and mrs. graham and this community, it's going to be a prosecution that's going to lead to a conviction. that's our goal, not to put together a case that's just going to result in an arrest, but to make an arrest that will lead to a conviction. we have the legal and moral obligation to do that on behalf of hannah, on behalf of mr. and mrs. graham, on behalf of all of you. so i want to let detective sergeant mooney just for a minute -- now be patient because there's a lot of things that are going to be left out and you're going to say but what about this, what about that? we're not going to be able to tell you, but i want you to get an understanding how did you get from yesterday to today and what happened along the way to get you there. now before i ask jim to do that i'm going to preempt a question by providing you with this information. i'm not at liberty to disclose any items that we may have taken from that car, any items that we may have taken from that residence for lots of reasons, but the mos

and mrs. graham asked you to do, just rise to the occasion and help us find their little girl and you did. i'm so proud of this community and every person who has touched the community by their thoughts or prayers over the last week. so you've been through this road map or this chronology of how this started. and i'm just going to touch on it at 30,000 feet and not at the level of detail we have in previous press conferences but to remind you how we got from friday night to today. and all of you know that on friday night, habba -- hannah left her apartment, had dinner with friends and went to a few other places and socialized and then she left. and her world begins to get turned around at that point, i think. she makes her way to mcgrady's pub and we learn that she interacts with the doorman there single-digit she's turned aw -- and she's turned away. and she went down press don avenue, the world saw that video, playing this video over and over again. and then she finds her way to second street and m

and mrs. graham, on behalf of all of you. i want to let detective sergeant mooney just for a minute -- now be patient because there's a lot of things that are going to be left out and you're going to say what about this and what about that and we will not be able to say. i want you to understand how did you get from yesterday to today and what happened along the way to get you there. now i ask him to do that, i'm going to preempt a question by providing you with this information. i'm not at liberty to disclose any items that we may have taken from that car, any tight items that we may have taken from that residence for lots of reason. but the most practical right now is those items are still being evaluated for their relevance and their evidentiary value, if any. you know, you probably can think of the kinds of things that police department wozz be looking for in a case like this. and you're probably right. but it's too remature for me to say, here's what -- too premature for me to say here's what we got and this is what it m

graham is. it's just that simple. when mr. matthew left, at some point thereafter, state and federal authorities who are overtly, not covertly, overtly monitoring his movement saw him get into a car, leave a location at a high rate of speed, driving in a manner that was reckless and placed others in danger, so much so they to disengage for their protection and the protection of other people. so the virginia state police have obtained arrest warrants for jesse matthew charging him with reckless driving. two counts because he had somebody in the car with him. that's a class 1 misdemeanor. there's where we are. that might not be interesting developments for you, but here's the deal. i wanted you to hear about those things from me. i wanted you to hear that he walked through the front door by me. i wanted you to hear that we engaged him and he fled in a vehicle. i wanted you to hear that by me. i wanted you to know that he was wanted on two class is misdemeanor warrants by me. i promise you we keep you up to date the best we can s

mr. graham: absolutely. mr. mccain: i note the presence of our colleague from california and so i will make it short. but last night i had an exchange with the former spokesperson for the white house and again this issue came up that -- and the assertion, the incredible assertion that it was the iraqis that did not want to leave a residual force behind, a statement that continues to amaze me that anyone would believe such a thing, particularly given the circumstances which the iraqis were left under, including, by the way, every single one of our military leaders urged that we leave a residual force behind. and many of them, like general keen, general petraeus and others predicted what would happen if we pulled everybody out. i wonder if, for the record, the senator from south carolina would relate the experience that we had in iraq and our personal experience with the issue of residual force behind. mr. graham: i remember getting the phone call from then-secretary clinton asking me and you and i think senator l

mr. graham: thank you. how much time do we have left here? the presiding officer: the republicans have no time remaining. there are three minutes on the democratic side. mr. graham: okay. i just want to be recognized for the three minutes. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. graham: one, i want to thank my colleague, senator globe char from minnesota of the joint tax committee, economic committee, for making the case of why the ex-im bank is a good government program essential to creating jobs in america for export sales. boeing is in south carolina. they're in washington. senator cantwell has been a champion of this issue as long as i've been around. now that boeing is making 787's in south carolina, i'll just put this on the table. eight out of ten 787's made in south carolina are ex-im financed. we're competing in the wide-body market. countries like france, china will be getting in this market. every competitor of boeing -- g.e. makes turbines, gas turbines in greenville. most of those are sold in the mideast through ex-im finan

mr. graham was trying to be so strong as he was talking and asking for the plea for anyone to help find his daughter. >> it was heartbreaking to see her reaction. mr. smart, you have been where these parents are right now. is there any comfort you can offer them? >> i think that his comment, you know, this is the worst nightmare for any parent is absolutely true. and i'm so grateful that they stepped forward because their word is going to keep her face out there. and this -- at this point i think that's one of the most important things. it sounds like the community has really come together. the students there and others are helping in this search which is critical. the fact that they haven't found a body would indicate that there is still hope out there. and so, as a paraphernalent, i s one of the hardest things they could have done to step forward. many people who have been in their situation, they found it incredible difficult to step forward in such a traumatic moment to have to speak. but this is their daughter and her life depends on them coming forward and sharing what they know and a

we have made that commitment to mr.l1al0nd mrs. graham and this case is nowhere near over. >> a $100,000 reward is being offered for her safe return. so far they have received 1,500 tips nationwide. >>> and they have agreed to resign and a woman will get a settlement totaling $1 million. along the freeway back in los angeles, the video which went viral shows him punching a 50- year-old woman and he claimed she was drunk and tied up traffic. they want to make sure she is financially stable for the rest of her life and that the officer would no longer work. >>> and raising rates, the proposed increase in your monthly bill will pay for work on its system following the deadly pipeline explosion. they are maintaining a cozy relationship with pg&e. he was dropped and paint page is hoping to -- pg&e is hoping to generate money for safety improvements. >> and it was first approved in the district. lights went out to 500 customers and utility grews were able to restore power which caused a line to come down. >>> she drove city streets with a parki

. >> we sat with mrs. graham about half an hour ago. they want their daughter back and want to know what happened to their little girl. that's all. >> reporter: students who came to pray last night are fearing the worst. >> reporter: graham's friends -- >>> and later, a powerful handwritten note, what it said, and who wrote it. ra. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. doctors have been prescribing humira for ten years. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. it's proven to help relieve pain and stop further joint damage in many adults. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are

mr. graham grew the continentals of omega boys and girls club to over 300 people, young people. mr. graham mentored them, encouraged them to apply, to get themselves into academic programs and got them involved in sports and other extra curricular activities and instilled in them the value of hard work, self-respect and perseverance. he truly made a difference in the lives of hundreds of young people and was beloved by all who had the privilege to know him. philmore graham passed away in june of 2014. he received numerous honors and awards for his work, including citizen outstanding of the year, the salute to america, lifetime maritime award, the martin luther king jr. humanitarian award, the omega man of the year and citizen of the year. i ask my colleagues to join me in paying tribute to the many accomplishments and contributions of philmore graham by passing h.r. 5106. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. thompson: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time

graham is. just that simple. when mr.w left, at some point there after, state and federal authorities who were overtly, overtly, not covertly, overtly monitoring his movement, saw him get into a car, leave a location at a high rate of speed. driving in a manner that was reckless and placed others in danger. so much so, they had to disengage. for their protection and the protection of other people. so the virginia state police have object tained arrest warrants for jesse matthew, charging him with reckless driving. two counts because he had somebody in the car with him. that's a class one misdemeanor. so there's where we are. now that might not be interesting developments for you, but here's the deal. i wanted you to hear about those things from me. i wanted you to hear that he walked through front door by me. i wanted to you hear that we engaged him and he fled in the vehicle. i wanted to you hear that by me. i want you to know he was wanted on two class one misdemeanors by me. not by a search of the magistrate's records.

and mrs. graham and this community, it's going to be a prosecution that's going to lead to a conviction. o that's our goal. we're going to put together an investigation to make an arrest that will lead to a conviction. we have the legal and moral obligation to do that on behalf of hannah, on behalf of mr. and mrs. graham, on behalf of all of you. so i want to let detective sergeant mooney just for a minute -- be patient. there's a lot of things that are going to be left out. and you're going to say, what about this or that? we're not going to be able to tell you. but i want you to get an understanding, how did you get from yesterday to today and what happened along the way to get you there? before i ask jim to do that, i'm going to preempt a question by providing you with this information. i'm not at liberty to disclose any items that we may have taken from that car, any items we may have taken from that residence, for lots of reasons. but the most practical right now is those items are still being e

and mrs. graham, and we have made that commitment on behalf of an entire community and we hope that you will continue to work hard on this case, this case is nowhere near over. we have a person in custody but there is a long road ahead of us and that includes finding hanna graham. >graham. >> today a prosecutor said nascar superstar tony stewart will not face criminal charges in the death of another driver. don dahler had a look at the evidence. >> reporter: the incident happened during a dirt track race in canandaigua, new york, on the evening of august 9, kevin ward jr. and tony stewart were racing closely into a turn when ward spun out. the 20-year-old driver got out of his car and angrily pointed towards stewart. one car managed to swerve around ward before stewart hit him. >> oh, he hit him! >> reporter: ontario county district attorney michael tantillo says visual evidence was important. >> while the videos actually did not demonstrate any aberrational driving by tony stewart until the point of

and mrs. graham about and hour and a half ago. they want their daughter back and want to know what happened to their little girl. that's all. >> reporter: students who came to pray last night and the hundreds planning a foot search tomorrow are fearing the worst. she went missing a week ago tonight. today, graham's parents sent a note to students here telling them if they're going out this weekend, to be vigilant. >>> when we come back here, my interview with billy crystal. on robin williams. >>> and melissa rivers, receiving a powerful note. what it said, and who wrote it. melissa wirivers, receiving a powerful note. what it said, and who wrote it. protect my joints from further damage. doctors have been prescribing humira for ten years. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. it's proven to help relieve pain and stop further joint damage in many adults. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infe

and mrs. graham will not be taking questions. they just want to speak to you.s, ma'am. >> when you saw jesse matthew driving at a high rate of speed, do you believe -- [ inaudible ]. >> why are not you arrested him? do you know where he is now? >> let me answer the question in the order it was asked. it was state and federal officials outside the jurisdiction of charlottesville so none of my folks made those observations. i can't tell you what was motivating his reckless driving behavior. it was obvious, i would think, to the officers that were there. he got in the car and he drove away at a speed that was at a high rate of speed and behaving in driving behavior that was reckless. i can't speculate on the rationale. we are aggressively pursuing a location. and providing he does not surrender himself, we will go there and we will arrest him. >> the time line was not clear. when was this speeding taking place? right after left? the day after? >> it was after he appear here yesterday. at some point there after. yes, sir. >> what time was that? >> late afternoon. t

we are asking every person to help us find hanna graham, we made that commitment to mr.l1al0nd mrs. grahams case is nowhere near over. >> a $100,000 reward is being offered for graham's safe return, there so far it is being offered and she did it because she was scared. she pled not guilty to a philly charges of assault battery and hit-and-run. now a witness took these photos last thursday, take a look and they were ticketing her on haze streets to avoid it. i rather hearing, you are scaring me and i remember saying, is he scaring you, you are going to kill this guy. >> she told him the parking control officer sexually harassed her that he might forget the ticket if she gave him her phone number. she was scared because she thought he was not really a parking control officer and it is not consistent with that officer'sp personality. and they just crashed and it is unclear why this person is under usual to stop. use caution if you are in the area. multiple police are in the area. freeways are wet and we'll see some traffic all over the place, a lot of fender benders because of the wet roads.

mr. graham: thank you. the presiding officer: the senator from south carolina. mr. graham: thank you very much, senator mccain. mr. mccain: how much time remains? the presiding officer: the republicans currently have 67 minutes remaining. mr. graham: well, five minutes. thank you very much. very quickly, i will vote for the continuing resolution because, one, i don't want to shut the government down. two, i agree with senator mccain this is not the right process but we are where we are. and i think the issue people are focusing on about the continuing resolution is the changing of the training of the free syrian army from title 50, a covert program to under title 10, the department of defense where it will be out in the open. the reason i support the appropriation and the change in title 10, i think this is a long overdue effort on our part to build up syrian forces that can confront both assad and isil, enemies to the united states. to my colleagues who worry about the people we trained in the arms and are falling into the wrong hands, i would say there's nothing we

graham. we have made that commitment to mr. and mrs. graham and made the commitment on behalf of an entire community. we hope you will continue to work hard. this case is nowhere near over. >> he volunteered part-time for a football team. >>> now playing a game with police. they have laid eyes on the fugitive wanted for gunning down two pennsylvania state troopers. eric frein repeatedly manages to vanish back into the forest and elude capture. >> we believe frein has prepared and planned extensively for months or maybe years for this attack and his effort to avoid apprehensi apprehension. >> 1,000 officers surrounding homes in the area and investigating new clues the sewer vooiflist le -- survival left behind including packs of syrian cigarettes and dierps. >> a man facing death charged in at no time death of his 22 months old cooper. they claim it was an accident but he researched hot car death and used the information to kill his son. they would not explain why the death penalty is off the table. the next court date set for october 17t

mr. graham said in the midst of all of this, he said they were searching yesterday. nobody knew that. they haven't come forward but they were searching. i think that has to touch the souls of the mothers and fathers. i mean i have spoken to mothers and fathers here. and they say we have to help. we had to come out. they're hoping to touch someone that knows something. >> all right, jean, few so much. the family and community, everyone hoping that some information leads to hannah graham, this missing sophomore at uva. we will have much more right after this. [ female announcer ] we help make secure financial tomorrows a reality for over 19 million people. [ mom ] with life insurance, we're not just insuring our lives... we're helping protect his. [ female announcer ] everyone has a moment when tomorrow becomes real. transamerica. transform tomorrow. >> all right. welcome back to the cnn newsroom. the other big story we're following out of pennsylvania, the search intensifies for a suspected cop killer. police continue to scour wooded areas and residences looking for eric matthew freen,

mr. graham and not have your heart torn from your body. the grief those people are experiencing, it's a difficult thing for all of us in this community. i've said before, a lot of us feel like surrogate parents with respect to those students at the university of virginia. they come from all over the world and i take the responsibility of safeguarding their lives very seriously. but really it's the job of the entire community, just like finding hannah graham is. >> look, i don't want to stir up anything that isn't there but, chief longo, you can't help but look at these names and their ages and i'm seeing what certainly looks like a pattern here from morgan harrington to alexis murphy and now hannah graham, once a year, typically in late summer or fall, since '09. and each of them between the ages, again, of 17 and 23. what are you and the rest of the investigators making of this? >> well, ashleigh, you're obviously doing the same analysis we've done. we're working very closely with the fbi. we have access to the behavioral analysis unit. w

and mrs. graham this afternoon about an hour and a half ago. they want their daughter back. they want to know what happened to their little girl. that's all. and that's what i want. and that's what you want. so we've got to do this together. >> reporter: a very emotional charlottesville police chief you just heard there. i want to show you some video now. this is something we gathered this morning. this is what brought us to the point we're at now. you're looking at video from an apartment building just ten minutes off of grounds from the university of virginia. in this is the property that police came to around midnight. they got a tip the vehicle that was parked out in front of that apartment building -- belonged to this man they're looking for. so they towed that vehicle and searched it offsite. then they got a second search warrant to go in that apartment building, that unit, and carried out several bags of evidence. and we now know they also encountered three people inside that apartment building. [ inaudible ] >> we seem to be having some technical problems with our li

mr. and missus graham an hour and a half ago, they want their daughter back. they want to know what happened. to know what happened to their little girl. that's all. >> emotional moments with the demand for help. they asked if they knew if they do no knew each other. they asked if they thought hannah was still alive or if there was evidence that they found today showing otherwise, they did not answer that. the police chief said there has been more than 400 tips that have come in and he hopes that number doubles if not triples. make no mistake, the prosecution is not going to just end with an arrest. there will be justice one way or the other. >> another search underway in the washington area. the plan the search tomorrow for the two missing toddlers. they have been missing for two weeks. they were last seen with their mother katherine who was arrested last week. she has not told police where the children are. former virginia governor bob mcdonnell than his wife want a judge to toss out their conviction on public corruption charges. the prosecutors failed to gr

mr. graham said yesterday, in some word, if you're a parent, this has to strike you at the core. and as i said earlier today, to someone, this might, to some might seem like an 18-year-old college student that has gone missing. this is someone's little girl. i can receipt to that. bill: chief, good luck to you. appreciate your time. i know you're working day and night. stay at it. timothy longo, charlottesville, virginia. martha. martha: two security scarce at one of the most protected places on earth. how. secret service could be changing the way it protection the white house and for good reason, when we come back. >> they are great companies, but they are worth a lot more to the germans as foreign organizations and they are in america because when these two companies leave, it will be subject to the 25% tax rate in germany. they are more profitable, more valuable, that is why we are pushing these companies out the door, pushing money away from america because of our own tax rate. >> in this case you have german companies acquiring companies in the united states. >> 60% of the b

graham. at this time, we've got those links that are somewhat ten wous and so far as the rape case of '05, if it matches with mrmatthew, this is a solid case for that 2005 case. if it matches the 2009 death of ms. harrington, that could be a solid case too. at this point with ms. graham, unless and until they found ms. graham and learn about her murder, that link at this time simply confirms what we know. >> okay, thank you so much for being with me. i appreciate it. >>> still to come in "newsroom," a troubling new development in the virus hitting kids in 40 states. dr. sanjay gupta is on the case. >> we are hearing children developing weakness of the li limbs. what can you do about it? we'll have that after the break. eeeeeeeee financial noise financial noise financial noise financial noise at od, whatever business you're in, that's the business we're in. with premium service like one of the best on-time delivery records and a low claims ratio, we do whatever it takes to make your business our business. od. helping the world keep promises. when folks think about wthey think salmon and energy. but the energy bp

and mrs. graham. and we made that commitment on behalf of an entire community. is nowhere near over. martha: rob wheeler is a former police detective. what do you make of this development? >> a lot of viewers are emailing me asking me can the police in charlottesville even though saturday he said he didn't want to talk to the police without his attorney. the answer is yes and no. when he gets back to charlottesville later today or tomorrow the police can ask him are you willing to give up your right to have an attorney present and just talk to us? but they will have to give this guy an out. what i mean by that is they will have to suggest to him what they think happened. and see if he goes along with it. that's the best way to get individuals like mr. matthews to comply to questioning. martha: is there any dna evidence in this case that might suggest what happened? >> there is no dna evidence from what i'm being told. reliable sources told me that the police were able to get hair fibers and carpet fibers inside mr. matthew's car when they first did the search wa

mr. richard graham. >> mr. speaker. the nato summit showed how vital nato still is. i thought it was good to see the -- [inaudible] playing a small role in the logistics, and i welcome the prime minister's statement. as far as the security discussions, did members discuss at all the role of imams in our mosques preaching in the context of understanding written and our values -- britain and our values? this isn't always the case. does my right honorable friend believe this is time, perhaps, to tighten the policy on foreign imams while encouraging the training of british imams? >> i think there's a lot in what my honorable friend says. what matters most of all is that imams are able to communicate to their constituents in english. i think it's absolutely vital. and that they are, you know, up-to-date with how to help young people and divert them away from these extremist preachers that they find online. >> mr. jason mccartney. >> thank you, mr. speaker. can i also, too, pay tribute to jim dobbin. on the transport select committee as the new member, i appreciated his sh

graham finished, mr. president if you can't come up with an approach tell us what the goal is.the president gave one. >> our objective is clear, to degrade and destroy i.s.i.l, so it's not a threat to iraq and the region and the united states. >> but mr. obama didn't address the specific request of congress of attacking the islamic state in syria. it may take time to generate military options for the president to consider, but time is limited, in washington, where senator nelson's legislation could outside flank the president's in as little as a week. david schuster, al jazeera, washington. >>> nato summit one of the main topics will be the crisis in ukraine. russian president veunlt laid out plans for a ceasefire. >> bear in mind, the almost total inability of the ukrainian government and the russian separatists to hold any type of useful talks so far. it is hard to see where ppt is president putin is getting gettt optimism. only place where the osce can actually sit down and talk to one another. president putin says he's pretty confident that ukrainian will come to some sort

graham's disappearance. what did you learn about him? >> i had the opportunity to speak with a number of people who were with mr. matthew that night that hannah graham disappeared. people who were partying with him in the bars and restaurants here in downtown charlottesville moments before he met up with hannah graham. and what i learned is that his behavior that night for everyone who was with him was troubling, it was aggressive. he really made young women nervous. they left bars and restaurants. and i want to share something with you now that has not been published. i haven't even put it on my website. but i got confirmation tonight that there were a group of women that he was hitting on at one of the bars that night, all of whom moved to the other side of the restaurant and got into a booth to try to get away from him because they said he was so creepy and he was creeping them out, putting his arms around them, touching their hair, touching their face, touching their legs. one young woman with whom i spoke said she finally had to curse at him and say "don't put your f-ing hands on me." now, that was about an

. >> senator graham. >> mr. speaker, i don't think i'll call you bob in this setting. thank you very much for your presence, as i said earlier. a series of questions related to the same topic. first of all, i would like to offer my assistance as i have done with previous secretaries. you have testified, the chairman of the committee has great interest in trying to help the va have the necessary professionals to meet the needs of veterans. i've asked previous va secretary how can i help? what do you need? what tools don't you have to help solve the problem with no response. so, again, if there's changes in the law, programs that are necessary to encourage loan forgiveness, whatever the story is that would help you attract professionals, i would like to be of assistance and ally. here is my scenario of a couple of stories. leeman is a smith center veteran. i mentioned him in the opening remarks. he had the good fortune of the va telling him that he no longer needed to drive four hours to omaha, nebraska to have a colon os i. that suggests there's a change afoot. thank yo

graham. we await for questioning of mr. matthew. >> great. thanks so much for that update, luke.sing stories, let's bring in msnbc law enforcement analyst, former atf agent, jim kav ancavanaugh. thanks for joining us today. >> thank you, krystal. >> i'm subbing for abby. i want to start with that manhunt in pennsylvania for eric freen, the alleged cop killer. now, we are hearing reports there are as many as 400 law enforcement officers out in the woods. they've got this six-ton armored tank out in the woods. is this the right strategy and how come we haven't found this guy yet? >> well, we haven't found him out there because of the terrain and his training. the state police commander said it's like a game to him. i think it's more like a strategy to him that he's planned out over the months and years. yes, the tactical agents and officers need that equipment. but most is being done on foot. they have their bear cat armored vehicles on the roads once they can corner him. but they're mostly in camouflage, on foot and, of course, the danger is that he's laid ambushes in there, hopin

graham. >> we are trying to locate mr. matthew. >> the desperate search for hannah is now a race against time. and soda companies vowing to reduce calories. is this promise big enough and fast enough to combat the obsessitty crisis. it is all "happening now". let's get straight to the top story. president obama making his case for america's role on the war on terror and responsibilities of the global community welcome to this hour of "happening now". >> the president made his remarks this morning in the united nation's general assembly. and this one during a time of increasing international uncertainty. eric shaun joins us live. what did he say? >> heather, the president and first lady are attending the lunchion. but earlier in the speak in the august chamber in the united nation's he called on the other nations to have a forceful response against terrorism and extremism and vowed that isis would be destroyed and called it a network of death. during the 38 minute speech, the president admitted there is an unease and saying

. >> lindsey graham released a statement about mr. sotloff's reported deaths. mr.sident, if you can't come up with a strategy, at least tell us what the goal is regarding isil. the white house is dealing with a very complicated conflict right now. there's so many areas which they can go, they are trying to get more international involvement, european allies later on today in estonia. they are between a rock and hard place right now. >> absolutely. we have to separate two things, what the administration is doing in iraq and what they are planning to do with syria. i think in iraq, there is a growing consensus of support around what the administration has done. we're talking over 115 air strikes sean deliberation of the mosul dam and another city yesterday. people say it was probably too late but in support of what the administration has done. where we're seeing criticism is what happens in syria. the administration is taking on a lot of political water for being cautious in some cases what people would say overly cautious about this from the administration's perspec

mr. mccain, let's send graham. they want to fight, let them go over and start the fighting. it's always easy to send other people's children to fight on behalf of america, but them are senators and congress people they sit back, they make nice, they be say war, war, war. what happens when we leave? host: okay. we'll take a look at this. this is a tweet from adam schiff. reports of isil beheading second journalist steven sotloff another gruesome reminder of their evil. isil must be confronted and destroyed. that from a democrat, and we'll read several other tweets for you from members of congress, as well. rick klein, who is a reporter for abc news tweets this out, seems to be a mixed message from obama this morning, destroying or simply making isis manageable problem. we'll go to sandra in adelboro, massachusetts, independent caller. caller: good morning. i think they're nothing but savages, and they have no education. if they do have ad he you on case it's only bitterness and hate. we got to fight bitterness and hate with hate. i don't think so. we think with our brain and

graham. charlottesville police announcing that jesse matthew has been charged with intent to defile and remains a wanted man. so peopleeciate that mrtthew isat wanted for this very serious offense. >> saying very little about what led to a police warrant, but they carried out a thorough vehicle and home. he said he had encountered her in the downtown walking mall and was the last person to be with her for her disappearance. at that critical stage in this process -- forhey're actively looking matthew. before leaving he made clear another search will not stop. >> we are absolutely continuing our search for hannah. we will continue our search. studentst, first-year natalie and pepper want him caught. they feel some relief that police now have a suspect. >> it definitely gives a little reassurance. >> there also waiting more forensic support from the crime lab after a second search warrant was carried out yesterday at jesse matthew's apartment. tonight, they are being very cautious with their words saying between now and the trial, authorities need to be very careful and very sensitive in terms of the information and detailed they shar

mr. matthew is accountable for more than the disappearance of hannah graham. >> and what is your view on that, ed? when you hear the descriptions. gentle, genuine, spiritual. >> well, i think that you cannot judge anyone by these comments. dna as mentioned earlier has been a very, very controversial issue. this speaks loudly to the need to get dna on felony arrests in all of the states. there are, i believe, 28 that have passed some sort of legislation. this is critically important. it help parents find the predators and it is something we need to do. >> if they are not able to find hannah graham, will they have enough dna now when you look at the cases that are a few years old box the dna still exist in such a state that they could final this answer definitively as to whether jesse matthew. >> as long as it is preserved properly, you can match it later on, even years later, as long as i pre served properly. i don't know if they have any dna for hannah graham. we don't have a lot of knowledge about any crime scene or anything like that. again, those older cases, if they can develop the d

graham. it's vital. >> mr. harrington, in closing, obviously there is a certain tragic irony here that it may take the disappearance of another young lady to help you get answers in the murder of your own daughter. >> well, and we've worked over the last five years to raise awareness, to help save the next girl -- the need for safety and watching out for others as well as personal responsibility and it is sad. and we're sad that this has happened. and perhaps this is now a way for us to not have future events like this occur in central virginia. >> dan and jill harrington, mr. and mrs. harrington, thank you for your time this morning. >> thank you. >> thank you. god bless. >>> there is more fallout this morning from that fire at a chicago area air traffic facility that led to the cancellation of thousands of flights. in the wake of the incident, the head of the faa is now ordering a full security review. nbc's kevin tibbles is at o'hare this morning. good morning. >> reporter: some are saying this act of sabota

graham. he is a primary suspect at this time especially after he fled. she is still missing and the investigation is on going into what exactly mr. the time. he has been described as a "money" character, not the brightest bulb on the set, and probably the best person to answer where hannah graham is. >> yeah, he worked at the local hospital there. look, thank you very much for that comprehensive report. appreciate it. >>> we are just hours away from a huge concert aimed at changing the lives of millions. it gets underway this afternoon right here in new york city central park. we have got jay-z, carrie underwood, alicia keys, and that's just some of the performers. the festival is put on to evened extreme poverty. it's concentrating on three main areas, education, evacuate nations and clean water and good sanitation. joining me, the project manager, steven brown. a long and fantastic day for you here. >> it's going to be amazing. >> let's talk about the ambitious goal. you want to eliminate extreme poverty by 2030 and you said it's not going to be easy but a challenge. how do you go about it? >> we have made progress already. now

john mccain and lindsey graham, two frequent critics of the president's policy were editorializing on the op-ed page in the new york time and said mr. obama has begun to take military actions against isis in iraq but they have been tactical and reactive half measures. continuing to confront isis in iraq but not syria would be fighting with one hand tied behind our backs. we need a military plan to defeat isis wherever it is. general zinni, what is the military plan, what are the pieces. beyond surveillance don't you have to have boots on the ground in order to really do airstrikes effectively? >> i think there are many parts of this. first the intelligence piece, tactical intelligence and targeting. the second is to provide the air support and the capability that will bolster the kurds, iraqi military. we need to revamp the security assistance program in both iraq and with the kurds that we have been reluctant to do because of iraqi objections. i think the same with jordan, saudi arabia and others because they have a front in this literally. the boots on the ground question is the toughest one. i wish we were not so paranoid about

mr. foley and who knows how many others that are unknown. this is a vicious, vicious movement and it has to be confronted. i think senator mccain and senator grahamlly laid the basis in saturday's "new york times" in an op-ed for confrontation. and i happen to agree with what they said. >> then is the president wrong to signal indecision by saying that we still don't have a strategy against isis? >> well, in that same newspaper, down below the mccain op-ed is one by our secretary of state, john kerry. in that he does, in fact, lay out a strategy which against next week at the nato conference, nato summit talking with our nato allies. the united states taking over the presidency of the security council in september and the beginning of a strategy to put together a coalition of the willing, if you will. i mean, it's a savage movement. in this case, they have money. they have direction. they have moved rapidly across the syrian border, take over mosul, and then give a sermon from the mosque in mosul. they took over the mosul dam. all that is changing now. but i believe their goal is baghdad. and i think it's very, very serious and we have to have a

mr. jesse matthew. >> reporter: word spread quickly through the crowd of hundreds which assembled in the high school. they learned the suspect in the disappearance of hannah grahamass of 2013, was in police custody. >> my thoughts are there's hope that we can find hannah now that we've found him. >> reporter: his former coaches and teachers found comfort in her strength, both physical and mental. the former teammate was overcome with emotion. >> hope. hope that she is okay. hope that she'll be found and hope for her family. hannah, we love you so much. please come home. >> reporter: it ended in a display of hope. smartphone lights. the communicate in which hannah graham was raised prayed for her safe return. hannah's parents said they have found great comfort in this show of community support. live in fairfax county, news4. >> thank you. and we're constantly updating this story on air and online. follow us on twitter and facebook for the latest on the search for hannah graham or go to nbc washington.com. >>> we've got rain and doug says it will be with us for a while. >> right through tomorrow morning's rush hour. if you have plans to get out, give yourself a li

mr. smart, your daughter elizabeth went missing nine months when abducted in 2002, as moving as john graham, watching hannah's mother hit a lot harder, cannot speak, what struck you about this news conference? >> you know, i think that being able to come forward and sharing with the community was one of the most important things they could possibly do. it's incredibly difficult. everyone handles things differently. our prayers and thoughts certainly go out to the grahams. i thought when you look at what this conference is doing, it's really a call to action to mobilize to help search for her. nothing could be more important at this time. i think usually they say that if they don't find the person within the first 24 hours that there's a better probability they will find the person. so in this case, hannah could still be out there. everyone needs to come and help search for her. i think that's probably the most important message that could be shared. making her the real person that she is, being able to share a part of her was very important. >> i was going to ask you about that ed. we heard

graham. where is this young woman? >> we begin trying to locate mr. matthew. there is state and federal resources that have been released. and deployed to help accomplish that task. means keeping seven billion ctransactions flowing.g, and when weather hits, it's data mayhem. but airlines running hp end-to-end solutions are always calm during a storm. so if your business deals with the unexpected, hp big data and cloud solutions make sure you always know what's coming - and are ready for it. make it matter. bill: there is a manhunt charged with abducting a uva student named hannah graham. a felony warrant was issued for for jesse matthew. authorities believe he was at a bar with hanna graham on the night she vanished, prompting a massive search' going into itse. >> we are continuing our search for hannahh as we speak and we'll continue our search for hannah. bill: police say officers removed several pieces of clothing from inside his apartment. martha: the obama administration saying airstrikes in syria were necessary because the plot targeting the homeland wer

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