joining us is the pentagon spokesman peter cook. thank you for join g ing us. this latest threat from isis specifically saying that washington, d.c., is next on the isis terror agenda, and how seriously is the u.s. military taking this threat? >> well, obviously, wolf, we are hearing these kinds of reports from that part of the world, and i defer to my colleagues in the homeland security and justice department as to exactly what they are making of the specific threat to the u.s. homeland, but we have made it clear from the start that isil posing a threat overseas and at home, and we will do everything that we can including the u.s. military the to make sure that our own personnel are as safe as possible, and we will try to do everything we can to prevent isil from entering the united states in the first place. >> and you are stepping up cooperation with france, and going after the isis target, and sharing information that had previously not been shared for example, and what can you tell us here? >> well, wolf, is it is not information that we weren't sharing wi

. >> now peter cook speaking on behalf of u.s.fense secretary ash carter said that the situation needs to be de-escalated urgently. >> russian flights particularly in this area, which is not an isil controlled area but an opposition-controlled area, carry risks, and they would be much better off focused on going after isil. and so i think anything that can be done at this point to de-escalate the situation between russia and turkey would be good, would be productive. i think the secretary would certainly hope that that's the case. >> let's get more from roslind jordan in washington, d.c. roslind, all the various departments, they've been careful not to say anything that could inflame the situation, haven't they? >> they've been very careful to try to, in the word of the day, de-escalate tensions. but it's also worth noting that the obama administration is standing by turkey, not just as a fellow member of nato, but as a long-standing partner in the fight against isil. now, one other points which peter cook, the press secretary at

the spokesman was heard in the voochlt peter cook said this is the first u.s.e against an isis leader in libya. we'll go where they operate. the french carrier charles dega ule is to meet in the gulf. the frefrp were the first to join the u.s. carrying out air strikes targeting isis. and they did see in syria in september. the french have yet to carry out any in syria since the strikes in paris. i am told. >> thank you, jennifer. high alert in the united states. security stepped up from coast to coast and now the nfl reports it will take additional measures in tomorrow's football games to keep fans save. details from that and reaction from paris is ahead had. >> it is surreal. everyone would tell you the same. it is see foreign and -- so foreign and violent. does your mouth often feel dry? multiple medications, a dry mouth can be a side effect of many medications. 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 h

and suddenly, in '62, peter cook, dudley moore, jonathan miller and alan bennett did this stage show called "beyond the fringe." >> stephen: incredible. >> and i never heard-- i never stephen. alan bennett did a parody of a people weren't laughing. they were screaming, and they were screams of liberation because we heard that clothian crap every sunday of our lives. and suddenly, somebody was making fun of it. >> stephen: i think one of the greatest lines in any monty python thing of all time is michael palin when he says, "oh, lord, rousseau very big." stuff that we were given -- >> what about the bbc think they guys. >> they had no idea pup won't believe this. i'll tell you an extraordinary story. absolutely true. sellers. every thursday we used to watch this kids' program, used to come on at 5:00. it was the funniest thing on english television, palin, jones, idol, and terry gillan. >> stephen: really for children? a children's show? >> it was a children's show, 5:00. and we rang them up one day because we knew we had worked together before and we said why don't we do a show toget

peter cook says the target may on that have been in the video. they say on november 13, the u.s. military conducted an air strike in libya. and while not the first u.s. strike against terrorists in libya, this is the first u.s. strike against an isil leader this libya and it demonstrates we will go after isil leaders wherever they rate. a spokesman tells me that not only was that one young american killed in paris, but there were severalrate. a spokesman tells me that not only was that one young american killed in paris, but there were several injured. it's not clear at this point how many. numbers are uncertain i'm told several at least. it's not clear how attack in paris will affect nato military operations depends isis. the french aircraft carrier was slated to leave for the gulf to assist in air operations in the coming days. the u.s. had to pull out its sole aircraft carrier out the gulf for the first time in year thos ma s for maintenance. they were the first to join the u.s. in carrying out air strikes over a year ago. >> all right. thank you so much. joining us now, congr

. >> ifill: in washington, pentagon spokesma peter cook confirmed american troops are at sinjar in support of the kurdish offensive, but are not taking part in direct combat. >> the u.s. advisors there are working directly with the peshmerga forces to determine the most effective locations for those airstrikes. >> ifill: islamic state fighters conquered sinjar and surrounding areas in the summer of 2014. hundreds of thousands of its inhabitants - from the yazidi religious sect - fled, but many thousands were killed, raped and systematically enslaved. the attack and atrocities moved president obama to begin a bombing campaign in iraq that quickly extended into syria. >> whatever questions one might have about the content about our policy... there should be no doubt about ending this crisis. >> ifill: today, secretary of state kerry defended the syria strategy. he spoke at the u.s. institute of peace, ahead of renewed multi-national talks this saturday in vienna. those will include syrian president bashar assad's principle allies, russia and iran. his fate is a major point of division. >> as

and i was at that briefing, man, did we press peter cook to explain it.ling in air strike for the kurdish fighters on the ground or are the kurds doing it themselves? we had double speak, yes, they are and no, they aren't or they're working together. so in short, jtac, air traffic controllers really, for their special operators, specializes units with specialized training and it's a cape ability that u.s. military commanders long ago first asked for but were told not yet because it meant putting americans on the front lines, like we're seeing now, very close to fighting. so the pentagon is very careful to say these aren't technically jtecs but sound like they're doing what they do. it's surprising to hear the pentagon still dancing around the language of war. you know, it's a war. it's combat. it's a major operation. they're still trying to say americans are not involved though right there on the mountain. >> kevin baron, thanks so much, appreciate it. >>> a new interim leader in place at the university of missouri as students at ithaca college walking ou

. >> sreenivasan: in washington, pentagon spokesman peter cook said the u.s. will not be coordinating with russia on its air campaign because of its continued support for the syrian regime of bashar al assad.t >> if the russians would like to focus on isil, we'd welcome that. their policies of supporting tho assad regime are counter- productive and until they alter >> sreenivasan: back in paris, secretary of state kerry did promise increased coordinationf with the french on attacking isil, which he called by its arabic acronym "da'esh." >> we have to step up our a efforts to hit them at the core, where they're planning these things, and also obviously to do more on borders and in terms of the movement of people. but the level of cooperation could not be higher. we've agreed even to exchange more information and i'm convinced that over the course of the next weeks, daesh will feel even greater pressure. they feeling it today, they felt it yesterday, they felt it in the past weeks. >> sreenivasan: it was equally clear that europe is alsoan feeling pressure: a so

peter cook says quote we are assessing the results of the operation and will provide initial information as -- and where appropriate. the sentencing trial starts today in brooklyn for a pakistani man convicted of a terrorist acto be in the uk. >>> 28-year-old that cereuses found guilty earlier this year providing material support and conspiring with terrorists to bomb a shopping center in england. he went to school is there and represented himself at the court in brooklyn. he's facing life in prison. >>> there's a funeral this morning for the murdered wife of the millionaire mcdonald's owner. 83-year-old lois colley was found dead monday at her north salem hilltop i tape. westchester -- estate. westchester medical examiner says he died -- she died of blunt force trauma. her husband jew queen is known more his empire of roughly 100 mcdonald's restaurants. >>> and connecticut, and we are seeing new video now of an arsonist torching a car. you can see the suspect walking up to the car in stamford on sunday and dousing it with some sort of liquid. then lighting the vehicle on fire. the car e

not according to the pentagon press secretary peter cooke who addressed reporters just moments ago. >right now we are not cooperating with russia as you know. in this instance their most recent air strikes, they did give us advance notice through the memorandum of understanding that is in place. >> there continues to be frustration among senior u.s. military commanders the u.s. is not doing more. here's the retired air force general who thread air campaign over afghanistan. >> you keep on hearing people take -- including the president saying, this is going to take a long time. it's only going to take a long time if you want it to take a long time. we have it within our capacity to shut down the effectiveness of the islamic state in a very short period of time. a matter of weeks, not years. >> finally we just learned that the u.s. marine corps is sending more marines to paris to protect the u.s. embassy in response to a request from the state department. there is no current threat to the embassy, we are told, just an abundance of caution right now. >> thank you. let's bring in admiral

the official statement from peter cook, which has just been put out says that u.s.ir strike today november 12 targeting jihadi john, we'll assessing results and will provide additional information. we're not hearing he was killed, we are not hearing he was injuried. we're just hearing definitively that he was targeted. do we know anything about whether the type of information that led them to believe they could take action against him, whatever the intelligence was that they thought was actionable was the same type that would tell us broof of life or whether he was injuried. >> we don't know that. i asked several officials what kind of intelligence they had and no one would disclose that. it's not definitive. especially when you're talking about intercepts. as soon as they disclose that's how they're listening to isis, they're listening to these fieger, they're going to -- their intelligence sources are going to dry up. so we don't know that. keep in mind, it's not the first time they've had some actionable intelligence in syria. they attempted a hostage rescue. unf

that's the statement from press secretary peter cook. more information now on background here from a department of homeland security official. this efficieofficial is saying department is monitoring the situation, at this time there's no specific or credible threat to the united states. but dhs will not hesitate to adjust our security posture as appropriate to protect the american people. dhs routinely shares information with our state, local, federal and international law enforcement intelligence and homeland security partners and continuously evaluates the level of protection we provide at all federal facilities. as of right now, tyler, u.s. officials here are saying no credible or known threat inside the united states as a result of what's going on in paris. and that situation, very much unfolding in realtime. you can watch this play out on social media as well as on live television as we have been doing all through the evening here. one of the things that strikes me is the degree to which -- you talked about coordinating in realtime

. >> peter cook briefed reporters about operations with isis and a russian fighter jet. this is half an hour. i wanted to touch on the downing of the aircraft today. officials have been in touch with turkish counterparts and information, having held an extraordinary meeting today. we have some comments from the last short while on the issue. gathering

that the president made, that russian flights, particular in this area, which is -- >>> that's peter cookpentagon spokesperson calling on russia and turkey to de-escalate the actions after that incident involving the shooting down of a russian fighter. apparently over turkish airspace or a fighter that had passed over turkish airspace. wile monitor that briefing and give you more news. >>> meantime, "power lunch" will be right back after this. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the world advances. >>> an interesting trend emerging in silicon valley. vcs are pulling back funding, and here to explain is jessica, founder and editor and chief of the -- what's going on? how big is the pullback of vcs from these early-stage startups and why? >> we're seeing that the smart money, so the vcs that have performed the best over the past couple years, the percentage of funding that they represent is going down, so if you look at it, it's sort of like, what do the smart peop

peter cook who gave a briefing there is now taking questions from reporters.re on msnbc. and also, keep you posted on the latest details, the breaking news that's coming out of boston after that unruly passenger from a flight of london heathrow to boston was restrained by the authorities. we'll have as much information as we can get on that and behind me i think you can see here the shrine continues to grow for those lost as the active investigation continues to swirl around the city and also throughout in germany and belgium. so it extends beyond the borders of france. joining me is retired admiral james tarvitis and the dean of the fletcher school of law and diplomacy at tufts university. sir, good to have you with me. >> good to be with you, thomas. >> you recently wrote that there is some time for soft power and playing the long game but now's time for the eradication of nato. explain what you mean by that. >> not the eradication of nato. the eradication of the islamic state, thomas. i'm sure that's what you meant. i think that we do have to play the long

. >> joining us is peter cooke. good to have you with us. let's talk about what happened in turkey.ing. assume the russian jet was in turkish air space. assume they had the right to self defense. if so, proceed. given all of, that why isn't the u.s. being a little harder on turkey for taking the step of shooting a plane out of the sky. >> first of all this is a situation between turkey and russia specifically. and the most important thing right now is for deescalation of attentions between the countries. as the president reiterated and secretary carter reiterated nato -- turkey has a right to defend its air space. there were two previous incursions which drew concern by the turks and a nato ally and concerns on the part of nato. and in this particular instance there were warnings there were issued, our understanding is. and the turks felt their air space had been violated and they took this action. again, something the turks identified some time ago as a real concern for them. something they had spoken to the russians about directly. and really this is a sign of the tensions along t

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peter, good morning. >> good to be here. >> you say in the preface that this was a book really written >> that is true. although so with are the books about elvis and sam cook. i have never written anything out of anybody whom i didn't have admiration. >> you were friends with sam for 25 years. >> yeah. i met him in '79 after ten years trying to get an interview. he wasn't doing any interviews at that point because he thought doing an interview meant you were looking backwards and he always wanted to look forward. now by -- within 10 or 12 years you might say we had become friendly and maybe within twenty years we were friends. but sam said to me, you know, my son knox loved you from the very beginning. but i didn't. distance. if you don't, they will push you off a cliff. and he was very diplomatic. he said i know you weren't sure about me. well i wasn't sure about him. from the minute i met him i was sure about him. i appreciate that eventually. but it made a very different experience writing, right. >> what i thought was so interesting i thought we were going to learn so much about what a talent he was as soon as he came in. and the book paints very presl

peter johnson jr. set the bar right here and you just set it back. >> thanks, elisabeth. >> always. >> good to see you. >> you just saw him cooking on our show.ive to tell us what's coming up in his show. >> hasselbeck, how are they? >> you can cook, hemmer. that's what i have to say. he said you're lazy. >> morning again marco rubio is on deck in a moment. taking friendly fire. is he the one to watch now? a two-hour timer on a bomb. is that the new chapter in the war on terror? and the skier who fell more than 1,000 feet lived to tell his story. he is here today when martha and i see you in just a moment. top of the hour. (vo) after 50 years of designing cars for crash survival, subaru has developed our most revolutionary feature yet. a car that can see trouble... ...and stop itself to avoid it. when the insurance institute for highway safety tested front crash prevention nobody beat subaru models with eyesight. not honda. not ford or any other brand. subaru eyesight. an extra set of eyes, every time you drive. jeb bush: leadership means it's not about yappin'.. it's not about talking. it's about doing. i know how to do this because i was pr