he is a living legitimatee ginge ginge ginge ging legend. >> friday we could have a few snow showers that won't amount to anything. they will be in the upper 20s. on sunday we have late snow and ice moving into the forecast. it will be late in the day on sunday. we will keep you updated on that. >> that is nbc 10 news at 11:00. thanks for watching. [ female announcer ] business travel isn't just about the going. it's also about the going home. and being connected all along the way. whether you're working or recharging do business travel on your terms. acela. take off. is there an elk in your bed? with sleep number, now there's an adjustment for that. you can only find sleep number at a sleep number store. right now, save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed. hurry, ends sunday! know better sleep with sleep number. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- james spader. margot robbie.

administration is go ging to have to respond to questions about this, and to react to this.ous question being that do you support what jordan has done, and we expect to hear from the u.s. government that it is jordan's decision, and we respect the decision and there is the course of the courts and the progress of law to reach the point where these two people on particular were on death row already h. so we expect the u.s. the support jordan's decision to do this, and how much farther they will go as far as getting into the specifics about this remains to be seen, john. >> and michelle, there was a meeting earlier today between president obama and king abdullah hastily arranged. and so was that a meeting of substance or just poe toe-op? >> well seeing the executions happen so quickly after that meeting, there has to be some discussion as to how the jordanians would react to the killing of their pilot, and would there be something along the lines of the executions, and what were they planning to do in response to the coalition, but what the official readout of the meeting was

this is the chief of the emergency train ging statewide and oversees the lepcs. nearly 1,400 calls came into the are region in 2014 from sewage and petroleum to raidthe radiologic spills. a alameda was followed by contra kosta and then santa clara. the most common hazardous material spilled was petroleum and then sewerage. statewide statewide, 7,000 spills were reported and that is more than one per day. >> and h there are many more that were not reported. some don't know that there is a threshold to e report, or some who don't want to report to stay under the radar screen. >> reporter: at the rosehill fire training center our cameras take you inside of what happens when a train derails and dumps highly flammable liquid petroleum gas into the community. first responders statewide train in snarecenarios like this h several times a year. >> are you doing the fix it? >> very good, guys. >> there is a lot of things in california and companies that have chemicals that we have to be prepared for. >> good job. good job. >> reporter: the chief admits that the state faces

. >>> and back here, caltrans had crews make ging quick repairs to crossing signs and arms on the raven smith avenue. just before 5:00 the tranin smashed into an acura suv. investigators say that she was stuck in traffic, ander in could get out of the car, and they say that the intersection is es especially dangerous in the evening, and morning commute as well well. and then less than two miles away, another caltrans accident. a woman was on the track the, and hit the train near the pal loew alto exit. the condition of the wonl in that accident is unknown. >>> police are hoping that this assault caught on camera is going to lead to an coic havenviction. the cab driver picked up a man, and the passenger then decided to refuse to pay. when the driver confronted him, the suspect punched and kicked him and then ran off. >>> it is a kon troe trer shall issue in many cities and berkeley no exception. they voted to allow some restricted use of drones. >> jessica there was a argument for a two-year moratorium on all drone use. and the city council allowed a one-year moratorium to apply only to

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>> it won't matter at the military level, because you are going after the bad guys and isis and go ging after them in groups like them, and then the political strategy of how do you make sure that these muslim communities from which they rare emerging expel them or, you know don't succumb to them and in there he says i don't want to needlessly insult islam, and needlessly call them islamic group, and you can agree or disagree, and again, the basic challenge that you want to face is to try to find in the communities the leaders who will speak out against and denounce it, and he is saying all of that and what would the critics want to do differently other than use a word. >> so according to the critics, how can you, because the first letter is islamic, right? >> right. >> and how can you have a summit when we are fighting isis and not use the word which is the first letter of the, of the word says that. >> right. and what i am saying to you as a matter -- >> the acronym says that. >> and yes, as a matter of fact you get to call yourself whatever you want to. and the isis is calling itself

. >> i also like a whiskey ging.ng -- and so we went -- i got my whiskey gin. we got you a gin and tonic. we fought our way through the crowd. i mean it was like -- we went up to the front. it was like a concert. >> jimmy: it was crazy. >> then i was like how am i going to get jimmy's attention up there? because you were working. >> jimmy: yeah. >> you were just -- you were doing it. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and i'm like, "jimmy, jimmy, jimmy." and i'm going crazy. it was right before prince was coming up. and so -- and then maya rudolph -- finally i got maya who was standing next to you. i handed her the drink saying, "give it to him." but she didn't really know what was happening. so she took the drink and put it on the piano, at which point i realized i gave her my drink. [ laughter ] and i was like, oh no, this is a complete and utter disaster because i'm looking at my drink on the piano. >> jimmy: and you're wanting that one, yeah. >> that was bad. >> jimmy: you should have just got on stage. >> i almost did to get th

and join ging us now is alison cammarata, and that is powerful. want to play a clip that stood out to me. >> in the hours that we stood out with her, she shared painful, intimate details about the past 30 years. and she was stoic, that is until the end of our last interview. >> oh my god. people are listening. my story is told. i am not lying. and now people know it. i am so sad for all of us but it validates every one of us to be able to compare our stories, and see the similarities, and knowing in our heart, pinlly, did it happen? did it really happen? yes, it really happened. and it is over. it is over. >> wow. it is tough, right some. >> it is intense. >> do you think with all of the other accusers coming forward, do you think it is helping? >> yes they have talked about it the ground swell of support. how so many of them have carried the secret and shouldered it saying i guess i am the only one who had this experience, and now that more than two dozen women have come forward and they have talked to each other and formed a little mini support

it means something to the community, because many believe that there is an tie muslim sentiment go ging on in the country right now. but rage is a real thing, judge mabeline and you heard the judge before you talking about it, rage is a real thing. could this really all just be about a parking space? >> you know, unfortunately, don, it could possibly be that, because some people just get so outraged and enraged over the slightest little thing go g oning on in their communities, and we have seen cases of road rage where people are pulling a alongside each other when somebody cuts you off in the middle of the road and they shoot each other, and neighborhood disputes are something that people cannot ignore. when there is a dispute about you parking in my parking space, and you are ignoring my right of privacy or disrespecting me and sometimes kit get to that point, and unfortunately, people are just so uptight about things these day ss, and when you add the fact that i don't like people sparking in my space and then adding in, it is a child and 21-year-old, and 19-year-old children and the

laid out and it is covered by snow but i do think it is important, because also don, they are look ging the tower, and that is a factor as to whether the cell ping is picked up from the cell phone, and so at the end of the day, even though the weather has changed the circumstances, i think that the tour is important. and i do think it is important. >> and judge seidlin and judge hatchett thank you to the judges. >> jordan's air force unleashes the wrath on isis targets in retaliation for the murder of the fighter pilot, and vowing to e destroy the terror group, and will the world's rage turn the tide against isis? financial noise financial noise financial noise meet the world's newest energy superpower. surprised? in fact, america is now the world's number one natural gas producer... and we could soon become number one in oil. because hydraulic fracturing technology is safely recovering lots more oil and natural gas. supporting millions of new jobs. billions in tax revenue... and a new century of american energy security. the new energy superpower? it's red, white and blue. log on to le

was she go ging to try to help somebody in the neighborhood that she believed she could heldp or was trouble? was there a deeper way? crazy speculation that they were involve dd romantically, and all kinds of speculation, and social media will take off with this up till we start to hear the facts. the reality is that it never should have happened. i'm concerned as an addictionologist and particular particularly methamphetamine, and involved and we know that the neighbor said that he was involve dd in drugs, and we don't know which one, but the right combination, and you have someone who could easily become violent. >> the husband said that she was trying to e helhep him, and do you believe that it is a road rage incident entirely? obviously, he knew her and she had some affinity for her, and seemed to be a kind-hearted woman, and something beyond road rage? >> yes, something far beyond it. and there is something else, because to call it a road rage there sis a misnomer. >> and you say drug problems or psychological problems but anything beyond that that you could point to that could

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ging nightly news for a few months. >> there has never been a tumble just like this. >> reporter: theglint in his eye media reporter from "the new york times" himself was gone forever, what you wanted -- well you just wanted to cry. >> i don't know what we're going to do without him. he was the best and most important media reporter of our time. >> reporter: for those who say this is a case of media self-absorption -- no. it is a shock to the system, any system when you lose an idol your critic your scribe and your moorings all at once. you can't watch, you can't read you can't trust the way you did a few days ago. >> there were katyusha rockets passing underneath the helicopter i was riding in. >> reporter: for the case of brian williams saying this is a feeding frenzy a case of piling on no no delight, just dread. too many people have worked too hard too long for reporting the facts and telling the stories. the real stories to engage in schadenfreude. bob simon went everywhere. if there was war, had was there. suffering he was there. unanswered questions, he was there. he spent 40 d

after josh donaldson was traded going to twitter to voice frustration but after see ging the team members he's not as frustrated. >> that's how this game goes and how billy works. we all question it but billy does know what he's doing. >> there's a lot of guys we have to learn names and faces. great we have our name on the back of our jerseys but we kind of need names on the front too. we're starting to get to know each other. nametags all around. >> cal won three straight. today, the women won against arizona state. the win came at a price. going down hard a little woozy, left with nine points and seven boards. sun devils have the curtain of distraction. she misses and gives her team a lead with the three. 13 seconds left making up that deficit. plenty of time for cal and davidson gets the rebound. her only bucket of the game. cal, seventh straight win, 50-49 your final. >>> losing to asu on friday hoping to rebound in arizona. coming up with a big shot with 1:49 remaining. wildcats with the upset in that final. >>> in san diego torrey pines. jason day needed to make it. and the first pl

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and the rail companies are go ging to say they are, or the plane companies will h say they are. if if you measure it by fatalities the trains are, because of the rash of accidents e recently but if you ask the airlines again, they can to that and it is how you measure it and it is not about fatalities, but the potential for the fatalities and that is where we dial in safety. >> and that is where we saw the video of the plane crash yesterday and the aftermath of the plane incident in new york yesterday. mary, what is safer, trains or planes? >> put together trains are safer, but commercial scheduled major careriers, then of course, they will rival the safety of the trains. if you take out general aviation and motorcycles, and those all in there in the same group together, and much lez safe than trains and major scheduled carriers. >> we have talked about this with the airplane stories that we have discussed, mary, do you believe that the trains need to be modernized? >> absolute lyly. it is going to be taking some doing, because the federal rail transportation and the mass transi

lebron with a season high 42 point, and steph curry with 18 of 5 of 17 shoot ging, and steve kerr's face all, the warriors lose 110-99. >> the pac-12 better late than ever showing for stanford and oregon state at maples. give peyton style points there on the two-handed slam. and mou, in the second half chasson randle part of the 13-point cardinal run they win, and cruise 78-45 in the final. and now, in the the second period tied 1-1, and patrick marleau able to finish his 13th of the season, and puts them in front. and now late in the third, and we are tied 3-3, and now beating anty antti niemi loses that one, and they lose. >>> and now, buster posey is not taking anything for granted. >> well, it is important to appreciate the championship and any time you are reckognized by the fans, it is really cool. >> congrats to b what's that thing? i moved our old security system out here to see if it could monitor the front yard. why don't you switch to xfinity home? i get live video monitoring and 24/7 professional monitoring that i can arm and disarm from anywhere. hear ye! the awkward teenage

the baby and the mother were reported miss ging. then the mother showed up crying and hysterical. >>> it is a list that you don't want on. tonight, the san francisco state is on the list of the top ten anti-semitic colleges in the united states, and what is the reaction terry mcswinney? >> well it comes from the david horowitz group, and the rating is just one of disbelief. >> reporter: the san francisco day students were a smart group, but they could not figure it out. >> have you seen anything? >> no. >> me either. >> reporter: colleges were ranked accord ing to the harassment to jewish students and speakers opposing israel. and now, the vice president of student affairs for one year. >> i reach out deliberately to the cam pushgs and speak to the students, and the staff and the faculty about issues related to harassment and i have never heard any issues from the students about this issue. >> reporter: and the website say s lit says lit give the students a voice on campus. >> we believe in free speech. >> reporter: in the recent ye

hal says they did the right thing by not immediately firing him, but it too soon to know if he is go ging to the anchor again. lester holt taking over in the interim. >> brian williams is a member of the family, and so are you and we will be working nightly to are retain your trust. >> reporter: three figures have bounced back from scandal, bill clinton and martha stewart and michael millken. >> they don't usually do it with the speed they want. >> reporter: he is off of the air until august and the future unknown. and jon stewart's career ending on a high, and one uncertain. will ripley new york. >>> joining us is gabe and brian. what do you believe? >> it is going to be difficult for him to recover. >> morale is not good? >> right, some people at the network don't believe that the network can lead this management forward, but the network president deborah turness tried to listen to feedback and there was angry feedback and the mood of nightly news was like the mood of a funeral, and you kcan understand why, because they feel like they lost him only if he is suspended or if he can come b

who are acting like solicitors are going to the house looking for the directions or say they are go ging to the wrong address. >> reporter: while you are talking to them at the front door the accomplice is going around the back. >> tayhey try to determine if a homeowner is home alone, and the person goes to the side or the back and then enters the home. >> reporter: and they don't simply open the door. >> we are on edge, and if a stranger comes into the house, they are not welcome. >> and ultimately we love the house and the neighborhood, and we won't let outsiders dictate long term how we feel even though short term, it is unsettling. unsettling. >> now a different of knowing that other residents were also being burglarized, so the meetings will alert the residents to know what is going on, and check out the website where they report every single activity go g oning on in the city including the burglaries. for los altos, peggy bunker. >>> well, a different burglary happening in san francisco, another smash and grab in the city. the police say that the silver pickup truck was used in the

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. >> it is a 911 call coming in saying that the individual was break ging in. >> reporter: two san jose police officers confronted a man outside of the home at the 280/87 interchange. >> the suspect had a knife and charged at the officers. they ordered him to drop the knife, and he did not so they fire predators the duty weapon striking him at least one time. >> reporter: he came running out of a nearby store. >> i thought i heard fireworks and then when i came out, i saw the cops everywhere and i figured that someone got shot. >> reporter: evidence markers showing the bullet casings. police won't say how many shots with were fired, but garcia says he heard at least four. the suspect was taken to the hospital where he died. and a witness so close to the scene is still distraught. and four police were put on paid leave. >> they will be on paid leave. >> reporter: that is standard operating procedure, and the police have not released the the ide identity of the man who was shot, and why he was at this home on sherman street. nanette,. >> and police say that this man, is a man of interest

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ging area with an update. good morning this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema. we'll get right to the breaking news. 3-year-old elinor trotta was taken last night in new castle county. her father could be taking her to new jersey or new york city. in the last hour and a half that search has now expanded to ohio. and now nbc 10's matt delucia is live in new castle with details. matt do we know why police are headed to ohio? >> reporter: at this point they are still working on those details, but i can tell you earlier this morning new castle police found a car they believed to be the one that the father and daughter were traveling in. but that car was found right here a half mile away from the scene of this crime. so, of course, those two have not been found. and at this point, we do have that new car that they are searching for. this has been changing throughout the morning. new castle county police tell me they are now looking for a bright red-colored suv, possibly a ford explorer. and the father was last seen in moun

he is a good look ging fellow and well spoken and well educated and rich but he had a huge image problemand why is that? >> well, people did not look at mitt romney and say, that is the america that i want. he did not speak to sort of the deeper feelings of hopes and dreams. >> are any of the republican candidates for 2016 glamorous? >> glamorous candidates are rare, because to be a glamorous candidate, you need to be mysterious, and we don't like mysterious candidates but that said, you can find elements of glamour in campaigns. >> who out there has the greatest potential to instill a sense of glamour sometime over t the next cycle? rick pr are riperry? >> what helps rick perry is texas. he doesn't make things look easy, but he makes it look hard, and that can be off-putting to people not from texas. >> he looks like he is trying too hard? >> yes. and ted cruz. >> texas as well. >> and chris christie. >> he does not have glamour at all, and that is right. and people want a slightly idealized type as president, and it is not that he is just overweight, because in a way, most of america i

the mayor declared a snow emergency, whis will be out clear ging the streets j and towed. for a look at the map, go to nbcwashington.com and search fe emerg routes. >>> just about half an hour ago, metro bus began restoring limited service. service has been suspended due to road conditions out there. for now buss will only be operating on major roadways. metro rail is open operating on a saturday schedule. trains are departing every 12 minutes. make sure you dress warmly and expect longer wait times out there. you can be charged the regular weekday price. metroaccess is suspended as well. more than 1400 flights have been cancelled already today. 133 of those are out of reagan national. dul dul. >>> snow is a problem for most of the state of virginia. some places got a foot of snow with the natl guard on standby right now. >> reporter: what happens when it snows in d.c. you get a big snowball fight. it's happening right now. we'll give you a >>> we have a video that's going to make you say wow. a tv news camera was on the side of the road in hampton, virginia, wht out of co

. >>> the president of russia will attend a meet ging and ukraine says it is prepared to commence martialthe talks fail. >>> he's been told as one of the most trusted sources in. and jon stewart is stepping down and said it has been an absolute privilege to be host of the show since 1999. he will be leaving later in the year. his razor sharp wit and observations helped make him a tv favorite. >> well the comedian there took some time away from "the daily show" to direct his first film "rosewater" last year. here he is speaking to the bbc. >> i should explain "the daily show" is how many americans get their politics these days. >> all americans. >> all americans. part of the problem is a lot have had in a disconnection with politics is that the public are not really interested listening to politicians except occasional politicians at length and so you bring in humor the whole time. is there a danger you're actually trivializing politics as a result? >> it's interesting. politics does such a good job of trivializing itself i don't know that -- it's interesting, there's always people say to

the snow has been fall ging in centreville for about two hours. it started as a few light flakes. it quickly picked up and began coming down at a much faster and steady clip by 3:00 and that's when we noticed it starting to stick. we see some accumulation already. what we're also seeing is a bit of a run on rock salt. we stopped by sears appliance and hardware in centreville. bags of ice melt are going quickly. >> i bought a small bag of ice melt because my husband already purchased a ten poup bag of ice melt from here last week. >> if we get a significant amount tomorrow they'll be buying snowblowers because they won't want to shovel. >> reporter: at 5:00 how people are handling the snow at home. kristin wright, news4. >>> we've noticed flakes getting bigger and bigger and sticking to the roads. it won't take much no matter where you are across the area because everybody gets snow with this l system. we have snow coming down at a pretty good rate right around i-66. here's vienna just south of 266. you're seeing some pretty good snow and those erodes getting und bowling green and

. >> and so, as you are going after he called you are go ging after the rest of the way or what?well, we talked at whataburger, and got a bitet to eat, and then i thought that it was strange. i was not hungry. it was like sort of like forced at me and not forced fed me but i did not ask them to eat. i pulled up and i said aren't you tired of eating this plp bull pen [ bleep ]bull pen[ bleep ] and all of this [ bleep ] that you are eat inging and all of the same old [ bleep ] that they were eating day after day. >> and don, also this the tape you will hear him talking about how he was annoyed at chris kyle and chad littlefield that they were shooting the pistols at the range, and he said oh you want to be shooting pistols like it is a dual and again, this is recorded four months after the killings in february. this is the summer of 2014. this next piece of the tape, and the legal analysts talking about the tape say this is one of the pieces of evidence that sealed the deal for eddie ray routh in the prosecution making its case but it is the confession tape. we will take you back t

the most tweeted moments the patriot patriots game end ging interception and right after katy perry'sravaganza. the super bowl had a 49.7 television rating the highest in super bowl history. >>> for a third week in a row clint eastwood's controversial "american sniper" remains at the top of the box office. >> the man at the center is being honored at his home state. >> these marines keep doing what they're doing they will get are the -- shot off. >> they're marines and don't get the training we do. >> let's coach them up. >> over the weekend," american sniper" brought in more than $31 million setting a record for super bowl weekend earnings and texas governor announced it would be known as chris kyle day who was played by actor bradley cooper in that movie. >>> calling him the face of a larger force of freedom. some residents want to see a permanent dedication to america's deadliest sniper. >> i'd love to hear it. >> >> reporter: the teacher didn't know chris kyle or his family but his life inspired her. >> he's a good old texas boy. i just love the values of texans. i think we have a

and it has slowed up a little bit, but we're still see ging some of that void. we are not seeing too many vehicles, but you can see what is being pushed off to the side. a large accumulation of snow but it is still very slick out here on the blacktop. do watch out as you're going on the roadways. even though the plows are out here it is piling up very quickly. and it will just reaccumulate as we work throughout much of the day. we'll be out here in north wildwood, took us two hours and 45 minutes to get here. so that just goes to show you how bad the roads are and how slow it is. of course a lot of schools are closed. i'm matt delucia, "nbc 10 news." >>> we have been telling you south jersey central and southern delaware are the areas to see the highest snow totals from the storm. >> new castle county is getting a break from the bull's-eye. katy zachry is live for us in wilmington this morning. >> katy what is it look there? >> reporter: well, bill was showing us on the radar things are tapering off. take aún qook around me, it really has in the last half hour.

it's leader alan has been actuallistructed,ging the routes for over 30 years.wants to protect what is called jaguar corridors, the paths take as they move across the continent. >> if jaguars can roam freely he said their future may be ensured and columbia is key. >> we have been able to figure out where the corridor is and more importantly, we have been able to figure out whenre it is not, and what we have to save right now in order to protect that program i'll link linking the northern part of columbia to the central southern part of columbia. >> it will continue to be a sharoning wary for jaguars for years to come. in other parts of the country, massive farming, illegal mining and infrastructure are getting in the way threatening the cat's exist eps. sansera's investigators installed cameras to learn the cat's habits and decide if any intervention is needed. on this day, the camera caught birds, buffalos and farmers passing by. them at night, two jaguars. >> we have pilot projects in areas where jaguars might attack cattle or chickens and are then killed by r

misremembered incidences or stories or lies, they all basically kind of bolster brian williams' stand ging and it is not as if they were telling stories ha that undercut him or make him look bad. it was like a certain similar core to the all of them. all about, i'm in a danger zone. i'm a brave guy. >> yeah, well, if you think about it, what our memory for us is to predict the future but it's basically a story about our past. it's how we make sense of our lives and you are the center point of that story. so if you're going to have a distorted memory, most likely it's going to make you look better. and that is completely in keeping with this and it's possible this is a serial pattern but it's also possible he's making himself the center of his memories over time. that's not inconsistent with what we know about false memory. >> john, do you -- >> anderson, if i could add a point. first of all, i do not buy this was a false memory. i would certainly be much more forgiving if it were a soldier with multiple tours in iraq but let's say it was. in this journalism profession, you don't do stories

. >>> from beheading ging egyptian christians isis doesn't have a problem killing and threatening everyonethe muslim world on top of threatening the west. so what is the terror group's end game then? national security analyst peter bergen is joining us to discuss. this is something that -- a question that you have raised. a topic you have been talking about and also the subject of a new cover story for "the atlantic" where they look at this question in-depth. if you are at war with everyone even another terror group, al qaeda, then what is this group's end game? >> it's a very good question. i think that it's not a rationale strategy to make a world of enemies and isis has made not only as you said an enemy of al qaeda in syria but has brought 60 nations into the coalition against us and brought in the arab world and angered egypt with killing of these egyptian christians but if you look more deeply into beliefs, they believe that they are in a cosmic struggle between good and evil and they believe they're on the good side and they believe that we're in the end times. that the apocalypse i

they believe there is go ging to with be 5,000 of their fighters back and jesus will come to save the them. >> jesus saves the day for them? >> at jerusalem, jesus comes to earth at damascus and they're circled by the anti-messiah type of figure in jerusalem and jesus will come to their aid and save them. >> and again, it is a fascinating article, and i urge people to read it in "the atlantic." and it is really just fascinating. grae graeme, thank you so much. >>> more than a hundred patients at a california hospital warn they may have been exposed to a deadly bacteria. how it happened coming up and explosion of fire through an oil refinery. details on that ahead. woman: it's been a journey to get where i am. and i didn't get here alone. there were people who listened along the way. people who gave me options. kept me on track. and through it all my retirement never got left behind. so today, i'm prepared for anything we may want tomorrow to be. every someday needs a plan. let's talk about your old 401(k) today. there's nothing more romantic than a spontaneous moment. so why pause to

. >> we cannot win this war by killing ging them chblt we need in. we need to go after the root causes that leads people to join these groups. >> now, she went on to talk about lack of economic opportunity. is that the problem, farah? or is it something else? because as the british and others argue, the brynnitish government, a lot of the people who do this are not poor. the london bombers were not poor. mohammed atau came from an affluent family. >> we get into a lot of problems when we say theory are the thing that's are going to make things go bad. you have to be uneducated be poor, come from a broken home. you must be of this ethnicity or be male. we've proven all of those things wrong. what we have to do is we have to understand as i said it's the demographic. what's happened to my legalians. it's like a petrie dish. you can have the same thing in the petrie dish. depending on the light, sun and water, some things grow some don't. we need to be diligent understand that that's the case and we need to go back to the loel local level and understand

>> well the jordanian government is say ging that sajida al rishawi who was convicted and sentenced toth in jordan back in 2006 for her role in the suicide bombings that struck three jordanian hotels in 2005 is referred to the 9/11 of jordan along with another member of what used to be known as al qaeda in iraq which is the parent organization of isis and a man who was a close and top aide to the founder and leader of al qaeda in iraq jordanian born terrorist of al zawahiri who was killed in 2006 and both of these prisoners have been executed and they have been hanged to death in jordan this morning. okay. don. >> thank you, jomana. i want to bring in our panel who is a cnn analyst, and also again, jamomana, our correspondent in jordan is telling us that it has been announced that sajida al rishawi has been execute and another female prisoner has been hanged and that is what the jordanian government has been announcing. >> well, it is expected because the jordanians have said they that they will do it and it is carried through. with the murder of the jordanian pilot, and in the announc

from the "rolling stone"roll ging stones and the beatles to sam smith and adele, britain is famous for its popular music. nearly 1 in 8 albums sold around the world are by british artists and nearly 25% of all music consumed in europe last year is from the uk. now they're backing british museums to boost their music around the world. 13 acts have been given grants of up to 30,000 pounds by what's called the music export growth scheme, part of the uk trade and investment to help boost their careers overseas. so we're going to have a lot more on that -- oh, we are going to do the markets. this is a rare treat when i didn't bring my clicker. the markets have been expecteding, i should say, we haven't seen any big falls on the markets, certainly over the course of this week because they were expecting a deal. last minute or not, they were expecting a deal to be reached between, of course athens and the euro group. the markets will be certainly watching tomorrow's meeting and as i was saying to daniellea, the statement that comes out of that meeting. lots going on follow me on twitter, twee

imagine that you have a family, a large family of 100 pea people and that family is work ging together, but all the income that comes into that family goes to just one member of that family. i think the balance of the family would feel that that was not an equal opportunity arrangement. would you agree? >> i would. >> and it would be an arrangement in which that one member of if family would pres per greatly, but everyone else who has basic challenges and hopes and opportunities would find those closing because all the revenue from that family is going to just one member. and i look at the p conversation from my constituents who are seeing the incredible inflation in tuition for higher education. and they are looking at that and they are saying why is it that our father's generation managed to provide lower cost higher education to us so that we might thrive and that we have been fail ng that and you're saying we need to correct that. we may need to open the doors of opportunity to higher education. >> absolutely right. in fact, the president's proposal to make two years of community c