you like cry with gerard. >> jimmy: i don't cry with gerard at all. once, once. [ laughter ] >> it's like, aren't you yourself with your friends? don't they tell you the truth and you can hear it a different way, even when you don't want to hear it? >> jimmy: yeah. >> there's a relationship that's unlike other relationships in your life. and i think that this film is a a love story. and it's a plutonic love story, and your friendships deserve that sort of platform the way that films talk about romance. and cause friends are, you know, they're amazing. >> jimmy: i want to show a clip here. this is -- the movie's happy and it's sad. cause there's funny moments as well. >> well, it has humor in it where you would think there's no way they're going to be able to pull this off right now, and it does. >> jimmy: and this clip is perfect. here's drew barrymore and toni collette doing some wig shopping in the new movie "miss you already" in theaters next friday. take a look. >> oh, very studio 54. what do you think, randy? >> darling, it's all a naked blur. >>

escuchemos las palabras del defensa, gerard piquÉ.a de los pellegrini boys. el corredor se sube a su moto, a mÁs de 10.000 yardas. soy raÚl delgado, que pase una linda tarde. hasta la prÓxima. ramÓn:gracias raÚl. pero pasamos con millye delgado. millye:gracias ramÓn, todos los detalles de el tiempo se los tengo al volver! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ramÓn:se acuerda de aquello que decÍa que yo aquello que llueva,que llueva, la virgen de la cueva? pasamos con millye delgado con el tiempo. millye: este es el panorama. un frente frÍo nos va a traer esa posibilidad, de lluvias. buenas noticias por la sequÍa que estamos atravesando, pero nos estÁ trayendo alerta por las fuertes tormentas. los vientos estÁn a 35 millas por hora. 15 millas por hora para palo alto. lo normal es 73, nos mantenemos todavÍa con temperaturas muy acorde al otoÑo. las altas temperaturas se encuentran en 77 para san josÉ y 81 para santa rosa. este es el pronÓstico extendido para prÓximos cinco dÍas. humedad de un 70% que se traspasa hasta el dÍa lunes, con 73 y martes con 75. este es m

and as a child, my brothers and i did witness the violence in the home. >> reporter: the gerard family hopes it's one that saves lives. >> i do not want anybody else to go through what our family's gone through. >> reporter: the program unveiled today here at timber creek high school, because this is where amy gerard graduated in in the meantime, assembly woman gabriela muscara plans to lobby for this type of program to take hold statewide. >>> lucy needs luck and may have found from it p.e.t.a. a couple of week go we told you margate needs $35,000 for repairs to the jersey shore hand mark. today p.e.t.a. sent a letter to the committee in charge of lucy offering to pitch in and pay for all the repairs. but there is a catch. p.e.t.a. wants to decorate the six-story structure with a message about elephants and the circus. we called lucy's director who told us lucy would love to accept help but they need more information about p.e.t.a.'s message to make sure it doesn't scare off children. >>> a delaware fall tradition gets the ax for the second year in a row. the long-running punkin chunk

watch out on 95, right around gerard avenue, the northbound ramp off gerard avenue is closed so far this morning. for the schuylkill expressway. eastbound from the blue route to the vine, we have a 12-minute trip. no problems on the blue route. when i come back, we'll check in with the p.a. turnpike. >> communities across our region are having trouble staffing their volunteer firefighters and ems departments from a high of 300,000 in the 1970s. the numbers across the state have fallen to just 50,000. and today, one county's putting out a call for new volunteers. nbc 10's katy zachary with a look at how they're conducting this recruitment drive. hi, katy. >> reporter: hi. those numbers are startling, right? to help in that effort. this fire house behind me and others throughout delaware county will have their front doors open inside the trucks and equipment will be on display. now, it's part of the county's first annual recruitment effort. and there is a big push to attract volunteer firefighters today and tomorrow. now, this and other fire houses throughout the area are making a plea for

>> and bill, yeah, we're on 95 to start, around gerard avenue. the southbound lane dealing with ongoing construction. you can see a sign blocking off the right-hand shoulder. traffic still moving by. no real problems there from woodhaven road to the vine street expressway. but also, watch out for 95 northbound the off-ramp is closed around gerard avenue. scheduled to open a little bit later this morning. we'll have updates for you then. but if you're on the boulevard right now, northeast philadelphia. north and southbound, the inner drive is closed between ron street and woodward street. that'll be out there until about 5:30. and we'll keep you updated. yesterday, they cleaned up early. as for mass transit, no problems or delays so far this morning. >>> new tonight, a man is in the hospital after he was stabbed with what police describe as a large knife or a sword. nbc 10 was on the scene on juniper drive in cherry hill as police took someone away in handcuffs. police have not said what role that person may have played in the stabbing or if they'

jack gerard with the american petroleum institute.g up in the next 20 minutes , just how strong is the u.s. economy? we will hear from larry summers. jared leto crashes the party. we have all the biggest headlines from vanity fair's new establishment summit. 's losses energies 'sin -- loss is energy toss gain. ♪ david: welcome back to the bloomberg market day. i am david gura. it's time for our -- shares of yum! brands plunging today. the company missed on third-quarter profit. they get half the revenue from china. kfc, pizza hut and taco bell coping with the of a food supplier investigation and a slowing chinese economy. to make it easier for its 80 million monthly users to buy concert tickets. the company is buying online to get a company to comply -- fly.et company ticket the deal is a game changer, taking the company beyond its radio roots. mattel needs a savior and is banking on a a female superheroes. they are being designed by women. sales of barbie have been slumping for years. some of that was will be a unveiled for the first

. >> right around the gerard exist off ramp we have construction, there are active crews on the scene so slow down as you pass by. we have expect drive times to increase in the next 20 or 25 minutes or so. the blue route doing just fine as well. we have one inner drive rein closed between 22nd and logan square and an outer lane drive closed. and later on this evening, watch out for stadium traffic about 7:00 p.m. we have w.w.e. smack down. when i come back in the next ten minutes we'll check mass transit. >>> breaking news overnight, two police officers hurt after their suv slammed into a tree. katy zachry is live on scene with us. >> right outside of the prehospl where one of the officers are being treated. here is video of the early morning crash that happened overnight from bartram avenue, not far from the philadelphia airport. a police captain on the scene tells me two officers out of the 12th district were driving on bartram avenue when they hit a tree. and from the looks of it they hit the tree pretty hard. both airbags went off the driver, an officer in his late 30s, we're told

i'm gerard moncure in the sports net newsroom. be surprise if friday night's matchup is personal. james hardin came out just a few weeks ago saying he should have won the most valuable player award over steph curry. in the overall war between the two teams, dubs 4-0 in the western season and 4-5. >>> charles barkley said something disparaging about jump shooting teams. klay thompson getting in on the act sporting the nba championship jump shooting teams 1. all right, dubs could go into houston short-handed. andrew bogut who lett of left with a gash to his head that required three stitches was also diagnosed with a concussion. he'll be out of action until he passes the league-mandated concussion protocol. well, earn seems to have an opinion on what the 49ers need to get things rolling in the right direction. we've heard from joe montana and now the great jerry rice had a few things to say. the hall of fame receiver telling tmz sports, i am a true kaepernick fan. i'm not saying bench him for the season, but sometimes you've got to s

gerard was killed in philadelphia last summer. 2014. she was a nurse and this by a man that she only knew for a couple of months. dignitaries here as gloucester the county prosecutor announced violence. hiviv, home-involved violence strategies. four goals, first two officers, both detectives, will work only to respond and investigate domestic violence incidents during peak hours when it occurs. partnering with the community like timber creek's aim high anti-domestic violence group established after amy's death. the third, to identify those most at risk, for instance those with restraining orders. those officers will step up surveillance. the fourth approach will be to provide and improve services for children who reside in homes where domestic violence occurs. >> from a prosecution standpoint, it is of the utmost importance. but that first responder captures from certain questions that can be asked to victims, to what they observe on the scene, to have the first responder be able to communicate that back to the prosecutor's office can m

. >> right around the gerard exist off ramp we have construction, there are active crews on the sceneslow down as you pass by. we have expect drive times to increase in the next 20 or 25 minutes or so. the blue route doing just fine as well. we have one inner drive rein closed between 22nd and logan square and an outer lane drive closed. and later on this evening, watch out for stadium traffic about 7:00 p.m. we have w.w.e.ma

you can see a variety of things and this case the guys here gerard is known as mr. big is a game er. apparently a neighbor called the police and come plained that mr. big was being loud and they proceeded to arrest him. >> they arrested him for being loud in his own home. >> when they leave, they leave better because there's another video in which you see a man walking into the apartment according to the poster of the video robbing him. >> the thing is that there are live witness withes seeing this happen. you can see the comment section exploding. at least there's evidence and witnessing, and you get the see the guys face. >> did they set him up to rob him? is this the neighbor? that would be a slick move. >> we do believe that's the neighbor. no word on whether it was the intention of having the guy removed so that they could come in and rob him. >> are we sure that it's not a set up to get the reviews by mr. bigs. it could be that. >> but this is not a set up because we reached out to the local police department and they confirm that they held him over descriptio

. >> joining us now for analysis, gerard cassidy, bank analyst at rbc capital markets.e now on jpmorgan, now that you had a chance to dig through the figures. >> i think we still think over the long-term jpmorgan chase is a strong company and the earnings in this quarter were impacted by the disruptions in the global capital markets. but the core banking business, especially the focus on expenses is very positive. >> but at what point do the shares start moving significantly higher? we're still down for the year. >> that's very true. where we see the benefit for them and other banks is when the federal reserve starts to raise rates, let's assume next year, and you get a recovery in the capital markets, that's when the stock really starts to make a move. >> those are big caveats. if you say, yes, the franchise is strong, yes, it's a good business, those ifs and buts, will they fall into line. >> even if the fed doesn't move on rates and the economy remains moderate growth, you will see stronger returns of the excess capital that they're generating. this company's capital

. >> reporter: living through hurricane sandy, taught the gerards not to trust any storm. >> i was like, we should pull the boat out now instead of waiting until friday to do it. >> you get that feeling in your gut that oh, no here we go again. >> reporter: after sandy pushed water over john's seawall, the public works director takes no chances. >> we start out preparing the island for flooding. start working on generators, making sure everything is up and running. >> it was total devastation. >> on jim and nancy king's block of hack anyplace, homes are missing or elevated and unoccupied from sandy. the thought of a hurricane joaquin is not fun. >> is it ever going to go away? >> no. once you see that devastation and you live it with your neighbors, you never forget. >> reporter: and so the flashbacks continue. for many of those families, still rebuilding after sandy, they say they've got little choice but to wait out through the weekend and early next week and just keep back with the rebuild. in brigantine, i'm doug shimell, nbc 10 news. >> count on nbc 10 to keep an eye on the rain an

gerard is a full.common is both have given that caters more reason to hate and hatred is directed at america. i will say this into these two as i did to pierce morgan. there are two gees in bugger off. we've got trouble in tummy town. peptocopter! ♪ when cold cuts give your belly thunder, pink relief is the first responder, so you can be a business boy wonder! ♪ fix stomach trouble fast with pepto. stuart: we are back up, not by much but enough to put this at 17,068. the gap, disappointing forecast and sales dropped down 8%, disappointing profits in out, down 5%, big-name company down 5%. vw going the other way, better sales at its porche unit. starbucks the all-time high, 5989, backed up little bit, all time high territory for starbucks this morning. the transportation company, big winner today, danish rival, wish i had seen that one coming. i am describing this as disarray in the gop, chaos, a great for democrats. am i totally wrong on this? republicans handed democrats priceless material to go after

gerard capitals -- chirag saiddy of rbc markets has -- we go back to china within the news flow.las consonery holds news conference calls. what a plenum. i thought i would be boring -- i thought it would be boring, but i was wrong. the idea of china shifting, whether it is two children, one children, or whether it is a free-trade zone in shanghai -- it is about the people of china at the end of the day. what do these announcements signal to the demographics in the sense of the scale of the people of china? nicholas: we -- have an indication that this administration is truly a reform oriented administration. the plenum reinforced that. the one-child policy relaxation is a piece of that. clearly this government is trying to be more proactive when they think about the challenges they face over the longer term, and the demographics is a big piece of that story. 6.5%how critical is that gdp level to the politics of beijing? nicholas: i do not think it is that critical. the economy is growing well below the 8% redline that everyone said if you grow less than 8%, china will have massive

on the phone to give us a preview is gerard cassidy, managing director of rbc capital market.en underperforming in this market rally. is it that the estimates for earnings are coming down or the hope for higher interest rates from the fed is getting pushed out longer. >> i think it's a combination of both with the expectation that the fed may not raise short-term interest rates in december, it will affect 2016's earnings estimates. so we expect lower estimates for 2016 following the third quarter results which start, as you pointed out, this week. >> i'm looking at the estimate force ba s for bank growth, 8%. those estimates were higher. why are they coming down for the current quarter? the trading activity? >> it's the trading activity for the large banks, names like jpmorgan, citigroup, goldman, morgan stanley will be impacted by the weaker volumes in the fixed income area. for the other banks, it's primarily the interest rate environment, the yield curve is flatter and the expectation that the fed may not raise in december is affecting these estimates. >> when the chairman

. >> thanks, gerard. >>> looking behind us -- >> i know. i have a full screen too on the weather computer. these beautiful sunsets tonight. check it out. across san francisco bay, it looks like a giant sunset tonight with all of the that orange in the sky. absolutely magnificent. tomorrow's forecast, 91 degrees. south bay 87. how about as fleet week and the blue angels? we have 70 expected if you're going to be viewing that saturday. 72 on sunday. clouds but should be able to still see all the action. >> in honor of breast cancer >> justin bieber's full frontal scandal. who's the mystery woman with a totally naked bieber? >> now on extra from new york! >> justin bieber does what kim k couldn't. how he broke the internet skinny dipping with his rumored new girlfriend. plus justin's new ex breaks surprising news about her health. >> why she underwent chemo therapy. >> how many of you believe bill cosby raped you? >> a reported new york love triangle turns violent.

this happened in frankford and gerard just after midnight. the officer was treated for minor injuries but is expected to be okay. no one else was hurt in this crash and no word yet on what caused the crash. in lehigh county, a four-month-old marriage ends in murder and authorities say the victim's husband confessed to the crime. police say gordon rorbaugh confessed to killing his wife. investigators say he strangled her with an electrical cord, stuffed a sock in her mouth and taped it shut. the couple was married in july but separated. he is in custody facing homicide charges. >>> four frat brothers from new york are back home after posting bail. five were arraigned yesterday on murder charges, accused of killing another student hazing incident in the poconos. police say the fraternity members physically abused chun deng, a baruch college student. police say they tried to cover it up. a magistrate set bail at $500,000 for four of the suspects and $150,000 for the fifth. all but one posted bond. defense lawyers called deng's death a tragedy bu

jack gerard, american petroleum institute president and ceo. >>> closing bell, we are expecting that to ring in 38 minutes. cars virtually driving themselves off the lots across america. millions sold but jeff flock, live in an auto dealership to in illinois to tell us about the rocky road ahead in the auto industry. what's going on? that's why jeff is coming back. we'll tell you exactly how to find out more about this if you follow me on social media -- yes, we've got my name. we got that url. great story how i got it. i can't tell how i got it, it was weasely but i did it. "countdown" coming right back. stay tuned. (vo) what does the world run on? it runs on optimism. it's what sparks ideas. moves the world forward. invest with those who see the world as unstoppable. who have the curiosity to look beyond the expected and the conviction to be in it for the long term. oppenheimerfunds believes that's the right way to invest... ...in this big, bold, beautiful world. . liz: south carolina's coast, here's the breaking news, bracing for a second round of flooding as swollen rivers make t

no one was hurt but as the suspect drove off with the victim, he crashed into aing near gerard college. the victim is hospitalized in stable condition. they did track down the suspect and he is in custody. >>> it's a pretty nice fall day out there as we take a live look at philadelphia's boat house row this morning. enjoy the temperatures in the 60s because we're in for a big cooldown. nbc 10 first alert meteorologist bill henley is here with the forecast on your friday. bill? >> lauren, we've been tracking cooler weather all weekend. it's set to move in tonight. today, as you showed, lots of sunshine but notice the flags on top of boat house row and the shake in the camera, too. that's the gusty wind blowing right now. in spite of the wind, we're getting enough sunshine to warm us into the 60s. a nice rebound from temperatures in the 40s and low 50s to start with. 61 at philadelphia international. the winds are now gusting to 23 miles an hour in the city and that's not the only spot. 24 mile an hour wind gusts in northeast philadelphia and gusting to 23 miles an hour in the pocono mou

say a man from mattapan is under arrest, charged with assault with a dangerous weapon. 20-year-old gerard moore was arrested on roxbury street friday night. police say moore was threatening people around the dudley square station. he refused to drop the weapon, which turned out to be this b.b. gun. he was also cited for carrying a pocket knife. frank: a state trooper who was injured in a collision on the mass pike is out of the hospital this morning. the crash happened in newton friday night. the driver of a tractor-trailer that struck the trooper's s.u.v. is now facing charges. investigators say the trooper site when he was hit from behind. a plymouth man is in custody right now accused of driving the wrong way on route 3 early police got a number of reports of a car headed south in the northbound lanes. the driver hit at least one vehicle. 26-year-old kevin palmer was arrested in bourne. he's facing several charges including driving under the influence. sera: the longtime girlfriend and fugitive companion of boston mobster james "whitey" bulger will be back in a federal courtroom tomorr

coach jim gerard of hopkinton, one of our anchor's last name is hopkinton, so she says this is her school. anyway, i digressed. how about the weather out here the week? playing. kids have been excited for this game for quite a while, so put the elements aside and get going tonight, that's all. >> when you talk about your opponent, holliston, one they're rivals and two they're undefeated having a team like that for your homecoming, usually you want a cupcake, don't you? >> no doubt, they're one of the best teams in the state. they were last year they are this year, outstanding team, we'll have our hands full. >> coach, you guys have a very good team. what's it like being their homecoming opponent, the fact that you guys have a rivalry, you're like a block away and undefeated in that? >> it's an awesome rivalry, holliston holliston and hopkinton, two teams that work extremely hard. it's going to be a great night tonight, raining or note. >> the excitement that's surrounding the games we're having is phenomenal. >> awesome. you guys have done a great job. any time you can get on fox 25, it's

michelle gerard, rbr chief economist whether the fed will ever raise rates again. >> like lucy keeps picking up football and we keep swinging at it. feels like that. david: some of the effect is damaging to the markets, despite the fact we ended with this huge gain today when they first said they weren't going to raise rates. it came down. then they hinted at december rate increase. i thought markets were supposed to go down when the fed was hinting of increases in rates? >> i think the markets took some, took stock of the fact that the fed eliminated in the statement a sentence where they had previously expressed concerns that global developments could undermine u.s. growth and inflation. and i think that was unsettling when it was in the statement in september. that the fed was worried about the growth outlook in particular, as well as inflation because of what was happening overseas. now that came out of the sentence. so yes, they may have felt better what was going on globally. i think that to some extent, that confidence about the u.s. economic outlook perhaps being less at risk

prevented the two fleet -- two shifts from engaging, the chairman of the marine committee wrote, gerard reported having a 20-day supply of salt and biscuits and tales drawn up. lee apologized for the delay, it's planning that the enemies control of the sea between the virginia capes and rhode island this edited -- necessitated a long carriage by land. both said that the only item in short supply was sold provisions , owing to the want of salt and the demand to the continental army. a day later, 13th of august, wadsworth road sullivan. it would not be until the harvest that a quality supply would be available. in the aftermath of the great storm, d'estaing sent word to sullivan that they would not be able to capture newport but would be taking shelter in boston where the fleetwood would -- would refit. on arriving in boston on the 26th of august, the french admiral explained to the continental congress how the matter provisions played into his decision to suspend participation in the rhode island campaign. need for provisions was -- on the fleet's arrival in boston, major general heath r

gerard baker in the wall street journal today had a q&a with tim cook from apple. 97% love ons he hasatch. my observation -- i want to talk to david kirkpatrick about this -- i don't see anybody using their watches. do you actually use the watch? kit juckes: it tells time. i can measure my heart rate in front of the tv to make sure i'm still alive. otherwise, you can pick upour e-mails on it. it is more than a watch, but it is not an ipad. jonathan: let's move the conversation back to markets and central banks. world's -- thee -- japan is not expecting to move. kit juckes: yes, the market in japan is much more split on whether something is going to happen. that makes how to work out the reaction on friday much more difficult. jonathan: does the pressure with push them over from last week? kit juckes: i think the focus is on, should be doing something that she get the equity market going? i can imagine a move where they have a higher equity market, but at this exchange rate, the yen is very cheap. japan is very competitive. and trying to get it even cheaper seems to me like pushing on

. >> gerard fitzpatrick, what is about in fixed income. we've seen yields creep up here recently, especially after the fed meeting, you think that's going to continue. why do you see yields a year from now? >> we do. in a year's time we see yields higher, we see the ten year treasury up around 2.5 to 2.8%. the reason why is looking at the fed. the fed is likely to kick that off. the rest of the market is looking at a 50/50 chance for a fed hike in december, we see a higher probability. we do believe that the fed will hike in december, never an ideal time but i believe they will want to, employment is getting better, inflation starting to rise. >> let me just ask you about this. so the closer we've gotten to this purported fed rate hike the lower the ten year has fallen if you look at just the last three to four to five-year period. why is it that the closer we draw the less that rate seems to move up? >> well, there's still some concern always out there. the debate can go on both sides, we've obviously gone through a period where there's e

. >> shakira y gerard piquÉ podrÍan tener problemas sobre su casa nueva porque estÁ en una mina que podrÍaara su retos este domingo serÁ un show lleno de lÁgrimas y emociones con la despedida del tercer eliminado. >> ¿quiÉn serÁ? >> a las 6:30 de la tarde. >> vamos a ver. >> fue un desastre ♪ bajenla mÁs. >> la opiniÓn de las jueces no me interesa. >> jamÁs pensÉ que me fuera a dar tanto miedo las alturas. >> hemos decidido salvar que continÚe una semana mÁs. >> ya lo quiero ver a quÉ va a pasar a quien van a eliminar? >> no sÉ. >> hanta tÚ sabes? >> no sÉ. >> este lunes en horario especial y este lunes vamos a tener en vivo * aquÍ en casa altero 0 eliminado que sale de la competencia recuerden entrar a "sÍ se puede" para que vivan la experiencia comparada a sobrevivir a los retos. >> las uÑas no me van a sobrevivir. >> vamos con erika y me lo dijo un pajarito ahÍ te va ♪ ♪ ♪ oye, este programa de "sÍ se puede" nos tiene a todos con los pelos de punta y los nervios y todo, no sÉ que tenÍa que ver la manzana con todo esto, pero bueno. >> les quiero cambiar el tema completamente chiquis opin

let's bring in rbs chief economist mesh gel gerard. good to see you. what are your expectations today? >> we're not far off the consensus numb we're looking for gain of 220,000. coming in today it doesn't feel like in the marketplace there is a bias. i don't think people are expecting number could surprise either postively or negatively. they're waiting to see what it will do and what it might mean for the federal reserve. maria: the trend we see has been global growth slow down. we'll be focused on participation rate. 38% of working age americans either out of a job or don't want to get a job, they have given up. what are the key headlines you will be looking at? >> couple things. you're exactly right. we're very focused on fact that the global economy is weaking. i will say u.s. domestic economy looks fairly strong. i mean we had car sales out yesterday very healthy. the construction, housing sector doing well. so the good news there is resilience in the u.s. economy. i think in terms of what the everyone will be looking at, as you mentioned, labor f

. ♪ ♪ shakira y gerard piquÉ se fueron de cita de novios a disfrutar del concierto de la banda u2, muyuso a bailar. ♪ ♪ el cantante manny manuel tuvo que enfrentarse ante un juez el dÍa de ayer en puerto rico luego de haber sido detenido tras supuestamente chocar contra una patrulla bajo las influencias del alcohol, a su salid a eso dijo al periÓdico primera hora. >> estamos siendo responsables. >> este es un procedimiento que se lleva a cabo. tiene los mismos derechos que tiene cualquier otro ciudadano. >> gracias, yo soy ciudadano tal cual tÚ, tengo de mis debilidades y vamos para adelante. hay que ser mejor ciudadano y mejor ser humano cada dÍa. maity: salma hayek continÚa haciendo de las suyas en la semana de la moda en parÍs, acaparando la atenciÓn de la prensa al llegar del brazo de su esposo, encontrÁndose con su suegra, y hasta tomÁndose la famosa selfie con el fotÓgrafo peruano mario testino. alan: allÍ estÁ tu revoltillo. maity: para todos los gustos de todos los sabores, y un poco preocupados por manny manuel, no es un secreto que estuvo en una rehabilitaciÓn por manejo de s

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host: michael in gerard, illinois. independent caller. caller: thank you for taking my call.liferation, nobody is going to give nuclear material to terrorists. it can be tracked back to its location and they would be destroyed instantly. another thing is, why are we protecting other countries for 50 years? we are in germany, south korea, japan. as rich and their economies are booming like ours. i am a businessman, i am a veteran and the head of a militia group. thesee had enough of wasting of american lives protecting other countries. we are in syria now. why? history has shown as no country can take over another country and put down a terrorist uprising. 1980's.tan in the you cannot put your democrat views on people who don't not want them. it is all about religion. get our troops home. sooner or later, you don't understand the amount of animosity in the streets from us regular people. guest: you may twa interesting points. people suggest we should leave moressia makes -- conduct military action in syria, becomes more involved, as iran becomes involved in syria. people sugge

. >> christian science monitor correspondent edward gerard a has written extensively about the refugee camps. there are now an estimated two and a half million refugees. groups go back inside by 34 510 weeks to collect the prize. justified to bring the families because there's been a lot of bombing going on. they can't survive. tactic to destroy food to try and burn the crops just before and what of these people going to live on? >> the world simply could not stand by and permit the soviet union to permit this act of 50 nations petitioned the united nations to condemn the ussr and to demand immediate withdrawal of also be troops. invasion, theet few afghan doctors serving the population have fled. dr. claude monier spoke of what the medical teams have witnessed. >> now we are witnessing a phase in crime and hospitals. >> this is located away from the neighboring beach. you can see the fields and trees around the hospital. the trees were not even touched. they only went after the hospital. >> we witness the second bombing which was quite distant. it happened in the beginning of november