general flynn is a real patriot. but yes, it's a huge task. it's based on state, local, federal working together. it's a bad time to have demoralized police departments. they're the first line of defense. nypd does a great job, but looking for those types of things, i'm sure all the roll calls when the cops go out, they'll emphasize look for the unusual, look for something that doesn't belong. after months and years of looking at these neighborhoods that they patrol, you know, things stand out to them. are they bunking out in some state forest somewhere enroute to new york or whatever? so don't think the benign is necessarily the benign. >> it's a marriairacle when youk about the fact even this week we have 3 million people coming to new york for the thanksgiving parade. you have a million people coming to times square on new year's eve, not to mention those who just come in for the holiday season. it's amazing that nothing has happened at these events in the past, you know, 15 years. >> well, the terrorist traffic force has done a huge job. b

it took 66 days, but they were able to bring flynn home last december, just in time for christmas. amber i mean people say you're a miracle, and i don't necessarily think of him that waya&but he is. he's our miracle. 05.46.05.12clip 0004c4 nats of baby laughing 05.57.55.04 today, flynn is a happy, healthy, elmo-loving little boya&with parents who now know more than they ever dreamed about premature birth. casey until it happens to you, you kind of keep cruising down the road, you know? 05.54.49.06 amber 05.44..30.04 there's lots of questions, and you wonder 'what could i have done differently, did i do something wrong?' 05.44.34.04 there's a lot of self-doubt and kind of worry, but every preemie story is different 05.44.43.01 they know, because they are now one of 15 million families who deal with mom amber says, there was no history, and no warning, except for what her body told her - and that' s her advice, to other moms. amber 05.48.45 listen to your instincts, if you feel like something is not righta&if you feel like you're not sure, go into labor and delivery and check 05.48.5

then you have this big rig fire reported westbound 580 right at north flynn. that has two lanes shut down. so you have a break past that but because this is extending so far it's causing major delays out of the altamont pass this morning so jumping to our maps right now let's show you how bad it is on the drive times there. so that big rig fire is westbound 580 at north flynn. two lanes blocked there backed up into tracy. and we are seeing drive times at about 47 minutes right now. also new problems reported in oakland. more on that coming up am first here's roberta. >> i hit that at 2:30 this morning. it was backed up. 606 out the door this morning, this is the scene, this is just beautiful! we have our live weather camera looking out from san francisco in an east direction towards the bay bridge. we have clear skies. the winds are flat after a blustery day again yesterday. right now 38 degrees in santa rosa to 52 in san francisco. numbers you should expect today, warmer day than yesterday. 60s beaches, 60s peninsula. good morning san jose at 65 degrees throu

phil flynn, our own jeff flock as well from chicago. so protesters trying to push their way into these glass doors at the cme. >> they have succeeded now in essentially shutting down the entrances to the cme here in chicago. chicago board trade building, perhaps you hear some of the chants. deirdre: so that was earlier. chicago native still active on social media posting images, in fact, one person tweeting it is time for the mayor to choose working families, not wall street. former reagan economic advisor art laugher with me now, so, art, great to see you. >> thank you, diedre. deirdre: so calling for this tax and we just talked about it with jeff flock and phil flynn. these exchanges are not really where the 1% are working; right? >> well, it's not where the 1% are working but what they don't understand, diedre, is this is exactly what happened in the '70s when the exchange was located in new york, and it was brought to chicago because of the low taxes and easy environment. now they're going to lose it in chicago and follow the new yo

flynn said she couldn't get anyone to help until her state senator ted gaines stepped in. >> this is an issue that should have been resolved on the first call and it took many, many calls, hours an hours of mrs. flynn's time on the phone. >> reporter: like the sea of red taillights heading west from oakland, the bay area toll authority would like to put this episode in their rear view mirror. >> we are human and our customer service center is human and humans do make mistakes. >> reporter: gaines sits on the senate transportation committee. he wants the bay area toll authority to hand over all the times in the past two years they have issued incorrect tickets to people and come up with a better plan to get those tickets cleared. at the toll plaza, andria borba, kpix 5. >>> right now, students in stanford are in the fifth day of a protest demanding the university divest from all fossil fuel interests. they are not go to be meeting with the administering. kiet do reports. >> reporter: the students are holding another rally. camping out in the cold all week long they finally got some mo

lieutenant flynn. thank you. flynn: come on, setheart. excuse me. excuse me. yes? you said that you had some questions about darren's death? yes. i have what i hope will be comforting news for you both. and that is that we've been able to establish that your soso was not respononble for the death of gina decker. what? i'm sorry. i fail to see how that's comforting news to us, considering that it was your investigation that forced darren to commit suicide! sir. ououinvestigation didinot force him to confess. which of you was he trying to protect by killing himself? what are you talking about? no one. that's -- that's ridiculous! we're -- we're -! we're not answering anything else. you will if you want to retain custody of your granddaughter. what? you wouldn't dare try to keep her here. i've done worse things. i'm beginning to think that you have, too. let's find out. you first. albert. provenza: sir. give it to me i'm worth it baby i'm worth it uh huh i'm worth it gimme gimme i'm worth it give it to me i'm worth it baby i'm worth it i was out for a bike ride. i did

flynn says she couldn't get anyone to help with her problem until her state senator ted gaines stepped in. >> this should have been resolved on the first call and it took many, many calls years hour, and hours of mrs. flynn's time. >> reporter: like the sea of red taillights heading west from oakland, the bay area toll authority would like to put this episode in their rear view mirror. >> we are human and our customer service center is human and humans do make mistakes. >> reporter: gaines sits on the senate transportation committee. he wants the bay area toll authority to hand over all of the times in the past two years they have issued incorrect tickets to people and come up with a better plan to get those tickets cleared. at the toll plaza, andria borba, kpix 5. >>> a momentary scare at l.a.x. it started when a uniformed off duty pilot for jetblue got a new york-bound plane there. it was on the passenger manifest but when the worker heard that the pilots weren't on board, he thought the uniformed man might be unauthorized so as a precaution the plane was towed to a remote area and t

it is a major big-rig fire with a trailer completely engulfed in north flynn road causing heavy delayshave winds whipping things around over the altamont pass, as well, and meteorologist mike nicco is here to tell us about that. good morning, mike? >> gusts up to 20 miles per hour through the altamont pass, the fastest winds in our neighborhood as the rest of us are less than ten miles per hour right now. that is what you will notice, the difference between yesterday morning and this morning. check out sutro tower, it is not bouncing but showing it is clean and not so dry air as it was year. 34 to 50 so dress accordingly as you step identified. we. have more in the climates coming up in next eight minutes, 60 to 64 at balloon and calmer and easier day to be outside eating lunch. 58 at the cost and 68 inland, and warmer with the high clouds and sunshine at 4:00, and 52 to 58 at 7:00. kristen and eric? >> yes, mike, coming up at 5:31 there are self-developments from europe following the terrorist attacks this western germany, nors have made some arrests this morning. three new arrests. b

carly flynn reports from auckland. >> reporter: a big sendoff for abig man. coffin is broad to new zealand's home of ruk by. rugby. >> there has never been a player like jonah and will never be one like him. >> the former all black player died a few days ago. it's believed a blood clolt on his lung from the long haul flight contributed to his death. >> a fitting sendoff for someone that probably personified a lot about the values of rugby. >> youngest ever all black when weighs 19 years old. he was a powerful force on the field which. >> to try to stop the ball getting to jonah, that was a hard thing to try, but when he got the ball in his hands it was devastating. if you are 6'five" and 120 kilos. >> first ever global superstar. >> there is no doubt that jonah's performance at that rugby world cup, and his huge popularity. >> he was diagnosed with a rare and serious kidney disease. despite his illness lamu played 63 all black tests in the number 11 all black jersey. joined thousands of mourners for public farewell. which was lifted by heart felt performance

it took 66 days, but they were able to bring flynn home last december, just in time for christmas. amber i mean people say you're a miracle, and i don't necessarily think of him hat waya&but he is. he's our miracle. 05.46.05.12clip 0004c4 nats of baby laughing 05.57.55.04 today, flynn is a little boya&with parents who now know more than they ever dreamed about premature birth. casey until it happens to you, you kind of keep cruising down the road, you know? 05.54.49.06 amber 05.44..30.04 there's lots of questions, and you wonder 'what could i have done differently, did i do something wrong?' 05.44.34.04 there's a lot of seleldoubt and kind of worry, but every preemie story is different 05.44.43.01 they know, because they are now one of 15 million families who deal with premature bbth every year. mom amber says, there was no history, and no warning, except for what her body told her - and that' s her adve, to other moms. amber 05.48.45 listen to your instincts, if you feel like something is nn righta&if you feel like you're not sure, go into labor and delivery and check 05.48.57.17

defense intelligence agency michael , flynn. host, mehdi hasan, questions flynn about how much the u.s. knew about the rise of the so-called islamic state in syria. >> many people would argue the u.s. actually saw the rise of isil coming and turned a blind eye or even encouraged it as a counterpoint toassad in a secret agency you rent, defense intelligence agency in august 2012 said "there is a possibility of establishing undeclared -- "there is the possibility of establishing declared or undeclared caliphate in eastern syria and this is exactly what the supporting powers to the opposition want in order to isolate the syrian regime. u.s. saw the isil caliphate coming and did nothing. >> i think where we missed the point -- where we totally blew it, i think, was in the very beginning. we are talking for years down to this effort in syria. most people would not even remember the free syrian army, that movement. where are they today? al-nusra, where are they today and how much have they changed? when you don't get in and help some

arrest of three suspects in the case. >> they went to the wrong house. >> an emotional police chief flynn told reporters and the family the case stuck with him. >> i've been carrying something around with me for a year. it's laylah. i'd like to think we can put her to rest now. >> they killed my baby, mr. nixon. he shot on 17 streit and laid in the alley. >> as the death toll continues to climb, they continue to work around the clock in hopes of reaching as many young people as they can. >> as you know, this was a bloody summer in milwaukee. >> it wasn't supposed to be like this. >> family is like you all are a little bunch of walking time bombs. >> how bad is it? >> how bad is it? today we get a class with a young man. he's 16 years old and he says i don't want to be vulnerable, correct? he says as a 16-year-old male it is easier for me to die than to go on. he's saying i would rather quit than to keep fighting. how bleak is it for a young person in milwaukee? anytime you're a 16-year-old and say i'm better off dead than alive, that's how bleak it is. >> gun violence continues to climb i

we have a big-rig fire fully engulfed westbound 580 at not flynn with two lanes blocked and the red, and adding insult to that enjoy we have high winds that are fanning the flames so meteorologist mike nicco is here and he can tell us more about the weather impact over the altamont pass. >>> i have been see gusts up to 20 miles per hour one of the fastest areas and the rest of us, it is calmer outside and just a few high clouds on live doppler hd. we could have poe actually colorful sunrise you can see on sutro tower. take a picture and #abe7now. we would love to share it. now, today, we are in the mid-30s to forly 50 through 7:00. how about this lunch time temperature, not so breezy, a go day to sit outside and enjoy the lunch at 60 to 64 and we drop to 58 at the coast and the rest of us in the mid-to-upper 50s falling quickly when the sun sets into the 50s. >> an unpress enasked demand by france invoking a never before used article of european union treaty forcing allies to support their military action against isis. that means all members must give all the aid and assistance they

this is westbound 580 at north flynn road. there is a line of light. for miles. this is the worst case scenario for monday morning commute as many people are heading here westbound on 580. we have the sig-alert in affect. the big rig overturned and 80,000 pounds inside the big rig so we have a major delay out here as they have to off load that stuff and get the big rig upright and they have three lanes blocked and people have been sitting here in traffic. we have not seen traffic move much this morning on north flynn road and 580, some people are getting off here and coming back around and getting back on the eastbound direction and going home for the day. it has been that slow. we did see an accident on the eastbound direction on 580 before the accident here and that big rig was on a tow truck and there wasn't much traffic to speak in the eastbound direction. the westbound direction is the nightmare this morning 689 it is showering and we have light showers in the area so people are concerned about putting on the brakes and skidding. if you are headed on the roa

flynn, thank you for being with us. we appreciate it. >> thanks, sean. thanks for having me.et me just say a couple of comments here and i'll be as brief as i can. number one, the president is 100% wrong. if you don't clearly define the enemy you're going to face, you cannot figure out the way to defeat that enemy. we're facing radical islamists. frankly, this is a war on reality and the president and his close advisers need to get real. they're obviously not under enough pressure, they're not jvs, they just demonstrated that again, and they will absolutely attack again in places like london, in places like berlin, in places like new york and in places like washington, d.c. they're very, very well organized. this is the problem of letting the world go to hell and assuming it won't come back to bite you in the rear end. and frankly -- and i'm going to be very candid here, sean -- our amateurish foreign policy has its own place of responsibility in the mayhem that we're seeing right now. the president, to stand there and say that our strategy is working against this vicious, vi

flynn said she couldn't get help until her state senator stepped?> this is an issue that should have been resolved on the first call. it took hours and hours of mrs. flynn's time on the phone. >> reporter: like the sea of red taillights heading west from oakland, the bay area toll authority would like to put this episode in their rear view mirror. >> we are human and our customer service center is human and humans do make mistakes. >> reporter: gaines sits on the senate transportation committee. he wants the bay area toll authority to hand over all the times in the past two years they have issued incorrect tickets to people and come up with a better plan to get those tickets cleared. at the toll plaza, andria borba, kpix 5. >>> bart is extending its late night bus service for another year but it's the end of the road for one route. the transit agency has decided to nix the late night bus service from san francisco to the san francisco pittsburg- baypoint station next month. it was rarely used and too costly to maintain. >>> we have problems stemming

barbara morse silva has more in today's healthbeat four << mary flynn says you can practically drink the stuff. extra virgin olive oil. in fact, for her breast cancer patients she prescribes (sot: mary flynn, research dietitian) "at least three tablespoons a day." one of the first breast cancer patients was this woman, jean albert. that was 23 years ago when she was diagnosed at the age of 36. she credits her one year old daughter at the time. (sot: jean albert, breast cancer patient) "she and i were playing and i just felt a lump and the rest is history." jean had a lumpectomy and underwent chemo and radiation. then she met mary. (sot: jean albert, breast cancer patient) "i had started to use olive oil a little bit but when mary talked to me about it i really embraced it." she learned a few things -- like how cooking your veggies in evoo is a good thing (sot: jean albert, breast cancer patient) "it helps you absorb the nutrients that are in the vegetables" then there's this: (sot: jean albert, breast cancer patient) "i think people look at it and say wow, it's got a lot of calories

. >> lieutenant general michael flynn had a front-row seat to the rise of isis.nse intelligence agency until late last year. >> we failed to understand the enemy that we faced. >> flynn says intelligence officials had warned the administration that isis was growing more dangerous before the president made his infamous jv comment. but the president has said the intelligence on isis was inadequate. here he is on "60 minutes." >> how did they end up where they are in control of so much territory? was that a complete surprise to you? >> well, i think our head of the intelligence community, jim clapper, has acknowledged that they underestimated what had been taking place in syria. >> you were d.i.a. at the time? >> yeah. do you think it was an intelligence failure? >> no, i don't. i really look at that and -- it's easy to -- i mean, i'll take one for the team, you know? the president has to decide who he's going to listen to and what information he's going to use. and i think that he was poorly advised to say that. >> the president makes no apologies for being measure

retired lieutenant michael flynn who served as director under president obama addressed that report.of this investigation ought to start right at the top where intelligence starts and stops at the white house, the president sets priorities. he's the number one customer. if he's not getting the intelligence he needs, if he's not paying attention to what is going on, then something is else is wrong here between him and the advisers that he has. >> cheryl: sources is saying that analysts to ease off of negative assessments about isis and were even told in an e-mail to cut it out. a lot of things are changing in military and, of course, what we are seeing in europe, nicole. >> nicole: ben carson now backing away from earlier claim that he saw american muslims celebrating the 9/11 attacks in new jersey. donald trump claimed the same over the weekend. here is carson on the kelly file last night with his explanation. >> i was really focusing that it was an inappropriate thing to do no matter where they were. they asked me did i see the film, i did see the film, i don't know where they were.

kids like marguerite flynn, whose story is told in the magazine on the move. she is in high school and her dad is a coast guardsmen. they have moved six times. she said it is both the best and most challenging thing about being a military kid. she was asked about the most important thing that people should know about military children. i am told she said "kids serve too." she is right. so many kids like her proudly on wn their service. they are creative, wise beyond their years, and they seized their story, the unique experiences, as an opportunity, a challenge, a challenge this coalition has validly taken on -- valiantly taken on. mentioned, been earlier, and i think it was, before i was secretary carter, at one time, i was professor carter. so i am an educator too. we know it is critical to a richer quality of life, critical to a vibrant democracy, but as secretary of defense, i continue can tell you the education of our military children is critical to our mission, to our security, and to building what i call the force of the future, the military that will

. >> michael flynn had a front row seat to the rise of isis.e intelligence agency until late last year. >> we failed to understand the enemy that we faced. >> flynn says intelligence officials had warned the administration that isis was growing more dangerous before the president made his infamous jv comment. the president has said the intelligence on isis was inadequate. here he is on "60 minutes." >> how did they end up where they are in control of so much territory? was that a complete surprise to you? >> well, i think our head of the intelligence community, jim clapper, has acknowledged that they underestimated what had been taking place in syria. >> you were head of the dia at the time? >> yeah. do you think it was an intelligence failure? >> no, i don't. i really look at that and -- it's easy to. i mean, i will take one for the team, you know. the president has to decide who he's going to listen to and what information he's going to use and i think that he was poorly advised to say that. >> the president makes no apologies for being measu

in tonight's off the radar segment, al jazeera's carly flynn was among the masses to greet the victors. >> a tradition to welcome home the ultimate defenders. the all blacks now back to back rugby world cup champions, after a six week campaign in england. >> it blows my mind, i didn't expect any of this. dream come true, a great way to finish, but more importantly i'm glad to be part of this. >> we expected there were a few people down here, didn't expect to be this, it's awesome. >> new zealand is a rugby mad country. >> it's quintessential nelson w zealand. we love this game with an absolute passion. >> so much so there was special treatment for the world cup on the way home. airport staff performed a traditional hacker on the tarmac. from the plane it was off to the city center and 30,000 adoring fans. they had been waiting to celebrate since their triumph over their arch rival australia. >> bringing home the cup for us again. so we're pretty proud. >> it's a great day! >> number 1 back to back, woo hoo! >> there's no better feeling than to hold up that cup again, to do it two times

michael flynn, the former director of the defense agency, somebody who has worked at the highest levelse u.s. intelligence community for several decades, especially in the past ten years, said the other night on megan kelly's show. flynn says at the time, he was providing intelligence to the president, to the white house that was included in the presidential daily brief that said that al qaeda had doubled in strength. the president was running out and telling the american people that al qaeda had been decimated. to tom's point about iran, i have three in this article and a previous article, three senior dif officials on the record saying that we have a lot to learn about iran's role with respect to supporting al qaeda. that's in these bin laden documents. but has not been released. their view is the administration is preventing its release because the administration was hell bent on the nuclear deal. >> a quick question to you, at the time the cia was sitting on this treasure-trove of osama bin laden documents, who was the director at the cia? >> david petraeus. he was on two sides of t

anyway, flynn says the license plate was stolen. so can we let the haywards go home? please? [ clears throat ] all right, i will answer your questions if you promise not to serve this search warrant. is boyoymartin related to dennis bailey, mr. brown coveralls? yeah. they were second cousins. any ototr questions? no. uh... well, yes. do you know who the mastermind is yet? no. good, 'cause i do. [ click,k,ial tone ] if boyd martin i i dennis bailey's second cousin, that means he's also jed bailey's second cousin. that means they're all connected. well, does that mean that we can say goodbye to ozzie and harriee in our confefence room? i cannot sit through one more episode of "house hunters international." no. [ drawer shuts ] we're still missing the fifth dear jane gang member. but here. give them some candy. [ door closes ] give it to me i'm worth it baby i'm woh it uh huh i'm worth it gimme gimme i'm worth it give it to me i'm worth it baby i'm worth it get ready! new superstar mascara by l'oreal. super dramatic lashes. one: primer thickens to the max! super-volumized! two:

. >> 2 for 2.ananananananananananl michael flynn ton fight against isis. now back to "cashin' in." >>> the united states in partnership with our coalition will remain relentless on all fronts -- military, humanitarian and diplomatic. we have the right strategy and we'll see it through. >> new terror attacks and a downed russian airliner president obama doubling down on what he calls the right strategy. france's president holland disagrees calling for a global coalition to finally defeat isis and when he visit it is white house next week he'll probably and reportedly be asking our president to intensify our fight against the killers vowing to snuff out the free world. do the french have it right? i'm eric bolling. welcome to kwoez cas"cashin' i." welcome to everybody. michelle, when france says americans are stronger, we're in trouble, aren't we ? >> yeah. the president said his strategy is working whatever it is. it's obviously not. we have multiple attacks in paris, beirut. the bombing of an airliner. russia is a cancer on the world and the president thin

>> first all general flynn was spheawas -- was scene of, becaun outstanding director intelligence. this will be investigated. the president gets intelligence from a number of sources. i spent hours a week in the intelligence committee. i note amount of money we spend to get that intelligence and people risk their lives to get that intelligence. but let's face it. all you have to do is pifng the paper and tune in to fox. the president in the end decides what policies we take to address these threats. investigation, yes, plenty of intelligence goes to the president where he can make these decisions and his policy decisions i think have been the wrong decisions. martha: there is a schism and people in the government and i tell believing this was presenting a bigger threat than the president wanted to see it. what do you think the inner dynamic is in the administration? >> that's what we have to answer. if we finds defense intelligence oversees this critical area in the middle east ma niche hated intelligence to put a rosier view on it. that's very, very serious. on the other hand the

better news for this trouble spot we have been monitoring around north flynn.ned through there still big delays well beyond tracy. they have activated signs to let people know south 880 at "a" street, that accident now clearing. but the damage is done. you are slow through hayward. here's roberta. >>> good morning, everybody. as you are heading on out the door this morning, we have nothing but blue skies, lots of sunshine, looking out towards telegraph hill. can you imagine the views from there this morning? coit tower looking pristine, as well. temperatures 41 degrees in santa rosa. 52 in san francisco, low 50s in oakland. less winds today. 60s beaches, bay and peninsula. 69 degrees outside number in santa rosa. we do have sunshine through the weekend. ♪ while the rainwater washes away ♪ ♪ who you are ♪ we go over the mountains ♪ and under the stars ♪ we go over the mountains ♪ and under the stars [♪] >>> good morning to our viewers in the west, it is tuesday, november 17, 2015. welcome back to "cbs this morning." more real news ahead. including the latest on

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thoughtful people, including general jack keen and lieutenant general michael flynn said we have to namemy. their argument is that you can only understand what we're fighting by naming it add getly. if you want to study radical islam at a university, it's nearly impossible, because we like to pretend it's not there. >> the target is very clear, it is isis. it is al qaeda. and the reality here is that the republicans running for president would be advocating a war resolution against isis. the republican senate has not even confirmed the undersecretary to oversee counterterrorism activities and to oversee financial crimes, which deals with freezing money for terrorists? that's where the real battle is. >> do you know that the intel analysts are saying that the intel they're generating are having their reports diminished and down played by this administration. that's what they say. >> frankly, what we're seeing is the republican candidates for president adopting the same position as president obama. >> that's not true. you're -- they're not in a position to receive these reports. you have t

price for unleaded flynn is expected to hit $1.95 gallon in some regions on thanksgiving, under $2.hat is the lowest it has been on the thanksgiving holiday since 2004. a year ago, gas was $2.81 a grown and the low of the price in san francisco is $2.49. >> man oakland police say beat and scar jacked a 74-year-old woman is now suspected of stealing a car belonging to warriors interim head coach walton. police caught lamont campbell in west oakland on friday. they say he took officers on a case in a vehicle he carjacked from the victim the day before. year, the prosecutors charged campbell with the theft of his mercedes wednesday. walton's car was found crashed later in east oakland. >> and this proves that you don't met with texas or the people would live in texas. >> cell phone video shows people crowding around the man would stole the purse of an 85-year-old woman inside a wal-mart in waco. witnesses chased him down, tackled and surrounded suspect. a woman is point her gun at the 27-year-old and firing offer his head when he tried to make a break for it. the suspect fell and the c

let me start with general flynn. it is isis and there will be more. anything more to quibble with there? >> no. i said that on your show a week ago. mike is one of my colleagues and friends. absolutely. the white house has been consistently wrong on this. they could walk outside look up in the sky and miss it. president obama said today that isis is under control. it's not. we recognize the trend. and the other thing we're failing to recognize here is foreign fighters are returning from the battlefield. this was an attack executed with military precision, it was rehearsed, it was very clearly laid out. so we got to look at the facts for what they are, not what we want them to be. this is what mike meant by saying it's isis. >> brad it seems like somewhat of a change in tactics. isis has been doing terrible things in the regions in which he was fighting and al qaeda has been going for the huge dramatic terror attacks as we saw on 9/11. this feels like a hybrid between what we see done to the israelis by the hamas, they target them where they live eat a

let me start with general flynn. it is isis and there will be more. anything more to quibble with there? >> no. i said that on your show a week ago. mike is one of my colleagues and friends. absolutely. the white house has been consistently wrong on this. they could walk outside, look up in the sky and miss it. president obama said today that isis is under control. it's not. we recognize the trend. and the other thing we're failing to recognize here is foreign fighters are returning from the battlefield. this was an attack executed with military precision, it was rehearsed, it was very clearly laid out. so we got to look at the facts for what they are, not what we want them to be. this is what mike meant by saying it's isis. >> brad, it seems like somewhat of a change in tactics. isis has been doing terrible things in the regions in which he was fighting and al qaeda has been going for the huge dramatic terror attacks as we saw on 9/11. this feels like a hybrid between what we see done to the israelis by the hamas, they target them where they live, ea

. >> 2 for 2.ananananananananananl michael flynn ton fight against isis.' in." >>> the united states in partnership with our coalition will remain relentless on all fronts -- military, humanitarian and diplomatic. we have the right strategy and we'll see it through. >> new terror attacks and a downed russian airliner president obama doubling down on what he calls the right strategy. france's president holland disagrees calling for a global coalition to finally defeat isis and when he visit it is white house next week he'll probably and reportedly be asking our president to intensify our fight against the killers vowing to snuff out the free world. do the frencav

not too far from there, westbound 580 right at north flynn.o the right shoulder but you have fire crews and chp on scene there and then that's a line of red so slow conditions as you work your way through there. upwards of 50 minutes now so altamont pass to 680, you need 15 minutes to make your way through there towards the dublin interchange. as far as alternates go you can use bart, dublin boulevard. more coming up. >>> 5:36. a tour bus company had troubles prior to a crash in san francisco that injured 20 people last weekend. records show that the state fined the company city sightseeing for a number of violations in 2007. the company never paid the fine, eventually closed down, then later reopened. >> it appears to be intentional and certainly flagrant, and to know that they serve over 1.5 million people over the last five years, um, you would expect that a tour bus company would find it in their interests to ensure that their paying customers, um, were as safe as they could be. >> and as for the bus that crashed, the license plate on the

what i loved about it is we had people on the street as we were reporting live, phil flynn was out thereking to the protesters and sharing back and forth, and i said, this is america. we're standing on a street corner, we have different viewpoints, and we're all being heard. liz: that was a great moment. yeah, and fox business, it appeared to me, was the one business network telling both sides of the story, and they were in there thanks to you. >> reporter: only one. liz: we were the only business network. we do that. that's what we're trying to do for everybody, is tell that story. jeff, alan, scott, phil, we do appreciate you bringing us the story right there. very important perspective. >>> closing bell, we're 50 minutes away. kansas city, the king of queens after a dramatic extra-innings p victory in the world series. the latest on the royal victory and the coronation to come! >> and, you know, back to these protests, are those protests outside the cme a sign of things to come? former white house press secretary dana perino with pointed, important focus and observation. she is next o

flynn: you're going to hear back to back boston accents. currently at northeastern university where i went the support of the macarthur foundation looking at the growing risk of a managing the threat to our global supply the risk of radioactive materials and weapons of mass distraction. i'm honored to be here. it is my assessment that the threat of the dirty bomb at a u.s. port is a clear and present danger. current efforts are not of to the task to preventing a determined adversary to exploiting the system and setting off a bomb in a u.s. port. it would not be so much a weapon of mass distraction as of mass disruption. they would be three of media consequences. local deaths and injuries associated with the blast and explosives. the environmental damage and extremely high cleanup costs, as dr. potter laid out, we do not have standards for coping with the aftermath. and then the morning-after problem. no way of determining where the compromise that led to the incident happened within the security system. we have 2 outcomes, the entire supply

. >> research dietician mary flynn says you can practically drink extra virgin olive oil. in fact, for her breast cancer patients she prescribes it. >> at least three tablespoons a day. 23 years ago when she was diagnosed at age of 36. she credits her 1-year-old daughter at the i am too. >> she and i were play and i felt a lump and the rest is history. >> gene had a lump equity tomorrow and underwent chemo and radiation and then she met mary. >> i had started to use olive oil a little bit. but when mary talked to me about it, i really embraced it. >> she learned a few things like how cooking your veggies in extra virgin olive oil is a good thing. >> it helps you absorb the nutrients that are actually in the vegetables. >> reporter: and then there's this. >> i think people look at it and say, wow, it's got a lot of callries but i think of them as >> mary says she's done the research to back it up. she found breast cancer risk went down, something else. >> i was very surprised to find out, they lost more weight with the higher olive oil diet, lower levels of insulin and gluc