sending, you know, eni haveenvos not just ambassador talking to the mexican officials making it clear that this is really important to us. we work with our counterparts, our friends in mexico on a lot of issues, obviously it's something that is in our interest to do it as it is in theirs. when this kind of action happens and somebody who as you say made an accident turn who is serving our country ends up in a prison that is unacceptable. >> woo expect if you were still secretary of state made a phone call that they would get on this immediately. >> not sure it would be only one phone call. >> we have enough diplomatic muscle with mexico it doesn'ted me need to drag on that long. >> i don't knows specifications i expect everything is being done that can be done but maybe we need to raise the decibels more. >> angela merkel was upset we were bugging her phone.

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it is run by an eniing mat yik leader and may be the richest terror group, after stealing hundreds of millions from banks in mosul when they captured the city. we are joined by robert mcfadden, senior vice president at the sufan group providing strategic security intelligence services, a former assistant director with counter-terrorism with the naval criminal terror services. i.s.i.l. has gained a lot of territory and a lot of money. from? >> it started back when it transitioned from the islamic state in iraq into its current form as i.s.i.l. in operations in syria a funding streams came from taking money from christian shia and sunnis thought to be supporting the regime. up until what happened the other day in mosul, with a reported $400 million, it was effective in raising money from some of the things i mentioned and it worked hard to control the oil syria. >> it's taken over eastern syria and has power-generating plants. the enemy is paying them money. it's part of the complexity of the story. at the time it seemed opposed to overthrow it to establish the state. there's some of th

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matt stone eny creating a 12 pound burrito.g a ton of extra large burrito flour tortillas. he lays them out on the counter. as soon as he figures out how he's going to layer this he starts adding the ingredients. >> that looks gross. >> disgusting. >> never eat refried beans from a can ever. >> i'm glad he went through the trouble of heating up the tortillas and pouring on cold refried beans. >> nasty beans. >> it's pretty disgusting. does guacamole the rice. >> why would you put frozen burritos in your burrito. >> why not. >> sounds like a taco bell item. there he is. added all the ingredients. he wants the onion, the salsa, the cheese. there is the gigantic burrito. >> oh. >> that's horrible. >> he's going to try to roll it up. oh, my gosh. >> oh. >> there he goes. the eating part is heavily edited, but he alcoholps and alcoholps and alcohol chomps away. >> no way. it's not possible. >> there he is halfway through the 12-pound burrito. >> i'm surprised how well, it's staying together. >> believe it or not he said after a litt

this is a quick introduction the eni can center of technology we're here in california and probable in the world we're in the eir recognizing place we have a district attorney's office that is working with technology that's dictated that informs us to work in unfavorable conditions and, you know, while the city has invested anyone the the recent years for the police department we continue to be terribly understaffed we have a case management system about 10 years old we don't are the technical staffing we would like to have the technical support and the capacity to train people and the capacity to entertain the system the with should be. there's nothing else consequences to public safety in general oftentimes we're given the circumstances we're unbelievable able to access information that's probably available to inform the way we make sure b that number one we're going to have the right outcome for the community and the for the offender this is a place in the last two natives have done a lot to lessen the incarceration and this is understanding the circumstances around an offender as w

. >> reporter: preteen whose family wanted to keep his identity hit enis one of dozens of kids school officials say were served with what they thought was a normal cookie on thursday during recess, at the new hanover upper fredrick elementary by a school lunch aid. an e-mail sent home to parents says the treats came from a pet store. in a statement hand todd cbs-3 the superintendent confirms that approximately 75, fourth graders, in this school were handed those treats during a recess, it also says that the park time aid who handed out those treats have been placed on administrative leave and was ago ago loan. >> i don't know what possessed her to do something like this. >> reporter: , this mother says she was a lunch aid at the school for four years. >> we weren't allowed to hand anything out to the kids. >> reporter: district officials say in illnesses have been reported ape they are investigating, but kids, like lynn's fifth grade son, zach say they know difference between right and wrong and this was wrong. >> who gives like children dog treats. >> reporter: in gilbertsville montg

they're going to plan terror strikes into the region, into our countries like jordan, conceivably eniseal and then western europe and the united states. >> isn't this the dream of bin laden to establish what he called the caliphate, and they control territory from aleppo, west of syria all the way to the suburbs of baghdad. >> yeah, you're talking about a distance of about 400 miles. we're not talking about a small amount of territory. and a caliphate, with its capital in baghdad, was precisely the dream of people like bin laden and other leaders. you have to remember, among these isis figures, there are an estimated thousand people with european passports. probably some people with american passports. if this becomes a statement, it becomes an incubator, if you will, for another global terrorist organization. we worried about afghanistan precisely because it was a harboring al qaeda. this would be an actual terrorist state producing terror worldwide. >> we're talking about a force -- isis force of 3,000 to 5,000 fighters. okay, how, matt, could they overrun the iraqi army so quickly a

increasing revenue items, some of them were decreasing, such as some of our fare policy decisions, eni eliminating a customer service fee. in totality, the revenues would significantly increased and these two budget years and the exemption was really looking, as i understand, and consistent with the restructuring portion of the exemption was looking at the entire budget. >> i understand the argument about the entire budget, about removing significant amount of funds away from the mta budget in this case $11 million. when you still have supervisor norman yeedx, i think doesn't quite hold up for me, but i appreciate the explanation. >> colleagues, any further questions? ~ to the city staff? okay, at this time why don't we hear from individuals that wish to speak on behalf of the real party in interest. >> thank you, mr. president. my name is christopher doll ~. and in spite of the phrases phlegm is tissue and torture greasement, i still would urge board members to support the amendment. the c-e-q-a is an expense we don't need to waste on a public facility that is going to be defunct in 1

sending, you know, eni haveenvos not just ambassador talking to the mexican officials making it clearis is really important to us. we work with our counterparts, our friends in mexico on a lot of issues, obviously it's something that is in our interest to do it as it is in theirs. when this kind of action happens and somebody who as you say made an accident turn who is serving our country ends up in a prison that is unacceptable. >> woo expect if you were still secretary of state made a phone call that they would get on immediately. >> not sure it would be only one phone call. >> we have enough diplomatic muscle with mexico it doesn'ted me need to drag on that long. >> i don't knows specifications i expect everything is being done that can be done but maybe we need to raise the decibels more. >> angela merkel was upset we were bugging her phone. should would he be. >> yes she should be. that was absolutely uncalled for. i said that of before. there is work that we need to do with the germans and inside germany i well remember that some of the 9/11 hijackers got some of the training an

he was probably trading in mass oj eny. he hates him. paramore has a ph.d.in cultural theory which is a really important theory to have. isn't she well qualified to harass poor store employees just trying to get their work done over something as serious as music choices. >> i feel bad for her. the line out the door is a nightmare. secondly, if your life is that miserable and you have to think about the music that may or may not offend you. i think we should feel a little sorry for her. it's only a matter of time before obama regulates anyway. >> i heard he was calling her through this tough period because she was so wounded by this song, it caused her to rush home and publish an article. >> yeah. that's right. about a 50,000 word article. >> why don't they just play the crashes song lost in the supermarket so she can go get lost you guys probably saw this. when lou reed dies, she tweeted, rest in peace lou reed. you were the sound track to my 20s. there was a line in there. there she goes again. you better hit her. >> lou reed was nuts. lou reed was not what

police point out at 7:00 they have no idea what heroin enis, much less, what it was doing in their classroom, on a day when a routine, stay inside class at an elementary school could have been a deadly experience. live from west philadelphia, i'm walt hunter, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> well in, weather it is a night you will want to keep your eyes on the skies, our meteorologist are tracking some storms, meteorologist kathy orr has very latest on those storms from the cbs-3 weather center now, kate. >> they started firing up late this afternoon, chris over new castle county delaware and all that activity moved east. we are seeing heavy rain through south philadelphia, that is extending down into delaware county but south jersey really the bull's eye for this. we have flash flood warnings in effect for part of the salem county, gloucester county and southern parts of the camden county in new jersey. you can see all of the red and yellows and some lightening with this as well. rain rates were between about one to 2 inches, an hour, and right now we're still seeing that in some locations, pre

i'm a physician, i was in the medical corps and practiced in the private sector over 30 years a eni believe i have the unique capacity of a hospital to operate efficiently and we need to look at best practices on both sides and streamline efficiencies to allow doctors to see more patients. as was stated by mr. lamborn, each doctor should be seeing as many as we saw on the private system and there are systems that stepped up at a call yesterday from memphis, tennessee, that in 72 hours, seeing any veteran on a primary care or a specialty consult, 72 hours. it took them less than a week to do that. our practice is right now ready to do the same thing. another xamplt of the amount of time for veteran, i was at my ophthalmologist yesterday getting examined and saw here in washington, d.c. a veteran in january who needed to be seen, didn't get seen and five months later, gets seen. has a retinal tear and probably going to lose some of the vision in the eye because of this delayed care. we all have heard stories like this. no matter how much the private sector wants to help, they can't do it unle

but that's competitive ability is getting more and more difficult over timtime into fewer customers eny having a competitive choice between the two satellite providers and their local cable operator we need to look at the rules are driving the consolidations to ensure that they can continue to benefit from that in the future. >> we are going to have a second round for the members that are here. i will go if you have any. >> we mentioned that neutrality and that they were committed to the sec guidance. the general i'm not sure what the position on net neutrality is. it seems to me they are backing away from what was originally conceived of as net neutrality. >> they have committed to follow the 2010 over in order. the rules are partly vacated by the dc circuit. but certainly they might promise to abide by those rules even if they are no longer enforced for some of the industry. i think there is a question about the extent of the protection they offer to buy your list users. while they provide less than the wire line broadband they don't provide protection and one of the areas is for serv

spark of isis, and the black flags go up, and they're going to deal with them because the enemy of my enisend. we shouldn't get wrapped into thinking that the people in northern and western iraq want to live under the kind of barbaric, you know, prehistoric political ideology that these islamists have. in fact, the baathists and the islamists are bitter enemies, and the islamists would like nothing more than to stand up the baathists against the wall and blow their brains out. so this is not an overall situation that the united states should now jump into because our gulf arab allies are sunni, and they're saying stay out of this, don't choose sides, and the iranians are saying, oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, come in and beat up more sunnis from us. this is a mess. martha: you make excellent points, and i'm hearing them echoed, to a certain extent, by general petraeus who is speaking in london who says we cannot become the air force for the shia army. >> right. martha: which is iran enabling these shiite groups throughout the southern part of iraq. i mean, you're very right, you know, with all of y

they are also responsible for putting in place systems to foster transparency and enis that your safety issues are taken seriously. those systems failed at g.m. >> so far, g.m. have paid a fine. they're facing a number of lawsuits, and it sounds like the road ahead will be a long one. >> the investigations continue. thank you very much. >> we turn back to the battle in iraq this morning. all eyes are on a battle for the countries largest oil refinery that will affect your costs at the purpose, by the way. there has been a turn of events at that refinery today. tell us what's happening. >> >> just moments ago, the government announced that the iraqi army was in full control of that refinery. there's been a standoff for the past few days. it appears that the army was on the defensive and now it appears since this morning it carried out some offensive operations. now the question is for how long will it hold it. it's very difficult for the government to send any kind of rein percentment, any kind of supplies to that area, simply because all around it, there is no more iraqi army present. i

i'm a physician, i was in the medical corps and practiced in the private sector over 30 years a eni believe i have the unique capacity of a hospital to operate efficiently and we need to look at best practices on both sides and streamline efficiencies to allow doctors to see more patients. as was stated by mr. lamborn, each doctor should be seeing as many as we saw on the private system and there are systems that stepped up at a call yesterday from memphis, tennessee, that in 72 hours, seeing any veteran on a primary care or a specialty consult, 72 hours. it took them less than a week to do that. our practice is right now ready to do the same thing. another xamplt of the amount of time for veteran, i was at my ophthalmologist yesterday getting examined and saw here in washington, d.c. a veteran in january who needed to be seen, didn't get seen and five months later, gets seen. has a retinal tear and probably going to lose some of the vision in the eye because of this delayed care. we all have heard stories like this. no matter how much the private sector wants to help, they can't do it unle

i'm a physician, i was in the medical corps and practiced in the private sector over 30 years a eni believe i have the unique capacity of a hospital to operate efficiently and we need to look at best practices on both sides and streamline efficiencies to allow doctors to see more patients. as was stated by mr. lamborn, each doctor should be seeing as many as we saw on the private system and there are systems that stepped up at a call yesterday from memphis, tennessee, that in 72 hours, seeing any veteran on a primary care or a specialty consult, 72 hours. it took them less than a week to do that. our practice is right now ready to do the same thing. another xamplt of the amount of time for veteran, i was at my ophthalmologist yesterday getting examined and saw here in washington, d.c. a veteran in january who needed to be seen, didn't get seen and five months later, gets seen. has a retinal tear and probably going to lose some of the vision in the eye because of this delayed care. we all have heard stories like this. no matter how much the private sector wants to help, they can't do it unle

>> number of studies in that regard have been done eni would offer the gao may want to comment. we've done a study and several to congress estimating up to 16 billion in cost. european union has done a study and private sector has done several studies. the challenge is there's 800 or so initial ports for containerized for the u.s. and average of 5 million to implement this kind of system prior to waiting in each lane. that scope makes it very challenging to get to the level. a lot of question on who pays and how it's monitored and so forth. >> if you take the rand study, even though it's dated now and if one sneaks in and you have a tragedy that they spoke about at the port of los angeles, $16 billion doesn't seem that great. so where do we go, gao? >> senator, thank you. so i thought about this a lot. we've done several studies on it. as far as the one study you're asking for, the only place i've seen it is in a recommendation we've made. and i think that cbp and the department would have been better off if they said this is the feasibility study and this is cost benefit analys