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eli, let's start with you.case for why americans should care if iraq is consumed by sectarian civil war that some are calling it? >> well, i think there's a couple cases you can make. the first and most obvious one is that the lesson of the pre- 9/11 years is when fanatic barbarians like isis get a sort of safe haven they're able to plot attacks on western europe and other places so one of the prime objectives of the post-9/11 era is to deny these fanatics any kind of safe haven and they're clearly establishing one in syria and iraq. the second reason is because america is an exceptional nation. as an exceptional nation, it has invested a lot of blood and treasure in trying to find a decent post-saddam outcome. a lot of folks -- as someone who has covered iraq for a long time believe, that was in grasp in 2011 and it has spiraled out of control because of nuri al maliki's increasing decisions and his want to become like saddam. so there's a values reason and a security reason why what matters in iraq matters to

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eli, you've done major reporting. the former cia chief, leon panetta, they thought this was a bad idea. what has changed? >> well, what's changed this time, is that -- >> james clapper? >> yes, james clapper. there are guarantees that these guys are going to be monitored and they felt that those guarantees mitigated the risks and concerns that he had before. second of all, what i've heard is that the view is that these guys, while very senior taliban members and, of course, very important to the network do not have the human networks that they did a few years ago and finally, there are going to be fewer americans in afghanistan within a year that they are allowed to travel back to afghanistan. >> there is supposed to be almost 10,000 after 2015. let's talk about next year, 2015. let's talk a little bit about that, bob baer, because senator john mccain is clear on this point. let me pay a clip for you. >> there are taliban and al qaeda. don't you understand that? you -- like you said, you're an old man. they officially

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eli wallach was a staple on stage and film and television for over 60 years. and shared the billing with his wife, anne jackson. wallach was born in brooklyn. he earned a masters degree in education, which may account for his precision with the english language. while setting out to become a teacher, he honed his acting chops in europe in world war ii where he started entertaining the troops. he was in the magnificent 7, the misfits, the good, the bad and the ugly, and recently the wall street sequel. and four years ago, he received a well-deserved honorary oscar. eli wallach was 98 years old. >>> ronald reagan has been in the news the past 24 hours, not all of it for good. the press office left off an a not once, but twice on president obama's official daily schedule. and a columnist suggests changing the name of the washington redskins to the washington reagans. as michael taub sees it, it would solve the name problem and be the ultimate tribute to the former president. >>> the local television stations here in new york aired surveillance video from the nypd

eli wallach died tuesday. old. >>> and the library of congress said it has acquired a remarkable collection of video interviews that capture the heart of the african-americans in america. as chip reid reports some were famous and some were about to become famous. >>> four years before she died author maya angelou was asked what she would want her legacy to be. >> there are those who say i bring people together, black and white, anti-americans, asians, g gays. and it's true because that's what i am. i'm all of that. >> reporter: angelou was speaking to juliana richardson, founder of "history maker," a line of african-american history. who is the audience for this and what do you want them to learn? >> i want the african-american child to understand their roots, but i also want mainstream america to understand the contributions of black people to this country. >> i actually play the game as if nobody's there but me. >> reporter: chicago cubs star ernie banks opened a window to his inner world. >> when i hit a ho

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greg february from eli manning -- >> have you heard from eli manning? has he put in a nice word? is definitely happy that linemana new group. >> anything you can offer in terms of his ankle surgery? >> he has been practicing. there is no surprise there. he is way ahead of agile, yes. schedule, rest -- of he has done all of the rest needed. >> your brother also plays. what does your family think? >> they could not be more proud of us. they try to make as many games possible. my brother to talk to and bounce ideas off of, it is nice to have him there to be able to talk to him. >> tell me about your nonfootball ventures. you're putting together some businesses. >> we are working on a group together. andoth like to cook a lot, being brothers in the nfl and the lifestyle we have to live and where we have to eat, it is a thing we always thought that. >> but it is a special group ookbook? jewish,because we are and we really focus on our family. it will be about how food brings that together. how're you feeling about being on the field, in terms of being on the games, rules and regulatio

eli what lack's career spans more than 60 years.peared some dozens of films from the good, the bad and the ugly in 1966 to a mafia boss in the godfather part three. what lack received an honorary oscar in 2010. eli what lack was 98 years old. >> seen him in so many movies. >>> it's 5:57. many kids are settling in into those lazy days of summer but that's not stopping one retailer from already offering back to school bargains. we will tell you more about that when we come right back. >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and with matt o'donnell, tamala >> ♪ >> good morning. 6:00 a.m. on this wednesday june 25th. matt o'donnell is off. erin o'hearn is joining us and breaking right now. >> we are gathering details on a double stabbing in philadelphia. one of the victims was stabbed more thaa

eli lake is the senior national security correspondent for "the daily beast."ave now seen the return of the conflation of what's happening in iraq with 9/11. i didn't think it would be this quick for it to come back, but i want to play you what lindsey graham had to say on some of the sunday shows this weekend, drawing that parallel between 9/11 and what's happening in iraq. >> you think that we can have another -- >> i think it's inevitable. the seeds of 9/11 are being planted all over iraq and syria. you don't have to believe me. this is what they're telling you they're going to do. >> in your reporting, this time around, is this back to the future or is there some realistic link between what's happening in iraq right now and the possibility of terrorism on nick soil here in the u.s.? >> well, i mean, the director of the fbi has been warning about attacks on the u.s. and so many have many leaders of the intelligence community. i think you'd be hard pressed to call them neoconservatives. they're out of power in terms of the u.s. government really since bush's

his sons, eli and little teeny follow him seeking out and finally his wife, credit enhancement to the montana badlands after sunset has been in the truth about her marriage. so this is a novel about the consequences of our actions, whether we are willing to answer for them and how much we are willing to sacrifice to make things right in the world. at the same time also captures sword as the social environmental degradation of the late 1880s. there is to reduce native population taking its last stand in the buffalo taken their last nfl. all this is told in exactly the language that wastes no time just as one cannot afford to waste time with you or any journey like the posts. i decide is defined in the book is the rough country between the yellowstone emissary bergersen also represents the support device in our lives. a quick word about our panelists. at the end can appear >> is the agent for this book. kathy poirier senior editor of algonquin so the person responsible for getting it into print. the person really responsible is the author that anger himself and right next to me the pers

this is you and your dad as a much younger eli manning.s for years? >> i think that's probably why i got into football. by the time my dad retired, i was four years old. i don't remember him playing one dime of football or getting hit or sacked. >> just memory of him being ad it? >> being a great role model. i remember him signing autographs for people, taking pictures. people around new orleans still loved him and i just thought that's what dads did. they signed autographs. i didn't know. it's not 'til later in life that i realized the success he had as an nfl player and those things andn i got asked for my first autograph in college, i thought, what did my dad do? he signed the autograph, he took the picture and i try to do the same thing. >> are you his favorite? >> the favorite son? i know i'm the favorite of my mom. i'm the baby. >> you give the best father's day gift. >> he loves us all. >> we're not going to blitz you, but when we come back after the break, we have a surprise for eli. >> he says his ankle is fine, giants fans and i

louis, king arthur, or robert ely so he threw that out the window and designed his own flag. -- robert e lee. and 1960's when the united states and soviet union -- the cold war was escalating and people were testing nuclear weapons. were realizing that testing nuclear weapons could have some dangerous effects and the general public. in st. louis, washington university scientists began collecting children's teeth when they went to the dentist. and analyzing these teeth that the levels of the radioactive isotope called strontium 90 was massively higher in children that were born after the nuclear testing had started from the children who were born before. this was a huge discovery about what was happening in terms of public health related to the use and these political fears of testing nuclear weapons. this is a baby tooth which seems like a strange thing to put in a museum. this baby tooth has national significance. this to the long with thousands of others got john f kennedy to sign the nuclear testing partial ban that drastically reduced how much nuclear testing could go on. tooth, yo

ellos elijan sÍ quieren ir al profesional de la medicina que ellos piensen sÍ es mejor para ellos que eliengo esperanzas y continuo instando a mis colegas re republicanos por una gama amplia de razones, como tÚ sabes ahora se estÁn transportado a niÑos desde texas a arizona que estÁ causando grandes trastornos. yo le dirÍa a mis amigos, si tu v tuviÉramos una frontera asegurada que pudiÉramos tener como proyecto de ley no tendrÍamos dificultad ahora. >>> esta decenas de miles de jÓvenes, niÑos, mujeres que han sido trasladados a su estado de arizona, dejados en parada de bus sin ningÚn futuro. cÓmo lidiar con esta crisis? >>> es casi imposible, hacerle frente a esto. es una crisis humana. es horrible. y la fuente de esto es que no tenemos suficiente control de nuestras fronteras. pero tambiÉn es una situaciÓn donde tenemos que actuar para poder demostrarle a las personas que nosotros colocamos aquÍ a las personas en un camino hacÍa la ciudadanÍa. pero eso no vea a permitir en el futuro, solamente de una manera legal. me entiende. >>> absolutamente, senador mccain muchÍsimas gracias por es

eli is walking around. to go and we're excited about the season in august with the preseason. >> congratulations on the conference. thank you very much for having us, jonathan tissue, at the head of loews hotels and the host of this conference. >>> we'll get to the front lines on the war on cancer, after "street signs" returns after this short break. ♪ [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. ♪ she can print amazing things, right from her computer. [ whirring ] [ train whistle blows ] she makes trains that are friends with trees. ♪ my mom works at ge. ♪ >>> all right. a lot going on today including a big conference taking place in chicago right now. companies trying to come up with drugs and treatments to fight cancer. our biotech and pharma meg turrell is there. >> i'm here with the ceo of insight. thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you. >> we saw your stock fall earlier and when you presented some data just now it's really coming back. seen a pop. explain your drug on

eli lake joins us.our story this morning that tipped me off because i had no idea this base is likely or could fall. what's the status on this? >> well, the latest reports from the ground are the three sides of it are now surrounded by isis fighters and there is heavy mortar fire. about a week and a half, two weeks ago the last of the americans were air lifted out by the iraqi air force to baghdad which it's pretty much a ghost town. one thing that's remaining are a number of pickup trucks with machine guns, a couple surveillance aircraft, russian-made cargo helicopters and the kind of things i'm sure isis would very much like if they were able to oget inside the wire there. >> you know, it's just amazing, the last place you would think could be taken over is a ways. a base is at this typically fortified and has equipment. one of the problems right now is political with the iraqi military. one of the things that al awlaki has been able to do is he pureblegged many of the competent commanders and he put

eli, i want to start with you. the daily beast has had several pieces about this deal. was the white house in your reading of it required to wait 30 days to get this prisoner exchange approved by congress or was this something that was essentially in the administration's purview to act, they say because his health was threatened? >> the president issued a signing statement meaning he was aware of what the national defense authorization act had said about notification requirements regarding moving prisoners at the guantanamo facility. he acknowledged that he had to disregard that and he had his powers because he is the chief executive and he believes the constitution gives him broad authorities. i would say that interpretation of the constitution is something that republican administrations also had supported, as well. >> what i'm interested in is the idea that you would wait 30 days. when something that seems rather imminent if you have a chance to get back to someone who is being held prisoner it does seem that would be something you would want to do sooner rather than

all this according to an article by eli lake. great to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> should we be nervous about the efforts of the country qatar in helping us? >> there's two elements that are troubling to the u.s. intelligence committee. the first is a track record. in 2008, another guantanamo detainee not considered to be as dangerous as the taliban five was repatriated to qatar and there was an understanding that he would be watched and monitored and not allowed to leave the country. less than five months after he arrives in doha, the capital of qatar, he embarks on a tour of the united kingdom where he's discussing in public how he was tortured and treated badly while he was at guantanamo. and this was a violation of the explicit understanding of his transfer to qatar. and there are wikileaks has disclosed that. that's sort of the red flag number one. >> so the track record is troubling and he was considered to be a medium risk. now you have these five taliban commanders who by everyone's assessment are high risk. so t

eli wallach one of hollywood's most versatile character actors passed away at the age of 98. a year ago he was in the sequel in the movie wall street and was in the magnificent 7 and the good, the bad and the ugly. >>> time for sports, the nba draft coming up tomorrow and jeff skversky is live at the big board with more. >> speculate all you want, the sixers keeping quiet. not a word, not a peep, and sixers general manager picking third overall tomorrow in the nba draft, and they could trade up with milwaukee or cleveland to assure they land jabari parker. but they did not even work out and lots and lots of questions, we'll get answers to tomorrow night, wiggins and julius randal like their visit there's. >> it would be cool, i like to think i would fit any team perfectly. >> i love philly, i had a great time there, you know the gm and stuff, sam hinke had a great time and had dinner. >> the eagles open up their camp in a month. and they have practices free to fans, the first two are at the linc and sunday august 3rd and the eagles will have an open practice at franklin field

. >>> hollywood star eli wallach, who's best known films are the magnificent seven and good, bad and ugly has died at 98. he began in 1956 after ten years on the stage, his portrayal of calvera is regarded as his definitive role. he received an honorary oscar three years ago. >>> latest world cup news, disciplinary proceedings have begun against the uruguayen striker luis suarez. fifa is investigating footage of suarez appearing to bite an italian defender on the shoulder during uruguay's victory. well, with me is robesso bellow. the british press have gone very big on this, i would say. what is the reaction in uruguay? >> first reaction is happiness. uruguay got through to the next stage. and the bite incident did not influence that result. that was number one thing. everybody is quite concerned because uruguay team has got suarez as one of the key players. and so people are quite worried about what can happen if he is banned for 24 match or two years. >> exactly. he -- if he's found to have done this biting incident, he would be banned. is that the assumption? >> well, fifa can est

very much >> next speaker >> hi i'm julia this is my colleagues and i'm going to give this over to eli both of them. are my children they were both burn born in san francisco i know you want to vote to close the loophole i count on that but i've never come and spoken i'm so motivated open this issue i hope you'll find other ways to be motivated i'm part of the 59 percent that support this this is a winable issue and i think it solves so many problems in san francisco it isn't about education not about making it possible for new businesses to open. it's also about equality, you know, less thaning that and about people that can get the kinds of jobs to get the kind of schooling and keeping the income diversity in the schools so people that have more money are not fleeing and i'm a property owner and i'm willing to pay more it's not about the commercial stuff but i'm going to give to evolve others go organized from the benefit of not having my property taxes raised thank you very much >> thank you. next speaker. . >> hi i'm molly the teacher librarian at the balboa high school and speakin

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ely ely elyse labbott, foreign affairs reporter. you smile, i smile.uff for the cia. discouraging kids in afghanistan from turning to the dark side. >> that's right, >> that's right, brooke. the prototype was developed. the cia admits it was developed but it never really went anywhere. those dolls weren't distributed. it was designed to kind of spook the afghan children and their parents and turn away from bin laden. we see with so many of these dolls it ends up immortalizing these types of people as heroes. that's probably why they nixed the idea. >> tell me about this g.i. joe creator. why would he want to get involved? >> don lee vin, the creator of g.i. joe was originally approached by the cia to develop toys for the afghan children to develop good will, something the cia does a lot around the world to show the softer side of the cia. they said he was initially skeptical when the cia came to him later on to develop the prototype of the doll but eventually put his all to it. don died about a month ago after a long bout with cancer. his family said h

eli wallace was best known for his role as the very likable villain, tuko, in the good, the bad, and the ugly with clint eastwood. he won an honorary oscar. he was in new york city and 98 years old. >>> and breaking news at the world cup in brazil. soccer's governing body began disciplinary action against uruguay's best defensive player. luis suarez bit an italian defender on the shoulder. and they sent italy home. >> they charged suarez, it could be a two-year suspension. he was suspended in the netherlands and england for biting opponents. >> i can sink my teeth into that story. >> oh. >>> and cashing in on the world cup chomp, a silly bet was before the cup, that suarez would bite someone in the tournament. 167 people won that bet, one guy took home a thousand bucks on a 5 buck bet. >> the chances of an anchor biting another, zero on this newscast. >>> and still ahead, a scribble worth a fortune. the song lyrics that sold for millions. >>> and the man hunt intensi intensifies, as dramatic 911 calls are released. >>> and facebook fail, and a man who's social media habits got him ca

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eli wallach had a career that spanned more then deck decades. he -- six decks aids. he had rolls in the godfather part 3 and the good, the bad and the ugly. he was 98 years old. >>> san mateo-based company go pro is being closely watched today. the big step it plans to take tomorrow and what potential investors still need to know. >>> stocks are recovering a small portion of yesterday's losses despite two disappointing economic reports this morning. the u.s. economy shrank at an annual rate of 2.9% in the first quarter. that was due to harsh winter weather. orders for long-lasting goods sank 1% in may mainly because demand for military equipment fell sharply. taking a live look at the big board, the dow is up 38, the nasdaq up 37. s&p up 8. >>> tomorrow go pro, the san jose-based company, is going public. go pro has a loyal following of athletes and adventures who have made the -- adventures who ma made the gadgets for years. they are one of the rare tech companies to turn a profit before going public. it's expected to set a stock price tonight and start trading on t

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there were such stifling constraints on how black women could exist in the world, she sere negotiation ely passionate, unapologetic self. >> first lady michelle obama paying respects to maya angelou. one of many who spoke at a memorial service, including former were the olympic and oprah winfrey, honoring the poet, author and civil rights champion that was held at the university in north carolina, wake forest university, where she taught for more than three decades. she died in her home last week. maya angelou was 86. i'm sure her light continues to shine for sure. >>> such impact on so many lives, no matter race, creed, or whatever that sometimes gets in the way and separates us for no good reason many times. that is going to do it for me. i'm arthel neville. stick around. i'll be back for another hour of news at 6:00 o'clock eastern with eric shaun. don't go anywhere because "the five" is up next and there is no telling what they're getting into today. we'll see awe little bit later. >> i'm kimberly guilfoyle with bob beckel, eric bowling, dana perino and greg gutfeld filled. it's 5:00 o

the new york times remembers veteran actor eli wallach.quoted tennessee williams. >> make voyages, aat the present time them. nothing else that is my philosophy. keep making the voyage, even though there may be a leak in the ship. keep sailing. >> stay on the journey. >> yes. >> that's the philosophy that served you so well. >> he may be best known for his rules in "the good the bad, the ugly" and the "magnificent seven." eli wallach was 98. >> all right. >>> bloomberg fuse updates a story we shared yesterday about yahoo ceo marissa meyer. she is apologizeing for being late to a dinner with advertising executives. it happened in an event last week if france. shelves two hours late. she reportedly said she fell asleep. in her public comment, she said she did, quote, feel really badly. >>> los angeles times says whole foods markets is paying $800,000 for overpaying customers in california. they operate 74 stores in that state. inspectors found the up scale chain included the weight of containers and put less food in packages than the amount

ole miss is the alma mater of eli manning and his father archie. the on manning way, the speed limit is set to number 18. and the families helped fund the renovations to the football facility. >> brand-new locker room. >> this does not smell like a locker room. although they're called amateur athletes, there's nothing amateurish about this facility. >> it looks like the fbi. >> ping-pong, video games. >> a jumbotron. >> a trophy, reminder of success. >> that's awesome. three national championships, six heisman trophy finalists, 21 bowl victim prips i didn't even go to ole miss and i'd proud. >> we created rebels in the nfl hall way. below each mannequin we have the ole miss players who played on these particular teams. >> on game day? >> you're walking out to a full house. you start to see the field. >> awesome. >> here you are. hemingway stadium, sec football. >> standing in the middle of this storied field, it's impossible not to be swept up in the legacy of this great football program. >> the ole miss cheerleaders now show the way. >> the team w

. >> eli lilly, maker of axeron, said it would update its label with a new warn withi in-- warn and physicians should te test testosterone levels prior and during therapy. bill reilly says testosterone changed his life. >> it's given my life back to me. you can age, but you don't want to grow old as you age. >> reporter: unlike hormone replacement therapy that's been used by women treating menopause, there isn't enough long-term data on the real risks of testosterone and that is going to be the big challenge going forward, proving that this is safe. >> dr. nancy snyderman, as always, thanks. >>> we'll take a break. when we come back tonight, also from are the medical world, this unexpected side effect that could mean new hope for men and women dealing with hair loss. >>> a man arrives at the pearly gates where st. peter says, so you're little bobby. well, rex here has been going on and on about you the last 50 years. another man on the couch in distress is told, well, i think you're wonderful. charles barsotti has died. and of all his wonderful cartoons in "the new yorker" and elsewhere, his b

. >>> and actor eli wallic died.ars with roles in everything from the 1960s "the misfits" to "the godfather iii." he said his role in "batman" tv series generated the most fan snil you were a fan of that, right? >> the batman. >> the '60s and '70s. >> i remember more of the new versions. >> really? >> he was 98 years old. >> that is an amazing career, amazing life span. >> putting all that toxic makeup all those years playing mr. freeze. >> he was certainly somebody in the industry that people really did adore. >> lot knew him but didn't know his name. >> exactly. >> i'm dara brown. this is "early today," we hope just your first stop of the day on nbc. ♪ ♪ ♪ are you about to spend that on paper towels? mom: well, i use bounty... kerri: ooo! use sparkle®... it's just right for cleaning up everyday little messes without cleaning out your piggy bank. sparkle®. the bright way to clean. >>> leading the news from msnbc.com, methodist pastor re-frocked after performing gay son's wedding. the church stripped him of his crede

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. >> eli is the senior national security counsel for the daily beast. it sounds like secretary kerry is talking about jones, no? >> it sound lis it he said if t wanted to return to the baclefield, the u.s. had the ability to kill them. he didn't quite say that. he also said he acknowledged something in my piece last week which is that the united states will have the ability to monitor them. but as i recoported, that is at the agreement of the qatary service. and historically, cooperation with the qua taatary service han very problematic. in 2008, at the end of the administration, the bush administration released a qatary citizen to qatar. he was not supposed to leave qatar, and within five months, he was in the united kingdom giving a kind of publicity tour, and it was seen, according to wikileaks documents and my sources as a direct violation of the agreement. >> how was it that this tiny country came to become the middleman of sorts? how was it that qatar decided to help broker this deal? >> in some ways, qatar has positioned itself very much in betwe

eli wallach has died. he was 98. during his long career, including how long the west was won, the misfits. but he's probably best known for his role in the good, the bad and the ugly. the 1960s western starring clint eastwood. dead at the age of 98. >> still acting in his 90s. very impressive. >>> ten minutes before 9:00. british airways slapped with a lawsuit. after the break, the big mixup, one passenger said took him thousands of miles from his intended destination. radio announcer: it's mattress discounters 4th of july sale. bulldog: that cloud reminds me of... radio announcer: a queen size serta pillow top mattress... bulldog: that's it! radio announcer: now on sale for just $597. bulldog: that's a ringer of a deal! radio announcer: mattress discounters 4th of july sale ends soon. announcer: the moment babies are born, their brains are forming the connections that determine how they learn...think...and grow. in the sky. [ babbles ] talk and read to your children from day one. this is tomato soup. announcer: thei

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. >> reporter: eli edison lives here on west girard.e too wants to know if anyone will be held responsible. >> so maybe it was a freak accident or maybe it was evidence of 97. >> gregory boyd will never forget the valiant but unsuss says full efforts to save the little girl. someone has to be accountable. >> never forget it. i'll never forget it. little baby laying down here. >> it's so sad. it's really sad. >> reporter: as you can see the memorial here continues to grow. license. i says there were no complaints about that role down security gate before this accident. no word tonight on how long this investigation will take. winter larkin's funeral is now set for saturday. iain? >> dave, thank you. >>> developing to night the fight for philadelphia schools. the battle over the 2,014-15 state budget is coming looming with today's deadline and funding for the troubled philadelphia school district is a key issue. tomorrow is the start of the new fiscal year. fox 29's shawnette wilson live outside the school district of philadelphia in spri

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