since the time of thomas paine and john adams, our founders implored that we were not to be the new rome. we are not to conquer and suppress other nations to submit to our will. we were to inspire them. the idea of america using its power solely for its own ends is not consistent with the idealistic moral force the world has known for over two centuries. we must rejoin the world community. america is far stronger as the moral and military leader of the world than we will ever be by relying solely on military power. we destroyed repressive communist regimes without firing a shot, not simply by having a strong military, but because we had a better ideal to show the world. every american president must and will take up arms in the defense of our nation. it is a solemn oath that cannot -- and will not -- be compromised. but there is a fundamental difference between the defense of our nation and the doctrine of preemptive war espoused by this administration. the president's group of narrow-minded ideological advisors are undermining our nation's greatness in the world. they have embraced a fo

since the time of thomas paine and john adams, our founders implored that we were not to be the new romewe are not to conquer and suppress other nations to submit to our will. we were to inspire them. [applause] the idea of america using its power solely for its own ends is not consistent with the idealistic moral force the world has known for over two centuries. we must rejoin the world community. [applause] america is far stronger as the moral and military leader of the world than we will ever be by relying solely on military power. we destroyed repressive communist regimes without firing a shot, not simply by having a strong military, but because we had a better ideal to show the world. every american president must and will take up arms in the defense of our nation. it is a solemn oath that cannot -- and will not -- be compromised. but there is a fundamental difference between the defense of our nation and the doctrine of preemptive war espoused by this administration. [applause] the president's group of narrow-minded ideological advisors are undermining our nation's greatness in the

allen pizzey, cbs news, rome. >> legendary basketball coach dean smith died. president obama remembered him as a gentleman advanced civil rights. mark strawms has more. >> college basketball knew him as the dean. a professor of the hardwood. for nearly four decades dean turned the tar heels into a powerhouse. his team won 879 games and reached the ncaa final 4 lefns times. in 1982 smith won his national title. a freshman named michael jordan nailed a game winning basket to beat jorntle. georgetown. , smith legacy goes beyond wins on the basketball court. he integrated north carolina's basketball program in the late '60s and his team set a graduation rate of over 95%. with no ncaa violations. when he retired in 1997, smith thanked the tar heel faithful. >> i'm the luckiest guy and i said that to be at chapel hill at university of north carolina. >> later in life the coach suffered from health issues. in 2010 his family said he developed a condition that was causing memory loss. his wife linea accepted the presidential medal of freedom on his behalf. michael jor

day were looking at a new rome, and they built it here, actually.♪ >> maybe the world started to turn here, the packard automotive plant, it was considered the most advanced facility of its kind. anywhere in the world. huge. epically proportioned. i mean, 3.5 million square feet. now, one man lives here. al hill. >> my name's allen hill. welcome to my home. this room right here is the forge room. it was a former packard motor car company. i started living here about seven years ago. i didn't have time -- i was somewhat apprehensive about the place and the going ons around here. it's about as feasible as the north woods. not having a credit card, mortgage payment, or car payment is a real blessing. there are two nails here. what happened here in detroit, it's a sign of the times. we find out that the dollar doesn't take a village to raise an individual, it takes an entire world to raise one city. one city is suffering, one community is suffering, the entire world should pitch in and help elevate it instead of sit there and stare at it. people have lo

the new prime minister head to rome. looking to renegotiate greece's massive bailout. we'll take a more in-depth look in business. details in about 15 minutes. french film sweeps the awards, france's answers to the golden globes. that film has also been nominated for an oscar. but first our top stories. two days after a reporter was released from an egyptian jail, his colleague now also is set to be freed. he has been kind bars for over 400 days. he was sentenced to seven years in prison on terrorism charges in a trial largely slammed as a farce. he is a foreigner. the same rule could apply but it means giving up his egyptian citizenship, something his family says he has already done. >> freedom has a high price. he says he must forgo his egyptian citizenship in order to regain his freedom. a very difficult decision. he said he is proud and comes from a patriotic family that have defended his country and fought ittss wars. some were offended he was willing to give up his egyptian citizenship. >> he cannot be compromising here. the origins of your existence -- back to h

greece's new finance ministers going on the charm offensive in paris, london, and then rome to push ona new deal for greek debt. the former imf chief dominic strauss kahn, is going on trial for sex charges in france, where he was once a top presidential contender. an al jazeera journalist is now home in australia after more than a year in jail in egypt. time now for a look at the business news. the greek finance minister is in london. tell us about that. >> in the past few minutes, we had yanis -- i forget his surname -- yanis varoufakis left, where he had been meeting with the british prime minister david cameron. we heard that he is going to be london next to me with banks and financial institutions, around 100 of them. he will be discussing greek debt and he says it will not be affected by greek debt. interesting appeal to this private investors. let's see the effect is having on greek shares. the athens stock it change opening up some 4%. shares are bouncing. back on those statements from the greek government that the will not be any massively detrimental effects to banks. all acro

new. from ancient rome to modern manhattan. each landscape speaks of those it shelters. and built and built on this earth, and architecture the shaping of volume light and ideas, has come to be known as the mother of all art. >> though many believe in the -- and they're great. there's no such thing as a perfect building. it's actually continually evolving. that's what i think is really exciting. >> every structure in our habitat was conceived by a created mind a person with a plan an architect. >> architects are obsessed. everything they see and do is related to construction. everything around our world is constructed. >>> checking our top stories now legendary university of north carolina head basketball coach dean smith has died at the age of 83. under his leadership chapel his won two championships. moments ago roy williams shared what he learned working as an assistant coach to smith. smith spassed away last spite surrounded by his wife and five children. >>> and chipotle is apologizing after the twitter account was hacked. after regaining control, the company issued

counter terrorism police to protect major tourist sites after a video warning the group is south of rome. new isis expansion into libya is now just about 100 miles from the southernmost coast of italy. italy is afraid. >> reporter: that's right. italy is on high alert after a video by isis showing, warning that the group is south of rome. this comes after previous warning last october when the jihadist group said they would hang their black flag over st. peter square. >> that's pretty amazing that they are that concerned. obviously tourist, western tourist, american tourists are soft targets and significant targets for isis. in italy they are worried about how isis militants may get into the country. it may be easy to come from libya. >> reporter: that's right. they are very, very concerned about an influx of migrant boats coming from libya. the italian navy is doing what they can to rescue the migrants. they are concerned that they don't know if they'll be able to tell the difference between potential jihadi fighters and true seekers looking for a better life, a safer place fleeing war. >> g

urwith the imagination of picasso, the precision of a brain surgeon, and the ability to create a new world. >> rome least the front of it. nobody ever builds the back of a set. >> in a way, the production designer and the art director take the responsibility for the acting space. you need to provide the place that means something, colors that mean something. you need to provide an environment that will inspire them to do their best work. >> with a little help from my friends, i'm going to present the award for costume design. >> you know, for me to hand out an award for clothes -- i mean, don't get me wrong, i'm going the do it. but i'm not exactly sure they came up with the right fellow. >> there was a time when every woman wanted to dress like garbo or lombard. clark gable did it one night, and it took 18 years for brando to bring the t-shirt back. but it can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath. that's why there's biotene, available as an oral rinse, toothpaste, spray or gel. biotene can provide soothing relief and it helps keep your mouth healthy too. remember, while your medication is doing

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let's get to top headlines. >> the new prime minister of greece is going to rome followed by paris andto make his case. the new finance minister says greece wants a new deal. greece will not take any more aid under it six is doing bailout term. >> do i believe greece should be taking another bunch of loans? no. it is not that we do not need the money, we are desperate because of commitments and liabilities that we have. >> president obama unveiling budget proposal today. he wants to change corporate taxes. he wants a minimum 19% tax in addition to a mandatory 14% tax on about 2 trillion. >> forces are fighting pro-russian separatists in eastern ukraine. ukrainian forces have suffered setbacks. nato's military commander supports the idea to help bolster ukrainian forces. john kerry will visit kiev on thursday. the biggest oil strike since 1980. more than 200 refineries stopped work after failing to agree on a labor contract. it rejected five contract offers. >> a football game. they played the big game in arizona. it ended with a crucial late game interception. the patriots won their fo

rome. >>> and more breaking news overseas, this time from denmark. overnight police arrested two men accused of helping the suspect in the terror attacks in copenhagen over the weekend. the investigators believe the gunman may have been inspired by the attacks in paris last month. on saturday police say he opened fire at a cultural center and later at security forces outside a synagogue. two people were killed there. the suspect was killed in a gun battle with a s.w.a.t. team yesterday. >>> we're learning more now about the crash that killed a brother and sister? in chester county over the weekend. the driver was drunk and speeding when he rear-ended a mini van on uwchlum township on ship road. charlotte was a jr. at downing high school west. miles was a westchester university student. their parents are still in the icu. the suspect, thomas moore, remains behind bars on charges of homicide by vehicle while driving under the influence. >>> happening today, a heads-up for drivers. the philadelphia streets department will inspecting bridges. the strawbe

the european tour continues for greece's new government. they are in romeo have to revise all of our greek history. we are going to get into really bad metaphors about the siren song. this is interesting to me about the meeting. they are meeting with mr. renzi. he is the top of his game right now. renzi is the model they want to follow. someone from the centerleft who tries to find consensus and has built that in rome. this the first time they have seen them doing this trip in tandem. maybe i'm reading too much into it, it aims like they are doing a good cap last that cap routine -- good cop/bad cop routine. >> tough guys wear bright blue shirts. >> they are the same age. they're both orally. -- 40. that's pretty young. >> the big question everybody wants to know is we have done london and paris and rome there's a capital missing. you are in it right now. >> you don't mean brussels. i think russell's is as important as berlin. -- brussels is as as berlin. this is merkel's strategy. she doesn't want to get into a one-on-one negotiating. there has to be a mov

rome. the transformation of new york's time square has become more family friendly.ot everyone is happy about that change. >>> take a look at this: this is due by's famous torch tower one day after it was charred by a massive fire. crews are cleaning up debris after the building went up in flames. here was the scene last night. hundreds of people were evacuated when the skyscraper caught fire. witnesses say as many as 15 floors were ablaze. today, investigators are trying to figure out what caused the blaze but they don't suspect foul play. residents back side of that. >> to colorado tonight what are we getting one day to the next? snow witnessry mix? >> boston with the next system inches away from setting all-time records. >> thank you so much nicole mitchell. >>> new york time square is one of the world's most popular atracks, a stunning turnaround for an area considered seedy and dangerous. not everyone is cheering this latest transformation. kristen salumy tells us why. >> it's known as the crossroads of the world. almost half a million people pass through it a d

the new movie is shooting in rome and some say the iconic city is too dirty for 007.e. >> reporter: lester, this is such a big deal for this city. 24 bond movies and this is the first ever to be shot on location in rome. roman bloggers are complaining for years that the city needs a good cleaning. >> the name's bond james bond. >> reporter: every bond movie has it. the lines. >> the name's bond james bond. >> reporter: the girls. and the chase. always through the world's most beautiful places. >> where are they now? >> reporter: the super spy is back. >> we have to be bigger and better. >> reporter: how is this for bigger and better? the top of the austrian alps. the center of london. and rome. the eternal garbage dump? blogger roberto tomas is raising the issue. >> this is the 15th century bridge and look at this. >> reporter: overflowing garage at the coliseum and filthy river. the 600-year-old bridge where bond is supposed to parachute down. >> we are worried about what the world will see. if james bond has a license to kill the mayor of rome should have the licens

he will travel to paris, rome, in brussels, seeking a new deal.ere's greases finance minister. >> we have resembled drug annex craving the next dose. as we are now, we should be taking another bunch of loans? no. is not that we don't need the money, we are desperate, because of certain commitments and liabilities that we have. >> greases new government wants the debt written down so we can increase public spending. in ukraine, rebel leader is calling for a full military mobilization him and the country's president is calling for a cease-fire. the peace talks broke down over the weekend fighting between ukrainian troops and rebels backed by russia has intensified. budget airline ryanair is warning lower oil prices could bite into its bottom line. cheaper fuel means airlines can cut prices, neck and trigger price wars. profit for this fiscal year will be about $950 million, that's higher than previously forecast. that's the latest world news. we have another update in 45 minutes past the hour. in other news, an important deadline for general motors

rome. hugh schofield, bbc news paris. >>> let's take you back now to the french city of leal because the trial strauss-kahn, the former head of the international monetary fund is about to get underway. now, he is accused of helping to procure women for sex parties. he has denied these charges. you can see the media scrum there outside the court. while mr. strauss-kahn has arrived, apparently, he is inside, and he is pacing up and down the courtroom with his hands in his pockets. we'll keep you updated on that trial. but for now, let's join philippa to find out what's coming up on "impact." >> in just a few minutes, i've been looking at the situation in ukraine, where a top separatist leader has vowed to mobilize an extra 100,000 fighters. now the leader of the donetsk people's public says that callout will be happening in the next ten days. so we'll be asking whether that's a bluff, or potentially a significant escalation in the conflict on russia's borders. and we'll have more from the situation. there's no taste like twizzlers. there's no taste like twizzlers. there's no taste like twizzlers

new handbook. outlining plans to harass europe. starting in rome. robots coming sooner than you think. one company made an artificial assistant and plans to install one in every home? proving there is market for anything. how one boston man is capitalizing snowfall, selling white stuff from own front yard. selling snow. it is genius. even when they say it's not it is always about money. melissa: new congress, same old d.c. president obama fighting back on immigration, heading to miami to tout his executive orders, just a day after swiftly vetoing the keystone xl pipeline and returning the bill to the senate. and the government shutdown de jure is less than three days away. we heard the promises for compromise but, we're left with the same old results. let's bring in today's panel. fox business's own charlie gasparino. we have tom sullivan here as well. along with pete health seth -- hegseth, concerned veterans for america and fox news contributor. pete surprises you to see gridlock in washington? >> big surprise. be interesting to see where this lands for a long time the president was

rome. they blame the government from stealing from the industrialized rich of northern italy to finance the poorer south. but the newleader said that rather than breaking up the country. he wants to unite it under his leadership. >> i'm sicilian, but i think everybody, northerners southerners, the french, we all should be united against europe. >> he's the only politician trying to do something for all italians. not only for the northern league league. >> now the most popular right wing party in italy. but they want to appeal from the electorate from all across the country. essentially they want to make the league less northern and more national. >> the northern league is partnering with other right wing movements including the neo- neo-fascist group and france's nationalist group. but many in rome have not forgotten nor forgiven decades of discrimination against southern italians, and the tough immigration law they passed as part of the coalition government led by berlusconi. the police charged and dispersed the crowd using tear gas. on saturday their demonstration was peaceful, but feelings were still running high

rome. what does isis mean by that fox news catherine herridge joins us. you had the awful duty of watching this video. but tell me congress corresponding rome? ability lists we have tone today at fox rome has a couple of different means. one is that it is symbolic. a way of saying we are putting a target on the back of christians. and the second it's a way to drum up support within libya for those who really have a lot of hostility towards italy because of its colonial past in north africa. kind of a two-for for this group. drums up support for libyans and saying we are going to directly target christians. >> libya, i use the term wild, wild west which is you know, it is complete chaos there right now hard to tell who is in charge and who is not. the fact that isis is spread to libya, i imagine your intelligence sources are disturbed about this. >> i want to lay out something i think is really important here because what you see is almost a marriage group. an share al sharia was behind the benghazi terror acin 2012. they run these camps in eastern libya. i

rome. >> susan mcginnis in washington thank you, susan. >>> we have new details of the captivity of kayla mueller who died while being held by isis. a man tried to win her release. he said she was his wife. isis says she was killed in a jordanian air strike. >>> two men have been charged with aiding the suspected gunmen would killed two people in copenhagen and it may have been inspired by the attacks in paris. charlie d'agata rereports. >> reporter: the first light of dawn fell on the suspected killer after the firefight with police that brought his rampage and his life to an end. danish media quoting police forces identified the suspect as 22-year-old omar abdel hamid al hussein born in denmark he had a criminal record that includes violence and weapons offenses. they said he opened fire during an event on free speech. an audio recording obtained by the bbc captured the moment. >> why do we still say buzz when we -- [ gunfire ] >> reporter: inside was agnieszka. >> i thought he would be in the building. >> reporter: it targeted the synagogue after midnight shooting an unarmed man who wa

the other right-wing movement including the new fascist group and france's national group but many in romeave not forgotten nor moreforgiven decades of discrimination against thousands of italians and the anti-immigration they passed as part of a coalition government led by belesconi. police clashed with protestors when they tried to occupy the square of the rally. the police charged and dispersed the crowd using tear gas. on saturday, their counter demonstration was peaceful. feelings were running high. >> the northern league is nationalist. they mustn't stop. >> thousands of people attended the league's first major rally in rome the northern league's leader will hope that it's success vince to fly the party's flag. al jazeera rome. . >> votes are being counted in lasutu after an election aimed at bringing stability. tazerica wood reports, the election was called two years early after the deputy prime minister was accused of staging a coup. >> they arrived at the polling booths early. they are hoping by casting votes, there will be an end to the political upheaval that saw the collapse of

pedro: let's try ernest in rome new york. caller: i'm retired air force.wo sons at the air force a county. the point i want to make one of the first black colleges and units it's america. john brown -- i was a little kid only about 13 years of age. i really enjoyed going up there. i lived about a mile and a half away and they were nice people. i attended frank phil state college in frank bill state teachers college in north carolina. then i went into the air force. i think you're doing a wonderful job. i respect you. if you would like to ask me a question about historic colleges , feel free to do so. god bless you. dr. blanchard: thank you. pedro: gladys up next. good morning, go ahead. caller: good morning. i am so proud of your school. i did not attend it but i'm very proud of it. i always heard of it as a child. i'm 79 years old now. i think i missed him in you diversity -- i think i missed hampton university. my grandfather was an orderly to general armstrong. he went into that school at the age of 11. at that time, it was a high school. you should see

new york university. you can get there on the subway. from beneath the sea to in the air, and our picture of the day, the formation of the skies over rome, a colorful display and a celebration for the country's new president. that's our program, thank you for watching, i'm job sig sig and we continue with stephanie sy. they will be back in 2 minutes. >>> grief and outrage in jordan. after word a jordanian pilot held captive by i.s.i.l. is burnt alive. the shocking execution forcing king abdullah to cut short a visit to washington calling for his city to unite >>> a city in turkey divided >>> a group now helping america in the fight against i.s.i.l. >>> u.s. law-makers citing

in rome alone 500 stationed at tourist sites like the vatican. >>> business news a youtube tease aheadarch 1st release of the galaxy 6 smartphone. the company is looking to take back the lion's share of the business from apple. >>> in arizona they were doing a little mutton busting this weekend. you have to look at this. it's really cute. it's one of the biggest kraus pleaders at the annual tucson rodeo. look how little they are. cowboys and cowgirls all took part. the goal is to stay on a racing sheep the longest. doesn't look like the sheep is enjoying that. celebrating birthdays. "twilight" star turning 21 "parks and recreation" star 32. keep it here for news weather and sports. i'm milissa rehberger. thanks for watching "early today." a. >>> and he goes for it. i jerked away but he was too strong so he get it. >> a girl scout troop is ripped off, selling cookies in the south bay but the story does not end there. hear how one of the scouts taught him a lesson. >>> and terrorists threatening to attack malls and we know from experience they mean business. >>> and the new secretary of

what he is seek to go do in paris and tomorrow in london and in rome on tuesday is to start a new, upgradedialogue a better channel of communication with creditors because what he feels is that by restricting its communication to the financial inspectors, its creditors sentence here to athens for years, the greek side isn't really able to question larger aspects of the program. it isn't able to question the logic of the program and its vooibltty. because he wants a new agreement, he feels that he's got to talk to his counter parts in europe if possible in all of the eurozone current trees. now, this of course has created some reverbrations in europe. when the eurozone chairman jerome dicenbloom visited athens on friday he was also faced with a very unexpected declaration that we no longer want the troika here in athens which came of something as a shock. >> is very much what he has been saying all along. this is nothing new really. >> siryrizasyriza. >> how are greeks viewing the new government? >> the greeks are adopting a wait-and-see approach. some people who voted for syriza are happy w

new offensive. president obama issues a challenge to muslim leaders. >>> targeting rome. ly's capitol. that country is issuing a warning about the danger from the killers at the doorstep. >>> ferguson lawsuit. months after the riots, we're getting new information about the u.s. justice department's investigation into the police force and the plans to take action. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and and the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you are in "the situation room." >>> breaking news tonight, president obama is challenging muslim leaders around the world to expose the lies of isis and other terrorists who have in his words, perverted islam. he spoeblg a little while ago about ways to combat violent extremism. even as isis fought the u.s.-led coalition on several fronts and committing more gruesome atrocities. congressman ed royce is standing by. let's get the latest from jim acosta. >> reporter: president obama confronted the criticism that he and his white house won't use the term is lamic terrorist as he called on communities to come together to confront

. >> the new prime minister of greece is on tour to push back against german calls for more austerity. they will head to romeis and brussels. the new finance minister says greece wants a new deal with it creditors by the end of may. greece will not take more aid under the existing agreement. >> to i believe we should be taking

rome. welcome, everyone. this is your world. a new isis video putter possesseddedly showing the beheadings of 21 egyptian christians in libya prompting egypt today to launch two rounds of airstrikes on isis in libya. italy says more action is needed. it now reportedly wants nato involved. catherine herridge is in washington with the latest. >> reporter: i watched the video in its entirety, and while not as highly produced as recent propaganda tapes the video uses multiple effects and camera ang angles and what appears to be a crane for overhead shots. it's like ag46cbiy movie set on the beach and this jihadi who delivers the bulk of the message speaks withrej6:çñ a north american accent and wears the same uniform worn by the executioners who burned a jordanian pilot to death.í 4%!isç is meant to show coordination between isis in sear syria and followers in libya. >> believe that this is part of the whole phenomenon facing in egypt and throughout the arab world. wefrñ need to pull our force together and face this threat that is coming

rome. welcome, everyone. this is your world. a new prompting egypt today to launch two rounds of airstrikes on isis in libya. italy says more action is needed. it now reportedly wants nato involved. catherine herridge is in washington with the latest. >> reporter: i watched the video in its entirety, and while not as highly produced as recent propaganda tapes the video uses

new world. >> if given an unlimited budget, rome can be built in a day, at least the front of it. of a set. >> freeze, police. >> hold it. >> come on. >> the production designer and art director take responsibility for the acting space. you need to provide the place that means something, colors that mean something. you need to provide an environment that will inspire them to do their best work. >> a little help from my friends. i'm going to present the award for costume design. >> for me to hand out an award for clothes, don't get me wrong, i'm going to do it, but i'm not exactly sure they came up with the right fellow. >> there was a time when every woman wanted to dress like garbo. clark gable took his shirt off in "it happened one night" and it took 18 years for brando to bring the t-shirt back. the real question that needs to be asked is "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per day. whatever i can d

new. from ancient rome to modern manhattan. each landscape speaks of those it shelters.lt on this earth. and architecture the shaping of volume light and ideas, has come to be known as the mother of all art. >> there are many buildings in the world that are great and they are great and have their limits. there's no such thing as a perfect building. it's continually evolving and that's what's really exciting. >> reporter: every structure in our habitat was conceived by a created mind a person with a plan an architect. >> architects are obsessed. everything they see and do is related to construction and everything around our world is constructed. >> you can watch the full show at cnn.com/onestowatch and we hope you make good memories today. >> stay with us next hour of "cnn newsroom" starts now, turp it over to our colleague and friend fredricka whitfield. >> i'll take it from here. i felt the handoff. >> all right. >> thanks so much. you have a great day. >> appreciate it. >> hello everyone. it is the 11:00 eastern hour of "the newsroom." we begin right now. >>> happening

abc 7 news reporter is live in nevada with a look at the storm damage. >> reporter: a lot of the damage happened here in the rome family's backyard. this huge tree fell smashing this backyard gazebo in two. saturated ground likely to blame for the tree falling. the storm caused big problems. the chp says wet roads may have caused this gas tanker to overturn spilling 4,000 gallons of gas into a culvert. haz-mat crews were on scene trying to clean it up. >> the good news it has been raining so much it is heavily diluted. >> i think it is terrible devastating. >> always thought the bay tree in hur backyard would stand forever but the tree toppled taking out her backyard gazebo and just missing her roof line by inches. >> good thing nobody was in the backyard at the time. >> very good nobody was home at that time. you never know. they don't give you a warning like i'm going to come down. >> reporter: nevada building inspectors have green tagged her home. the family can stay but must keep away from back windows until the tree is gone. tree crews have a big job removing it. in san francisco a car wreck on southbound 1

abc 7 news reporter is live in nevada with a look at the storm damage. >> reporter: a lot of the damage happened here in the rome family's backyard. this huge tree fell smashing this backyard gazebo in two. saturated ground likely to blame for the tree falling. the storm caused big problems. the chp says wet roads may have caused this gas tanker to overturn spilling 4,000 gallons of gas into a culvert. haz-mat crews were on scene trying to clean it up. >> the good news it has been raining so much it is heavily diluted. >> i think it is terrible devastating. >> always thought the bay tree in hur backyard would stand forever but the tree toppled taking out her backyard gazebo and just missing her roof line by inches. >> good thing nobody was in the backyard at the time. >> very good nobody was home at that time. you never know. they don't give you a warning like i'm going to come down. >> reporter: nevada building inspectors have green tagged her home. the family can stay but must keep away from back windows until the tree is gone. tree crews have a big job removing it. in san francisco a car wreck on southbound 1

rome. let's hope we figure out how to beat them before that. >>> new reaction to the desecration of a jewish cemetery in france. several hundred tombs were defaced in what french president hollande calls a barbaric attack. the country says it will not tolerate this which goes against values that all french people share. comes a few weeks after the deadly supermarket attack in paris. >>> up to $1 billion stolen from more than 100 banks from around the world, including right here in the united states. the hackers used computer viruses to in fact company networks. they were able to see and record everything that happened on bank staffers' screens. it started in 2013 and guess what? it's still going on. hackers manipulating atms to spit out cash at a predetermined time of day. joining me now to try and explain all this from our sister network, fox business network's charles payne. let's start with these atms. spewing out cash just willy-nilly, randomly. how did they get into the systems for that? >> go back to the beginning. we all know phishing and the trojan virus. they were able to get into e

this is a scene in rome saturday this made up of union members and the unemployed. greek's new leftest government will work to seize the austerity program. >> the u.s. isn't protected from problems facing the euro zone. from atlanta alan fisher explains. >> this is german class immersing elementary students in the language possibly for a future career, in a country where spanish is the fastest growing language. >> germany is the largest economy in europe, basically carrying the e.u. right now. german's an important language. >> in atlanta there are more than 270 companies with german links. they employ thousands so that means a problem over there can quickly become a problem over here. southeastern states have become a hub for investment. they need supply companies logistics, support. many other industries have crossed the atlantic. >> they have a very positive outlook on the u.s. market, and a lot of companies plan on increasing their strategic focus on the u.s. market. its reasons are strong demand from the customer base here or proximity to customers. >> a weak euro means it

have access to new information on jobs, health information, and communication tools they do not have before. >> thank you very much, mark. ? and welcome to "inside fendi." we are in rome, and over the next 30 minutes, bloomberg brings you behind the scenes of one of the most iconic italian fashion houses, fendi, with the ceo pietro beccari. in 1925, two italians opened a fur and leather shop in rome. their names -- edoardo and adele fendi. the mantle passed to their five daughters, and is there where the fendi story really begins. they had some help from this man, karl lagerfeld.

rome. >> he says south instead of south so he's not from canada. >> eric thomas is a professor of linguistics at north carolina state. he told abc news that a number of distinctive pronunciations. >> he said do. >> could indicate a possible u.s. background with some arabic influence as well. >> i think he sounds pretty american. >> the obama administration convened a three day summit this week focusing on the fight against extremism. officials say isis recruiting a growing concern. >> have the ability to reach into our communities in an attempt to recruit and inspire individuals who may turn toward violence right here in the homeland. >> so the state department launched its own social media campaign to counter the terrorist group's propaganda machine. is it having any effect? >> it's not impacting the people that may be inspired by the ideology and willing to carry out attacks on its behalf. >> the obama administration will emphasize at this summit the fight against isis isn't about just military force but a battle for hearts and mind as well. karen traverse, abc news washington. >> the white house is holding a summit today to preven

>> reporter: well, some tell us the new doctrine is in stark contrast to what the pope has been preaching about tolerance in romessage to students. >> the language inserted into the agreement adds nothing new to the agreement. it rather clarifies what's already in there, in the agreement. so the schools can be clear about their mission. >> the language is nothing new but the fact it's in the faculty hand book is. he says the use of donated sperm or ovum and a surrogate u te wrist is -- uterus is gravely immoral. sacred heart's president said it opens the discussion. >> this is the time to understand what it means to be pastoral and what it means to listen to them, listen to how it's affecting them and really be more sensitive to our students who are struggling. many of whom who understand what this might mean down the road. >> reporter: friday, staff will be meeting here at sacred heart with the archbishop to ask questions about the happened book and want more clarity. they vowed to fight and keep it out of the hand book altogether. back to you. >> the will. thank you. >>> meantime, vowing retaliation. the count

new hampshire as we are the other states. martha: he's the first presidential contender to rent office space in iowa. bill: isis may say they are going to conquer rome but it's the increasing threat of attack in the u.s. that has jeh johnson say we are entering a new phase of risk. >> they are able to recruit faster than we can take them off the battlefield which is why a whole of government approach is so important. bill: what is that government approach? adam kinzinger served in the iraq war. he joins me now. what is that approach? what does that mean? >> i don't think it's been articulated well by the administration. jeh johnson says we can't kill if they are recruiting faster, i agree. so we have got to kill more, kill as many as we can and as quickly as we can and we have to to roll back momentum of isis. when the chicago bears are doing well everybody is a bears fan. isis is so successful that these folks that are prone to jihadism are joining. i think it takes a pretty intense action to roll back isis. bill: the characterization of where we are in this battle was addressed by eric holder. already this morning i'll have a clarification on that

about failed states, obviously, libya, but there's new leadership in italy as well you know untested leader there, and the threat isis threat to conquer rome it seems that it's backfired a little bit because of this tweets tweeting campaign italians taking to twitter to respond in this way. one says tomorrow isis strike of public transport, well good luck. another one here you're a couple thousand years too late. you know we talk about how the italians are reacting here to isis issue and they don't seem to be upset or bothered or scared that they are coming to rome. they say worry about the traffic and the economy here. it's terrible. >> sure. we make no mistake as we did in the arab spring for example, of reading too much into social media, which is an advantage that isis has because they pour out propaganda to recruit people. i mean that is -- the tweet campaign here in italy is amusing, but it's not reflecting general opinion. there is larm. i gave you the figure of an opinion poll yesterday of 72% of the population fearing a strike. in rome there's quite of lot of jitters in rome because of the upped security presence in villages and t

fighter jets to libya after isis signs a new video message for the west with blood. 21 egyptian christians murdered on video and their killers vow to conquer romeficials have any clue who the english-speaking executioner making his bloody debut is? >>> plus one man's rampage terrorizes denmark's capital, targeting police cartoonists and jews. officials say the suspect went to prison. he was a run of the mill gang member but did he come out a home-grown islamic extremist? we will talk to a bystander snared in the middle of the shots. >>> and the

rome. isis is now in libya which is just a few hundred miles from the southern shores of italy. >>> this is new search for half dozen dogs that were in a van that was stolen in chicago. two armed men stole a minivan that belongs to a dog sitting business with 6 pets in it. a worker loaded the dogs in the vehicle to take them home, but left it unattended and running. >>> a piece of gun is at the center of the aaron hernandez murder trial. detectives found the gum and she will -- shell casing. the former nfl player is charged with killing oden lloyd in 2013. >> the process is underway to find a contractor to demolish a building that is incased in ice after a fire. safety fencing has been seth up and collapse -- set up, and collapse zone stabbed. >> 6:47 up next, nascar ex-boyfriend is calling her a trained assassin. "g.m.a." has an exclusive interview with bush's girlfriend. >> reporter: we have the day planner forecast coming up. # # we live in a pick and choose world. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number, and the ultimate sleep number event, going o

new orleans. yesterday's big parade features characters and costumes but near freezing temperatures. >>> today christians around the world are celebrating ash wednesday, pope francis will preside over mass at basilica in rome. his message this year to catholics find concrete ways to overcome indifferencees. ash wednesday marks the beginning of the 40 day lent season, it/as a time of fasting and sacrifice in preparation for easter. >>> well, for ash wednesday masses, for ash wednesday masses will be held at basilica of saints peter and paul in center city. services are scheduled for 7:15 a.m., 12:05 p.m. 12:35 p.m. and 5:15 p.m. in northeast philadelphia all saints torresdale episcopal church is offering ashes to go if you are not the able to attend their ash wednesday services. just head over to 9601 frankford avenue between 7:00 and 8:00 a.m. or 5:00 and 6:00 p.m. >> ashes to go. >> yes. >> making it convenient. >> how about it. >>> it is the biggest dog show of the the year top dogs of the west minister dog show and this year a big upset. >> can't wait to see that. >>> also the chance for winter wet ther this evening when will it hit and just how much trouble will it cause? katie has your forecast coming

the new clues that could help identify this masked isis leader heard briefly in the gruesome video showing the beheading of 21 egyptian christians. >> today, we are on the south of rome. >> reporter: his speaking patterns now being analyzed by u.s. intelligence officials and compared to americans known to have joined isis. >> he says south instead of soth so he's not from canada. >> reporter: this linguist says his distinctive pronunciations point to an american background. officials don't know for sure how many americans have gone overseas to fight with isis but there is growing concern about the effectiveness of the group's online recruiting. up to 40,000 isis supporters believed to be active on social media each day. the u.s. state department now trying to counter the extremist propaganda with its own social media campaign calling isis fighters cowards. >> we need answers that go beyond a military answer. >> reporter: egypt struck swiftly at isis targets in libya this week. revenge for the killing of its citizens and is now calling for u.s. and european help to route isis from libia. the recent unrest in libya has allowed isis to gain ground. still, the country's