from washington, ross jordan reports. >> reporter: there is a lot of money to be made trying to protect soft government and commercial companies against cyber attacks. >> every day we gather 500 examples of malware. it's absolutely mind boggling. >> they told congress on thursday the problem is not going away. >> cyber threats to u.s. national and economic security are increasing in frequency, scale and the severity of impact. >> reporter: the attacks on u.s. government computers are constant. earlier the office of personal management was breached putting at risk 4 million current and former workers. the energy department's computer systems were breached more than 150 times between 2010 and 2014. those systems hold information about the u.s.'s nuclear weapons arsenal. and the pentagon said cash registers at its food courts were breached. putting at risk anyone who bought food or a snack with a credit card. >> ahead, jp morgan chase, have been subject to attacks. >> officials say the u.s. spent too much time trying to repair the damage and needs to go on the offense. >> a purely reactive

more from ross jordan in washington. >> reporter: the obama administration has made much of the fact that had has spent $4 billion in humanitarian aid for syrians. now the pressure is growing on the administration on bringing actual refugees to the united states. this is what the secretary of state, john kerry, had to say after a closed door meeting about the refugee problem earlier on capitol hill. >> i believe that the president made it clear, that wants the united states that has taken a role to do what we can. i just met with members this morning. we are committed to increasing the number of refugees that we take. and we are looking hard at the number that we can specifically manage with respect to the crisis in syria and europe. that's being vetted fully right now. i think at the appropriate time r we know what that number can be. >> however, there is growing criticism of the handling of the syrian refugee crisis even though the united states sits more than 10,000 kilometers away from syria. the secretary of state also noted that no decisions had been made yet but that there are

the obamaed a minute station's syria policy has come under scrutiny again in congress, ross jordan has more. >> reporter: we have seen the picture of rebels squaring off against isil in northern syria, what we haven't seen are the fighters the u.s. military plan today train to join that fight. it might be because so few have been trained. just 54 compared to the plan of 5,000. when they were deployed at midyear they were captured by al-nusra. on wednesday u.s. senators told military leaders their train and assist program is not working. >> can you tell us what the total number of trained fighters remain? >> it's a small number. and -- the ones that are in the fight is -- is -- is -- we are talking four or five. >> as i see it right now in four or five u.s.-trained fighters, let's not kid ourselves that's a joke. >> we are count on the ground our fingers and toes at this point when we had envisioned 5400 by the end of the year. >> reporter: senators also demanded confirmation of reports that the u.s. will now train syrians to call in coalition air strikes against isil targets. instead o

more on that from ross jordan in washington. >> the president obama administration made much of the fact that it spent more than 4 million in humanitarian aid for countries effected by the civil war. now the pressure is growing on the administration to bring the refugees to the united states, this is what the secretary of state john kerry had to say after a closed door meeting about the refugee problem demerl on capitol hill. >> well, i believe the president's made it clear that he wants the united states, which has always taken a leadership role with respect to humanitarian issue and refugees, to do what we can. i met with members this morning. we are committed to increasing the number of refugees that we take, and we are looking hard at the number that we can specifically manage with respect to the crisis in syria and europe in their migration to date. that is being vetted fully right now, and i think at the appropriate time we'll have a better sense of what the number can be. >> however, there is growing criticism of the obama administration's handling of the refugee crisis, even thou

erin: after his seven catches and a touchdown in the redskins opening loss, jordan ross has already been added to the injury report. he was limited in practice today with ace -- with a strained quadriceps. jackson is out three to four weeks with a hamstring injury and now there is an opportunity ross to stepshad up at the wide receiver position. >> i think confidence is high because of what he showed everybody in the season. i got to play with him a lot. i believe he has played the nfl. he was with us a lot less season. for a guy who is "never played in the nfl," he is pretty experienced. u,in: is the battle of the h hampton and howard. kickoff is at 7:30 for that one. the offense is not very spectacular so far this season. leon: all right. doug: for the next three days, tomorrow, sunny and 87. saturday, 87. sunday turns reading and cooler. steve is watching all of this with an update for the redskins. a 30% chance of showers for tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. by no means a done deal. steve will have more on those possibilities and with the pope coming. tens of thousands will be outsi

al jazeera's ross long islan roslind jordan is in washington, d.c. >> this is what secretary of state john kerry had to say about the refugee problem on capitol hill. >> the united states has always taken a leadership role with respect to humanitarian issues, particularly with refugees, we do what we can. i just met with members this morning. we're committed to increasing the number of refugees we can take, and we're looking hard at the number we can specifically manage with respect to the crisis in syria and europe and migration today. but that's being vetted, and i think at the appropriate time we'll release what that number could be. >> there is growing criticism of the handling of the syrian refugee crisis even though the united states sits for than 10,000 kilometers away from syria. the secretary of state also noted that no decisions had been made yet, but that there are active consultations under way on how the u.s. can best respond to the crisis. >> a camera woman has been caught on camera tripping refugees as they fled. she's seen here in tripping and kicking a girl. she was r

from jordan they occupied the west bank of the jordan river, including the rest of jerusalem. rossafter the six-day war, after the victory in '67, with the unification of jerusalem, one of the very first things done by a labor-led government was to make it clear that jerusalem would never be divided again. narrator: israel had moved its capital to jerusalem in 1950, but now it redrew and expanded the city's boundaries. the green line once separated the jewish neighborhoods in orange from the arab neighborhoods in yellow. but after the '67 war, jewish neighborhoods began appearing in east jerusalem. they applied the same strategy in the occupied west bank and golan heights. but victory and occupation did not bring peace. israel fought its arab neighbors again in 1973. they battled lebanese militias and the palestine liberation army, or plo, in the north. although israel returned the sinai in 1981, terror campaigns persisted through the '70s and '80s in the west bank and gaza. hoping to eventually trade land for peace, israel gambled on a 1993 plan negotiated in oslo. the main thing

ross sorkin. we'll talk about the fed and the market reaction in a moment. but first, check this out everybody. close friend of the show. jordanpieth hitting a hole in one. yes it happened on par 3. the par 3 2nd at conway farms golf club. that's in lake forest illinois. one bounce off the run on to the green and right into the bottom of the cup. >> wow. >> okay. let's get you caught up on the market news in the morning. got to love that. u.s. equity futures at this hour after the feds decision not to move. >> janet yellen and the feds. it is a group. and he's not even complaining. >> he's not complaining. >> dow looks like it would open down about 55 points right now. just broke up to 57 points. s&p 500 down 7.5 points as well and the nasdaq open off about 17 points. the fed of course, we're doing it again. we're doing it every day. >> what if they had raised what would the markets have done. >> no idea. >> 110 points to 7-year-old 0 interest rate policy. market odds for december hike still above 60%. but rbs suggesting that markets are currently pricing the first full rate rise for march and the expert of the morning was her