not been to laguardia, but i've heard horror stories about the airport.s the project at right now? what is the timeframe for redevelopment? commenced the lease with the port authority of new york and new jersey yesterday. the governor announced the redevelopment of laguardia, starting with the central terminal building. the gateway partners. they taken over the operation of the central terminal building and commenced construction program that will take place over the next sears to revamp -- next six years to revamp the terminal. shery: we have so much news these days about the long security lines at airports. is the rebound going to help that in any way? we looked to simplify the flow of passengers and what happens in and around security. understanding the tsa controls security at laguardia and across the nation. experience, we worked closely with those types of agencies. ring we do whatever we can as a key stakeholder. as laguardia partners will look to work with the tsa to make that experience as efficient as possible for the passengers. our design inco

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lauderdale last october, in las vegas last september and in march 2015 at new york's laguardia airport. where this past weekend emergency crews were holding a mass casualty drill. >> to make sure that, god forbid if there were to happen at laguardia, we would be prepared. >> we had jet fuel, hydraulic fuel, all of that's combustible. speed is of the essence for us. >> reporter: and getting passengers out? this boeing 747 holds 181 people,. under faa rules they've got to be able to get everybody out of the exits and off the plane in 90 seconds. fast acting firefighters may have prevented a tragedy. >>> when we come back, we're with michael phelps and america's other top swimmers trying to punch their tickets to rio. ===raj/take vo=== the smoke's c. we'll tell you when highway 17- ===jess/take vo=== plus, can u-p-s refuse to deliver? a lengthy battle ends after n bay area responds. ===jess/next close=== next. right now at 6. >>> finally tonight, just 39 days until the start of the summer games in rio. this week the top swimmers in the country, including michael phelps are vying for a spo

lauderdale last october, in las vegas last september and in march 2015 at new york's laguardia airportwhere this past weekend emergency crews were holding a mass casualty drill. >> to make sure that, god forbid if there were to happen at laguardia, we would be prepared. >> we had jet fuel, hydraulic fuel, all of that's combustible. speed is of the essence for us. >> reporter: and getting passengers out? this boeing 747 holds 181 people,. under faa rules they've got to be able to get everybody out of the exits and off the plane in 90 seconds. fast acting firefighters may have prevented a tragedy. >>> when we come back, we're with michael phelps and america's other top swimmers trying to punch their tickets to rio. oughts once i left the hospital after a dvt blood clot. what about my wife... ...what we're building together... ...and could this happen again? i was given warfarin in the hospital, but wondered, was this the best treatment for me? i spoke to my doctor and she told me about eliquis. eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots and reduces the risk of them happening again. not only d

unless lytle and stenger were able to radio laguardia to get clearance for this class b airspace theyto turn around. >> if you're just sight-seeing you don't want to have to do that. you don't want to deal with air traffic control so they tried to make a u-turn and come back down the river. >> investigators believe this is when they we again to have problems. just north of roosevelt island in the middle of the east river the cirrus starts a fairly sharp 40 to 45-degree left turn. on any other day this may have been sufficient to turn them around while keeping them safely over the river. but they make a critical oversight. >> the wind was blowing in significant velocity that day and the effect that that's going to have, it's going to move them down wind during the turn. >> unfortunately they didn't factor in the crosswind and because it's a very narrow area, 13 to 1500 feet when they came out of the u-turn, there was areas of high buildings. >> investigators believe that once the pilots realized they were drifting toward the building they tried to increase the bank angle and tighten th

yesterday new york governor a ground-breaking ceremony to rebuild laguardia airport, and called the airportront door to new york. as opposed to now, when it's known as the gates of hell. [ laughter ] [ applause ] i think that's a nicer -- has a a better ring to it. >> steve: true. true. >> jimmy: let's get to some news here. i saw that the first united state of women's summit was just held in washington, d.c. and first lady michelle obama sat down with oprah where she discussed her feelings about the president and it seems like they're still pretty happy together. take a look. >> watching my husband walk off of marine one and go to the oval office. it's like, mm! >> did he always have that swag or has he gotten swaggier? >> no, he -- he was very swagalicious. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: meanwhile, sasha and malia were like, "ew!" [ cheers and applause ] that's -- that's so gross!" secret service code name. [ laughter ] it's like, swagalicious. the big political news is that the primary season is officially over. that's right, the last -- [ cheers and applause ] i know. the last primary before th

. >>> a brief power outage at laguardia airport leads to delays for ve spirit airline section of the central terminal. the power has since been restored ticket and security lines are now moving again. >>> happening today emergency response teams are set to conduct a full scale drill at laguardia airport. the port authority says passengers and anyone driving by might notice emergency vehicles in simulated smoke around the airport between 10:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. the flights will not be affected the drill will include state and federal authorities department. >>> now to a cbs 2 exclusive an elderly woman robbed at gunpoint inside her brooklyn home. 80 year old maria lugo says it happened thursday night on park avenue. three men including one with a gun pushed their way into the apartment after she returned from walking the family dog. >> they pushed me down and they says don't move, don't move. they says where's the money, where's the mo grandmother, their sister. why would you do something like that? >> the family says the men made off with her new flat screen tv, a video game console

like "she loves me," also a current broadway revival, and "fiorello", about new york city mayor laguardiat "fiddler" would become their most successful collaboration and produced their best known song, based on aleichem's prose. ♪ if i were a rich man all day long i'd ♪ bitty bitty bum if i were a wealthy man! ♪ >> i find it a little embarrassing-- if somebody reads one of the stories closely, he will find the lyrics to "if i were a rich man." i practically just took them right out of the story and set them to music. that's not entirely true; i have some craft. but a lot of those images were in the stories. >> reporter: "fiddler's" main story follows the struggles of tevye and his wife, golde, as they try to marry off their five daughters. ♪ matchmaker, matchmaker make me no match ♪ i'm in no rush maybe i've learned ♪ >> reporter: the three eldest insist on marrying someone they love-- despite the wishes of their well-meaning parents to find them wealthy suitors. that disassociation between love and marriage is illustrated in the song "do you love me", where tevye and golde admit their fe

. - [evan] grand central, bomb goes off in grand central station or laguardia airport. - right or all of them at once. i mean paris was six or seven locations. - brussels was multiple locations. - brussels was multiple locations. think about that, the obama legacy is in doubt, obama is excoriated for not doing enough. donald trump is on a roll. - but this is my point, this is the second part of my challenge to you about the middle east not being that important because on the one hand, i actually think the american people care a little bit more than, but i'll stipulate what you're saying. but the second part is-- - i tend to lean on that obama side right now. - but if you don't do anything and then something happens, then you are seen as having not, what couldn't you have done something to prevent this. if you're reactive as opposed to proactive, then everybody gets on you for not having paid sufficient attention. - this is why it's impossible to be president. you've just put your finger on something. no, no, no you put your finger on something because what he knows is, all these repub

we have seen black armorred vehicles in jfk and laguardia stepping up patrols as well. port authorities are continuing to monitor the situation in turkey alongside federal and local officials and the joint terrorism task force. we are coming up on the busy 4th of july weekend. 200 agents were added to the airport. boston and l.a. and atlanta and dc, airports stepping up security as well. and the department of homeland security said the agencies in contact with proved and domestic airports. many passengers say they will keep on with their travel plans. cautiously one woman in atlanta arrived from istanbul after arriving out of one of the last flights that happened before the attacks. >> i am thanking god i was in the air and he was watching over me. i am happy she's home. >> i am happy she is home. no more turkey for this family. >> reporter: we had a situation in terminal five, had to be evacuated when there was a suspicious package noted by a security dog and they cleared out the terminal and pushed all of the passengers outside. but the passenger checked out and every

. >>> happening today, emergency response teams will conduct a full scale drill at laguardia airport. passengers and anyone driving by may notice emergency vehicles and simulated smoke from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. flights will not be affected. the drill will include state and federal authorities including the nypd, fbi, tsa, and the fire department. >>> time now is lying workers putting preschool children in danger. a scathing report finds thousands of kids were put at risk for lead exposure. >>> a speeding truck not only going the wrong way, but in the bike lane. >>> work continues on what will be the world's largest ferris wheel. details coming up next. >>> looking awesome out there i will have the full forecast coming up. first, a check on the community calendar on cbs 2 and on cbsnewyork.com. thanks for the ride around norfolk! and i just wanted to say, geico is proud to have served the military for over 75 years! roger that. captain's waiting to give you a tour of the wisconsin now. could've parked a little bit closer... it's gonna be dark by the time i get there. geico?. proudly

for example, the new york police department covering jfk, laguardia, and new ark, they will be putting their tactical unit out a bit more in the next few hours and days. but we don't have anything beyond that. for example, massachusetts, which covers boston logan airport has no plans to increase their profile there. one very important point, though, this is always the concern for homeland security and the tsa, the threat posed at overseas airports with direct flights into the united states. and before any airline can fly directly from a foreign airport into the u.s., that home airport must meet the security requirements of the united states. so quite literally, the tsa sends inspectors there to do audits and ensure they meet the standards. if they don't, they can't fly to the u.s. what does that mean? obviously you have good security, for example, overseas in london, frankfurt, amsterdam, but brussels had good airport security, yet we saw what happened there. and istanbul should have had very good security. >> tom, thanks so much for that. joining me now, malcolm nance, former u.s. int

otherwise you're checking people in to laguardia in times square. to a extent we have to live with it but be proactive to go after them. as long as there are extremists there is two-fer here. they get to weaken the economy, often fragile economies like in egypt hitting tourism, major source of income, attacks in egypt, tunisia, jordan, turkey, they see themselves driving out westerners, driving out infidel, purifying the earth. they get in their minds a lot of benefit from this attacks on paris were against tourist industry but vengeful on the west. deirdre: erdogan has taken a lot of criticism. what you said made me think of this, extreme muslims, oh, you've been working too much with the west, right? turkey has been a target for them for that reason. >> president erdogan played his hand pretty well for a few years. he make classic mistake saudis make and people throughout history made, rulers think they can tame snakes. he is muslim brotherhood guy. he is not as extreme as isis but he is fundamentalist. he thought he could use terrorists in syria

air flight 405 stalls trying to take off from laguardia due to ice contamination on the wings. the two tragedies are a wake-up call to the industry. >> as a result of air florida 90 and u.s. air 405 the entire way that we deal with ground icing events and the deicing of aircraft has changed significantly. we used improved fluids, different fluid, additional fluids, and we developed very carefully constructed holdover tables so that pilots know the amount of time that they have in their conditions between the deicing and the time that they need to initiate takeoff roll. i would say that the likelihood of an air florida 90 type accident occurring today is extremely low. >>> coming up, a small turboprop slams into the woods in maine. 17 people die. only one survives. his dramatic story. >> this is the end of the line for flight 46 right here. it is a feeling that you'll never forget. it will be with you the rest of your life. >>> two killed at least three injured in a shootout between two rival biker gangs in northeast ohio. this happened outside of a bar in warren township about

construction beginning on $4 billion rebuild of the new york laguardia airport.reaking is joe biden. >> the greatest city in the world needs and deserves, needs the greatest infrastructure in the world. >> this $4 billion project is scheduled to be completed in 2021. the airport is one of three serving new york city. going to stay open and operate in construction. alison: well, after a decade of renovations, the watergate is back open tonight. the infamous hotel has more than 330 upscale rooms. including two presidential suites. the cheapest one $425 a night. our favorite part about the story is the usb drive that the watergate press people gave our photographer today. if you look at it. it alludes -- is that -- leon: blast from the past. if you are gray in the hair recognize that. that is a cassette tape. alison: right. so, of the d.n.c. phones wiretapped back in the famous break-in 1972. this is actually a usb drive, right? leon: figure out how it works. >> you have to flip it. >> there you go. alison: it's not actually a cassette. what would you do with a cass

incoming mriets to laguardia and jfk in the sky.he empire state building is going to remain dark against the sky tonight. every night of the year, it's lit up in a different color scheme, usually for a charitable option. it is remaining dark tonight for the death toll of 50. there you see the fuller skyline of in, h and all its color. we are back, happy to be joined by tara m you llor. she is is the senior policy adviser with the terrorist project. she's a former cia analyst and is with us in washington. tara, we've been asking all number of people the same question. and that is how can you possibly go at preventing what happened today, this kind of fiendish dual crime and what is obviously a terrorist attack? obviously, in this case, it was one individual. which means it may have been a loenl wolf and these are the types attacks that law enforcement find particularly difficult to prevent because there are had a lot of people and we don't know who he was in touch with. but what's important is ramping up the resources that fbi has to

dana was here, talking about going out to have dinner at laguardia on the way.re's no waiters and waitresses, you just punch no inn to the computer what you want and the food appears. >> take over by robots. >> this is how it starts let me help you with your bags. robots will pretend to be your friend. kimberly, you know we've talked about this. they're going to pretend to be your friend. that's how it started. do you remember "planet of the apes" when the monkeys pretended like they couldn't speak and they acted like they were your servants, and when they reached super intelligence, they came out and gained control. when the robots gain super intelligence, we're going to be enslaved. it's starting with that little creep right there. that creep. i didn't mean you, megan. >> he goes crazy. he really means all of this. he sends -- >> really crazy emails. and you have dreams as well. >> i do. >> and then you talk to me and want to know if it's the real kimberly and am i coming to save you a or kill you. >> i'm not sure what you're going to do. >> either am i. >> as

form are commanding officer on port authority police jfk and laguardia airports ken note hoenig joins us. good evening, sir. >> geographic. >> naturally, sir, tonight as we all watch what's going on, turkey, we all saw those horrible visions coming out of brussels in march. naturally we turn to our own airports. is our airports any safer than this turkish airport? >> somewhat safer only because of the distance involved. you have got -- what's happened over the years as we have taken the steps to keep people with weapons and explosives pushed the perimeter around. u.s. airports the screening points are inside the airport. in this case they had a preliminary screening area right at the entrance to the airport terminal. and these individuals, when they realized they weren't going to get through, any began their attack with weapons and hand grenades and the then finally setting off explosive vests. there are also trying to hire alerts where they will set up a screening point off the airport at the airport entrance. not so much to screen baggage but to question people. we have got to get b

. >> well, u.n., but also her husband appointed her to civil defense, to run with laguardia. >> okay. >> but why eleanor rooseveltsome. >> well, because of human rights. i think one of the big changes in our, in the way that america operates in the 21st century especially as contrasted to the founders' era is that the founders -- remember, in george washington's farewell speech, he advises against foreign entanglements and says, you know what? we're going to look out for ourselves and take advantage of god's gift of natural barriers, the ocean. eleanor roosevelt comes along, and in the post-world war ii moment not only is she advocating for the u.s. to get involved with this united nations and the whole idea of a global community, but she's also advocating something called the universal declaration of human rights. that the kind of rights that we celebrate, individual protections and individual entitlements if you will that go beyond government, she says, are not just american ideas, they're ideas that we should promote, advocate, celebrate to the world. and so you get -- i cite the e

the delta plane took off from laguardia airport hours after it was scheduled to leave. it landed in miami shortly before midnight last night. delta said nothing was found in a full security sweep. they did not say whether anyone was arrested. >>> out west a flight made an emergency landing after a man tried to kiss a sleeping teenage girl. police say they arrested that man after the plane landed in seattle after leaving portland, oregon, yesterday. the man was 23 years old. the girl he tried to kiss was 16 years old. she and everybody else i guess except the guy was where they were originally planning to go. >>> new developments in the flint water crisis, why top lawyers just filed lawsuits against two companies in michigan. >>> but first, as we look live at storm team 4 radar, we're working to pinpoint when our next set of strong storms will hit. the latest from storm team 4 meteorolog again! again! again! again! again? again! again! general mills is removing artificial flavors and colors from our cereals. so you can love cereal... again! without power in the clare don

that especially is happening in new york city's airports, jfk as well as newark and laguardia. you are likely to see what they call the courtland of hercules units. they look like s.w.a.t. team officers patrolling the airport perimeter and through the terminal as a sign of deterrence and also as a sign of force. miami has what essentially is a full-time tactical unit always patrolling the airport in miami. same with l.a. you will see that likely in these airports but that is not a shift in the tsa security posture. it is simply local big cities taking on that heightened state of security and alert. i would also tell you that we have counted ten inbound flights from turkey into the united states tonight. a flight into jfk which should have landed by now, another one landing any minute into boston, also lax, chicago o'hare, san francisco, miami, houston, intercontinental, also atlanta, washington dulles and late this evening at jfk. these are all turkish airlines flights. these are not u.s. carriers. but because they are flying directly from an overseas airport, the last point of

in fact, if anybody travels to jfk down the street at laguardia in newark you know that security is always tight. when something like this happens, security is ramped up. today no exception. today passengers are noticing that extra layer of protection as the port authority which operates all those major hubs added high visibility patrols equipped with tactical weapons after yesterday's deadly attack in istanbul. port authority officials say their continuing to monitor the situation in turkey alongside federal and local officials, including the fbi joint terrorism task force. from los angeles, at l.a.x., where there has been added motorcycle officers, canine units and foot patrols, to boston where the massachusetts state police have ramped up what they call a robust and multilayered security operation to atlanta where the atlanta p.d. is adding officers at the airport from its downtown precinct. the security effort is massive, which is why passengers say they will continue to fly. some say they're adjusting their vigilance as these terror attacks continue. one woman i spoke to said she was

he 419 30's, before mayor laguardia took away the pushcarts and made them in illegal. he hated the pushcarts. street was always, for years the main street. if you go along bleecker street on sixth or seventh, you can still find a little bit of the shops left. remember, those italians who shopped on bleecker street, they lived in these act streets. this is minetta street, and 1890's, early 1900s. none of us would've gone there back then. you will went there if you are looking for trouble. drugs or prostitution. few years, the new generation of middle-class young people are going to discover this neighborhood and start moving in and they are going to debit with a new name, greenwich village that none of the people photograph ever heard. in the 1900s and 1910s in this tenement apartment, this young couple would be there and in the next apartment, and italian them who thought they were the lower west side. you are looking at jefferson courthouse. patchin place is in this photograph. slum alley. only a few years later, it becomes a center of residence. i think judah barnes

new york's laguardia airport has been called a third world country by vice president joe biden.y. one of the ceos in charge of the overhaul joins us. stocks are turning positive here.

security, adding high visibility patrols equipped with tactical weapons and equipment here at jfk, laguardiaiberty. port authority officials are continuing to monitor the situation in turkey alongside federal and local officials including fbi joint terrorism task force. we're coming up on the busy 4th of july getaway weekend. it has long been considered a terror threat across the u.s. back in may more than 200 tsa agents added to the new york area ahead of summer travel rush from boston, l.a., atlanta, washington, d.c. airports stepped up security. homeland security said the agency is in contact with domestic and international private airports and is directing appropriate action as facts warrant. many passengers keep on with their travel plans. here is a woman who last night arrived from istanbul to atlanta. listen. >> i'm shaking. but i'm relieved. thanking god that i was in the air and that he was watching over me and that i was flying. >> i'm happy she's home. just happy she's home. can't stand it. no more turkey for this family. reporter: we mentioned security is tight. we had an evacuat

weather delays now popping up, laguardia had a problem, so watch out for delays coming out of new yorkeffect here in philadelphia not only today but as sue mentioned the round number two coming our way for that evening rush hour. we will look live at roosevelt boulevard, delays heading in to the schuykill, coming in from new jersey, sun glare on the freeway. is there your travel times southbound i-95 extra heavy because of the crash and 26 minute trip inbound on the schuylkill expressway. mike and alex, back to you. >> i got hood winged,. >> why do you say that. >> because all morning long you can eat a banana split for breakfast and it would be healthy. this is a travesty, roberta. >> no, it is not. >> she's a blogger and a food expert and a chef. >> yes. >> it is ice cream it is yogurt. >> greek yogurt. >> but you will still have toppings, chocolate chips, hot fudge. >> okay. >> you can still have hot fudge in there. >> because breakfast can get boring all the time same thing. >> you got your banana. >> yogurt. >> yes, walnuts, strawberries and hot fudge. >> that looks like a cool br

they took a lot the plane and laguardia and he ends up in syria. a few years ago, we were sending people to decide -- to assad as you did with the canadian citizen, he spent one year in syria being tortured into the syrians realize this guy was not a bad guy. they sent him back him to commit -- to canada. the canadian government apologized a given monetary competition -- gave him monetary compensation. we have yet to say we are sorry. when he tried to file suit in wast, the administration successful in blocking in him having his day in court. give we are willing to people the opportunity to pursue their cases in courts, and so we will hold people accountable criminally accountable in engaging -- and what we would consider a war crime if anyone had done that to us -- we are only good about assisting others in the prosecution or other .eaders that engage in there have been convictions in south america and africa were accidents that happened a long time ago, so i am hopeful at some point that there will be accountability for what we did because you ca

they take them off the plane at laguardia or jfk and he answered in syria. a few years ago we were sending withe to us as we did rohrer. the syrians set him back to canada. the canadian government apologized and gave him monetary compensation for their role in helping us send him to syria to get tortured. we have yet to see we are sorry. when he tried to file suit in administration blocked him. until we are willing to give people the opportunity to pursue their cases in court and until we hold people criminally accountable for engaging in what we would consider a war crime if anyone had done that to us and we are good about assisting others in the prosecution of other leaders who engage -- there have been convictions and south america and africa for leaders for acts that happened a long time ago so i am hopeful at that there will be accountability for what we did is we cannot just ignore it and pretend it did not happen. >> we have time for one more. a little bit of housekeeping. series rings prominent speakers on newsworthy topics you around to the club thi

we took him off the plane at i think laguardia or jfk and eventually he ends up in syria.debating whether we should be launching military strikes against assad. a few years ago we were sending people to assad as we did with -- who spent about a year in syria in custody being tortured until eventually the syrians realized that this guy is not a bad guy. and they sent him back home to canada. the canadian government apologized and gave him monetary compensation for their role in helping us send him to syria to get tortured. we have yet to say we're sorry. when he tried to file suit in court, the administration asserted i believe qualified immunity or states secret privilege which was successful in blocking him from having his day in court. so until we're willing to give people the opportunity to pursue their cases in court, until we're going to hold people accountable criminally for engaging in what you know, we would consider a war crime if anyone had done that to us. we're really good about assisting others in the prosecution of other leaders who engage in -- in fact, you'

at jfk airport, laguardia and newark liberty airport, we're told that officers are equipped with tactical weapons and equipment. the world's busiest airport in atlanta, atlanta's hartsfield, they say they've also increased their police presence, again, around the perimeter. right now at u.s. airports, the way security works is that the department of homeland security is responsible for overseeing the screening of passengers, baggage and cargo. but as we know, that all happens at the checkpoint. but the focus with this attack here in turkey, as well as the one you mentioned in brussels, those attacks happened before the checkpoint. we know that any area before the checkpoint is the responsibility here in the united states, usually of the airport, and even local police. now what cnn has learned is that the department of homeland security has been discussing for quite some time options of extending that security reach beyond the checkpoint so that the first line of defense isn't at the ts a-line. but again, those are only discussions. there is no indication at this point that we'll see anyth

we take him off the plane in laguardia or jfk, and eventually ends up in syria.i were debating out whether we should be launching military strikes against assad, will a few years ago we are sending people to aside as we did with this man. he spent about one year in syria in custody being tortured until eventually the syrians realize that this guy was not a bad guy. they sent him back home to canada. the canadian government apologized and gave him monetary compensation for their role in helping us sent him to syria to get tortured. we have yet to say, we are sorry. when he tried to file suit in court, the administration qualified immunity or state state secrecy program and it was successful and blocking him for getting his in court. so until we are willing to give people the opportunity to pursue their cases in court, until we will hold people accountable, criminally accountable for engaging in what we will call a roller crime if anybody had done that to us. were really good about assisting others in the prosecution of other leaders to engage in common i fact you

>> look at laguardia, starting very soon public-private partnership, you can make these deals happen. we need to rebuild our infrastructure or other people and other countries are going to take our travelers. >> can you help us about what is going on in the broader economy at the moment? a day like today when people are so worried about the lack of job growth. maybe it's just a one-off this month or is it a broader problem, do you think? >> certainly if you look at retail, they're suffering. but that same consumer is spending as it relates to travel. they still want the experience of getting on an airplane, going with their family, attending a meeting, group business is still very strong. if you look at our group properties, they're doing extremely well because of the strength of the group traveler. >> the group area though is the one area that if ceos are going to cut back on, they're going to slice, is it not? >> historically that has been the case. >> my question is in a day like today moving forward what do you think -- >> we haven't gotten any cancellations today. >> no, but ceos

we're watching the security fan out in area airports, jchk, laguardia and out of l.a.x. some legitimate action on isis quickly because the longer they establish their caliphate and their headquarters, the more trouble we're in. >> right. i know john kerry boasts about all the success we've been having over there. the fact is they've waited three and a half years to do anything to take any sort of military action other than the persian gulf on the aircraft carriers going into syria. we have to ramp this up. i remember when president was asked, whatever you recommend, double that because i want to win and get out. the fact is we haven't done that here. we waited. delay is not our friend. delay is our enemy. and this president and john kerry and the administration have delayed far too much. >> well, donald trump would like to be the next commander in chief, as would hillary clinton. we've got their reaction. first up, trump. >> imagine them sitting around the table or wherefore they're eating their dinner talking about the americans don't do water boarding and yet we chop o

. >> port authority here in new york area oversees louisiana louisiana green laguardia and so upset.has been had prioritized in the past. >> when that gets underway and maybe see some action on a very important subject. >> homeland security. check the big board nine points away from the dow jones industrial hitting 18,000. hold on one second to paul ryan now answering questions about donald trump. listen in. >> hillary clinton is the answer no i don't. do i believe that hillary clinton is going to be the answer to solving these problems? i do not. able that we have more common ground the policy issues of the day and more livelihood of getting our policies enacted with him than we do with her but i do valid comnts i don't think they're right headed and that thinking behind it is something i don't personally relate to. but at the end of the day this is abo ideas and move our agenda forward and moving the way we're moving. >> how concerned are you that -- spent a lot of time on this agenda, that comments like these undercut the party -- >> i do think these kinds of comments undercut the