. >>> john alan in doha. fighting has continued in iraq. 38 have been injured.y have a large oil refinery, baiji, and has been the site of fierce fighting between i.s.i.l. and iraqi forces. >>> rescuers in china are considering raising a cruise ship to find 400 passengers. another is drilling holes in the hull. "eastern star" was carrying mostly elderly tourists. 18 are confirmed dead. 14 have been rescued. droip sends this update -- adrian brown sends this update. >> this is where the weary rescuers come to rest - police, fire crews and divers working in shifts around the clock in treacherous waters. the currents in the river, in this part of the river are very strong indeed. rescue officials discuss two options of reaching those. they still believe they could be alive. they are thinking of drilling three large holes into the upturned hull. the other plan under consideration is to try to lift the vessel. we saw two large barges beside the eastern star with cranes on either one, that's an operation that could beunderway in the coming hours. relatives of those mi

so you heard john alan speak. what stood out for you, and what was offered that was different from the coalition strategy over the the past 10 months or so. >> for me, what stood out, i thought it was an optimistic sentiment over how well the opposition is uniting around the goals. what he see on the ground and in the messaging space is not as rosy a picture as what was depicted. >> what needs to be done. what is it that needs to be done? clearly john allan, as you describe is optimistic. how do you translate that into practical steps on the ground? >> it's a difficult problem. in terms of the united states involvement we seem to have committed to a long-term low intensity involvement. i think high intensity shorter term would be better for us. the coalition - it would be better because the regional partners need an opportunity to acknowledge, and by taking i.s.i.s. at a low intensity, we are not providing that >>> let me ask you about something else john allan said, and he said that the - all anti- anti-islamic f

a man accused of setting four electric cars on fire at a chevy dealership this week. 46-year-old john alan bixler is charged with arson. he is accused of causing more th $100,000 damage to four volts. he is picking up what loo like a piece of wire. >>> they are accuseof robbing a han and stealing a car. then they ran ay. police eventually caut them all. they used a loud speaker to tell neighbors to stay in their home as they used a k-9 catch the last suspect. >> part of the announcements given is a chance for that suspect to surrender him or herself at the time ad then ample time is given the commands are repeated again. when there is no response you can use the police k-9. >>> in danville there is a $6500 reward to help find who vandalized the memorial. extensive graffiti was found in oak hill par vandals used black and red spray paint to deface the areas around the morial as you can see. the site is dedicated to honoring all men and women who serve our country. >> police call it one of the biggest firear seizures in recent memory. a bomb making kit, grenade and 5,000 rounds of ammunition

general john alan has been speaking here in doha.hem ahelbarra reports. >> reporter: isil fighters capture a village on the outskirts of aleppo. they say they are determined to expand their territory in the northern part of syria. this isil video is said to show life in the city of palmyra. the group controls huge areas stretching from mosul to anbar in iraq and villages in aleppo in northern syria. the former u.s. general in charge of coordinating global efforts to defeat isil knowing that taking on isil or daesh as it is known in the arab world isn't easy. >> daesh is not an iraqi problem. it is not a syrian problem. daesh is a regional problem that is trending towards global implications. >> reporter: the international alliance was formed after isil fighters swept through the city of mosul last year. any coalition launched air strikes against isil in iraq and syria, but it's ultimate goal is to help iraqi security forces stop isil prevent foreign fighters from crossing into syria and iraq undermine isil's propaganda machine. in ir

a man accused of setting four electric cars on fire at a chevy dealership this week. 46-year-old john alan bixler is charged with arson. he is accused of causing more than $100,000 damage to four volts. he is picking up what looks like a piece of wire. >>> they are accused of robbing a han and stealing a car. then they ran away. police eventually caught them all. they used a loud speaker to tell neighbors to stay in their home as they used a k-9 to catch the last suspect. >> part of the announcements given is a chance for that suspect to surrender him or herself at the time and then ample time is given the commands are repeated again. when there is no response you can use the police k-9. >>> in danville there is a $6500 reward to help find who vandalized the memorial. extensive graffiti was found in oak hill park. vandals used black and red spray paint to deface the areas around the memorial as you can see. the site is dedicated to honoring all men and women who serve our country. >> police call it one of the biggest firearm seizures in recent memory. a bomb making kit, grenade and 5,000 r

a man accused of setting four electric cars on fire at a chevy dealership this week. 46-year-old john alan bixler is charged with arson. he is accused of causing more than $100,000 damage to four volts. he is picking up what looks like a piece of wire. >>> they are accused of robbing a han and stealing a car. then they ran away. police eventually caught them all. they used a loud speaker to tell neighbors to stay in their home as they used a k-9 to catch the last suspect. >> part of the announcements given is a chance for that suspect to surrender him or herself at the time and then ample time is given the commands are repeated again. when there is no response you can use the police k-9. >>> in danville there is a $6500 reward to help find who vandalized the memorial. extensive graffiti was found in oak hill park. vandals used black and red spray paint to deface the areas around the memorial as you can see. the site is dedicated to honoring all men and women who serve our country. >> police call it one of the biggest firearm seizures in recent memory. a bomb making kit, grenade and 5,000 r

what they said sounds exactly what the residents in the washington area were saying back then when john alanm med and lee boyd malvea malvo were shooting people dead. the alleged terror plot in boston between isis inspired and isis directed might be getting blurred. next a former jihadest who turned to help against this problem about isis recruiting and how to beat it. by the way, about this particular man who was shot dead. now with the you can watch live tv anytime. it's never been easier with so many networks all in one place. get live tv whenever you want. the xfinity tv go app. now with live tv on the go. enjoy over wifi or on verizon wireless 4g lte. plus enjoy special savings when you purchase any new verizon wireless smartphone or tablet from comcast. visit comcast.com/wireless to learn more. >>> i want to show you pictures that cnn just took in-house a few moments ago as the casket of beau biden, son of joe biden, actually at the roman catholic church for preparation for tomorrow's funeral service. there has been a lot of in the last two days. you might have seen some pictures of a

john: i said hi, alan. how is your family? how are you doing? emily: what did you say? hat did she say? john: ok. i have always believed this should be resolved outside the courts and it was not possible. emily: she is asking for $2.7 million to walk away. why not just pay her and be done? easy, itit were that would have been done. i will tell you, it is not possible. emily: how hard did you try? john: the details are not what matters. what matters is we tried really hard and it is not possible at this time. emily: do you feel like if you pay the $2.7 million, it is an admission of guilt? john: i am sorry it happened. it is not a question of guilt. it is a civil case so what is a question of liability. a jury found we are not liable after 5.5 weeks of liability. they: coming up next, why the best trade when "trending business" returns. ♪ emily: it is the iconic venture capital firm. kleiner perkins caufield & byers made its name investing in google, amazon, and genetimn wonderbut many begin to if the glory days for this company are over. ellen haus suit the firm for gend

john doerr: i'm sorry this happened to alan, but it happened to us and the tech industry. this is not a question of guilt, it is a civil case, so the question is liability. the jury found we are not liable after five and a half weeks of testimony. emily, i'm sad anybody has a bad experience, and ellen did, but we're moving forward. we know there is more that we can do. emily: what is it like being a female partner at kleiner and being a female venture capitalist? beth seidenberg: being a female partner at kleiner has been the best work environment of my career. that's because i am surrounded by great women and partners. emily: other women have left kleiner. does this alarm you? john doerr: no. over the history of kleiner perkins more than 30 junior partners have come to work for us and gone on to do amazing things. emily: but do you worry that not forcould be a place diverse candidates? john doerr: i always think that we need to have the best candidates. emily: why not happen hr department? john doerr: we are a small firm. beth seidenberg: and we have somebody who comes in

political terms would you also agree with alan poster that russia -- alan posener that russia has nothing to contribute? we've seen that john kerry recently traveled to moscow. does it really not make sense to try to open channels of communication? ms. riedel: of course it would be a good idea. there are talks between all of the g7 countries and russia. and russia has two members of the g 20 group which are far bigger economies than russia is. johannes is perfectly right. the idea to have russia in that g7 and making them g-8 stems from the early 1990's when they were still in the soviet union and the general idea was when the great war came down that we wanted to integrate russia into the club of wealthy and him a craddick nations. -- democratic nations. this never happened really. after russia became a member, we didn't see more democracy in russia. it was just the opposite. on all of those g20 meetings, g7 and g8 meetings, it was in a way g7 plus russia. this -- melinda: this is why your initial statement is that russia has always been and will outsider -- an outsider that sometimes they can push the club to think new th

the dulles brothers secretary of state designate john foster dulles and his brother alan, the incoming c.i.a. director, jumped at this argument. before even allowing that british agent to go home more than two months before the inauguration they had given him an informal sign that the united states would now change its policy. sure enough, over the next few month, president eisenhower and all the other members of the administration who had a voice in these matters agreed to carry out this coup jointly with the british, in planning but alone on the ground in iran. now, as i said earlier in my book, i have reconstructed in great deal everything that happened in iran during those weeks of august 1953. i don't want to go through all the detail news but let me give you a general idea of the way that the coup was carried out. the c.i.a. chose one of its most intrepid agent kermit roosevelt actually, the grandson of theodore roosevelt to sneak into iran in late july 1953 and begin organizing the coup. now what can he do? first of all he began bribing newspaper editors and columnists and repor

john: there is a difference between being an operator and being an investor, and i think alan can beery great -- ell en can be a very great seo. emily: -- ceo. emily: have you talked to her at all? what did she say? ellen."said, "hi i haven't spoken with her sense. -- since. emily: why didn't you try to settle? john: we just didn't believe that we could do the outside the courts -- do it outside the courts. emily: why not just pay her and be done with it? it were that easy, it would have been done. but i can tell you it was not possible. >> we have tried. emily: how hard did you try? >> very hard. john: the details there are not what matters. all we can say is that we tried and it is not possible at this time. emily: did you feel that if you paid her it would be an admission of guilt? john: i am sorry this happened to ellen, to us, and to the tech industry. emily: is it an admission of liability? john: the jury found that we are not liable, so no it is not. scarlet: just a portion of their very full and wide-ranging interview. we also get into the future of the tech industry and what

john clark at eagles practice once again. evan mathis is still a no-show. jason peters his fellow offensive lineman, says right now he considers alan barber the starter at left guard and he really wouldn't miss evan if he doesn't show up. take a look at linebacker brandon graham. he re-signed for four years, $26 million. he's going from a part-time player to a full-time starter. he is going to take the spot of trent cole and he has really impressed chip kelly. >> i think he's in a lot better shape than he's ever been. you watch how he's getting after it in the weight room. he's probably one of our stronger guys, pound for pound maybe our strongest guy. he's really stepping into a leadership role. >> this year i got way more opportunity than i have. i get to start the game off. my energy it's always crazy, man, at the end of the game you got so much energy and just to sit on the bench for that little bit and now i finally get to go right when it starts. >> the eagles have a three-headed monster at running back. the big signing, demarco murray joins darren sproles and then there's ryan matthews. he was one of the best running backs i

alan kol ms is here. judith miller is adjunct full low at the policy institute and john helsenwrath is with us. three are fox news contributors. thanks so much for joining us. kick us off here. your thoughts on hillary yesterday? >> i thought it was a very good speech. she's clearly appealing to the primary voter, not the general voter. it was beautifully managed. she addressed the age issue i thought very well. >> she's been coloring her hair for years. >> i'll be the youngest woman. i thought that was a very effective -- >> very smart. >> i would have liked to have seen a more diverse crowd. i would have expected hillary clinton's well managed event to have moore diversity. >> some of the quotes judy were far leaning left like attacking republicans and wealthy earners. these republicans trip over themselves promising lower taxes for the wealthy and lower -- fewer rules for the biggest corporations without regard to how it will impact income inequality. can she walk this balance of not being seen as a third term of owebama but also sort of a bill clinton world vibrancy of the '90s? >> she's go

john: almost entirely changed in 20, 30 years. >> it's the fastest, it's the fastest unraveling of a, you know, suppression of minorities ever. and just think about like alanllies by cracking the code of the nazis. he was gay. and to reward him for saving western civilization, the british government had him chemically castrated, and he killed himself. that's just barely more than half a century ago. john: still watching the news, you'd think life is getting worse. >> isis is out of control. >> hundreds of homes have been swept away. >> more violence. >> rioters burning buildings and vehicles -- john: those things did happen. >> there'll always be enough incidents to fill the evening news with film clips like that. but the kinds of inner city violence between the police and african-americans, for example, is far less today than it was, say, in the '50s. john: people don't know that. it's sharply down. >> there has never been a safer time to live than today, including in inner cities. think about donald sterling, the former owner of the clippers. this was a huge news story. saying in private to his mistress that he was unhappy about african-americans coming

john: almost entirely changed in 20 30 years. >> it's the fastest, it's the fastest unraveling of a you know, suppression of minorities ever. and just think about like alan cracking the code of the nazis. he was gay. and to reward him for saving western civilization, the british government had him chemically castrated, and he killed himself. that's just barely more than half a century ago. john: still watching the news, you'd think life is getting worse. >> isis is out of control. >> hundreds of homes have been swept away. >> more violence. >> rioters burning buildings and vehicles -- john: those things did happen. >> there'll always be enough incidents to fill the evening news with film clips like that. but the kinds of inner city violence between the police and african-americans, for example is far less today than it was say, in the '50s. john: people don't know that. it's sharply down. >> there has never been a safer time to live than today including in inner cities. think about donald sterling, the former owner of the clippers. this was a huge news story. saying in private to his mistress that he was unhappy about african-americans coming to his game

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