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the plan was to fire missiles inside the embassies and it included attacking naval forces in the red sea. the u.s. embassy in yemen remains closed today and on high alert. >>> president obama says the united states wants to help the millions of displayed syrian refugees. so he's pledging an additional $195 million in humanitarian and food aid to the civil war-torn country. that brings the total u.s. aid in syria to $1.2 billion since the two-year war fan. the u.n. said last month nearly 7 million syrians require urgent humanitarian aid. the toll to civil war is taking on aleppo, syria's largest city. these before and after images show damaged or destroyed homes and more than 1,000 roadblocks. >>> flooding since monday in missouri left one child dead and a woman believed to be his mother missing. the governor has dispatched national guard troops to help rescue those trapped in houses, on the rooftops of cars and pinned to trees by the force of that flood. now for a look at our national forecast, i'm joined by nbc's bill karins. >> two mornings in a row we had horrible flooding today. so f

the strategic interest to the red sea is also being closely monitored. as muslims celebrate the end of the month of ramen on -- ramadan, the yemeni government says they have foiled a plot by al qaeda. >> the interior ministry has implemented many security plans for safety and stability in yemen. to protect our citizens and the foreigners living here. the united states says it will remain cautious and keep 19 of the 22 diplomatic post closed at least until the end of the week. >> the use of drones is one way the u.s. military has approached unmanned combat. >> they look like something from a science-fiction movie movie, but they are very real. some fear these robots could become the drones of the future. he looks like a soldier, moves like a soldier, and marches like a soldier. underneath that camouflaged uniform, he is very different. he is a robot designed to test uniforms. in the near future, robots like this and other left human looking machines could be used to keep first responders out of harms way. experts say it is inevitable that machines like th

gone worldwide travel warning and closing embassies. 1500 marines on board and 3 navy ships in the red seaill remain off the coast of yemen and ready to react. kron 4 news katherine. >>> cool weather out there and cooler as he head through the rest of workweek, the reason why, well, the fog has already spread in the bay shore, it is going to be widespread tonight and for the next several morning. temperatures are running well below average in the 70s for our inland valleys. tomorrow morning, widespread fog, wall to wall actually, the 8:00 hour, not seeing much clearing but by 10:00, the fog lifting from the south bay and livermore valley. chilly conditions up highway 101 tomorrow afternoon. down in the south bay run ng the lows 70s. and 72 in sunnyvale and 72 in legatos. we'll be in the lows 80s and barely in pittsburgh and antioch and the east bay shores running at 60s. upper 50s coast side and 60s in san francisco and highway 101 is staying in the 60s. if it does clear tomorrow, we'll get in the lows 70s there. a look at your extended frashgs cool tomorrow and into the rest of the workwe

then you have this dramatic painting where the clouds are parting and it is like he is parting the red sea in the sky in this dramatic and emotional way that the clouds are not just offering but a part of the action and a part of the drama. and then you have got somebody like el greco who uses the clouds in this really violent and really nervous and really tense way. the clouds are vibrating with energy and they surround the figure of st. john the baptist in this very expressive way. so different than the other kinds of clouds that we were just looking at. and this is a painting by a norwegian artist named doll and i liked it because we have a nighttime scene and so you think about seeing the clouds in the daytime or the rain clouds or competitions of clouds that are over beautiful land scapes but what do the clouds do in this picture, when we are looking at the moon through the view of the clouds? and this is a painting that is particularly close to my heart. it is mid victor an artist named john martin and this painting is his depiction of the aftermath of the great biblical floods and s

they were traded from gang to gang and sent across the red sea to the sinai peninsula where they were kept risen or like -- prisoner like animals. >> we were tortured. they tied us up and left this out in the sun all day. they told our parents to terrify them as well so they would pay ransom to free us. >> she shows her scars. >> we have been through so much. i was raped over and over again. >> many african refugees have headed to israel. many are taken captive and held at the border instead. many want nothing to do with kidnappers and human traffickers. sinai is normally a high- security area. despite these precautions, the kidnappers still get around. hamdi comes to us and shows us pictures of the the m's, beaten, fingers hacked off, one by one, until the ransom is paid. -- shows us pictures of the vict ims. >> they were beaten. they had no morality, no heart, no sense. how is it, to make them cry on the telephone and all the while hear her cries? >> hamdi says authorities are covering up the crimes. police, army, and intelligence services. >> they need to get past 20 points. it see

they were traded from gang to gang and sent across the red sea to the sinai peninsula where they were kept risen or like -- prisoner like animals. >> we were tortured. they tied us up and left this out in the sun all day. they told our parents to terrify them as well so they would pay ransom to free us. >> she shows her scars. >> we have been through so much. i was raped over and over again. >> many african refugees have headed to israel. many are taken captive and held at the border instead. many want nothing to do with kidnappers and human traffickers. sinai is normally a high- security area. despite these precautions, the kidnappers still get around. hamdi comes to us and shows us pictures of the the m's, beaten, fingers hacked off, one by one, until the ransom is paid. -- shows us pictures of the vict ims. >> they were beaten. they had no morality, no heart, no sense. how is it, to make them cry on the telephone and all the while hear her cries? >> hamdi says authorities are covering up the crimes. police, army, and intelligence services. >> they need to get past 20 points. it see

. >> israel has opened the airspace along a southern red sea resort close to the egyptian border afterhey temporarily close to the airport. all departures have been suspended and incoming flights diverted. in pakistan, a suicide bomb attack at the funeral of a policeman in the town of quetta has killed 29 people and wounded 50 others. most of the dead and wounded were police officers who gathered to attend the funeral of a colleague killed in an earlier attack. now, the story of hope for a 10- year-old girl who had her childhood stolen from her. two weeks ago we brought you the story of a girl who was forced to live in a pakistani factory. her family was enslaved by debt. since the first report that debt has been written off, and now we have returned to southern pakistan to see how much has changed. fields,in the cotton she is at work. a child shouldering the burden of an adult. but if this looks like hard labor, remember what she left behind. home, ander effectively her prison. she and her entire family toiled here, bonded laborers enslaved by debt. story,er we featured her that debt

. >> israel has opened the airspace along a southern red sea resort close to the egyptian border after they temporarily close to the airport. all departures have been suspended and incoming flights diverted. in pakistan, a suicide bomb attack at the funeral of a policeman in the town of quetta has killed 29 people and wounded 50 others. most of the dead and wounded were police officers who gathered to attend the funeral of a colleague killed in an earlier attack. now, the story of hope for a 10- year-old girl who had her childhood stolen from her. two weeks ago we brought you the story of a girl who was forced to live in a pakistani factory. her family was enslaved by debt. since the first report that debt has been written off, and now we have returned to southern pakistan to see how much has changed. fields,in the cotton she is at work. a child shouldering the burden of an adult. but if this looks like hard labor, remember what she left behind. home, ander effectively her prison. ed here, bonded laborers enslaved by debt. story,er we featured her that debt was suddenly forgiven. >> th

he is expected to go into house arrest at his compound in this red sea resort. he seemed to be dressed for an easier life, all the way down to his white loafers. two years ago and only months from the removal of his office -- he was in a special court on trial for his life, desperately ill according to his lawyers. charges related to what happened here in tahrir square could land him back in court. he faces a reach trial in the complicity in the death of protesters. just before the nightly curfew with people rushing home -- this was forlorn. ousted,e night he was this place shook with joy as millions of egyptians believed they would get a fresh start and they would build a new egypt. that seems like a long time ago. for those same egyptians this is depressingly symbolic that at a time when his security state seems to be reborn, the man who presided over it has now been released from prison. >> close by, demonstrators lay in the gutter, at the bridge where the protesters were killed. president, the old more than any other event, kick started the arab uprising. ra

it also reportedly included attacking naval forces in the red sea. the u.s. embassy in yemen remains closed today, and the country does remain on high alert. >>> president obama says the united states wants to help the millions of displaced syrian refugees, so he is pledging an additional $195 million in humanitarian and food aid to the civil war-torn country. that brings the total u.s. aid in syria to more than a billion dollars since the two-year war began. the u.n. said last month nearly 7 million syrians require urgent humanitarian aid. >>> these new satellite images show the toll the civil war is take on aleppo. amnesty international says these before and after images indicate hundreds of damaged or destroyed homes and more than 1,000 road blocks. >>> let's talk about some flooding this morning. since monday in missouri it's killed one child and a woman believed to be his mother still missing. the governor has dispatched national guard troops to help rescue those trapped in houses, on rooftops and pinned to trees by the force of this flood. that is some

there are marines on duty in southern spain, southern italy, and in the red sea. hagel ordered that they be on the highest possible state of readiness. this is something the military doesn't take lightly. they've done it before. how ready can they be? they can be ready to be on airplanes with their weapons ready to go within one hour of getting the order. so they have them spread out, ready to go, closer to yemen that sits in the red sea if something were to happen. they have to be across a wide swath because they don't know if something's going to happen and they don't know where. >> let me bring in becky anderson. she's in abu dhabi. i know you are near the shuttered u.s. embassy, becky. give us a sense of how this day looks different there, if it does. >> reporter: yeah, it's an interesting one. this is the beginning of the working week across the region. you would normally see these embassies open. we've been down to the abu dhabi embassy, which is over my shoulder about a mile away. let me get you a closer shot of that. that's the building with the sloping ro

. >> germany has issued an urgent advisory against traveling to egypt's red sea tourist resort in the wake of the unrest in the region. the foreign ministry is also advising against travel to cairo . >> germany's largest travel agency has responded by canceling all of that holidays to egypt through mid-september. tourists will be given the opportunity of returning home early. >> moving onto other news now, and in business, there is some good news for european carmakers. new figures show that marketing in the eu has rebounded slightly with sales of new cars up almost five percent in june to more than 950,000 new vehicles. >> it is also the first time since october that sales increased in countries like portugal, spain, and greece, which were hardest hit the financial crisis. the german auto industry association also warns sales are around the lowest in 20 years and are projected to fall for the fourth year in a row. >> have the figures been going down on the market? let's hear from frankfurt. >> european car sales rebounded in july, but this did not correspond with stocks. traders cons

he is expected to go into house arrest at his compound in this red sea resort. he seemed to be dressed for an easier life, all the way down to his white loafers. two years ago and only months from the removal of his office -- he was in a special court on trial for his life, desperately ill according to his lawyers. charges related to what happened here in tahrir square could land him back in court. he faces a reach trial in the complicity in the death of protesters. just before the nightly curfew with people rushing home -- this was forlorn. ousted,e night he was this place shook with joy as millions of egyptians believed they would get a fresh start and they would build a new egypt. that seems like a long time ago. for those same egyptians this is depressingly symbolic that at a time when his security state seems to be reborn, the man who presided over it has now been released from prison. >> close by, demonstrators lay in the gutter, at the bridge where the protesters were killed. president, the old more than any other event, kick started the arab uprising. ra

. >> germany has issued an urgent advisory against traveling to egypt's red sea tourist resort in the wake of the unrest in the region. the foreign ministry is also advising against travel to cairo . >> germany's largest travel agency has responded by canceling all of that holidays to egypt through mid-september. tourists will be given the opportunity of returning home early. >> moving onto other news now, and in business, there is some good news for european carmakers. new figures show that marketing in the eu has rebounded slightly with sales of new cars up almost five percent in june to more than 950,000 new vehicles. >> it is also the first time since october that sales increased in countries like portugal, spain, and greece, which were hardest hit the financial crisis. the german auto industry association also warns sales are around the lowest in 20 years and are projected to fall for the fourth year in a row. >> have the figures been going down on the market? let's hear from frankfurt. >> european car sales rebounded in july, but this did not correspond with stocks. traders cons

military's access to the suez canal, which connects the mediterranean to the red sea, ensures peace with israel and the sinai desert and is supposed to provide support for democracy in egypt. what democracy, you might ask, as the military jails democratically elected leaders and crushes protests in the street. >> anybody in egypt looking at the united states would see that we really don't have a game plan. we don't have a strategy. we have not articulated how we want to see this end. >> reporter: u.s. officials are hopeful egypt will pull back, noting the deep and historic ties between the u.s. and egyptian militaries. what's more, if america cuts off aid now, other countries have promised to fill the void. >> if we were to cut off aid, we would have no leverage with anybody in egypt, which is really the strategic nerve center of the arab world. >> and that is why the stakes are so high here. but the real question is whether america lacks the influence it once had in the region, with centuries of religious and sectarian scores to settle. lester? >> there's nothing easy about any of this.

it also included attacking naval forces in the red sea. the u.s. embassy in yemen remains closed today and the country is on high alert. >>> president obama says the united states wants to help the millions of displaced syrian refugees. he's pledging an additional $1$5 million in humanitarian and food aid. that brings the total to more than $1 billion since the two-year war began. the u.n. said last month nearly seven million syrians require urgent humanitarian aid. and these images show the toll the civil war is taking on syria's largest city. these before and after images show hundreds of damaged or destroyed homes and more than 1,000 roadblocks. >>> and now it's time for your first look at this morning's dish of scrambled politics. >>> the pentagon could reverse plans to extend benefits to partners of gay military members. benefit will be available to married same-sex couples but no final decisions have been made. >>> after laying out new plans for the housing market, president obama is toying with the idea of refinancing his own house. i'm talk

we parted like the red sea. >> this was no cinematic production. instead a horrifying drama played out in front of witnesses. >> he took out the first tent and took out the attendance. and hit the old woman shopping at the tent. >> you're saying this looked deliberate. >> then after he hit them people heard the screaming. promenade, people, he spread to the side. he started weaving. he hit about 6-7 more people all the way down until he made a left this way and took off. >> the suspect never stopped as he took out vendors alike for at least a three block stretch. police say a search for the blue dodge challenger or avengers continue. >> the fact that the individual left the scene of the accident, didn't render aid, minimum, felony hit and run. >> we have no fatalities. two critical patients transported and we had a total of ten patients that were minor. two treated release and scene. others were transported to various hospitals in the area. >> as we come back live, you could he see dozens of investigators who remain on scene here on venice beach. w

military's access to the suez canal which connects the mediterranean to the red sea, ensures peace with israel and the sinai desert and is supposed to provide support for democracy in egypt. what democracy, you might ask, as the military has jailed democratically elected leaders and crushes protests in the street. >> anybody in egypt looking at the united states would see that we really don't have a game plan. we don't have a strategy. we have not articulated how we want to see this end. >> reporter: u.s. officials are hopeful egypt will pull back, noting the deep and historic ties between the u.s. and egyptian militaries. what's more, if america cuts off aid now, other countries have promised to fill the void. >> if we were to cut off aid, we would have no leverage with anybody in egypt, which is really the strategic nerve center of the arab world. >> that is why the stakes are so high here. but the real question is whether america lacks the influence it once had in the region. with centuries of religious and sectarian scores to settle. lester? >> there's nothing easy about any of this

come into red lobster, and sea food differently. right now, go to redlobster.com for $10 off 2 select entrees. good monday through thursday. >>> welcome back. new developments on the global terror threat keeping the world on edge. cnn learned that 22 u.s. embassies and consulates in the middle east and northern africa will be closed through august 10th. concerns arising that al qaeda might be on the verge of launching a major attack. one intercepted message triggered the security concerns. right now, those embassies and consulates are on lockdown and several more will be shut starting tomorrow. the threat sparked a worldwide travel alert for americans. bring in emily schmidt in washington. emily, how's president obama tracking these developments? >> president obama spent a lot of the weekend at the camp david. it is his birthday this weekend and celebrating and the white house is clear he's been briefed on what's been happening and the national security team has been meeting, as well. now we are seeing some developments as we say wh

well, there are marines in southern spain, in southern italy and in the red sea. these are all combat-equipped marines that could move very quickly if ordered. there are other units in the area that could go and reinforce embassies, if it came to that. everyone would be equipped to help evacuate american citizens if there was a situation that required it. basically, this is an effort to make sure that there is plenty of force available nearby, ready to move. brianna, victor? >> let's talk more about the other resources that are available, marines in spain, italy, who could move at a moment's notice. >> reporter: well, they could. and what's interesting in the red sea, there are marines on board ships, and a couple of days ago, they were ordered to move south on those ships, and so, they are now closer to yemen. all of this just is really due to a series of meetings that have happened at the pentagon over the last couple of days, meetings chaired by defense secretary chuck hagel, to take a look at what forces are in the region, where to position them. because, of c

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fifteen-hundred marines on board three navy warships in the red sea will now remain off the coast of, ready to react. >> catherine: u-s intelligence officials have said he could be the most dangerous terrorist america faces. ibraham al-asiri, only 31- years old. master bomb-maker for the group 'al qaeda in the arabian peninsula'. "the ability to smuggle a, essentially, undetectable bomb onto a plane or some other location- i mean that's golden for al qaeda." >> reporter:western intelligence officials say al-asiri's behind the foiled 2009 'underwear-bomb' plot airliner approaching detroit on christmas day. and a 2010 plot to send bombs in printer-cartridges in cargo- planes bound for the u-s. >> reporter:both plots were foiled at the last minute. in 2009, al-asiri even planted a bomb on his own brother-- in his underwear or a body-cavity. >> reporter:the brother got close to saudi arabia's counter-terror chief and set it off-- killing himself, but not the saudi minister. >>he is absolutely ruthless. but not only is ibrahim al- asiri absolutely ruthless, he is, according to leading exp

. >> and it planned to attack forces that are guarding shipping in the red sea. they will attack the foreign embassies. and the u.s. and britain evacuated them earlier this week. and in less than two vehicles. and the president maintains that the use of drones is heavily con trained. >> america does not take the strikes when we can capture individual terrorists. >> the activity could force the administration to come up with plans to shut down the prison. under the plan they would be sent back to their home countries. and they are from yemen and some don't think it is safe to return. >> and they are closed in 19 countries around the world. and how long it will last next. >>> spouses of military spouses could get benefits that's from a memo. and it will provide ten days of leave in same sex relationships so they can travel where they can marry legally. this stems from the decision extending benefits to legally married same sex couples. >>> and back to school time here in the bay area and comes with a smart phone warning for students. the robberies have surged in sa

plot to fire missiles at embassies in the city and attack naval forces regarding shipping in the red sea. a spokesperson for the government said officials foiled the plan to take over two cities in southern yemen and attack gas and oil facilities. embassies and consulates in 19 countries are scheduled to remain closed through saturday. and all of this terrorist activity and threats spell trouble for the long promised goal to shut down the prison in cuba. i'll explain that connection between the prison and yemen when i see you next hour. live in washington. >>> same sex spouses of troops could get the heal care and other befores. that's according to a memo. it lays out a plan to provide 10 days of leave to military personnel in same-sex relationships so they can travel to states where they can marry legally. this comes out of the extension of benefits to same sex couples. >>> the sequestering will not the ground the planes for the capital air show. and officials talked about improving the event. there will be more planes than ever despite the cuts that grounded many jet teams. organizers

he may go to a town on the red sea.e also could go to a military hospital because at 85 years old, and in poor health he may need hospitalization for a while. so all anybody knows for sure here almost certainly he will be released from his current jail situation in about those eight hours from now, and everybody will have to watch and see what happens. now we do have to remember that he does face another trial. that trial begins in just four days. he does not have to appear in the courtroom at that time, but the legal maneuvers regarding him are certainly far from over. the only thing we know for sure is that he's not allowed to leave the country. >> david jackson in cairo tonight, david, thank you. >>> back in this country one of dozens of wildfires burning in the west is now threatening a national treasure. a 25 square mile fire is burning out of control in stanislaus national forest outside of yosemite national park. it's threatenin one of many firs ined. this is truly a wild, wildfire. 2,000 structures are under thr

we parted like the red sea. everybody got out of the way. >> right now police will not say if the person being detained is the driver. one person is still in critical condition. >>> rescue crews are waiting for daylight to really resume their search for a snowboarder possibly buried alive in oregon. the snowboarder was going through an ice tunnel on mount hood when it collapsed on top of him. he was with five other people who tried to dig him out but couldn't reap him. rescuers are using chainsaws in the slushy conditions, but it is hard for them. >>> you don't mess with kid rock. michigan police say they arrested a 43-year-old man who tried to break in north of detroit wednesday. these are surveillance pictures of the suspect taken from kid rock's house. the suspect clearly not going to let it stop minimum from getting inside. he used a white van. the rocker posted a description on the website and is offering a $5,000 reward. >>> new information overnight. there was no winner in the $300 million jackpot. check

you have marines on board ships in the red sea. you have them in europe, spain, italy. just several hours away by hour. all of those marines now regularly in the region for just their kind of situation. but positioned, erin so they could go anywhere from libya to egypt to the persian gulf, to be able to go as many places, because the big problem in a terrorist attack is you may not know ahead of time where it's coming from. >> barbara starr, thank you very much. i want to bring in now our intelligence security analyst along with the supreme allied commander wesley clark. i want to start with you. a threat in and of itself is not unusual. but a blanket warning across an entire region, that is unprecedented. what do you think they're looking at? >> you know, it is. 21 embassies and consulates is a lot. this is sending a message that we're under serious threat. i take it seriously. the worldwide travel, you know, warning is also very serious. i think they probably picked up some very good chatter, very specific that something's going to happen this sunday. at the same time

that is, drowned them in the red sea.d how i bear you (the nation of israel) on eagle's wings and brought you to myself." that is, out here into the sinai desert. "now therefore (here comes the opportunity)...now therefore, if (and it's positional, it depends on what israel does)...if you will obey my voice indeed and keep my covenant (this covenant of law that will be coming in the next chapter. if israel will be obedient to that) then you shall be a peculiar treasure (something of intrinsic value) unto me above all people for all the earth is mine." god's sovereign. if he wants to make one nation superceding all the others, that's his prerogative and that's what he's done. he has made israel now then above all the other people of the world. now verse 6, "and you (the nation of israel) shall be unto me a kingdom of priests." now those are the two key words. israel is to be looking forward to a kingdom in which every jew would be a priest, or a go-between between their god and the non-jewish world. now most people miss th

roughly 1,500 marines on ships in the red sea. around 500 marines split between italy and spain. you see that surround the region we've been talking about. they are posted there full time to respond if something happens in the area. >> thank you. so, this travel alert will impact americans all over the world for the next month. nick is live at hartsfield jackson airport, the busiest in the world. what are passengers telling you? >> dmesically, it's business as usual. those flying out this weekend will not expect delays. they are not going to be expe expecting long lines either. this is business as usual. internationally, there may be something going on. it's not going to be visible either. security, the state department says, will not change or we won't notice a change. we visited the international terminal today and it was calm over there. some passengers were oblivious to what was going on while others a little bit more worried than others. >> for the state department and ask the embassy to close to embassy on sunday, i mean, it's worrisome and i don't america's job with securi

king and the dream cross the red sea of apartheid and segregation.ut we have to cross the jordan of unequal economic path. we have to cross the jordan of continued discrimination and massive incarceration. we've got keep on fighting and we got vindicate and stand up and substantiate that the dream was not for one generation, the dream goes on until the dream is achieved. lastly we made it this far not because of what we had in our pocket but what we had in our hearts. not because of what we owned but because of who owned us. we thank a mighty god for giving us a martin luther king. we thank the mighty god that brought us a long way. he brought us from disgrace to amazing grace. he brought us from the butler to the president. he brought us from beulah to oprah. he brought us a mighty long way. we thank god for the dream. we'll keep on fighting until the dream is a reality. thank you and god bless. >> ladies and gentlemen please welcome randy jsh >> reverend sharpton as rain don't fall. chris matthews joining me as we don't watch the commemoration. we'

the last 24 hours or so, there was a rocket attack fired from egypt toward the israeli city on the red seasraeli iron dome missile defense system shot down this rocket. it exploded harmlessly causing some people to be nervous. it happened around 1:00 in the morning local time. a radical egyptian group has claimed credit for that and says there will be more attacks against israel. so we're seeing a border between israel and egypt that had long been quiet, long a source of stability in this region heating up. that is a source of real concern in the region. this as the israelis and palestinians are trying to get this carry initiative under way, trying to have a prisoner release, but at the same time israelis announcing new settlement units which obviously put palestinians on their backflip. no one in the region is very optimistic about these talks. what you're seeing right now is some evidence why people aren't optimistic. you have a relatively small prison release that some israelis oppose. palestinians are welcoming new settlements. these are same initiatives, same problems. not a lot of pe

it transited the suez, down the red sea, and was at last check near the port of aidan. we'll probably turn it around, send her back up through the suez again and into the eastern med. why is that important, andrea? because if you're going to hit assad and if he escalates against turkey, against jordan, against israel, you're going to want to have more firepower on station. now we've got air bases in turkey, weather fighters can deploy from. we've got a carrier air wing on the aircraft carrier that can be used to send sorties do syrian airspace. once you put a pilot over syrian airspace and given the capability of air defenses, you'll want to have combat search and rescue, helicopters and people ready to go into the water or on the beach. you'll want to have intelligence surveillance and reconnaissance, either drones or satellite imagery to look at the bomb damage assessment and figure out what have you hit and what weather do the targeters have to adjust gridpoints. you'll want other tape abilities including electronic war shear and jamming. you may want to have a cyber

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the attack targeted eilat on the red sea.icials said it's the first time israel's iron dome defense system had intercepted a rocket there. militants based in egypt's sinai peninsula claimed responsibility for the attack. another apparent u.s. drone strike in yemen killed two more militants late monday. it brings to 37 the number believed killed in the last two weeks amid warnings al qaeda in the arabian peninsula was planning attacks in the region. the group is considered the most dangerous branch of the terror network. the u.s. embassy in yemen remains closed as a result of the threat. in economic news, retail sales edged higher in july by 0.2%. the increase pointed to higher consumer spending. and on wall street, stocks inched a little higher, as well. the dow jones industrial average gained 31 points to close at 15,451. the nasdaq rose 14 points to close at 3,684. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to judy. >> woodruff: and we turn to a strict new voter i.d. law in north carolina, which is putting a spotl

spain and italy on to a higher state of alert. 1500 marines on board, three navy warships in the red sea will now remain off the coast of yemen ready to react. cnn has agreed to an administration's request to withhold details that helped trigger the response because the information is so sensitive. but the top republican on the senate intelligence committee confirms it's the controversial nsa electronic surveillance program that picked up the alarming terrorist chatter. >> what we have heard is some specifics on what's intended to be done and some individuals who are making plans such as we saw before 9/11. >> in the latest we've learned that defense secretary chuck hagel called secretary of state john kerry late last night to discuss the latest information about the threat. chris. >> all right, barbara. we have some new information we want to pack here. we want to get past the headlines. joining us now is fran townsend, cnn's national analyst and a member of the advisory board. morning, fran. let's talk about the news. just came across the wires. an attack on a passenger train, the econ