rosalyn maz the latest from washington, d.c., you have been following the story, it does seem there's a bit of a miss understanding if you want to call it that, about whether the missiles ballistic missile program was actually part of the nuclear deal, what more can you tell us? >> . >> there are international prohibitions against iran for iran trying to expand it's program. but the iranian president has been saying on twitter, is that this is part of the country's national security program, and that he has cented the military to expand the building of additional missiles for their arsenal. obviously a very strong response, how are they likely to respond to this? >> well, i have received comments from a state department of official, and i am going to quote this person now. we are not going to respond to every comment from iranian officials. we will continue to do so, including works closely to bolster their defenses against such threats. while thed a ministration is not confirming the details of the original reports which came out overnight, about the plans to carry out sanctions, one

rosalyn jordan, al jazeera, washington. >> so very sad unfortunate milestone. and now spending 500 days in prison, since his initial arrest. what more have you been hearing about what is going on behind closed doors and of course about his condition at the moment. >> the fact that he has held him for that long, suggesting that it has any evidence or real reason, just add adds to this travesty of justice. >> we are hearing in the report that there has been some criticism of the way the u.s. administration has approached this, do you personally feel as though the u.s. government has been doing enough to secure jason's release? >> well, we have been grateful for the strong statements that the u.s. has made throughout the process about the outrage it feels about the imprisonment, but the plain truth is that whatever has being done, is not working. and we do believe that mrs. more that can be done from the very highest levels of the administration, to convey to iran the outrage that is felt, and the fact that inevitably this out to carry consequences do you have con

rosalyn jordan is live for us, we are seeing i guess you can call an intensification. >> you can very well call it an intensification. >> before this special expedition force, what has been happening with the 3500 military advisors already inside of iraq. >> american special operators bring a unique sweep of capabilities that make them force multipliers. to help us garner valuable ground intelligence, further enhance our air campaign and above all enable local forces that can hold territory occupied by isil. >> the question during tuesday's hearing, but this hasn't been enough of a robust discussion about this really because even though the administration said at the end of october, that it was looking at taking these sorts of steps to increase it's -- it's actions against isil, there hasn't really been a full throated public debate about it the way we are seeing, for example, in the united king come. so with the announcement that mrs. going to be this force, essentially, for all intents and purposes is going to be working very close to the front line, if not right on it. you may see

rosalyn jordan, al jazeera, washington. >>> iraqi forces and sunni tribal fighters say they are frightening their grip on ramadi after recapturing it, sweeping and clearing operations are underway there. isil said it launched a counter offensive. joining us from erbil, stamina, the government still celebrating their victory in ramadi, the p.m. visiting it, of course, raising the flag, but he seems to be unaware that there's still a lot more that still has to be done. >> the celebration seems to be limited to the higher echelons of power, the leadership of the security forces on the ground are still confronting a number of attacks from isil fighters. isil sources have told us that they've carried out at least three suicide bombings in central ramadi and another bombing in eastern ramadi. the iraqi forces have been trying to push back isil from other parts of ramadi. they are in full control of the south and southwest, but they're still struggling to enter the north and take over the central parts. they've been using rockets and vehicle bombs that are actually fortified. they try and get clos

rosalyn. it was so out there and so different. i loved her.she started with the nails and it was really fun. and it was supporting so it wasn't the worst schedule. what's interesting about this is that you are the female lead. david russell says that kind of -- saying something big about you and think about what he believed in his maker. >> i feel a responsibility anyway. a logistical responsibility that comes with it. completing a big movie. it's beyond time. you have to work hard long hours. the responsibility. >> no acting classes. >> had amazing directors. a been very fortunate to have unbelievable directors. i've always loved it. >> what is it you think? >> >> extraordinary reviews people talk about you and hear donald sutherland at how brilliant that child jennifer and change your name to jennifer lawrence olivier. just give it away and call her serve area >> david o russell said to me >> i watched her grow up as we first met her on silver linings playbook. girlalked in a 20-year-old who was not famous. she asked what it's like to be fam

this is along didn't in rosalyn. if you are not familiar, the park is broken to two part. one is south of fort meyer drive, where we are now with the tons of concession and a live band. on the other side, western end to the park they have the bonfire. we hang out here a little longer. back to you. jonathan: thank you. the weather is so nice. we're in december and other part of the country is shuffling the snow. steve: a lot of snow. rain from the east and northwest. take advantage of el nino. alison: thank you. jonathan: showdown over maintaining trees is coming to a head in maryland. alison: plus, on the verge of an agreement of the global climate talk. congress takes a step that could throw a wrench in the works. >> but first, i don't through will be a celebrity like him again. i don't think there could be in today's world. >> celebrating the seng tenial of the voice of -- sen tenial of the voice -- alison: from the smithsonian to the music hall this week washingtonians are celebrating entertainer franksyal tra centennial -- frank sinatra's centennial. jonathan: maureen

we are at gateway park in rosalyn across key bridge. this is interesting. gateway park is divided in the western side and the eastern side. here on the eastern side of the park, local merchants and the companies set up here. bazaar. b-a z, not b-i-z. bazaar. they have food, band fire, music, bands. fun way to spend friday evening. weather is not a problem. look at the forecast through the evening and the overnight hours. we are going to see mostly clear skies. the temperatures are only going to drop in 50's. so many places the it's only slightly lower than the average temperatures. the temperatures that are warm for us, are average that folks in the jackson, florida, enjoy every december. so enjoy the sunshine here. steve rudin will have more details to see if there is a sign of any cold air coming our way anytime soon. gateway park in rosslyn, back to you. jonathan: morning commute that was a might mare. one person kill and three others hurt. crash on the wellson bridge. they are trying to figure out what went wrong. jeanette reyes takes us inside the inve

. >> rosalyn jordan live for us now, the colonel there saying that's as far as he is going to go on but they gave other information about the remaining nine isil leaders that they claimed to have killed. >> as part of the isil leadership, they even noted that one person, who was from bangladesh originally, was one of the i.t. people, one of the people who maintained the computer network for isil. so there is much more and email, so it does raise some questions about was doing one inside syria, and two, exactly, how he was working the alleged master mind, the recent paris attacks. so this is a situation that does bring really back to to before, the concern the obama administration and orr western countries say they had about isil. not just at the group had claimed territory inside both syria and in iraq. but was attracting people from other countries who rushed from the battlefield, and perhaps try to carry out attacks against interest in their home countries. abu that bill. >> and the man himself, killed in syria, what do we know of him. >> apparently he was from a family of mock rock c

. >> our washington correspondent rosalyn jordan has more. >> there are a couple of reasons why the u.s. defense secretary ash carter called on the members of the g.c.c. and other middle eastern countries to do more militarily against isil. the first is to try to combat the perception that the u.s. led airstrikes against isil are really u.s. airstrikes against isil. carter wants to underscore the point that other countries have been taking part in the air war and certainly the countries that were there at the beginning, including jordan and the united arab emmets really should be more involved, more engaged in trying to parts of isil's infrastructure and in terms of going after isil fighters. the other part is this, it's to push back against domestic political pressure here in the united states where notably a number of congressional republicans want to see a more robust u.s. military operation against isil in iraq. before the armed services committee on thursday, trying to persuade the senators that the u.s. military could theoretically carry out a large scale operation against isil bu

. >> the operation and let's go to rosalyn jordan live now for us in washington, d.c.hat is the story here? >> well, this is really an intensification of the u.s. led coalitions effort, to try to get rid of isil in both iraq and in syria. but as you noted this is particularly focused on iraq. and this is a little more of why ash carter says this special expedition marry targeting force is going to be deployed inside iraq. >> that make them force multipliers. they will help us garner valuable ground intelligence, further enhance our air campaign, and above all enable local forces that can regain, and then hold territory occupied by isil. >> already americans special forces as we know, was announced on the ground in syria. and this is different from. >> this is something that the obama administration said. back on october 30th that it was going to be doing, that it was going to for example be relying more heavily on raids to try to find key isil personnel, and take them off the battlefield, but what we are really seeing during this hearing before the house armed services

arrested on domestic violence charges this morning, accused of assaulting his girlfriend at his home in rosalyn heights yesterday this morning. he was released without bail and ordered to stay away from the victim. his lawyer denies the charges. he was fired from satellite radio last year following a series of racially charged tweets. >>> police are trying to figure out who stole several packages from a brooklyn building. police released photos of the two men they want to question in the burglary. it happened last month inside a building on marcy avenue in bed- stuy. by fedex earlier in the day. >>> combating groups use of social media to radicalize americans. senator chuck schumer supports a bill aimed at modernizing how authorities decode messages on social media. he says the program is necessary because extremists can reach impressionable people through the internet that they are not able to interact with in person. >> the federal government must make sure that we're on the cutting edge when it comes to how we decipher, disrupt and decode social media communications made by terror suspects a

that dna research, there was watson and crick but there was also rosalyn franklin.id: your question reminded me that i was thinking of the arts. i am wondering why i didn't write it down. i hadn't thought about film in place. i was thinking more in terms of the visual arts. there is a literature in our history about the myth of the great artist. which has some important parallels with what we are talking about. similar things are accomplished. both film and stage are great examples. even this idea of competition among directors for credit. even that oversimplifies a bit. it suggests that the only the basic narrative of the creative process. the suggested thing about what you have raised. who are behind the actor or actress that you see are actually responsible for that work? there is a tremendous about there. >> i am a historian of science in philadelphia. helpful ins were understanding the tension between history of science and intellectual history. it is much harder to think of between history of science and history of intellectuals. this has been an ongoing theme

>> anchor: hot wheels in rosalyn date. crews on the scene after a car crashes if a poll and burst into >> anchor: an accident in stoughton claims the life of a father. serious charges >> anchor: plus, the investigation into that run away red line train continues as the train's operate gets ready to answer some tough questions. >> anchor: the patriots on a mission to beat the texans, but the question remains, is gronk in or out for tonight's big matchup? ' jennifer egan . >> anchor: i'm kris anderson. we'll have details of those stories including the patriots big show down over in texas straight ahead on 7 news today in new england. first, let's take i live look outside this morning. another pretty decent day for december, especially jenn? >> anchor: warm out there, but chris lambert we're seeing clouds today . >> anchor: we'll hold a lot more of those clouds and that will hold the temperatures down into the upper 40's and lower 50's. done expect much change temperature-wise as we go through the day. it may even slide becom

rosalyn number denimed 34 your mother of two was inside the store with her loving your daughter is astore with goes back without paying at that point they're confronted by security she has not been seen since we have a chance to talk to the daly city police department who was handling this and she is still on the run investigators check locations where she was known to be involved ease back and on this side of the bay and the have not had any luck locating the level your girl is still in tile protective services custody opposite them the to for any clues to convince someone to step forward and tell the more she is >>darya: a custodian from the elementary school told authorities there were found and they called the staff and the police as well when out and check the convict and a safe place to turn it was not a threat in light of the senate in washington cancer to imagine how concerned they were when i heard the word terrorism use and that message the schools to avoid for police to check before sending such messages they believe the graffiti was gang-related the contacted the fbi and

to have for a loving your daughter still and she abandoned her on november 24th to their part to rosalynr-old daughter after saying and try to still the image of the total dollar to fight the officers and run before falling the store herself she still has not come back to retrieve her daughter the have no idea where she is the talk to shop for about the case. >>: i think it is for--horrible. >>reporter: have is a mural is now and talk to to to services they're asking that anyone who knows anything about the mother contact them. >>darya: and not to the elementary school was shut down from the discovery of a possible terrorist threats a call from school district alerted parent about the to question one count tells us that she does not appreciate the reference to terrorism and that message. that is a disturbing voice message there received from the elementary school and the layoff thursday morning. >>haaziq madyun: a shocking message dr. benicia johnson had two children enrolled in the elementary school she says she has major concerns with the words of possible terrorism then use to describ

inside of the beltway heavier through west falls church and rosalyn. meantime 295 an costa freeway.bound accident at mamcomx. and then further north in the northbound left lane we are blocked with a stalled car between howard and 11th street bridge. melanie back to you. >> anchor: and thank you. fire crews from both howard and prince george counties work to pout a house fire in laurel t broke out in attic and first floor of the home on north second. crews say the home was vacant novel word on what started the fire. >> and new crash test prompts v-dot to replace guardrails on roads across state. an investigation found that several crashes where a guardrail punched through a vehicle pierce tinglike a knife. guardrails are supposed to crumb and he will stop the vehicle. v-dot said it should be done by next fall. and you can get more news, traffic and weather updates on good morning washington. on newschanel 8. hope you have a great friday. (vo) always a warm welcome. always a friendly hello. always a perfectly flaky crust. always mrs. smith's flaky crust pies. the only one made with re