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standing by live now for us is cnn's isa soares. >> reporter: good morning, john. it is a very big day here in the u.k. in about an hour or so from now, mps will meet behind me in the commons. they will debate whether to agree to air strikes in iraq. it is important we make that distinction. that is just iraq. prime minister cameron will begin his speech. his speech will be along the lines of what we heard on thursday. he was outlining the legal parameters for air strikes in iraq. saying it is based on international law and legitimate. after that mps will get into debate. many expecting they will get heated. the foreign secretary philip hammond whom i'll speak to in a moment will support the motion but there will be many questions asked among mps among the lines of how long will the u.k. be involved and how much will it cost and is there an exit strategy. all these questions are fundamental and i'm sure it will get very very heated. overall, the major part is expecting this to pass and for prime minister cameron to be honest with you, john it is crucial because if

standing by live now for us in london is cnn's isa soares., a big moment for david cameron. >> reporter: absolutely. good morning, john. big vote expected to start in 15 minutes or so from now. if i checked big ben which is correct behind me. what is expected to start off with is david cameron making a speech. similar in terms of tone we heard at u.n. on thursday making out a legal case and carefully making legal case for air strikes in iraq. i want to clarify toward you as we talk about air strikes only in iraq. that is the motion on the table for parliament. not talking about syria. i spoke about 20 minutes ago to the u.k. foreign secretary and i asked him how realistic is that and how confident is he that it will go through. he is confident and substantial majority will vote on this. he said, of course, many will seek assurances. others will have concerns. people i have been speaking to in last two days, john, they have been asking about what kind of strategy will the u.k. have in iraq. how long and how much will it cost and what are the -

in the now post an isa now i asked british m.p. george galloway who's to blame for the events of the past couple of months i think that the israeli government is the only responsible side for the recent violence that we've seen what about how did they bear responsibility for the violence. well the palestinian resistance has for almost seventy years being trying to restore their country to the map it was wiped off the map and the palestinian people scattered to the four corners of the earth no nobody would accept you wouldn't accept my country wouldn't accept it if foreigners come and steal your country and wipe off the map and take your house and drive you out you're going to struggle to return and it is their lead go and moral right of the palestinian people to resist the occupation of their country. well this weekend george galloway was attacked in london apparently for his comments on israel in his exclusive interview he shared the story with an isa i was in the street around seven thirty seven thirty five in the evening it was

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. >> reporter: isa, the confusion was over a phone conversation between russian president vladimir putin and poroshenko. there were reports that these two leaders agreed to a cease-fire, which would have been big news. but quickly, moscow clarified the reports were false, russia was not a party to this conflict and mr. putin was not authorized to announce a cease-fire. and then kiev and moscow clarified that the two leaders had agreed to a framework, to the conditions with which a cease-fire would be put in place, and those conditions included an end to military operations in southeastern ukraine, a pulling out of troops, and establishment of a humanitarian corridor, where refugees and victims could get out of the battle zone and humanitarian aid could get in. and international monitors would be put in place to make sure the conditions would be met. yesterday, mr. poroshenko delivered another message saying he was hopeful these conditions would be put in place as early as tomorrow, friday, when all sides of this conflict would once again meet in belarus, but late yesterday prime minister

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and they say that is illegal, christiane. >> isa suarez, thank you so much. while the focus turns elsewhere in europe, here the prime minister says this question is closed, at least for another generation. that does it for this hour of our special coverage. i'm christiane amanpour in edinburgh. early start is coming up for our viewers in the upt. for our international viewers, coverage continues. a day at the spa is essential for rejuvenating your spirit. you owe me this cause i clean your tushy. but i'll settle for a toddler yogurt facial any day. all done, mommy. hey, love that yogurt. it's good stuff. you uh, you got a little something... hmm, it happens. yogurt is number 14 of my 20. the new amex everyday credit card with no annual fee. still good. make 20 or more purchases in a monthly billing period, and earn 20% more rewards. it's membership that rewards you for the things you already buy, everyday. what's your 20? >>> breaking news. scotland rejects independence. voting to remain part of the united kingdom. we are live with the reaction. >>> congress

i'm isa soares. these are our top stories at this hour. these videos are highly produced and highly edited. our brian todd takes a closer look into the isis propaganda machine. >>> you know what it's like to have a hot flash so bad it sets your dress on fire? >> she was a legend on the stage and on television, we look back at the life and work of the late comedian joan rivers. >> we begin this hour with a number of developments in the fight against isis, first, u.s. secretary of state john kerry will be called to testify before congress to explain the obama administration's plans for fighting the terrorist group. the house foreign affairs chairman says the committee needs to hear a comprehensive strategy at the september 16 meeting. australia's defense department says it has successfully completed a second delivery of military equipment to northern iraq. tony abbott said on wednesday he was prepared to make australian jets available for air strikes on isis targets. the u.s. is looking to its nato partners to try to build a consensus on a s

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ultimately, the feet isa the same way we have got after al qaeda.sed the fact that we have killed a leader of auch evolved in somalia. we have been very systematic and methodical and going after these kind of organizations. that the liberation, we promised to do it right. have no dow, we will continue, and i will continue to do what is necessary to protect the people. >> thank you, mr. president. i want to follow up on what you are saying about iso-. are those the same things in your mind? secretary kerry says that there is no containing them. you talked about the importance on the ground and in building up capacity on the ground. do you think that airstrikes are not going to do it here? did you expect the syrian army to do what is needed on the ground? >> you cannot contain an organization to that much territory. killing that many innocents and enslaving that many women. the goal has to be -- if you look at what happened with al qaeda, where their primary base was, you initially put them back , you systematically narrow their scope of action. you s

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there will still be isa there. the free syrian army, we may train them in saudi arabia as apparently what we're planning to do. will they ever be an existential threat to isis? nobody thinks they will. why do we believe the steps the american people are willing to let this president take will constitute an effective way to get rid of isil? that's our biggest problem. isis will be there after all this stuff is done and they'll be he edding our people at will and nothing we're talking about doing the that the american people will let him do will stop it. >> he wants to get by congress and the american people. questions being raised by some experts are, you know, how honest is he going to be? he's framing it as not a military action but counterterrorism. what we've done successfully in pakistan, yemen, somalia, in, you know, afghanistan at times. but it really does involve boots on the ground. these are not hundreds of thousands of american ground forces, but they are special forces, and they have boots. and those are

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of the biggest mistake that has been made in analysis of al qaeda is that khorasan is in --al quad isa had core operatives in several country for years. >> reporter: today the state deputy denied there is a connection. >> they are afilliated work i would not character it that way. >> reporter: to justify the president's claim that al qaeda is on the run, way white house spokesman has nearly defined the senior leadership. >> threat is by core al queda, a network based on afghan, pakistan border. >> reporter: but they acknowledge that members are not dead or decimated but just relocateed. >> they had to flee to try to find a safe haven to carry out attacks against the west. >> reporter: and they are bringing former enemies together, isis and al qaeda affiliate in syria, of which khorasan is part are holding war planning meetings to put their differences aside, isis and the front are battling to lead the global jihadist movement. a military intelligence official sells fox news that bong had -- obama administration had options to the table to target the leaders of khorasan troop group. but

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. >> reporter: he also says he's kejed -- >> what we know isa floor many jihadists inside the joust, we see them in the chat line, that's what we midwestern is more than the returning fighters or those crossing the borders from the south. >> reporter: with so much focus on the terror group isis, the administration sounded -- connected to the internet. >> cyber is the greatest national security threat that america has not ready to handle. i have never seen anything quite like it and it's ramping up. >> reporter: lawmakers claim that's -- the top democrat on house intelligence says the massive edward snowden leak has cost america dearly. >> he gave out sources and methods. >> the isis threat, while there's a lot of focus on those traveling to syria to join the fight u the fbi is also doing everything possible to understand what presence or connections the terror group has here in the united states. >> all right, mike, thank you. >>> nfl commissioner roger goodell says he needs to get his house in order but will not resign after a string of domestic violence incidents involving his play

view isa responsible just because you can't criminally charge an individual, even though there mightn individuals who we might've been able to have circumstances were different, you walk away from the enterprise. there is good the can be done, reform the can be put in place, examples that can be set for the folks also. , thefore the guilty pleas conventional wisdom was bringing a criminal case against the financial institutions was tantamount to a death sentence. obvious the, both of those companies are still very much in business. what is the lesson there? are there a lot of lessons there? i really never bought the argument that a lot of people had an incentive to make over time. that iffor companies, any prosecutor had the temerity to indict a financial institution, that that was a death sentence. i think there is reason to be cautious, and reason to make sure you don't have unintended .ontribution -- consequences the pendulum can swing too far. in this case, the pendulum did swing too far. i made a point of saying this before. a lot of people began to scream from the hilltops that

. >> isa, thank you so much for join us from barcelona. right, it was the spanish prime minister who just before the referendum here who warned the scots, don't think you're going to join the eu if you vote for independence. it could take another eight years or so before we consider your application. obviously that was a particular point of view from the prime minister of spain who does not want to have this independence referendum in his own country. so much potential fallout from this rev represeferendum. as we've been saying a political earthquake has arrived, nonetheless. we'll be back with continuing coverage at the top of the hour. we're going to take a short break right now. so what we're looking for is a way to "plus" our accounting firm's mobile plan. and "minus" our expenses. perfect timing. we're offering our best-ever pricing on mobile plans for business. run the numbers on that. well, unlimited talk and text, and ten gigs of data for the five of you would be... one-seventy-five a month. good calculating kyle. good job kyle. yo

isa soares reports for us from barcelona. >> reporter: hours after the scots voted after independencea defining catalan government approved a new resolution allowing referendums to take place this their region and now outside parliament, a loud reminder to politicians of the chants of the movement. people singing the catalonia nchn a anthem yelling we will vote. they're hoping a referendum will be called on november 9th. earlier he sent this message to madrid. >> if in madrid they think that only using the legal frameworks they can stop the political will of the majority of the catalan people, they are wrong. it's a big mistake. >> reporter: but he faces an uphill battle because the spanish government in madrid opposes any move towards independence saying it is unconstitutional and is expected to block it. still, many catalan politicians here seem unfazed. >> maybe next week we have two choice, to be -- to be loyal to the political programs, the agenda we have voted for and we as members of parliament, we have to follow what people has elected us to do. >> reporter: call force a refer

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police tell kcnn the suspect isa black man. >> then an after duty police officer was sprayed with gunfires personal vehicle. this was near the airport. now that officer wasn't hit. and we do not have descriptions of the suspects in that case. >> a lot of details to sort out here at this point. neither incident is thought to be tide to the

a rare occasion where an american appellate president isa u.n. meeting of the security council. the foix is on foreign fighters. it matters to our viewers because you've got some fear inside the united states government right now that there are folks who were trained by isis, potentially khorason as well, who are potentially in western europe and the united states trying to launch terror attacks. so this affects everyone's security. interesting, the president is now using the threat from isis, the threat from this other terror group, khorason, to justify this military action when, shep, you and i both know going back to january what the president was saying about these al qaeda offshoots. they're just the jv squad. just because you put on a lakers uniform, you're not kobe bryant. now he's saying these kinds of guys have the varsity. so much so we've got to expand from iraq into syria. >> they have had a very hard time with the narrative. >> no doubt about it. >>> let's bring in ambassador nicholas burnes now, a professor of practice of diplomacy and international politics at har

the question is whether is the collective happening, the way that 70 2k works isa it authorizes certain intelligence that it sees to basically mass collect information going through foreign servers so long as they are targeted not u.s. persons, reasonably believed to be outside the united states. the result is, they can't target a communication that they know that you're a party to. but the way that technology works, it's just inevitable, everything going through these fiber optic cables, they're going to collect millions and millions of u.s. persons anyway, so they're probably picking up your phone calls accidentally. >> the reason that we have talked the bulk of this conversation got foreign threats and fear of terrorism, is it possible that once again privacy concerns will be overwhelmed by this wave of concern about terrorists? >> i think particularly the younger generation doesn't share many of our privacy concerns, and so i think it will be interesting to see where it goes. but i think a lot of issues are being overwhelmed by the talk in washington that as someone who lives in col

what's going on in the book but also a dynamic that's going going to go on today and was happy with isa to al-qaeda was bad. they did a lot of things. don't take their cigarettes way, that's bad but they are also saying your daughter, she is my wife know. the locals had no say in that matter. they were killing people in pretty graphic and violent ways. and i think the people of fallujah and the national insurgents started looking around going, we know the u.s. military is leaving. the last couple of years they've been very, very professional and that iraqis to me that the very balanced to approach to things. these al-qaeda folks, they are rabid dogs. they have to go. we can't live with them. that's why thing to some degree we may see similar type thing happen with isis because right now, they have definitely overreached and they are worse than al-qaeda. al-qaeda has disowned them. like we don't do that. when you get one of the worst groups there is disowning it, that's pretty bad. so i think this group will also overreached, at some point i thinthink the people, the sunnis will turn on

journey, it isa never a destination.dy ever stands up and says he saw about the problems and everything is secure. it is a process of going back and saying do we know where the threats are, where our users taking our data, do we give them the right tools and protect our own? tohow much money do we need throw at it. jpmorgan is one of the biggest spenders on corporate security but it was hacked for three months without knowing it. >> the average breach within an organization is often not known for 150 days plus. au are not going to know for wild , depending on how the attacker came in. i don't think it has to be a huge expense. they are are simple, easy to access technologies that help you. depending on the user, the role, and the kind of day-to-day or try to access, that should guide how much you are willing to spend. >> thank you for stopping by, ceo of good technology. we're going to take a break. ♪ >> welcome back, you're watching "the pulse." somebody woke up and realized there is a real possibility that we could see

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>> well, we continue to hear that there are about 200,000 barrels a day of oil under isa's control that is being sold to isisemen -- under control. the number continues to pop up, looking at tulane dollars to $3 million a day. >> and the role of turkey is crucial because their border is very porous and this money, this on is being traded right this border, so at what point do we have to stand up to turkey and say that they need to take a stronger role here? your finger put right on it. turkey is absolutely pivotal in this conflict. the turks have said no more than two years of quiet complaints, that they are taking this border problem seriously, but it is an extremely long border, a porous border, and turkey has it liberally left it open for quite some time in the hope that they might be able to bring down by sheer al-assad -- bashir al-assad. we've seen a huge amount of money, weapons crossing the border and now oil going the other way. in addition to the strikes we are carrying out against isis, a concerted effort on the turkish border would severely hamper isis activity. >> what woul

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police tell kcnn the suspect isa black man. >> then an after duty police officer was sprayed with gunfire as he drove. we need to point out his personal vehicle. this was near the airport. now that officer wasn't hit. and we do not have descriptions of the suspects in that case. >> a lot of details to sort out here at this point. neither incident is thought to be tide to the continuing unrest in ferguson over the shooting death of last month of black teen teenager michael brown. >> george has been following the develo developments. >> this happens whild we were on air overnid. you see the two unrelated incidents. crowds started to grow there and people are concerned about this. you can tell that tensions are very high. >> tense moments overnight in ferguson, missouri, after two separate shootings that happened within a span of hours. first, a ferguson police officer was shot in the arm while on patrol. authorities say he went in to do a building check and saw someone run away. when the officer got out of his car to chase, police say the suspect turned around and shot the officer. the inci

[applause] [laughter] isa great part of my book centered on tammany politics. i deal a lot with prohibition. i deal with organized crime it. i deal with boxing, i do with baseball. tonight and want to focus on not the whole book. if you try to summarize, you compress and kill it. i want to deal with the central drama, the building of this town and the cultural revolution that a company that. -- accompanied it. a century ago, a group of audacious drivers set out to build a modern downtown, and they did it right. the story begins with grand central station. completed in 1913. this project, this is a digging operation. it is enormous. -- notn operation cannot quite on the scale of the panama canal, but pretty close. the effort to build this terminal, while the old terminal still operated, is set in motion by a crisis. the worst train disaster in new york city history at the time of. a commuter train was in an underground tunnel, they failed to spot warning lights, and they slammed into the rear of another train waiting in the railyard. the carnage was terrible. th