accelerate broader iso-'sefforts against economic means.hey have continued to work with turkey to secure the border area . we still have some work to do. in iraq we have been frustrated with the pace of operations. there has been recent progress and movement around ramadi and the peshmerga have made progress in the north area after talking to the commanders on the ground we will have an opportunity to reinforce iraqi for us in the days ahead. to be successful in syria and iraq and the issues i have mentioned, we also need to continue to improve how we leverage our capabilities. we will also look for ways to increase the effectiveness of the campaign. themexpect me to bring to all of the options that may contribute to our winning the il.ht against iso in closing as i complete my initial assessment of the campaign we have identified and started to implement the initiatives to move the campaign forward. we are not satisfied or complacent about where we are and we will not be satisfied until iso-is -- isil is defeated. thank you very much freig

pridgen notutin said if he does discriminate between iso-and a moderate group that wants to see assad go. that is a recipe for disaster and it is one that i reject. we have a technical conversation about the confliction -- deconfliction so we are not americanssian and firefights in the air. we are clear in sticking to our belief and our policy that the problem here is a son -- assad and the brutality he has inflicted on the syrian people, and that it has to stop and in order for it to stop, we are prepared to work with all the parties concerned, but we are at going to cooperate with russian campaign that simply tried to destroy anyone who is disgusted and fed up with mr. assad's behavior. the moderate opposition in syria is one that if we are going to have a political transition, we need. and the russian policy is driving those folks underground or creating a situation in which they are the capacity did -- citated and strengthening isil and that is not good for anybody. in terms of our support of opposition groups inside syria, i made very clear early on that the united states could n

accelerate broader iso-'sefforts against economic means.hey have continued to work with turkey to secure the border area . we still have some work to do. in iraq we have been frustrated with the pace of operations. there has been recent progress and movement around ramadi and the peshmerga have made progress in the north area after talking to the commanders on the ground we will have an opportunity to reinforce iraqi for us in the days ahead. to be successful in syria and iraq and the issues i have mentioned, we also need to continue to improve how we leverage our capabilities. we will also look for ways to increase the effectiveness of the campaign. themexpect me to bring to all of the options that may contribute to our winning the il.ht against iso in closing as i complete my initial assessment of the campaign we have identified and started to implement the initiatives to move the campaign forward. we are not satisfied or complacent about where we are and we will not be satisfied until iso-is -- isil is defeated. thank you very much freig

the reality is assad has really chosen himself to fight iso-. -- fight isil. raping and enslaving, murdering civilians along the way. the syrian regime did not try to stop them. instead, it focus all of its military power on moderate opposition groups who were fighting for a voice in syria. make no mistake, the answer to the syrian civil war cannot be found in a military alliance with assad. i am convinced that it can be found. it can be found through a broadly supported diplomatic initiative aimed at a negotiated political transition. a transition that has been accepted by the security council and participants. consistent with the geneva communique which would unite all syrians who reject dictatorship and want to build a stable and united society. in conclusion, i call on all concerned governments, including russia and the syria, to support a human initiative to broker a transition. further delay is unconscionable. opportunity is before us. if we can succeed in marginalizing the terrorist in syria and bringing that country together, we can do exactly what thi

the topline message that i want everybody to understand is we're going to continue to go after iso-. we are going to continue to reach out to a moderate opposition. thatject russia's theory everybody opposed to assad is a terrorist. self-defeatings and that it will get them into a quagmire and be used as a further recruitment tool for foreign fighters. will work with the international community and our coalition to relieve the humanitarian pressure on refugees. we are working with the turks and others to see what we can do along the border. we will making safer for people. people.things safer for findately, we will have to a way for political transition to solve syria. john carl? >> thank you. back in july, he said-- in the last 15 months of your you intendedo y too anything differentl get congress to react to the gun problem? theasked about crisis in oregon. he said, look, stuff happens. there is always the impulse to do something. it is not always the right thing to do." how would you react to governor bush? president obama: i don't think i have to react to that one. [laughter] pre

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iso with us from new york the ceo of vimeo, kerry trainor. neil, i want to start with you.t is really going on? netflix is blaming credit cards. they are blaming credit cards saying people have not renewed their credit cards and automatically subscriptions are dropping off. that may be part of the reason. you also had a great titles late in the third quarter. i think people are also reevaluating whether they want to sign up for netflix again. it may be season by season or show by show. some people might sign up during house of cards and orange is the new black. emily: i am watching narcos and i think it is great. do you think the content is just not as good? neil: narcos is doing well, as is daredevil. emily: bloodline. neil: netflix said they might be getting into news next year. we will see how their original movies do as well. emily: kerry, you guys are just starting to get into original content. you had a series, "high maintenance," which was picked up by hbo. can you lay out how you see yourselves positioned in a world where there is also netflix, amazon studios, and t

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what iso highlight happening in my home state, because it foreshadows challenges to come all across our nation. since taking office, the obama administration has repeatedly denied alaska's best opportunities to produce energy for our nation, and the world. it has blocked production at half of our national petroleum reserves, which was specifically designated for energy development. it is locking away the non-wilderness portion, wherein estimated 10 billion barrels of oil could be produced from just 2000 acres. sea, they are constellation of the regulatory environments, recently forced a company to abandon seven years of work and $7 billion in investment. and instead of recognizing that is a significant loss, the administration double down last week by canceling offshore lease sales in the region. all of these decisions ignore the will of hard-working alaskans who overwhelming support new production. the administration is opening the door for iranian oil production. it is closing it on alaskan oil. while the consequences are not yet evident, they will be. those decisions mean fewer jobs,

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the governor will work with iso new england to meet the needs of new england for energy in the next few years. i'm jonathan hall, 7 news. >> christa: we are staying on top of a developing story at this hour. convicted killer aaron hernandez back in court. the former pats tight end is accused of killing two men in boston's south end in 2012. right now, prosecutors are asking a judge to let them get access to physical evidence, involving a third party. >> jadiann: this morning, the judge discussed that evidence with attorneys. the request could lead to a big delay in the trial. 's dan hausle is at the courthouse. phone now with more. roort well, aaron hernandez is still inside the court. the judge, the prosecutors, team. they are arguing about getting a piece of everest... evidence held by hernandez' former lawyers. we don't know yet what that piece of evidence is. whoever loses here, will likely appeal to the supreme judicial court. typically takes about six months. jury selection is set in this trial for december 1. both sides have asked the judge to delay the start of the trial. aaron

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bashar al-assad, and bashar al-assad will then focus on, if we help him only on that group, saying iso you are soul -- isis forces at this ssad'sare not attacking a s military bases? by the way, i voted against arming that third force. i thought it would turn out the way things did in iraq. you are suggesting that group leading the fight against bashar al-assad. manyatz: it's many, groups. it's not even as complicated as a three cornered conflict. there are loads of actors involved here. but what it does seem is that at the opposition groups that are not isis that are most bashar al-assad, therefore, it is not surprising that he is concentrating his efforts on these particular -- but we have seen reports of defections by that third force, supposedly, to isis. in fact, one of the major leaders of that group defected, and the report i read is that he now commands a force that has is made-- half of which up of people from chechnya. thekatz: my memory is that moderates defected to a group that is hardly better, but is not isis. actor int a major terms of external actors supporting the syri

. >> nitro-press and iso preller, when the cleveland clinic which widely uses the drugs noticed a price go up 600% and nigh nitrol go up 300%. >> the only thing changed is the name on the label of the company owning it. >> scott knorr is the chief financial officer at the cleveland clinic. he says nine individual drugs alone will cost the hospital an extra $11.2 million this year. five of them balooning to valian. >> you have to give them credit. financially it was very creative. however for health care i don't think it's very ethical. they determined that wait a minute, no one else makes this drug and the price is relatively low, because it's been around forever. if we buy it, we can basically charge whatever we want and price-gouge which is what we've seen. >> valian pharmaceuticals is not a company known for innovation but buying obscure drugs and jacking up their prices. that's invited scrutiny not only from doctors but from federal prosecutors. >> valeant has been questioned about how it prices and distributes drugs among other things. ceo michael pierce declined a request for an i

native american groups have lobbied the nfl and the redskins to change the nickname which they say isoencive. i just think it's a little bit of over kill. i think people put too much into it. it's been the skins for however long. they're going to be wrong no matter what. they were the bullets and then they changed to the wizards. others we talked to in chick ' and piece this afternoon think the eagles made the right move. it is a sensitive matter so just to avoid everything, keep it the city name instead of the team name. > do you think the team should change the name. >> itself a up to them. > chip kelly asked the same question and had this response. i have a personal beliefs on things, but my belief doesn't affect what that name is, so they can do what they want to do. the team's twitter account is also just using the name washington. it is interesting to note that the eagles official website does name sunday's opponent as the redskinsment we'll see if the game goes off if planned or if hurricane joaquin forces the team to call inaudible. dawn timmeney, fox 29 news. > a gas leak has

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so while these forces are, we can ask, we want them to fight iso.i'm not prepared to talk about requirements or restrictions or pledges or anything like that. we are looking for forces who are pursuing the same objective we have, which is defeat and ultimately the destruction of isil. so the next obvious question, will this continue? the answer is yes. begin it has been ongoing. i saw some headlines, $500 million failed train and equip program. on is that i those headlines are misleading. we have spent a lot of money on the train and equip program that majority of that money or a large portion of that money bought equipment. so does 50 tons of emanation that were dropped into syria the other night is ammunition that we purchase with train and equip money. so we spent about 300 million of that syria train and equip money, made a little more and equipment we purchased it still going to get used to equip syria, serious. does that answer your question speak with i guess any other clarification on restriction 50 said he wouldn't talk about it but the dep

we have a long road ahead but we have stopped iso-territorial expansion territorial expansion and arehelping stabilize areas liberated by isil. the administration succeeded in finding an agreement to remove the biggest threat to our security. i ran obtaining a nuclear weapon. we are fully confident of the challenges ahead with implementation of the plan of action. the u.s. will lift sanctions once they verified iran has completed the steps. building on the historic summit that president obama held with cap david and may, we're helping our golf allies counter iran aggression by building our military capabilities and limiting to ron's ability to support has below. in lebanon lebanon we are strengthening the armed forces, targeting hospitalists structure and urging the governor to elect a president. egyptians are voting in parliamentary elections and where helping cairo fight isil, strengthen its border in libya and create jobs for political stability. >> a mac >> .. india meant yemen tieser representative of the former president to reach a direct confrontation. we are de-escalating its

this cold front isoing to sweep through very quickly so after lunchtime, we should start to see some breaks in the cloud deck especially during, say, 4:00 to 6:00. but by lunchtime, we're already drying out. notice the temperatures in boston. warming up into the low to even mid 60's in a lot of spots. so it's a milder day than yesterday. a little more sunshine, i think, than yesterday too. at least by the end of the day. again we're talking highs anywhere from 58 to 66 degrees. now high pressure then is going to build in behind it. and then we're watching heavy rain from the remnants of patricia. this system is headed in our direction so i'll let you know the timing on the showers for our area ahead. antoinette and frank. frank: thanks a lot, danielle. top stories we're following right now on the eyeopener. antoinette: a woman accused of murdering her uncle will be in court tomorrow. the deadly shooting happened yesterday afternoon on wood avenue in hyde park. the suspect, yvonne lewis, was arrested in peabody. lewis is a former civilian employee of the boston police department. fran

some 124 israelis, including iso issue of the security force personnel, and more than 1118 palestinians were reportedly injured since october 14, the first of october. since these latest attacks, israel's security cabinet has passed a broad range of security measures which are already being commanded. the israeli defense forces have significantly boosted their presence in israeli city centers while many other neighborhoods in eastern jerusalem have been surrounded by sea to the forces of access roads blocked and checkpoints established. following the deterioration that began on the first of october, israeli authorities have also reinstated a number of movement restrictions in the west bank, in particular staffing 16 checkpoints that have been previously left unstaffed. checkpoints have been erected at over 100 west bank sites for varying periods of time. additional measures are being introduced with the goal of deterring would be terrorists from carrying out attacks. all of those accused of carrying out terror attacks -- and their families and residents of east jerusalem, not israeli ci

it's called iso tension. everything i've learned i've learned from arnold schwarzenegger, his books. he was very big in body on flexing. he's a champion body builder. he's my hero. anything he says i'm going to do. >> along with flexing, carney kept up another marine tradition, maintaining a clean shaven head at almost any price. >> we filmed christian shaving his head. it seemed to go on forever. i don't know if it was the fact that his razor was so dull or the fact that he had no shaving cream, but it just turned into a bloody mess. >> it's part of the jail experience. don't go to jail unless you chop your head up with a razor. did i miss any spots? >> did you use the aftershave? make sure you get that. yeah. >> i'm fine. >> what's that? >> make sure you don't get infected, you know. >> when christian applied the after shave to his head, there was an uncomfortable laughter among all of us. we knew if it was us we would be screaming in pain. but, he went about it as if it was nothing. you can see that he was

flynn who iso mike no one's liberal.he is one of the mussununga expansion of the covert operations around the world. he has his own view. these guys are very powerful clique of people within the national security state that are advocating a return to extraordinary rendition, enhanced interrogation techniques, snatching people. and their criticism of obama is, this guy doesn't want to stick these people in guantÁnamo, so he just kills them. and when he does that, we can't interrogate them and that makes us less safe. that is their argument. but it is also a turf war between the cia and pentagon. amy: we are talking to jeremy scahill co-founder of the , theintercept.com and co-author of the "drone papers" series. his contributions to the series include the articles, "the assassination complex" and "find, fix, finish." when we come back, jeremy will be joined by his co-authors on this stunning explosive series. back in a minute. ♪ [music break] amy: jolie rickman, "sublime detonation." there will be a tribute concert this s

adequacy capacity, resource adequacy capacity is a requirement for all load serving entities so the iso and the california puc imposed that requirement on folks like us, we face it for our existing program offerings from our hetch hetchy power customers and we face it for cleanpowersf, i'm going to focus on bids we received for option 1 and option 2 mostly. so, on bid option 1, we received 6 bids, i'm very happy to report we're seeing some very attractive pricing, the other terms are still under evaluation, we have short listed three firms and published that on our website, and we had oral interviews of those three firms just yesterday, so the evaluation team is continuing to perform their work and we expect those three firms to continue to work with us on putting together their portfolios for very competitive priced renewable power. under bid option 2, we received 52 bids, so that's good and that's a high volume and that's great, lots of interest to work with us. it's a lot of work to evaluate all of those distinct bids with their distinct generation profiles, different start dates, ho

but after getting treated that firefighter isoing fine. workers should be back on the job this morning at eight. jake>> police in spirit lake are looking for a possible shoplifter. they say the woman seen in these surveillance pictures walked out of the spirit lake walmart just after 7 o'clock yesterday morning... with a cart full of items she didn't pay for. you can see the woman leaving the store with the merchandise... she puts it into a maroon or red chevy h - h - r. police say the woman has been identified. jake>> the harrisburg student charged with shooting his principal last month has hired a private investigator to help out with his defense. attorneys for 16 - year - old mason buhl say the investigator will help find and interview witnesses in the case. a lincoln county grand jury has indicted buhl on one count of first - degree attempted murder... and one count of commission of a felony whi armed with a firearm. each charge carries a possible 25 - year prison sentence. buhl is being held without bond at the juvenile detention cent

iso close, showing it doesn't recognize the island qualified for the 12 -- mile under international lawld strain relations with the --nder just before just before the meeting schedule to be attended by obama and presidentxi jinping. the agreement would not eliminate the chance the government shutdown if lawmakers cannot resolve settling disputes by december 11. uk's unelected vice lords voted to block the cuts the payments for low-wage families. they voted to delay by three years reductions in tax credits paid to working people. the outcome raises a constitutional issue that must be dealt with. conversation. our by e upton.d and john wraith. great to have you with us. as i was looking at data, it is trading near a two-month low. .ou got the supply side you got opec billowing out the stuff. we need some action from opec, don't tweet? we will see what they decide to do later this year. there is pressure now, building from algeria and ports of venezuela. states that's the gulf -- the gulf remains adamant that this is an opportunity for them to undertake. you have a range of views now acros

that would be too tricky. , that iso understand absolutely the kind of research we need to fund.'t likeady -- the word colonize, by the way. i think settle is a better word. leaving this planet and settling somewhere else. whether we do that are not depends on whether there is something useful to do, whether there is good science. whether there is some economic orefit of being there species survival benefit. there are a lot of reasons to think about this, but there is a lot of research to be done. follow thelked about water in terms of space expiration, looking for life. but is it possible that there is life that does not require water to live? might like to look very different from our own, and had we find that? guest: yes. it is possible. we are kind of a product of our own existence. we are carbon-based and water-based, and so it is easier for us to think that other life forms have those requirements in order to evolve. there could conceivably be life on saturn with a totally different chemistry. how do we look for? -- how do we look for it? almost by accident i think. you can