and that includes syria, where he said he will not hesitate to act. but he also stressed action needs to be part of a broad coalition, which is why the secretary of state, john kerry, is in the region drumming up support. in a moment we will hear from the president's counterterrorism adviser, but first this from our north america editor jon sobel. >> from the cooks and the bottle washers up to the president, coming together as america 11 13 yearsptember ago, when this country was under attack. was today, and the islamic state, that was of particular concern to the president last night. >> we will hunt down terrorists who threaten our country wherever they are. that means i will not hesitate to take action against isil in syria as well as iraq. this is a core principle of my presidency. if you threaten america, you will find no safe haven. >> launching airstrikes against syrian targets will be complex. president assad's sophisticated airstrikes -- air defenses them could target and versions and planes. also syria has been described as an intelligence b

he was red in the face and look uncomfortable, so she didn't hesitate to smash the front windshield and crawl through a small hole to unlock the door. no one else would help her. >> i felt like some people were kind of scared of me, didn't want to be liable, because the security guard was yelling that i could possibly be arrested for breaking the window. >> radkey will not face any charges, because of good samaritan law. the boy was a little dehydrated, but otherwise okay. police say his father is facing child endangerment charges, though, he was inside that store shopping for 40 minutes before his son was rescued. >>> and depending on the temperature, i mean, that can real affect a child. >> very lucky. >>> coming up in the next half hour, live with new

>> well, the president is not hesitating.as a matter of fact, august the 25th, he started the intelligence flights over syria. look at the success that we've had against isis in northern iraq and in kurdistan and so there are legal scholars who think that they need legislative authority for the president to strike in syria. i don't happen to agree with that. i think the president has the constitutional authority to do that. but because there is this ambiguity, that's why we ought to get rid of it. that's why we'll be offering the legislation. >> in a way you could help the president when you come back into session by putting this potentially up for a vote. in another way you could be hurting the president because then once congress potentially says yes to this and if he still does nothing, then where are we? >> well, the president has already done something and as a matter of fact, what he said today on his trip that he needed to put the coalition together. the american people have no patience to have american boots on the gr

when he said, i will not hesitate to take action against isil in syria.ouldn't he say the united states is going to launch air strikes in syria. why does he have to say i will not hesitate that kind of tentative phrasing? >> well i think, wolf, probably he need to get more intelligence where he need to go. need new got his partnerships in shape. there will not beimmediate air strikes in syria. he certainly opened the dar to thto -- door do that. clear there will be air strikes against isis forces, and target the leaders as he has done in yemen. >> a lot of criticism, michael, that the president, again, again, again, keeps telling isis there will be no u.s. combat boots on the ground no u.s. combat forces. nobody wants to send u.s. combat forces over there. the criticism, why does the president have to keep saying that, what do you think? >> i think he is not saying it for their benefit. he is saying it so he can build support at home for that which he is about to undertake. look, i think he was benefitted to night by the timing of the speech. david would

. >> a criminal who wants to make this gun look fake and just hesitate. >> reporter: they say it put law enforcement at risk in a shoot-don't shoot 'situation. >> the officers will be forced to shoot regardless if it has the plastic tip on it. >> reporter: the proposed bill was written after the shooting death of a teenager, lopez, killed by a sheriff's deputy who mistook his fake gun for a real one. in this case, if these real guns were used on police, even the slightest hesitation could just a tragedy. >> reporter: we have called others to see if they encountered similar things and they say it's not been the case so far and they hope it stays that way. >> today authorities identify add woman who burned body was found last thursday as a san jose mother of four. she was 35-year-old teresa calocci. investigators are looking for information about any cars or people seen in the area near morgan hill last thursday. >> we want to focus the investigation on where she was the last several hours and several days before she was found dead. >> today we found people posting photos and writing c

great depression great it is is that in so we said how can we show of all people who should have hesitated more? in the played with the medicine balls he found a medicine ball that was of little bits funny acting all macho so we played on that. this is too small to see in the you can see in the bottom row of the frame the he is knocked over by it. this is the way to capture the goofiest. one of many bad decisions. but john maynard keynes he wrote to roosevelt and a number of times we're not the cartoon that we contend. and john maynard keynes of frequent the father of all modern stimulus. but in fact, he was very subtle and in this particular letter to roosevelt he said that business would be too tired. and with that oriented prosecution we had us superhero in this book. he says to roosevelt that i paraphrase that you long to sink their evil villains but businessmen are domestic animals. they are not your enemy. but we've looked up china and england at that time. these words were mostly written in a letter and printed in the times he can see the work he put into it to have jokes about drip

i will not hesitate against isil in syria and iraq. if you threaten america, you'll find no safe haven. >> the behead he -- beheadings of two u.s. journalists. u.s. military personnel carried out 150 air strikes last month in iraq. in syria, they're using unmanned drones for intelligence gathering. japan's chief cabinet secretary has expressed support for obama's strategy. >> translator: the japanese government has always supported the u.s. fight against terrorism. >> he said a japanese leaders will work with their counter parts in other countries. >>> we asked an expert on middle east politics what he thinks of obama's plan. he is with the institute of energy economics japan. he says bombing syria could create new problems. >> although the united states and coalition forces of bombardment would add pressure to islamic militants in syria and also in iraq, without a workable and also coordinated operation with syria's bashar al a shad forces on the ground as well as the iraqi government forces, these kinds of bombardments alone would ne

when you have hesitation basically it is a symptom of a lack of a disciplined strategy. so what you want to do is bring in the discipline to avoid having to let's say be in a stock that is up. you ride it up, down, up, and at the end of the day you really haven't made anything -- >> are you saying the day i buy the stock i pay $20 for a stock and that day when i say it hits 40 or 50, whatever it is, i'm going to sell it? is that the discipline? >> there is a little bit of feel to this also. it depends on industry, volatility, particularly if i'm up 20% in a stock or so that is when i look at the stock just below the level. >> so you say don't sell all at once, that is the other point here, if the stock has gone up 25%, you don't want to dump 100%, you want to dump 25 or 50%. secondly if i bought stock at $100 a share, i ought to have in my head the point at which i am going to start aggressively selling on the down side, right? >> yes. >> is it only price-driven here or do i want to watch developments in the news if i hear that -- that an earnings number is not good, or

obama said he would not hesitate to take action inside syria, as well as in iraq. the president insisted there will be no american troops deployed to combat roles in iraq , but he did warn that eradicating the terrorists will take time. barack obama spoke last night from the white house. >> our objective is clear. we will degrade and ultimately destroyed issa -- i felt through a comprehensive and sustained counterterror strategy. we will have down terrorist who threaten our country wherever they are. that means i will not hesitate to take action against isil in syria, as well as in iraq. as i said before these american forces will not have a comic mission here we will not get dragged into another run war in iraq. >> barack obama also calling isis a cancer, that it will take a long time to eradicate. the american intelligence services working tirelessly to try to cut off supply lines and to fight about information they can about the group. let's look at the islamic state organization now, who they are. >> 21st century hellfire to bring back an ancient empire. in sev

as you said, they have been pretty hesitant the past few years. not even the spector of attacks the brits didn't want to do it. the american people didn't want to do it. what has changed here. one, the beheadings have electrified and horrified american popular opinion, which obama has to respect, but also temper, but at the tame tim same time the move into iraq represents something new. that's the threat to the region alabama lies as well. >> gentlemen, thank you all. that brings us to this edition of inside story. thanks for being with us. join us next time. >> coming up at 6:00 p.m. eastern on al jazeera. the video of steve sotloff's death has been determined to be authentic. >>> vladimir putin claims he could take ukraine in two weeks if he wanted to. >>> in atlantic city laid off casino workers apply for unemployment as casinos shut their doors for good.

as you said, they have been pretty hesitant the past few years. not even the spector of attacks the brits didn't want to do it. the american people didn't want to do it. what has changed here. one, the beheadings have electrified and horrified american popular opinion, which obama has to respect, but also temper, but at the tame tim same time the move into iraq represents something new. that's the threat to the region alabama lies as well. >> gentlemen, thank you all. that brings us to this edition of inside story. thanks for being with us. join us next time. >> this is what the wests' historic drought looks like. in california, farmers are struggling to irrigate their crops, but not far away sits this... the vast pacific ocean. and so here in carlsbad, north of san diego, the largest desalination plant in the western hemisphere is under construction at a cost of a billion dollars. and farther up the coast... >> we are in the lovely city of santa barbara at our desalination facility that was built during the last drought and we are looking at reac

and the fire department and dbi are kind of hesitant to accept that because in the event of a fire the smoke can travel freely between the corridor and the dwelling unit and by doing that you lose safe access because -- yeah. corridor could be easily tampered by the smoke. it's more difficult to maintain attainable exit in the event of fire so that's where the hesitation comes from. >> mr. walker. >> maybe there's no way to resolve this. i'm not a builder, but one of my main concerns six months ago when it came before us, was not only can we do this, but the cost associated especially for remodels. that 30% of threshold that triggers this to me is not that much. you put in a new foundation, like, some exclamations here is not that much of a remodel so to me it's a disincentive for small property owners to take on some remodeling they should do. my main concern is for existing units, not for new builds, not for skyscrapers. someone told me you could do anything if you have unlimited money. just kinds of merging there with president mccarthy. yes, anything is possible if you're willing t

as you said, they have been pretty hesitant the past few years. not even the spector of attacks the brits didn't want to do it. the american people didn't want to do it. what has changed here. one, the beheadings have electrified and horrified american popular opinion, which obama has to respect, but also temper, but at the tame tim same time the move into iraq represents something new. that's the threat to the region alabama lies as well. >> gentlemen, thank you all. that brings us to this edition of inside story. thanks for being with us. join us next time. >> >> announcer: this is al jazeera. >>> from al jazeera is headquarters in doha, this is the newshour. targetting the islamic state group in iraq. the u.s. launches a new round of air strikes. [ explosion ] >>> unrest in yemen. more than 70 killed in days of fighting north of the capital. >> ukraine's ceasefire on the verge of collapse as

as you said, they have been pretty hesitant the past few years. not even the spector of attacks the brits didn't want to do it. the american people didn't want to do it. what has changed here. one, the beheadings have electrified and horrified american popular opinion, which obama has to respect, but also temper, but at the tame tim same time the move into iraq represents something new. that's the threat to the region alabama lies as well. >> gentlemen, thank you all. that brings us to this edition of inside story. thanks for being with us. join us next time. >> on "america tonight": raising the stakes, the white house vows brutal punishment for the fighters of the islamic state. >> they should know we will follow them to the gates of hell. until they are brought to justice. >> you about how far will the president go to avenge the deaths of americans? at the hands of the fighters seeking greater control from their strong holds in iraq, and syria. >>> also tonight. pregnant addicts face their devastating drug habits and the long arm of the law. >>

as you said, they have been pretty hesitant the past few years. not even the spector of attacks the brits didn't want to do it. the american people didn't want to do it. what has changed here. one, the beheadings have electrified and horrified american popular opinion, which obama has to respect, but also temper, but at the tame tim same time the move into iraq represents something new. that's the threat to the region alabama lies as well. >> gentlemen, thank you all. that brings us to this edition of inside story. thanks for being with us. join us next time. >>> at the top of this hour, we're taking you straight to newport in wales, where we have the secretary general addressing the commission. let's listen in to what he has got to say. >> we call on russia to end its illegal and self declared annexation of crimea, which we do not recognize. we call on russia to pull back its troops from ukraine, to stop the flow of arms fighters and s

she did not hesitate to smash the front window, and crawled through a small hole to unlock the door,utting her arms in the process. >> i smashed it and it broke right away, the window, i fit like it was worth the risk. >> now, she won't face any charges, because of a good samaritan law. that little boy was a little dehydrated but otherwise okay. his father, though, is facing child endangerment charges. >>> well it, has been rough year for general motors. it is only getting worse. we'll tell you about the latest problem forcing the auto maker to recall hundreds every thousands of cars. and we'll have this. >> no, no,o, no! oh, brain yack's battling crime on the newest thriller, debuting on cbs-3 tonight. we have sneak peak at scorpian, and, what makes this new show so different? that's coming up. >> let's get traffic and weather together. >> monday morning will start off with a transition. weekends got nice and warm, certainly was nice little dose of summer as we officially wrapped up the final weekend of the season here, but today, starting to feel a lot more like fall. much of the w

. >> no place for hesitation. hesitation will never help to get rid of these phenomenon.esitation might encouraging these groups to move in a better and more organized way against all of us. and we have to say here, that any security movement again is terrorism, in order to get it's good results must be accompanied by a serious movement to defeat the thoughts behind those terrorists and to stop financing these terroristic groups. >> well, joining us now an iraqi poll six, also a former member of parliament, thank you for being wayus on al jazeera. >> you're welcome. >> so what you heard from the u.s. secretary of state, also from the saudi foreign minister, were you satisfied or do you want to hear something else. >> i am not satisfied. they already noted there should be something on the ground. all the forces international society, others they can participate there. their air force, we need on the ground. so i think the role will be plays by iraqis themselves. not only by iraqis but the people on the ground on the provinces which is their -- the islamic state. so this is

you will not hesitate to conduct more action against this terrorist organization.o one last question. the complexity of this region, and the importance of the arab nations getting together with this u.s.-led coalition and these are sunni majority countries getting together with this u.s.-led coalition, given a couple of very important regional moments over the past 24, 48 hours. important that the hutis in yemen and a shia-led group are gaining some significant ground down in yemen. and then the overarching story out of iran, will they, won't they get involved covertly or overtly? are they already involved on the ground? should they be as far as jordan is concerned, should iran be allowed into the fold to help combat what is this scourge they call isis? i'm not sure that we still have the jordanian minister. okay. we've lost him for the time being. these were your two points and very well made, just as we have these sunni led brethren going after a group that fight in the name of sunni islam. so you have these shia movements, not the least out of yemen, a proxy war

and the people vaccine hesitant were miscalculating and that was interesting. it was depressing because it was like do we have to block you or stop that? we tried not to. we tried to keep it open as long as we could vment so the only strong thing i would say is that people are in tterested, the conversation is worth having, open it up and try not to control it. most people just wanted to have the conversation and provide them with good information. >> so i would also like to add i think there is important parallels in the vaccine context to the conversations going on now for a decade or more in terms of patient role in medical decision making. that we no longer exist in a society in which the physician says we are going to do this and do surgery and you have no choice. and that evolution has been important. and the challenge is how do we inform patients -- patients are not medical experts. they need enough information to get the gist of the tradeoffs that are faced to understand the ways their values enter into this and the ways in which they need to respect th

. >> i will not hesitate to action in syria as well as iraq. this is a core principle of my presidency. if you threaten america, you will find no safe haven. >> a stark reversal from when the president said the guiding principle is merely don't do stupid stuff. after consulting with king abdullah. now, the president is calling on congress to amp up support. >> the result is that people see american weakness, a lack of resolve. >> the president weeks ago mocked syrian rebels, deflecting criticism from clinton. >> it's always been a fantasy this, idea that we could provide some light arms or even more sows fi ti indicated arms to what was essentially an opposition made up of former doctors pharmacists and so forth. >> the president took u.s. ground troops off the table. and he stressed this would be more like u.s. drone campaigns that had mixed success. >> strategy of taking out terrorists. >> asked what it will take, 51% say it will require ground troops, 47% say air strikes. 22%, unsure. whether the u.s. should be doing more, 76% say yes. 15% s

. >> that's part of their hesitation. other part of hesitation that all armies are worried about. they have never been tested in battle. not recently. none of their rulers can be 100% certain their armies will hold up. u.s. has far greater combat experience in this part of the world than armies in this part of the world. >> is turkey offering anything? >> they are offering behind the scenes intelligence help and logistical help. you can use bases to do rescue missions but not combat missions. that doesn't make a lot of sense. the challenge for john kerry and the obama administration is to lean on turkey more and get a bigger commitment. >> thank you very much. appreciate it. >> any time. >> interesting discussion. all right. coming up next, women coming out to support ray rice. the player who knocked out his then fiance. hear why. plus, did sarah palin and her family get into a brawl at a party in alaska. there's word of alcohol, fighting and a 50th birthday involved. whenwork with equity experts who work with regional ex

what concerns me most about this report is that agents said they were hesitant. agents in this agency said they were hesitant to raise security concerns with their supervisors. ladies and gentlemen, something is awfully wrong with that picture. the secret service is supposed to be the most elite protective force in the world, yet four days went by before they discovered the white house had been shot seven times. then 2012 there was the prostitution scandal in colombia. it has little to do with tactical issues, it seriously damaged the agency's credibility. the secret service must not only carry out its detauties with th highest degree of excellence and effectiveness. it also must maintain a reputation which matches that performance. as the chairman said, much of what deters people from trying to pierce the protective veil of the secret service is the reputation. it must be one of excellence and effectiveness. today's witness was a appointed as the director of the secret service last year to help restore the agency's standing. she has had a distinguished 30-year c

i will not hesitate to take action against isil in syria and iraq.s is a core principle of my presidency. if you threaten america, you will find no safe haven. >> now, france is reportedly ready to participate in u.s.-led air strikes on isis targets in iraq. but when it comes s ts to mili action in syria, the foreign minister reportedly said, the situation there was different. the french president is set to visit iraq on friday. a number of various meetings taking place to address this threat. president obama says the u.s. will degrade and ultimately destroy isis. but what do we know about its military capability and recruitment? for some answers, let's bring in ivan watson, currently in hong kong but spent much time in northern iraq. ivan, based on what you've seen and heard and experienced, you've really got a good sense of the nature of this threat. is this exactly what the kurdish fighters want? is the strategy, as far as it's been announced so far, likely to be enough? >> certainly the kurds are very pleased with the flow of assistance, weapons

i will not hesitate to take action against isil in syria and iraq.is a corporate simple, if you threaten -- this is a core principle, if you threaten america you will find no safe haven. chinese inflation, fueled bets with the government without stimulus. this is a 2.2% estimate. saysof england, carney scotland may need reserves of 150 billion pounds without sterling. it'scotland planned to and union with england. >> we have contingency plans. we would obviously implement them if it all -- if at all required in the short-term to support financial stability. >> let's stick with scotland here in "on the move." they may decide to leave edinburgh regardless of the outcome. let's bring in countdown a core -- countdown anchor, anna edwards. yesterday,id it although these banks saying they may see it as necessary to redomicile their headquarter south of the border's, one assumes. with a yes vote. what it might do to their credit rating and they're worried about their cost to borrow. out, the is pointing stock is bouncing this morning. that is taking away a

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. >> i will not hesitate to action in syria as well as iraq. this is a core principle of my presidency. if you threaten america, you will find no safe haven. >> a stark reversal from when the president said the guiding principle is merely don't do stupid stuff. after consulting with king abdullah. now, the president is calling on congress to amp up support. >> the result is that people see american weakness, a lack of resolve. >> the president weeks ago mocked syrian rebels, deflecting criticism from hillary clinton. >> it's always been a fantasy this, idea that we could provide some light arms or even more sows fi ti indicated arms to what was essentially an opposition made up of former doctors pharmacists and so forth. >> the president took u.s. ground troops off the table. and he stressed this would be more like u.s. drone campaigns that had mixed success. >> strategy of taking out terrorists. >> asked what it will take, 51% say it will require ground troops, 47% say air strikes. 22%, unsure. whether the u.s. should be doing more, 76% say ye

most were hesitant, not wanting to jeopardize their jobs. but a few hours later, i got a message.ne of the workers i met at the dining hall just contacted me. he wants to talk to us about his story. it isn't easy to talk openly on this base even though he's right here. so we're trying to find a place to meet. the worker asked us to conceal his identity and alter his voice. we'll call him "ravi". he told us to meet him at an empty part of the base, after he finished his shift. >> ravi told us he was tricked into working in afghanistan for a salary that was less than half of what he was promised. it started when a friend back home introduced ravi to a recruiting agent, who told him that for a hefty fee, he could get a job in afghanistan working for dyncorp. he would fly to dubai, where he would connect with dyncorp and then travel to the base. >> but there was a catch. the job at dyncorp didn't actually exist. instead, the agent housed ravi in a work camp in dubai. after three weeks, the agent told him that for an additional fee, he could get ravi a job with a subcontractor - ecolog

the meeting is attended by four local farmers who are hesitant to make the switch.omjit is one of them. the farmers speak out with concern. he responds to them one by one. although the farmers want to switch over to organic agriculture, there are still various issues that need to be ironed out. currently accredited organic farmers in laos can only sell their produce at organic markets in three provinces. each village delivers its produce to the nearest market. it takes three hours for the farmers to transport their products to a village with a market that's held three times a week. these limited sales cover the expansion of organic farming. vientene is full of potential viz opportunities. thatsany has come to see what he can do. he visits a luxury restaurant that caters to middle and upper class. one of selling points is its generous use of vegetables. he's never dealt directly with end users before. after waiting for 20 minutes, the owner appears. he did a sales pitch but the owner is dubious. he tries to convince the owner of the high quality of the produce. unfor

that means i will not hesitate to take action against isil in syria as well as iraq. corporate couple of my presidency. if you threaten america, you will find no safe haven. the ackermann -- the acronym used to describe isis in syria. yesterday lending support for the iraqi government and try to get commitments from the iraqis as to how they would play a role in dealing with the islamic state. -- we also understand the jordanians will play a role in this broad coalition that america lands to leave the -- plans to lead against the islamic state. >> this is not a repeat of the war in iraq, yes? >> there are obvious differences. i suppose in a sense, it is the iraqi government that wants the u.s. to be involved in this and it will be supporting the iraqi government in the fight against these sunni extremists. the iraqis want them there. such as jordan and saudi arabia want this as well. from an american presence perspective and his relationship with the voters, the most important difference between this and previous iraqi incursions is that there will be no u.s. boots on

that means i will not hesitate to take action against isol in syria as well as iraq. this is a core principle of my presidency. if you threaten america you will find no safe haven. second, we will increase our support to forces fighting these terrorists on the ground. in june, i deployed several hundred american service members to iraq to assess how we can best support iraqi security forces. now that those teams have completed their work and iraq has formed a government we will send an additional 475 service members to iraq. as i have said before these american forces will not have a combat mission. we will not get dragged into another ground war in iraq. but they are needed to support iraqi and kurdish forces with training, intelligence and equipment. we'll also support iraq's efforts to stand up national guard units to help sunni communities secure their own freedom from isol's control. across the border in syria we have ramped up our resistance to the syrian opposition. tonight i call on congress again to give us additional authorities and resources to train and eq

he and his wife or hesitant to come to this area. much a furs very trading village. very small. we knowcapital city today. and his wife, to show her sense of humor, supposedly said to him, minnesota, where is that, denmark? it was an unfamiliar place to people in the eastern part of the united states. as a good wife, in those days, she realized her fortunes lay with her husband and they ended up moving to st. paul and arrived in may of 1849. the house we are in was completed in 1872. it took four years to build. 1872, they moved in. previously to this house, they called it their mansion house. they got the idea for building they spent inars washington, d.c., when he was a senator. it was the same style in the georgetown suburb of d.c. so they knew they really wanted to have their mansion reflective of what was being built on the east coast. that sign they had arrived in a home they felt they deserved, for a family home and also for entertaining. have over 14,000 artifacts attached to the site. that is remarkable for any historic site. the collections are stored here on site. som

why are you calling a war on isis and why has the president been hesitant to call it a war. >> you asked if he was preparing the country for war. he was preparing for this against isil. that's what we are doing. there was no debate between the white house and pentagon. you heard kerry, the pentagon and josh on friday under score that inasmuch as we have been at war with al qaeda, we are at war are isis. >> the democrats in general, you don't like to refer to these -- to this attack on al qaeda as a war. you didn't like the phrase war on terror. is that what this is about? >> well, no, chuck. you're confusing our position with a againization. this effort against isil we will undertake with a broad coalition. it's not like the war in iraq. but rather this is something that is targeted and it's a war we have to win. >> we have polling that we're just releasing this more than. 62% of the country supports what the president wants to do. 68% don't believe it will work. why do you think that the public is supportive but skeptical that this will work? >> this is obviously a complicated effort. t

his leadership is needed as a continuing voice on the cac i know within the richmond corridor it's hesitate vanilla for the richmond as par as we call it and the reconvening of richmond lizards and the whole geary corridor i know that gary appreciates his advice and i'm hoping you'll join me in supporting brian larkin to the cac and any other questions or comments >> can we have a roll call to reappoint bryan. >> supervisor breed. >> oh, i'm sorry. >> no, no that's fine - i was going to make the motion thank you. >> so i. >> supervisor kim's supervisor campos absent supervisor yee item passes. >> thank you congratulations and thank you for your service mr. larkin mr. clerk please call the next. >> item 5 appointment of one member to the rapid transit. >> good morning, chair deputy city attorney nor planning the rapidly citizens advisory committee is composed of 13 members 5 appointed by the san francisco over this summer we lost the asset from outer mission due to professional and the commitment issues with this member we reopened the application process and one of the candidates are here w

i will not hesitate to take action in syria as well as iraq. this is a principal of my perez dense. if you threaten -- presidency. if you threaten america you will find no safe haven. second, we will increase our support on the ground. in june i deployed several hundred to iraq to assess how we can best support iraqi security forces. now that those teams completed their work and iraq formed a government we will send 475 service members to iraq. as i said before these american forces will not have a combat mission. we will not get dragged into another ground war in iraq but they are needed to support forces with training and intelligence and equipment. we will also support iraq's efforts to stand up to help sunni communities secure their own freedom. across the boarder in syria we wrapped up assistance to the opposition. tonight i call on congress again to give us additional authorities and resources to train and equipment these fighters. and the fight we cannot rely on a regime that terrorists its own people. we must strengthen the opposition while prusuing the solution necessary to

. >> sandy, no hesitation? >> not to get involved in the case certainly not and we felt strongly that after proposition 8 passed, it was terrible for california but it sent such a negative message to the children in our state that the they couldn't count on -- they couldn't count on the government to protect them if they are growing up gay in our state and in terms of our own involvement, we felt like we were at a good place in our lives to commit stoto something like that because we had solid stable careers, stable family life. our children were growing up. i never once wished we hadn't done it, but it was certainly a major investment, far more than we anticipated but i would echo what chris said. it was very much worth it because we just never took our eye off of the prize and the california. >> would you recommend to people you just meet to be petitioners in a major precedent-setting national case? sounds like a great idea. >> if you feel deeply passionate about an issue and you can see no other path forward

that means i will not hesitate to take action against isil in syria, as well as iraq. this is a core principle of my presidency. if you threaten america, you will find no safe haven. second, we will increase our support to forces fighting these terrorists on the ground in june i deployed several hundred american service members to iraq to assess how we can best support iraqi security forces. now that those teams have completed their work and iraq has formed a government, we will send an additional 475 service members to iraq. as i've said before, these american forces will not have a combat mission. we will not get dragged into another ground war in iraq but they are needed to support iraqi and kurdish forces with training, intelligence, and equipment. we'll useless support iraq's efforts to stand up national guard units to help sunni communities secure their own freedom from isil's control. across the border in syria, we have ramped up our military assistance to the syrian opposition. tonight, i call on congress again to give us additional authorities and resources to

that means i will not hesitate to take action against isil in syria as well as iraq. this is a core principle of my presidency. if you threaten america, you will find no safe haven. second, we will increase our support to forces fighting these terrorists on the ground. in june i deployed several hundred american service members to iraq to assess how we can best support iraqi security forces. now that those teams have completed their work and iraq has formed a government, we will send an additional 475 service members to iraq. as i've said before, these american forces will not have a combat mission. we will not get dragged into another ground war in iraq. but they are needed to support iraqi and kurdish forces with training, intelligence and equipment. we'll also support iraq's efforts to stand up national guard units to help sunni communities secure their own freedom from isil's control. across the border in syria, we have ramped up our military assistance to the syrian opposition. tonight i call on congress again to give us additional authorities and resources to tr

hesitation should never take place in the battlefield.9-year-old marine was on fox news and said at the rules of engagement have to be modified before we going to war again. son when he came home from deployment, we would talk. sometimes i would hear him say things. family and ind in christ. i want to say, is there something that could have been done? those words never left the tip of my tongue because i love my son too much to ever put any hesitation in his mind if he were in front of the enemy. , the peopleyou this and washington, d.c., senior military leaders are doing it every day. ac-130 was tonight at multiple times to engage the enemy. even though there was 0%. ourme tell you this folks, warriors are fighting a vicious, savage enemy. i will to you today, the greatest killing filled for our war fighters has been opened up it mustngton, d.c. and be stopped. it must be stopped. is up to us, the american citizens. it is not just about [indiscernible] said, manywhat ken are getting doubt. many's are season operators that have been there

what you are expressing is a concern for many americans feel immense by many americans are hesitant for us to get involved because they are concerned the person we are helping today that pretends to be our ally today isn't our ally tomorrow. i'm interested in the president's tone tonight, i want to see a tough president, a president who has follow through on policy and in terms of this idea has to convince the american people, i don't think that is true. if you look at the polling's, they are worried about isis, they want us to be more involved, they want a president will be a leader in that who will know what he is doing and not be so back and forth. they want a confident president. >> new polling shows majority of americans support military action against isis. 61% of those responded to a new "wall street journal" nbc poll says military action against the terror group is in our national interest, only 13% say that it is not. when asked what kind of most response would be appropriate, this action is the to do airstrikes. this is a big switch, a big switch. >> obviously the awareness th

bad dodger, hesitation pitch, boo ball.he was a notorious trash talk out of that african tradition. why are you bringing that bat up to the plate? it ain't nothing but wood. he loved to make those kinds of statements about my greatness, his greatness on the mound. and the fans loved that. he more than once at the understand of the inning. absolutely incredible. more than once. if anybody did that, it would have been a home run. and it was always satchel paige to the rescue. there's a classic showdown between him and josh gibson. gibson is the greatest hitter in the negro baseball league. whites call him josh gibson, the black babe ruth. black folks say, no, babe ruth is the white josh gibson. there was a game in forbes field, pittsburgh, who was playing for the home state grays against the chicago american giants. they were doing a series. he hit a home run. center field home run that when it cleared center field, it was still going up. and up. and people watched it fade away out in the distance. they foregood to even appla

. >> i will not hesitate to action in syria as well as iraq. this is a core principle of my presidency. if you threaten america, you will find no safe haven. >> a stark reversal from when the president said the guiding principle is merely don't do stupid stuff. after consulting with king abdullah. now, the president is calling on congress to amp up support. >> the result is that people see american weakness, a lack of resolve. >> the president weeks ago mocked syrian rebels, deflecting criticism from hillary clinton. >> it's always been a fantasy this, idea that we could provide some light arms or even more sows fi ti indicated arms to what was essentially an opposition made up of former doctors pharmacists and so forth. >> the president took u.s. ground troops off the table. and he stressed this would be more like u.s. drone campaigns that had mixed success. >> strategy of taking out terrorists. >> asked what it will take, 51% say it will require ground troops, 47% say air strikes. 22%, unsure. whether the u.s. should be doing more, 76% say ye