the battle komen eight in the death of 11,000 french soldiers and twice as many prussian and from -- and prussian allies. >> the french didn't challenge us very much. we knew they were going to come in and they were going to charge. they were ry humane with us today. >> the erstwhile enemies are getting to know one another. these history buffs have come from all over the world. even as follow -- even as far away as australia. >> 650 kilometers on foot from east germany. >> a glimpse into the past and it is commemoration. it is about what these people went through. reporter: he's looking for victory in the batter -- in the battle of waterloo. heavy rain the evening before the battle horse napoleon to delay his attack. >> rain is just one of the obstacles they can face. i saw victory 200 times. maybe this time i will win. reporter: no chance. the great battle was fought that ended the napoleonic era. if the weather had been this good then history might have turned out differently. christopher: that is all this week, but do get in touch with me if you have any comments. thanks for watch

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chief amongst them is their ability to enter -- reenter komen i after months of being kicked out by kurdishhters. what we understand from kurdish sources is that isil fighters were able to reenter kobane on the border with turkey disguised as ypg kurdish fighters and free syrian army rebels wearing their uniforms. they were able to enter the city from three different sides. several of them carried out suicide attacks detonated themselves and caused a lot of casualties. there is a lot of fighting going on there we understand and that fighting is still ongoing. there is also as you mentioned been significant car bomb carried out by ice it's fighters in kobane close to the border indicate with turkey and at least eight people have been killed. significantly there because isil reentered kobane overnight on thursday morning and very close to that area as well in the northeast they have launched an offensive there. we understand from some source that his dozens of people, residents from there have already been trying to flee that area because isil fighters have entered the rural areas and have ta

two weeks ago we had of video teleconference led by the director of komen security to lay out the threat. redo that periodically so there is multiple levels of the engagement. >> i would add we have created a network across this country there is the impact on my community with the intelligence network with the fbi. though local law-enforcement partners understand the primary responsibility to protect their communicant -- trendies then the risks and they're hungry for information that is what we try to design is what information we can get out to them to take appropriate action. >> if more of these questions are in a classified nature we can respond to those later but of the communications that we know that happened between the attackers and bad players how much of that torino before verses forensic information and how much plays into the warning that recent to the locals price limit or three happy to answer that but not in this setting. >> and the reverse flow to rehab their channels of communications for intelligence gathering from local law-enforcement? because this was the national ev

. >> i met with the savagery of komen security that provided technical expertise even with the denial of service to rural the inspector general. and what they provide is updated information across the spectrum so there is a good working relationship with agencies under attack to see the patterns and what can we learn from each other ? >> thank you mr. commissioner and inspector general. i found other possibilities for the data breach. when i filed my taxes i had overpaid and it don't have electronic transfer to a debate because i will not share that with the irs or anybody else alive received it in the paper check. was surprised me there is also a flier from the consumer financial protection bureau that has the power to impose and reporting requirements on personal information. people love worried about the national security administration they should worry about them. they get all of our data all the time that is a possibility for a security breach. ill-fated goes to the i.r.a. rest through the consumer protection financial bureau especially since it is funded through non appropriate

example, of a delay of the housing recovery and a strong dollar could be a driver of future growth for komennevertheless with that growth in the coming quarters it is where hand entreat expected inflation but ride this only slowly to hit them meeting by 2017. over the medium term there is still much work to be done. of forecast around 2 percent far away from that 3 percent average growth rate from before. given the yellow car would highlight a policy recommendation in three areas. and as we have noted before with the first rate increase in almost nine years have been carefully prepared and telegraphed. above them the deaths and someone did not with the will beyond u.s. borders and? >> we think there is a case to raise rates until there are more or price inflation doesn't on evidence. >> we believe the rate hike is better off early 2016. you know, enough with this first-rate increase of the rates will likely be inappropriate such but perhaps up to two 1/2% we believe that is manageable however the that cautious approach to the interest-rate normalization we hasher insurance against the risk o

. >> susan komen, dallas texas, almost a billion dollars worth of research on breast cancer.er. with ebelieve working together gives them more money and a focus for the american people to know that congress does care about breast cancer research. >> and the breast cancer research foundation here in new york that has raised $58 million last year for breast cancer research and has a very less than a dollar of every dollar raised is spent on any type of administration, it all goes into research. >> what brought both of to you the cause, was it personal politics, science? >> it's really the right this inc. to do. this is a killer of people. 1400 400 men a year die of cancer. susan komen has been an amazing foundation. you watch them run all through the streets of america. they are talking about a cause, a mission and a purpose. 23 are working together to get congress to do the same thing. >> so it's frustrating, still, congress woman, when you read one study after another. >> one in eight. >> mammograms work. mammograms don't work. you try something else. one week you read someth

it also stipulated zero hrs was to be led by the president of komen security and it was modeled after the modern day version of the national security staff and advisor with the model going forward with the major difference is that ohs was accretion of executive order and nsc was statutory from the national security act of the 1947 s bush 47 had a free hand to create and change the ohs. also because of a presidential creation the director of senate confirmation as this became a major source of friction in the 107th congress to have numerous issues but only after it announced to create the id hs of course looking at the office of plans security not only chosen because of a resonate to have very close personal relations with bush to have access as a fairly important ingredient in by many accounts to have both of those and other official that we interviewed about this, operates that the second major muscle movement for the functions not to mention those to go together someone that is close to the president released to make those major muscle movements were this would not have succeeded so

president has high expectations for the response that will be enacted by tsa and the department of komensecurity to address those concerns that is why the pop action taken by secretary john in just last night is consistent with that philosophy provide a secretary johnson will continue to hold tsa officers to that but the best way to ensure these reforms are properly implemented is that tsa officers are held accountable to implement them to make sure they have a permanent director in that job. that is why we continue to call on united states senate to profit confirm that admiral of the coast guard to this role. >> 95% failure rate is appalling in any endeavor but particularly when lives are at stake was the president's reaction perhaps direct what's clear is that that, again it is just one layer. >> that is not what he said. he was told there is a 95 percent failure rate of the most public security system that the american people have seen post a net 11. what is his reaction? through the president knows there are multiple layers in place and he does have bystanders for the tsa and he has