ollie, what does isis want? >> they want a caliphate, a country of their own that goes from the la vante and control every aspect of it politically, diplomatically and, of course, carry out sharia law as they see it in that part of the world that they now claim is a new islamic state. >> is there any indication that they would even stop at that? >> no, in fact, they have said that they are going to take the fight here to the united states. they are going to take it to western europe. that's all part of their global caliphate that is in the long range plan. people often say that these kinds of organizations don't have a beyond tomorrow because some of their followers want to die in the process. in ancient revolutions like the 1917 bulavec they all want to survive the experience. relatively few of those engaged in this fight really do want to survive the experience. >> what are we doing, the united states, to stop this? >> well, not enough. if the idea is to destroy isis, we have started out the wrong way. first,

ollie, what does isis want? >> they want a caliphate, a country of their own that goes from the la vante and control every aspect of it politically, diplomatically and, of course, carry out sharia law as they see it in that part of the world that they now claim is a new islamic state. >> is there any indication that they would even stop at that? >> no, in fact, they have said that they are going to take the fight here to the united states. they are going to take it to western europe. that's all part of their global caliphate that is in the long range plan. people often say that these kinds of organizations don't have a beyond tomorrow because some of their followers want to die in the process. in ancient revolutions like the 1917 bulavec they all want to survive the experience. relatively few of those engaged in this fight really do want to survive the experience. >> what are we doing, the united states, to stop this? >> well, not enough. if the idea is to destroy isis, we have started out the wrong way. first,

. >> i am here with olli, olli is an animal you think of as a pet. he is a cockatiel, they are found in the wild in australia, they are in flocks typically inland from the coast and they are knnomadic and they fly to t food sources. he likes to fly that is why we have him in the cage right now. i will be there feeding the red kangaroo and talking about temperatures that are hopping around a lot coming up live from the philadelphia zoo. >> thank you cecily. jeff skversky with an eagles update, our birds getting ready to face off against indianapolis. our dad's a plumber. a business manager. and a stickler for homework. i'm john kane running for state senate. dad says the road to a good job starts in the classroom. [ lori ] he's a great dad who sees taxes going up but schools not getting the funding they need. [ john ] so i'd put back the billion dollars corbett cut from education and make sure corporations and natural gas drillers paid their fair share. time to close the loopholes for the tax cheats. dad thinks a lot about education. i'm john kane and

ol' ollie he was at brookings for three months. i am sorry he feels that way.ed to other scholars and none of them feel that way. a man named sal man sheikh has been trying to build a moderate group of syrian opposition figures to find an alternative to president assad. he has been doing this, even as qatar has funded more extreme groups in syria, and i don't support what qatar does, and just to be very clear, i thinkéq their foreign policy has a lot of problems but the don't put pressure on us to align with them and the comment by mr. ollie is hard to understand. it was from a scholar who was there five years ago for three months. the people i have spoken to who have been there for long periods or short periods of times since have never had that complaint, and in fact we have put out papers on the brookings web site that have taken major issue with northern policy of the government of qatar. >> one thing we wanted to know and can't find the answer is whether isis militants are funded by those in qatar? that and many other questions right after this s charlie.

ollie everheart is another witness who is on the ground. ollie, can you hear me? >> yes. hello. please tell me what you're seeing. >> i live in lower manhattan. i face the north tower where the first plane crashed into the building. and right now, there's a lot of chaos on the ground, a lot of emergency vehicles. everyone from the world financial center has exited and is walking north up to battery park north. there is just mass and mass of people walking north uptown of manhattan. i happened to look on the first tower and i actually saw people waving where the first plane crashed through and then it was unbelievable seeing the second jet come crashing into the second tower. what is going on? >> and unfortunately here in new york, many of our stations cannot see this, because the local stations, antennas are on the world trade center. their backup tower on the empire state building but communication, television communication in new york city is probably pretty much knocked off the air. >> i just want to say something here. we're looking at a picture where it appears, because of

ollie knocks off lincoln 30-14. he runs fr three touchdowns. and that's just a taste. the main course is tomorrow night t. half hour high school blitz 1 at 7:00. where else but right here on nbc 10. >>> the eagles iv be hitting the west coast minus an important piece on the d. we've got the latest on devon still's four-year-old daughter undergoing cancer treatments. stick around. we'll be right back. >> danny pommells here with you again. the season hasn't officially gotten in the books yet, but he's already making changes. marty wolver. >> yep, jonathan pappelbon as he makes his first appearance at citizen's bank since making an obama scene gesture towards the fans. the phillies win 5-4. >>> i wanted to get back out there. i told ron today i wanted to get back out there and pitch in today's game, no matter what the situation was. just to get back out there on the field and come peet. >>> to the ice now, flyers catch tan was back on the ice. there's no word on if and when he'll play the season. >>> leah underwent nearly a six-hour surgery yesterday to remove a tumor in

good luck, ollie. number one fear for women dating online is they are going to meet a serial killer. i'm scared of that. what's the number one fear for men when it comes to online dating? >> that the woman they meet is going to be fat. >> what? >> according to these guys, they decided to perform a social experiment. >> when her dates arrive she is going to weigh more than her photo suggests. >> not just ttle bit. >> it's me. >> you look picture. >> how old is your picture? >> not too old. >> so far, not so bad. they said you look different. it doesn't seem too offensive yet. >> in your photos, you're a lot skinnier. >> you look more voluptuous. >> i think the number one fear everyone has is people are going to misrepresent themselves online. >> i was going to say the same thing. >> you seem really uncomfortable. are you okay? >> no. i'm just a little agitated. you expect them to be some way and it's not. >> it's about what's inside. >> single guys use it for what it's for. hook-ups. >> i wasted the gas

. ♪ >>> ollie, maybe you can explain why a video like this one had to be made. >> i have a serious problemecting hundreds of millions of men in america all over the world. >> oh! >> underwear fatigue. >> men wear underwear until they just disappear into the air. >> the question is, why? >> because no one can see them. i just recently bought a new bunch of underwear because the ones i refer to my new ones were ten years old. >> right. we don't wear fancy underwear. >> even our not fancy underwear are not that. >> with guys, there's an extra sort of friction. >> this is the back. i think this is a big case of farted out shorts. >> the voice, the guy behind the camera. >> the horror of it all, the humanity, this is a serious problem, a problem no one talks about. >> the voice of a 72-year-old retiree who is popular online. >> here is the corn you eat when you have corn. >> he's the corn cob dad! he's the coolest dad ever. originally posted oh, my dad that has a lot of thyme on his hands. i don't know if he's crazy, what's going on, but people love the video, and now dad is explaning the tor c

in honor of that, and in honor of ollie, our first video, real or fake. >> halo?alo. >> [ bleep ]. >> get a job. >> dad! [ bleep ]! >> oh, no. >> i want a game. >> get a job while 0 you do it, too. >> you're insane. what are you going to do. >> mow them over. >> yeah, i'm going to mow them over, get out of your room a while, get a job. >> i'm never going to quit playing! >> other, that is awful. all kinds of evil. >> unbelievably fake. >> so fake. >> yeah. yeah. from the very beginning. >> it's real. we're all getting schooled. it's fake. >> here's video number two. >> what? >> oh my gosh, ants created a chain. >> that's real, why not? >> how many times have you seen ants create an ant chain? >> never seen. create an ant ball but i don't believe they're pulling it. >> real. >> three reals two fakes what do you say? >> real. ants work with a group, they can all think the same thing and work as a group like an army unit. that's what's happening in the video. >> video number three. >> oh, oh. >> so cool that they crossed his jockey short. >> wait, wait. i'm calling a

ollie, because these are put together by the guys from the ping pong show, and they do all of the setupvideos that look real because they pulled them off so well, but they're not. >> they're great videos. >> everything looks real. they have made a career now out of. >> that's our show. thanks for joining us. we'll see you next time.

ollie may want to partake.s at buzzfeed decided to go to this pole dancing school to try their skill level at the art of pole dancing and they got a little demonstration. >> their mouths are just -- that's worth it. i have never seen anybody do this. >> because now they have to do that. they have to learn the routine. >> pull yourself up for five seconds. >> that's basic, right. start slow. >> they try. >> they look like adventurous firemen on the way to a fire. wee. >> upper body comes in. >> what if we have zero of that. >> that would be hard. no matter how strong you are that takes a lot of core strength, arm strength. you can't have sweaty greasy hands. >> i give these guys a ton of credit to throw themselves into an environment like this. the ridicule is going to be enormous. >> wow. >> you know they were sore the next day. >> yeah. serious injuries. >> chaffing. >> really awesome to watch. so much real just heartfelt of him. good old try. but so heartfelt. >> that's so good and he has his shirt all tied.

he toured the world, and ollie is impressed. >> my favourite thing was the t rex. >> reporter: have you seen anything like this before? >> i've never seen anything like this before at all. >> reporter: did you imagine that lego could create anything like this? >> no. but imagine if it can. you can make so many things out of rectangular bricks of lego. >> when you are three or four, lego is a thing of possibility, but not a deal of variety and engine uty in terms of things you produce. as we see from the artist, almost anything becomes possible. like this little house that i made. it has a window, a door and a little lego man outside. >> it's not the sort of box houses and farm yard scoops that you normally see in the living room at home. >> is your message that anyone can do this and should, or is it rarified hart that should stay rarified art. >> i want to inspire, that's the goal, to inspire others. if they want to take on these projects, i inspire them to do so. >> he has been described as a sure realist mash-up of forms and artists, it makes sense when you look at his leg scream for

will the chinese online ollie bobber, they set a price range for their stock and fidelity said a firm price will be set on november 18th. yahoo owns nearly one quarter of the stock. the camera rose 8% from yesterday and right now it is up 2 and a quarter, about 3- point 5% and they are popular with extreme athletes and travelers and some are showing strong growth for several years. and i think that works in christmas list. >>> and a big surprise, for the bay area school. a 7 if the long make it was -- snake was found. >>> but a child in a cast, his mother said he may need surgery, what he claims his teacher did to him that they are now investigating. ee. >> welcome back to the morning news time, they are now blamed for at least two deaths a woman was trapped against a bridge while her car was swept away. another woman was stranded and drowned trying to escape. a single day record rainfall turned freeways in streams. steve has been telling you about this, those floodwaters are threatening up to 100 homes outside of the city. >>> a man in his 50s was killed in a shark attack along the e

this armor eu commissioner olli rehn was saying it was not possible for a country to join the eu without formal currency arrangement. >> and without the approval of all 28 nations. >> the market impact, equity futures set to open lower. volumes in terms of stocks and higher than the 30 day average. >> the expectation is the bank of england may be could push out the first interest rate hike. >> let's move on. are they giving russia more time, are they worried about the loop?ack loop -- >> we always knew that the eu could agree and put them on hold. the sanctions were actually pretty much agreed on friday nato in south wales at the conference. bit interesting considering they had an emergency meeting and it was only after that that we got this decision. the finished prime minister said as much and the finns own 56% of biggestwhich is the sufferer, the biggest company to suffer when the russians introduced the idea of banning eu airlines from flying over siberian airspace. that was on august 5. they have not gone through with that threat yet but over the , that might be the response of thes

ollie north is warning against the strategy saying air power alone will not be enough to destroy a group like isis. >> the bottom line is everyone is saying it will be a long campaign. it's the same air campaign over syria is going to require another strike in the region of the persian gulf and the me mediterranean. air strikes are going to disrupt, damage and attack isis. it cannot destroy isis. air power is never captured terrain or enemy combatant or freed a hostage. that declares boots on the ground and there are none today. >> two hours from now the president ready to set the general assembly. david lee miller is live with what we can expect today. day david lee? >> this is going to be president obama's 6th address before the united nations general assembly. he is expected to make the case with the u.s. air strikes targeting the islamic state. the president is likely to talk at length about the partnership with arab countries in this effort. the president is expected to parallel the broad coalition with efforts to combat ebola and end the crisis in the ukraine using international co

she is with our grand dog, ollie.r grandson, mcquay [applause] our grand daughter, daisy [applause] another grandson, luke [applause] and amy and her husband, steve. [applause] but i know that tom is chomping at the bit to get up here by the mike. is our pleasure to welcome grandpa, father, husband, and lifelong champion of opportunity, equality, and security for all, our u.s. senator, tom harkin. [laughter] [applause] [applause] >> all right, here we go. >> i see a few guys. >> thank you, guys. [applause] >> thanks. well. welcome, everyone. [applause] 37th steak fry. imagine, 37 steak fries and we haven't tried the steak yet. the grillers always wanted to talk about that. know that iou to have a better winning streak than 40 years. in the congress. i have love -- of love and partnership with a wonderful woman by the name of ruth harkin. [applause] go on, get up, ruth. of course, all of you know the story, but what the hack, i will say it again. better me saying it than someone else. we both ran for office together in

one provide the religious idea ollie for groups like the islamic state. i'm joined from london by ed-hussain, senior fellow for middle east studies at the council on foreign relations. he published a piece in "new york times" entitled, "saudis must stop exporting extremism." saudi arabia donated $100 million to fund an anti-terror of the agency. >> thank you for having me. several points. saudi arabia giving $100 million to the u.n. this year doesn't account for the $10 billion estimated by the u.s. state department that the saudi arabia government and many of its princes and others spent supporting a severe form. yes, saudi arabia's contribution should be welcome, but we should bear in mind that the saudi arabia government's extreme arm, in-house. the more extreme clerics inside the country. those haven't been reined in. they run in the holy places. they have control of the system, and a public place, and have a global presence through many embassies. saudi arabia's record on this is mixed. and i think the copying and his advisors can go further, domesti

at his whom olly he blamed terrorism for unrest. >> standing here in this cemetery i say one thing, war is madness, ruins the bonds between brothers, it's irrational. it seeks to grow by destroying it. >>> the pope calls for the end of conflict in iraq, syria and gaza. >>> the islamic state claims to have beheaded u.k. aid workers david haips. we look at -- david haips. we look at the group. >>> many american farmers say they are squeezed out of businesses. the many challenges they face coming up. >> tough realities... >> we chicago ch-iraq, because we have more killings... >> life changing moments... >> shut the camera.... >> from oscar winning director, alex gibney, a hard hitting look at the real issues facing american teens. the incredible journey continues... on the edge of eighteen only on all jazeera america >>> tonight we take a deeper look at the islamic state group, and the coalition president president barack obama is building to fight it. earlier, i.s. claims to have beheaded british aid worker david haines. he was kidnapped in idlib province, the latest development as presi

life-size, 3d his works toured the well and 8-year-old ollie is impressed. >> i think my favourite thing was the t rex. >> have you seen anything like this br? >> i've never seen anything like this before at all. >> reporter: did you imagine lego could create things like this. >> no. >> i imagine it can. you cap make so many things out of the rectangular bricks of lego. >> reporter: when you are 3 or 4 lego is an endless thing of possibilitiy. not a thing of variety and engin uty, but when you are in your 40s, almost anything is possible. like this little house that i have just made. it has a window, a door and a little lego man. it's not the box houses and farm yard scenes that you normally see in a living room at home. is your message that anyone can do this, or is this rarified art that should stay rarified? >> i want to inspire. that's my goal, so inspire others. if they want to take on the projects, i encourage them to do so. >> it has been described as a sewer reelist mash ups of forms and artist, making sense. look at the lego scream or mona lego lisa. eat your lego heart out leon

ollie bought up pricing at $68 a share ahead of its trading debut.erce company in its highly anticipated initial public offering. fox news correspondent jo ling kent has the latest on that. >> reporter: sandra, the most anticipated ipo of the year is priced at $68 per share which means the three raced $21 billion. the demand from investors was just massive. the question for many is how the stock will do in the long term. although alibaba dominates the chinese e-commerce market, critics question the structure of the deal for public investors. alibaba does almost all of its business in china but is registered in the cayman islands as it prepares to it trade on the new york stock exchange tomorrow. at the same time it is impossible to ignore the sheer numbers. revenue of just 46 percent last quarter and now revenue that is 25% higher than amazon and ebay combined. if you look at the broader market, sandra, ipos in the u.s. have raised $47 billion so far this year. if you add alibaba to that makes, 2014 will easily be the biggest year since the dot com e

. >> reporter: yes, sometimes lego. 3d, life size, they tourrd the world and ollie was impressed. >> i think my favourite thing was the t-rex. >> reporter: have you ever seen anything like this before is this. >> i have never seen anything like this before at all. >> reporter: did you imagine that lego could create things like this? >> no. but it's amazing that it can. and that you can make so many things out of just rech tang ou lar bricks of -- rectangular bricks of lego. into when you are three or four, lego is a thing of endless possibility. not a deal of variety and ingenuity in terms of what you can produce. when you are in your 40s, almost anything is possible. like this little house that i made. it has a window, a door and a little lego man outside. it's not the sort of box houses and farm yard scenes that you normally see if the living room at home. is your message that anyone can do this or should, or is it rarified art that should say rarified art. >> that's my goal to inspire others. if they want to take on the projects, i encourage them to do so. >> he has been described

ollie north acknowledges that he was tasked to go find a plain big enough to make real and of course it could fit in northern virginia and that's okay. so there line is these really have no effect whatsoever. when you go back and talk to the iranians and even some american officials, the acknowledged the belief that in fact it did have some effect. and i've talked to several iranians who were in the war at some of these battles in early 1987 and he had done his own interviews with revolutionary guard commanders and so on into their belief is that it did have an effect. that it helped against the tank counterattacks at that operation and there is the view of the high-level official that said he was pretty sure that what they were getting not just from other countries as well, but those kind of weapons did have an effect on the iraqi attacks or their willingness or readiness to attack the iranian cities. i don't know how you nailed that down to be sure was that those missiles that actually had the effect or was it something else? but there is evidence to that effect and of course the i

is distraught to that members of the capital police force are there having their picture taken with ollie. and the same congressman afterwards turn around and it is like night and day. it is shameful. i don't how they look at themselves in the mirror. so much of this affair is typical of what you see under ordinary circumstances. this isn't an aberration. because of the same institutions being in place all of these years and the same principles apply. congress is a political animal and we are always going to act this way. you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. ... author of point of attack and author of constitutional peril they debate the war, foreign policy, the use committee use of drones and the meaning of the constitution. this is about an hour and a half. >> welcome, everyone. tonight the committee for the republic is hosting a debate on war and the constitution with of our country entering another war in the middle east, tonight's debate could not be timelier. the debaters could also be bought better suited to give their points of view. here below we have john

but ultimately ollie north is right and the other critics are right. air power can do a lot for you when used aggressively and effectively. but at the end of the day, depending on the situation special forces or special operators or regular yownld forces to go in and grapple with these guys and wipe them out. this idea that we can impress them with our technology is nonsense. what it took to defeat germany and imperial japan. we still had to shake hands with the red army. we had to drop two atom bombs on japan and they didn't think they were on a mission from god. what truly matters in warfare. isis has got it. and the problem our guys don't. who wants to die for the baghdad government. kurds will die for their homeland but they are not going to liberate syria. martha: a couple weeks ago the president said isis was not a threat to us at the homeland. but now there is an imminent terror threat so what happened to change all that? monica crowley coming up on that. >> police announcing charges against the us next disappearance of 18-year-old hanna graham.

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olly: thank you, speaker. we will be today vote on authorization for the president's request to arm syrian rebels. i rise this morning to oppose the president's request, and i do so with a heart of conviction that says we must do more to combat, confront, defeat and destroy isis. but also with a conviction, respectfully, that the president's request is simply wrong. isis constitutes a direct threat to the national security of the united states. my belief on this is clear. i was one of a little over a dozen members of congress to recently introduce legislation authorizing the president to do more. we must eradicate the isis regime that perverts a religion founded on peace and uses it as a platform to engage in crucifixions and beheadings and mass murders. but i oppose today's request because it fails to seek the full authorization of this body. it fails to seek a clear mandate of the american people, and because it asks this body to approve only one small portion of an overall strategy that is continuing to evo

is distraught to that members of the capital police force are there having their picture taken with olliend the same congressman afterwards turn around and it is like night and day. it is shameful. i don't how they look at themselves in the mirror. so much of this affair is typical of what you see under ordinary circumstances. this isn't an aberration. because of the same institutions being in place all