haifa hussein is his second. she is a popular actress from bahrain. couple married six years ago after appearing in a tv drama together. habib has four children with his first wife. >> the government of abu dhabi has decided to support the film production industry. it's invited a u.s. film academy to set up a branch in abu dhabi. the school offers one-year courses in acting, filming, and editing. all eight of the staff are westerners and have worked in hollywood. some 20 of the students are uae citizens and receive government support. most of the students will join the tv industry after they graduate. >> the school's principal is imad deir atany, an industry veteran of many years. >> it's 8:00 in the evening. after finishing his day job, habib heads for the sack. with ramadan fast approaching, he's busy shooting three different dramas at once. this story depicts three siblings who grow to hate each other as they quarrel over the assets of their recently deceased father. many families in abu dhabi are extremely affluent, and inheritance disputes are a

haifa was generally abandoned, empty. the israelis lost billions of dollars in revenue. they certainly don't want that to happen now. but it could escalate to that point given the volume of rockets and missiles hezbollah has received over these past several years. >> it could. but the three primary parties here israel iran and hezbollah, i suspect don't want a repeat of that. from the israeli side you're facing elections on march 17. you remember this. in '06, for 33 days half of the middle east's most preemptive military power was essentially closed space. hezbollah has rearmed and their high-trajectory weapons are more sophisticated, greater precision, more lethality. iran already stretched in syria, supporting assad and hezbollah supporting assad as well on the ground with fighters i suspect don't want a second -- >> i agree. i'm sure the israelis don't want this to escalate. i suspect the iranians don't. but there could be a miscalculation as we all know. >> logic and rationality don't always apply. >> stand by for a moment. elise, let's talk about that iron dome. yo

i did a little bit on haifa street for the elections and then went back in 06 and spent all that time and ramadi for the battle of ramadi. and then went back again in 08, was sent out west but then send our call for s.e.a.l. snipers to come to baghdad and help secure the green zone by going into sadr city. >> host: chris kyle why did you leave the seals in 2009? >> guest: being a s.e.a.l. is extremely tough on your marriage. we have got extremely high divorce rates. it was about 95% divorce and my wife and i constantly struggled trying to keep the marriage afloat and even when you are not deployed when you are come home your training is not at home so you are never really truly home. and it was causing stress on the marriage and i finally got to the point to where needed to decide is it going to be god country and family ores are going to be god, family, country and i chose to hang it up and quit and get everything back to my family now. >> host: and your wife is today a? and you have children as well? >> guest: yes sir i do. i have a son and a daughter. >> host: george lerner e-mails

people into getting an mmr by leading them to believe that measles has a high complication rate or a haifa: still doctor who works across town says the disney outbreak shut be a wake-up call to those who have opted out. about a quarter of those infected in california have ended up in the hospital. >> we hope they vaccinate their children appropriately. >> reporter: he says the rising number of cases might help pediatricians make a stronger argument to vaccine-hesitant parents who have been bombarded with conflicting information. >> we have great evidence to show what happens with measles. many people get very ill and some die. i think it gives us again, an example of the importance of vaccination, what a great public health tool it is in protecting the public. >> reporter: for "cbs this morning," ben tracy. >>> here's a question, if the secret service cannot detect a drone at the can? chip reid shows us how one company is trying to keep up with a looming threat from the air. >> gayle, no it is not magic. let me introduce you to the man behind the curtain, brian nearing, who has a company t