he never guessed that i would run it. >> so, what did foreman do? >> we changed everything. >> foreman's daughter said the timing was right for her moth tear introduce ring, pendants, necklaces and bracelets that people might not find. >> when you think of a brand no matter what industry, it's always evolving and always changing. and this is a great example of a business that has really evolved. >> to make the turn, foreman followed her heart. she didn't want to follow what she calls the industry standard. >> i didn't feel like going into millions and millions and billions of dollars and being on that level. i didn't want to do it. >> what she did want to do was create a scaled down yet more personal operation. >> we do a lot of custom work, we repair, we restring pearls, we change people's jewelry so it's wearable and we sell them jewelry. >> foreman knew the way litmin did business needed to evolve. >> i wanted to hire people who knew what they were doing or i could train them to do what they were doing, that they should do for me, and then go do

tom foreman is here with answers. >> carol, for the skeptics this sounds way too much like the dog ate and the administration saying let's look to the future and not trouble ourselves with what went wrong. what wept wrong if something went wrong is pretty important because we're not just talking about words. we're talking about really big numbers. ♪ if every federal worker in the executive branch alone sent and received as many e-mails as an average business user, that would be more than 326 million a day or 3,777 every second. that's a lot to keep track of, and now not only the irs but also the epa is saying -- >> we may have some e-mails that we cannot produce that we should have kept. >> reporter: the irs boss says part of the problem is budget cuts that have made it hard to maintain the government's vast network of computers, even though he admits this doesn't look good. >> it is suspicious. when we uncovered it, we pursued evidence to try to figure out what happened. we found a train of e-mails that the congress has had for some time that noted that they worked extraordinarily har

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tom foreman has that. >> reporter: the bergdahl deal is under siege. the president saying it was clear and clean. one army sarge sentieergeant is home. >> we still have one army sergeant coming home that was in captivity. full stop. we don't condition that. >> >> reporter: but the uproar in congress, especially republicans, is growing louder. >> it is just wrong. >> i don't like the deal. >> reporter: what makes them think this trade stinks? for starters all five insurgence were reporters for the taliban. accused terrorists now set free. never mind they will be held in qatar for a year. >> it is ill-founded. it is a mistake and it is putting the lives of american servicemen and women at risk and that to me is unacceptable to the american people. >> reporter: next, there is bergdahl's own record. accusations growing from fellow troops deserted them in combat costing lives of other soldiers. >> like he walked away. >> some say they are glad he was rescued but his behavior must be investigated that the deal to bring him home could have long-term consequen

three more children have come forward and charged anton foreman of showing them pictures. he remains on bond on sexual assault charges against three 6 year olds. their parents of the kids the latest charges came forward after foreman was arrested. >>> this morning, we have the mug shot of a teenager accused of beating a homeless man. epps is charged and he is the one in the cell phone video. he sucker punched a homeless man. the attack was posted on facebook even. police are now trying to find three more people in that video. >>> d.a. seth williams has convened a grand jury to see if state lawmakers took money in exchange for political favors. williams says more people could be involved than first thought. williams announced that he's taking up the case after the state attorney general decided not to pursue it. williams did not name names but the four legislators representative, ron walters, van necessary la brown and brownlee have all been linked to the case. >>> a german arrest warrant was issued for 89-year-old joe han breyer. u.s. investigators arrested the retired too

i'd like to talk about the foreman maybe get a boarder participation and maybe there is another venue around the city plaza in this immediate area we - i took the mandate be ethnical training i have to walk up and down the street to find an entrance there maybe another ruin like the library but i think we need to give active thought to the possibility of having this may be a designated hour where we can get a boarder audience and do a special mailing to our membership and retirees they might be interested. that's just a request it didn't have to be in the confines of our celebrated cake house here. >> any other discussion or comments. do i have a motion >> i see move i move the accepts of the resolution to the additional guidance to the staff they seek alternative venues that might be appropriate for the forum and it's timing. >> i'll second. >> second any public comment on that item? no. okay in favor. i >> opposed? it's unanimous if favor. >> item 15 vote on whether or not to cancel the july health board meeting. director dodd >> in years past we'll not had a meeting in july so this

. >> police on despite hunt foreman captured on video committing violent robbery in oxford circle apartment billing. this morning, the victim speaking out. on june 15th, she says, man followed her inside her apartment lobby, from the parking lot. then he demanded money, jewelry, threatened to kill her. this is the surveillance video, shows victim being led back outside, into her suv. when she didn't have any money the man told her to call a friends to deliver some cash. we are disguising her identity. >> he is saying he got a family, you know, the only thing i tell him, i am going to pray for him. i am trying to convince him don't kill me, don't do anything wrong, are going to help you. >> the friend delivered the money, the suv took off again, the victim was set free. no arrests so far. also, a former philadelphia police officer is going to prison and for a very long time. this is 53 year old ravel cordero, sentenced to 15 years for interfering with a federal drug investigation. cordero, 23 year veteran of the department, gave sensitive information to his half brother who authorities say w

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>> tom foreman, thank you very much. joining me is brad thor, author of "act of war" and also the undersecretary of the army, josh porter served with bowe bergdahl and former jag attorney jeffrey corn. i'm glad to have all of you here tonight and for members of the military, thank you for your service. josh, i want to begin with you. you say you're speaking on your own accord and not as part of any political opposition but you were there with bowe bergdahl the night he went missing. how does he look to you on this tape and what jumped out to you? >> well, i mean, yes, you guys did mention that he looked pale, which is a little bit counter of what i was thinking he might be getting regular sunlight. but -- however, hits amount of malnourishment is not that much dissimilar from any soldier coming back from combat. he was being taken care of and wasn't bruised and battered and didn't have any scars on his face or anything like that. >> all we can see is on his face. we don't know what is under there but presumably from ever

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. >>> police are on a desperate hunt foreman captured on video committing violent robbery in a oxford circle apartment building. steve keeley was there earlier this morning, then still is there. steve keeley, what's the latest? >> reporter: well, this is another violent attack on a single woman walking alone at night. this is not overnight. this is from 9:00 to 10:00. happened on fathers day there is time up here in the northeast where the detectives here on levick street are hoping to crack this case by putting out some surveillance publicly, that they just got and just put out yesterday. and it just like the spruce street attack you'll see, man comes from hine, as a woman is walking into her home. >> when i get into the building i was putting my coat on the intercome. so when the door beep, i feel somebody grab me by the arm. >> spent the day yesterday retelling her report. resident here on roosevelt boulevard. >> said give me your pocketbook, give me your jewelry. i say go ahead, but my jewelry is not good. i'm poor people. i think you have the wrong person. >> first you see the go

. >> it took longer for the jury to pick a foreman than it did to come back with a guilty verdict. >>what was once a prosperous enterprise ended in deception and murder. but forensic evidence and mother nature helped solve the mystery. >> what are the odds of going to a river with the intent to sink a bag and have it hit solid ice? knowing that you've already cased the river out, knowing that it's a wide open body of water, except for a few feet on each side, and he accidentally drops it in the wrong place. >> if george wasn't so dumb, we wouldn't have found it, and it would have been a lot tougher case to deal with. >> george was banking on the fact that he had no witnesses. >> you know, not just the blood spatter, but the fingerprints. and then, you know, the dna off the sweater. all of those things that kind of pointed back toward george hansen. >>> up next, a vibrant real estate professional is brutally murdered. >> this involved the entire range of violence. >> even hardened professionals are troubled by what they see. >> for there to be that much blood left at a scene, that's wh

our tom foreman takes a closer look at what's at stake. >> if you look at a map of iraq, you can see that baghdad is more or less in the middle of the country. baghdad, in the middle of the city, you can find the heavily protected green zone. that's where the u.s. emwabassy is, boarded on the south side by the tigris river. completed at the cost of $2350 million, biggest embassy in the world. it is guarded on all sides. there are barricades. there are switch k bas. and there are guard posts at every place you might get inside this giant blast wall designed to protect it from any sort of attack. the man presiding over all of this is ambassador steven becroft. he lived inside here. there are half a dozen apartment buildings for staff. offices handle everything from trade deals to visas to agriculture. there are about 5,600 workers who labor each day behind these fortified walls, troops standing by to protect them in the event of an attack. they can't leave without heavy guard. as a result, this is a place where they have to have everything they need. there's a swimming pool. there are

jim foreman used to also say, and i admired him immensely, he was my first mentor and i never worked so hard in my life. the first weekend all got to atlanta i think i only slept three hours because i was taking notes during the meeting. what i was going to say is you have to be able to believe in yourself, believe what you want to do, and foreman used to say we will win without a doubt. i said, yeah, but when? and so we have to put when off the table and believe we can win. if we don't win, you can be sure, this is is a country going down the tubes a little fascious hole in the future. [ applause ] &%c1 blp -- >> i think one of the things we came away from just this evening and what we have seen with the "the black power mixtape 1967-1975" is enormious contributi contributions have been made in the past. as we all said in so many words. we can build on that. you know? and even though we feel as if there are -- we are at some sort of impass in our capacity to build and struggle, we are still here. and there is so many of the audience, and the young people in the audience, is a testim

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tom foreman, cnn, washington. >>> "outfront" tonight matthew farwell who contributed to the report onahl's disappearance, also a veteran and served in the same area of afghanistan as bergdahl. also a reporter embedded with the u.s. troops in afghanistan. best-selling author recently of "the most faithful spy." great to have both of you with us. alex, the u.s. military has this motto, right, leave no soldier behind. and you just heard tom's reporting. in this case, was it the right thing to do? is there ever a case where it isn't? >> no, i don't think there is ever a case where it isn't right to do. maybe we don't know for sure. it certainly looks like he is on the deserter side of that chasm. but that doesn't mean you don't go get him. among other things, until you get him you don't know whether or not he is a deserter. he should be subject to our justice system, not the taliban's justice system. so anybody who says he was not worth getting, i don't buy that. anybody who says we shouldn't have traded taliban commanders for him, i think that's a total misreading of what the situation i

not even that he was a foreman n the transcontinental railroad. it is only through oral history, his telling the true story to his sons, who told his daughter, my mother, who told me. i know that my ancestor worked on the iron road. the chinese building the railroad finally have their rightful place in history hanks to all of you. [applause] the department of labor has written it on the wall and it cannot be denied or a raced. this is an enduring legacy that belongs to the whole of american society and we should all be so proud. thank you. [applause] >> thank you for being with us again and thank you for sharing the wonderful story about your family. i want to welcome a new member to the department of labor to the stage. i do not often get to say hat. our next speaker is the new assistant secretary. while portia is new to the department, she is not new to the world of advocating for workers. she served as the special assistant to the president and advise on labor and workforce issues. please welcome the assistant secretary. >> hello. i think we ar

. >>> luis foreman picks marchesio in today's game, facing the maximum effort of two months. but here comes the header, heading into the game as they win 1-0 advancing to face the knockout round. >>> tied up in the 91st minute. and that is a penalty. that sets up giorgio. they went 2-1 advancing to the knockout run for the first time ever. they decided to rip out of their contest with anytime, two gait yet, we have the tv specials to tell you how it is going. but to see him and stephanie together? never say never. >>> tuesday night's top five. number five, this is the header of the different kind. italy with a move that would make bruce lee jealous. >>> number four ivory coast goes to tie the game. look at the goalie celebrating. with a mouth full of grass. they are not sure. >>> but number three, one of the highlights for the giants game. the police officer that makes the cash and then he tries to take the ball away from him. did they try to steal that serious serious -- try to steal thatserious event. watch them embarrass their fellow teammates here. i mean this guy, he is

foreman remains locked up on the sex assault charges against three 6 year olds and now three more children have accused him of showing them nude pictures. their parents came forward after the arrest. >>> and a teenager accused of beating a homeless man in trent county. this is 17-year-old trent eks. officers say he is the one in the video who sucker punched a man. it was posted on facebook and police are trying to find three more people in the video. >>> and d.a. seth williams has convened a grand jury to see if state lawmakers took money in exchange for political favors. and williams says more people could be involved than first thought. williams is taking up the case after the state attorney general decided not to pursue it. williams did not name names but these four, ron watters, vanessa brown, louis brownlee and others linked to the case. >>> and after bricks from an abandoned masonic lodge fell on the house next door. sky force was over the lodge yesterday. it was back then that the roof of the lodge building collapsed. no one was hurt by the latest brick fall, but neighbors tell us t

. >> when president putin threw his weight kind the ukrainian leaders he's plan, the german foreman minister in kiev welcomed the move. >> the mood in kiev was up beat. the german foreign minister spoke of historic, perhaps decisive days for ukraine. both he and the ukrainian president welcomed prudence backing away from armed intervention in ukraine. he expressed support for the idea that the osce could monitor the cease-fire in the ukraine, possibly with participation from moscow. >> we still have to determine whether russia will provide observers to the osc mission, which already includes many other countries. it remains to be seen whether the osce can help to guarantee truly effective border controls in eastern ukraine, in addition to monitoring the situation there. >> from the diplomatic front to the battlefront, separatists say they have shot down a government helicopter near the city. nine people on board died. this comes just after one day the rebels agreed to the cease-fire in kiev. >> now we turn our attention to the other major story, the conflict in iraq. john kerry held crisis t

championship caliber team in 3, 4, 5 years down the road what kind of player well we see in embiid his foreman coach of kansas bill sell of says he's future nba all star. >> i'm excited. ismers just took my and i can't believe -- i still can't believe it you know? i starred playing basketball so late. and just means anything is possible. >> a special player can affect both sides of the floor offense and defense and he's a game khivrping changer. >> when he goats out he'll be one of the better bigs in the league i'm not saying top five but top half of the league big guys whenever he gets healthy. >> i think he can really help you know embiid is a very talented young player and you know i think it will be great. >> let's hope so. you will have to wait at least four to six months for embiid and longer for the next guy, daro sharitz swapping picks with orlando. he won't play for two years with sixers he'll play in turkey overseas and in that deal the sixers also acquire fruit fewer first round and second round pick we're now in second round of this draft tonight and sixers acquired two small forwa

. >>> police are searching foreman who robbed this 7-eleven in juniata that happened around 5:30 this morning in the 1100 block of east luzerne street. police say that the man was arm with the handgun and wearing a mask. he got away with cash but store clerk was in the injured. there is no word on how much money was taken. >>> twenty-six year-old douglass casey seen here in this surveillance video is facing numerous charges tonight. police alleged that he robbed and sexually assaulted a 34 year-old canadian man whom he had met at a hotel on arch street back on april 9th. police say that the two arranged to meet through the use of the cell phone app could grinder. casey's bail has been set at a million-dollar and due in court june 26th. >>> well there is much more ahead on "eyewitness news" tonight how did it happen. officials are trying to figure out what is causing 495 support columns to tilt. we are also learning about when they were first alerted to this program and asking why it took so long to address. >> i'm a little bitter because somebody stood here last year and did this, i c

tom foreman. general.nks very much. >>> as the ruthless isis group moves relentlessly toward the iraqi capital and massive american embassy there, what about the fate of thousands of american diplomats, thousands of other american civilians on the scene? our foreign affairs reporter elise labbot is taking a closer book into this part of the story. what you finding out? >> the u.s. embassy in baghdad is currently open for business but the state department is evaluating minute by minute whether it's time to pull out. with an islamist insurgent force moving swiftly toward baghdad, officials say the state department is preparing fresh plans for evacuating its staff in the event of total collapse. >> our top priority will remain being vigilant against any threats to our personnel serving overseas. >> reporter: the u.s. has some 5,300 personnel in iraq. about 2,000 of them americans. at its embassy in baghdad, and consulates in basra in the south and urbeal in the north. moving so many people in a war zone will

his defeat of george foreman all of those decades ago will be celebrated in his hometown. >> i wish itle bit older. that would have been a great thing to see. >> replays, right? >> i know. >> they'll celebrate and a benefit concert featuring bruno mars and it will air the concert via satellite in the congo. >>> hugh jackman's transformation tuesday included this instagram of his newly shaved head. perfect since his next role is blackbeard in the new "peter pan" movie. >> he would make a good blackberd. he can pull it off. no strange lumps. you never know what's up there until you shave it all off. >> exactly. do you remember for the frontier, "star trek," when they started shaving heads for that movie. such a big deal. now everybody's got a shaved head. >> mr. clean changed it for everyone. cool. >> yeah, i think i'll pass on that one. i'm dara brown, and this is "early today," we hope hope it's just your first stop of the day on nbc. ♪ [ male announcer ] if you can clear a table [ sneezes ] without lifting a finger, . . . . p. . . try zyrtec® for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec®

let's bring in cnn tom foreman. it was scary. i watched the whole thing.ust say, it was pretty frightening. >> it was fascinating to watch the whole thing. look, considering how frail he's looked in some public appearances recently, this really was a remarkable achievement but it wasn't so much a leap of faith on his part as a leap of fun. 90 years in and more than 6,000 feet up, the former president jumped at a chance for a birthday freefall tweeting it's a wonderful day in maine, in fact, nice enough for a parachute jump. his granddaughter jenna knew what was up coming up and down. >> we all thought it was a bit ambitious, but we are all thrilled, even my grandmother that he's following through with that plan today. >> reporter: strapped to a member of the all veteran parachute team, the 41st president rode it out like a pro. he was shot down out of a plane in world war ii and jumped again on his 75th birthday, his 80th and his 85th as well. greeted on land by his whole famous family. >> i wasn't worried in the least bit. >> happy birthday. i think it's

chris ar men trout, cathy foreman, a number of department heads, carl bryant is here. sueser sutter. there are many, many folks in the district. i'm just naming a few people that have been responsible for implementing and making good use of these critical resources that have been provided through peef. and i also want to thank members of the peef citizen's advisory council that are here. supervisor kim is a founding member of that council from back in the day and they, all these people work tirelessly in the case of the cac members without pay, their own volunteer time. it's incredibly humbling to know they and so many other people that are here are so dedicated to serving our students and our schools. thank you very much. >> thank you. next up is, who did i say? barbara [speaker not understood] and [speaker not understood]. >> good afternoon, supervisors, and a special thank you to supervisor kim and yee and avalos, campos, supervisor mar and cohen for introducing legislation for the renewal of peef. i also want to acknowledge the first five commission who has oversee

right now police in bucks county looking foreman who robbed pharmacy with a grenade. "eyewitness news" at the scene on cbs and route 113 in hilton township. officers tell us that man was wearing a homemade mask yesterday when he threatened workers with the grenade. he escaped with some medication. >>> right now, 5:34. and in business news this morning, how more people could soon be able to afford apple stock. >> yes, and the newest item on the menu at taco bell, i know you're excited. >> tell us more. >> jill wagner joins us from the new york stock exchange, jill, what's this all about? >> good morning, big change for apple stock, opens for each apple share, will fall between 09 to $95. seven, for one stock split. took effect after the market closed on friday. apple decided to make that stock split so that the stock was access tonight more investors, the first stock split for apple in nine years. >>> well, across the board the markets finish higher on friday on news every healthy job growth in the month of may. the dow closed up 88 points, the nasdaq gained 25, and th

prize he's afeard earn him a top place on america's most wanted list it's a year to the day since foreman of st louis edward snowden landed in russia he's asylum man's next month and it's still not clear what's next for him while his whereabouts remain secret europe is going off looks at how snowden managed to slip through washington's fingers even though the world was watching. c.n.n. now has the word that edward snowden has left hong kong there are many questions about why snowden is able to stay one step ahead of american authorities snowden is reported to be on a flight to moscow in the arrivals hall of moscow's airport sector a terminal on june twenty third two thousand and thirteen this is where that flight from hong kong with edward snowden on board arrived. these doors were surrounded by a whole army of journalists with cameras and microphones broadcasting the life pictures of everything that was going on here but when the last passenger finally came out and there was still no sign of them became clear the next most probable place there could be if not here then inside the transit

why would this have to take place if the foreman was inside and knew about it. but you know. but hacked itself was volunteered by somebody that came along like in a handful of cases. hey look at this you know explodable vulnerability to the security contractor. and we gave it to him and then he you know it's kind of a conspirator along to other people that were able to exploit it so he was basically all manufactured yeah. and many many of these cases what happened was they didn't actually do the hack himself the kind of orchestrated like a conspiracy as you said where someone would come to him and say here is a target i've already breached for example man tech in this case look at what we can get from them and rather than. you know calling up the f.b.i. and the story ending right there what he would do is you know perhaps you would meet with the f.b.i. that day perhaps you would call up perhaps you'd be sitting right there with them but additionally he would also go into chat rooms with members of anonymous and say look at what we found we got a guy and he did this who wants

tom foreman, thanks very much. let's discuss what we just heard. joining us our chief political analyst gloria borger and retired army officer and later was director of the national security council in both the bush and obama administrations and he has clients and security in aerospace and defense. also joining us the former commander of the u.s. military's central command, retired u.s. marine corps general anthony zinni. to all of you, thanks very much for joining us. general zinni, you were strongly opposed to going to war in march of 2003. you thought it was a mistake. i remember and i've got the quote here. you said in the summer of 2002 you said attacking iraq now would cause a lot of problems. iran is about to turn around 180 degrees. we ought to be focused on that. they're the ones that funded hezbollah and other terrorist organizations. that ought to be a focus, and i can give you many, many more before you get down to saddam and iraq. you firmly believed saddam hussein was contained inside iraq, that there was no need to go to war. so when

cnn's tom foreman has a real good way for us to look at this and understand better.orning, tom. >> but it's not the toppling of the government that they may want, nor is it the establishment of the islamic state that they want. okay. so -- >> we do have tom foreman. >> we're having some technical problems >> we'll get back to him in a moment. let's start over. >> reporter: let's talk about the worst, best and most likely scenarios. we'll talk about this area where i.s.i.s. has been able to seize a lot of territory, and day by day, closer and closer to baghdad, bringing them within about 50 miles of the city here. worst-case scenario, this continues, and importantly sunnis, who have been supporting them already because they're angry at the shy i'd government here, so the 800 or so fighters are multiplied by millions of angry sunnis who in fact keep moving to topple the government in baghdad. best-care scenario -- the iraqi army responds well, they surround the city as they're already trying to do. they're able to fend off this attack and just as importantly the i.s.i.

tom foreman, thanks very much. let's get reaction to my interview yesterday with john koskinen the irs commissioner, aaron shock of illinois is joining us, a member of the house ways and means committee. congressman, thanks very much for coming in. >> good to be with you. >> do you have any hard evidence there was a deliberate destruction of those e-mails on lois lerner's hard drive? >> we, we don't have any deliberate -- any information to suggest there was a deliberate effort, but let's start what we do know. everything we've been told by the administration and the irs that was supposed to be fact has been proven about the particulars of this issue. and that is what -- that is what is driving the outrage right now is that from the very beginning, the testimony repeatedly to congress by the ways and means committee who two years ago asked whether targeting was occurring and the assurances it wasn't all the way up to the point where it was rogue agents in cincinnati and it wasn't, the point which we were told nobod

>> 8:04, boy, police hunting foreman captured on video, i think this happened on fathers day, didn'tt? allegedly commit ago violent robbery inside oxford circle amount building. >> this happened, yes, june 15th. the victim says a man followed her into her apartment lobby, from the parking lot, she says he demanded money and jumped her from hine, then threaten to kill her. when she said oh, i don't have any money the man toll her you better call a friend. well she d the friend delivered some cash to the guy, dropped it off at the apartment, then the guy set everybody free. no arrests so far. homing for your help. do you recognize this guy? call police. >>> a tragic story out of the state of missouri. a bride to be, she's on her way to a bachelorette party, with her maid of honor. she died in a car accident. >> got killed. >> on the way to the party. >> wow. >> so chris murphy, you have this selfie that they took while stopped on the way to the party? >> it is so ear toy look at, too. bride to be collette marino looking forward to her weekend with all of her friends for this batch or e

and it's autobiography he was a foreman on a can structure and in an accident happen. my big challenge was how do i peel away? i am all set to take a jackhammer and really get down behind it. how did i do that? he was in seventh grade dropout, so he didn't write very much of love, but he did become, he did take it as a businessman very well and he never did anything halfway. in 1965 he sat down with his autobiographer and they spent a year of oral interviews back in worth, question and answers about 7000 transcript pages. one of the library of congress. so i got the pm, got my son scanning and got these big note looks. i don't care who you are, but if you go back over your own story and have dispirited near at hand, if you go over it for 7000 pages, also pinup, contradictions begin to happen. this is this wonderful source good quetzal notated. i've got indexed back and forth to say okay, what was this guy into wednesday? this more full dimensional picture of who he was as a survivor and he really looked on his legacy as part of his survival. he was beaten up by his dad

tom foreman in washington. thank you, tom. we layed out some of the options for you.rk? here to discuss this, former military investigator robert mcfadden. you have an elusive force that operates outside of syria. vietnam and all of the other forces, cambodia, as a sanctuary that they can possibly run to, correct? >> well, quite possibly but in this case and as you heard, the operative word of the day is complicated. more than likely, though, they're in for the fight locally and regionally. so that's what we would expect for the near term to longer term. >> you heard what tom foreman had to say and we listed some of the options that the president is considering and that our government is considering. but what do you think the options could be? what options could be used to take out isis and how could they be executed? >> one thing the president mentioned was working with the groups that are nonextremists. that has been an exceptionally difficult thing to do. not impossible but really quite challenging. so that caught my attention. it certainly makes sense. that's what

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. >>> we are following a developing story police are looking foreman and woman responsible for shooting robbery outside a northeast philadelphia gun club. fox 29's sabina kuriakose is live there with the latest, good morning. >> well, police say these robbers are considered very armed and very dangerous. man they shot is in critical condition. it happen just after 8:30 last night here at the delaware valley sports center, a gun shop and range in northeast philadelphia two men a 67 year-old and 68 year-old had finished up at the gun range they were spending time firing off their weapons. as they were leaving they were approached by a man and woman brandishing guns. suspect demanded cash, cell phones and victim weapons, seven guns in all. they got all that and for some reason one of the suspects the man shot the the 67 year-old victim point blank in the groin. he is in critical condition. the suspect then fled in the dark car with heavily tinted windows. >> he made sure while following the suspect, these individuals are not only armed and dangerous but now they are armed heavily and they

tom foreman takes a look. tom?ad is more or less in the middle of the country. and if you move into a map of baghdad, you look at the very heavily fortified green zone in the middle there, that's where you will find the u.s. on the southern edge by the tigris river. it's about the size of an amusement park or 60 football fields all put together. or also way around plus, this giant blast wall, so that even if someone got close, any bomb would be deflected or thwarted. steven beecroft lives within the compound. scores of offices handling everything from visas to trade, to security to agriculture they work in buildings that are hardened against attack. there are troops there to protect the 5600 workers inside this compound. many of the people can't leave often without a heavily armed escort. so inside they have cafeterias, workout rooms, swimming pool, they have tennis courts, they even have a movie theater and the ability to generate their own electricity and water, all part of the cost anderson? >> it is a city with

some of them were so fierce that they had a property foreman that used to carry around boxing gloves with them and when these guys got into it you would put their boxing gloves on and so they did not injure each other. >> where does bill live and what did he do for a living? >> bill lives in palm beach and he has created a successful energy company. this was after he was ousted after anfamily company attempt to take over the board of coke industries. of kochhe have the -- industries. he and david were able to bury the hatchet after many years of what has to be one of the most brutal family feuds in history. >> we will get to that in a minute. here is video of bill talking about what his company does. >> i am in a business where we make real money. we have some gas drilling. petroleum, thell waste product from refineries, some sulfur. we do business, 100 different countries, and we have 40 different offices in 40 different countries. $3 sales are about between billion and $4 billion, and our compound annual growth rate since 1984 has been 26% are year. >> what are his politics? >> the