras, taking pictures. it is neat to know we have been giving this gift to serve our country and our service members and to care about them as best we can. gen. dempsey: your word was better than mine. [laughter] >> general dempsey, how did y

dempsey. mr. dempsey: i will keep my comments brief. as i have stated previously i was consulted during the course of the negotiations and provided my best military advice. it addresses a critical and the most dangerous point of friction with the iranian regime, but as i have stated repeatedly, there are at least five other areas of concern from weapons trafficking to the use of surrogates and proxies in naval minds and undersea activity, and last but not least, to malicious activity in cyberspace. the negotiated deal does not change the options at our disposal. we will continue to engage our partners in the region to address these areas. ultimately time and iranian behavior will determine if the nuclear agreement is effective and stable. in the interim, i will provide my best military advice and options. with that, i look forward to your questions. mr. mccain: we have a vote right now, and usually we vote -- we bounce back and forth, but i think this is important enough for us to recess. i would ask the indulgence of our witnesses. i a

deanie dempsey: thank you. gen. dempsey: thank you. [applause] gen. dempsey: the greatest gifts we get is to see you all together doing what doing. so thank you very much. deanie dempsey: thank you. [applause] general griffin: general dempsey, general dempsey, before you leave, i want to tell you there were wonderful words for children of any age and adults of any age. i want to thank both of you for your service to this nation and a tremendous job you have done in defense of this nation, in support of the military and again in support of the military child education coalition. you have been special friends to them. i know you well and i just want, from the bottom of my heart, much for what you do not only what you do for , military children in military families, but for the armed forces. gen. dempsey: thanks. [applause] >> till we meet again. >> ashton carter spoke to that group on friday. he spoke about ensuring educational opportunities and support for children of military families. he also highlighted an effort to partner with nonmilitary schools

judy dempsey, today's debate is based on a quote from thomas mann. it goes back to the postwar period. the nobel prize-winning author said at that time, the people in germany should try and create not a german europe but a european germany. was he right? judy: that is a long time ago. a lot has changed. i think, looking back, germany became european in terms of -- through the european union, by the way. what i mean by that is that the democratic institutions became absolutely embedded. the idea of transparency, federalism, accountability, separation of powers, it became embedded in germany. in that sense, germany became european. to take up mann's other point, the german's asian -- the germanization of europe, this cannot happen and should not happen. peter: all this, trying to get germany integrated into a european superstructure, it was a terrible century and germany play a terrible role in the last century. people were clearly fearful of germany. should they be fearful of today's germany? judy: it depends -- alan: it depends what you mean by fearf

of the deal, with much of the testimony coming from secretary of defense ashton carter and martin dempsey. senator mccain chairs this three-hour hearing. sen. mccain: good morning. the committee meets today on the joint country has a plan of action which the u.s. and other major powers have signed with iran. we welcome our distinguished witnesses and thank them for joining us today. we appreciate the senators and secretary moniz and lew being here. for the record, i did not request the presence of it secretary kerry or moniz or secretary lew. i'm glad they are here, as their desire to do so. since this focus is today's hearing it's on a strategic and military implications of the iran agreement. what we want to know, among other things, is how this agreement will affect regional security proliferation, and the balance of power in the middle east, and what impact it may have on iran's maligned activities and hegemonic ambitions in the region. what it means for perceptions of american credit ability and resolve among our allies and partners, and what the consequences are for u.s. defense pub

dempsey is a cancer survivor and says she may take a break from surf and struggle her boogie board. >lice and fire crews respond to the keen of a birthday party in the east bay. there's no trouble. they just wanted to help a young woman celebrate a big moment. >> get to show their stuff and have a good time. >> it's a rodeo of sorts but instead of bulls, this one features 38,000-pound buses. a look at an event that gives ordinary folks a chance to be extraordinary. >> beautiful day out there. i'm in for drew tuma. tons of sun. still 70s and eights in but the healthy sea breeze is back. as we begin september, going to feel more like fall. >>> famed fewerrologist oliver sacks has died. his book was made into an oscar no nateed movie. he found new ways of like and human brains functioned. he announced in february he was terminally ill with a rare eye cancer that spread to his liver. he spent time in the bay area complete an internship at mt. zion hospital in san francisco. he died at his home in new york city. he was 82. >>> san leandro's police and fire departments joined forces to wish

but dempsey seemed the least convinced. what do you make of this within the administration enact. >> the military members are looking at us this with clear eyes and they have to be frustrated because ash carter and dempsey have been given minders at these hearings. but they have been honest. they are talking about how they would ever be able to abide by this deal. he probably feels liberated. but they know the implications. in administration is saying that this is going to prevent a proliferation. everyone who understands history understands the intentions of the iranians. no, this is only going to trigger this in the region and they know that. thankfully some are telling the truth but this is the john kerry show, they are pushing those guys up front. >> of course. and the president is never going to employ military advisers in this way. thank you so much. coming up what happens when a cobra gets loose in a texas apartment building. and how many tuileries can you fit into the mou super poligrip seals out more food particles

eleanor dempsey escaped the ferocious fish on saturday.said she was out with a group of surfers when she noticed a dark shadow in the water just a few feet beneath her. >> time sort of stopped. i thought it was a dolphin. it was the color of a dolphin. >> it wasn't a dolphin. dempsey said she went into survival mode only thinking she had to make it to the shore. she did and she wasn't hurt. officials posted warning seens urging people to stay out of water for 72 hours. >>> patriots quarterback tom brady is back in court today. a judge could rule on whether the nfl was justified in suspending him. brady is suing the league for salining him for four games because of the whole deflategayton xadle. the judge ordered brady and nfl commissioner roger goodell to reach an agreement. so far, that has not happened. >>> and speaking of quarterbacks, how about that sam bradford on saturday night against the packers? right? was he perfect or what? eagles fans were pumped about that. will we see him in the final preseason game on thursday night right he

[applause] [background sounds] >> ladies and gentlemen, general dempsey. [applause] >> thank you all for being here today for this great celebration of two terrific armies families. i'll begin by adding my own problem with to the old guard for everything to further country. often and always with distinction. let's give them another round of applause. [applause] i'm honored to be part of this occasion and to see so many distinguished guests and friends who included many great leaders of our military past and present. ray, congratulations. it's a privilege to be part of a celebration to thank you and linda of 39 years of exceptional service and to welcome mark and hollyanne. i'm other representing two groups. want the joint chiefs of staff and the other the former chief of staff of the army and i would like to begin by expressing the most profound compliment that professional to officers could share with each other and that is simply well done. linda, it's appropriate to begin by thanking you for your strength and compassion for soldiers and their families,

vago: you met with general dempsey, and your defense minister was on the program in may when he visitedwell, and the relationship between the united states and sweden has been deepening. what is the future of that relationship? what arere the things that swedn wants from the united states and what are the things that sweden will be giving it to the united states as part of this relationship? supreme commander: i think the foundation is crucial when it comes to challenges for the future. this is for europe as well as elsewhere. of course, the united statates s supposed to have a number of challengnges aroma cloak. with that said, we need to deepen the cooperation that historically has sometimes been more focused on technical equipment and going into that arena, and go down and have discussions. how do we best handle the with aon that we have culmination of the nations around the baltic, but with also the support ofof the u.s. and other nations and their military capabilities? thisas been a question that has now been introduced by my minister of defefense and is pat of the discussionn we

that's a giant shark bite right down the middle of eleanor dempsey's surfboard. it happened saturday at morro bay. dempsey says she noticed a dark shadow beneath her just as the shark chomped down on her board. what she did next was pure instinct. >> i think what happened was, i got into complete survival mode. because when i started swimming, that's what i was doing. i was so concentrated on just swimming as fast as i could. that was all i was thinking. i really had no other thoughts. >> adrenaline kicking in. wildfire officials say based on the bite mark, the shark was likely a six-foot-long juvenile white. >> subway restaurant worker took matters into his own hands when somebody robbed the store. take a look at this video. you can see the thief hop over the counter of the subway shop in the bronx, break into the cash register and take money. and seconds later, a worker chases him out, hitting him with what looks like a pipe or a broom handle. authorities say it happened more than a week ago in longwood. but this robber is still on the loose. >>> tonight we're

eleanor dempsey escaped that shark attack on saturday. was with a group of surfers when she noticed a dark shadow in the water a few feet beneath her. >> the body was right here, literally next to me. time sort of stopped. i thought it was a dolphin. it was the color of a dolphin. >> well, it was not a dolphin. dempsey said she swamç for sho, never looking back, terrified that the shark was right on her heels. she wasn't hurt. officials posted warning signs with an animated shark urging people to stay out of the water for 72 hours. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> 11 minutes before 5:00. clouds are with us, not too many showers. this is a dry view from center city. right now we're looking at temperatures that are warm for this time of year. it's dropped to 67 degrees. that's in the pocono mountains. should be in the 50s this time of year. 77 in northeast philadelphia and atlantic city is warm at 75 degrees. no wind right now here at the nbc 10 studios. the wind has died down. it will stay light f

it will take 20 years. >> martin dempsey is not exactly george patton, okay? he is not actually general douglas mcarthur. i heard him. if you listen to him, we'll lose to isis. we'll be very, very strong. if i win, our military will be very, very strong. our vets are going to be taken care of which they're not right now. they're treated like dirt. >> let me ask you about pretty much based on the fact you're wealthy, they talk about an ego, you know because you say you want to make the country great again. how do you feel about that? >> well, i feel that putin is somebody i would actually get along with him. i get a lot of heat for that. i had a big event in moscow about two years ago, i think i would have a good relationship. it is ridiculous, he hates obama, he can't stand him. i think obama probably can't stand him either. the relationships we have throughout the world is terrible. the amazing thing, china can't stand us and yet they're making a fortune with us. nobody likes us, and yet they're all taking advantage. we're like the big bully that loses all th

dempsey swam as fast as she could to shore. she never looked back. it appears as it came from a young white shark, 6 feet long. dempsey will share more of her story on the "today" show at 7:00 a.m. >> she said never looking back. >> that was quite the chunk. >>> coming up on 5:00 a.m. if you're about to head out the door, take us with you. >> keep watching "today in new york." download the "news 4 new york" app on your mobile device. our next hour starts right now. >>> on the run, this morning, police are releasing new details about the woman who escaped from police custody. >>> what happened when two planes got too close. >> the heat is on and it's sticking around. "today in new york" starts now. >>> good morning everybody. 5:00 a.m. on this morn. last day of august 31st. i'm michael gargiulo. >>> i'm darlene rodriguez. chris cimino is here with the forecast. chris, good morning. >> good morning, guys. climb at that logical summer ends today. temperatures up towards the north, not that cool. rhinebeck 64. that's one of the cooler numbers. lagrange,

you have the outgoing joint chiefs martin dempsey who says it will take 20-years. don't you think he has a sense -- >> martin dempsey is not exactly george patton. martin dempsey is not general douglas mcarthur f. you listen to him we are going to lose to isis. no you we are going to be very strong. if i win our military will be very strong. our vets will be taken care of. right now they are treated like third class citizens. they are going to be a great country again. >> let me ask about the "washington post" comparing you to putin. you have an ego. you want to make the country gate again. how do you feel about that? >> i think putin is somebody i would get along with. i actually think i would get along with him. i had a big event in moscow about two years ago. i think i would have a good relationship with putin. it's ridiculous what's happening. he hates obama. i think obama probably can't stand him either. the relationships we have all through out the world not only with russia but with everybody is terrible. china can't stand us yet they are making a fortune wi

general dempsey, and yet another yankees fan.joint chiefs of staff and i look forward to irving with you in the month and years ahead. for the fellow service cheese and all fellow generals, sergeant majors and all representatives of our partner nations in the distinguished guests, thank you for being here and supporting the army. i want to single out sergeant major daily in thank him on behalf of the and the entire army for being announced in a noncommissioned officer and with him today is false of paying back who was my first surgeon. both of them start to finish represent all that is good about our army and they represent the incredible non-commissioner officer corps at this united states army. thank you all for coming. i am grateful to see many friends and colleagues here. each of you have had a profound impact in my personal and professional life he admitted he flew in all but the world as high school classmates here, high school hockey coach, princeton hockey team is here from england and all of the world. a lot of us didn't

. >>> patrick dempsey getting >>> patrick dempsey getting serious after his "grey's anatomy" role ofcdreamy. he's part of a cancer fund-raising campaign, teamed up with twitter, stand up to cancer and fifth third bank. dempsey is letting everyone know about #howifight, which raises $1 for cancer research with every tweet. the bank covers the cost. dempsey is speaking out after losing his mother to ovarian cancer. >>> this summer we've seen emergency landings of small planes on highways, beaches and now on a river bed. this happened in the los angeles river, just south of downtown l.a. the piper pawnee plane had been towing a banner. there is no word yet on what prompted the emergency landing. no one was hurt and the plane was not damaged, but now there's a question of how to get it out of there. >>> well, law enforcement experts, they know high-speed chases are incredibly dangerous, and some police departments even have strict rules limiting or prohibiting them. >> yeah, but they keep happening anyway, often with tragic results. experts say the bad practice is often a result of an ad

dempsey said she may take a break from surfing and stick to her boogie board. >>> scary open that door come out. >> it happened this week in sacramento. the men claimed they are after a man who was with one of their girlfriends. the video goes on for an hour after viewers watched and even liked it. they also sent comments egging the men on and asking to prove that the gun was real. no one was home, police arrested the men later. >>> and hundreds of passengers on her way back to germany after a woman and her cat delayed the flight. the plane made an emergency landing in denver yesterday. passengers say a woman boarded with her cat in her purse which is against airline rules and got mad when the flight crew locked the cat in the bathroom. fighter jets even scrambled around the german airline. >> before we took off i saw the woman running down the aisle. it was out of a movie. the lady was freaking out about the cat. >> and a las vegas super model on the flight tweeted have to stay overnight in denver because of crazy cat lady. the fbi says the woman is not facing any charges calling it a

it will take 20 years. >> martin dempsey is not exactly george patton, okay? he is not actually general douglas mcarthur. i heard him. if you listen to him, we'll lose to isis. we'll be very, very strong. if i win, our military will be very, very strong. our vets are going to be taken care of which they're not right now. they're treated like dirt. >> let me ask you about pretty much based on the fact you're wealthy, they talk about an ego, you know because you say you want to make the country great again. how do you feel about that? >> well, i feel that putin is somebody i would actually getg . i get a lot of heat for that. i had a big event in moscow about two years ago, i think i would have a good relationship. it is ridiculous, he hates obama, he can't stand him. i think obama probably can't stand him either. the relationships we have throughout the world is terrible. the amazing thing, china can't stand us and yet they're making a fortune with us. nobody likes us, and yet they're all taking advantage. we're like the big bully that loses all the time. >> th

antwan: surfer had a close call with a great white shark off central coast of california, else lore dempsey was trying to catch some waves at more more -- morro beech. >> it was wild, it seems sureal. it was unme, it surfaced it took the board, i was out of there i never looked back. antwan: i don't blame you, officials say that waters will remain closed for next few days they posted warning signs at nearby beaches. >> with u.s. open kicking off tomorrow, new yorkers are catching tennis people, murphy jensen hosting a free clinic today at central park at the trend tennis center. >> all eyes on serena williams, she readies for her first match during opening day tomorrow, she could possibly make tennis history obrink of greatest achievement in tennis, a single-season grand slam, last time it was done by stephy graph. >> and hip-hop all-star, ll lcool jay returns home today. >> reporter: hundreds of queens, parents and kids turned out for a special event, third annual book back give away, the line was long but every waited for their turn, to get free book bags and school supplies and an autogr

then join jen -- general martin dempsey and secretary carter. after that a conversation on the latest batch of e-mails from secretary of state clinton release from the state department. catherine figaro was nine years old when she watched her parents being arrested in a raid six years ago. the 15-year-old sat on a panel of undocumented immigrants and activist talking about them -- the sheriff's handling of loss. this is from the net roots nation conference in phoenix in july. it is one hour, 10 minutes. carlos: this panel is called “the people versus arpaio.” we have an amazing panel. we will start out today with a small video. it is important to show the video because it showcases one of our own panelists and sheds a little bit of light into our world. you'll be able to see a little bit. there are some clips of the chain gangs, jails, and what he has done to our community. and the filmmaker is in the room and the full-length film will be showing tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. in room 223 and catherine will be there as well. i want to invite everyone the

. >> elinor dempsey saw a shark approach her 2 feet underway. >> a couple of guys helped me. i was paddling. i usually watch behind you. he was like there is a wave coming, hold on. i was just paddling. so then i could ride the wave in on my belly. >> dempsey was table to get back to shore unharmed. after examining the bite mark they estimate it was a 6-foot long juvenile. >> that does no look juvenile. >>> the sunglasses we wear says something about us. >> 1010 wins john montone is on the move on the beach to see how you choose your shades. >> the last girl that saw me said they were cool. i am wearing them. >> your sunglasses much everything else. >> i am color coordinator. >> mirrors. >> yes. >> aviator. >> yes. >> state trooper. >> yeah. >> you wear those and feel like giving tickets. >> yes. >> what color. >> corral. sunglasses. you picked these. reflection. i said this must be happening so let me buy one. >> this must be happening. >> needs to be a mirror. you have to try a few on. >> a few, how many. >> 15. >> you got to make sure they go with everything. >> these are

milwaukee brewers rookie made baseball history over the weekend, revealing he is gay, what david dempsey's teammate is saying about the a announcement. >>> we finally have a football game to talk about with the eagles, preseason but something for fans to get excited about. for the most partying also played well in a big win over the colts, lets go to lincoln financial field, an exhibit exhibit game but big for the the fans. mark sanchez, nelson agholor, unbelievable run. his speed is terrific. 34-yard touchdown. he had three catches. eagles win 36- 106789 jordan matthews loves what he sees in the rookie wide receiver. >> it was crazy, because, like when he caught the ball, it was just a hitch, and thinking he might make one move. i saw him angle and says they are not catching nellie. it was great. first catch too. that is awesome. >> he had three catches. nelson agholor and matt barclay 12 for 20, 192-yard. eagles play next saturday night in baltimore. phillies lost, against milwaukee. that is sports in a minute. i'm, howard eskin. >>> david dempsey revealed he was gay becoming first openl

it will take 20 years. >> martin dempsey is not exactly george patton, okay? he is not actually general douglas mcarthur. i heard him. if you listen to him, we'll lose to isis. we'll be very, very strong. if i win, our military will be very, very strong. our vets are going to be taken care of which they're not right now. they're treated like dirt. >> let me ask you about pretty much based on the fact you're wealthy, they talk about an ego, you know because you say you want to make the country great again. how do you feel about that? >> well, i feel that putin is somebody i would actually get along with him. i get a lot of heat for that. i had a big event in moscow about two years ago, i think i would have a good relationship. it is ridiculous, he hates obama, he can't stand him. i think obama probably can't stand him either. the relationships we have throughout the world is terrible. the amazing thing, china can't stand us and yet they're making a fortune with us. nobody likes us, and yet they're all taking advantage. we're like the big bully that loses all th

eleanor dempsey escaped that attack on saturday.th a group of surfers when she noticed a dark shadow in the water just a few feet beneath her. >> the body was right here, like literally next to me. time sort of stopped. i kind of thought it was a doll fin. it was the color of a dolphin. >> dempsey said she swam for shore, never looking back, terrified that the shark would bite her at any moment. she want hurt, though. officials posted these warning signs urging people to stay out of the water for 72 hours. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> ten minutes before 7:00. we are getting a cloudy start this morning. this is the view from the nbc 10 studios. it is warm in spite of the clouds, 76 degrees inç philadelphia, 5 degrees warmer than yesterday at this time. at the shore, a cloudy start for cape may and a dry start with temperatures in the 70s at the shore. in fact, most of the area is in the 70s right now. 74 in trenton, wilmington and millville. right at the shore, cape may also at 74. 70s u

we know general martin dempsey spoke with his counterpart about this last night. the u.s.rea important allies -- of u.s. in the region. i want to read for you part of the statement put out about that conversation. dempsey and general admiral choi said they would watch north korea's actions the coming days and assure the u.s. and republic of korea to work closely with each other to diffuse tensions. part of this tension is the fact that the u.s. and south korea are in the middle of their annual joint military exercises. these take place every year and every year, they anger the north koreans. i want to play for you what the assistant secretary of defense david sheer had to say about those exercises. take a listen. >> u.s. forces went on an enhanced status as part of the exercise. they are remaining in enhanced status as part of the exercise. and, of course, to ensure adequate deterrence on the peninsula. >> shear and dempsey emphasized this. the exercises were temporarily suspended just so that the u.s. and south korea could coordinator on that change of artillery fire that

>> with school and counseling mandatory, mike dempsey also hopes to give juvenile offenders an option other than crime once they're released. >> we've been working on a program called the future soldier program. essentially what it would do is identify offenders in our population who would qualify to be a future soldier. the idea is to be able to release them directly from the facility to the military service without there being any delay or transition in place. >> patience is key for staff in order to turn troubled kids around. >> we had, for example, a couple offenders awhile back. they acted like they was committing suicide and everything else. we went in on them, they're not really committing suicide. they're trying to hurt staff. you don't want to see it, but it does happen. >> the individuals who choose to work here and who stay, who stick it out through the difficult times of working with these adolescents, i say if they can do this job, they can do any job. this job will challenge everything about you. >> for some kids, it takes more than one stint behind bars to learn a lesso

dempsey yelled at the shark and swam quickly to shore.urfers who saw the attack told everyone to get out of the water. the beach will be closed for 72 hours. >>> happening now, a beach in san diego is closed down after a hammerhead shark sighting. officials closing the stretch of beach from la jolla cove to scripps peer after it was seen circling a group of kayakers there. witnesses say the shark is between eight and ten feet long. officials say the shark appeared to be acting aggressively toward the kayakers and then followed them towards the shore. no injuries were reported. lifeguards will reassess the water tomorrow morning to decide whether to re-open the beach. [ laughter ] >> i don't know if i would be so eager to go back in. i'm terrified of sharks. >>> right now, clear skies -- >> they are terrified of you. >> glad to hear that. [ laughter ] >> clear skies out at the san mateo bridge although some low clouds beginning to develop here over the santa cruz mountains. but that wasn't the case earlier today. at least the clear skies w

eleanor dempsey says she was surfing north of los angeles saturday when a shark swam right underneathher. it was about 15 feet long and, well, took a huge bite out of her board. she got away and swam back to shore. authority also to close the beach for 72 hours, but dempsey says she is ready to get back out there again. >> not gonna stop me or anybody else from surf, i know people don't understand that but the love of the water. >> experts say el nino has been warming the waters and drawing sharks north and closer to shore. so, in some areas, they are using drones to keep an eye on what's underwater. >>> an amazing story of survival in the mountains of california a 62-year-old woman became separated from her group during a hike in the sierra national forest. she spent more than nine days alone with no food. rescuers hiked 21 miles in treacherous terrain, hampered by one of the wildfires burning in the area. they finally found her on saturday, badly injured, with some broken bones. rescuers are calling her a fighter, saying she kept her bits during the whole ordeal. >> when i talked to

enlenore dempsey -- eleanor different is he said a shark stomped on her surf board.how she narrowly escaped. >> reporter: it was a close call for eleanor dempsey. she wanted to catch waves and that ended after a great white shark took a huge chunk out of her board. >> it surfaced and took the board. i was out of here. i never looked back. >> this happened at morro bay. >> it didn't really happen. you know. it seems very surreal at this point. >> there were several people in the water when it happened. >> i was 3 feet out from the next guy. i was further out. maybe with the red board, there is somebody. boom. >> swimming for a life. and those on the beach were screaming and coaching her to shore. >> one, i was paddling and usually you watch behind you. and there is a wave coming. hold on. i am glad he said that. i was paddling and then i could ride the wave in on my belly. >> the cancer survivor and now survivor of a shark attack will take time with what to do with it. >> i am not sure i always wanted to remember that. i am not quite sure yet. >> well, happening today

surfer eleanor dempsey was incredibly close to a shark. sharks are no stranger to the west coast.e last 15 years, there have been 85 shark attacks from california to oregon. that has not stopped dempsey from surfing. >> it's not going to stop me or anybody else from surfing. i know people probably don't understand that. but there's a love of the water. >> experts say warming el nino waters are drawing the sharks further north. >>> we all know you can't text and drive. but a man in new england learned you shouldn't take a selfie and drive either. wish we were kidding here. police say jordan toner was driving in maine saturday when he took a photo of him zself an some of his passengers. their car veered off the road and hit a tree. several passengers injured. police issued toner a distracted driving summons. >>> research says there's only one way to prevent a hangover and it's about as straightforward as it gets. drink less alcohol. according to the bbc, dutch researchers asked 800 students what they do to relieve hangover symptoms but found neither food nor water had any positive e

that's the word from the joint chiefs chairman general martin dempsey in an interview with a danish newsutlet. he says coalition forces can use multiple tactics to cripple the isis army. but they must convince young arabs to reject extremism, otherwise, isis would just come back under a different name. the u.s. has already spent billions and billions of dollars and teamed up with allies to launch thousands of air strikes against isis but the group still controls large portions of iraq and syria. u.s. marine core harrier jets launched their first bombing runs from the "uss essex" assault ship in the persian gulf. syrian state-run media and activists there report isis militants have beheaded one of syr syria's top archaeologists in the ancient city of palmyra. they then hanged his 82-year-old body from one of the roman columns. palmyra is famous for its roman ruins. the militants have already reportedly destroyed some landmarks there. they claim it is all part of an effort to stop idol worship. a research fellow at new america. it describes itself as a think tank that delivers impartial an

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ellenore dempsey has been suffing this morning when she thought she saw a dolphin. no. the animal jumped and took a chunk out of her surfboard. >> sitting on the board, relaxing. i looked under. i looked at the bottom. i saw a large object. and i thought, god that looks like a dolphin. we see dolphins out there a lot. next thing i knew, its body was right here. literally next to me. i thought, i've got to pat it. i thought it was a dolphin. >> other nearby surfers saw what was happening. they helped her to shore. ellenore was not hurt. lifeguards closed the beach for the weekend. >>> hack a jeep, get a job. hacking is paying off for two computer busies. >> hold on tight. >> take a look at this video. it came out last month showing these two hackers, remotely took control of a jeep cherokee and drove it into a ditch. this caused chrysler to recall more than 1 million cars. starting next week these two hackers have a new job with uber. the company hired charlie miller and chris villasec to hack into self-driving cars so uber can figure out how to prevent it. >>> the olymp

eleanor dempsey out on morrow straight beach, northwest of santa barbara.d, as she tried to get away people on the beach helped her safely make it to shore. >> helped me get in, one, because i was paddling, because usually i watch behind you. wave coming, hole on, i was glad he said, that i was just paddling, you know, and coy ride the wave in. >> oh, terrifying, though. dempsey, also a cancer survivor, says she not sure if she will get back in the water any time soon. >> thank you very much. and welcome to the vma's. >> oh, miley, miley cyrus, there, hosting the 2015m tv video music award last night in los angeles, remember when she was hannah montana? hard to believe. as expected she rocked out with some over the top barely there outfit. that will one is covering the most that i've seen all morning, she changed nine times. the night did take serious turn when rapper nicki minaj took the stage for best hip hop video h criticized m tv in the past, and also last night, for not nominating the hit overall video because it got 19 million views on line, that's a

especially the issue of the missiles, which i believe he cited general dempsey as saying is a very serious issue, that has not gotten much attention. jerry hasor me -- and some specific knowledge -- i think the strategic objective of the united states dealing with iranians' desire for hegemony would be to use all the elements of power with our allies in the region to change the regime. i'm not talking about military takeover. that should be the strategic objective. and you work towards countering what they are doing with our allies in the region, and it is not just about the united states, not just about military power. it is usually in all the elements of power to do that with our allies in the region. when it is necessary to i suggested -- and a litany of time when it certainly was necessary for 1983 through 2008 -- you have to do that. it's not just necessarily by yourself. but that kind of thought process just has not been there. we are down at a tactical low-level in dealing with the regime that has a comprehensive strategy. we lack of equivalent comprehensive strategy to cope with th

[laughter] martin dempsey: the other thing that wasn't -- nicole: the other thing that was surprising to me, that was a heated oral argument. a heated time when the judge were giving their opinions. it was one of the only times i've been in court and then uncomfortable. this question seems to be a shouldn't you executed because somebody is trying to ban the death penalty? is the besthat thing for society, is it to make it more heated or to try to have a more civilized dialogue? >> don't you think that disturbed the chief justice? was this line were the chief justice said we are going to give you more time because we have taken up more of your time than usual. >> to be fair, everything that had been bottled up the day before blew up the next day. him accusing the inmate of being part of an organized group and on the other hand accusing himayor ar of being an outright liar. worst oralably the argument you have seen at the supreme court in several decades. >> the chief justice seemed uncomfortable, but think of how the chief justice would have handled that. >> he would have stopped it. h

neil: so you think this is martin dempsey. >> the chairman of the joint chiefs. neil: you just read my mind. but the question is are there enough votes, there are two overrided vetoes. >> i will say the public statements of people like martin dempsey and chuck schumer will have an impact, and if you saw the public opinion polls, a majority of the american population is against this program, and i think it is one of the most -- i have to say reckless policies that this country has followed in a long time. neil: you didn't get successful in the real estate in the markets without being good at real estate in the markets. i've been looking at oil, a lot of it is slip sliding away, a lot of it builds on the notion iran pumps two million barrels a day in a soft, squishy market, and it's a done deal. >> well, it may be a done deal, i don't think it's a done deal, not when you have the levels of opposition that are coming out, and these are people who are really respected and gives political cover to a lot of people who might want to otherwise oppose it. never mind the f

. >> reporter: -- surfer eleanor dempsey had a much more violent encounter.no strangers to the west coast. in the last 15 years, 85 shark attacks from california to oregon, five deadly. this year two shark attacks. so far off the injuries. only close calls. as for shark sightings, too many to count. san diego's la hoya closed again on sunday after yet another sighting near shore. so are there more sharks or just more cameras around to catch them? >> when you're past we didn't have the technology to see them. >> reporter: warming el nino waters are drawing sharks north. in areas like seal beach lifeguards are using drones to keep tabs on what's underneath and patrols are flowing flotation devices to shoe them away. even for those like dempsey who come face to face with a shark -- >> i it is not going to stop me or anybody else from surfing. people probably don't understand that but the love of the water. >> reporter: she feels safe enough to go back in the water. >> hopefully she'll get a new board without that bite. >>> police are investigating a tragedy at t

. >>> patrick dempsey getting serious after his "grey's anatomy" role of dr. mcdreamy, part of a cancer fund-raising team. part of fifth third bank. dempsey is letting everyone know about #how i fight which raises $1 for cancer research. the bank covers the cost. he's speaking out after losing his mother to ovarian cancer. >>> this summer we've seen emergency landings of small planes on highways and beaches and now in a river bed. river. the piper plane had been towing a banner. there's no word on what prompted the emergency landing. was not damaged. now there's a question how to get it out of there. >>> law enforcement experts know how speed chases are incredibly dangerous. some police departments even have strict rules prohibiting them. >> but they keep happening anyway. often with tragic results. experts say the bad practice is often a result of an adrenalin high when a suspect flees. >> take a look at there high speed chase in texas. cop cars flying down the highway before the suspect tears off flying into residential streets in this houston suburb. finall

clinton, petraeus, dempsey and panetta on a committed to the president in the summer of 2012 to help them. the president's jus to spend int know. those actions just reverberate around the region and beset us with considerably more problems as a result of the. this isn't all that hard to do if you make up your mind of what the role is america place in the world, and i'm not suggesting that muscular military strategy, but it is about leadership. .. that it is executed effectively, 50 interagency actually are doing what they're supposed to be doing if they establish real metrics and measures instead of obfuscating. the frustration with dod and data treasury and dea and elsewhere about this is very high. in fact, they do not want real option. luscious move along. luscious do enough and that shows a lack of leadership in real interest achieving affect the result to impact the enemy. in this case isis. it is the presidents own strategy that he is not making sure is executed effectively. it will rebound on us at some point dramatically. it is already affecting the people of the region. most

we're talking about eleanor dempsey, swimming between los angeles and san francisco when she saw a six foot great white, so called juvenile great white that popped up and took a chunk out of her surf board. when she realized what was happening, she took off and didn't look back. the cancer vooisurvivor made it shore. >> it seems surreal at this point. i'm not sure i always want to remember. that i'm not quite sure yet. >> not sure if she wants to make it wall art, but says she has a great story there surviving and not getting injure ed from the attack from a quote unquote juvenile great white shark. >> she is lucky. what about the ham armer head sk yesterday? >> another close encounter. two kayakers were in the water in san diego when they ran into the shark. what did they do? pulled out and shot video. they took that to the lifeguard. hammer head sharks are not likely to attack people. there's been 17 record aed attas in 400 years on record. some can be dangerous. a man was bitten off coast of san diego earlier this month. this was ten feet long, didn't seem shy. it was a startling ex

general dempsey, who i know well, he supports the president's policies. but when you get down to the operating level, below that and the people in iraq, they absolutely believe we are not doing enough. they are very concerned about afghanistan in the sense they will make the same mistake. next year we are pulling all of the forces out of afghanistan. that is the president's policy. he is a man of his word. you have to give him credit. but i believe he will make the same error he made in iraq and the military is opposed to that >> i don't think he is getting credit for that. he is getting criticized for not changing the policy when needed. hillary clinton is taking more jabs at republicans trying to fend out going support for senator bernie sanders. will the new aggressive approach pay off? [meow mix jingle slowly and quietly plucks] right on cue. [cat meows] ♪meow, meow, meow, meow... it's more than just a meal, it's meow mix mealtime. with great taste and 100% complete nutrition, it's the only one cats ask for by name. >>> welcome back. hillary clinton i