--are running a human-source running a human source in isil is difficult and dangerous. charlie: but you do it. david: we do it. but we also combined with the human intelligence we collect the intelligence we collect in the open source. this is something that the cia has been doing throughout its history, taking what is given to us in the open and combining that with what we collect clandestinely. charlie: another part of the battle against i.s. -- isis or isil is that we read reports of the pentagon supporting some rebel troops in syria, some troops.ad, anti-isis the cia is supporting others. how widespread is back? there have been a number of reports. david: i'm not going to get into what the agency may be doing in terms of supporting anybody in syria. kurds,k with the syrian which you are referring to, has been an important element of what the defense department has been doing in syria. there are factions among factions among kurds, certainly -- in syria there are an array of groups that are anti-assad, and -- anti-isil. them areand some of anti-assad, anti-isil, and

those are the two principal sources. the third is the extortion of the population they're dominating. on the banks and on the money that they took out of the vaults, that's not a recurring revenue source. it's a one-time hit. they can drain the banks of this cash, but it's not being replenished. and as you may have seen in the last, you know, month or two, the coalition has been targeting cash depots where i.s.i.s. has been storing the cash, bombing them and incinerating their cash. >> rose: and knocking out their finance guys. >> their finance guys, so haji imam, the deputy, was head of their finance operation. >> rose: when you take out somebody's principal, how long does it take to replace someone of equal talent? >> what we've seen in other circumstances and al quaida is probably the best case study of this is, over time, it's very difficult to replace the folks who are lost, and i think, with i.s.i.l, the people who are around abudua, our assessment is he surrounded himself with the most capable people he can find i

the president's daily briefing might be mostly about open sources. if you are talking about decision making in a place like north korea the chances of getting everything you need from open sources are dim and you will need some of the secret intelligence from the book. some of the people who receive the book, the non-presidents, people who read it while the president was getting the book like a secretary of state or national security advisor, several told me i thought it wasn't better than "the new york times" some days or in some cases "the new york times" was better. that depends on the story and and what they are doing. there are things they would only get from there. you will not see the collection in the new york times like you do in the daily briefing. >> once cnn came on the scene, you know, you would get a ticktock or play by play like what it was like in the paris attacks. it was trying to give a different kind of take on what is going on. >> what might be going on might be different than what appears. that is analysis and assessment. it is

south korea military sources say they were launched from wonsan. the second exploded right after its launch. they believe each attempt involved a muse dan ballistic missile. the missile exploded in the air. earlier in the day, south korean president said there's a possibility the north could conduct another nuclear test ahead of next week's ruling workers party congress. she issued a stern warning. >> translator: north korea will have no future if it conducts a nuclear test. >> japanese defense minister nakatani said he could not rule out the possibility of more provocative actions by korea. >> translator: japan's defense ministry will work with the united states and south korea on information gathering and surveillance activities. >> the government wants local officials to check the j alert system that issues emergency information to the public, including news of a missile launch. in a speech in beijing, chinese president xi jinping vowed to keep peace on the korean peninsula. >> translator: as a neighbor, we will not allow war to break out on the

the source tells "e.t." they hated each other. didn't speak on set. bad the two were reportedly sent to couples therapy. >> this pair ain't alone. >> you go to work every and work opposite an actor like tom hardy. >> wait. what? that's called press. she got real on working on mad max. they bleeping went at it. it was like a family road trip that never went anywhere. they drove each othee crazy. bad does it get between enemies? remember these t the animosity between ann curry and matt lauer allegedly got her fired from the "today" show. we haven't seen much of her on tv since. >> matt is influential in many ways behind the scenes. >> and katherine heigl had a falling out with seth rogan after she sort of knocked a comment. she talked about it on howard stern. >> i ran into him in a restaurant like hey. they were like, ugh. iwas, like, europe real >> stars are good at faking come on, they're actors. except when they're dancers. >> my least ffvorite ian -- >> it made me want to slit my wristt. >> she said that. cheryl burke went off it was like having ia

he goes to a second source. private labor recruiting association, an organized effort to recruit the labor force of their own. weeks in advance, he notifies the association of his needs. the farmer knows that if the domestic supply is short, the association can, if authorized, supply braceros to compensate for the shortage. why is this so critical? if labor is not on hand when the crop is ready, the crop and the farmer's investment is lost. which is why days before the harvest date, he revisits the form placement service to see whether enough domestic labor is available to meet needs. even if this agency doesn't have enough, the farmer is not authorized to import braceros until he proves that the farmers own recruiting service has utilized all seasonal domestic labor available. federal law says that the farmer can bring in only the number of braceros required to fill the gap. for a better understanding, why not interview the agents? what you might answering a few questions? >> i would be glad to. >> do you get m

they didn't even go to get an independent source and said their independent source was a source, an expert that the corey camp gave to them. the entire situation seems sketchy. >> you feel it was not handled fairly by the prosecutors. >> they talked about trump lifting his arm. i must have touched him. the reason he was lifting his arm was because he was getting a pen out of his jacket. i think a lot of it is weird. you look at the prosecutors and his wife's social media. they are at donald trump's resort all of the time. you look at the prosecutors wife owns a pr firm. you look at the pr firm's website and she talks about why you should work with her pr firm because she has lots of great working relationships and the first picture is her and donald trump and her and trump's wife. i can't speak for anyone else but if i were a prosecutor and my wife was trying to mono tiez her relationship with donald trump and it's right on her website i would rekuz myself from the itch situation. >> i want to go back to the night of this incident. afterwards, you said you were jolted, grabbed tightly by t

sources say this 25 year old mao had no criminal history. they're recovering evidence, bue since this afternoon wernoo understand from sources that they were watching his every move at the news station. and then a robot was able to w make its way to the and find the car that was burning in flames and trace the maryland plates back to this home and that's how they located the suspect's house. now they saturday on this house pretty much all afternoon until the suspect's father arrived ono the scene here. according to sources, the father has been fully cooperative this entire afternoon.erno now, the suspect's facebook s page, a telltale sign of what was to come today.e you can see the surgical mask he's wearing in his profile picture, the very same mask he's believed to have worn today.. it's being described basically b as a panda outfit onsituate. a flash drive in under that, a surgical mask covering his face. at first site appeared to be an explosive. those devices were actuallyy chocolate candy bars wrapped in aluminum foil with wiring conne

because of the nature of what we do here in the port, there is a lot of mobile sources. there is a lot of combustion that comes with those mobile sources. vessels have large engines. at one point, they were burning dirty bunker fuel that was very black and had a lot of toxins in it. we have been very successful in coming up with strategies and programs to reduce the overall emissions from those sources. where we are seeing right now today, we are on the long beach container terminal. we call it our middle harbor project. when it opens up, the phase one portion of it, where we are standing right now, will be opening up in the middle of april and may for full operation. it will be the most modern and

sources. pulling all that information together to give the president what they assess the president needs to know that day about something going on in the world. it might be a crisis, it might be a pending coup. it might be a longer-term issue. mr. president, you need to be aware of this dynamic. and each day this book is compiled. its format and delivery style have changed over the decades. that's where a lot of rich stories in the book come from. it's trying to get objective, timely and, hopefully, accurate analysis of world events to the president of the united states and to whomever the president also designates can receive it, usually just a handful of people. >> one of the things i was very impressed with was the amount of reasonable care that you did -- research that you did. i think i it'd be interesting to share that with the audience. >> my stories are boring compared to the wider sweep of history. the book is not a memoir. i interviewed all of the living former president, all of the

sources say the members expressed concern over the launches and are working on a statement drafted on the initiative of the united states. >> -- very clear violations of security council resolutions. this is a threat to japan's national security. >> a state department spokesperson condemned the tests. >> we once again call on these actions to cease. and as i think i indicated in a response to this earlier, we have every intention of having this discussion in the u.n. >> the security council adopted a resolution last month calling for sanctions against north korea, but the country has continued to engage in provocative actions. >>> nhk has learned a north korean cargo passenger vessel was operating in the same waters as a submarine when the north launched a sub missile. sources told nhk they've established where the cargo passenger ship was sailing by analyzing satellite imagery and other evidence. the sources say the vessel's movements were coordinated with the north korean submarine when an apparent launch took place off the coast of japan on april 23th. sources say the ship may have

the drone paper source notes. if a drone attack kills more than one person, there's no guaranty that those persons deserve their fate so it's a phenomenal gamble. drone strike are obama's weapon of choice because they don't result in casualties, a politically advantageous thing to do, no cost, no u.s. casualties according to former director denise blair, it plays well domestically and it's unpopular only in other countries and the damage it does to the national interest only shows up over the long term. part of the damage as flynn pointed out that it creates a new reason to fight us even harder. the united nations charters mandate for peaceful resolution except in self-defense is not a pipe dream. a study from the ram corporation concluded that 43% of incidents involving terrorist groups indicated by a peaceful political resolution with their government. 40% were penetrated and eliminated by local police agencies and only 7% were ended by the use of military force. in describing how the special operations communit

, 10 of those drinking water sources were the newark legacy charter school. the epa's acceptable level of lead and water is 15 parts per billion and some of the samples from water fountains, the levels were more than 10 times that. the school district began offering free blood tests to 17,000 students who attend class in the initial 30 schools that had elevated lead results. >> we're not forcing people to get lead testing right. we don't know how many parents are going to come forward. >> the mayor says the water supply is fine but old pipes in the aging building are to blame for the spike in lead levels. >> reporter: earlier this week the city's mayor continued his call for outside help to address the city's lead issues. he estimates that it could cost more than $1 billion to fix the city's crumbling infrastructure. reporting live from newark, >>> time is now 4:32. we've got traffic and weather on the 2's. john's off. >> good morning, feels like a summer morning out there, starting off in the 60s. the air is sticky. we have showers on the way. variable winds

police sources tell us the mother's boyfriend is the one who shot the child. tee off after the shooting but turned himself into police last night. sources say he confessed to shooting the girl accidentally while he was playing with the gun in their home. investigators originally reported the sister shot her by accident. right now the boyfriend remains in custody while the district attorney's office looks into possible charges. >>> in kensington more breaking news, three people dead and fourth person in the hospital after a shooting inside of a row home. the deadly incident began around 3:45. police responded to shots fired on east westmoreland street. according to investigators, the gunman told him he didn't want to leave the home but he admitted he had shot someone there. >> detectives from homeland security unit, hostage negotiators working with police radio were able to talk the subject down without any use of force and without any injury to police or civilian. it's been a long night. unfortunately here it's been quite a tragic night. >> sources tell nbc 10

>> a source telling us britney is kept under a cllse watch. alcohol is not allowed anywhere backstage. as for the shoot in 2012, she is scheduled to be deposed in l.a. next monday. >> my life is kind of like an open book to the tabloids. it's kind of hard to step away completely from it. but you just do. >>> a who's who from the world of politics to pop showed up at a time 100 event. the magazine says these folks are the most influential. our senior news editor was in the middle of it all. she found out it's quite interesting when these worlds collide. >> it's a little surreal. >> melissa was honored by her ghostbusters director. >> everybody is wondering. how was it onset? >> it was so sentimental. kind of felt like we hadn't skipped a beat. >> mccarthy was also overwhelmed for her and hubby to be sharing a red carpet with so many stars. >> i want to see how many people i can actually get to talk to. >> let's see how she did. joe biden, ariana grandy. she brought her grandma who watched ariana nail this performance. the business moguls also b

. >> reporter: sources say multiple people including petrov and his girlfriend stay here. a woman wearing pajamas is also in handcuffed. >> overnight, neighbors say someone was shot outside the house. >> i didn't know any suspicious in ig was going on. >> it wasn't the first time fbi agents raid the home. abc 7 news released video of a raid. petrov wasn't on their radar, but when agents entered the home, he was inside. during that raid, he was arrested in connection with controlled substances and a firearm. but he was never charged. in an exclusive interview with abc 7 news wednesday, he said it wasn't him. >> i don't know what you're talking about, man. >> federal sources say the latest raid is independent of the overnight shooting. agents walked him away the home and put him in this ford before driving off. >> fbi sources say the warrant and search warrant are sealed for now, but will likely be unsealed after his initial court appearance, and that's very likely to be on monday. reporting live in san francisco, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >> melanie, thank you. new at 11

they had a plantation here that was a reliable source of income. when she was offered more than 200,000 euros, she agreed. when the trees had all been removed in the ground does up she was told her material was worthless. she was left with 10,000 euros compensation and a plot of land that was no longer usable. >> i had a small snack bar on the road and i was hoping to invest the money in that. now all the palm trees are gone. i have no income anymore. i am left with nothing. >> malaysia's days of mining are numbered. experts say if it resumes at this pace all deposits will be exhausted within a few years. but the damage to the environment will remain for a long time to come. >> malaysia and indonesia are the world's largest producers of palm oil. plantations in these two countries make up the equivalent of around 12 million football fields. mainly to the detriment of forests. it would be good to find an alternative to palm oil. these few drops could be a mini revolution. this oil has the same properties as palm oil. it was developed by the universi

we have inside sources who have a pipeline. >> this is ugly. >> this is our top story. abc's new soap opera as the kelly and michael turn. >> the news that i'm leaving the sho and going to "g.m.a." full-time. i was reading some stuff and i it was not a eulogy, people. >> michael kicked off "live" by thanking viewers but he did not mention co-host kelly ripa even once. we learned that the ripa omission was pointed o strahan during a commercial break and just before sign off he circled back as an afterthought. >> kelly, i thank you. i love you. everyone else here at "live" and i'm not going to cry on tv. i promise you. >> a source telling us that kelly was thrust into the drama at the last minute. she was called last night after 10::0 p.m. by a producer to fill in. anna's instagram places her at a hillary clinton victory party at the time. she was told michael's exit would not be mentioned on the show but that changed minutes before going live. >> anna was great. >> audience members told us there waa no official explanation about kelly's absence. >> i was thinking she was

and this source and that way we can understand. >> the only person that can fool is the person thatreate that chart. >> if any pc you have a database too coming back has a database and you have one the see through tabs were the same in those areas so that would be great to provide that on venture capital and private equity as different people are reporting to you. >> the difference (inaudible). >> km has been that (inaudible). >> okay. >> if you can't provides any thrills that it won't matter. >> i think what and then says if isn't that really a chief investment officers call this is what i'll use and he signs off p on that shouldn't that be a policy instead of deciding onramp with which one we'll use. >> what's the industry normal that's what they use it would be good to know that. >> okay. we're going to have to sorry- >> we're going to have to keep on moving a lot of agenda ahead of us let's take public comment on this discussion. >> sorry guys. >> no, no that's fine. >> no public comment is closed. public comment is closed. >> item 7 thank you that would be helpful. >> 7 discuss

. >> reporter: sources say multiple people including petrov and his girlfriend stay here. a woman wearing pajamas is also in handcuffed. >> overnight, neighbors say someone was shot outside the house. >> i didn't know any suspicious in ig was going on. >> it wasn't the first time fbi agents raid the home. abc 7 news released video of a raid. petrov wasn't on their radar, but when agents entered the home, he was inside. during that raid, he was arrested in connection with controlled substances and a firearm. but he was never charged. in an exclusive interview with abc 7 news wednesday, he said it wasn't him. >> i don't know what you're talking about, man. >> federal sources say the latest raid is independent of the overnight shooting. agents walked him away the home and put him in this ford before driving off. >> fbi sources say the warrant and search warrant are sealed for now, but will likely be unsealed after his initial court appearance, and that's very likely to be on monday. reporting live in san francisco, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >> melanie, thank you. new at 11

they are very movie i wanted to use them as historical sources. i set off on this harebrained project which took 10 years and after that i wanted everything to do with the holocaust, nazis, children. i got intrigued about one thing which was as part of the work if you want to situate german children, your situate against their parents and that adults aside ended became clear to me that german society going on with this were virtually to defeat of saddam historical decried that and had the same which increasingly sounded like an alibi that all germans had been defeated. the german army's first huge defeat in stalingrad in late february for three but some of the turning point was as if you couldn't say you were not there but you could say we did not want to be there and we are waiting for all to be over. ask yourself, how does a whole society go on with total war for over two more years? these are huge periods of time in huge amount of commitment. >> and t. j., what drew you to custer? >> failure really was the starting point. i was, i am very fasci

sources tell us police arrested the eldest son of the slain couple in the tracy area. ironically the police chief and tracy is a former top cop here in san jose. police have been looking for robby for questioning. they cleared the youngest son of wrong doing shortly after the murders. a family member found the bodies and called police reporting they had been victims of a double homicide. there were strange writings left behind on the walls of the homes. one said, "sorry, my first kill was clumsy." victims were active members of the evergreen islamic center but police said this was not a hate crime, but the couple was likely killed by someone familiar to them. >> over the last two days, several sources told me that the parents, the victims, appeared to not agree with the eldest son's sexual orientation. no motive yet. >>> new twist involved in a beating scandal. it involved a gold necklace. deputy sold the necklace in november during the beating. the public defender released the video petrov is suing the sheriff's department for the beating. >>> a search for a man and m

the source, heavily edited videos. some of the same documents today or tossed around by the republicans in 2,000. as we all know, that hearing fell apart and the key witness who accused the gpo profiting admitted under oath that he had lied in the video. suddenly those invoices and fee schedules did not seem like such a smokinga smoking gun. they were not then and are not now. yet here we are again, another example to a majority going to extreme lengths to smear organizations against him all federal and state investigations have found no evidence of violation of law knowing that the smears will endanger the lives of people who work for these organizations and that is why i said this committee is worse than mccarthy investigations because mccarthy endanger people's lives.people's lives. -- sorry jobs, this committee knowingly is endangering people's lives. and the other goal of eliminating witness choices and degrading doctors. now, i would like to ask you a couple questions. we just received yesterday a letter to the c

the sources told kpix 5 that a suspect has been arrested for the murder of golam and shamima rabbi. the man is in custody, their oldest son. the couple was found dead in a their home on sunday. a message behind their bodies read sorry, my first kill was clumsy. >>> there is a new twist on the case involving bay area deputies caught on camera beating a suspect. new video shows an officer may have stolen the victim's chain. joe vazquez has more >>> reporter: >> my eyes just popped open because i could not believe what i was seeing. >> reporter: the enhanced surveillance footage released jeff adachi shows a white circle around a sheriff's deputy twirling something shiny in his hand. >> what you see on the video is one of the deputies, not the deputies involved in the beating, but one that came afterward, and we believe that he was a superior officer, and he is swinging that chain around. >> reporter: a gold chain which adachi says belongs stanislaus petrov. he led police on a high-speed chase earlier. another video shows deputies hitting the suspect over and over again with the nightst

. >>> sources tell the associated press 16 u.s. service members have been disciplined for mistakes that lead to the bombing of a civilian hospital in afghanista they received administrative punishment. the pentagon is expected to release a full report tomorrow. >>> pat roberts is blocking a vote on the nomination of eric fanning to be the next army secretary. he won't allow a vote until president barack obama promises no detainees from guantanamo bay will be moved to fort levinworth kansas. senator john mccain said it's unfair to block the nomination over an unrelated issue. if confirmed, he would be the first openly gay leader of a u.s. military service. >>> you will need a jacket and umbrella tomorrow? >> topper shutt is tracking the wet weather. >> i'm trying to do what i say and say what i do. it's raw out here. here is the radar the last hour. light rain pushing through town across nats park. heavier activity began to fire up al we are in the stable sector of air. we zoom in and look at light activity past top bowie out 50 and

a source called me to tell me that soldiers had beaten a man to death. he also told me it was too dangerous to go to charkh, so i drove as close as i could - to the provincial capital. this is the video i shot just days after the operation. >> at first it seemed like another footnote in the war. but after i returned home to copenhagen, more details began to emerge from my contacts in charkh. then six months later the un came out with its 2014 report citing civilian casualties. i found a short reference to the operation in it. >> the operation resulted in 28 civilian casualties (15 deaths and 13 injured). >> fifteen dead. how could fifteen civilian deaths from a joint us and afghan military operation go by almost unnoticed to the outside world? the report said that the international and afghan security forces denied civilian casualties. i knew i needed to go back to afghanistan if i'd any chance of finding out the truth. in 2009, eight years into the war in afghanistan, the united nations started trying to systematically document civilian casualties. 2014

sources say it does not appear to have been dangerous. with despeak with the mother of that intern, a -- we did speak with the mother of that intern. she told us he's doing okay. he was sent home by car service last night around 11:00. trump tower last night after a high school intern from westchester opened a letter with white powder inside. sources say he was in a fifth floor office where volunteers make calls and open mail. fdny hazmat responded to the 9- 1-1 call around 8:00 along with the nypd and city department of health. sources say the intern was decontaminated as a precaution. about half a dozen others including a police officer were monitored also as a precaution. all of this went on as the republican front runner campaigned in california. this is not the first time trump has been targeted. back in march his son eric trump and his wife received a threatening letter at their home at trump park east on central park south warning donald trump to drop out of the presidential race or harm would come to his family. the envelope also

a>> how realistic to think it is regional funding source. >> it has to be done. it is realistic because it has to be done. without it, we will not be able to run the system the way we need to run it. it will be unreliable. you will have the system we have, no one once that system. >> you think it is more important than the request from congress? >> it is regional funding source. equally important. we are sure going into the next year. it is on the operating side. just operate the system. we are going into labor negotiations, which we always lose. all of those collectively will cost us more money. >> some would say you have to address the safety management issue first and then asked for money. they go together. management is too hard to address. but i am focused on is safety and reliability and the money needed to address the issues. you heard the example. on the enclosures, best way to do this, the fastest way to do it is close something down. no one wants to do that. you start moving away from that. you see what happens. more.stsore cos they took that approach,

after that five sources were named.ocal tv, social network, newsradio and national nightly network news. at the bottom in terms of what was the most helpful, 3% of americans who learned about the -- this includes print of both local and national newspapers. 2% prospectively -- respectively. it also includes late-night comedy shows were not helpful, and website apps and issue-based groups. those were the news sites that research center poll found city the least helpful according to respondent. the can find this at pew research.com. lots of polling data on where people get their information from and how they use that information. james is in virginia beach, virginia. a republican. good morning. caller: good morning. everybody is charging that donald trump his saying -- -- everybody is saying that donald trump is racist or whatever the case may be. that was a word that was put up by ted cruz. furthermore, i feel like they are asking donald trump questions. why don't we ask about what is ted cruz shutting down the governmen

the source could only speak anonymously. you think the correction will get as much attention as the original report. how does that happen? more importantly, why does this keep happening with stories about hillary clinton? we're going to take a closer look at this, next. grandma, we n ultra soft so we don't have to wad to get clean. charmin ultra soft gets you clean without the wasteful wadding. it has comfort cushions you can see that are softer... ...and more absorbent, and you can use up to 4 times less. enjoy the go with charmin. >>> so, the story comes out this week from the washington post, there's 147 fbi agents assigned to the hillary clinton e-mail investigation that made everyone think, that's a major investigation. that's not true. there's 12 agents working on the case according to a source with direct knowledge working on the case. 147 was such a ridiculous number adding that 50 also sounded unrealistic. you need an act of terrorism to get 50 agents working on something said the former fbi official. how did the wa

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my sources say she was beyond angry.ound out this weekend she is coming back to the show on tuesday. so now everyone's curious about what she will say about this dispute. you might just say this is a squabble between a bunch of multimillionaires, but you also might view it this way. as a case of another female television star being mismanaged by mostly male executives. think about barbara walters or deborah norville on "the today" show. all those names come into mind. in this case, ripa's complaints are about abc chief ben sherwood and bob iger on the right. on one of the days she skipped work, she carried a bag while leaving her home. look at the book. knowing the photographers were waiting outside. the cover of the book is "david and goliath." not even subtle, right? pretty smart pr move. joining me is the chief creative officer at the hollywood reporter and billboard media group. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> do abc executives now accept they mishandled this? >> they know this was bungled. complet

source now tell us her mother's boyfriend has confessed to the shooting. nbc 10's monique braxton live with the details. monique. >> hi, rosemary. as the memorial grows outside this house, that new information we learned this morning includes not om hat mother's boyfriend turned himself in, he told them he did strike accidentally while playing with the gun using a.45 caliber handgun the little girl will this is what we also learned. he turned himself into the district office 8:00 last night he told detectives he had the gun in his hand when he accidentally fired striking 4-year-old. police recovered.45 caliber semiautomatic hand done. we just learned that. our camera at eastfield shortly after the little girl was killed. sources tell us as many as seven children that's also new, were inside the home when the gun went off at 2:30 in the afternoon. initially police told us their investigation revealed a 5-year-old accidentally shot the child in the face. but we now know it was a man inside the home who fled the scene and turned himself into police last night

today a police source confirming there's a want out for wig instance' sister's arrest.according to a report obtained by fox5 it was only four days after the seven year old was shot that the allege d sister's broke into the apartment. the victim was attacked by one woman as the second suspect dragged the victim's 11 year old son and beat his body while she reportedly accused him of snitching to police and outing her brother as the shooter wanted in connection with the hartford street shooting that left that seven year old critically injured. according to this report, the victim's other son, a two year old also walked out after hearing the commotion. he was hit four to five times in the face. according to sources at seventh district they say that that child, the # 1 year old knew nothing about the shooting in connection with the seven year old and had no information that would provide police that would led them to the shooter. one of the suspects in the retaliatory event was arrested, but police are on the some that second woman. developing on the campaign trail tonight,

is said, according to our sources to be ok. he's in stable condition, rushed to presbyterian where he is right now. we will be back with more as we learn it over the course of the hour, back to you. >>> thank you. brad just mentioned the officer was taken to penn presbyterian. that's where we find our fox 29 sabina kuriakose tonight. sabina what's the feeling there right now? >> well, let's take a look right here at the sanely, very somber and tense. as we await news on this officer's condition. you can see police have blocked off the entry way into the emergency room here. as we were driving here to the hospital, there's a window into the lobby we can see several uniformed officers hats in hand standing and sitting. and appeared with very tense looks as they were waiting tore news on their fellow colleague. we are expecting the mayor and commissioner ross to be here. if my already on their way. they're likely meeting with family members, of the officer as they arrive at the officer along with fellow brothers in blue. this must

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their sources tell cnn the idea is not set in stone.ns are expected at the white house this week. >>> now, european officials are looking for nearly two dozen european radical islamists with links to isis, some with links to the attacks in brussels and paris. >> and that has security services on high alert trying to stop ice fris striking again as cnn pentagon correspondent barbara starr reports, how many are on the run is unclear. and they could be anywhere. >> reporter: the terror attacks in brussels and paris have european and u.s. security officials chasing dozens of isis operatives and terror suspects identified as part of a wider terror web, stretching from europe to the middle east including at least eight suspects they believe are linked to the isis attacks in paris and brussels. about 18 additional jihadists not directly linked to specific attacks but tried in absentia in european courts also on the run. their whereabouts unknown. the manhunt underscoring the reach of isis from its base in syria to inspire and direct attacks in

if you say that there other sources, why would we only look 59 the jumper cables? >> i think it's a terminology issue. those with the big orange boots or what people call the jumper cables, but if you recall, we showed the one cable that was frayed, that would have been termed a jumper cable. they have a space of an inch in effect so that with temperature changes that can move, that is a smaller table. we were looking at any. >> only looking at jumper cables and they meant that. your sworn testimony is they looked at all. >> they looked at cables and they closed any cap between the third. >> let me go on further. mr. evans, your solution and i read a few of the articles and i hear it's estimated today. you need another $1.2 billion in operating revenue. is that your testimony? 300,000 times four. >> right now we have $900 million and we need more for 1.2 billion in operating on the one side. >> you are only saying an increase of 300 million, but you want the federal government to pay the $300 million. why if you are deciding the others would it only come from the f

sources tell us that the victims were a man and woman. police were called out to this neighborhood shortly before 2:00 this afternoon. right now you can see that there are still neighbors here waiting to get back into their home and also waiting to find out whether their loved ones are okay. in addition, police are currently conducting interviews right now, with witnesses. and collecting evidence. more detectives have just arrived on scene here. now i spoke with a man who said his nephew returned home to find the man's sister, who is in her mid-50s dead in front of the laundry room. another man's body was also in the home. we don't know yet if it was her husband. police are not saying how the two died or the motive. again, they are still interviewing witnesses, including the person that discovered the two body the inside that home on lucas court. reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> for the latest, and of course you can stay in touch with the latest details on these cases with our twitter feed or our digital p