there has been talk about where that fits into the newsroom. chicago newsrooms were cutting their staffers and shooting with iphones. what is your opinion on that? a lot of people want videographers. video is out that. the picture aspect is getting lost. where do you see that? >> i have been blessed working with unbelievable photographers who have made this incredible adjustment in their skill set and expertise. they tell stories on a wide variety of platforms. they can give you a 20-minute documentary. there are stories to be told. just as reporters have had to learn new skills, photographers, videographers, they have adjusted their skills. there is a place for the traditional photography. i am seeing the fusion of those skills. if you're passionate about telling stories and being able to convey emotion and capture the heart beat of the story, there is a place for you. good luck. >> he stole the thunder of my question. we're all here to get better at journalism and to learn what we can do with it and we are all looking for jobs. what does the

"newsroom" starts now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> happening now in "the newsroom" most wanted. . >> the suspect is considered armed and dangerous. >> eric matthew frein suspected cop killer on the run. >> he is a hunter. he is a woodsman, and he is alleged to be sur survivalist. that is a deadly cocktail. >> small town pennsylvania on edge this morning. >> people are uneasy. they want to know are my kids going to be safe? >>> also, ready to strike. american war planes targeting terrorists in iraq. as owe bama'obama's isis plan c major hurdle. >>> we've had a right engine failure, ladies and gentlemen. >> reporter: terrifying moments at 10,000 feet. >> i heard a weird noise, the landing gear came up and then a pop. >> reporter: a jetblue flight, the cabin filled with smoke. >> i thought this was it, my wife was next to me, crying, and i was like here we go. >> reporter: alibaba will ring the opening bell. >> it could be the biggest business transaction in the entire world. >> it's like 12 companies. it's the ebay and amazon and paypal is pretty easy but it's a netflix, i

let's talk live in the cnn newsroom. >>> good morning, i'm carol costello.ou so much for joining me. there is a new bombshell development surrounding the ray rice investigation. espn reports that the now-suspended running back told nfl commissionerog

"the register," sioux city, other newsrooms around the country, particularly in this state, newsrooms of story tellers and watch dogs. social media experts, interpreters and big data. things that five years ago, i know i wasn't talking about in my newsroom. i know you weren't talking about it in here but you are today just like i am. somewhere between all of that and des moines, still two print editions touching readers in all kinds of ways, and our sunday paper is reaching more than 400,000 readers in this great state. it is a remarkable time to be a journalist, an unbelievable opportunity to leave an imprint. i'm proud of the things we're accomplishing. we have the seventh best reach as it relates to the combined print and digital in the entire country, and that's great. here is something else even greater. change is a mandate. if you are in this school, if you are studying this business, anything related to communications, be prepared. strap it on. change is a mandate. it's nonnegotiable. i've shared that with my staff, some folks who got their arms crossed and they want to go back

"newsroom" starts now. >>> good morning. i'm carol costello. big news this morning. will and kate are expecting baby number two. kate is suffering severe morning sickness this time around. we'll take you to london for the late nest a minute. first we must start in washington. summer vacation is over for congress as lawmakers get set to return today for three weeks of work before they stop again for midterm elections. high on the to do list, isis. president obama is getting ready to sell the american people on his vision for reducing and eventually eliminating the terror organization. his strategy could last into the next presidency. jim joins me now. good morning. tell us more. >> good morning. the senior official at the administration say he is working on the speech to lay out wednesday. that comes the day before another 9-11 anniversary. it's designed to show the president is ready to take the fight to isis. >> after a few fumbles on isis, president obama has a new game plan he says to start going on offense. >> we are going to systematically degrade their capabili

"newsroom" starts now. >>> happening now in "the newsroom," terroristed targeted. >> the leader of al shabaab, ahmed godain and his deputies were holding a meeting. >> a secret u.s. drone strike in somalia, the pentagon launching missiles and a mission. so why are we attacking an al qaeda offshoot when ice sis such a clear threat? >>> also, hacker hunt. nude pictures stolen from celebrity phones, the fbi now on the case. >> agents will be interviewing the alleged victims and will likely be in touch with apple in an effort to find out who the hacker or hackers are. >> the mystery man hacker reportedly called original guy on the run this morning. >>> also -- >> they've got to go. >> reporter: wage war. nationwide protest, civil disobedience, demanding to double their salary to 15 bucks an hour. >> we don't want handouts. we don't want pity. we just want everyone to understand our reality. >> reporter: let's talk, live in "the newsroom." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. new this morning the u.s. military launche

i was in iowa's largest newsroom. the place, the trumpets on page one every day the words that are the battle cry of our newsroom. we deliver the news iowa depends on. dream job. never been to des moines. had driven through iowa one time. first time i had been to des moines was the weekend i started. it was how much i wanted to be part of this rock star staff that i had, was inheriting but also be in a state that treasures newspapers. where is chris? where did you go? you be that passion which the state has for newspapers. getting back to that call that i took, i don't recall her name and i regret that i probably didn't ask it and certainly don't remember it but i vividly recall she was from a little town in iowa about an hour south of des moines called new virginia iowa. is anybody from new virginia, iowa, warren county? anybody know where that is? i see a hand. are you from there? ten minutes south. about 500 households just a relatively small speck on the map, right? yep. but it's home. it's home. mr. green, she sa

"newsroom" starts now. >>> happening now in the newsroom, march to war. >> we will follow them to the gates of hell. >> we will not be intimidated. >> it is our responsibility to do everything we can to stop this now. >> the end game for isis. noninterventionist rand paul now engaging, saying isis has declared war on america and we must destroy the group. >>> also -- fast feud. nationwide protests today, thousands of minimum wage workers, asking for a livable salary. >> $15 an hour would allow me to move into my own place and be able to pay my own bills. >> a supersized controversy. >> a person can work full-time at a minimum wage job and still live in poverty. >> also this morning, we speak to the man behind the protesters. apple about to unveil a new iphone, as the cloud-hacking controversy storms around them. will the cloud take a bite out of sky-high sales? let's talk. live in the "cnn newsroom." >> and good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. this morning, president obama and other western leaders gather for the most important nato summit since the fall

"newsroom" starts now. >>> happening now in "the newsroom" arming the rebels. >> congress cannot be providing a blank check for the anti-isil campaign. >> the ground game against the terrorists heats up, the house backing obama's plan bringing us one step closer to conflict. >> isil must be defeated, period, end of story. >>> what do we want? >> independence! >> independence. will great britain survive? >> the uk will split. >> reporter: without scotland. >> and we will go our separate ways forever, and the death of joan rivers, new questions this morning about the clinic, should it even stay open? >>> also for shame. >> instead of fighting injustice off the field for the sake of the sport, the nfl chooses deafening silence. >> reporter: is the nfl doing enough about domestic violence? >> breaking overnight another star football player arrested for allegedly assaulting his wife and child. >> reporter: this morning, representative jackie spear joins us. >> anything for football. i say bench them. >> reporter: let's talk. >> president obama, reiterated that the u.s. will not be sending ground t

in the "cnn newsroom." i'm poppy harlow joining you from new york. president obama will reveal his strategy to defeat isis this week. the president will outline his game plan in a speech to the nation on wednesday. he says that the u.s. is preparing to go on the offensive in the next phase of the fight against isis. and he also explained today, on nbc's "meet the press" what his plan does not include. >> this is not going to be an announcement about u.s. ground troops, this is not the equivalent of the iraq war. what this is, is similar to the kinds counterterrorism campaigns that we've been engaging in consistently over the last five, six, seven years. >> we're going talk about that a lot this hour. erin mcpike first joins us from the white house. erin, what do we know at this point about the president's plan to combat isis? and also, he did talk in the interview about going to congress, what does he want from congress? >> reporter: okay, poppy, first, we know the president wants to equip and train iraqi a

. >> let's talk, live in the cnn "newsroom." >>> good morning, i'm carol costello, thank you for joining me. we begin with the security of the white house and the president in a time of war. under the microscope and on the hill this morning, the secret service facing blistering questions in the next hour over recent security failures including how an armed intruder got deeper into the white house than previously thought. the stunning details of just how far omar gonzales was able to make it after he dashed through the front door of the white house or enough to make anyone pause and ask, is our president really safe? not only was gonzales able to make it into the white house foyer carrying a knife, he got past the stairway that led to a half a flight of stairs up to the president's living quarters. reports are that mr. obama and his daughters had left the white house only minutes before. then gonzales made it down the hallway and all the way to the east room before finally being tackled by a secret service agency. the east room where countless white house receptions and public ceremonies

"newsroom" starts now. >>> happening now in the "newsroom," vanished. >> jesse matthew was the last person she was seen with. >> breaking overnight, the search for missing uva student hannah graham intensifies. gone for nine days as her parents make a plea for help. >> we need to find out what happened to hannah. >>> also, white house jumper. >> there was a failure here. >> two major security breaks. >> this is absolutely inexcusable. >> why was the white house front door unlocked? why weren't the dogs launched? new concerns and questions about the secret service. >>> and climate march. >> we are at a pivotal turning point. >> hundreds of thousands taking to the streets as the united nations begins to debate environmental action. this morning new protests aimed at wall street. let's talk live in the cnn newsroo newsroom. >>> good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. we begin this morning with the desperate search for a missing college student and heartbreaking pleas from her parents. >> we want to do now, bring hannah home safely. i appeal to anybody who knows any

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live in the newsroom, anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> time now 6:10. he is 15 years old and he only has a "b" average but this teen is going to one of the top public universities in the country. how he hacked his way into cal. >> small classroom sounding out the letters of the alphabet. how one local school is teaching students how to read. >> and we are starting out with a whole lot of clouds even a little drizzle this morning. but lots of sunshine coming our way. we'll talk about that coming up. >> and it looks like four lanes are open now in the commute direction heading across the golden gate bridge. we'll have your travel times after the break. but first we want to know what drives you crazy during your commute. ask a question or share a gripe by emailing crazy@kpix.com. or tweet me at #ewengerkpix and watch to see if your question gets answered on air. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, average...he'll tell you heo doogie howser. so ho >>> he is only 15 and already a junior at uc-berkeley at cal. he has average grades. how did he skip ahead? well, he was

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we're going to talk a lot more about this throughout the show in "the newsroom." rachel nichols, nischelle turner, paul callan, thanks so much. >>> president obama making the case against isis, first to congress and then to the american people, and it's a case that might be easy to pitch. jim acosta is at the white house this morning. good morning. >> reporter: that's right, ca l carol, as president obama prepares to lay out his deal for dealing with the isis crisis, the public doesn't need much convincing according to a new cnn poll. i'll have more in a few moments. [announcer] play close-good and close. help keep teeth clean and breath fresh with beneful healthy smile snacks. with soft meaty centers and teeth cleaning texture,it's dental that tastes so good. beneful healthy smile food and snacks. when salesman alan ames books his room at laquinta.com, he gets a ready for you alert the second his room is ready. so he knows exactly when he can check in and power up before his big meeting. and when alan gets all powered up, ya know what happens? i think the numbers

and with that average newsroom they interact very little.o politicians must@ interact with conservative politicians because they stick together if they want to get anything done. >> with a couple of minor digs. >> host: what does the journalist personal bias affect his riding? >> guest: yes. the key thing with distortion method of bias. i don't think said journalist like to lessor told the un troops. but then the crimes of omission. it often happens. with the media research center said so that there was the you to the video. but at the same time we have the clippers owner sterling both are equally persuasive but the white house is playing politics to make themselves look good for the election those are true but say it was much more important. but the sterling story is the one we should report more. and then select a different set. and many "new york times" generaill list wy those facts. in the ideology in the and heart. >> host: professor tim groseclose offer of "left turn." are you a conservative personally? >> yes. by and in chapter five b

live in the newsroom, anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> a quick "kcbs traffic" alert.have a traffic alert issued in vallejo. there's a small brush fire near the freeway westbound 80 at magazine street. very slow in the area. >> a decent day today liz but we have a chance of a few showers later on this evening in the north bay. a chance for the rest of the bay area as we head into tomorrow morning. >> thanks for watching had. next update is at 7:26. have a great day. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolodo >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it's wednesday, september 17th, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." a major reversal overnight from the minnesota vikings on adrian peterson as sponsors turn up the heat on the nfl. >>> a massive manhunt in pennsylvania for a suspected cop killer who may be planning new attacks. >> flames ripped through northern california, while flash flooding threatens the southwest. >>> but we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> the vikings with a tuesday night audible. >> saying we wa

let's talk live in the cnn "newsroom." >>> good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. new this morning, the u.s. military launches clandestine strikes and the target is thousands of miles from the hot spots that have dominated the headlines in recent weeks. a regional governor in southern somalia said an apparent drone struck a small village held by a terrorist group, al-shabab. there you can hear it. that militant group linked to al qaeda carried out the brazen day side attack on a shopping mall in nairobi last september killing 60 people. it comes just a day after fighte fighters laid seige to a prison where dozens of their comrades were being held. elise lab bot joins us from washington. why attack them now? >> the administration is kind of sensitive to the idea that there are a lot of global threats going on and they attacked somalia, not going after isis for instance in iraq in a greater way. officials telling me they can walk and chew gum at the same time. al-shabab poses a great risk to the region. they saw a target of opportuni

you're in the "cnn newsroom." 4:00 eastern in new york. u.s.ones fired on isis humvees and trucks. the pentagon said the strikes were to support iraqi forces battling isis fighters in extreme northern iraq. this makes for a total of 133 u.s. air strikes on isis positions in iraq. karl penhaul live from london with us. karl, appreciate you joining us. isis holding another western hostage, a british man who we have seen on video. what do we know about his condition today? >> well, poppy, the critical thing is that isis could, in fact, be holding several more western hostages, but a lot of these cases have been covered by kind of a blackout. it's because both the u.s. and british governments have preferred the media not to talk about these cases for fear of endangering them even further. what we do know in general terms about this group of hostages is that some may be aid workers. others may be media workers and in the case of the man that appeared in this latest isis propaganda video david haynes, he appears to be an aid worker. he's from scotlan

still to come in the newsroom, she has been missing for more than a week. now the parents of a missing college student are making an emotional plea in the hopes that someone will help find her. narrator: these are the skater kid: whoa narrator: that got torture tested by teenagers and cried out for help. from the surprised designers. who came to the rescue with a brilliant fix male designer: i love it narrator: which created thousands of new customers for the tennis shoes that got torture tested by teenagers. the internet of everything is changing manufacturing. is your network ready? big day? ah, the usual. moved some new cars. hauled a bunch of steel. kept the supermarket shelves stocked. made sure everyone got their latest gadgets. what's up for the next shift? ah, nothing much. just keeping the lights on. (laugh) nice. doing the big things that move an economy. see you tomorrow, mac. see you tomorrow, sam. just another day at norfolk southern. >>> the last person seen with missing virginia student hannah graham is wanted by police on unrelated charges.

following this story in the newsroom...acc >>> that huge wildfire burning in el dorado county grew larger overnight. i'm anne makovec following this story in the newsroom as the man accused of starting that fire is expected in court today. >> and 49ers star arrested for allegedly abusing his fiancee, the shocking new details about another ugly incident that happened inside the defensive lineman ray mcdonald's home. >> the last weekend of summer headed our way. will it be sunny and bright? we'll talk about that coming up. >> the accident on hospital curve on 101 is backing up traffic on the upper deck of the bay bridge. we'll have the friday morning commute minutes away. >>> good morning, everyone. it is friday, september 19. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. time now 6:30. >>> today's the big day for iphone enthusiasts. this is a look at the apple store in palo alto this morning. people waiting in line for the cupertino company's new iphone model. lines like these are apple stores across the country. folks wantin

women hold few positions of authority in newsrooms across the united states. this according to a nieman report published on thursday by the nieman foundation for journalism at harvard. for more about this, we are joined now from portland oregon, by anna griffin.

these pictures just into the newsroom. it happened at a church bazaar in el paso, texas. the two teens fell more than 12 feet last night. they had to be rushed to the

in the newsroom, i'm bruce gordon, fox 29 news. >> governor chris christie says, the weight loss surgery he got last year is working. >> yeah he has now revealing he has shed 85 pounds. here's video of the governor in camden earlier this month. christie got lap band surgery in february of last year. according to the new york times he revealed his weight loss to potential campaign donors at an event on friday. >> one of the new tv seasons most a claimed shows premiered tonight right here on fox. >> gotham explores batman's back story the hoe is about how a young bruce wayne becomes batman with brooklyn as a back drop. government that many devils into the origins of self heroes and villians in batman universe. david ma zoo stars as bruce wayne he's only 12 years old when he meets rookie cop james gordon played by ben mc ken zoo see. >> young bruce is 12 years old when he loses his parents. and so jim's relationship with him is more kind of, um, as a surrogate father.

reporting live from the -- board cameras in my mobile newsroom, scott broom, wusa9 on the outer loop of the beltway just crossing the northwest branch. >> it's terrific traffic tuesday almost, right? that looks awesome. it's like a holiday out there right now. all right, thank you, scott. >>> the mcdonnell's future now in the hands of the jury. virginia's former governor and his wife could spend decades in prison if they are convicted on all 14 counts. peggy fox joins us with more on the first day of the deliberations. peggy. >> derek, the jury is home for the night after deliberating for 5 1/2 hours. they began the day by listening to more than 2 hours of jury instructions. a few of the key instructions benefit the prosecution. >> thank god goodness and spent some time with my son. >> bob mcdonnell and his wife's fate is in the hands of a seven men and five woman jury. they were charged in a 14 count indictment that accuses them of selling the prestige of the governor's office for more than $177,000 worth of gifts and loans from jonnie williams. there is no evidence of a written agr

let's go live now to anne makovec in the newsroom with the very latest on the breaking news right off highway 50. anne. >> reporter: the king fire has blown up to more than 100 square miles. and while firefighters work to contain it, the man accused of deliberately setting it sits in jail 37-year-old wayne huntsman is charged with arson. his bail is set at $10 million. authorities haven't released any details as to how or why he may have set this fire up. in the meantime, 3,000 people are evacuated. that fire is only 5% contained. firefighters say the dry conditions are unprecedented. at a press conference within the last half-hour, officials

. >>> the next hour of "cnn newsroom" starts now. >> and good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. this hour, president obama and other western leaders gather for the most important nato summit since the fall of communism. 25 years later, russia's cold war aggression is again fronts and center. its siege on ukraine is one focus this morning, but a more urgent concern appears to be isis, its slaughter of two americans is driving home the group's blood thirsty hatred of the west and the white house and its allies are drawing a harder line in confronting isis and its savagery. >> as a nation, we're united and when people harm americans, we don't retreat, we don't forget, we take care of those who are grieving, and when that's finished, they should know, we will follow them to the gates of hell until they are brought to justice. >> we will not be intimidated. their horrific acts only unite us as a country and stiffen our resolve to take the fight against these terrorists. those who make the mistake of harming americans will learn we will not forget, ou

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. >>> "cnn newsroom" continues at the top of the hour. right now "sanjay gupta, m.d." >>> another dire warning about the deadly ebola outbreak. the world health organization now saying as many as 20,000 people could be infected before this outbreak is contained. we know that more than 3,500 people have been infected so far and more than half of them have died. one of the people currently fighting for his life is american missionary dr. rick sacra. he's the third american health care worker now to be infected with ebola in liberia. and on friday he was medically transported to the nebraska medical center's biocontainment unit. and american nantionsy writebol recovered from the disease in atlanta. she spoke for the first time this week about her extraordinary recovery. >> the question is usually asked what do you think saved you. was it the zmapp drug? was it the supportive care? was it the liberian and our u.s. health, our u.s. medical people? was it those doctors and nurses that helped to save you? or was it your faith? and my answer to t

why are so few of america's top newsrooms led by women? and in our signature segment, fearing a new anti-semitism a growing number of jews are leaving france. >> during israel's war with hamas, the synagogue was targeted by demonstrators who reportedly chanted "death to jews" as they attacked. >> next on pbs newshour weekend. >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support is provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios in lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. this is pbs newshour weekend. >> sreenivasan: good evening. thanks for joining us. british prime minister david cameron reacted with outrage today to the beheading by islamic state extremists of british aid worker david haines. >> they claim to do this in the name of islam. that is nonsen

live in the newsroom, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> napa has declared an emergency because of the lingering drought. city council voted yesterday to up great the water shortage level to moderate. the ordinance tightens restrictions on watering lawns and landscaping, washing cars, driveways and sidewalks. fountains need to use recirculated water. >>> the days of pumping ground water are over. governor brown requires local agencies to keep aquifers at responsible levels. when communities don't main a sustainable ground water base, the state will take over and regulate it. >> certainly the state that relies more on ground water than any other state and in the context of major ground water users, yes, california is the last one to start to get its act together on ground water management. >> we are going to better manage our surface water supplies. when mother nature gives us rain, are we going to capture it? are we going to use desal? will we capture the snowfall and keep it in our reservoirs and use it for human needs? >> california farm bureau federation opposed the law saying california shou

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>>> next on "kqed newsroom," taxes on soda, and minimum wage. it is one of the most closely watched congressional races in the nation. political newcomer ro khanna takes on long time incumbent mike honda in the south bay. >> what is going to decide the election is who is going to be more effective for the district, who is going to get something done. >> plus, an unusual exhibit in an unusual place. chinese artist ai weiwei's take on human rights and imprisonment comes to alcatraz. ♪ >> good evening. and welcome to "kqed newsroom." i'm thuy vu. scott shafer is off today. we're focusing on high profile local ballot measures and state propositions. in november, voters in some bay area cities will decide whether to tax cigarettes and raise the minimum wage. proposition 45 could determine how health insurance rates are set, property fix would raise the ceiling on damages on medical malpractice suits. joining me to break it down are andrew stelzer, kqed news reporter, lisa aliferis, kqed blog editor. and april dembosky, kqed health reporter. let's sta

live in the newsroom tonya francisco, wgn news. an appeal has been filed on behalf of re race. he is fighting his in depth in suspension. initially suspended for two games after arrested for punching his future wife. the suspension was increased after a video was shown. but the players' union say he is being penalized twice for the same incident. the union is asking for a neutral arbitrator. even if successful, he still doesn't have a team since being cut. president obama may face growing pressure to send ground troops terrorists. the president travels to u.s. central command in tampa this morning. he'll have more to say about his plans to combat the "isis" threat. right now, those plans include only american air strikes... no combat troops. but obama's top general says, the situation on the ground may soon leave the president no choice.// >> if we reached the point where i think advisers should accompany troops i will recommend that to the president. >>for now, kurdish fighters in northern iraq, with american air support, are succ

sometimes the news room is diverse, people from the newsroom may not get it.have to find people who may get it and find it to be an interesting story and like me having to work it almost on your free time. >> i am trying to think of a good example where it bombed terribly. i think part of the issue that can come up with covering immigration and being product of immigrants is that you can sometimes be your own worse enemy. i mean it in a good and bad way, i guess. my example is we wanted to do a story about the smithsonian had an exhibit beyond ballywood and the up with about indians in america. and the jersey of the sikh wearing a jersey, the basketball player. i thought that would be pretty neat. i don't do radio. radio show. our producer was like why don't i was like what? why? so i started freaking out but i was like i can do this. he is based in texas. so we did a phone interview. it was great. i asked him a lot of questions. he said my mom is the one who taught me basketball, this older indian sikh woman who is like 6 foot tall, too. i was like, oh, my go

time for the "newsroom." randy in for carol. got to go buy toys. >> that is on my list after the show. thanks guys. nice to see you. "newsroom" starts now. >>> good morning everyone. i'm randy dkay sitting in for carol costello. the strong hold inside iraq and syria, even the commander-in-chief now admits the terror group was more powerful than first received. >> well, i think our head of the intelligence community, jim clapper, has acknowledged they underestimated what had been taking place in syria. >> he didn't say that we underestimated isil. he said we overestimated the ability and the will of our allies, the iraqi army to fight. >> that's true. that's absolutely true. >> that was the president last night on 60 minutes placing the blame for isis' unexpected growth on shoulders of his director of intelligence james clapper. clapper told the washington post earlier this month, quote, we underestimated isil and overestimated fighting capability of the iraqi army. i didn't see the collapse of iraqi security force in the north c

rebecca cooper is in our newsroom with why some feel it may lead to a slippery slope. rebecca?>> now that there are other cases of domestic violence coming to light that also involves nfl players, these female lawmakers told nfl officials they want a real policy when it comes to domestic abuse. the letter was signed by all 16 women now serving in the senate, 13 democrats and two republicans. the senators said they were shocked and disgusted by these security camera images that became public, showing ray rice punching his then girlfriend, now wife, knocking her unconscious and dragging her from the elevator. >> we just can't allow it. are stopping short of calling for legislative action. the female senators say they are deeply concerned they nfl's new policy would allow a player to commit a violent act and return after a short suspension. former d.c. chamber of commerce barbara lange says she shares the public outrage over the rice incident, but insists congress telling the nfl how to run their business is a mistake. >> they should let the owners try to fix them -- fix this them

i appreciate it. >>> coming up in "the newsroom" -- >> did not do anything!e not listening to me. you're not listening to me! you're not listening to me! >> new arrests in ferguson, missouri, after the police chief tries to reach out to protesters and march with them. didn't turn out so good. we'll talk about it next. >>> i hate having to pass this along to you on friday, your weekend, but if you're trying fly out of o'hey and midway, good luck, because a ground stop is in place at both those airports and look at the lines at o'hare. oh, that's just vile. wait until you hear why there's been a ground stop put into place at o'hare and at midway. apparently in an air traffic control tower at an en route center run by the faa there was a fire in the bathroom and there was smoke in the air traffic control tower. they had to evacuate, still trying to see if it anything is broken because the direct flights from the air traffic control tower but that is what's causing all of these delays this morning. ted rowlands, are you on the phone, are you at o'hare? >> reporte

time now, though, to get you back into the "cnn newsroom" with poppy harlow. >>> 5:00 eastern time, you are in the "cnn newsroom," i'm poppy harlow joining you this evening from new york. >>> president obama is delaying executive action on immigration reform at least for now. the white house says no action until after the november midterm elections. the president is weighing executive moves that may allow a path to legal status for millions of undocumented workers in this country. options may include expanding a deferred deportation program of children living illegally in this country. the president's decision is getting plenty of criticism, john boehner said the decision to simply delay smacks of raw politics. he wants the president to abandon taking executive action all together. united we dream says, quote, the president's latest broken promise is another slap in the face of the latino and immigrant community. president obama's decision affects many, many people far from the nation's capital. in recent months thousands of unaccompanied children fled their homes in central america and

kpix 5's anne makovec is live in our newsroom this morning. and anne, lots of backlash against rice but he does have some support. >> reporter: there is actually a contingent of fans who thinks he deserves a second chance. many of them wore his jersey to last night's game. rice supporters say the nfl and the team had changed their rules to save face. other players have committed similar crimes without getting an indefinite suspension and supporters pointed out that the alleged victim married rice after the assault. >> i believe that everybody deserves a second chance. this is a situation that is between his wife and himself. they are going to counseling. she married him for a reason. and she is standing by her man. >> i decided to wear it because i don't condone his behavior with domestic violence, however i think the nfl needs to, um, single out everybody else that has domestic violence charges, drug charges, assault charges, and not just single out one player. >> reporter: many of the fans who wore rice jerseys added words of support to thei

. >> cornell bernard is in the newsroom. tonight, cornell, three days with no word and they are worried. >> they are and the family is hoping and praying that their daughter is okay. she has health issues and so far not a word. >> lisa, call me as soon as you can. it's mom m we love you. >> it is the sim mess -- the same message liz vasquez has left for her daughter who hasn't beep heard from since hurricane odile hit. lisa and her fiancee, david, were vacationing in cabo. their daughter texted on sunday morning to say it was raining very hard, but then texts and calls stopped. >> i am getting to the end my rope. my daughter has a potential life threating threatingthreating condition where if she eats the wrong food she can go into anti-phylactic shock. >> the couple is searching the wing for news about stranded tourists and when flights may be departing again. >> have you been through a hurricane before? >> no. >> now you have, i guess m.. >> this bride to be just made it out escaping what can only be called a bachelorette

live in a city newsroom with the very latest.ome of the details of being kept quiet to protect the investigation but we know the shooting took place outside the state police barracks in northeastern pennsylvania sparking a massive search for suspect in the densely wooded countryside. the troopers were shot without warning according to the police commissioner calling it a cowardly attack giving them no chance to defend themselves. alex douglas and corporal brian dixon shot as one was arriving in the other leaving just before 11:00 friday night. the former marine and father of two boys had just celebrated his tenth wedding anniversary. now conscious talking the first time since he underwent surgery. this here's how to surgery today. eric: so far no motive. >> the agency is getting a large number of tabs from the public calling them fantastic. been described as very dangerous, mcgee quick escape to elude capture. despite at least three states who helped the search of the wooded areas thrown in the barracks interviewing residents of

and "newsroom" starts right now. have a great day. >>> good morning, i'm carol costello, and thank you for joining me. the war against isis has begun. as the united states strikes targets from the air near baghdad, america on the offensive for the first time. the action comes as isis claims another westerner for execution, and the senate prepares to grill our top military men about the cost of another war on terror. that is a senate hearing that will start in 30 minutes, and we expect to hear testimony the from defense secretary chuck hagel and joint chiefs chairman martin dempsey, but first to the white house where president obama is about to meet with the man in charge of the mission in charge of isis, general john allen. correspondent jim acosta is there. jim? >> good morning, carol. yes, that is right. president obama is going to meet with the man he has tapped to lead the global coalition against isis, retired general john allen, and as for the operation southwest of baghdad that the obama administration announc