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phil mudd, the former deputy director of the c.i.a.'s counter terrorism center said a critical source was lost but lives may have been saved. in a case like this what is the decision like when you say we're going to have to basically burn that person? >> if you're faced with a situation like this, where there is threat to public safety, public safety wins every time. >> reporter: we are told the source also provided information about ongoing plans to attack the u.s. and british embassies in yemen's capital. and on bombs hidden inside printers that were sent as cargo to blow up american planes in 2010. he also provided the location and movements of fhad al quoso, wanted for the bombing of the u.s.s. "cole" in 2000. he was killed by a drone strike last weekend. but a.q.a.p.'s master bomb maker, ibrahim al-asiri, who developed the new underwear bomb, may burrow deeper into hiding now that the existence of the source has been revealed. when we look back on this in a year, what are we going to see about this case and this source? >> if you st

kron 4's kate thompson explains how it is driving up the price here. >> reporter: filling up, phil shells out $100 to fill up. >> hard on business. personal physicals. everything. >> reporter: a sharp jump in prices, 20 cents a gallon in the next week, owners like phil are getting clobbered. >> discouraging to see the price go up, when it is higher than it has been in years. >> reporter: a gallon in san francisco costs $4.40. but several issues that produce california special clean burning gas brought production to a halt and supply is low. prices in the bay area have risen, 12 cents a gallon this week. people will soon be looking at higher prices. reporting in san francisco, kate thompson, kron 4 news. >>> high temperatures today were certainly warmer inland. low 90s. coast line temperatures were in the 70s. the fog did roll in. here is a look outside. you can't see very much at city hall. fog. you can see the lights behind the fog. moving into san francisco right now. visibility not good. half moon bay under a quarter mile of visibility. dense fog along the coast line. reduced visibilit

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s. it's all about the conference call with tesla. >> phil, thank you so much.lso reporting after the bell today. analysts are looking for 47 cents a share, $11.58 billion in revenue. the stock is now down more than 7% in just the past month. it is up in the last year, however. but look at the stock against the nasdaq in the past two years. not a great performance. down some 25% while the nasdaq is up some 30%. maria bartiromo will be asking some very tough questions, as she always does, today on "closing bell" she will be speaking live with ceo john chambers. ty. >> sue, thank you. let's head to jim iuorio now about tesla and cisco. why don't we start with cisco? how do you trade it? >> i got out of my shorts in cisco today. we've been talking so many things over the last week, one thing we have on the background is earnings tend to be good. cisco with the 7% downturn, the risk now to me seems to be to the upside. when the dust settles in the overall market, i would be okay with being long a little bit of cisco. they have cash and they make money too. >> let's

s statt atat j jusust t $6$699. it doesn't look risky. i mean, phil, does this look risky to you? nancy? fred? no. well it is.ea, there's a 1-in-4 chance homes like us will flood. i'm glad i got flood insurance. fred, you should look into it. i'm a risk-taker. [ female announcer ] only flood insurance covers floods. visit floodsmart.gov/risk to learn your risk. >>> welcome back to the second half of "outfront." we start with stories we care about, where we focus on our own reporting from the front lines. and first, chesapeake energy's ceo aubrey mcclendon under fire tonight because of perks he's enjoying as head of the second largest natural gas company in america. perks like more than $1 billion in loans. those loans gave mcclendon a personal financial stake in every well that chesapeake drills, and they drill a lot, 2,000 a year. mcclendon says this arrangement keeps his interests aligned with shareholders, because he wants, well, good wells picked. the s.e.c. might think otherwise, though. they have launched an internal investigation into the loans. analysts like paul weiss of argas research say that chesa

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s. there's one important ingredient that hasn't changed: better taste. better taste. yum! [ female announcer ] eggland's best. the better egg. better taste. yum! it doesn't look risky. i mean, philes this look risky to you? nancy? fred? no. well it is. in a high-risk area, there's a 1-in-4 chance homes like us will flood. i'm glad i got flood insurance. fred, you should look into it. i'm a risk-taker. [ female announcer ] only flood insurance covers floods. visit floodsmart.gov/risk to learn your risk. >> from america's news headquarters, newly released documents suggest there might be more alleged victims in the penn state sex abuse scandal. the papers filed by attorneys for the former assistant football coach jerry sandusky mentions 17 accusers. 68-year-old sandusky is accused of sexually abusing boys for years. he remains on house arrest until his trial begins june 5. tainted dog food has sickened at least 14 people. the centers for disease control and prevention saying they contracted salmonella after handling their dogs' food. five people have been hospitalized. it was made in a diamond food plant in south carolina. the food made there has been recalled and the plant has be

you got phil mickelson who i know is competing and probably would love that with you doing it. can we see some basic ts, butch, for example, for a golfer that got your d.v.d.'s sure. let's talk about this. i'm going to have you hit a couple here, brian. in reality, we go through everything. we go through basic fundamentals from posture, ball position, alignme alignment, we go through -- the average golfer tends to slice all the time and if you slice, you come over the top and pull your left arm across. >> right. >> we talk about allowing the right shoulder to stay back, the left arm fold as you turn through. we talk about all specialty shots, short game shots. everything that will help your game, brian. >> all right. i don't think you can help my game. but i do have to get ready for -- for patriot golf day which is coming up in september and it's usually a stressful situation. >> let me see you take a grip here before you hit one. >> ok. >> i like your grip. >> you do? >> now, let me see your natural motion. you don't get to play a lot obviously. you don't get to practice a lot. that's ok. do it again. now, to simplify what you want to do what i would call b

phil ] get back to the things that matter most. ask your rheumatologist if enbrel is right for you. [ doctor ] enbrel, the number one biolog medicine prescribed by rheumatologists. >> welcome back, everyone. the u.s.'sdebt, as we all know is exploding and foreign aid could be one of the reasons why. take a look at this. over the last 20 years, aid to foreign countries has reached an all time high. yesterday we spent a total of $33.3 billion in foreign aid. >> what are we getting in return for all that money? dick morris says according to the title of his book we're getting "screwed." explain it. >> first of all, the actual foreign aid figure when you include the state department, the defense department, and a bunch of others is about $60 billion. the $33 is from a.i.d., the agency for international development, just one arm above that. we can bring foreign aid to our worst enemies. we give the palestinian authority $1 billion a year of foreign aid. we're the -- the epicenter of terrorism against the united states. we've given egypt $17 billion over the last decade and if the latest poll in egypt has our favorability at 5%. we give jordan a billion in aid a year. favorability there is 12%. in pakista