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i can blend in. or shock and awe." then on monday, days before the planned attack, an f-b-i employee mistakenly called jameson's cellphone 202 area code. when jameson answered, the f-b-i employee hung up. jameson called the number back, and got a voice mail. that's when jameson apparently got cold feet. later monday evening, he was talking with an undercover fbi agent. jameson said: "i don't think i can do this after all. i've reconsidered. when the undercover agent pressed him. jameson responded: "inshallah one day. but i can't." that's when the f- b-i moved in. two days ago agents searched his modesto home. finding guns, ammunition and fireworks. and also a suicide note.. that was dated saturday december 16 jameson wrote: you have brought this against yourselves. there are no innocent kuffar! ... you've allowed donald j trump to give away al quds to the jews. al quds is the arabic name for jerusalem. ((end vgfx from chris)) jeff harp -- a former f-b-i agent in the san francisco office -- is our security analyst. * gotta be careful when making these policies ((vo from andru)) jameson had posted a selfie on his facebook

plan b. >> we're going to shelter the chickens and ducks in place. and we're going to take the goats. >> i think plan b was the best plan. >> reporter: feed the birds, give them water, take the goats to the show grounds where they can get checked out by vets and get some r and r. >> sounds good. i had chickens, you cannot catch them. >>> photogenic animals were celebrated in a global competition at the annual comedy wildlife photography competition featuring the mischievous life of animals like this overjoyed sea otter. >> he was almost as happy, but not quite, as these monkeys, appearing somehow to escape on a motorbike. >> even their grins were no match for this shark. there it is. who was sporting a very wide smile, coming to get you. only five official champions selected from 3500 entries from 85 countries. this disgruntled owl you're about to see was the overall winner, struggling to keep a grip as his friends ignore him. on the land category, in the middle of look like a good laugh. >> another category called the undersea category, went to this picture entitled slap. you can see why.

i can blend in. or shock and awe." then on monday, days before the planned attack, an f-b-i employee mistakenly called jameson's cellphone.. registering a washington d-c's 202 area code. when jameson answered, the f-b-i employee hung up. jameson called the number back, and got a voice mail. that's when jameson apparently got cold feet. later monday evening, he was talking with an undercover fbi agent. jameson said: "i don't think i can do this after all. i've reconsidered. when the undercover agent pressed him. jameson responded: "inshallah one day. but i can't." that's when the f- b-i moved in. two days ago agents searched his modesto home. finding guns, ammunition and fireworks. and also a suicide note.. that was dated saturday december 16 jameson wrote: you have brought this against yourselves. there are no innocent kuffar! ... you've allowed donald j trump to give away al quds to the jews. al quds is the arabic name for jerusalem. ((end vgfx from chris)) jeff harp -- a former f-b-i agent in the san francisco office -- is our security analyst. * gotta be careful when making these policies ((vo from andru)) jameson had

new this morning - funeral plans set for the f-b-i special agent killed in a crash friday night. carlos wolff and rockville volunteer firefighter sander cohen were both struck along i-270. flags in maryland flew at half staff yesterday in their honor. wolff will be laid to rest thursday morning at church of the redeemer in gaithersburg. funeral services for cohen will also be thursday morning in rockville. 5:xx - and this morning we are learning new details school student navid sepheri. suzanne kennedy live in bethesda this morning with what happened once police were called. this morning investigators are learning more about investigators are learning more about what led a man to try and blow up a new york subway station. that explosion near times square - all caught on camera. you can see the pipe bomb going off.. but the suspect's suicide belt failed to detonate. police say 27-year-old akayed ullah told them he was inspired by isis - from what he saw online. isis had recently posted this image to its propaganda websites showing an isis fighter dressed as santa -- with a box of

>> i want steak! >> plan b does not involve steak. >> we're going to do this now. >> there you go.t a side quarter about you mika has to wait. >> okay, there you go. >> time for mika to finally eat something, but that room looks peculiar because they get brought inside at the center every night. they are fed separately so they can get the nutrition that they need. >>> it never fails. >> you've gotta make a grand entrance into the wedding reception. >> and grand it was, my friend. >> no! of those balls bounced back into one guy's eye. >> didn't see that coming. >>> it never fails, you've got to make a grand entrance into the wedding reception. this bridesmaid and groomsman failed. ♪ >> don't do it. going for the dirty dancing? >> here they come. they're walking out, bring 'em out, bring 'em out. >> the dude is not patrick swayze. >> they fail who ahorribly. >> they do. >> no! oh shoot! >> he broke her fall. she almost long darted right into that gorgeous green grass. >> grabbed her by the side. she was not even like centered. >> she jumped well. she did everything right. he just was

i refuse to speak about no deal. why? if you start talking about your plan b it means you do not believe in your plan a. onvinced we can make it if we negotiate on principles. what are the principles? it must be about citizens, the movement of citizens. there are 4 million people from the eu who work in the u.k. london is among the 10 biggest french cities. third, the financial aspect. fourth, we will be capable of discussing the future and the future of our relationship needs to be very close. this must include a trade deal. ♪ >> this idea that britain is going to crash out of europe and become some low tax deregulated, offshore harbor of the european union, it is not going to happen. the risk we face is if we do this hard brexit, the economy will suffer. public services will be under threat. you actually might end up in the a labour government further left than any government has been. i would still like to see a more rational debate on brexit and diver from the course we are on. >> i never thought the credit risk would be a labour government. >> i know. >> i have been very frank about this. >> you com

>> i want steak! >> plan b does not involve steak. >> we're going to do this now. >> there you go.a side quarter about you mika has to wait. >> okay, there you go. >> time for mika to finally eat something, but that room looks peculiar because they get brought inside at the center every night. they are fed separately so they can get the nutrition that they need. >>> it never fails. >> you've gotta make a grand entrance into the wedding reception. >> and grand it was, my friend. >> no! ok, let's try this. it says you apply the blue one to me. here? no. have a little fun together, or a lot. k-y yours and mine. two sensations that work together, so you can play together. (barber) their outfield neya think?us work. -yo! -hey, guys. -what's up? -you're early! have a seat. vince cancelled. (male #1) wow, i just realized i haven't seen you two since his wife's funeral. how's vince holdin' up? eh, he's still in shock. did you know they didn't have life insurance? as if losing her so suddenly wasn't bad enough, now he's got thousands of dollars in bills. husband or wife, a funeral costs the

i known for 40 years. he sharp in attack. own unique style. b for theat as plan establishment. this is a book i hope that i do not have to write. fact, my next book which i publisherrn into my is "stone's rules" which has nothing to do with this subject. but more a book of things that i -- it's a book i don't have to write. if i did write it, i would title it "unmaking of the president." concerns.d on my there was some confusion about i'm not --but again, i'm predicting that this could happen. don't have i hope i to write. >> have you been questioned or by mueller's team? >> i have not. >> they have not reached out to at all? >> no. .hey have not we talked about this, i never had any contact with any russians or those fronting for the russians. as i understand it, their charge is looking into collusion by the russians in the election. other question that they may wikileaks orng to any other matter, they can read my extensive under oath before the house intelligence committee which i think i addressed all those extensively. >> one issue that you didn't theess in your testimony to

the f-b-i says san francisco's famed pier 39 was the target of a planned terror attack... d a northern california man is under arrest. now-- we're learning disturbing new details about when the attack was going to happen. (catherine) today the f- b-i announced the arrest of 26-year-old everitt aaron jameson of modesto. he served in the u-s military...and the f-b-i says he later converted to islam and pledged allegiance to isis. (steve) jameson was allegedly planning to attack pier 39 on christmas day. thank you for joining us...i'm steve aveson.(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore. we have extensive team coverage on this story tonight. we start with kron 4's terisa estacio...who's live at pier 39 terisa? (estacio - )pier 39 is a very popular place often extremely crowded and that is the point the fbi says jameson told an agent this san francisco landmark he wanted a large area where he could use explosives and firearms to inflict causalities. (estacio) the fbi says this man everitt aaron jameson of modesto is a terrorist who wanted to attack san (estacio)ev

dori villalon/santa barbara county animal services"i think plan b was the best plan!"eed the birds, give them water and take the goats to the earl warren showgrounds where they can get check out by vets and get some r&r. lawrence karnow: the winds which howled overnight calmed down in the afternoon leaving behind plenty of sunshine & cool to mild weather. it's still breezy tonight but the winds will decrease throughout the night. if you're headed out you should bring a jacket since it will be a bit chilly. a flat ridge of high pressure is now building over the state. that should keep us mostly sunny and dry for the next couple of days. the computer models are bring a weak storm our way midweek. it won't be much but there is a slight chance of showers on wednesday. monday and tuesday look dry and mild. on wednesday a weak, cold weather system moves through to bring a chance of showers before dry weather returns on thursday and friday. after that it may not rain until next year! something to watch for is another round of very strong, gusty winds next weekend with fire da

i think prop b is working. i think the planning we're doing, the focus on equity and while we still have work to do, if you go back to taylor's presentation, you'll see that $5 of capital investment for every one dollar is invested in the equity zone parks. we're making those investments. we see alice chalmers on the list, we just completed tennis court and basketball court renovations and it's on the playground list. so we're using all of the data to make investments and we have a year or so under our belt. resurfacing, attacking some of the deferred maintenance issues that we're capable of attacking. and that's helping. the other thing we did was we made a staffing decision at some of the parks in the southern part of the city where we created extra gardener complex, which covers parks in the southeast. we made staffing decisions as well. we don't have the resources to pull everything from one part of the city to put it to the other. we measure carefully acreage, the challenges associated with different property. when they make t

plan b. that saudi arabia had for yemen has failed to plan a has failed plan b. has failed is there a plan c. how do they get out of this you know i think. the business of prediction of course is very tricky one for political analysis because over there we have to deal with the facts with the present and may be on the basis of what we see today draw as number of scenarios not withstanding other things that might happen in the future. so for the time being what we know from the so distracted jane yemen is not only that there was no strategy there was no exit strategy. when the youngest defense minister in in the world the mohamed was sort of out of saudi arabia led or or or invaded yemen under the pretext that saudi national security and gulf security is being threatened led to an alliance of sort he clearly didn't have a strategy to win and he didn't have an exit strategy and apparently he didn't even have a solution once his troops are in or once he supports this party against other party that they would break into some sort of a political solution because into the day. and i've been trying to emphasize this point endlessly and y

i refuse about no deal. youru start talking about plan b it means you do not believe in your plan a. it ifonvinced we can make we negotiate on principles. it must be about citizens, the movement of citizens. there are 4 million people from the eu who work in the u.k.. london is among the 10 biggest french cities. we will be capable of discussing the future and the future of our relationship needs to be very close. this idea that britain is andg to crash out of europe ,ecome some low tax deregulated it is not going to happen. the risk we face is if we do this hard brexit, the economy will suffer. you actually might end up in the labourthout -- with a government further left than any government has been. >> i never thought the credit risk would be a labour government. been very frank about this. you combine a hard right populist punch in the form of you are going to do the country some damage. see any situation where we would have a second referendum on brexit? >> we don't see a second referendum. we don't know when the general election will be. what we want is parliament to be able to

you see that as plan b for the establishment. this is a book i hope i do not have to write. is stones rules, which has nothing to do with this subject, more a book of maxims that i have delineated through a long career in public life and politics. it's a book i hope i don't have to write. but if i did write it, i would title it the unmaking of the president. it is based on my concerns. there was some confusion about that piece. again, i'm merely predicting that this could happen. it's a book i hope i don't have to write. michael: have you been questioned or contacted by mueller's team? stone: i have not. michael: they are not reach out to you at all? stone: they have not. we talked about this. as i understand it, their charge is looking into collusion by the russians in the election. any other questions they may have pertaining to wikileaks or any other matter, they can simply read my extensive under oath statement for the house intelligence committee, which i think i addressed all of those questions. that michael: you did not address in your testimony to the house was who i

but you see that as plan b for the establishment. this is a book i hope i don't have to write. my next book, which i have to the into my publisher on first of the year is stone's rules. it is more a book of maxims that i have delineated for a long career in public life and in politics. so, it is a book i hope i don't have to write, but if i did write it it would be titled "the unmaking of the president." there was confusion about that merely -- thatm this could happen. again, and hope it is a book i don't have to write. >> have you been question or contacted by mueller's team? guest: i have not. >> they have not reached out at all? guest: they have not. i have not had any contact with any russians or those renting for the russians. as i understand it, their charge is looking into collusion by the russians in the election. any other questions they may wiki leaks org to any other matter, they can read why extensive under oath statement before the house intelligence committee, which i think i addressed those questions extensively. >> the one issue you didn't that wasas who it was

plan. b. we've had a really in world war two i was even younger i mean i used to hear the names of hitler miscellany to go all style in churchill. i memorized all of these names from the conversations between my family and my neighbors and they always used to talk about the way. he were only really very pushy iran would be able and this was the first period which had a great impact on me see the second great impact on me happened in one thousand nine hundred men on the palestinian refugees arrived eleven on their condition was very bad. i was thirteen years back then and when they arrived i used to live in the heart attack that i started to help those who were mounting the tennis for them . now we used to bring blankets and tents on the un to give them food. afterwards and i should say great moments had a massive impact on me. in the second world war some soldiers who entered beirut assaulted some woman you know and secondly i also saw the misery on the faces of the palestinians and the misery of being a refugee but. for a new year so this stayed in my memory all my life. until i joined the military

when i didn't work, they went about to plan b.-- >> sean: manufactured by the deep state. >> right. let's just say there is a crime and then we all search in vain for a crime and to so now that we know there is no collusion in the political campaign, the question is, was there collusion in the transition? no. >> sean: that dossier was used as a predicate for that warrant. tomi, what is your reaction -- all of this reaction is ignored by the mainstream media. >> of course it is. here is what also frustrates me, and should frustrate the american people. look at how much we are spending for this independent investigation. that is our hard earned dollars that are being spent on this crap, and that should anger every american. i don't care -- that should anger you. all the stuff coming out should anger those of my mainstream media. imagine that, they are silent. >> sean: good to see you both. when we come back, anderson cooper is in hot water. his dog ate his homework. straight ahead. my experience with usaa has been excellent. they al