fran? >> hello. hello? >> fran? >> hello? >> fran drescher? >> hello!her. >> my god. >> let's hear it for fran drescher, live studio audience! yes! we love fran drescher. hey, congratulations. you just got married. >> thomas -- i know! it's so exciting! >> all right. the tease was, you were just fine raising the kids, as nanny fine, of course. you were happily divorced. so why is she getting rehitched? so let's talk about this. we saw on you vacation last year. i think euro manslaughter hyour kind of started. tell us about your husband. >> he's wonderful. he's a very special person. we fell madly in love very quickly. and i just have to say for all the ladies listening and the gents as well, you know, when it's right, it's right. there's not a lot of negotiation. you don't have to -- well, if i compromise this, he'll compromise that. >> right. >> we're very much alike. we laugh all the time. his name is dr. shiva iadore. and he's a bona fide genius and the inventor of e-mail amongst many wonderful things. >> i know. >> that he's doing currently for scie

next to fran is dan benjamin. ambassador benjamin was the former ambassador at large for counterterrorism in the obama administration at the state department. he now serves as the director of the john sloan dickey center for international understanding at dartmouth. and next to dan is philip mudd. well-known to many of you who watch cnn, especially recently, a commentator there. former deputy director of the cia counterterrorism center shortly after 9/11. these are all individuals who have been in the battlefield, so to speak. they've been in policy and operational positions and can speak to not just the theoretic, but the practical almonds of this debate. let me say briefly how we will conduct this debate. we will have five minute openings from each side, and then three minute rebuttals from each side. we will then open it up to questions and answers. i will start with a few questions, but then we will open it up to you, the audience, and those who will submit questions via twitter. what we will do at the end is

fran, let's start with you.isis,isil of facts, -- we will call it the islamic state so we are not stepping all over the name. they have seized more geography than any other terrorist in history. they control a crescent from aleppo to baghdad. they control the border between what was iraq and syria. they have shut off the border between syria and turkey largely. they have seized weapons from inside iraq from the iraqi got -- iraqi army. they have seized finances. they have beheaded two americans. cap the single most sophisticated media campaign that the u.s. government has ever tried to combat across two administrations and multiple parties. no administration has been able to effectively counter their media campaign. the beheadings that you saw were not an accident. they were carefully orchestrated. they had a british individual who was a clear english speaker. the orange jumpsuit of the victims was reminiscent of gitmo. clearly, these were edited videos. you see the knife go to the victim's throat. it fades to b

fran, we appreciate your time.re with us, with cnn yesterday, and you said fans should stop going to nfl games, and basically boycott the league. why do you feel so strongly about that? >> well, i keep hearing from the commissioner who i have great respect for. i made a mistake. i keep hearing from other owners, we're going to get it right. but then i hear the press conference yesterday and there's no sense of urgency. we're going to put this thing off until sup solution until after the super bowl. they're hiring some very talented women who understand this domestic violence issue. that's nice. they have some sensitivity meetings, and educate the players, that's nice. but that doesn't address the problem. we've got players out there that are beating women, threatening to kill them. these are 270-pound, 300-pound people. domestic violence is not new to american society. it's in all parts of society. but the national football league is the most visible part of america. and when our owners have to almost be forced to

fran, stay with us. i want to bring in a couple of other people. cnn legal analyst, jeffrey toobin and michael smerconish and jean roboski. there's been a lot of public outrage to this. do you feel like the commissioner was hard enough on himself and his handling of these scandals to satisfy fans, michael? >> on a visceral level, like fran just spoke on the issue, the lawyer in me says we have to be more respecting of due process rights. you have to let the process run out. it's a dilemma the league faces. >> jeffrey, the league still obviously has no plan in place to deal with players who have been accused but not convicted of crimes. as some of the questions at the press conference made it clear and as fran tarkenton just illustrated, it's a mishmash. others convicted, still playing. where do you begin? >> the press conference was an elaborate exercise in kicking the can down the road. he said, we made a mistake and we'll have a policy in place maybe by the super bowl. it wasn't clear to me whether the policy will be in place by the super bowl or

. >>> we want to bring in right now fran townsend and phil mudd. fran, let me start with you. what are your impressions of what's going on tonight? >> well, look, i don't think it should be so surprising that we have arab allies actually dropping bombs. these are the same arab allies that have been imploring the administration since the speech in the rose garden about the red line to take action in syria. they offered to be part of a military coalition, part of military operations because when the president was talking about bombing syria over the red line. the fact they've come together now is really their way of sort of pushing the administration to keep that commitment. >> phil, we were just talking here about how this is a continuation. that's what the general was saying. of the war that we've been fighting against terrorists since 2003. but tonight feels different. >> it does feel different because we're looking at a terrorist organization in its resurgence. an organization unlike al qaeda in pakistan which is relatively focused on small groups of people trying to train p

fran and mike, let me ask you this question. point has been raised, these are groups that in many cases, whether it's isis or al shabab that appear to be more like local insurgencies more focused on their local tactics and survival. more regional strategies. these aren't groups that in the first instance are necessarily focused on the u.s. system of why in some ways provoke them, provide them targets by again having an aggressive, all-out war on terror effort? >> ignoring them is not a strategy. a great military leader once said hope is not a strategy. being quiet and hope they go away is not going to work. they've beheaded two americans. mike rightly argued in my view that those are direct terror attacks against the united states. when i talk about national power, let me use the islamic state as an example. you can use he call -- local partners and i believe we've got to use our partnerships in foreign intelligence services and local militias. but you have to do more than that. the free syrian army, we have not done enough to t

offensive line issues and injuries catching up to this in san fran. eagles are calling in embarassing, offense zero, nothing, nada, not a single point today and whooping four turnovers. birds deposit get the ball in san francisco territory until the end of the game. eagles fans fired up eagles trying to stay perfect on the year. good start, 1st quarter, 9ers back to punlt and blocked. first blocked punt since 1992. 7-0 eagles. ugly start to 2nd quarter, 9ers quarterback colin kaepernick throws across to a wide open frank gore. 55 yards. longest of career. eagles down 10-7. eagles comes back and jenkins picks it off. third in as many games. watch him go. 53 yard return. eagles take 14-10 lead and speaking of returns. later in the 2 pd how about darren sproles on punt return. sproles 28 yards. the longest of his career. eagles up 21-13 at the half all point come from special teams and defense. 3rd quarter 9ers flex muscles kaepernick to stevie johnson. how does he stay in on tipy toes. eagles lead cut to one. 9ers take the lead on two fieldgoals eagles

fran, you are getting new information. what are you hearing? >> you know, jake, it's interesting. there was a number of coalition partners that have participated in the initial air strikes. among those in the arab world is the united arab emirates. we are hearing and sources are starting to confirm although i must say the emirates has not yet confirmed this that one of the pilots that participated in the first night of air strikes was a female pilot. the crown prince of the united air ak emirates has been a huge supporter of women's rights and women's participation in the military. it would be very significant that the uae chose quite intentionally to include a female pilot against an islamic extremist group like isis that treats women so badly that uses rape as a weapon of war, very significant especially in the muslim world. >> joining us now, cnn military analyst lieutenant rick francona, woot your reaction to hearing about these targets, these apparently economic targets by going after oilfields that isis has been controlling and is getting reportedly up to $2 million a day fo

then later fran tarkenton will be here along with bill goldberg. he'll check in as this busy newsnight continues. >>> to be clear, did you know that a second tape existed? >> well, we had not seen any videotape of what occurred in the elevator. we assumed that there was a video. we asked for video. we asked for anything that was per nent, but we were never granted that opportunity. >> all right, that was nfl commissioner roger goodell reiterating that the league had not seen the elevator video of former ravens running back ray rice punching his then-fiancee, now wife, until yesterday. but the country remains outraged as the way the nfl, the ravens have dealt with the scandal since day one. here with "sports illustrated" assistant managing editor is with us. what have you got? >> sean, this is justifiable outrage over the way the nfl has handled the ray rice case. it showed an institutions that over its head when it comes to social issues like domestic violence. they mishandled this from the start. coddle rice with a paltry two-game suspension and d

then later fran tarkenton will be here along with bill goldberg. he'll check in as this busy newsnight continues. ♪ [ female announcer ] we love our smartphones. and now telcos using hp big data solutions are feeling the love, too. by offering things like on-the-spot data upgrades -- an idea that reduced overcharge complaints by 98%. no matter how fast your business needs to adapt, if hp big data solutions can keep wireless customers smiling, imagine what they can do for yours. make it matter. [ male announcer ] "west" didn't end where columbus landed. not on the banks of the mississippi, or even the coast of california. the new ram 1500 ecodiesel. with 9,200 pounds of towing and 28 highway miles per gallon. west will never end. guts. glory. ram. >>> to be clear, did you know that a second tape existed? >> well, we had not seen any videotape of what occurred in the elevator. we assumed that there was a video. we asked for video. we asked for anything that was per nent, but we were never granted that opportunity. >> all right, that was nfl commissio

birds didn't get the call into san fran territory until end of game. eagles fans fired up trying to stay perfect on the year. good start. nineers back to punt. how about the block by trey burton. brad smith falls on it for the touchdown. it's 7-0 eagles. ugly start to 2nd quarter. nineers quarterback colin kaepernick throws owe cross the field to wide open frank gore. 55 yards. longest of his career. eagles down 10-7 defense comes back and makes a big time stop. jenkin picks off kaepernick. third in as many games. watch him go. 53 yard return. eagles take a 14-10 lead. speaking of returns in later in the second darren sproles on punt return, sproles 82 yards the longest of his career. eagles up 21-13 at the half all points coming from special teams and defense. their quarter 9ers flex their muscles. how did he stay in. on tipy toes. ohh. lead cut to one. nineers take the lead on two fieldgoals, eagles down five three to go in the game. foles to jeremy maclin one handed what a catch. take a look. it's first time today they're in 49ers territory. are you

back with us, robert mcfadden, fran townsend and, start with that, fran, where have they been hiding?ng to get him turned over when he was in cue bait. they had enormous, some of them spent some time in iran. unable to get access during the bush administration. so these guys were used something as pawns and leverage within the region. wouldn't give them over to us. but they would use them, sort of as leverage with the groups to get the group not to commit acts of terror inside their own territory. they would use them with the group in order to negotiate to fete dpet th get them release where they would go to. this coming together the a real concern not only to the administration but to the intelligence committee. >> an al qaeda, consciously sending operative thousands, slib r deliberately. to syria. a safe haven. they build up their operations there over the last year. al-fadhli entered syria ate year age built up the operations of the group, khorasan. >> what do we know about his connection to september 11th? >> at the time. it's remarkable he was that young at the time. probably lat

it is very competitive. >> reporter: fran is going from doll house toes real houses putting his real estate license to good use selling homes and commercial properties throughout the city. >> kind of did the math, and, i could do make, and change of season. >> but call it a change of seasons but not good bye. >> i with the be around but more in the neighborhood. >> reporter: odoodles is closing at the end of the movement if you need a frisby or magic want, they will be gone soon n chestnut hill dave kinchen, fox 29 news. >> i liked that. >> a moment one high school student won't forget a girl faints during a speech by the first lady. take a look. >> we need one of our medics here, we have a young girl who fainted. it happens all the time. she will be okay. sometimes standing up, if anybody is starting to feel tired, standing up, bend your knees. eat your breakfast and lunch. >> again, the girl is okay, mrs. obama is visiting as part of her reach higher education initiative. >>> 6:47. lets turn to today's entertainment news a former internist suing cbs and david letterman's production

let's continue this discussion with phil and fran and jim.ere with a group like isis? we know in iraq isis is both a terror force but also in many ways a conventional army that has been using equipment that they've taken from the iraqi security forces. so it would seem as if there are at least a fair number of relatively low hanging fruit that the u.s. and others can strike. >> that's exactly right. and that includes in syria. remember when they took over -- after they took over the raqqa air base in syria, they issued an audio tape. it was graphic. it showed the battle, the hand battle, the mass executions after they took it over. it showed surveillance video from the air as they planned the takeover of the air base. this is an installation, like any government would have an installation. this is an easy, hard target for them to hit. >> are there targets for the u.s. to strike in syria? >> we're going to be at this for months if not longer. divide targets into two categories. what fran and you are referring to quite rightly as low hanging fr

the eagles look well rested in san fran. they have a lead at the half. all touchdowns have come from special teams and defense none from the offense. we'll recap the game later tonight with highlight and exclusive intervals on game day final tonight after income as you at 11. >> the last time the eagles beat san fran, 2010 and came believe it or not on same very day the phillies won their last postseason series. yes. there's been bad baseball around here lately phils with the final game today. >> what we've done this year we would like to say thank you for showing up and we know it was rough hopefully we made you guys smile and we look forward to seeing you next year when we get back on that chase. have a good one. >> not a lot to smile about as jimmy rollings addresses the crowd against atlanta. this is what kind of season it's been. cole hamels gives up first. they have tape it on the chin why not in the finale? cole hamels takes a ball off the chin. hamels stays in the game goes 8 innings and allows two runs and finishs with a season 2.6 era lowest of

fran? >> fran townsend, do you believe this is an imminent threat to the homeland or is it just that it's time -- if isis were unchecked then who knows what havoc it would wreak? >> look, i think there are two -- when i think about the threat to the homeland i think about it in two different pieces. there's the foreign fighter threat that's 100, some of whom -- some large number of whom are most likely to be killed on the battlefield, some of which you run the risk of them bleeding out. we don't know what confidence we ought to have in that number. so you've got to assume the number's larger than the 100 that the government is aware of. then you've got the sort of lone wolf. the audiotape released today about the spokesman of isis calling on individuals, lone wolves in the united states, france, and canada to launch attacks against civilians of all things. not only government officials or government installations. and you worry about that. very hard to detect because you don't have the oppo

and no touchdowns against san fran and washington., the ball carrier doesn't want to carry on a conversation about it either. >> i don't want to talk about that. do you have any questions? it doesn't matter if i am th them -- healthy or not we have to win games. >> and the ball carrier, knowing what we have to do in the game, whether we hand it to lesean or chris or darren or whoever in that situation. help on the way, the eagles get johnson back sunday against st. louis. hopefully he can open us running lanes. the former first-round pick suspended the first four games for using a banned substance. and johnson watched the loss last night with a bunch of the banged up linemen, and he met with chip kelly in the morning. >> he looked -- it is just thes unknown. we haven't seen him in weeks. where's he at? how does he toss-up things? how quickly does he get back into things? where he be a health standpoint? >> and don't tell them it is the preseason, fired up sake the play was unacceptable and perhaps playing a little better in new york.

hall of famer fran tarkenton called the news conference a whitewash. >> fans love this game. i love this game. we love the players who play the game. but they have got to show outrage. they've got to yell and scream at their teams and say you've got to do better. >> reporter: fans reacted on social media. one wrote roger goodell's speech was to owners, not the nfl fans. and another, i'll believe it when i see it. today, outside the baltimore ravens stadium thousands made a statement of their own trading in their ray rice jerseys. >> he came to me first and said, oh, man, now i have to -- i can't wear my ray rice jerseys anymore. >> reporter: in spite of blistering scrutiny, goodell said he would not step down. >> i believe i have the support of the owners. that has been clear to me. they obviously expect us to do a better job. and as i said to several, i don't like to let down anybody. >> reporter: roger goodell said that earlier today every nfl team received information about advocacy and support organizations in their communities focused on domestic violence and sexual assa

fran is just a good, good egg. >> love her. exactly. love her. she married this guy dr.s copy righted a patent for creating e-mail. so, yes, he created a form of e-mail. some controversy surrounding it, but he created a form of the e-mail situation of the communication and so, like, score for fran. hello. >> perfect couple, you know? he can talk about e-mail and i can talk about the nanny. but they have been dating a year. >> okay, good. and martina got engaged. >> martina navratilova got engaged to her long time girlfriend julia lemigova, former russian beauty queen, at the u.s. open, she proposed on the channel live show and they got engaged on a jumbo tron. >> i hear she didn't give her answer right away. >> martina was, like, yes, no, or are maybe and julia was like i don't think maybe should be an option. it was an awkward moment where it is like -- you're on camera. what are you going to say. she paused for a while. i was like, martina -- >> it can be tricky. >> they'll get married in florida if the gay marriage ban is overturned. >> what about beyonce and jay-z? >

look at what it illuminated inside fran see.issue that looked normal and was clear on ct scans was actually cancerous. >> the lung looks per factually normal. but there we found another spot glowing. >> if the lung cancer testing pans out researchers are hoping they can formulate the die to be able to find other cancers. >> it's going to change it's a paradigm for surgeons to be able to see things we never saw before. >> left a few scars that were heal fran see was able to avoid chemo and radiation. and now she's dancing with her grandchildren to celebrate as she recovers from a remarkablely short stint with lung cancer. >> he said it would have killed me. i think that's laying it on the line. i think it's a her raquel. >> so far the green dye has only been tested on five lung cans sr. patients. results are promising. researchers are still tweaking the process and hope to expand the research soon. i'm instead of 93 stall cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> she may be destined to be a giant but right now she's about as tiny as they come.

going to be tough in san fran because when you look at the way the coach was able to tonight all and before they hadn't had any running game. so the way they were very ffective running the game and running the football tonight and when they go to san fran it will be -- you know what they're do. g to >> they win it 30-27 tonight. next postgame show is in november, another monday night football game. emember action news is coming up right here on phl 17. for jeremiah i'm mike. good win for the eagles. >>> monday night, and the big story on "action news" is breaking news out of northeast philadelphia. police are investigating the attack of a child on the way home from school. the victim is 15 years old. >> "action news" reporter kenneth moton following the big story tonight and kenneth, you've got the latest. >> reporter: brian that teenager was transported to st. christopher's hospital for children to be treated for her injuries. take a look at this scene, right now we see philadelphia police. she was discovered around 8:00 under this guardrail in the wooded area. her parents are by he

that will be the big thing g fran o'donnell is putting an end to a toy story that started 60 years agon his father opened what was then a neighborhood business selling stationary. they moved locations and switched into the toy business after seeing the super stores come in. >> we kind of bobbed and weaved for a period, i guess a good five years before went from o donnells stationary to o doodles toy store. >> families, even pets find the old school games we've always known. >> if you want a toy you can just come to here. >> little charlotte just got a caged critter. >> it has a lot of toys and you can just go on the street. >> her mom has done that often. >> it's just great place to run in. last minute birthday party. >> the toys here are the toys that the kids come back to over and over again to play with. >> reporter: fran o'donnell says things are different now. >> everybody needs electronic games. my push has always been unplugged fun. folks are buying stuff online. it's easier and more convenient sometimes. they're throwing in free shipping it's very competitive. >> reporter: fran

i agree with fran. he's going to be identified possibly by intelligence. somebody might slipover time by example and identify them in an intercept but the fact is a couple of weeks have gone by where tens of thousands or millions of brits have seen them. at least one of them have to know who he is. it's not just tracking him in syria. it's the fact are there people on the ground who gave him money and provided false documents and made the passage through you thh europe and turkey possible? that's what i would be worried about. >> we know in past cases, the cases of americans, there are people willing to pay for them to travel. we heard from the mother of one american who died overseas who said somebody was paying for her son to go to kenya, her son ended up in somalia and she was suspicious. there are these networks. >> that's right, anderson. once you identify him, you'll work backwards and find what is the pipeline, the network he used. how is he recruited from p presumab presumably great britain. the brits raised the terrorist level and are concerned th

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it is very competitive. >> reporter: fran is going from doll house toes real houses putting his real estate license to good use selling homes and commercial properties throughout the city. >> i did the math and it looked like i could make more money selling real estate then toys now. >> reporter: call it a change of season but don't call it a good bye. >> i will be around but i will be around more in the neighborhoods. >> reporter: odoodles will be closing at the end of the movement if you need a frisby or magic want, they will be gone soon, dave kinchin fox 29 news. >> i bought many birthday presents in that store. my daughter spent hours in there. right on germantown avenue. they have bubble machines and bubbles coming out of the front door. >> a fixture there in chestnut hill. >> it will be sad. >> but everybody shopping here, amazon.com with toys for sale, and lego box from 30 bucks down to 18. how does a store like odoodles. >> hard to compete. >> things have changed. >> as a kid you have played in the slip ape slide but not as cool as this one, check it out, just a few more day

. >>> now joining us, fran thompson and tom fuentes.ere homeland security adviser to president bush. fran, walk us through the impact. now not one, but two gruesome beheading videos. killing, murder of to two americans now. what is the likely impact on the president of the united states? >> well, offo obviously, wolf, the white house is feeling additional pressure. every time something like this happens. but this should have been expected, right? once they saw the execution of foley and the threat against sotloff, it was clearly unfortunately coming. now you have the threat against a british citizen. the colonel is quite right. what you hope is going on is military planning. is there intelligence that allows the opportunity to plan a tactical military operation but that becomes much harder because the white house did confirm there was a failed russ cue attempt against foley. and that was, you know, at the time, when the white house confirmed that, there was a lot of criticism and this is why. because in this situation, where you hope th

. >> fran fire department chief stepped out of a disciplinary hearing to answer questions with her future. >> it unprecedented. >> she was the first female chief in 2004, the mayor is expected to receive a letter asking him to replace her. >> i'm not thinking of resigning. >> representatives declined to speak with us. the letter cites i agree crisis in direction and leadership. long delays for ambulance arrivals fueled by a shortage. >> with the new people we hired in july, 35 emt. they hit the streets on august 30th. >> lawsuits under the tenure including one tied to a promotional command. >> this is a sort of a blunt instrument to get their views to the mayor. >> the mayor was asked if the chief's job was tied to the community. >> i don't believe it was. we hold department heads accountable for everything. >> the chief last week received a no confidence vote over how the department is run. some of the discontent has to do with funding to upgrade equipment and hire staff. >>> we are just getting word that workers for the golden gate bridge district could go on strike in days. the golden

the approach getting into season fran westbound 80, that's the harrison street. if you get off the fremont exit, you have to take a series of four turns here. a big adjustment for traffic flow. watch out for the traffic lane changes. this is going to last until march. hopefully folks will quickly approach. >> u.s. attacks in syria are still sinking in this morning as we look to find out whether the drops by planes and drones hit their marks. the strikes were in cooperation with five other nation and did considerable damage. the attacks target isis and syria where air strikes were carried out by manned and unmanned warships. so far it's unclear if anyone has died as a result of these air strikes or whether the targets were successfully destroyed. this morning syria said the u.s. informed its government before the air strikes happened and just a few hours ago the israeli military said it shot down a syrian aircraft that had entered its airspace. >> developing this morning, more evacuations are under way as crews worried wind gusts up to 35 miles an hour could sprea

tur north ryan owens that could drink us a chance of seeing more showers, however, it will most and fran, upper 60s today for the north day. in the for santa rosa and with. >> rob, thank you very much. swimming for his life. a swim erp is attacked by a a white shark. he says the shark knocked him off his surf board mid wave. the shark came up out of the water and landed on his board, splitting the. >> popped into the air probably 10, 15 feet and i looked down and saw. >> browning says he was still tethered to the board so when the shark began to pull deep exit pulled him out of water for five seconds. this 2. . a andin nch now we have a look at the highlights and surprise halftime guest. >> the entire nimitz highway is closed. we're uking about some major injuries and a morning impact on yo your. >> can i say this makes meer in rouse. >> duane: plus, a shocking new twist >>> you're watching "today in the bay." >> chaos on 880, shutting down traffic in both directions. what is the latest in the san leandro/hayward area? >> you still can't move. up see here they have some flares going on h

here to talk about it, fran townsend and bobby gesh. the pressure has grown. >> on the president, definitely and growing on everybody else, as well. this is -- we are very acutely aware of the threat to us, to the united states, but countries in the neighborhood and europe have been acutely aware of threats to them, perhaps coming before us and they have been aware for awhile, and so i suspect on his trip to europe in audition to hearing about russia and ukraine, the president will hear a lot about questions asked what should we do about isis and what leadership is the united states willing to show. >> i get a lot of tweets from people, look, why does the u.s. have to be the world's policemen on this? regional countries have as much if not more to fear about isis. why isn't there more of a coordinated multi national response? >> i think what you see now is secretary of state kerry is trying to build that international coalition. i think the president's trip to nato is a part of that building the international coalitions. i will tell you

now and this would be in sap fran there is a crash it looks like in it may be blocking all a of the lanes. >> what, i approve. >> and guess what, this front is coming in, it is the first cold front of the season and yes, we made it. this is a morning event. santa cruz mountains in the usual suspects. cooler then turning with a showery nature tomorrow. there is our line but it looks like it has gone through certain areas up towards mendocino. it is a good rain and it is picking up we have light rain here, john borrelly said it is raining and you can see it when you get the yellow south of that and it will take it's time sweeping in here and you can see how it swings in am this is war to we are a fact willing a hater tonight and these temperatures will be the last 60s will be here and the cooler air will work its if way in. there are some that are bambi and that should start to cool off some of the dan we have some of the model changes, it doesn't mean we have too much but the focus will be for the morning as the system comes in and morning rain and turning cooler, there will be more rain a

i think fran's right.nd the psychology of these folks, most of them aren't thinking about beheadings. they're very simple. they want to go out and join a broader movement. some of them aren't involved in their local communities. going to persuade them to engage in a suicide bombing in the united states is a bridge too far. a lot of them are simply going over to fight in syria and they're going to die on the battlefield. i'd say far more than 50%. pu but there's a sliver, and i'd say this is why the president's speaking. there's a sliver who will be trained to do the same thing, for example, al qaeda fratraine few guys to do in london in 2005, to come home and attack here. >> appreciate it. fran townsend as well. welcome piece of good news from britain's royal family. another heir to the throne on the way. william and kate are expecting. details ahead. ♪ [music] jackie's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today her doctor has her on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if yo

. >>> i would like to welcome in our national cnn security analyst, fran town sesend.t involves how when they start to take over territory -- it would bring us -- we would go hiking for miles in the darkness. turned out to be often exaggerated and we were taking serious risks when we would do this. now, there were different armed groups and different armed factions. and as this conflict has gone on it had gotten more and more criminal. there are some groups that have grown more and more hard core. in other conflict zone, anderson, as things deteriorate the business of kidnapping rose and rose because people like me, people like steven sotloff, they become valuable targets that can be bought and sold. the risk is that you can get grabbed and sold off to an ideological group such as al-qaeda and isis that could then do some of the terrible things that we've seen in these awful videos. that is the nightmare scenario when you go in and out of a conflict zone like syria, which is somewhat similar to what we saw in iraq. >> and to fran's point, the isis groups that kidnap an

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fran townsend is joining us, as is our law enforcement analyst, tom fuentes and peter bergen. secretary of homeland security in the last hour right here on "the situation room." listen to this exchange we had. >> how could this happen, mr. secretary? >> well, that's what i would like to know. director pierson of the secret service has ordered a security review, which she will submit to me. the secret service is part of the department of homeland security. i look forward to the findings and recommendations. i'm going to wait until the facts are in. >> it certainly does send an awful message out there about security at the white house, fran. you worked at the white house. you were the homeland security adviser to president bush. it sends a nasty message potentially, a very worrisome message to terrorists. >> that's right, wolf, especially on the same day when you've got the spokesperson for isis calling for lone wolf attacks inside the united states against civilians and against sort of what they call our bases. very concerning. secretary johnson said he was going to wait until

and all of this brings me to homeland security adviser to the second president bush, fran townsend.he counter extremist project he ca, devote exposing isis. first and foremost, who are these reach patrons of evil and do they even know what they are supporting all the time? >> not all of them do understand it. i'll tell you, we learned a lot. in the united against nuclear iran, we've learned that oftentimes there are shell companies and cutouts. so you talk about $3 million a day in oil. it's not like it comes in a barrel that says isis on it. if you can work just work with other governments, private individuals to identify these shell companies and confront the individuals buying it, whether they are turning a blind eye, that is, they really do know and don't care because the oil is cheap or whether they don't know at all and you lay it out for them, you can actually cut off that flow of funding. >> let's say, for instance, there are some of those -- they are literally called angel investors. i hate to use that term but if they know what it is they are investing in, if they know exa

. >> fran, how much of a threat does isis pose? we know they pose a great threat in iraq and syria. how much of a threat to they pose to the u.s. homehand? >> just today, the isis spokesman issued a call basically for lone wolf attacks. we heard the brian todd piece. very concerning, because it just necessarily call for attacks against sort of official targets but invites attacks against the civilians in the united states and france. we know the australians disrupted that plot. i think this is a real concern. now you have the foreign fighter threat and you have to contend with the lone wolf attacks which have now been called for officially by the group. >> peter, let me play a clip. this is king abdullah of jordan speaking today at the clinton deplorable initiative here in new york. >> as we try to create jobs and opportunities for the youth, isis today is providing foreign fighters $1,000 a month in salaries, which to people in jordan is the equivalent of middle class to higher middle class income. >> so how much of a threat is this? they have a lot of money. apparently they've sto

like you said, try to make something happen, san fran front seven, straighten it out. that would come back to bite him later with chip's decision. >> you want to talk about steve johnson? >> johnson made hell after catch, third quarter to cut it to one. got him from the buffalo bills. and you see it right her from the 12-yard line. >> this was cents -- i'm not sure this ball ever crossed get line. his feet were in. >> but he doesn't have a being he will to refute. that will that's a touch. made it 21-20. then the 9ers will get two field goals, 26-two; eagles did not miss -- >> five minutes left in the game. look at this catch. >> what was that, the steelers this i wish. >> look at this catch. not much you can do about it. >> thirds down, you figure shady, shady, shady, couldn't get the run going, one, again, can't get it here. fourth down, finds the offensive line. chip, know just didn't want to take a shot. they rolled right. you can see right away there is isn't going to workment san fran had about eight guys on three, eagles, nick air mailed it in an effort to make

. >> shoutout to fran this morning. take. >> you have as always lots of good stuff and we start with april. >> a lot of speculation with apple. the announcement coming up in a few days. people are, like what is going to happen. we don't know. i've not seen a new phone. here is what i think will take place. new iphone 6 comes out with two different screen sizes, 4.7 and 5.5 inch. so for those of you that have really been waiting for that bigger screen, this should be the phone for you. thinner, faster processor. >> is that the same size as the samsung galaxy? >> yes, competing with the phablets, phones that can be a tablet but big enough to be a tablet. >> and fabulous. >> and fabulous, right. >> anything else besides the iphone. there is talk of a watch. >> yes, lots of anticipation about the watch, the iwatch. that's been talked up. that's going to be announced. we'll see that. i don't think they'll be available right away. i think it will take maybe to the end of this year or early next year before we can buy those. w

senator al fran dianne feinstein said president obama is being too cautious s in iraq.those are democrats, all losing patience with the community organizer president. and hollywood has had enough too. ron perlman, lori laughlin, mia farrow and otrs are fed up with our president but there's one group who still has his back side. th liberal mainstream media, still apologetic, still a lap dog, still looking up longing for approval, tongues dripping, tails wagging, check out this from brian wliams. >> the answer today from both the president and vice president appeared to be clear and unambiguous. >> reay? clear and unambiguous? what flavor brownies did they serve in the nbc commissary these ds, brian? way to hold the commander in chief accountable. you're srt changing your low in viewers. so folks, the dia, the ones who should bdemanding more from the president are ging him a pass and that is dangerous. but the mia and president obama have had a long, ongoing love affair, a perfect couple. reminds me of another perfect match. the other question is who's harry and who's llo

fran, why would isis want to recruit someone like this, not like he has any battlefield expertise? large terror organization you need people who have a whole mix of skills, and the fact that he can speak in idiomatic english and speak to westerners in language familiar to them, they had a very orchestrated campaign. the day of the execution of james foley, myself, other journalists, twitter accounts were flooded with these horrible images of the post-execution body of james foley, and no sooner you would block it and you'd get another related isis account that would come into your twitter feed. it took twitter, you know, a full 24 hours to catch up with them and quite frankly it's concerning to the u.s. government because they don't have the ability, the capability, to react that quickly and that tactically on social media. >> so they are behind isis on this? >> absolutely. look, we've seen propaganda campaigns from al qaeda before, but nothing that acts that quickly in realtime events that's able to target tactically and that's a real concern to american officials. >> so interesti

. >> owner fran o'donnell is putting an end to a toy story that started 60 years ago when his fatherd what was then a neighborhood business selling stationary. they moved the locations and switched into the toy business after seeing the super stores come in. >> we bobbed and weaved for a period of i guess it was a good five years before we went from o'donnells stationary to owe doodle's toy store. >> familiars of young and pets find the old school games we've always known. >> if you want a toy you can get come here. >> charlotte just got a caged critter. >> it has a lot of toys and you can just go on the street. >> her mom has done that often. >> it's just great place to run in, last minute birthday party. >> the toys here are the kids come back to over and over again to play with. >> fran o'donnell says things are different now. >> everybody needs electron tron nick game. my push has always been unplug fun. things are buying things online. it's easier and more convenient sometimes they're throwing in free shipping and it's very competitive. >> friends going to doll houses to real ho

. >> he was a freshman at sacred heart cathedral preparatory school in fran and just made the school's football team. he told his mom that he planned to go to harvard. miss have not released the name of the suspect or information on him because he is a juvenile. >> thank you. an incident involving an off-duty firefighter is sparking controversy. a firefighter says his children were traumaized after they were detained by police. officers were called to the fire station because the doors were left open when firefighters were on a call. and keith jones and his children were there when police got there and listen to the encounter captured on the officer's body camera. >> hands up. hands up. turn around. >> i am an oakland firefighter. the door was opened and i walked in. >> you can hear the firefighter's children crying in the background. the situation changed dramatically after officers checked his i.d. >> i was hoping to show my i.d. and show who i am. >> i am sorry. >> no problem. no problem. no problem. >> curing to the san francisco chronicle jones believe he was racially are filled b