this is the least our people can expect. >> michael gordon? >> i would like to ask you to clarify the point you just made. when you say if kurdistan is to remain part of a new iraq, there needs to be a new iraqi that acknowledges the new facts on the ground. the new geographic fact on the ground, are they negotiable or not negotiable for kurdistan? your cook and the disputed territories they have now moved into our forever to be part of kurdistan on the negotiating table if you are iraqi partners, and that has to be recognized if you are to remain part of iraq or would you negotiate a territory? lastly, you made the point there needs to be a new prime minister. early part of the process is to pick a new prime minister, but did you mean to say you are asked was really ruling out nouri al-maliki as the potential prime minister for a third term? >> as far as kirk cook -- as far as kirk cook another areas covered in article 140 from the constitution of iraq, the same article is about implementation of the process, a legal process in this area, it'

now, i havet michael gordon and barbara slaton.i will get to that in just a moment. >> i'm going to ask a question very similar to robs, but let me pursue it a bit more deeply. what are the specific things you have to have in the way of relative payments or independence, autonomy, whatever you want to call it from baghdad in order to stay -- what do you think you could sell to the people of kurdistan to allow you to stay inside iraq? where are the red lines that would force you out? >> we are not going back to the old situation. going back before the ninth of june, that is impossible. to have aficult common path with baghdad. everything,tting they were not implementing the constitution. they were violating the constitution. peace, we cannot go back. state, is the islamic between us and i dad, we cannot reach baghdad. we don't have a border anymore. when they are coming nowadays, they are flying. it is as if we are going to another country. stay,hdad wants us to the right ofognize self-determination of the kurds. the kurds can have

from there, gordon was able to cruise to another win at the brickyard 400. the only other driver to win five times, formula 1 michael schumacher. gordon kissed the bricks after the second win of the year. >> i have my kids here, my god, nothing better than coming to victory lane, one of the biggest races with your family here. this one really is for all of those fans throughout the years and all weekend long they are saying we believe you can get number 5, go get number 5. we got number 5, yes! >>> all right, one day after the 49ers lost, running back hunter for the season with a torn acl, michael james was carted off of the field today with a reported dislocated elbow. goodness. a month you are looking at. he was the next man up to back up frank gore. his injury leaves the 49ers with only three healthy backs. >>> the police cars on a golf course? yes, this is at the canadian open. after a weather delay they resumed. a birdie putt to take the lead. he shot a 30 on the back 9. on 18, jim furrick, leading on sunday, he failed. clark birdies 5 of the nine holes, gets the par putt to win it. he finished 17 under for the

the only other driver to win five times there, formula ones michael schumacher. gordonld kiss the bricks after a second win of the year. >> i have my kids here, nothing better than coming to victory lane, one of the biggest races with your family here. >> this one really it is for all of those fans throughout the years and all weekend long they are saying we believe you can get number 5, go get number 5. we got number 5, yes! >>> nfl, one day after the 49ers lost running back, hunter for the season with a torn acl, james was carted off of the field today with a reported dislocated elbow. could miss a month. looking at the file video here. michael james was the next man up to back up frank gore. his injury leaves the 49ers with only 3 healthy backs. >>> the police cars at a golf course, this is the canadian open. after a weather delay they resumed. birdie putt to take the lead. shot a 30 on the back 9 if you are scoring at home. leading by 3 shots coming in on sunday. had his putter fail him. he trailed clark by one shot. could not get it back. 5 of the final 9 holes get

i think that's why both sides are basically rejected this fascinating plan that my colleague michael gordon got a hold of that john kerry was passing around that would have put in a seven-day halt and then immediately gotten discussions going in egypt. instead they are left with these rolling day-by-day humanitarian pauses which i think no one has any confidence it will continue. >> all right. we are going to come back to this. >>> there are new implications in eastern ukraine in the investigation into the downing of malaysia airlines flight 17. a team of international investigators was forced to turn back from the crash site because of deadly clashes between pro russian rebels and ukraine troops. more than a dozen officials killed and officials said they did not feel safe in the area. it comes as the united states is preparing to make a push for new sanctions against moscow. >> now we have this. ukraine's president pending an op-ed over the weekend calling for tougher international response and he writes, in part as always the united states should take the lead. working together with the e

. >> michael gordon, "new york times." i might follow up on the russian post here. when he was in nato last week, secretary kerry said the ukranian helicopter had been shut down with a russian weapon, and there have been a number of weapons lost in ukraine. what is the latest information on russian supplies of arms to the separatists, and do they include anti-air weapons? >> to your last specific question, yes, they do include that. what we see in training on the east side of the border is big equipment. tanks, apcs, anti-aircraft capability. and now we see those capabilities being used on the west side of the border. >> so the aircraft that were shot down recently you think were shot down with weapons from the separatists? >> i think we need facts to be sorted out before i report it, so i would say it's a very good likelihood but we haven't tied the string directly together yet. >> sir, if i could change subjects briefly to al qaeda in europe, you have the rise of the fighting in iraq in syria, you have both of those countries, the al qaeda elements joining togethe

development program malo -- models for college students i was invited to assume the presidency of gordon. michaelwe are excited but i have a question whose intellectual property is that study? [laughter] i said it is part of my research. he said i thought you would say that. so we went to gordon and built the program the only one model for college students and we believed deeply in opportunities. it doesn't matter what happens by age 20 but between 20 and 40 is when people to have the upward trajectory to sharpen that ankle and go on to assume significant positions of responsibility in their chosen vocation. in addition to institutional leadership also will be call symbolic leadership. it is interesting i did not realize how much leadership depends on the ability to lead with your life. so much of what's a leader does is how low they represent themselves in a public or embody the and values or institutions. some people are incredibly thoughtful realize even when you try to think very carefully to represent your ideals you cannot predict how they would be interpreted. i interviewed condoleezza ric

since assuming the presidency of gordon, michael's leadership expertise has come increasingly practical as well as academic. his relatively short tenure there has been accompanied not only by a dramatic increase in applications enrollments and donations or which i'm sure you're travesties thank you, but though a new web essays on developing and inspired a new generation of leaders. towards that end coming is developed and introduced two new programs included the court presidential fellows program, which is modeled after the white house programs and to elevate program, what he calls a weeklong leadership lab. he has also just come pleaded the largest ever interview this buddy of leaders, the results of which he details in his newest book, "view from the top," which we've invited him to the guys here today. at the conclusion of michael's remarks, he will be joined on stage by his co-author, mary grace hager, who i am proud to say is alumnus of the trinity forum academy. we are very proud to claim here. together they will take audience questions. michael, welcome. [applause] >> well, thank

gordon will on for the win at the brickyard 400. his fifth win at indy tying him with michael schau milwauk for t all time at the speedway. congratulation jeff gordon. >> what time is severe weather? >> 8:00 until midnight. >> "nightly news" is up next. we'll see you for news 4 at 11:00. good nhtevy. hello! i'm a kid. and us kids have an important message for our grown ups. three grams daily of beta-glucan... a soluable fiber from whole grain oat foods like cheerios can help lower cholesterol. and where can you find beta-glucan? in oats. and, they're yummy! i'm going back to being a kid now. thank you! >>> on this sunday night, severe weather. the threat of violent storms and tornadoes in a big part of the country tonight with tens of millions in their path. >>> no end in sight. the growing death toll after almost three weeks of war in gaza and the impact on both sides. >>> high time. a major new poll tonight for the federal government to legalize marijuana. tonight the arguments on both sides of the debate. >>> and surf's up for the world's most famous dog on a board and how

. >> next, from the national press club in washington, d.c., michael lindsay, president of gordon college in massachusetts, presents the results of his ten-year study on power and leadership in america. mr. lindsay says that a few thousand people in the u.s. make decisions that impact everyone else. he conducted in depth interviews with 550 government and business leaders to find out how they operate. this event was hosted by the trinity forum, açó nonprofit be organization based in washington d.c. [inaudible conversations] >> good evening, everyone. good evening, and welcome to the trinity forum's evening conversation tonight with michael lindsay on "view from the top: an inside look at howgy people in power see and shape the world." we are thrilled by the turnout tonight, and if you are still standing, there are a few seats right over here, one or two right there as well, so feel free to make your way to a spot where you can actually sit comfortably for the rest of the. evening. i'm cherie harder, the president of the trinity forum, and we are really excited to partner withe gordon this

final lap, gordon would not look back, wins his second race of the season. fifth all-time at indianapolis motor speedway. ties michael schumacher, five wins in a major race at indy. kiss the bricks and then some. looks like a makeout session. >>> meanwhile, espn's sunday night baseball, jake peavy, giants debut, taking on the dodgers. the pitch gets away, and gonzalez is thrown out at first by buster posy. but gordon able to score. that's how the dodgers tied it. next batter, ramirez. and puig scores. 3-2, l.a. 4-3 in the bottom of the ninth, jansen in to throw the gas to brandon crawford. he strikes out the side, dodgers sweep the giants, and up by a game and a half in the west. for more, check out a live "sportscenter" from studio excellent at 9:00 a.m. time on espn. have a great day. >>> up next in the pulse, wonder woman's new look. >>> plus the internet abuzz over the weekend with the release of the new "hunger games" trailer. stay tuned for that. and "multiple choice," come to walgreens for help finding the one that's right for you... ...like centrum. select products are now just $9.99 with card. at the corner

gordon is live there with the latest efforts to get them some relief. bruce? >> reporter: iain, this house here on the 1700 block of arnold street belongs to michael and lavon ya fennel. this tree to medical by last week's wicked weather is it a street industry belongs to the city of philadelphia. the story let's just say it belongs under the category of you got to be kidding. as bad as it looks from the inside -- >> unbelievable. just unbelievable. >> reporter: little frustration as well. >> very frustrated. >> reporter: it looks just as bad from the and sigh. >> it was just a matter of time, and we thought we were on top of this like a few years back but now you see here 2014 the tree is sitting on the house now. >> reporter: the couple say they're 50-foot tall street tree came crashing down on their arnold street home during last thursday's big storm. that wasn't the worst of the they'd be warning the city that the tree was dying and dangerous for years. back in october 2012, city parks commission tree inspector slated this tree for removal quote at some future date. well as days turned into weeks, turned into months, turned into many months, the items foll

michael douglas stayed in character the whole time. business genius but also a little evil. >> you've interviewed some of the best of the best in the corporate world. what was it like introducing a fictional gordonaracter was fascinating. it was dramatized. come on, this is the movie business. >> money movie marathon kicks off saturday night 6:30 on fxm. >> the price is right. it's free. >> michael, thank you. coming up, a new report this morning. ukraine asks the u.s. for help to counter russia's jet killers but we didn't respond. we're getting answers live from washington next. >> call it a wave rage. a surfer attacking the competition while they're riding the waves. what does that involve? what does that involve? you're about to find out. [ male announcer ] at northrop grumman, we've always been on the forefront of innovation. when the world called for speed... ♪ ...when the world called for stealth... ♪ ...intelligence... endurance... affordability... adaptability... and when the world asked for the future. staying ahead in a constantly evolving world. that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. that's the value of performance. peoi go to angie's listt for all kinds of reasons. to gau

michael gordon. up here. >> i would like to ask you to clarify the point you just made and follow-up on the previous question. when you say that if kurdistan is part of a new iraq, acknowledges the new facts on the ground, are the new geographic facts on the ground negotiable. in the disputed territories that they have been to forever to be part of kurdistan not on the negotiating table with the iraqi partners and that has to be recognized if you are to remain part of iraq or negotiate territory building facts on that territory. you made the point there needs to be a new prime minister. the process is to pick a new prime minister. you mean to say you are explicitly ruling out nouri al-maliki as a potential for a third term. >> this has been covered by article 140 from the constitution of iraq. and the same article is about implementation of the process of a legal process in this area is the duty of iraqi government. iraq government didn't do that. they didn't implement that article. we can implement