the fertilizer plant happened because the people in leed county partnered with the state and made thatssible. i'm proud that we see those great jobs in iowa. >> and we'll be talking more about the fertilizer plant in just a moment. do you care to rebut for 30 seconds. >> yes, it's important for us to understand these numbers. the governor talks about the 150,000 new jobs he's created. but you know, even a fifth grader knows you have to subtract what you've lost. over 80,000 jobs were lost in the economy giving a net gain of 75,000 or 80,000. that's how we identify jobs. in the private sector, we know that government can't create jobs. businesses do. and we know that governors don't create small businesses. entrepreneurs do. we're going to create a base of enfratrepreneurs in the state t will meet the demands and needs in the community. >> thank you, is that right. we'll try to keep as close as we can. i'll give a reminder as to the length of the time it's hard to keep track of from back here but we'll do our best. the second question on the subject of jobs, dave. >> yes, governor, i wa

so a lot of guys to tree identification that are focused on leeds will put it in the section with ashes and walnut another species that have compound leaves. but it is really everything else about it is a maple. this learning about tree identification, these two species in this picture and i'm sorry if you can't see very well from the back, but on the left is a grey birch. on the right is a quaking aspen. two superficially true center, on the north side in the northeast. in the winter the easiest way to tell them apart is by their tricks. once you learn not, you realize that helps you to distinguish all of the birches from all the aspen. they all have fun or delicate waves and all the poplars in athens have thicker, more angular look into it. some of the things that i learned about birds. there are these patterns and similarities that run throughout the species of birds. these three species here, like all of the small songbirds, they have the same number of lines of street on their, the same number for is the feathers. so the pattern on these birds are determined by the arrangement of t

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. >> denise, they are because right now they have virtually no leeds an a victim who is so badly injured she can barely speak. just within the past two hours, we tracked down some of that victim's siblings and they tell us they last saw their sister near this intersection just shortly before the vicious attack. >> i'm just thinking about how someone can do this to someone like that. >> reporter: this afternoon, rachel robertson could find no answers on her sister, 55-year-old charlene lightfoot. now, almost two days later, the victim's injuries are almost too much for words. >> she has a broken eye socket. she has three fractured ribs. her face looks like a watermelon. she has blood on the brain and someone did this to her. >> reporter: who did it and exactly how are the questions camden police now face. all they know for certain, somehow miraculously they say the 54-year-old homeless victim made her way to a hospital after the attack in the wee hours tuesday. she suffered head trauma and cuts so deep her ears were nearly removed. injuries consistent with an assault by more than one atta

is health care going to leede us to damnation? that's a bit much. it leads people, especially black people to bhaily sensitive. why is there stuff harsh criticism directed at this president and this attorney general. >> was there harsh criticism i seem to remember against george bush and john ashcroft, maybe i'm missing something there. >> there is a reason why eric holder is the least popular member of the administration. about 20% approval, and it has absolutely nothing to do with race, it has to do with his policies. if anything it has to do with race, he's pushing race in the face of americans, he's calling them racial cowards, he's the one that's using race, as juan said to deflect criticism, but also to energize a political base. he's constantly using race, whether it's in ferguson, whether it's in a texas courtroom challenging voter id wherever it is, he uses race to mobilize the base. >> i think you have a situation in this country where race is a major issue, sercertainly a the republican party has become overwhelmingly white during this pe

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police have few leeds and they need your help. george spencer is live in camden.george, you talked to her family. >> reporter: we sure did, keith. this afternoon, police actually told us this case is among the more brutal assaults that they've investigated in this town recently, but they are confident that someone in this general area knows something and they're hoping that the $1,000 reward money now on the table will bring in critical tips. >> standing right here. >> reporter: just hours before it happened? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: this afternoon, linda graham pointed us to the street corner where she last saw her sister just before the brutal attack late monday night or early tuesday morning. >> they see her every day. they just beat her like she was a dog and left her there. >> reporter: camden police believe it was a group of people who assaulted the homeless woman somewhere along this avenue and the attack may have lasted for some time. >> it looks like she was dragged somewhere. beaten several times about her body, including the cuts behind her ears and on t

of his apartment that was not there until these people moved in, or it's pretty odd as happened in leedsthat of all the plants outside the window can only these two are dead? it's more audit that they put out this okay filming. they used to dress as devout muslims but out of the blue they dressed in western outfits to any one of those things may not be sufficient. but maybe they're the sorts of things that will trigger a question for taking a look. that's what we want to be in preparing the similarly on the cyber center it's important to know that they suffer a deficit and cyber attack that disables 20, 30,000 are far more important is how did that happen? what happened that made it even possible? similarly with dhs and tsa we've gotten them to shift the focus to that sort of analysis. help us understand the tactics that were utilized to make that happen. ..

a man enters the william hill betting parlor in leeds, england, with a large handgun and orders the clerktaway comes to an abrupt halt when he encounters martin richardson, a 38-year-old amateur rugby player and judo enthusiast. >> he got a real shock, i think. he was pointing at me and he said, i'm going to shoot you. >> the gunman points the pistol directly into richardson's face. undaunted, richardson reacts by picking up a chair and repeatedly whacking the guy. the gunman is no match for this burly man who refuses to back down. richardson wrestles him to the ground and subdues him until police arrive. >> i managed to get the gun out of his hand, could tell but i pinned him to the floor with what i call a judo move. >> the assailant is 20-year-old aczar suleman, and this is not the first time he has robbed a shop. he held it up twice before as well as one other betting parlor in the area. he gets convicted of all four robberies and sentenced to six years in prison. as for richardson, he doesn't consider himself a hero. just a concerned citizen who chose to fight back. >> it's not the f

continues with a look at are much smaller so far much more devastating fire all fire and the small city of leedsrthern california destroying hundred 50 structures or the hundred of them homes also several significant committee buildings this is an assist you county right near the oregon border and not we ought to and video now of the hot spots as fire primarily at and still hot spots and they're in this fire is now 25 percent contained is burned only 375 a. i say only but all level of destruction as i opening starting monday afternoon sustained winds of 44 from miles an hour cause it to spread with theory to churches among buildings lost a library mass of lumber company which is the city's biggest employer from the air but get this in see how whole neighborhoods are gone. red fire retardant is all over the place crews and planes chopper's tried to save the city three people were injured because still under investigation. >> : multiple financial rewards are now being offered for information leading to how this fire started. and on closer to home we are looking for rates and then we'll see for a l

we rolled a million bales down the river to liverpool and leeds. 1860, we rolled 4 million bales.m off mississippi, rolled them off louisiana. ♪ >> we fought a war. we fought a war and kept the west bank of the river free of slavery forever but we left the old south impoverished and stricken. doubly stricken because besides the tragedy of war, already the frenzied cotton cultivation of a quarter of a century had taken toll of the land. we mined the soil for cotton until it would yield no more and then moved west. we fought a war and it was a double tragedy. the tragedy of land twice impoverished. black spruce and norway pine, douglas fir and red cedar, scarlet oak and shag bark hige hickory, hemlock and aspen. there was lumber in the north. the war impoverished the old south. the railroads killed the steam boats, but there was lumber in the north. heads up, lumber on the upper river. heads up, lumber enough to cover all europe. down from minnesota and wisconsin, down to st. paul, down to st. louis and st. joe, lumber for the new continent of the west. lumber for the new mills. ♪ ♪

but the two leeds are still very much at war with each other.days, they have said they're still at war with isis. but the concern is, if these air strikes continue and they intensify, you could, in the future, see some cooperation between the two groups. some of the hard liners may be arguing for that, wolf. >> we're going to leave it right there. we'll continue the breaking news. thank you very much, appreciate it very much. >>> still ahead, shocking new information we're learning about that white house intruder who not only got inside the white house, he ran through much of the main floor of the white house. got into the east room of the white house. there's also been a new shooting here in the nation's capital. secret service agents moved in. how safe is the first family right now? congressman jason chaffetz is here. he's a key member of congress investigating all of this. congressman, we'll talk to you in a moment. so get a seat. "the situation room" will be right back. narrator: this is the storm sea captain: there's a storm comin narrator:

then there was an attempt in leeds castle in england in the summer, and meetings here at westminster,vid. and here comes, after a difficult period, and this was almost a gamble by president carter to try to get the promise of the sadat visit being implemented. some kind of an achievement which would include the egyptian front, but also something the palestinians. and when the invitation came we didn't know what to expect. remember, dayan had meetings with palestinians. i attended those meetings. he was trying to usher territories in the west bank from gaza to try -- [inaudible] and, you know, there was some cooperation from outside but it's difficult to do this kind of cooperation in the proper way because once a leak, i do think washington has any legs ever, but in israel they do happen occasionally. and the notion is that once you prepare something and jeffrey fall back, the last fallback becomes your position because it leaked. and we came to the israeli delegation, very few persons there with us, many have gone, but former chief justice brock was very instrumental their, the last

. >> i'm michael leeds. >> airstrikes are headed up on the islamic state group. >> the president heads to the u.n. this week where he'll chair a security council meeting to gain support for his plan to degrade and destroy isil. mike viqueira is live in washington. good morning. what is president obama's primary objective at the u.n. this week? >> good morning to you. stephanie. in a phrase, coalition building, seeking to expand the existing coalition, some 40 to 50 countries and instituting travel bans against people who go to join the forces of isil. there have been other things on the agenda, maintaining unit against putin in the ukraine and what to do about ebola. >> after vowing an air campaign to destroy islamic state of iraq and the levant, president obama looks to disrupt the ability to grow its army with help from the united nations. >> president obama will convene a very unusual head of state summit on the issue of foreign terrorist fighters to try to stop the financing to terrorists in iraq and syria. >> a record number of heads of state will be at the u.n.'s general assembly