general keane is here on something much more important.ew fallout tonight after defense secretary leon panetta sat down for a remarkable conversation with our own bill o'reilly. here's just a little of that. >> have you ever heard barack obama in your conversations with him as chief and defense secretary say i was wrong, i made a mistake? >> i've heard him admit to mistakes. the real question is whether or not you learn from those lessons and then do the right thing. >> would i be wrong and a mean guy to say i don't believe barack obama has the stomach for the fight? >> look, i'm a guy who believes that barack obama by virtue of what i've seen in the time i was there has the guts to do the right thing. the real question is will he make the decision to do it? >> i am worried about this country. >> me too. i think right now -- >> we're in decline. >> we govern either by leadership or crisis. and today we are large lly governing by crisis. >> general jack keane, fox news military analyst, chairman of the institute for the study of war. convin

general keane is here on something much more important.w fallout tonight after defense secretary leon panetta sat down for a remarkable conversation with our own bill o'reilly. here's just a little of that. >> have you ever heard barack obama in your conversations with him as chief and defense secretary say i was wrong, i made a mistake? >> i've heard him admit to mistakes. the real question is whether or not you learn from those lessons and then do the right thing. >> would i be wrong and a mean guy to say i don't believe barack obama has the stomach for the fight? >> look, i'm a guy who believes that barack obama by virtue of what i've seen in the time i was there has the guts to do the right thing. the real question is will he make the decision to do it? >> i am worried about this country. >> me too. i think right now -- >> we're in decline. >> we govern either by leadership or crisis. and today we are large lly governing by crisis. >> general jack keane, fox news military analyst, chairman of the institute for the study of war. convinc

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it compares ferguson to keane. you see on one side, the protesters described as thugs in ferguson, rowdy in keenee. animals in ferguson, mischief in keenee, destroying their community in ferguson, booze-filled revelers in keenee. >> yes. >> when you see this, what do you think? what do you think about journalism? >> that, to me, is journalism. the person who put that meme together -- and i am not sure who they are. i don't think they belong to a large news organization or a massive media outlet like you or i, but that is journalism. >> that's the work. >> that's the work i am trying to do. those fixed images, and to be fair, the second one on the left was actually from howard university, my alma mater where there was a protest or a freshman orientation, they stopped to take a picture in solidarity with the kids in ferguson who had been protesting, but that is so much of what we have been trying to say, not just for the past 75 days since michael brown has been killed but for the past entirety. time that black peopl

lou: we'll take this up with four-star general jack keane. >> democrats are staying away from president obama on the campaign trail, and his former top advisor said he made a big mistake when he said his possiblys on are on every ballot this november. >> we begin on the syrian border with turkey, kurdish fighters defend kobani against an assault by theic lambic state, turkey's military is watching and waiting for orders to enter the battle. fox news contract on the syria-turkey border and has our report. >> reporter: black terror flags of isis over the town of kadani, kurdish fires claim they still hold the town but it befall, it could have huge symbolic for isis. >> we have been pushed back about 2 1/2 miles by the turkey military from kobani over there, you can see a plume of explosion from an impact, and we can see and hear the action going on, between the isis terrorists, and the brave kurdish defenders of the town. 2 to 3,000 kurdish fighters are trying to fend of off the terrorists with light weapons and ammunition running low they barely hanging on. two isis positions were hit ne

student in keane, rb yo roxana i you have the video on this have you? >> i do.hey are asking for help to identify those who were involved. some students and residents say they are saddened by the violence and blaming what they call troublemakers and partyers from out of town. >> police in keane promise to punish anyone who broke the law. >> the damage was disturbing, i think that's an understatement. the conduct was disturbing. >> descending on the city for its annual pumpkin festival and got out of control. >> set a fence on fire and used pieces of the fence, and finally the riot police came. >> some people threw bottles and rocks at police officers. the police responded with tear gas, pepper spray and arrests. just last month the colbert report mocked keane's police department on a segment on the militarization of america. >> definitely a target. we're talking about america's premier pumpkin festival. >> reporter: that vehicle was not seen at the riots. kea thrvetione state says it is looking through the images of the event. the college president says keene st

he reached out to us and general jack keane chairman for the institute of the study of war. going to start tonight with tony. tony, thank you for being here. he's sounding the alarm bells from inside baghdad. he started on his facebook page and then he came on "the kelly file" last night to expand on his fears. what if anything should we be doing about this? >> well, unfortunately he began sounding the alarm seven years ago. nobody's really been listening. and america's about as reliable at this point under this administration as iraqi soldiers. but there is something that can be done because we don't want to see a repeat of the blood bath we've seen in other parts of iraq. the united nations could establish a security corridor that would allow the christians to escape baghdad to the south into kuwait. that's about the only place they could go. there is a way, the question is is there an international will to do that? >> do you believe that what's happening right now to the christians inside of iraq amounts to a genocide? >> there's no question about it. congressman frank wo

violence breaking out and that's where the annual keane state pumpkin festival erupts in pandemonium. hundreds of people clash with police in riot gear sent in to try to bring the violence under control. overnight anarchy playing out at keane state college in new hampshire after a notoriously boozy halloween festival turned violent. >> ridiculous. >> reporter: the annual pumpkin fest is notorious for drawing rowdy college parties but saturday a pair of riots, swarms of college students and tourists filled the streets throwing bottles. >> i got hit with a jack daniels bottle like across the face. >> reporter: overnight rioters filled the streets again jumping on cars and setting fires. s.w.a.t. units moved in. officers formed a barricade and warned people to leave. when they didn't officers set off tear gas. police made dozens of arrests during both incidents and say several injuries were also reported. and there will be heavy police presence again in keane this morning and more college chaos. >>> watch this. a wild night at west virginia university campus, a college football celebrati

and today we are largely governing by crisis. >> general jack keane is chairman of the institute for the study of war, a retired four-star general and former army vice chief of staff as well as a fox news military analyst. general, good to see you. that's just damning when you hear it like that. he's smart enough to understand the dangers. he has the guts to do the right thing. the big question is, will he? >> he's actually challenging america's leadership. he's challenging the president's leadership here. i mean, he knows for a fact when america's leadership is strong in the world, the world is a more secure and stable place. and when it's indecisive, when it's inconsistent, when it's paralyzed by the fear as demonstrated here, the world is a more dangerous place. adversaries are encouraged and our friends become more timid. this man, secretary panetta, is afraid of what the consequences are of weak american leadership. i'm convinced that's why he's talking as frequently as he is. >> because you know what a democrat he is, how loyal he is, to hear him say these things is equivalent

he was offered one by retired general jack keane. >> i got called by the white house to come see thepresident and to give him my views, with others, in terms of the way ahead in iraq. >> narrator: general keane advocated a plan he called "the surge." >> i told him that we were in a crisis, that time was running out, and i said the only thing that can work is to bring the level of violence down. the way to do that is to secure the population and we don't have enough forces to do it. we have to surge forces to do it. >> narrator: it would be a complete reversal of general casey's "light footprint." >> most of his advisors, as i understand it, said, "don't do it. "it won't work, and it will cost us a tremendous amount in blood and treasure." he saw it as our last best hope and went with it. >> narrator: on january 10, 2007, bush announced the surge. >> good evening. i have committed more than 20,000 additional american troops to iraq. >> that decision at a minimum guaranteed that his presidency would not end with a defeat in history's eyes, that by committing to the surge he was certain

and there will be heavy police presence again in keane this morning and more college chaos. watch this. a wild night at west virginia university campus, a college football celebration involving students got out of control. police firing rubber bullets and spraying tear gas to try to disperse the crowd gathered for a house party. students were partying after west virginia's big win against fourth ranked baylor. >>> and new fallout in the sayreville high school football case this morning. five coaches at the school have now been suspended with pay. the coaches at the new jersey hool have also been suspended from their teaching duties coming after seven football players were criminally charged last week for their alleged involvement in a string of sexual hazing incidents involving fellow teammates. the coaches' suspension will be discussed during a school board meeting scheduled for tuesday. >>> and a chemistry experiment goes horribly wrong at the university of rochester in new york. university officials say the explosion was caused by a combustive cocktail of dangerous chemic

melissa: general keane, thanks for sharing all of your knowledge.ciate t. >> good talking to you. melissa: let's get back to the markets, the dow still in negativer the noir fighting more gains -- negative territory. let's check in with liz claman to see what shh's got coming up. liz: why is the market so tentative? well, of course, it does tend to go back to what's happening with the ebola story. they are now evacuating a school in akron, ohio, where at least one parent of one student -- not even the student, just the parent -- had contact with amber vinson. hour, we have the chief of communications over at the akron public school district whhse name is mark williamson, he's going to give us the information. once you give the market correc3 information, it's easier to digest, and we can figure out exactly what's happening. but we are on this story because it is tending to move the markets. that said, doesn't mean there is an opportunity for you. we also have mike holland, one of the closest market watchers to this network who has been through many

lou: general jack keane, only person to be charged in connection with 2012 benghazi terrorist attackstleaded not guilty to 17 new charges relateed on that attack, ahmed abu khatallah saiding iing nothy during the hearing, facing charges that could result in the death penalty. we're coming right back. lou: midterms two weeks away, we're told that the republicans are going to win, and win big. >> real estate and publishing mogul mort zuckerman on what is wrong w w w w w (vo) rush hour around here starts at 6:30 a.m. - on the nose. but for me, it starts with the opening bell. and the rush i get, lasts way more than an hour. (announcer) at scottrade, we share your passion for trading. that's why we've built powerful technology to alert you to your next opportunity. because at scottrade, our passion is to power yours. an unprecedented program arting busithat partners businesses with universities across the state. for better access to talent, cutting edge research, and state of the art facilities. and you pay no taxes for ten years. from biotech in brooklyn, to next gen energy in binghamton,

lou: general jack keane, only person to be charged in connection with 2012 benghazi terrorist attacksted not guilty to 17 new charges relateed on that attack, ahmed abu khatallah saiding iing nothy during the hearing, facing charges that could result in the death penalty. we're coming right back. lou: midterms two weeks away, we're told that the republicans are going to win, and win big. >> real estate and publishing mogul mort zuckerman on what is wrong with washington, and what happened to the american dream. hi, are we still on for tomorrow? tomorrow. quick look at the weather. nice day, beautiful tomorrow. tomorrow is full of promise. we can come back tomorrrow. and we promise to keep it that way. driven to preserve the environment, csx moves a ton of freight nearly 450 miles on one gallon of fuel. what a day. can't wait til tomorrow. and cialis for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment is right. cialis is also the only daily ed tablet approved to treat symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and as

general jack keane, thank you so much for joining us today. >> good talking to you, eric. eric: absolutely. heather? heather: still to come, growing signs of the mainstream media turning its back on president obama. what is behind the dramatic shift? and how could it impact next month's crucial midterm elections? plus speaking of the elections, all eyes on a hotly-contested race for governor in michigan. a new poll show the odds may favor the republican incumbent. the question is why? want to hear from you. what do you think of the way the cdc handled the ebola cases? do you i think the agency's head should step down over what some are calling the agency's botched handling of the ebola crisis. our live chat is up and running. go to foxnews.com/happeningnow and click on "america's asking" to join the conversation. i'm not afraid. i can face my 3rd grade class trip. tying shoes, fixing pigtails. new tena instadry. 864 tiny funnels zip wetness away. that's fearless protection poise maximum can't match. with tena, i'm not afraid. and you won't be either. eric: still to come in

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. >> keane. >> she is taking this down and i don't think that she needs to do this part. >> the first item is public comment on the matters appearing and not appearing on the agenda that is within the jurisdiction of the ethic's commission. >> good evening, commissioner hur and commissioners. i'm hoping when you go into closed session, on item 6, that you may have a conversation about the second complaint that director st. croix dismissed. as i mentioned in your september 22nd meeting. that the (inaudible) did not go into the order of the sections 3.1.1 of the sia. and that indicates no officer employer shall aassist or provide assistance to an entity. and it seems quite clear to me, that mr. pilpil's repeated appearances here before you have done just that repeatedly. so, i would ask that you consider when you are in closed session. going to dismiss the complaint back and taking a good look at it. i am also, a little disturbed to see on the table tonight the policy discussion paper regarding the sunshine task force referrals. that topic is not on the aagain and in fact it has been pr

general jack keane, former army vice chief of staff. good to see you. "new york times" is reporting that the chemical weapons first have already been used against u.s. troops in the course of our first stint in iraq. and that the government, the u.s. government decided to keep it quiet. is that true? >> well, i find that hard to believe. well, frankly the weapons could be used by isis. obviously they found some of these old weapons. and go back to the '80s, et cetera, our troops found some of them as well. their mission was -- our troops mission was not to clean this up. that was something the iraqis was supposed to do. and obviously they didn't do a very good job of it. so isis had those. and a lot of them are probably not useful. some of them probably are. and whether they put them into syria and have begun to use them, you know, with their front line troops, certainly that's possible. >> so you're telling me now that there is credible evidence that isis has control of an area in which what portion of chemical weapons are sitting, have been left behin

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>> commissioner keane? >> i have first one thing to point out in regard to the mistake on dates. and that if we could correct that. on page 19. >> and having to do with the dates of my service. where it says, 2010, to 2, 2013, and that should say to, 2, 2014. and then also, where it says, 3, 20, 13, to 2, 20, 20, it should be 3, 2014. >> i apologize for that. >> we have review ited several times and even found a typo, >> that is all right. >> if that change could be made? >> any other changes from the commissioners or the areas that you would like to discuss? >> i had some questions in the investigations and enforcement section beginning on page 12? >> particularly, i have some questions about the paragraph, or the first full paragraph on page 13, where it begins the ethics commission has the authority to investigate complaints? >> and my first question has to do with the volume of complaints that were under review. it seems like there was a pretty substantial drop in the number of pending or new complaints that were under review by the ethics commission? do we understand why tha

jack keane in new york. martha?ceived a warning in a letter from nidal hasan. what he says in this letter to the holy father and why it is so alarming. bill: also some vietnam veterans in one town finally getting the welcome home they deserve decades later. >> kind of plugs a hole in my soul there that there's some recognition that this contemporary army is doing the same thing for us that they do for their own returning troops. ♪ ♪ martha: here's some of our top stories right now. the nurse in spain infect with the the ebola virus now in serious but stable condition. she got the virus after treating a sick patient who had just returned from west africa. >>> and four days of protests planned in st. louis after the fatal shooting of an 18-year-old black man by an off-duty police officer. organizers are expecting thousands of people to plan -- to join these planned marches and civil disobedience events. >>> and mitsubishi recalling nearly 166,000 older model vehicles because the engines can unexpectedly stall. the rec

down traffic signs, set fires in the street, and threw bottles and cans near the pumpkin festival in keane, new hampshire. >> the amount of craziness this one day is absurd. >> reporter: the violence came in two waves, the first beginning before dusk, a column of police in riot gear tried to restore order. >> they started shooting rubber bullets everywhere and then they tackled one kid. >> reporter: after dark, the crowds grew larger and police deployed tear gas, new hampshire's governor had been in keene earlier in the day to meet with public safety leaders after violence in past years. fire chief mark howard. >> this is the 24th year of the pumpkin festival, it is not uncommon to have some minor disturbances. >> reporter: keene state college said it is using social media to identify its students among the rioters and will hold them ticountable. mark albert, cbs news, new york. >> glor: police in virginia canceled today's scheduled search party for hannah graham, one day after the discovery of a body near charlottesville. there was still no official confirmation but the families already h

before taking over cooper, john sheridan served as state transportation commish another in the kean administration and credited with helping revive camden. his wife was a retired schoolteacher. the arson ruling was released to day ape so was the statement by their four boys. it reads in part the the death of our parents has left a hole in our hearts and family that can never be filled. we cannot fathom much less explain the circumstances of their passing. the couple leaves behind those four boys and also, several grandchildren. we will likely learn more about how the sheridans died, jim, when autopsies are released. live from the satellite center, sharrie williams for chan will he will six "action news". >>> thanks, sharrie. philadelphia police are probing a bizarre, and deadly hammer attack tonight. witnesses in kensington say that an older man and a younger female relative for the to the death at 4:00 o'clock this afternoon. when officers arrived on the 2800 block of east cambria they found a 60 year-old man lying dead and a 26 year-old woman with a fractured skull. the female victim is in stabl

i'm tom kean. -- tom keene.ght to our top headlines. >> the federal reserve ending quantitative easing. that the, the fact economy is on the health of our said the economy does not need the help anymore. >> i think they will be quite measured when they start raising rates. my guess is that it would be in the second half of next year. >>

general jack keane, a fox news mimentd analyst. what kirby is talking about are the american air drops to the kurdish fighters the other day which may continue. but when you hear the news about iraq, is isis slowing down at all? >> a good operation in kobanin to reinforce what the kurds are doing in standing off isis. isis is on the offensive. they are organized in regional command. those commanders have a fair amount of you a on any to do what they want. so it's impressive they have done that's attacks near simultaneous. most those attacks were thwarted by the kurds. but isis has operational offensive flexibility and the airstrikes have not been able to contain them or take that away from them. bill: the strategic command says it will take strategic patience to defeat isis. >> we are blessed to have general austin, the commander of central command. he's talk about strategic patience. he's right. isis timetable for conducting this war is different than the u.s. and coalition timetable. we are saying it will take a year to stand up

martha: general jack keane if fox news military analyst.er worked for the white house security council under president obama and president bush. welcome. lets guests to you first for this issue of what the british think of our strategy so far. >> chairman rodgers is right on it. they have been talking about this and so have the other coalition partners. the coalition is totally different. syria even greater than that. isis has not been contained. our strategy, our plan resources are not matching what is happening with isis. the iraqi divisions, one is protecting the oil fields, five of them don't exist anymore. three of them are below 50%. that would take thousands of advisors to reconstitute that, not hundreds. we have 12 advisor teams with 12 brigades. chairman rogers know this, the problem is even bigger than th that. wants to give you an example of something that is quite dramatic. martha: let's listen to one more piece of sound from mike rogers about the timetable you referenced. >> here's my concern, if we don't do this smaller thing

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honoring roger ailes and his wife, beth, they represented a lifetime achievement award by general jack keane forked supporting the united states military and specifically the green beret. >> when president kennedy helped to form the green berets, he knew that it would be important. the people in this room, particularly the green berets have my greatest respect. because they are prepared to risk everything for an idea. the idea is called america. lou: congratulations to him. thank you to the green berets and all who support them. we are coming right back. lou: election day five days away and many of the presidents biggest supporters don't want to see or hear from him. a former aide predicts midterm disaster for the dememememem (trader vo) i search. i research. i dig. and dig some more. because, for me, the challenge of the search... is almost as exciting as the thrill of the find. (announcer) at scottrade, we share your passion for trading. that's why we rebuilt scottrade elite from the ground up - including a proprietary momentum indicator that makes researching sectors and industries even e

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honoring roger ailes and his wife, beth, they represented a lifetime achievement award by general jack keane forked supporting the united states military and specifically the green beret. >> when president kennedy helped to form the green berets, he knew that it would be important. the people in this room, particularly the green berets have my greatest respect. because they are prepared to risk everything for an idea. the idea is called america. lou: congratulations to him. thank you to the green berets and all who support them. we are coming right back. lou: election day five days away and many of the presidents biggest supporters don't want to see or hear from him. a former aide predicts midterm disaster for the democrats. then "a-team" is coming up next quick look at the weather. nice day, beautiful tomorrow. tomorrow is full of promise. we can come back tomorrrow. and we promise to keep it that way. driven to preserve the environment, csx moves a ton of freight nearly 450 miles on one gallon of fuel. what a day. can't wait til tomorrow. tigers, both of you. tigers? don't be modest. i see

the mayor of keane said earlier this week that it's too early to begin discussing really whether or notval will happen. they're still working on trying to continue arrests with the riots. >> here's what she said. she said i needed to keep 80,000 people safe and one self-promoting punk could help me do that or try to impede me from doing that. i guess she's not a big fan of yours? >> it doesn't seem that way. for someone to come out and call me a punk for trying to educate viewers at home about the safety concerns that could be happening right outside their homes, i think that's unfair. >> absolutely. you did a great job. jared, congratulations. i hope you get even a bigger job from this. thanks for joining us this morning. >> you have a bright future. coming up, remember the five gitmo prisons freed in exchange for bowe bergdahl? the government said they weren't a they the but we have new information you're not going to look. >> if you thought spending tax dollars to watch a shrimp on a treadmill, wait until you hear how washington is spending your tax dollars now. ♪ ♪ my name's louis,

general jack keane was on our channel talking about how they are not getting along.'ve seen this numerous times with different pages with their messaging. i don't know why you quarantine members of the military but not health care workers. he talked about, we're making the military go over there, not something their choice. i directed them to do. of. a lot of people in "doctors without borders," this is their choice as well. samantha power, will she be quarantined? i would be pretty ticked off if they didn't want a quarantine other health care workers because they're disproportionately affected. >> samantha power went to sierra leone and was able to report back, looks like burial practices one of the ways the disease was spreading has gotten much better. immediate question, what which do with everybody to protect. 21-day quarantine there or here? i want to move on to get your opinion. put this up on the screen if we can. where is ron klain, the ebola czar? >> quarantined? self-quarantined? lead by example. >> was appointings him mostly a public relations move? and wh

media coverage and social media posting to identify the people involved in a big riot in the town of keane. they flipped car, destroyed properties. they used tear gas and rubber bullets to contain that crowd. >> hillary clinton returns to the bay area today to host a fundraiser with annapolis pelosi. the event has a $500 minimum donation just to get in. >>> and the giants have touched down in kc. the team held a light workout yesterday at the royals ballpark in kansas city. bum garner will face off -- >> live in san francisco. cause such a mess friday morning. though ez are gone. they're regrouping. the construction project is on hold for now. the work was being done near the first san francisco exit once you cross the bridge westbound. they treated them like speed bump and the back up lasted for hours. it was worse than they thought. so today it's regrouping trying to figure out a plan b. they removed the six steel plates from the roadway. plates allowed them to repair expansion joints on upper deck that art like cartilage in the knee. the plates rose off the ground forcing them to slow w

lou: we'll be talking all this up with former chief of staff jack keane. d democrats, well they're staying away from president obama on the campaign trail. and, the president's top advisor said he made a big mistake when he said his policies are on every ballot in november. pulitzer columnist -- political director ed rollins joins us here tonight. we begin on the syrian border with turkey where kurdish fighters are defending the town against an assault by the islamic state. turkey's military is watching and waiting for orders to enter that battle. fox news correspondent is on the syria/turkey border tonight and has our report. >> the black terror flags of isis are flying t over the town of syria. kurdish fighters they still control the town. if it does fall, that would have hugeef strategic and symbol i can -- they control an uninterrupted swath of territories. we have now been pushed back two and a half miles from the turkish military from the syrian town over there. you can see a plume of explosion there from an impact. we can see and hear all the action

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less than three hours from now, the keanes for pennsylvania governor will be facing off with their thirdnd final debate. tom wolf will be fielding questions on the big issues facing the keystone state as well as tom corbett. you can see the candidates spar over the issues. highlights of the coverage tonight right here on nbc 10 news at 11:00. >>> former secretary of state hillary clinton is rounding up support for tom wolf. clinton will headline a women for wolf grass roots event for the democrat tomorrow at the national constitution center in philadelphia. the republican party of pennsylvania responded to clinton's campaign event for wolf tomorrow saying, quote, this -- even though women occupied only 2 out of 26 management positions and zero positions on the board of directors, end quote. job creation, certain to be one topic of discussion at tonight's debate for governor. >> today, nbc 10 is in one pennsylvania city that's starting to see a turnaround in this. take a look at these figures from allentown. in july 2012 be with the unemployment was 12.7%. fast forward to july of this yea

they want the government to do away with the committee that screens keanes before elections, essentially hand-picking the politicians. thes protests going on for several days. most of them on major highways. it has led to essentially a shutdown of hong kong, a huge financial hub around the world. you see all the people gathered there. it's led to clashes with police also. more people are expected to join the protest because it is a national holiday and they are off work. so it looks like they'll be going out into and maybe into those government buildings if the protests continue. aaron? >> richard jordan at the live desk. thank you. 6:17. the protester facing a different kind of battle. an israeli cybersecurity firm says china may be behind malicious software that's targeting their phones. once installed, the hacker has access to practically everything on a phone. china already targets mobile users by blocking instagram and sensoring messages on certain types of apps on smartphones. >>> take a look. crews are trying to contain a fire that damaged several buildings in atlantic city last n