email us at pets@kpix.com. email us at pets@kpix.com or on our facebook page, search kpix/cbs, and we'll have our pet expert give you an answer every friday right here at noon. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> i love this -- he! it's loaded with flavor especially if you like something spicy. >> shrimp fra diavalo. it's nice and subtle. >> it's very subtle. a lot of people are deterred by this type of pasta. it's a great tasting pasta and takes on the flavors. >> now, we use these right here to spice this up. red cherry peppers. these were marinaded and they have flavor that's incredible. they are already in there. we are going to add some of the juice from it. then we are going to add some mint to offset the spiciness. i love that offset. >> i like mint and spicy. it has a nice separation to it. >> i think we're about done stephanie. >> ready to serve? >> ready. >> here we go. >> look at this dish. >> it's got great colors, too. >> beautiful. stephanie, that looks wonderful! >> i agree. >> thank yo

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email us at comments@c-span.org. join the c-span conversation, like us on facebook, follow us n twitter. >> you're looking at footage released by the kennedy line threar summer of president kennedy vacationing at his family home in hyannis port, massachusetts. we're joined here on american history tv by the author of "away from the white house: presidential escapes, retreats, and vacations." you covered the white house and washington for many years. is a president ever really away from his job? >> never, never really. they certainly try, and i have since the first president, george washington, broke off from his desk in philadelphia, and when the coach and four horses went home to mount vernon. they haven't. president kennedy's speech counsel said cial -- well, many presidents have said tchash a president's office is forever the president may be, because unlike congress or the supreme court, the presidency never adjourns. >> what role does politics play in presidential vacations, presidential getaways? >> i'm not sure

you oz email us at abc7news.com. >>> the nhl champion los angeles kings are going to use the stanleyup to help raiseÑi mon to assist in earthquake recovery efforts. king's general manager lombardi lives in the area and had planned weeks ago to bring the cup to napa to show it off. the team plans to use the cup as a fundraiser. today it will be on display at the napa westin from 5:00 to 8:00. tomorrow you can see it at snoopy's home lights arena in santa rosa. >>> last night the piedmont high school football team honored opposing team, napa's justin siena. a school hit hard by the quake. cheerleaders made a sign welcoming the visitors, who are usually rivals. the coach said last night's game and the warm welcome is helping his players get back toçó norma. >>> other news, an off-duty police officer is accused of putting on a mask and then beating a woman with a baseball bat. he was arrested and is on leave from his patrol duties. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana has details from richmond police headquarters. >>Ñi shattered glass marks wher richmond investigators say an off-duty walnu

or email us. join the c-span conversation. like a son facebook, follow us on twitter. the american veterans 70th annual convention today heard from veterans affairs secretary robert mcdonald. he spoke at the meeting in memphis. [applause] >> thank you. please, bc did. please, bc said -- e seated. andk you for your strong independent and great support for our veterans. good afternoon. it is an honor and privilege to join you in memphis, tennessee. as i was preparing for my senate confirmation hearing to read is my first chance to speak directly to the quarter million members of your organization and discuss the concerns we all share. and what we are going to do about them. let me say right off. i appreciate your contribution reform.reform -- to va amvetsme counsel from and other organizations. you are and deep devotion to veterans is not lost on me. i value your insights. i thank you very much and encourage you to keep them coming. national commander john mitchell, thank you for that kind introduction. to both you, linda, and commander mitchell, congratulations on your

or email us at comments@c-span.org. conversation. like us on facebook.low us on twitter. >> this labor day weekend, the president used his weekly address to talk about his administration's efforts to raise the minimum wage. congressman larry bush shot from indiana gave the republican response, talking about jobs and the economy. >> hi, everybody. whether you are firing up the or loading the car for one last road trip, happy labor day. this labor day, we have more to celebrate. we passed -- for the past 53 months, our businesses have added millions of jobs. for the first time since 1997, we created more than 200,000 jobs for six straight months. for the first time in over a decade, business leaders worldwide have declared two years running that the number one place to invest is not china , it is america. there are reasons to be optimistic about where we are headed and the decisions we make will determine whether or not we accelerate this progress am a weather economic gains flow to a few at the top or whether a growing economy fuels rising incomes and a t

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call us or email us. join the conversation. ke us on facebook, follow us on twitter. >> this morning, former deputy attorney general, william yeomans, talks about the civil rights division. how civil rights investigations are conducted and the ruling in the ferguson, missouri case. then, modern political campaign. how they raise the money they need for the multimillion dollar operations. andguests are joe lestingi joanna burgos. and, as always, we will take your calls and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. ♪ good morning. president obama is back at the white house and later today he sits down with defense secretary chuck hagel to review military operations against isis, responsible for the death of journalist james foley and terroristic nvidia in iraq and syria. meanwhile, and another american journalists was released after being held for two years by an al qaeda related group. will be held later today in ferguson, missouri, for michael brown. it is monday morning on this, the 25th. as the midterm election ap

call us at 202-626-3400, or email us at comments@c-span.org. join the conversation, like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. trumka speaks to reporters. he addresses a range of labor-related issues, including potential action on immigration , raising the minimum wage, and the 2014 and 2016 elections. the "christian science monitor's" washington bureau chief moderated the discussion. this is an hour. >> for the sake of those of you who showed up on time we will do this on time. our guest is richard trumka. this is his sixth visit with our group. thanks for coming back. our guest grew up in the pennsylvania coal field, followed his father and grandfather into the mines. he worked his way through penn state university. in 1982, he was elected president of the united mine workers of america, the youngest in history. he served three terms as president and brought the mineworkers into the cio. he ran to be secretary-treasurer on the ticket led by john sweeney. he became the dentist person to hold that position as well and served for 15 years. he was

call us it 202-626-340 # o or email us to comments@cspan.org. like us on facebook. follow us on twitter. >> this month c-span presents debates on what americas great, evolution, and genetically modified foods. in-depth spotlight with in-depth looks at veteran health care, i.r.s. oversight, student loan debt, and campus sexual assault. new perspectives on issues including global warming, voting rights, fighting infectious disease, and food safety. and the history tour showing sights and sounds of america's miser toic places. find the tv schedule one week in advance at c-span.org. and call us at 202-626-3400 or email us. join in the conversation on facebook and twitter. >> "washington journal" continues. >> we are back with eleanor smeal to talk about the future of the women's rights movement. let's begin with the supreme court. legal scholars saying the court has delivered blows to women's groups with equal pay, abortion, medical contraception. what is going on at the court in your opinion? >> major blows to women and that the hobby lobby decision for one was concern

if you have any questions, email us at ingoodshape@dw.de. the keyword is "eyes" and the closing date is july 15th. you'll find our mailing address on our website. >> have you ever missed a couple of days at work because of lower back pain? here in germany, backache has a major financial impact. a big german insurance company did the math: about 40 million working days are lost in in the country every year due to this condition alone. and back pain doesn't just affect construction workers or people who perform heavy manual labor. long hours of sitting at a desk can also pose a threat to your health. and that's not true only for adults: even school-children can adults -- develop back problems. >> bÄrbel ehrig teaches fifth graders. unlike many of her colleagues, she doesn't insist that her students sit still. movement is good for their backs. >> it's important for everyone to learn to listen to their bodies -- to know what's good for the body and what's bad for it. >> these exercises aren't designed just to strengthen the back. according to bÄ

remember, if you have a story idea or question, go to kpix.com and email us. >> i like the uv light but you going to do that? >> i have one and i don't. >> the only gadgets i have like that are in a pile somewhere. >> you have small children and -- >> that's the thing. this phone is in my daughter's mouth constantly which is really why the story was so concerning for me. >> no doubt. >> i have a waterproof case. i wonder if can just wash my phone. [ laughter ] >> would you put those phones on the opposite side? >> thank you. [ laughter ] >>> still ahead, wedding plans shaken up by napa quake. >> but how one bride is shuffling things around so she can still say i do in wine country. >> reporter: it is a perfect night for friday night football. mobile weather tonight live in san ramon. your forecast for the holiday weekend and beyond and a peek in on this football game, that's coming up next. >> coming up in sports, the 49ers take a blow to the defense. tony stewart breaks his silence. and imagine a bunch of misfits beating up the likes of the san jose giants, the modesto nuts. hollywood

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email us at comments at c-span.org. like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. >> up next a portion of today's "washington journal" with viewers commenting on recent violence posed by isis. this is about 45 minutes. much. >> host: the question, do you approve or disapprove of us air strikes against islamic militants in iraq? 54% of respondents saying they approve of the action. 31% say they disapprove. d 15%is saying they don't know. several stories in the paper not only taking a look at the beheading of james foley but also what's next as far as policy and, concerning isis in iraq is concerned and your thoughts welcomed on lines. 202-581. and 202-585-3882 for independents. as you'reep calling in we'll get perspective from white house reporter jeff mason who reports r reuters and that organization. mr. mason, good morning. >> guest: good morning to you. >> host: did the president's comments at least indicate some type of a shift in policy? no i think the president's comments suggested that what he has started in terms of

email us at gerri willis.cop. at the bottom of the hour we'll read all the tweets and emails, the nice ones. >>> coming up next the battle of the car sharing apps. yes, things are getting downright dirt between lyft and uber. what you need to know before you take a ride. that is coming up after the break. the. cheryl: fierce rivalry between popular on demand car services, lyft and uber. they say they are making thousands of pickup requests decreasing driver's ability on lyft. is there friendly competition or sabotage going on. adam lashinsky joining me from "fortune" magazine. fox news contributor. great to see you in new york. >> good to be here. cheryl: these are two san francisco companies, formally where we see you from. their offices are down the street from each other. this has been going on more a long time. >> funny thing about the lead-in there is nothing friendly about the situation between these two countries. one is really the goliath, that is uber and lyft is something of david. they are hip every and

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call us or you can email us us at comments at crmp span.org. >> now a debate between the major candidates in this year's virginia u.s. senate race. mark warner and his republican challenger ed gillespie face off on a range of issues. they discuss same-sex marriage immigration and the border crisis, the healthcare law and plor-sponsored continue seppings. it was co-hosted by the virginia bar association and held last nopt white silver spring west virginia. judy woodruff moderates this debate. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> i am delighted to be year, i am honored to be here, i want to thank the virginia bar association for sponsoring this, for inviting me to be part of it. i want to thank senator warner, ms. could -- mr. glass before participating. i want to thank the greenbrier and the state of west virginia for hosting us. i think maybe we will set a new trend, holding debates in the state next door. the candidates have agreed to a format that gives them as close to equal time as possible for my and we're

email us. use twitter. whatever you want. communicate with us.t that situation in texas? should it spread to all 50 states? coming up, after thousands signed a petition, the white house finally weighing in on the marine trapped in that mexican jail. is he still there. but their response is not what they had hoped. to helping our heroes, meet the real life horse whisperer using his skills to help battle ptsd. that is a man and horse in midtown, manhattan. we're the places you call home, when you're away from home. 12 brands. more hotels than anyone else in the world. like wyndham, we're awaiting your arrival. for a chance to win one million dollars, visit wyndhamrewards.com us time for news by numbers. nearly 8,000 packages of cheese slizs kraft is recalling due to improper storage of key ingredient. recall includes packages with best buy dates of february 2 0th, 21st, 2015. next, 1% how much president obama decided to raise federal and military pay. the increase will take effect in 2015. it's the same rates he offered last year. and finally, auto

mail or any of the other free email services that read your e-mail so that they can figure out what to send ads to you about and start using an email service that you probably will have to pay for that cares about privacy biggest problem with that as a solution is that the two fairly high profile companies that did offer secure email they used by edward snowden among others both went out of business and destroyed their servers in order to avoid a subpoena from u.s. law enforcement and this wasn't about child porn this was about snowden and national security so the second solution is a little more complicated but still has big potential massachusetts senator elizabeth warren has proposed letting the postal service offer banking services i think we should start letting it offer email services by federal law the post office isn't allowed to open any mail sent first class or higher without a warrant issued by a judge in compliance with the fourth amendment privacy protections because they're government agency they're constrained by the constitution if we let the postal service run an email service we could extend those privacy

#c123 or email us comments@cspan.org. ike this on c-span or follow us on twitter. >> scotland will vote on whether to end their political union with england. monday, bbc scotland hosted the party debate between leaders. the debate took place in glasgow. they spoke with a reporter before the debate. >> scottish voters go to the polls soon. give us some background on the major players and some of the arguments they are making. the twoajor players are governments that are in control. the scottish government which has control over domestic wallace he in scotland through the parliament. the leader of the scottish national party. opposing him is the u.k. government which is a coalition of the conservative party under liberal democrats. clustered around both the governments are other parties that have a major or perhaps minor say in the way that scotland and the u.k. are run. the labour party which is based on the number of people that vote for them, the largest party in scotland is allied with the u.k. government and alongside t

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or email us. join the conversation, like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. >> attorney general eric holder announced $17 billion settlement with bank of america for its role in the 2008 financial crisis. the settlement is the largest in u.s. history and comes few onths after countrywide and jp morganchase and talked about his trip to ferguson, missouri. this is half an hour. >> small crowd today. thank you all for being here. i'm joined today by the associate attorney general tony west, united states attorney for the district of new jersey paul fishman, united states attorney for the eastern district of new york loretta lynch, the united states attorney for the western district of north carolina ann thompkins, acting united states attorney for the central district of california, kentucky -- stephanie yanukura, kentucky attorney general jeff conway, maryland attorney general, acting inspector general the federal housing finance aid michael stevens, an associate regional director enforcement will

or email us at comments. join us in the conversation, like us on twitter. >> while congress is in recess, members have been holding town meetings. representative becerra held a town hall in northeast l.a. and talked about a number of issues. his is an hour and a half. >> so welcome everyone this evening. great evening. another l.a. evening. thank you for taking the time to be here. we are going to try to move through this town hall the way we always do. what i'm going to try to do is just outline. very privileged to -- in my 22nd year as a member of congress and i thank you for giving me that opportunity. thank you to so many i have seen in town hall after town hall. thanks for those who participate in the telephone town halls in washington, d.c. i love it that you participate. so let's keep doing them. let me run through format for those who may be new and most of you have been to my town halls in the past. i try to keep it to an hour but will go a little over. i will give you a quick presentation of what's g

. >> a lot of us who aren't taking the shorter vacations or when we do take a vacation, those who work with email at our jobs, are using email on vacation, and the problem has grown worse. in 1970, 80% of workers take a vacation, and now the number has declined. and the only 56% of americans are planning on doing that now. and the bigger issue is the united states and it's policies. we're the only industrialized nation than doesn't have mandatory vacation x. when you look at these numbers, france has 30 days. there are only 13 countries in the world that don't have mandated vacations, so why? is this all about the american work ethic? >> not entirely. substantially, if there was a macho culture in the united states, and i don't mean that in the sexist male and female way, i hear them say, i don't need vacation, i can get by without it. and we also have to realize that in different countries, especially in europe, there are strong worker councils who look out for their people, to the extent that maybe our unions don't do here. it's not just the bad americans but it's institutionalized in europe. b

email us at comments@ www.c-span.org. like us on facebook. follow us on twitter. nsa director mike rogers stressed his agency's commitment to following the rule of law as he gathers intelligence. he spoke at a session hosted by the intelligence and national security alliance. this is close to one hour. [applause] >> good evening. can you hear me in the back? can you hear me in the back? excellent. first, i want to thank you for taking the time out of your busy lives to spend a little time together this evening. to be honest, i am somewhat shocked. ien i was asked to do this, said, do you really want to do an event in d.c. in the middle of the august? i thank you for taking time out of your busy lives. i'm also grateful, because i'm here for several reasons. many of youremost, heard me talk about this as director of the national security agency and commander of the united states cyber command, i'm a firm believer that public dialogue and transparency is an important part of executing our mission today and in the future. we have got to be willing to have public dial

call us or email us. join the c-span conversation, like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. now the georgia chamber of commerce hosts a forum with u.s. senate candidates. democrat michelle nunn and republican david perdue. the seat is open following republican senator's saxby chambliss's requirement -- retirement announcement in january. this is just over 40 minutes. >> welcome to you all. thank you for being here. i'm john pruitt, retired newscaster for sw -- wsb and they pulled me out of retirement and dusted me off in order to moderate a forum. we're sold out here and this will be twillsed live by m -- wmaz. perhaps some other outlet's. we will be seeing rebroadcasts of the forum on other media outlets around georgia. so it's going to receive wide composure because this is the first time -- exposure because this is the first time candidates michelle nunn and david perdue have been on the same stage. we would ask you to refrain from applause or audience reaction with the exception to when the candidates are introduced and at the conclusion of the forum. i want to tell you

call us at -- #c123 orr use the email us. join the c-span conversation, like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. next, white house cyber security advisor eric ringwald. efforts to educate the public on ways to share information. he talks about the cyber breach at target and says that most threats are unsophisticated, originating from unknown vulnerability or out of date system. the american bar association hosted this event. it is 35 minutes. thank you for structuring your introduction that way. i like to get one round of applause and before i begin speaking to make sure that that happens at least once. askg those lines, let me everyone for a round of applause for the conference organizers, in particular joe whitley. they have done an amazing job. i have not been able to attend the program but i've been looking at the various panels with jealousy. colleagues andmy other folks i do not get to hear .ery often speak we can also get another round of applause for cle credit. those of you are attending this luncheon in hopes of ge

email us. the conversation, like is on facebook and follow us on twitter.up next, former house speaker and presidential candidate newt gingrich on using smartphones to help veterans. and then, "washington journal" looks at the women's rights movement, immigration, and the forty-year war on cancer. now, former house speaker and presidential candidate newt ways that technology and smartphones can be used for veterans health care. his remarks came at an event hosted by the american enterprises to. this is one hour. brooksnt to thank arthur for giving me this opportunity to propose a very large bold rethinking of both the health system and the bureaucracy in the context of the veterans administration crisis. a decade as the aei family. it is always great to be back discussing ideas. i want to thank the cnn investigative team who stayed on the scandals until they broke through and became a national crisis. early on the stories were dismissed as isolated small problems. the teams continued effort grew the facts until they had to be dealt with. our thinking on the

call us, or email us. join the conversation. like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. morning, texas governor rick perry was speaking about immigration policy and border security. that is followed by "washington journal" at 7:00 with your phone calls and the latest news. >> texas governor rick sperry spoke about border security and the situation in iraq. he talked about what the u.s. should be doing to combat isis. almost oneoccurred week after governor perry was indicted for a in abuse of power that stemmed from a veto threat he carried out against a texas district attorney's office. he began his speech by addressing the charges. >> thank you for the invitation to be here today. i refer to this as the wellspring of wisdom in washington, d.c.. thank you, heritage, for what you do. thank you for allowing us to be a part of this today. for the program. you do, a fact, look eternally young. some of you may not know this. rich has been ahead of national review for as long as i've been governor of texas. it's a pretty lengthy timeframe. you don't get to stay around that lon

at 202-626-3400 or email us. >> next, remarks from former virginia governor jim gilmore on global terrorism and why he thinks the n.s.a. is essential in helping the government track information. he lls also debated charlie kirk, the founder of turning point u.s.a. over national security versus personality privacy issues. held by the steamboat institute, this is almost an hour. >> good afternoon. as you know, the purpose of government is to protect the life, liberty, and property of its citizens but what happens when criminals and terrorists leave electronic footprints instead of real foot sflinlts what does a government do then and how does it protect our privacy while simultaneously protecting our life and our liberty? to discuss that we have governor cris.ore and also charlie >> kirk. >> ok, i completely fudged it. there you go. in order to discuss these issues, i have these two fine gentlemen. i will have them each give a 10-minute openers then a series of answers and a one-minute rebuttal and then give you a chance to ask questions. with that i welcome governor james gilmore. >> thank y

or email us at comments@c-span.org. join the conversation. like us on facebook. follow us on twitter. >> today the american bar association holds its annual homeland security conference in washing, d.c.. -- washington, d.c. coming up at 3:10 p.m. eastern a discussion on cybersecurity issues an challenges. watch the event live here on c-span. until then, our series on president johnson's great society continues with a look at the 1967 national commission on product safety. this is from today's "washington journal." >> "washington journal" continues. host: today we wrap up our weeklong series on president lyndon johnson's vision for a so called great society. we are discussing the 1977 commission on product safety. it is the commission from which today's consumer product safety commission was born. talk about it, robert adler joins us. he is one of the commissioners sc.h this etf see -- cp we want to talk about the proposed national commission on product safety. he says that host: can you talk about the role of product safety pre-1967? guest: it is a fascinating pi

you can email your nomination to us at coolschools@kpix.com. we may come and feature your school on the show. u-c be ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, sierra is now 'off limits u-c berkeley is closing it the school owns the land >>> a popular spot for fun in the sierra is off limits. uc-berkeley is closing it off. the school owns the land around four waterfalls known as university falls in el dorado county. researchers use it for environmental and fire studies. but the school says the spot has been overrun by fun seekers and the waterfalls and natural rock slides attract hundreds of people on warm days. uc-berkeley says there's too much drink, littering and other rule-breaking. and there have been some deadly accidents. they hope to re-open the site to the public someday. >>> after sunday morning's big earthquake, many people reported seeing a mysterious bright flash. >> as betty yu reports, some researchers -- some beam say it's earthquake lights. >> reporter: watch the sky lit up in peru. you can see a similar mysterious light in this photo captured during an e

just bought and you're going to see a lot of links for more curtains all around your email compliments of google were used to google scan american emails for that purpose but now it seems they're scanning already now for reasons other than advertising and it raises some serious privacy and civil liberties concern now it appears they're making the content of our emails available not just to advertisers but to law enforcement henry skillern is the man from texas who was just arrested after a google let authorities know he was using his g. mail account to send images of child porn google apparently scanned as e-mail saw he was e-mailing three explicit pictures of a young girl and then alerted authorities cops got a warrant went over this killer's house found other child pornography images on his devices and arrested him now this isn't skillern first time getting in trouble for child porn twenty years ago in one thousand nine hundred four he was convicted of sexually assaulting an eight year old boy now he's on the facts offenders registry for that lately he's been working as a cook at a denny's in pasadena a

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you can email your nomination to us at coolschools@kpix.com and coolschools@kpix.com and we may come and feature your school on the show. ,, >>> chp is now issuing a traffic advisory for 580 at vasco. a big rig accident involving a jackknifed rig affecting both directions of 580. the accident happened westbound 580 at vasco. very heavy traffic approaching the scene. and in san francisco, problems with muni. no power inbound at duboce junction so they are running shuttle buses between the cast ceo and embarcadero stations. i'll have a complete look at "kcbs traffic" still ahead. >>> several underground explosions tore through the second largest city in taiwan early today killing at least 25 people there. firefighters have been called to the neighborhood late last night to investigate a gas leak and four firefighters are now among the dead, too. the explosion originated in the petrochemical line belonging to a government-owned company but the exact cause is still unknown at this time. >>> an american aid worker infected with ebola will be flown back to the united states from west afric

you can email your nomination to us at coolschools@kpix.com. we may come and feature your school on the show. the virus. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> an hiv-positive man in san diego county is accused of knowingly exposing other men to the virus. prosecutors say 29-year-old thomas guerra exposed at least two dozen men. kfmb tv obtained the crime report packed with disturbing messages. one text message reads, of course, he thinks i'm neg -- as in hiv-negative. followed by a smiley face. guerra could face felony criminal charges if they can be proved. >>> a bay area teacher tweeted i want to pour hot coffee on them [ students ]. cate caugiran reports that's not all. >> what she said wasn't meant to hurt anyone. it was a joke. people took it wrong. everyone makes mistakes. no one is person. she is joking. she is that kind of person. >> reporter: parents aren't laughing. >> she is a role model. should make better choices. it's shocking the way this came about. >> reporter: it looks like christa hodges took her frustrations to twitter. unbeknownst to her it

or you can email us at your honor at can span.org. >> there are more than a couple of differences between the situation in syria and the situation in iraq. let me highlight a couple of the more important ones that might illustrate the decision making in these instances. first and importantly, the united states' military involvement in iraq was at the invitation of the iraqi government. that is obviously an important distinction between the relationship to the extent that there is one between the united states and the assad regime. secondly, the u.s. has in iraq significant resources in iraq. that ensures that american decision makers, the american military, and american intelligence officers have pretty good visibility into the situation on the ground in iraq. those kinds of assets and that kind of intelligence to that extent does not exist as it relates to the situation in syria. a consequence of those intelligence efforts that have been underway in iraq for some time is that we have enhanced military capabilities in iraq, that using that intelligence and using the partnership that exist

email your nomination to us at coolschools@kpix.com and we may come and feature your school on the show. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, it happened on deep creek rd in >>> time now 4: 42. appear unlocked back door let two men in to terrorize a grandmother in the east bay in the ardenwood neighborhood of fremont. kpix 5's betty yu reports on fremont's second violent home invasion in less than a week. >>> reporter: this is how police say two robbers moved in on an unsuspecting grandmother, through the sunroom in the back and then this unlocked sliding door. >> she was here when they came around her. >> reporter: she says one man put a gun to her mother's head while the other bound it with duct tape. >> you know, she is on the ground, she -- she's cold, she's hyperventilating. she couldn't breathe. you know, her eyes are almost kind of rolling back. >> reporter: police say the 57- year-old had fallen over and blacked out. but later she crawled to her cell phone and called a family member, who dialed 911. her husband came home to find her on the living room floor. >> my wife's right here. right here with t

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email your nominations to us at coolschools@kpix.com. love to hear from you. we may come and feature your school on the show. we'll be right back. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, farther south than earlier efforts in the indian ocean. >>> new this morning, the next search for malaysia airlines flight 370 will be farther south. the plane may have turned sooner than previously thought. the next under water search is expected to start in just a few weeks. the plane disappeared in march on a flight from kuala lumpur to beijing with 239 people on board. >>> well, the u.s. is investigating the death of a second american who may have been killed fighting with islamic militants abroad. the news comes as the life of another american journalist is in danger. as cbs news reporter susan mcginnis reports, stevens sotloff's mother is making an 11th hour plea for help. >>> reporter: a second american from the minneapolis area was killed fighting for the islamic jihadist group isis. friends and family of the victim tell cbs news. u.s. officials are trying to confirm the report. the news co

us ats, or email cspan.org. conversation, like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. this morning, washington examiner commentary editor philip klein talks about president obama's foreign and domestic policy challenges and discusses the midterm congressional elections. then, the founder of the progressive change campaign committee outlines the political agenda for progressive groups in the 2014 agenda. and courted movable talks about the u.s. response to the threat posed by isis. as always, we will take your calls and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. "washington journal" is next. ♪ host: on this sunday morning we are reading about new u.s. airstrikes inside of a rack, less fresh aid inside the country, due to all the fighting going on there. at the same time, the king of saudi arabia this morning said that jihadist could attack the within months. also, senator dianne feinstein, who heads the intelligence committee, said the president is currently being too cautious on isis.

email your nomination to us at coolschools@kpix.com. summer camps, too. we may come and feature your school on the show. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, as susan mcginnis reports t goal is to >>> back now at 4:42. u.s. airstrikes against islamic militants in iraq keep coming and as susan mcginnis reports the goal is to protect americans and thousands of refugees trapped on a mountaintop. >> reporter: kurdish forces battling islamic militants claimed they have retaken two towns in northern iraq a major victory after forces spent weeks retreating. the reinvigorated fighters are receiving help from the u.s. military which carried out more air strikes on sunday. the u.s. central command says u.s. fighter jets and unmanned drones pounded islamic targets destroying a mortar position and armored vehicles. >> we are going to continue to support the iraqi security forces in every way that we can. >> reporter: the u.s. also dropped more food and water to tens of thousands of religious refugees stranded on a mountaintop in western iraq. these catholics and yaz