we should have anti-missile systems, anti-personnel systems.e should state to the world our clear commitment that no one can throw a rock or send a missile or a rocket into that zone -- that area of safety and fire. if we do that, we will protect the families of israel and we will make us much more safe here at home. [applause] warriors. hear me tonight. this is a war. this is war. this is not a time feint of heart or the queasy of constitution. we must -- when you walk out of here, remember that you are not just the cream of america, you the hope of america. we have to fight this war with all of the passion and commitment and energy that we have. and remember, we fight for the glory of god and the nation of his children and remember that we fight to bring america back to the mountain top. god speed. god bless you. >> beautiful. thank you very much. [applause] guillory. louisiana's own. >> wednesday night in primetime we'll bring you coverage of the netroots nation conference. it includes discussion s of the super pack ready for hillary. here i

williams assistant became concerned after he did not respond at that time the personnel system it was able to gain access to his bedroom to find mr. williams. >>: he saw mr. williams the night before his death thought that mr. williams was sleep. he did indicate that this may not have been his first attempt to dictate his own life. fans of robin williams are trying to make sense of his death. >>: mike: it's listed as a the up missed the dow fire house. here at the home at the corner of starter and broadway their parade that, finally found peace spiri, we have seen his fans frl across the globe the past few days. they're paying tribute to actor they will remember forever. it's really remarkable it makes us realize how big of an actor he robin was. well here for more fans throughout the morning. someone does actually lived at this whol. home. >>: james: 60 to bring joy to the world as he saw it. my last day was him was his birthday and i will be forever grateful. williams' younger son says i will this set i will take it with me everywhere i go for the rest of my life. >>: james: happeni

for approvals with regard to the noise automobile noise outside and the security personnel and a eloquent security system and have agreed to comply with the thirty day minimum that's no issue and naturally as a good neighbor we'll remove graffiti hopefully not in union square. we request or the police requested a security guard application we're a restaurant preliminary we have a right-of-way capacity we're a bar but we anticipate this house of request for the place of entertainment request a number of people want to come to us and buy out so in the capacity of the wedding party the jp morgan they want a guitar ensemble or something like that we don't see drums or a tub by a or anything that makes enjoys the request is that was are regarded the police having the security personnel we think it's practical to keep the costs down that it be at one hundred people and it be for events over 9:30 p.m. we're looking forward to working with the commission >> thank you very much commissioner joseph. >> hi so your occupancy is 2 hundred and 14. >> yes. >> so the code requires that you have securities every one hund

major cleanup is underway in tulsa after a fire suppression foam system accidentally went off covering several helicopters and hangars. personneltesting the alarm system when something triggered the equipment to go off and it filled the hangars and buried the three helicopters. crews are cleaning up the entire mess. it hours to watch the video. >> they will survive. >> they are holding the disco >> they are holding the disco balls and lights until tonight. weather is warm. >> maybe putting on the bathing suit and headed to the coast with the mid-60's but you have to watch out for the dangerous waves today and especially tomorrow at 6' to 8' waves with a lot of cross occur helps and riptides. now, the radar is quiet. i am looking outside at the roof camera and i can still see stars as the sky is made brighter than a few minutes ago. petaluma is 63 the warm spot and 81 in san rafael and napa is 59 and topping out at 88 this afternoon so it is warm this. we have mid-to-upper 50's and saturday cap lows -- san carlos and half moon bay low 60's to mid-50 and redwood city, as well, with limited cloud cover from sutro tower as the high

that system is staffed by more than 100 33,000 personnel at hundreds of cilities worldwide. this is seen as a model health care system. it is also expensive. cost contitinue to grow at a tie when the pentagon faces deep cuts. joining us is dr. jonaan woodson, the assistant secretary of defense for heaealthffairs. thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you for having me. recentlytor general criticized military services for not providing medical l recordso the v.a. in a timely manner, saying that is one of the issues that compounds the v.a.'s ability to do timely claims and things like that. how long is a going to take to integrate a health care system? >> that is an question and there are several components to it. i am pleased to report that as of january we have a totally electronic records system. but the electronic health record is an issue that for the american heaealth system writ large. traditionally, both the v.a. and the department of defense have .een ahead of the curve back in the 80's and 90's, we have homegrown systems. in the department of defense, we have a

personnel alike. the operating system is slated for release in october gldz the 66th annual awards honored tv's best.tstanding lead actor in a comedy series again. "breaking bad" won best drama for the fourth time. >> again. >> bryan cranston won outstanding lead actor in a series. anna gunn is a newcomer for supporting actress. julianna marguilies had a good year and they recognized that, outstanding lead actress in a drama series. cbs' "the good wife." outstanding comedy series went to "modern family." >> again. >> marguilies has won before. >>> we have a hot day. almost hot. mid- to upper 80s. tomorrow hot, humid,

investigation this thursday the cia inspector general concluded that the agency personnel hacked into senate investigators computers. system back in march john brennan vigorously denied that the agency had done that this week he was forced to admit that the cia officers did hack into investigators computers have too many lies and scandals the report is finally being declassified however it stops short of using the word torture to describe the practices lawmakers say it's because such an accusation could have political diplomatic legal and even criminal implications. for former f.b.i. agent colin reilly thinks the upcoming report could further tarnish the u.s. government in the eyes of the public. for starters the cia was afraid of this report they didn't want the american public to know what they had done in terms of the black sites and the authorizing waterboarding etc that's obvious because they destroyed the tapes from before i mean there's been all kinds of cover ups on this unfortunately it's going to be kind of a tolerance of the executive branch lying to congress and all of our democratic system well we'll be heard

system here. >> reporter: the radio service personnel cell towers for firefighters.er track the firefighters in the field. >> we've got a fire crew, a couple of different firefighter elements. >> reporter: and firefighters to know more about the lay of the land. by drawing on a tablet, an operation supervisor can remotely guide a fireman to a safer location. pictures and live video can also be shared. crews not only receive information via wave relay, they can use an android tablet to send crucial information back to the command center. persistent systems and the prescott fire department plan to continue the testing. >> fireman out. >> reporter: with an eye toward using wave relays during next year's fire season. in minden, nevada, i'm sumi das for cnet, cbs news. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," reaction from president obama authorizing air strikes in iraq. we'll get the latest from the white house and pentagon. >>> plus hurricane iselle making landfall in hawaii. we'll go to hilo for an update. >>> and new york city police commission

not only the tanks and arm thorred personnel carriers but also air defense systems, artillery systems, rocket systems. this is worrying them. and they're also quite aware now that despite the diplomatic threats, despite the sanction threats that we've seen trickle down over the last few months, none of this as you rightly say has deterred russian. russia instead has been playing this game of give and take and give and take on the one hand, offering talks and on the other hand, filthering the troops krauxs it has been a very calculated scaling up of its activity by russia inside of ukraine and now nato has to decide what they can do to stop rushing in its tracks. >> really struck me yesterday while listening to president barack obama and british prime minister david cameron, i'm sure our viewers noticed neither of them called it an invasion. they called it an incursion. why not call it an invasion. >> i think nevertheless despite the severity and gravity of what's going on along the eastern ukrainian border, you have to have a sense of perspective. i don't think anybody would consider

includes large quantities of sophisticated russian weaponry such as air defense systems, artillery, tanks and armored personnelarriers being forces. >> the ukraine government offered up this amateur video said to be of a russian tank in eastern ukraine. >> with the ukrainian military pounding the separatist strongholds of donetsk and luhansk in the east, the fighting in novak near maiupol opens upa. >> at a white house news conference today, president obama said the latest moves were part of russia's ongoing support of anti-kiev rebels. >> the separatists are backed, trained, armed, russia. i consider the actions that we have seen in the last week a continuation of what has been taking place in months. in part because of the progress you had seen by the ukrainians around donetsk and luhansk, shadow determined it had to be a little morrow vert in what it was doing but it's not a shift. >> the president insisted u.s. military action was not on the cards but that all other options including further sanctions would be discussed with european allies at a nato summit in britain next week. the u.n. security council m

thursday the cia inspector general concluded that the agency personnel hacked into senate investigators computers and removed documents from their system back in march john brennan vigorously denied that the agency had done that this week he was forced to admit that the cia officers did hack into investigators computers after many lies and scandals the report is finally being declassified however it stops short of using the word torture to describe the practices lawmakers say it's because such an accusation could have political diplomatic. legal and even criminal implications. the islamic caliphate here in black that was recently declared by jihadists militants in occupied lands in syria and iraq now has got its own media censorship program it's harshly regulations that take that any reports of the caliphate have to be reviewed by the group so-called information office the group already has a media presence on the web including twitter where they post videos and photos promoting their cause even posters urging foreign muslims to join the jihad to become martyrs edmund ghareeb is an expert on middle east affairs he believes the media is

letter reads, it is time for the country to counter the effects of systemic racial bias, which impairs too many of our law enforcement personnelkantcanterbury is presidef the union. darren wilson is being represented by a fraternal order of police attorney. your response to that push of systemic racial bias within the law enforcement community? >> there's no such thing as systemic violence in the law enforcement community. it's typical to call for something like that, but that type of redundancy is not needed. we have the attorney general of the united states÷ he's charged with that duty. another bureaucratic person in washington to deal with these issues is just not needed. >> you have people suggesting this is an endemic problem. clearly there was race at issue when this officer, a white man shot this 18-year-old, a black man. >> i think there are people in the country trying to make this a race issue, this is a law enforcement issue. officer wilson was making a stop for whatever reason. and michael brown happened to be a black man. systemic racism, we get told that any time there's an incident that people in the country don

the first convoy were essentially armored personnel carriers carrying men with uniforms. this convoy, as you said, these grad systems, rocket launchers spotted by the ukrainegovernment and traced headed into the luhansk region, the site of tremendously violent and intensifying confrontation that keeps escalating. at the same time overnight christi, another new report that a ukrainefighter jet, was shot down. this is now at least ten planes the pro-russian separatists are accused of shooting down. we all know about mh-17 which really put this whole region and conflict under an intense microscope but other planes including a military transport plane with 49 people on board also shot down, all of those people dying, christi, so a very violent situation right now. >> withwe know anything about the rebels, their movements, their resources, and how they're able to continue these attacks? >> well, in addition to the flow of weapons and personnel from russia, in fact you had the rebel leader on a brand new youtube video saying that he's getting ready to receive hundreds of highly trained forces from russia to assist the reb

tweeted that russia's military incursions in to ukraine, artat, air defense systems an dozens of tanks and military personnel represent significant escalation warrant of a counter offensive directed by moscow. what is russia trying to achieve? looking for a military victory in eastern ukraine? are they looking to be provocative? what are they trying to get? >> i think there is a couple of things. one of them is that this plays to putin's domestic audience. second, it's about giving the sense of great nationshood to russia. russia is looking out for the russian-speaking population slounding russian territory. they want those people to be brought in to the fold even territorially inside russia like the 1930s in germany we heard. finally, russia wants decisive influence over the affairs of its neighboring states particularly those that were yut. >> would include ukraine. they are using this for pressure. there is no let up in sight. putin is going to keep going down this road because he doesn't see any effective pushback on him right now. >> you mentioned 1930s germany but the parallels are actually remarkable

system. it's underresourced. and we've got to make choices in terms of how we allocate personnel and resources., send more immigration judges down to the border to process some of these unaccompanied children that have arrived at the border, then that's coming from someplace else, and we're going to have to prioritize. that's well within our authorities and prosecutorial protection. my request would be a comprehensive immigration law and we already have something. until that happens, i have to make choices. that's what i was elected to do. >> margaret telling, bloomberg. >> thank you, mr. president. along the lines of executive authority, treasury secretary jack lew has previously said that the executive branch of government doesn't have the authority to slow or stop corporate inversion, the practice that you have called distasteful, unpatriotic, et cetera. now he is reviewing options to do so and this is an issue that a lot of businesses, probably including some of the ones who were paying a lot of attention to this summit, are interested in. what i want to ask you is what

immigration reform and i said this in the past is that we have a grown system, and we have to make choices in terms of how we allocate personnel and resources. if i'm going to send more immigration judges down to the border to process some of these uncompanied children that have arrived at the border, then that's coming from some place else and we have to prioritize, and that's well within our discretion. the preference would be a comprehensive immigration law. we already have bipartisan law that would solve a whole bunch of these problems. until that happens i'm going to have to make choices. that's what i was elected to do. >> thank you, mr. president. along the lines of executive authority, secretary jack lew said that they don't have the authority to slow or stop practical conversions you but now he's reviewing options to do so, and this is an issue that a lot of businesses probably those who were paying interest to the summit are interested in. what actions are now under consideration will you consider an executive order that would limit or ban such companies from getting federal accounts, and how soon would you like to s

probably have limited contact with visitors, communicating with non-medical personnel through telephones and an intercom systemet of glass will separate the ill from the healthy. the unit has been used three to five times since it was built. all of the patients were suspected of having serious disease like sars but turned outed to not have those illnesses. this is the first time the unit held patients who truly had a dangerous disease. from arizona, here is don. republican line. >> hello. i am a core ian war vet. i want to comment on the va situation. host: host: okay. >> caller: i was pleased with wh they are doing 238 miles from me, i go. and at my age, that's a long, long trip i am glad they are going with the 40 mile rule. >> will help. >> from liberty texas caller: i was wondering why the water empowered, since we are in the middle of a flood, it seems like it would be a perfect time to start to work on this project. host: host: for those who don't understand, what is what is it and a short explanation? caller: it's a solution that's come up by the la rouche foundation about waterways, clean lakes and? >>

personnel being sent? >> yeah, we'll that's what is happening, anderson. it's unfortunately the health care delivery systemructure is a perfect storm for the spread. as you saw in the clips that you showed, you know, the facilities that they have, the ability to isolate and even the people's attitudes about mistrusting the health care community and not really taking their loved ones to the hospital but really trying to take care of them at home which does nothing but spread to the family. what we and the rest of the world are trying to do, the cdc is spending 50 offices to help in the contact tracing. we heard the who will invest another $100 million. the world bank is going to invest several hundred million dollars to help build the infrastructu infrastructure. it's a dysfunctional ability to really address a health care crisis and that's really the very sad problem of why so many people are getting infected and so many obviously are dying. >> there is obviously a lot of people in the united states who were freaked out by the idea of the two missionaries being returned to the united states. for those scar

. >> we, as a house system, spent about $4 million just gearing up for the rack process to add on additional personnel it would take to manage that process. >> is that compliance in-field? >> just tracking the whole process as well, as software. >> thank you. do you have an estimate on the cost of appeal? on a high value? >> i don't have an estimate, but i can say the resources our hospital puts forth in the whole auditing process, we have multiple case managers that their entire job is to determine status. the numbers of staff can calculate that this is a costly endeavor to our hospital. >> did both of you hear mr. cavanaugh describe one solution to out lying approach? do you have a view of whether that helps? hurts? doesn't solve the problem? >> i think cms did intend to fix a problem in observation status and recognize the current observation policy. i think now we see that there's issues and we would hope that there's more consideration of policies going forward. a very short stay, a patient of very clinical needs prior to going forward. we would also strongly advocate for a pilot. >> i would agre

reporter: the tent is especially made containment system that keeps the air patients breathe from escaping into the cabin. consider how long medical personnel pilots were sealed inside the plane with the patient patients, 14 hours, this tent an intense contamination procedures make sure medical personnel and pilots are safe, the patients go in but ebola doesn't get out. >> they were spraying every step that the patient, every step he walked and it was very, very safety-minded loading procedures. >> it was almost over kill. it was -- if there is such a thing for this. they took every precaution. >> reporter: all the precautions didn't stop there. take this tent for example, when they were done and after the patients left, they actually folded it all in on itself and incinerated it to make sure that nothing inside could get out and infect anyone. there was a very long procedure to cleanup the plane, a lot of spraying going on, a lot of scrubbing going on to make sure there would be absolutely no lingering problems or threat to anyone who uses this aircraft. ashley? >> david, amazing. thank you. what brave personnel. what brave personnel. than

system. under resourced and we've got to make choices in terms of how we allocate personnel and resources.f i'm going to send more immigration judges to the order to process some of these, -- some of these unaccompanied children that have arrived at the border, then that is coming from someplace else and we are going to have to prioritize. that is well within our authorities and prosecutorial discretion. preference is a comprehensive immigration law. lawlready have a bipartisan that would solve a lot of these problems. until that happens, i'm going to have to make choices. that's what i was elected to do. >> along the lines of executive authority, treasury secretary the executiveaid branch of government does not have the power to slow or stop corporate inversion, the process you have called unpatriotic. but now you are reviewing options to do so and this is one that a lot of the business is paying attention at the summit were interested in. what prompted this apparent reversal? now underns are consideration and will you consider an executive order that would limit or ban such companies fro

historic immigration reform bill that would revamp andlegal immigration system massively expanded border security infrastructure and personneland it would have established a process for the 11 point 5 million unauthorized immigrants living in the united forward and earn legal status and eventually citizenship. since the senate bill passed, we are in month 14, house republican leaders have talked about the need for reform but have refused to bring any legislation actually to the floor. in january, speaker john boehner issued standards to guide the conference on evaluating immigration legislation. within one week after internal objections from some elements within his party, he put those standards on ice and declared his parties distrust of the president was too great and made it too difficult to move forward with immigration at that time. behind the scenes, the speaker repeatedly asked the president to provide him some additional time before he took any actions on his own to prepare the conference for moving forward on legislation. it was widely understood i many of us and widely assumed in the press that house republicans we

personnel. there may be more mileage long-term in getting that balance right than any of the kinds of changes that might otherwise be discussed in terms of the compensation system. that is not to put the commission's work aside. it is important and significant. i would argue the operating cost for military personnel active and reserve. i think this question of the demand side, so to speak, in other words, what makes of personnel is best suited to securities, could you, for example, make greater use of federal civilians then answered today? think there is a number of evidence that suggests that is the case. the reserve military personnel, the truly military functions of the apartment. >> if you want at a commented that the fall we turn it over. >> senator, i think it is a profound question. i am not sure i have a profound answer, but it depends upon how much risk you want to take. until somebody comes up with a defense strategy and national security strategy combined nothing that you can wave the equation. think then you have to ask yourself what kind of a prediction we can make about the distant future. and right now i think we are out there. in my view, we --