investigators confirm that the victim did live here in marin city. there's no word on what led up to the shooting. the victim was awake and was able to discuss the shooting with investigators before he was taken to the hospital. >> we are working a few very strong investigative leads at this point. there's not a whole lot we can share just yet. >> at one point, we did see a number of officers staged at a nearby apartment complex, conducting a search for the suspect in this case. now at this point, there is no word on who that suspect or suspects might be. >> christian, live in marin city tonight, thank you. >>> a plan to use explosives to bring down the old bay bridge. but don't expect any fireworks. the under water implosion and the concerns about the environment. >> a system headed our way. it will bring a drop in temperatures and some snow to the sierra. i'll tell you how long the cooldown is going to last. >> tony was in preschool when he fell in love with this bike. the help his mother is asking for to buy this little boy with a rare disease a b

a man was shot outside some apartments in marin city. we are told he was hit several times and is in critical condition. it happened at the apartments on cole drive. investigators aren't saying what led up to the shooting. no arrests have been made. >>> there's more bolt trouble on the new bay bridge. this time, it's the ones that hold down that big tower. ken bastida joining us with a look at what it means in a big earthquake. >> reporter: yeah, something new every week it seems. most importantly, caltrans is saying, the bridge is safe. relax. that it will hold up in an earthquake. the tower, well, it may not be so lucky in a major seismic event. it's not going to fall but during inspections of the bridge, engineers found that water is leaking on some bolts that hold down the big middle tower. there's more than 400 of those at the base. caltrans says under a microscope, they found indications of cracking on some of those bolts which means if the earthquake was big enough, the tower would not be as secure as it is right now. >> this is n

. >> police are looking for a gun man who shot a marin city community development corporation employee at housing complex this afternoon. happened at the public housing unit on coal drive. 40-year-old victim water working when shot several times in the parking lot. witness say the victim used to live in the area. police investigating exactly what led to the shooting. >> san jose police say they are still searching for more people involved in the murder of a night club security guard. this afternoon the department released identity of 2 suspects arrested yesterday. juan and richard were booked on murder charges in the killing of manny last weekend. 34-year-old was murdered while trying to intervene when man stole a box of cigar from liquor store next door to the night club. >> sheriff's deputy in sonoma county continue to investigate a woman claim that she was kidnapped and held for 3 week woman says she was sexually abused during the ordeal. we have the story. >>reporter: what secret does this protect. 22-year-old woman told investigators she was kidnapped at gun point then held captiv

six >> pam: a local non profit and a top rated chef have teamed up to make sure students at one marin cityes made from scratch. >> pam: in tonight's my- kron-4-story. maureen kelly talked to the woman who came up with the idea.she hopes catches on with school lunch programs around the world. this story was brought to >> pam: our attention by a viewer. >> pam: >> reporter: trying to stir things up with a new program called conscious kitchen. the idea is fresh local and organic. cooked up by a shift from scratch. inside a school cafeteria creek feeding the kids here at bayside. in el que. --mlk. raising money to cover extra cost. keeping d menu affordable by using his connections with farmers and the bay area to buy the food. the children seem to like what they are eating. >> it was a good trick at all the bananas and costa. --it was good. i love the bananas and tossed the >> all of the obesity going on around i think it is a very good for schools to have fresh much. --lunch >> difference as we have seen that the children are eating every day and pan attention to what they eat. our dream is

>>reporter: they're investigating a shooting and marin city this afternoon time today deputies respondedrts of shots fired one male victim was found with a number of gunshot wounds it was seconds of the hospital and as far investigators have not identified the suspect or suspects and are fairly tough on several leads the more basic to the shooting is under investigation >>: is unknown what the motivation was the is completely unknown to us right now they have details will be better to understand lead on the will talk more people. what to may have compromised the integrity underneath the bridge caltrans says the contractors fail to properly still of the to grow to protect the steel rods inside it may be too late preliminary tests showed the some of the gautama's session is missing was the lead to the to to corrosion caltrans or a more extensive test to determine what this means and how to move forward. >>reporter: crews and also begin next week to fix the roof sections of a glass side walk was have discretion people shoes and opposing all the problems started on monday contract will be pa

that gorgeous silhouette with the low cloud cover the marine layer in the background. the city in the foreground. here it comes. we'll be cloudy in san francisco by 7:00 tonight with a cloudy start a summer-like pattern continuing at least for tomorrow morning. live on treasure island, paul deanno, back to you. >> thank you. love the transamerica pyramid in there. thanks, paul. >>> the nhl is coming to levi's stadium this weekend and the field is in the process of being converted into a hockey rink. more importantly, the san jose sharks' appearance at levi's stadium will be complete with the iconic shark head. it made its way up to santa clara today for the nhl stadium series. the sharks have already one fan at the new stadium, a curious crow. there he is. the bird landed next to the webcam and stared right into the lens. eventsly, the camera moved and the bird then took off eventually. but he is hamming it up for the camera. has a lot to say. very opinionated about this whole thing. the hockey game is this saturday when the sharks host the l.a. kings. [ laughter ] >> and there

university say it is sitting at the bottom of the gulf of mexico where it is threatening wild life and marin eco-city. up mostly clear how the oil got there after spill. one theory is this. findings published in the journal virtual science and technology. >> in los angeles tonight former rap mogul nate charged with murder and attempted murder after hitting 2 men with his pick up truck last week. pros can youtors say knight intended to run down a friend and another man after argument on movie z.one man killed. attorney for knight says the accident happened as he was trying to escape a vicious attack. two million dollar bail revoked today after authorities decided that knight was a potential flight risk. >> well at millions watch the superbowl millions mr. watch something else. american sniper. story of chris kyle is on the top of the box oz and tonight on the anniversary of his death the trial of his accused killer about to get under way. his widow speaking out about the one thing he said that she never understood. hears byron pitt. >> today if texas it was officially declared chris kyle day commemora

officials said it could be ready to fight for control of iraq's second largest city by april. rldroz marin jordanlynnrosalyn jordan last the story. >> the targeting of mosul which is currently being controlled by i.s.i.l. fighters could be a very decisive fight. and of course then the next question would be, would u.s. troops be needed to help the iraqi military? the u.s. military has long said he doesn't want to send ground troops back into iraq. but that's the only way the iraqi military could succeed the legislators say if that's the only way it could succeed to both the iraqi government and to i.s.i.l. fighters. >> newly released video from u.s. central command apparently shows areas controlled by i.s.i.l. on iraq. this video shows a strike on sunday near an area of hamdenea. a group in anbar province. u.s. coalition has also carried out strikes against the group in neighboring syria. and fighters loyal to i.s.i.l. have seized the university in the central libyan city of sirte. exploiting a poir vacuum power value for control. >> battle for sirte and captured former leader moammar gadh

of lancaster the first city to launch in sce will launch in may with a 35 percent renewable standard as their default light green product. in marin and sonoma both are currently saving residents money 5-8 percent less. residential rates tend to be a little bit more on par and competitive, commercially that's how we are seeing the greater delta in terms of rate savings in both marin and sonoma. with an average of almost $12-13 million so far saved for their customers in 2014 alone. both programs are less greenhouse gas intensive than the incumbent utility and the portfolio standard in 25 percent in 1 case. this is information as of yesterday. i want to tell you that i have been in touch with my colleagues in sonoma and marin. marin has now in the books 175 mega watts of new bucket one, not rec's supported. bucket one in state renewable power under way in contract for it's customers. there are seven mega watts of feed and tariff programs, small and local distributors. 10-5 mega watts development at the chevron refinery. chevron is donating the land or providing to marin at a low rate. that is a realtime example of a public private

>> guest: we were in the city ahead of the marines, and we were just trying to soften up some of the locations for 'em. we weren't going to make it safe, but just try to make it you know, as little as possible add something to it. and while in the city, the marines started to approach, the people came out to show that they were supportive of the military they weren't going to fight, and at that time there was a woman that came out, and she had something in her hands. i was watching her. i was relaying back to my chief everything that she had and what she was doing. he informed me that it was a chinese grenade and told me i had to take the shot because she started approaching the marines. at this point i'd never killed anyone so it was definitely made me pause, but also the fact that it's not a man, it was difficult. so we tried to radio the marines to let them handle it. i didn't want to have to be the one to take the woman's life. we couldn't raise them on the radio, so i ended up having to take the shot. but in my mind she, she was dead anyway. she was either going to kill herself

. >> they asked the marine corps recruiters in their city to leave.tly passed legislation to provide free marijuana to poor people. these aren't exactly ideas that will be catching fire all across the country. >> reporter: probably not. efforts to pass a soda tax, for example, failed in new york and in san francisco. up next, a law requiring gas stations to post climate change warning labels right on the nozzle, a tactic clearly designed to make people feel guilty when they fill up their tank. >> claudia, thank you. >>> a call for blood in the middle east following the burning alive of a jordanian pilot. we'll talk about it and what the u.s. can and should do when the panel joins me after a quick break. at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like mute buttons equal danger. ...that sound good? not being on this phone call sounds good. it's not muted. was that you jason? it was geoffrey! it was jason. it could've been brenda. [ hoof beats ] i wish... please, please, please, please, please. [ male announcer ] the wish we wish a

. >> think about what's happening right now by the base that has 300 marines. this cityand they're killing anything left to the iraqi security forces or anybody that they believe can be a threat to them, while our guys sit in that base wondering we took these guys out before. when exactly are we going to have the opportunity to take them out again? how many more people have to die? how many more people have to be recruited? >> let's talk strategy. one man is doing just that. the man who killed osama bin laden, rob o'neil, navy seal had this to say. >> the three pillars of our military strategy is forward defense, deterrence and a line of solidarity. right now the solidarity with our allies would be to defend them. right now you have people being burned outside of al assad air base. they helped us in 2007 during the awakening when we needed sunni help to destroy al-qaeda in iraq which is pretty much who isis is now. >> now they're asking us for help and we're not doing it. we need to get troops, boots on the ground in there with our allies to defeat them where they are. w

city. looking at the marin county commute everything is fine all along 101 out of san rafael into sausalitousually one of our busiest commutes today is no exception. it is slightly lighter than normal though. so we can still call it "friday light." let's check the next drive time. it is still only about 20 minutes from the altamont pass to 680. so often by this time of the morning it's inching closer to the half-hour mark. so you may save yourself about 10 minutes this morning. and the richmond/san rafael bridge super light so far heading into marin county from the east bay. and checking some east bay travel times the nimitz and the eastshore freeway, those are still fine. they are in the clear. well, what what drives you crazy during your commute. for eva it is lane blockers. >> well, we have all been stuck in that bumper-to-bumper traffic when you put on your signal but the guy next to you just won't let you in. they won't budge. so to be fair the lane changer might actually be unconsciously slowing down out of caution and that encourages those other drivers to speed ahead. no one wants t

japanese were being, starting to be repatriated and we sent 50,000 marines to china and to occupy the eastern, northeastern port cities in order to keep order and to facilitate a fact which of the japanese, the american marines found themselves patrolling where road lines, ship the lines and things like that to keep china going until the government could take possession of its own territory in the japanese would say watch out for these communists. they are dangerous. they will appear out of nowhere and don't take shots of you and they did. 12 americans were killed in action in 1945 against the chinese guerrilla actions against the united states. but my point is not that they did nothing but my point is essentially they followed the same strategy as the nationalists. if you look at the cache of the figures, i don't have them in my head, but the number of casualties that the communists took was a miniscule fraction of the casualties that the nationalists british their forces were much smaller. >> but towards the end of the war they had a million men under arms, and you know, i mean, the difference is during the war the

i am strongly determined to realize the return of a marine base which is located in a city center surroundedschools and houses. for this, we will continue to take steps to relocate the faith in another city while continuing our efforts to gain the understanding of the people of okinawa, grounded in the firm trust between japan and the united states. we'll continue to engage in reducing the impact of the base in open outlook, not through unsubstantiated words but through our actions. -- in okinawa, not for unsubstantiated words but through our actions. for the peace and prosperity of the region, we are bound by it in separable relationship. i've had a summit with president xi jinping. it is a relationship based on common strategic interests, and we took a significant step towards improving our relationship he is we will strengthen our friendship from a broad perspective while deepening dialogue at various levels in rise to meet the expectations of the international community. the republic of korea is our most important neighbor. this year marks the 50th anniversary of the normalization of the

it impacts san francisco county, most of marin county and a small portion of san mateo county including daly cityb e brisbane. it's estimated that others will also run out relatively soon. 707 in 2019, 510 by 2020, and 916 by 2021. each of those would probably also get an overlay similar to what happened in the south bay. you might remember in 2012 with 408 also getting 669. as for this new 628 number, heading in this area, it's going to start to get assigned march 21st so if you want 415, if you want to ensure you get it, you have one month to do it. live in san francisco, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> there's your chance. thanks. >>> meantime 6:55 right now. the greek finance minister will try once again to bail his country out of certain bankruptcy. >> scott mcgrew, the clock winding down. >> it is and germany is sort of moving the hands closer to midnight, too. germany rejected an extension on the deadline for greece to make its next payment. one german newspaper headline this morning just says 9999. they don't mean numbers either. greece exiting the euro, getting very close. sam a

the city takes this seriously. in marinet years, they've cracked down on barbecuing and barbecue restaurants in seoul which there are 10,000 of. they're saying they're subsidizing filters for these restaurants, bath houses also popular. and they're saying that the barbecue joins, ten thoish contribute to 1/40 of the pollutants. any little way they can remove pollutance -- >> i've always loved korean barbecue. now you're making me think it's dangerous. >> a little bit. they're trying to help with the cause. they're putting 70,000 trees, the sew city government spent this $50,000 in 2009 and planted. 70,000 trees in portions of mongolia. 500 miles west or so of beijing help inhibit plautance making their way to this part of the world. still, with a strong storm system that's kicked up the dust 445, the air equal index at the hazardous category. take a look at the nasa image. the mode us show from above. the bohi bay. you can pick out the dust over the last 24 hours. seoul being the last point of landfall before it moves back o

army navy, marines, and artillery corps, ready to defend the young city of an even younger nation from and the men and women who supported them represented the united states of their day. every race. every religion. every social class. free and enslaved americans immigrants, and choctaw engines -- indians all collaborated to bring about the unexpected american victory. today, we pause to commemorate their sacrifice. two grateful nation's andrew jackson's enterprising genius, and sir edward packet ham -- packenham's gallant [indiscernible] . we acknowledge the people who lived, loved, and died on this grassy field. those two easily we forget -- native people who lived here for centuries because of the mississippi river's fertile soil, immigrants from france spain, and other countries that love this land too. they came here and made it their home. there were many others, of course, who over time have made the battlefield a special place. many we need to acknowledge this morning as we celebrate the bicentennial of the battle of new orleans. we need to acknowledge the people who shaped the

community we have a lot of police officers in the streets of minneapolis that served the city of minneapolis. we have marinest have served our country and fought in the theaters of war. that's the story that doesn't come across why you have 20 youths leaving and joining, you have hundreds of individuals working for the government working with the government and protecting this country and that's the imable of the somali-americans i would like to convey to the larger community. >> it's a community that's really come together against this threat and hopefully that's a model that can be exported. andrew luger, abdi warsame, thank you for your time. catch the president's remarks on this subject this afternoon live on msnbc at 4:15 p.m. eastern with my colleague alex wagner. rvelgt we've been talking about isis and boko haram recruiting fighters on twitter. there's something you can do for this week's call to action sign the counter extremism project's petition. find it on our website, join their effort to hold social media companies responsible for swiftly shutting down accounts that spread content aimed at radi

marines in places like fallujah and sadr city, and it's about the toll it took on him and his family.? >> cooper: oh, without question. and for nothing else other than, steve, that he was a real human being. it's like, you just work hard, work hard, work hard, do all the work, do all the... and then hopefully, you just pray that it just starts to happen, so that when you walk on that set that first day, he's there. >> kroft: to make it happen, cooper decided he needed to put on 40 pounds of muscle to capture kyle's enormous physical presence and calm demeanor. for three months, he ate 6,000 calories every day, and spent eight hours working out and perfecting kyle's texas accent. the weekends were spent on sniper training with former seals. what were you trying to convey with this movie? i mean, what did you hope to convey? >> cooper: if we were able to hit the bullseye. one was, that's men and women in the service who watch the movie feel like they see their story up there, or they can relate to it. number two would be people... the 99% of the population that has... knows nothing abou

mike was a marine, a city councilman, mayor, police officer. he epitomized that public service that putting yourself never above the people you represent. mr. latta: he always put the people he represented first. with his passing northwest ohio has lost a great leader. mr. speaker with his funeral today, i want to extend my deepest sympathies to his wife and daughters and his family. with that, mr. speaker i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? . >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. costa:: thank you very much, mr. speaker. i rise today to speak on the importance of funding the department of homeland security . playing partisan politics with d.h.s. for ransom because you're unhappy with the president's executive order on immigration is inappropriate. there are only 16 days -- more importantly, there's only

marines have done this. they had to take several cities a couple different times. don't think we're going to be able to do this with the iraqis. i'm not saying we shouldn't take an arab force and do. i'm saying it's going to take a lot more than six weeks to get them ready to go for this. >> switching gears to north africa, there is a report out now showing that isis plans to invade europe through north africa. i stress the word "invade" to the viewers because we're not talking about sending a couple fighters in here and there. they're talking about a full-scale invasion. how realistic is that? and is isis really at the point where they can pull something like that off? >> no, but if we don't stop them now, they're move in that direction. three things have to be available to them. first, a nation state level infrastructure to do this. they have to have logistics, command and control, have to be able to sustain their forces, train them and project them. projection is a tricky thing. the chinese can't do forced projection yet, they're a huge country. katie, you have

the finest fighting force in the world, the united states marine corps, had a rough time retaking the city of fallujah in iraq. >> reporter: now u.s. officials, u.s. military officials will tell you none of the information they say they offered up to the news media is significant enough no tactical advantage. that's their words, to isis fighters. that they didn't give specific enough details, that they stayed broad enough but certainly it was information they wanted isis to know about. jake? >> very interesting. barbara starr, thank you so much. as iraqis start to prepare for this major offensive, explosions from the coalition air campaign continue to echo in both iraq and syria. overnight u.s. and allied fighter jets bombing 15 isis targets in those two countries. i want to go to cnn senior international correspondent ben wedeman. he just got back from gwer where that latest assault on kurdish forces transpired a few nights ago. what are kurdish officials saying about this planned offensive on mosul? do they think it will work? >> reporter: well, we spent much of the day with one of the c

thefts of iphones in the city are down 40%. >>> marin county has some of the highest rates of kids thate fighting against vaccine exemption for personal belief. state senator richard pan is drafting a bill in sacramento to do the same statewide. >>> and it's almost valentine's day and local florists are working overtime. orders must be placed soon to ensure an arrangement to female announcer: through presidents' day, get 36 months interest-free financing, and save up to $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic. even get three years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. plus, free delivery, set up and removal of your old set. and sleep train's 100-day money back guarantee. keep more presidents in your wallet. this special financing offer ends presidents' day at sleep train. ...guaranteed! ♪ sleep train ♪ ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> good morning. let's check the ride on 880. it's kind of a mess because of the stall at 23rd. traffic is jammed past the oakland coliseum. bay bridge very slow. the eastshore freeway though is really the hot spot because of a couple of earlier c

2:00 este cambio afecta a residentes de san francisco y zonas aledanas como daly city, y san rafael en el condado de marinadas al codigo de area 415, se estan agotando..por ello introduciran un nuevo codigo de area el 628.pero el gobierno federal exige que cuando de forma simultanea en una misma zona geografica funcionan dos codigos, se marquen los digitos adicionales.. 9:07 300 digitos en la memoria ahora comenzar a cambiar eso usuarios de celulares podran marcar solo 415.los de telefonos fijos tendran que agregar el 1 415..la comision de servicios publicos de california le recomienda reprogramar equipos con senal telefonica como faxes conexiones de internet y sistemas de seguridad..asi mismo informar a familiares y amigos 16:01 vale la pena aclarar que si va a llamar a numeros de tres digitos como el de emergencia, 911, en esos casos no hay ningun cambio.desde san francsico. 16:15 vo-blanca --la oficina de alguaciles del condado de santa clara propso hoy localizar a los delincuentes por medio de la ubicacion de los telefonos celulares. --la propuesta consiste en elaborar una triangulacion entre los sist

because the number of soldiers, sailors, and marines that were killed in that city.rying to see if you had a take on whether psychologically that would be a huge victory if, you know he had tremendous casualties or what have you. that's number one press story. can you comment on that? and secondly i want you to address our lack of human intelligence. i note you talked about feedback prisoners. >> so the fact that this tactical action by isis is going on right now in essentially the village or town of baghdad the is a strategic victory for them. it is definite a strategic victory information for them. and they are very close i've been there a number of times. we operated out of their very effectively. if i were those marines in there, i would be looking to make sure that we have that we have the rules of engagement very clear he understood to be able to deal with anything that happens against those perimeters of that particular base to what i would love to see, i would love to see an unleashing of some iraqi force with the support of our u.s. marines to go after and w

because the number of soldiers sailors, and marines that were killed in that city.rying to see if you had a take on whether psychologically that would be a huge victory if you know, they had tremendous casualties or what have you. that's number one press story. can you comment on that? and secondly i want you to address our lack of human intelligence. i know you talked about feedback >> from the prisoners. >> so the fact that this tactical action by isis is going on right now in essentially the village or town of baghdadi is a strategic victory for them. it is doubtful if strategic information victory for them. and they are very close, and there's been i've been there a number of times when we operate out of there, very effectively. if i were those marines in there, i would be looking to make sure that we have that we have the rules of engagement very clearly understood to be able to deal with anything that happens against those parameters of that particular base. what i would love to see i would love to see an unleashing of some iraqi force with the support of our

that's been cleared and traffic is moving well for all of marin county approaching the golden gate bridge. no delays as of yet getting into the city. it's a smooth commute for local transit. no delays for our local bart train, boats or ferries. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 4:50. signs in the road tend to become a blur after a while, but one bay area city is doing something different to grab your attention a little bit. kpix 5's john ramos with more on a unique program designed to get drivers to obey the law. >>> reporter: if we actually tried to read every sign on the side of the street we probably would go crazy. so we ignore most of them. but lately a lot of drivers on this hill in front of cal state east bay in hayward have been blowing right past this sign. you think they don't know the slept or just ignoring it? >> he think they're ignoring it. >> reporter: so to get people's attention the city put up a few new signs that are a bit -- well, snarky. one reminds drivers that the limits aren't optional. another gives helpful advice about driving down a hill. >> you have to get into people's consciousness. >> reporter: frank ho

because of congressional intervention, the city will not be able to tax or regulate the drug. >> attorneys for a former marine found guilty of murdering american sniper author chris kyle and another man plan to appeal the verdict. a jury in stevensville texas, found eddie routh guilty of gunning down kyle and chad littlefield at a gun range in 2013. routh's attorney argued he suffered from schizophrenia and experienced a psychotic episode at the time of the shooting. jurors did not agree. >> he would get intoxicated and get in trouble and police would show up and say i'm a veteran. i have ptsd. >> there was reportedly little emotional reaction from routh when the verdict was read. he was sentenced to life in prison. secretary of state john kerry back on the hill today. pushing for military funding in the fight against isil. the white house asked for a three-year commitment of troops in the middle east. lawmakers and military officials alike have been repeating the idea that armed conflict would not solve the region's problems. meantime, a shutdown stand-off. the clock is ticking as the deadline to fund a home

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city clerk: status update on the san francisco boerndz ordinance electing to study the feesibility implementing a community choice aggregation program by joining marin clean energy. >> jason fried. i have the information provided. since the memo was written on tuesday, supervisors avalos and members of the board of supervisors introduced an ordinance and looked through our own going through the process and given the recent developments happened this week is where the city is going down the road and creating our own option. >> thank you. it definitely looks that way. any other comments from any other members here, if not, i will open to public comment. are there any other members. is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> madam clerk, please move to item no. 7. city clerk: amendment to the memorandum of understanding between the san francisco public utilities commission and the lack local agency formation commission for the power enterprise community choice aggregation program to extend to the duties. >> i will leave the packet. so folks are aware the puc has a resolution. lafco would do it by a motion. lafco w

cities. >> sis sisisis inching closer to an air base staffed by marines. they have been battling iraqi soldiers for control of all baghdadi a town five miles away. they have not ceased control but an iraqi leader says the entire anbar providence is on the brink. they are controlling 90 percent of it. militants in iraqi army uniforms infiltrated the air base where 300 troops helped soldiers. u.s. security council bringing agreement that the shiite rebels creating chaos in yemen have got to go. the council adopting a resolution that immediately uncondition aally relinquish control of the u.s. government. they were one of several embassies among the growing violence. >> terror attacks around the world happening almost every day. but what is the united states doing to stof the rise of radical extremism. some are saying not enough. good morning kevin. >> good morning to you a classic case of how much is enough when it comes to battling terror groups like isis or at the least trying to mitigate their spread in an all out boots on the ground war. listen carefully

marines and soldiers america's most fearsome fighting force? there were 2,000 enemy in that city to expect the iraqi army to be capable and with nine months of training i hope they can get there. but military planners realize sustained logistics to push all the way up from baghdad, into mosul, coordinate with the kurds without american leadership on the ground is complex and difficult to do. they're suspending because of reality but all the while we're laying our play book in front of the enemy and showing how fundamentally unserious we are about a comprehensive campaign to defeat isis. >> best to be prepared. and the element of surprise wouldn't hurt in some of these situations either. >> wouldn't it? >> pete, thank you sir for your service to this country and joining us tonight. >> you got it. >>> and with zero update on the fate of potentially update on hundreds -- new questions being asked about our approach to this fight. rick santorum's a former presidential candidate and pennsylvania senator. and he has been talking about this for a long time in one form or another. great

and then at the beginning of 2014, they captured fallujah the famous city captured by the u.s. marineshe iraqi army couldn't get it back. so this was pretty self-evident. but nobody seemed to pay much attention till the fall of mosul, the second biggest city in iraq, in the high summer, in june. and why people didn't notice that, i don't know. >> well it will remain a mystery, i should think. dr. coburn, very good to speak with you. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> a recent study says there are trace amounts of bubonic plague on the new york city subway. do we really have to worry about the black death? that's next. at kraft we start with eggs oil, and our own crafted vinegar. all expertly blended to make our mayo. so you can take whatever you're making from good to amazing. get inspired at kraftrecipes.com take zzzquil and sleep like... you haven't seen your bed in days. no, like you haven't seen a bed in weeks! zzzquil. the non habit forming sleep-aid that helps you sleep easily and wake refreshed. because sleep is a beautiful thing. [ hoof beats ] i wish... please, please, pleas

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but up next the dangerous combination in marin county that could lead to a resurgence in polio. >> six months later the cityome a long way. we'll tell you what it lost after the quake and how much further it has to go. >> looking at the east bay commute 680 doesn't look too bad heading down the sunol grade. it's getting a little more crowded as you head to the south bay. >> temperatures inland have dipped into the 30s for many. but it will be a sunny and nice day. to start off santa rosa and liver her at 36. (vo) at jennie-o, we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride ten miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco, made with jennie-o ground turkey, cooked thoroughly to 165. (mom) i'd feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. (woman) i think that they're light and they're just fresh tasting. (vo) it's time for a better taco. (kid) the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. (vo) make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey at a store near you. >>> good morning. welcome back to mornings on 2. it was six months ago today that that 6.0