in the wake of the disaster, she and fellow senator diane feinstein are looking to fast track assistance. napa homeowners without insurance are still not eligible for federal aid. >>> a developing story in iraq. the united kingdom today directed fighter jets over iraqi skies targeting isis. those aircraft returned with a full arsenal. >> reporter: two jets armed with laser guided bombs and missiles took off from a base in cyprus this morning along with a refueling plane. they returned to the base several hours later in the early afternoon and the defense department here said no missiles were fired, but there were no targets requiring immediate air attack. military jets would hit targets as and when appropriate. this is going to be a long careful mission. lots of surveillance and reconnaissance. targeted strikes avoiding civilian casualties. as the prime minister put it in his speech friday, the british mission against isis will be a campaign of patience and persistence. not shock and awe. >> we're going to deal those supporting terrorist organizations. >> reporter: there is very little a

there's going to be more pressure for him to say something. >> diane feinstein went so far to say theyot jv. >> you can get a coalition but if they don't do anything the coalition doesn't matter. what's striking about the current situation is if you go back to the may 2012 time frame, a year after osama bin laden was killed, six months before the presidential election you had not only john brennan the president's top counterterrorism adviser, leon panetta and president obama himself say the goal of eliminating al qaeda was within reach. that it would happen within years. that it was imminent. that was so far wrong it's hard to imagine that they could have said anything more wrongheaded. >> there are people hoping for al qaeda now looking at what isis is doing and terrorist armies it's been dealing with. >> part of that explains the reaction in public opinion and as reflected even in how the democrats are criticizing the president. ate word we don't often use. but there's a sense of dishonor here. the world in the words of our secretary of defense is exploding all over the place and ame

senators barbara boxer and diane feinstein are among 16 female senators calling on the nfl to adopt a zero tolerance policy for players. coming up at 5:00, lillian kim is live at 49ers headquarters with a look at what the team is saying today about athletes and integrity. >>> today marks the 13th anniversary of the september 11th terrorist attacks against the united states. today president obama sent a tweet writing, 13 years after small and hateful minds conspired to break us, america stands tall. united airlines is defending itself after a worker found a noose in his workplace. laura anthony is live at san francisco international airport. it was a story you'll see only on abc 7 news. laura? >> reporter: hi, ama. this incident comes on the heels of a similar incident two weeks ago at the city of oakland. also involving a noose. the incident here at sfo happened almost a year ago. but the employee told us since the company hasn't done anything in that time period, he's now taking them to court. >> i was mad and disgusted. and upset. >> reporter: airplane mechanic tony carter told us i

democratic senator diane feinstein said the board of education president is too cautious in his approach. senator john mccain sailed isis must be defeated not contain the. >>> three people were injured in a lightning strike on a new york city beach. storms rolled through yesterday evening. police closed the beach for safety reasons. three victims were alert and conscious as they were taken to the hospital. >> the phillies begin a series in atlanta this afternoon while outfielder, john mayberry junior heads north to toronto in a trade. he spent 6 seasons with the phillies. in the trade phillies picked up pierre. he will suit up for the reading phillies. mayberry has been on the d. l.since last month. >>> phillies had a chance to climb out of last place with a win in new york. dominic brown hit his first homer in more than a month. but it wasn't enough, the phillies lose 6-5. they have lost 13 of 19 games against the melts, thankfulthy did thankfulthy -- they don't play them until next season. >> a local carnals patient's rat -- a local cancer patient's rap video is going viral for all the

i want to hear the same thing from diane feinstein. governor of minnesota to say wouldn't play him. >> where is the voice of the commissioner? >> oh, my gosh. >> the commissioner has to speak to the public in a press conference. take a page out of adam silver's book. speak and say one, we're not going to tolerate this. number two, if our policies are ineffective we'll revise them. >> why is he not doing that? the guy gets paid $44 million a year. >> he's got to speak. >> they are letting him down. >> he has to restore confidence. >> i think he's a good guy. >> roger is a good guy. >> i like roger a lot. people inside that bubble, that billion dollar bubble i think are also giving roger some bad advice. >> let me just say this. spanking and whooping are two different things. >> two different things. >> people need to get away from this idea that quote i can beat my children until they are black and blue and somehow that's appropriate discipline. those who say quote-unquote it's cultural they are wrong. those who say it's the way you dis

. >> reporter: senator diane feinstein on "meet the press" today. >> i've learned one thing about this president, and that is he's very cautious. maybe in this instance too cautious. >> reporter: feinstein even said she agreed with her republican colleagues, senators john mccain and lindsay graham. in a "new york times" op-ed, the senators call on the president to take action against isis in syria, writing, continuing to confront isis in iraq, but not in syria, would be fighting with one hand tied behind our back. but the president had his defenders of the deliberative approach he's taking. >> you just don't rush in. because the media is talking about it. >> reporter: and there are fresh concerns today about westerners signing up to join isis, after a 16-year-old girl suspected of trying to reach syria to fight with the terrorist group was arrested in france. hundreds of americans are involved with the group, according to congressman mike rogers. >> it's in the hundreds. that we believe have at least one time traveled and participated and trained with them. >> reporter: as the presiden

senator diane feinstein says this decision is a shame. >> well, i'm sorry about that, but nevada's a good neighbor, we have a lot in common. so, you know, i wish them well. i'm a big booster for the product, and i think the all electric automobile has a very robust feature. >> the big announcement will be made by nevada's governor during a news conference this afternoon. nevada's legislature is also considering a tax break package for tesla that could be introduced early next week. >>> happening today, the one and only debate between the two candidates for california's governor challenger neel kashkari gets his shot at governor jerry brown tonight. kashkari asked for a regular series of debates, but governor brown declined that offer. he is 20 points ahead in the polls. the hour long debate begins at 7:00 in sacramento, and it'll be streamed live online on cal channel.com. >>> now let's check the forecast and christina loren says there's a wyff of the weekend in the air. >> i have it to tell you, it's scrumptious. we have a good looking weekend shaping up. temperatures will be mild t

and pressure is mounting on president obama this morning to go after isis inside syria, even diane feinstein is pushing for military action. comes as the u.s. drops more aid to refugees in iraq. this is video aimed at helping christians persecuted by isis militants in iraq. the president says air strikes in syria on the back burner for now, but politicians on both sides are urging him to act, saying while he evaluates his options, the isis threat is getting worse. >> the president of the united states is either in denial or overwhelmed. one of the two. >> he's very cautious, maybe in this instance, too cautious. >> now another big concern is how many americans are fighting with i.c.e.s and whether -- isis and whether these may bring the fight and terror back to the united states. >>> people in the east bay say they are stunned by a drive by shooting that injured five people at a house party. it happened on south q street in livermore early sunday morning. police say several people were kicked out of a party then came back and opened fire. three women and two men, all late teens in the early

here's how senator diane feinstein reacted when she heard the news today. >> well, i'm sorry about that. but nevada's a good neighbor. we have a lot in common. so, you know, i wish them well. i'm a big booster for the product. and i think the all-electric automobile has a very robust future. >> the bay area council also weighed in on tesla's move, saying, quote, we continue to believe california can be the central place for tesla's growth with many future opportunities to see that happen. it is likely tesla will continue to grow and hire here in the bay area. bottom line, good for reno. they're growing and developing a strong tech presence, but california will grow, too, and tesla is expected to drive a whole lot of that growth. >> thanks so much, scott. >>> to a developing story following the execution of a second american journalist. president obama is under pressure tonight to take more aggressive action against isis. he vows to degrade the terror group to a point in which it becomes a, quote, manageable problem. nbc's steve handelsman is live in washington, d.c. with the details. st

his then fiancee and now wife in an elevator. 16 female senators, including barbara boxer and diane feinstein, sent a letter today to roger goodell. they are shocked and disgusted by the video, and want a zero tolerance policy against domestic violence in the nfl. jackie sears said she has successful pushed for an oversight committee involving ray rice and the domestic violence policy. the 49ers have suspended veteran broadcaster ted robinson for two games for comments about the ray rice incident. robinson said rice's wife is partly to blame for not speaking up. he's since apologized for his remarks. robert mueller has been asked to investigate the league's handling of rice. if they found roger goodell lied or involved in a cover-up, the owners are ready to fire him. >>> here at home, domestic violence was the main topic of discussion at santa clara university today. >> abc 7 news reporter lillian kim joins us at levi stadium with more on that. lillian? >> reporter: dan and cheryl, experts from all corners of the sports world converged on the santa clara university campus today, including the

s katie couric, but whether he agrees with diane feinstein, the president has been too cautious. >> we need to be working now full speed ahead. with other countries. to destroy isis. that should be our number one priority. >> reporter: democrat gene distances herself from the president after appearing with vice president biden in new hampshire yesterday. >> shea should know we will follow them to the gates of hell until they are brought to justice. >> reporter: shaheen locked in a reelection battle, saying do not believe that isil is manageable. they should be chased to the gates of hell. asking how concerned are they about a terror attack on 1999, saying there have been a lot of sideline cop veryining conversah those foreign fighters from isis with western passports. lou: ed henry thank you. obama administration is expanding investigation into august 9 shooting of ferguson, teen brown. attorney general eric holder announceding in to looking into whether wilson violated brown's civil rights, the justice department is launching an investigation as well into practices of the inter depart

diane feinstein is also interested. we have opportunities to codify dhs's authority. and the private sector's authority and freedom to share information with the government. i am interested in enhancing my hiring capability to bring in more cyber security talent that i can steal away from the financial services sector. we've got a lot of work to do, without doubt. information sharing of best practices is one of the keys to that. >> your comment on legislation anticipated my next question. the federal reserve any treasury found -- the federal reserve and nottreasury found they did have the powers they wished they had. >> that is my plea. some is, in my judgment, legal uncertainty, at least in the minds of some, about my respond to a cyber attack. in the private sector or evening the .gov world. private sector businesses worry about liability they may face it they share information with us. we need the help of congress to provide clarity there. everybody talks about cyber security. we need to reach agreement on it. i'm hoping in the dwindling amount of time remaining in

democratic senator diane feinstein said he is too cautious in his approach. john mccain said isis must be defeated not contained. >>> three people were injured in a lightening strike on new york city beach. the strike sent the weekend crowds scattering for safety at orchard beach as storms rolled through yesterday evening. three victims were alert and conscious as they were taken to the hospital. >> facebook is updating it's searching tool for mobile devices. here's tech bytes. >> reporter: facebook wants to make it easier to search for older posts. they are cruising a few feature which would allow cruiser to find a specific post by using key words. >>> sonny will improve the size of it's scene, it will a thin waterproof exterior. a new video game takes you deep inside the wyoming wilderness. fire watch follow also the adventures of henry a fire look out who reports back to his supervise about with a what he sees. >>> just in time for back to school sesame street has teamed up with the kids for a new pie phone app. it's a series of problem when i crave a smok

but there are some democrats that are not running for reelection, i mane thinking about diane feinstein and bill dmelsonelson. but i've got to talk you to task task. the president hasn't come up with his strategy yet. what are we waiting for? another beheading of an america citizen? >> no. there needs to be a tlauthful strategy. reactionary action and jumping in with the troops is probably not what we need right now. aek nolg changed dramatically. when we look at what we can do from a an intelligence standpoint and drones, everything we can do to contain, it's a much smafrt smarter stra contain and move in cautiously and thoughtfully instead of creating eruption. >> maybe they need marjorie to be giving them the messaging part of the equation. >> i certainly would endorse that as well. the reality is the world is begging for president obama's leadership on this. we saw david cameron, we've seen angela merkel come out strongly. we've seen the moderate sunni states to the other gulf states isolate isis as the problem and want to work with an international coalition. it's the american pres

diane feinstein called him an outstanding leader of the department of justice.n civil rights holder has been the president's point man. leading the charge for same-sex marriages, and volunteering to go to ferguson after the shooting of an unarmed black teenager. but some say he authorized subpoenas for journalists, approving the killing of in yemen. he also took heat for his handling of the financial crisis. >> there is no such thing as too big to jail. no individual or company, no matter how large or profitable is above the law. >> reporter: while some firms paid enormous settlements and fines, banks, and their top executives haven't faced criminal charges. there is some urgency to get a nominee to replace him in place. the process of confirming holder's successor could run well into next year. just two days ago, holder seemed vague about his plans. he had an interview with katie couric and was asked about his plans, he said he still had some plans to put in place, and when he got to that point he would assess where he was. paul brennan thank you very much. one

this was senator diane feinstein in this instance. she was in her home and looked out the window and there was a drone outside her window and she took that experience to congress and warned her congressional colleagues to go slow on drone technology. as far as drone technology goes i think that horse is out of the barn and i think at this point there is not really a lot people can do to slow it as far as the private sector goes. the congress has tasked the fcc to come up with policies for commercial use of drones by 2015. amazon indicated it wants to use drones to make product deliveri deliveries. there was a pizza chain that was going to use drones to deliver pizza. people will look at drones coming in and delivering amazon products as a cool thing and they will use that and they going to use that cool idea of science fiction coming alive. but when law enforcement wants to step in and use the same drones to conduct surveillance operations i think that is where people are going to be more alarmed. >> host: and you talk about we have c

as you have congressional leaders lie diane feinstein. >> it's picking up on senator feinstein she's saying, in her words, we're finally on the offensive after frooepreviously saying the president was being too cautious as it relates to the plan moving forward. >> the question also is what does the president have to do? the white house would argue he doesn't have to get congressional authorization for more air strikes about 140 of them in iraq. they want congress on the record. they want congress to have an up or down vote. they want to send a message to the wider world that the united states is united in this fight against the threat of isis. you have a democratic senator, bill nelson, going to propose legislation that would authorize air strikes in syria. you have a republican member of congress, frank wolf from virginia, authorize air strikes not just in syria but anywhere that isis or al qaeda pose a threat. that's the coming action we'll see in the coming days. >>> more on the president's plan to defeat isis and possible obstacles. the plan could run into. richard engel is in ir

. >> host: you also members of congress that serve on the intelligence committee like diane feinstein and adam schiff saying this is a real threat, isis is a real threat, and diane feinstein saying the president may be a bit too cautious. you have busy be on twitter wondering isis has been in in existence since 2004. why weren't they do with back then as would've been easier to fix? do we know the history of isis? >> guest: i'm not sure it goes quite back that far, but this grew out of al-qaeda and iraq and things like this. .. and a lot of unpredictable things can have been. so you know, there's criticism of the president for being cautious and i suppose some of that is fair and he probably would argue differently, seen in the past maybe we haven't been cautious enough. it is a very difficult problem and i'm not sure what the right answer is. postville lets listen to what president obama had to say yesterday in estonia about russia and the message you would like nato to send. here is the message from estonia. >> we must send an unmistakable message in support of ukraine as well. our

still senator diane feinstein says the decision is a shame. >> nevada's a good neighbor, we have a lot in common, so, you know, i wish them well. i'm a big booster for the product, and i think the all electric automobile has a very robust future. >> and this announcement will be made by nevada's governor. the state's legislature also considering a tax break package for tesla that would be introduced later in the week. >>> 5:30, now meteorologist christina loren with some mild temperatures to start this thursday. >> yeah, might sweeten the deal, as far as you getting to work this morning. 63 degrees in san carlos, 63 oakland. 59 degrees to kick off the dma concord and 59, not a bad way to start dmat san jose. now we have plenty of low clouds, days are getting shorter as we transition closer to fall. first official day will be the 22nd of this month. but we have plenty of low clouds out there, it's already starting to feel like fall, the morning hours getting plenty of 50s, whereas we've been in the 60s for the past couple weeks overnight. now strong on shore flow is the story for today,

diane feinstein is very strong terms said it's not really a question of if, it's a question of when.believes firmly there will be an attack on the homeland sometime soon. they're ratcheting up that language to in some ways justify going to war in iraq and syria and fight isis. because otherwise the polling for going back to war in the middle east is terrible. nobody wants to go back to war in the meeiddle east. you have to say there's imminent danger, a reason why we're doing this. >> i know i'm jumping around here, but this day is fascinating. they have a shot with greg orman, and everybody assumes he's going to organize with the democrats. he looks like he can knock off sam roberts because of the fact that roberts doesn't have a house in kansas. the conservatives don't like roberts. the independents are saying roberts. so it looks to me that there's a good shot at democrats picking up, like they picked up maine, picking up a conservative state like kansas this way. >> yeah, this is what vice president biden would call a big f-ing deal here. they haven't had that in 80 years. it's a

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>> you heard diane feinstein suggests that the president was too cautious. there are democrats who think that the president is detached in terms of foreign policy, not leading from a position of strength. you heard that from the usual hocks on capitol hill. i don't think the president has lost rank-and-file democrats by and large. there is a great reticence but democrats -- by democrats on getting involved beyond airstrikes in these conflicts. nobody is suggesting american boots on the ground in ukraine. the idea of putting people at risk in syria is something that this president campaigned on the effort to get american troops out to read he is -- out. he is not going to go back and lightly. -- back in lightly. the deliberate steps he is taking year, i do not see him changing that, even if he gets more criticism from democrats. escalation would be a threat to the u.s. homeland, which the u.s. government says they do not see isis posing an immediate threat. his language today is very critical, degrade and destroy isis. we weree the same wards using during afg

if you remember in january when the president called isis jv, we heard from diane feinstein, anotherual israeli a major jv team. this president is cautious on foreign policy and in this case, certainly too cautious. there is a republican, representative adam kinzinger from illinois, an iraq war veteran, air force pilot, served on the foreign affairs committee, said perception is everything and the president needs to sound strong. >> that's the battle in this is public perception and not just public per session of the american public, but our enemies. if the president said we're going to take our time to find out where the targets are, but isis should understand they're not going to survive, period, they would quake in their boots because they're no match for the fierce united states military. >> i don't think isis is quaking in their boots when the is the says there is no strategy and then the president says this is just a humanitarian mission. could you imagine if during the bush administration an american was beheaded and the president of the united states says we don't have a stra

diane feinstein is also interested. we have opportunities to codify dhs's authority. the private sector's authority and freedom to share information with the government. i am interested in enhancing my hiring capability to bring in more cyber security talent that i can steal away from the financial services sector. we've got a lot of work to do, without doubt. information sharing of best practices is one of the keys to that. >> your comment on legislation anticipated my next question. at the time of the financial crisis, the federal reserve and the treasury found they did not have the powers they wished they had. it would be tragic -- >> that is my plea. there is, in my judgment, some legal uncertainty, at least in the minds of some, about my authority to respond to a cyber attack. in the private sector or evening the .gov world. private sector businesses worry about liability they may face it they share information with us. we need the help of congress to provide clarity there. everybody talks about cyber security. we need to reach agreement on it. i'm hoping in the

the chairman of the senate intelligence committee, diane feinstein was on the sunday shows yesterday and in "usa today" saying the isis threat cannot be overstated. house and, will the senate work on any sort of measure dealing with isis? guest: there's been a lot of reluctance to send troops on the ground. people are wary of taking steps like that. at this point, members of congress are saying we want more information. this is a threat that there has not been commitment to specific action. now they are saying we want the white house to tell us more about what they plan to do. we read nice this is a big danger but last year there was a lot of hesitation to vote on syria, we could see a repeat of that. guest: hearing that there are resolutions brewing. is one from virginia representative frank wolf. i agree, i don't think it's going to go anywhere in the next couple weeks. the lame-duck maybe a productive one in that regard. think most members i'm not quite sure where they want to go on this and they certainly are not sure weeks before an election. were in new mexico last week. did pe

the chairman of the senate intelligence committee, diane feinstein was on the sunday shows yesterday and in "usa today" saying the isis threat cannot be overstated. house and, will the senate work on any sort of measure dealing with isi reluctance to defend troops. membersat this point, of congress are saying they want to hear more information, it there is a threat, i think right now they are saying that we want the white house to tell us more and we recognize that this is a big danger, but, you know, there was a lot of hesitation on syria and we could see some repeat of that. host: on syria there is some discussion of the house. the lame-duck may be a productive one in that regard. i think mostl you, members are not quite sure where they want to go on this. -- are notnly should sure in front of this new election. pearce is one guy who says all he hears from liberals that we need to be compassionate for those people who come over the border, but what about those people in the middle east, what about those people in the middle east? why can't we be more compassionate to them? he thing

he president's approach to isis is the top democrat on the senate committee, senator diane feinsteinll german chancelor is urging lawmakers to take action in iraq. expected to make a formal announcement on what military aid -- her country will be sending to iraq to fight isis. there is as many as 400 germans fighting with the extremists. last week she çósaid germany wa willing to provide kurdish forces with arms. a standoff that ended with nearly 200 children being killed. took 1200 students and adults hostage at a school in ru russia. by september 3rd the crisis had reached its peak when bombs began to blast inside the school and when it 1-dwas over people dead and 186 of them were children. the only surviving militant was captured and sentenced @aato l in prince. >>> police wo#in a st. louis @a suburb with where a white officer shot and ú unarmed black teenager have started to ño'wear body cameras the police have started them over the weekend. given 50 cameras by two companies a week ago. >>> making news %qñthis morning five people injured in a fáboat explosion off of the coast

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. >> i have all the respect for diane feinstein. she's an excellent chairman.ery, very forth coming. i really appreciate her straightforwardness on that and with that being said, if i was the white house, i would take her advice. >> great, do you want to vote in congress to authorize his battle plan? >> absolutely. we need to vote in congress. i said this. if i was president, i would definitely want the buy-in from congress. i would want the input from congress and if we have a resolution, it should be an open ended resolution to why we can have some amendments and have some inputs. that's what needs to happen to solidify this country back and be resolved enough to defend ourselves. >> the white house doesn't listen to you enough. hopefully they'll listen to start changing their tactic today. senator manchin, always great to talk to you, thank you. >> thank you. >>> coming up straight ahead in the final hour, breaking overnight, a judge just clearing olympic star oscar pistorius of premeditated murder charges. we can take you live outside the courthouse with th

. >> of course, diane feinstein is the chairmanwoman of the intelligence committee. most americans are not. for her to say that, what do you take away from that, bret? >> couple of things. these lawmakers are dealing with these intelligence briefs about the threat from isis and see it as real and developing and this coming up on the 9-11 anniversary. the possibility of western interest being threatened around the world. so they're saying project power. i think the question is you have to listen to the words being used. months ahead now. you see the front page of the "new york times" that it's going to be a long-term battle against isis. these are signals that the president is going to draw -- this will be a drawn out battle over time. >> the "new york times" says the experts in the administration say it could be 36 months after the president has actually left. you're talking about words. bret, there have been so many mixed messages to the american public regarding isis and this particular terror threat. the president back in january called them the j.v. team and two

the chairman of the senate intelligence committee, diane feinstein was on the sunday shows yesterday in "usa today" saying the isis threat cannot be overstated. house and, will the senate work on any sort of measure dealing with isis? guest: there's been a lot of reluctance to send troops on the ground. people are wary of taking steps like that. at this point, members of congress are saying we want more information. this is a threat that there has not been commitment to specific action. now they are saying we want the white house to tell us more about what they plan to do. we read nice this is a big danger but last year there was a lot of hesitation to vote on syria, we could see a repeat of that. guest: hearing that there are resolutions brewing. is one from virginia representative frank wolf. i agree, i don't think it's going to go anywhere in the next couple weeks. the lame-duck maybe a productive one in that regard. think most members i'm not quite sure where they want to go on this and they certainly are not sure weeks before an election. were in new mexico last week. did people

. >> which it makes a lot of sense why we heard from diane feinstein over the weekend saying the presidentike for a year. >> i want to make sure he's reading it. because the president usually gets briefed, someone telling him from the c.i.a., like michael hayden what's going on of the evidently the president said leave the document. i'll read it. and he never had follow-up questions. was he reading it? >> that's a great question. remember before 9-11, the presidential daily briefing apparently there was some passage talking about the rise of osama bin laden and al-qaeda? so they went back and they pinned that on the george bush administration saying it was right there in it. did he read it? we don't know if this president has read it. >> you would hope so! everybody is talking about it. we're talking about it. >> let us know what you think about these latest developments. first, ainsley earhart has a look at what else is making headlines. >> thank you so much. we start with this. fox news alert, a massive manhunt underway now for 17 juvenile inmates who escaped a detention center in tennes

. >> some democrats are also jumping off the president's ship senator diane feinstein, as well as theshire senator came out and said short of ground troops, we should put all options on the table. even one who tends to write for the left says the president needs to come out and blames social media for bring out the turmoil in the middle east is farcecal. >> you look at recent pew polls, people think we're not doing enough in situations like this. it doubled since november of 2013. so more and more people calling for action wondering why there wasn't a strategy. we spoke with a general who said where there is a will, there is a way. the problem is he's not so sure if the president has the will. >> the beheadings that we have just witnessed are clear indications by isis to the american people we are not afraid of you. we are coming after you. i just found out this morning moments ago that the terrorists have developed an explosive that could be planted on human beings and it cannot be faced -- traced. this is a very, very dangerous warning we're getting in america, should upgrade our al

leaders in the senate and house intelligence committees on the sunday ts tv talk shows, diane feinstein telling "meet the in s" the islamic group was her words extraordinarily dangerous. the foreign minister insists in his words a peaceful settlement in ukraine. russia would not intervene militarily in ukraine reports to the contrary of the ukrainian government, nato, and western nations. round of talks is being held today. those are some of the latest headlines on c-span radio. >> today, on the c-span c-span at 5:30 eastern, an education department in schools.llying at 8:00, bill nye the science creation museum founder evolution.bate james 2's book tv, clyburn talks about the youth to the jim crow south to the position in the house of representatives. sylvia dukes morris on her book, "price of fame" about claire booth luce. and 10:00 p.m., arthur luis, uthor of flash boys discusses the world of high frequency stock trading. 3, american history tv. american artifacts looks at documents related to the 1964 gulf of on the kin incidents that led to the vietnam war. the at 8:00 p.m., presid

even diane feinstein suggested president obama has been perhaps too cautious.here is a specific threat here but the concern is great enough that in british parliament today they're considering ways to make it easier to seize the passports of people believed to be isis sympathizers. meanwhile the president is considering a range of options. no decision, though, on targeting isis in syria. >>> this labor day could be a stormy one in the midwest with severe weather expected from kansas to michigan. torrential rainstorms moved across the northeast on sunday along with damaging winds and a deadly lightning strike in pennsylvania. >>> a celebrity hacking scandal has some of the world's most famous stars threatening legal action and doing damage control this morning. jennifer lawrence was among those depicted in racy photos posted online on sunday. the hacker also claimed to have pictures of singer rihanna, kate upton, and many others. some have reportedly said the photos are fake. the hacker may have obtained the images through an icloud leak that allowed access to t

the chairman of the senate intelligence committee, diane feinstein was on the sunday shows yesterday and in "usa today" saying the isis threat cannot be overstated. house and, will the senate work on any sort of measure dealing with isis? guest: there's been a lot of reluctance to send troops on the ground. people are wary of taking steps like that. at this point, members of congress are saying we want more information. this is a threat that there has not been commitment to specific action. now they are saying we want the white house to tell us more about what they plan to do. we read nice this is a big danger but last year there was a lot of hesitation to vote on syria, we could see a repeat of that. guest: hearing that there are resolutions brewing. is one from virginia representative frank wolf. i agree, i don't think it's going to go anywhere in the next couple weeks. the lame-duck maybe a productive one in that regard. think most members i'm not quite sure where they want to go on this and they certainly are not sure weeks before an election. were in new mexico last week. did pe