i'm joined by dianne feinstein, chair of the intelligence committee. senator feinstein, welcome. thank you very much. >> thank you very much. >>> we're approaching another 9/11 anniversary and we've heard of this dire warning. great britain has raised its security level. how serious is the isis threat, the threat from isis and other related groups to the american homeland? >> i believe it's potentially very serious. neff announced they don't intend to stop. they have announced they will come after us if they can, they will, quote, spill our blood. they have done that by beheading mr. foley and who knows how many others that are unknown. this is a vicious, vicious movement and it has to be confronted. i think senator mccain and senator graham really laid the basis in saturday's "new york times" in an op-ed for confrontation. i happen to agree with what they said. >> then is the president wrong to signal indecision by saying we still don't have a strategy against isis. >> well, in that same newspaper, down below mccain op-ed is one by our secretary of state, john kerry. in that he

senator feinstein, the president has his coalition. he talked about it at nato, but in the past, we've had a coalition of the willing and they weren't willing to do a number of things. we had some nations in the war in iraq who said we're fine but in afghanistan, keep us out of the war zone. we don't want to be in the war zone and also don't want to carry guns. how much help is it to have a coalition of the willing if they're not willing to go, what both you and congressman rogers think should happen, to destroy isis and of course the president is. >> i want to congratulate the president. he is now on the offense. he has put together the coalition of nine nations. his people are in different regional countries as we speak consulting and trying to bring in other countries in the region. i think that this is a major change in how isis is approached. in my view, i in think in mike's view, too, ice sis a major threat to this country, in the future, and right now to the entirety of syria and iraq, and the expanding caliphate. i think where

side, the men and women in the military that deal with it everyday i heart attack back to senator feinstein that brought back the fleet week to san francisco a great history of our city and the entire bay area celebrating the arrival of ships as earliest as 1908 i remind my friends in chinatown that port smith square search warrant named after the u.s. oh, say can you see by the dawn's early light port smith and also as important as celebrating the roll in the defense of our country more and more the military forces are asked in not demand to provide the humanitarian services around the world this is essentially the roll our military is playing more and more often is responding to disasters whether man made or natural they they're bringing and we get the opportunity quite frankly to get the experience they have and bring it into our planning and exercises and should be no surprise to all of you over one hundred and 50 fire hydrants and emergency mrarnlz have been working this morning to dot tabletop experience there were practicing 7.6 magnitude simulation on the san errands fault we're rev

nevada, mikulski, feinstein, blumenthal, casey, walsh, hirono, booker, heitkamp, boxer, nelson, durban, white house, klobuchar, reed of rhode island, and levin. mr. reid: i ask unanimous consent that the mandatory quorum under rule 22 be waived. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: i ask unanimous consent that the filing deadline under rule 22 of the first-degree amendments to h.j. res. 124 be 2:00 this afternoon and the filing deadline for second-degree amendments be 3:30 p.m. today. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: i ask unanimous consent the motion to table an amendment to the joint resolution provided under the previous order be in order during the time for debate, if made during the debate the vote on the motion to table occur immediately after all debate time has been used or yielded back on h.j. res. 124. further that if a budget point of order is made the motion to waive be considered made and the vote on the motion to waive occur following the vote on the motion to invoke cloture on h.j. res. 124. the presiding officer: without

. >> so yesterday on nbc's "meet the press," senator dianne feinstein said the president is cautious,e too cautious when responding to the growing threat in iraq and syria. what does this mean for president obama when members of his own party are worried he's not acting fast enough. >> absolutely. the president is taking criticism from republicans he's not doing enough to confront the crisis in syria and now with dianne feinstein and others echoing that and he's under a lot of pressure to decide what his next steps are, we heard from him last week, cautious not being pressed to sort of take that action that a lot of people are expecting, military strikes, air strikes against isis in syria, part of the problem is the administration is split behind the scenes about what steps to take and talked about a broader response in which he rallies partners against this threat but didn't exactly make clear what that means. i think there's going to be continued discussion inside the administration and might see some of the president's top advisers come out more strongly by talking about what those

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there were visits and mounting intelligence as dianne feinstein said on the show. decision to go against isis in iraq logically leads to going against isis in syria. let's remember this goes beyond iraq and syria. that's why i was pleased to see the president say we will go after them wherever they are. this is a long-term strategy. there has been a lot of argument back and forth. he has the authority to act even without congress. should he get the authority from congress and why won't congress take up a vote? i feel more comfortable if a president gets permission so you have a shared permission on the most important decision a government makes, whether or not to go to war or intervene. congress has been timid. it doesn't like to assert the responsibilities and i would like to see it step up to the plate. i suspect it's true that the president has authority to act on his own. the presidents always say that. i get amused about whether or not they have this power. the president is going to take whatever steps he think is necessary to protect the united states. the la

everyone from dianne feinstein to the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff says this is an imminenthreat. he went to a fund-raiser this last weekend and said, we're pretty safe. the world isn't in danger. if he's wrong, those words are going to come to haunt him. >> nine days before 9/11, mark, thank you. >> now we go to lanny davis. good to see you, your thoughts on that. >> hi, megyn. first of all, i respect mark, i love his writing. i didn't hear mark criticizing president bush after 9/11 that he received an intelligence report before 9/11 woorning about an airplane terrorist attack. the reason i never joined in that criticism, wisdom by hindsight is always 20/20. it's not particularly a fair comment, especially since we have an anonymous official not willing to come forward and be on the record, and accountable for the -- >> he took a shot at his community and the person felt the need to come out and defend the community. >> he's no longer in his community. i'm not sure if the president took a shot, if that's a little strong, megyn. i will tell you i am concerned that the presid

what senator feinstein said she's also look forward and she's confident that the pentagon and the statetually are looking at a strategy, they do have a strategy and that our allies will could aless around that strategy. that's critical. what's interesting about the op ed that the senators put forward. there's nothing they laid out that the president department lay out in his press conference last week, in terms of things that we are considering as options of the the difference is we're not going in there guns ablazing without knowing exactly what intelligence there is, who is with us, who is against us, and that's what we're waiting for and specifically, to work with our coalition partners to help us on that. >> doug, i want to ask you kind of a twist on this because we're seeing plenty of republican criticism of the president, that he's being too cautious or as mike rodgers says his policy is free fall. one of the things we're not seeing is republican candidates out on the stump in these key swing races being critical of the president. is that because public opinion is still basically

here's senator feinstein saying there's plans out there. what is going on at the white house in and the inability to put that plan finally together? when you've got this pressure from a democrat in feinstein. >> there's pressure from lots of democrats on this, let me just say, because i think especially now, labor day kicks off the fall campaign, ed he, and i think there are lots of people potentially see this as playing to the kind of american instinct which is to always say that the republicans are stronger on foreign affairs and deserve that trust. that had eroded over the years. maybe it could rebound to republican benefit going into the fall. so there's some anxiety here among democrats. but let me just say that when you hear senator feinstein speak about these plans, the plans exist. the question is the decision-making. saying that's going to be our plan among the many plans out there. and with regard to that, you think about what david cameron said. david cameron has asked for passports to be revoked, for passports to be removed in o

meantime california senator dianne feinstein is joining those demanding the nfl take a tougher stand against domestic violence. >> i believe very strongly that if a player is arrested, they should be suspended and if they are convicted, that ends it. >> senator feinstein also joined congresswoman jackie pelosi and jackie spear calling for the 49ers to take ray mcdonald off the field until his domestic abuse case is solved. >>> police are investigating the burglary at the home of ray mcdonald. it happened late saturday night. at least one burglar broke into mcdonald's home and made off with valuables. mostly electronics. he was in arizona at the time preparing for sunday's game against the cardinals. >>> collin kaepernick is denying he used a racial slur during a game against the browns. they are reporting the slur was inappropriate language and resulted in kaepernick's $11,000 fine. kaepernick says he did not say anything to le mar houston. and houston says he doesn't recall hearing anything coming from kaepernick. the 49ers quarterback during the game. >>> the niners dominant first

>> the president ought to pay attention to dianne feinstein. she's chairman of the intelligence committee and she knows as well as i he's known about isis a long time when they were less than a thousand people and now more than 10,000 people. they're not only in iraq, but they're also in libya. i have to say they're having a much greater impact all over the middle east than they ever would have had had we had a president who decisively acted. >> even former homeland secretary janet napolitano when she was secretary said everyone knew about isis. i want to bring you to congress's role in all of this. the president's spokesman said the president was hoping congress would have some sort of buy-in to his strategies and ideas. what does that mean? >> well, i think what he wants to do is have us buy into what is a disastrous foreign policy. syria is in trouble. all over the middle east are in trouble. isis or isil, whatever you want to call it, is building forces and we could have stopped all of that had we had a president who acted decisively. i thi

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 president prepares to travel to a nato summit in wales, the dual crisis in syria and iraq and russia's incursions into ukraine are likely to cast long s

this president, that is he is cautious. >> reporter: when it comes to isis, senator feinstein said she agreed with her republican colleagues. this week the president travels to a nato summit in wales for a 28-nation meeting. the isis threat and the problems in ukraine are expected to be topics of discussion there. >>> now news from the delaware bureau, wilmington has had more murders this year than all of last year. two men were shot and killed over the weekend. one man was brought to wilmington hospital before 1:00 a.m. yesterday morning. a second person was shot near 27th and tatnall streets about an hour later that brings the total people shot and killed to 19. >>> this morning many will be celebrating labor day in philadelphia with a parade. it will start at 11:00 this morning on south columbus boulevard and washington avenue and end at penn's landing. then there will be a festival until 2:00 this afternoon. because today is a federal holiday, all philadelphia offices are closed today. city services are reduced. no trash pickup today in philadelphia. collections will be one day beh

have not heard from senator feinstein's office.esterday that mcdonald should not play this weekend. lieutenant governor said exactly the same thing. there appears to be a little momentum building. as i say the 49ers have been very clear about their position. said again yesterday at a press conference that ray mcdonald will play. >> you know, i don't understand this. san francisco, again, one of the most progressive places and i don't say it in a derogatory way. no. no. san francisco is a very progressive place and they have pushed and a lot of times been ahead of the rest of the country on a lot of important issues. and certainly barbara boxer and diane feinstein have been champion of women rights. i'm so glad to hear barbara boxer come out and say what she said. i want to hear the same thing from diane feinstein. it took guts of the 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

senator dianne feinstein talked about the situation yesterday on "meet the press." >> we'll learn oneng about this president, that is he is cautious. maybe in this instance too cautious. >> reporter: when it comes to isis, senator feinstein said she agreed with her republican colleagues. this week the president travels to a nato summit in wales for a 28-nation meeting. >>> a 16-year-old girl was taken into custody at an airport in france right before her departure. her suspected recruiter was also arrested. france believes around 800 citizens have joined militant groups in syria. >>> today marks an important date in history. it is the 75th anniversary of the start of world war ii. a german battleship opened fire on polish troops at 5:45 a.m. our time, about 30 minutes from now, which triggered the nazi invasion of poland and the beginning of a war that would last nearly six years. the u.s. got into the war after the japanese attack on pearl harbor in 1941. >>> today president obama will deliver a labor day speech in milwaukee, wisconsin. the president is expected to promote the econom

no one more respected on my side of the aisle than dianne feinstein, she knows this stuff cold.ratic pressure now, liberal pressure even to act in syria militarily against isis and i think that will have some real effect but it's got to be part of a coherent strategy. i think the president needs to frankly talk less and act more. the phrase in latin that i learned from law school, "the thing speaks for itself." military taken last night in somalia speaks for itself. you don't see the president talking about al shabaab. he's sending our forces over there to kill them and i think that's what people want to see. >> kevin, where is congress's role here? it sure is easy to criticize from the sidelines but what is congress's role when it returns? >> well this is why the presidency is unique. we don't have a congress-in-chief, we have a commander in chief. congress have done exactly what it is their role is, to give the president advice, to have consent over ultimate decisions whether he needs authority to act, but i think what you're seeing right now is that the congress is really try

the criticism of the president you just cited is coming from dianne feinstein. feinstein.e is what she had to say on "meet the press." >> i learned one thing about this president and that is he's very cautious. maybe in this instance too cautious. i do know the military, i know the state department, i know that others have been putting plans together. and so hopefully those plans will coalesce into a strategy that can encourage that coalition. >> reporter: even stronger words from the chairman of the house committee mike rogers who took a shot against his entire foreign policy. >> we find it consistent with his past policy and actions on foreign policy. it shows i think that his foreign policy is in absolute free-fall. if you look at china and isis and russia, you look at iran, north korea, we have a serious host of problems presenting itself and our traditional allies are standing up saying maybe america is not the best oneones to lead us through these troubles. >> reporter: his policy of containing isis in iraq continues with some good effect. the a.p. reporting that a s

dianne feinstein has been concerned about this. on sunday she said that isis is a major varsity team. when president obama was saying they were a j.v. team, he was being briefed what a threat they were and i think this is important, too. twice as many british muslims are fighting in isis as they are fighting in the british military. so this is a very global issue for the one terrorist army and i don't think the united states is taking it as seriously as they should be considering that we haven't -- yes, we've bombed a little bit. but if you take a look at the details of the bombing, we've taken out a couple of trucks, haven't done enough damage in terms of getting pushed back. >> we allowed them to take back a city that had been under siege for two months. >> that was mostly thanks to armed citizen helping the iraqi forces. >> that's the plan, though. the plan has been to assist if we can and to put special forces on the ground. >> caution doesn't matter if at the end game is eradication. if he is allowing these things to happen, a

senator dianne feinstein learned nevada got the bid. >> well, i'm sorry about that. but nevada is a good neighbor. we have a lot in common. so, you know, i wish them well. >> senator feinstein also said tesla's big boost from the reno expansion will likely still trickle down here to the bay area economy. >>> well, new at 11:00, the stressful situation in a south bay neighborhood this evening. the bomb squad was called out to a home of a pg&e employee. this was on westheading street near bellarmine college prep there was a spirs package on the doorstep. the area was sealed off until the bomb squad determined it was harmless. tonight police tell us the home has recently been under surveillance by pg&e's internal private security, but they're not telling us exactly why. >>> a heartbreaking huddle tonight. player, coaches, and friends over a murdered 14-year-old gathered on the football he so loved to mourn his death. the freshman stabbed to death over what may have been an online social media squabble. friends describe rashawn williams as a talented athlete with big dre

i have a lot of respect for senator feinstein. i think she is very concerned and thinks we need to be aggressive and i agree. the most highest priority that we have is to protect americans and how do we do that? if it means we need to go into syria and that's what we need to protect us, that's what we're going to do. to go in, we have to have a plan. you don't respond to the media, you don't respond to other collateral issues but good intelligence and intelligence is the best defense against terrorism. and then you work with the military and then you have your targets. we are not a country to kill other people and have collateral damage and when we go in, using military, we'll make sure that it works. you know, using just military in iraq didn't work. look at how the government was run after we left, that's a reason isil is effective in iraq because you have different factions that don't really care about the leadership that pushed them out the door. when the shias, the perception or wasn't perception, it was true. malaki pushed t

dianne feinstein is weighing in on the nfl's handling of the recent incidents. >> this has gone on too it is getting too bad. and this chain, these teams have to set an example for the rest of society. >> feinstein says she believes the a player is arrested he should be suspended. >>> meantime san jose police tells us a burglary was reported at ray mcdonald's home last night around 10:45. sours sours-- sources tell us the home was empty at the time of the break-in and the thieves stole some items which were mostly electronics. >>> authorities are trying to find a 48-year-old man who could be at risk. friends and family say he just wasn't acting like himself then just disappeared without his wallet or cell phone. he was wearing a suit but it's not known what color. >>> authorities in the peninsula are warning people about another mountain lion sighting. it's the second time this weekend. this comes just weeks after a 6- year-old cupertino boy was attacked. that mountain lion was killed and the boy is recovering. >>> the iphone hacker is at it again with the release of nude photos of cel

today senator dianne feinstein responded to questions of president obama's remarks that his administration does not yet have a strategy for dealinging with isis. >> i think i've learned one thing about this president and that is he's very cautious. maybe in this instance too cautious. i do know that the military i know the that the state department, i know that others have been putting plans together. >> feinstein is the head of the senate intelligence committee. the senator called isis extraordinarily dangerous as she says it's well financed, has the opportunity to move quickly and kills with abandon. >>> lawmakers on both political parties -- in both political parties took on the sunday talk shows to call on the -- prorussian san rebels are now in control of the strategic town. after days of fierce fighting the town is a major transportation hub. >> it's at a point where russian has come. invaded with troops, this is no longer a question of rebel separatists. this is a direct invasion by russia. >>> the russian soldiers are fighting with them. nato estimates at least 1,000 russian troops

even democrats are saying, like dianne feinstein over the weekend, that he's a little too cautious. >rms of rallying nato allies, short of military steps, you know, how this talk of a 48-hour reaction force to threats to nato allies, that's a military sense. but so far the leadership, the coalition building on economic measures against russia has not been encouraging. they've been very slow in coming and very piecemeal. >> we've been leading on that. interestingly enough, we've been the ones who have been very strong on the economic sanctions. europe has been a little bit more recalcitrant on that because they have more to lose, right? but when it comes to isis and syria, i mean, we've heard very strong words from david cameron, but we haven't heard, yet, have we, whether he would, in fact, join in any kind of air strikes or anything like that. in fact, we've heard hints of just the opposite. >> because the comments the president made, what, last thursday, still are having a negative ripple effect. when he said, i don't have a strategy. he specifically said, in terms of dealing with i

as you heard dianne feinstein suggesting that there is too much caution here. the time to move is now. now, one of the concerns that's fueling this kind of criticism is that americans and other westerners have gone to syria to join isis. thousands of people with passports who could then freely return and launch attacks here. while no one is saying that there is a specific threat, there is a potential threat great enough that in britain today the parliament is considering ways to make it easier to seize the passports of people believed to be isis sympathizers. that, of course, in response to the video showing the killing of american journalist james foley. now, in addition over the weekend french officials announced the arrest of a 16-year-old girl. she was suspected of trying to reach syria to fight alongside islamic militants. u.s. officials say they don't have exact estimates but they think somewhere between 70 and 100 americans may have joined the ranks of isis and other extremist groups. richard. >> chris, you were mentioning other westerners, that means eu

speakers included senators corker, feinstein, and collins. this is 25 minutes. >> i had a long conversation with vice president biden last night. i think it was good for everyone to hear from the various agencies. and i still want to say and triple underline i think it's incredibly poor judgment by the administration regardless of their believing they have the authorities already to do what they're doing not to seek aggressively and explicitly an authorization for the use of military force. every president believes they have the authorities. always. their there are title 2 or article 2 people. but in all the conflicts since 1991 presidents have sought those authorizations when you have something that's going to be this long in duration, at least three years, going into another country. that said, obviously as an american, as someone who cares deeply about the security of our country, i want this to be successful. i really do. and i think that in seeking an explicit authorization, what that means is that all the issues are dealt with, whether

we caught up with senator dianne feinstein when she heard the news. >> well, i'm sorry about that, but nevada's a good neighbor. we have a lot in common. so 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 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 that tesla will continue to grow and hire people here in the bay area. it is good news for reno, which is growing and developing a strong tech workforce, but california will grow too, and tesla is likely to power a lot of that growth. jessica? >> let's hope so, thank you, scott. >>> pg&e says it will appeal the decision for the fine they are ordered to pay. investigations found that pg&e was at fault for inadequate maintenance and recordkeeping. a fine was recommended of $1.4 billion. a pg&e spokesperson says the utility is already spending $3 billion on pipe heine safety and it wants state regulators to take that

finally, senator dianne feinstein who's done a terrible job up to now is finally exercised because of 6,000-page report because she knows the cia as you say was lying to the congress. i'm not saying that cia didn't try to play slight of hand with the congress because they often did that to protect policies that they were given by the white house. but feinstein was in a position to know what all of these on fis cases were and she should be engaged with the white house to get that report out. it has to come out. we're entitled to see it. violations of law took place and we have to know what they were because they were conducted in our name as the united states of america. >> on the benghazi thing, hillary clinton and the new book saying she didn't want to be involved in the to littizization of the thing and mike morel on "60 minutes" talking about how he prepared the talking points or whatever and seems like he politizing from the very beginning. >> the important thing about benghazi and i think this was a misunderstanding from the very beginning, benghazi was not really a consulate pla

senator dianne feinstein says the league needs to take a stand. >> i believe very strongly that if a player is arrested they should be suspended and if they are convicted, that ends it. >> dianne feinstein referred to the adrian peterson child abuse case. he was arrested and charged with child abuse. he was deactivated from the team. >>> a domestic violence non- profit is calling on the 49ers to bench san francisco 49ers defensive tackle ray mcdonald. the group next door says ray mcdonald should be off the field till the issue around the domestic violence issue is resolved. they prosed a res proposed a resolution but they missed the deadline for the city counsel meeting. they will bring up the issue again at a later meeting. >>> and colin kaepernick was fined $11,000 last week for using a racial slur during the game against the bears. he tweeted today colin kaepernick was penalized for inappropriate language. he insists he did not say anything and will appeal. >>> former tennessee titans kicker rob bironas died in a car crash last night. during his 9 seasons with the titans he gained

meantime, dianne feinstein has joined those demanding that the nfl get tougher on domestic violence.> i believe very strongly that if a player is arrested, they should be suspended and if they are convicted, that ends it. >> senator feinstein joined nancy pelosi and jackie speier in calling on the 49ers to take lineman ray mcdonald off the field until his domestic abuse case is resolved. >>> facebook followers of the late joan rivers noticed something unusual on her account. this post promoting the new iphone 6 popped up on her page on friday, the same day the phone went on sale. it read in part, great achievement, great product. the post may have shocked some of her followers since the comedian died earlier this month from complications from threat surgery. tmz negotiates this was part of a deal she negotiated with apple before her death. the post was quickly removed. >>> apple announced they sold more than 10 million iphones between last friday and sunday. that's a record for a new model in the opening weekend. that's on top of the record 4 million phones that were preordered. appl

>> 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

senator feinstein and i would both support those efforts.e needs to engage congress, the american people, on what exactly we're going to do. we don't have to talk about targets and how many strikes we do, we do have an endgame and the president ought to lay out that strategy. say we are going to invest with our partners and our arab league heart mirrors and there is some repairing happening with those relationships. that's important. ont: mike rogers yesterday cnn, joined by dianne feinstein, his counterpart in the senate. this is the headline on her lead editorial, her op-ed he's in "usa today." isis threat cannot be overstated. asking you this morning, your message for congress as they come back. 2:00 p.m. eastern, the house and senate gaveling in. for democratss, (202) 585-3880. republicans, (202) 585-3881. for all others, (202) 585-3882. here's the wall street journal's take. lawmakers face a tight timeframe. ken in lancaster, south carolina on the independents line. caller: can you hear me? my question for congress, they do not pass the

today -- california senator dianne feinstein expressed her thoughts.he pope of >> i think a lot of men underestimate this problem in this sport. we just cannot allow this behavior kron4's sports director gary radnich will have more. in sports. we will review and new technology about how to the film's. plus -- snatch robberies on the rise in the south bay. what thieves are snatching right off unsuspecting victims. trend in 'snatch' robberies. thieves have stolen more than a dozen necklaces recently. ripping them right off of people's necks. kron 4's philippe djegal is live in sunnyvale tonight -- where he spoke to concerned residents who live near the scene of the latest robbery. philippe? pam. these robberies have been happening going on four months now. and, the sunnyvale department of public safety says enough is enough. these criminals are starting to scare the people who live here. >> "he was like, 'oh, i don't want you walking around by yourself." that's after deida verdine's boyfriend josh breen learned that the latest victim was robbed in front

. >> in a new york times op ed, democratic senator dianne feinstein wrote if the united states fails to lead the world against isis's horrific goals, we could suffer the consequence for decades to come. this week the president authorized force in. >>> it has now been six months since malaysia airlines flight 370 vanished from the face of the earth. and there has been no sign of any wreckage or any of the 239 people who were on the plane. searchers are expected to resume hunting for the boeing 777 litter this month. experts have narrowed down the search zone to 23,000 miles. >>> time to find an alternate route if this construction project is part of your morning commute. because this one will, no doubt, drive you crazy. the lane closures started this morning on 8th street between 2nd and 4th streets. it is going to be going on six days a week through the next two years. crews are going to be upgrading underground utilities, and fixing the roadway to get that done. >>> right now, hundreds of kids across the country are recovering from an ugly respiratory virus. >> he was unresponsive.

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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

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>> on this one, john, i must say i come down on the side of senator feinstein.tor and not one of his reflexive critics on capitol hill. i agree with her. in this instance i think the president is too cautious. one thing about the united states, we mackke a mistake, we correct for it. i think the bush administration tended to act first and think through the consequences later. we have the opposite situation here with the obama administration it seems to me. we know what needs to be done to confront isis in syria. we need air strikes. we need special operations forces. we need an expanded intelligence presence both human intelligence and signals intelligence. we need to arm and train is left of the rebels in a much more robust way than before. and we need international partners. the last thing we need to be seen doing is intervening in the sectarian war on one side in this instance on the side of the shia against the sunnis. but america has to lead and if america leads, others will follow. absent american leadership, there won't be international support for what w

dianne feinstein wondered if the president was being too carb pou cautious. he'll have an opportunity to answer this. this trip was supposed to take place so the president could reassure countries like estonia that are part of nato that the united states and the rest of nato will come to their defense if they're attacked. people here in europe are very nervous about what's taking place in ukraine and they wonder if they're next. >>> "outfront" tonight democratic congressman chris van holland. good to talk to you. 13 days ago a horrific beheading video. another one today. an american beheaded in syria. a noncombatant, a journalist. administration officials have said isis poses -- i'll quote him -- a very serious threat to the united states homeland, yet last week the president said, and i want to quote him, we don't have a strategy yet to deal with isis in syria. the question is, congressman, why in the world not? >> first, i think our prayers should all go out to the sotloff family tonight. second, the president has kept up the attack on isis positions in ira

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