. >> daniel craig returns for follow-up to sky ball titled spector.he trailer is blowing up on line today and we have your behind the scenes look. >> cannot wait for that that movie hits theaters november 6th and expect plenty of action. you guys remember spector, the original bond villain, right. >> yes yes. >> captain wait for that to come around. >> louie, before you go i was reading about lou pit a new want go $150,000 it is missing from her hotel room. >> so sad, that custom calvin kline, 6,000 pearls, it took to make that dress. it was reported stolen last night. the good news is that cops say they have surveillance video and that pretty good idea as to who that thief looks like, i hospital they get it back in time before it is stripped for parts, like a luxury car would be stripped. you cannot wear that again it is very obvious. >> pretty obvious that is the dress there aren't that many that look like that. >> it belongs in the museum, you know. >> lupita in the new star wars maybe she can use the force. >> yes. >> just a thought. >> thank you

indiana spectors found a failure in procedures for cleaning sanitizing and maintaining equipment. cell freeze closed in 2009. vista cord was acquired by family cord in 2010. the company says of the samples it tested all are viable. remember wh where crystal stored her son's cord blood, bio bank usa, in a routine 2009 inspection the fda said the company violated regulations including not screening mothers for communicable diseases. >> do you feel you were betrayed? >> it wasn't until two years later when crystal kaked the fda about missing cord blood the agency a went back to bio bank and found more problems. from improper storage of samples to an admission by the owners that they had no medical or scientific training. p.m. i feel like it was a complete let-down. everything that could have gone wrong went wrong. any agency involved wasn't involve ared. >> reporter: we asked the fda why it didn't respond sooner and if it's made changes since the incident. they use a risk based approach when deciding how often private cord banks are to be inspected. there are no plans to change. the

. >> from affair, given what we have seen in terms of the outbreak, the spector of a disease that went away and is coming back. that are below the herd immunity threshold, this would seem to be a no brainer, is it a no brainer politically? >> i think we're getting a hot of support from across the spectrum, but some folks are concerned. we're making sure to allow for medical and religious exemptions. there will be some people opposed. they don't believe some of the science. they have not gotten up to date with the studies where the vaccines and problems have been debunked. and people really forget. they forget how dangerous of a world it is out there. they forget that half of europe was wiped out in the bubonic plague, that before the vaccine we had 100 people dieing a year from the measles. so i think we got complacent, and they forget there is a lot of risks out there. and they decide not to get vaccinated and now we see a outbreak. and public officials tell us there will be more if we don't get a handle on this. >> some people won't like it, but if there is other people on the other

raising the spector in the minds of some that it will bring u.s. troops perhaps closer to a combat environment. the pentagon says it's revealing all of this information to show the commitment that iraqi forces have to the battle. john, christine. >> thanks, barbara starr. >>> president obama is walking a fine line in the violent extremism. the president called on islamic nations to work harder to undercut the root causes of terrorism. at the same time the president pushed back against identifying the terrorism strictly as islamic. correspondent jim acosta has more from washington. >> reporter: he did not use the words islamic terrorism or extremism. president obama called on arab nations to do a better job of pushing back lies from al qaeda and isis. in a speech countering violence the president said the u.s.-led coalition will continue pounding isis with air strikes. the islamic world must aim at the inequality. it must be noted where the problems exist are also members of the president's could legislation coalition against isis. here is what the

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again, raising the spector in the minds of some that it will bring u.s. troops perhaps, closer to a combat environment. the pentagon is revealing all of this information to show the commitment that iraqi forces have to the battle. john, christine. >> thanks barbara starr. president obama continuing to walk a fine line in his summit on violent extremism. calling on the islamic nations to work harder on under cutting terrorism. the president is pulling back on the refusal to identify terrorism as islamic. jim acosta has more. >> reporter: he did not use the words terrorism or extremism but called on islamic nations to pull back on what he repeatedly calls lies from isis. the president said the u.s.-led coalition will continue pounding isis with air strikes. the islamic world must take aim. it should be noted many of the countries where the problems exist happen to be members of the president's coalition against isis. the president did prod those members to the counterterrorism message who is all over social media. >> none of us i think, should be immune fro

next up, james bond is back here's your first look at spector. >> action... >> my goodness i can't wait to see double 07. it will be awesome. >> question is michael what about 50 shades of gray. >> you know what, we had a bunch of ladies see the movie and they say it is very sexy. i will go see that move which my girl friend, thank you very much. >> if you can spices up your valentine day for the the price of movie ticket you are coming out was a head. >> for 12 bucks, this is not a bad deal at all. >> that is a plan. >> always good to be with you here. >> thank you. >> you can see michael and insider tonight and every week night at 7:30 right here on cbs-3. >>> coming up next half an hour big news for philadelphia today the the 2016 democratic national convention is coming to town. our live team three coverage continues with more reaction and what it means for those who live close to the action. >>> plus. >> he kept hurting more and i said you better quit fussing around and fighting or else i'll break it. >> he is the pennsylvania man seen here in this photo restraining a criminal meet

almost to what they see as the glory days but, at the same time, it is also bringing with it the spector of those horrible attacks in paris and copenhagen. the worries and the fear of lone wolf attacks of europe and the u.s. are very real at the moment. al shabab is piggybacking off them and exploiting them and especially given that u.s. authorities have been very candid about the fact that the somalia american community is recruiting ground zero for isis and al shabab before it. >> you mention the slick element of this video. we have seen that element from isis as well and there has been extensive reporting about the competition between al qaeda and this is an al qaeda affiliated group and isis. is this likely a continuation of that jockeying for supremacy and global jihad? >> absolutely. and they made mention of the deceived leader of al qaeda in the peninsula and remind people almost we got there first. so many of these groups pitch above their weight through the propaganda outreach and al shabab really started this back between 2006 and 2011. federal authorities believe some 27 somal

affect our children are and that's why in the 1990's we did -- i worked with four people, senator spector and porter and tom harkin and i to double the funding for the national institutes of health. and what that meant to invention and discovery and, of course the cdc and what that means and public health is really important to our country i would say. i'm sympathetic to concerns, but let's address it the other way. the public health requires we have the vaccination. >> the dhs. >> my friend -- in december, the republicans said we're going to pass a bill. it was a terrible bill. i didn't know if it was a doughnut and a croissant combined. in any event, they pass this bill. i won't even go into that. let's just say what it didn't do. it didn't fund homeland security for the year. it kicked the can. the speaker said we're going to do it. it's like a thing for his -- i don't want to say right wing it's radical over the edge people. that's december. january, paris -- je suis charlie. the whole world is galvanized around the issue of homeland security except in the hermetically sealed chamber

only secured and guaranteed but they are very much an essential component of the iraqi political spector rose: in syria. >> the political solution eludes us still, but again, and this is not totally divorced from what's happening in terms of the extremism and terror, but we're all convinced and all in agreement we have to come back with clear ideas on how to restore a political process and i'm sure a smooth transition. >> rose: thank you again. it's a pleasure to have you are in the broadcast. >> thank you. >> rose: we'll be right back. stay with us. >> rose: chris hughes is here. he is a co-founder of facebook. he's also the owner and publisher of the new republic. he bought the magazine in 2012 with plans to transform it into a digitally media platform. they resigned over disagreements about the publications future they were followed by dozens of staffers and correspondents who left. it's a broader shift taking place in journalism. old institutions confront a new new republic's first issue since the shake up takes a look at the magazine on race. i'm pleased to have chris hughes at this

they can survive the 28th of february the stay that is -- the spector for the greek economy, is thatn they give themselves a couple more months? >> it's hard to put a time frame on it, because we're not sure what tax revenues have been doing over the course of the last month or so, but we've been hearing those have fallen away some, so there's no clear line in the sand to say this date they're going run out of money. we think it's probably going to be another month to two months, and a lot can happen in those time. there's those negotiations you talked about, increasing bill issuance. we'll see how those things play out so i don't think we're going to hit any definitive date and say, oh, this is the problem, i think we're watching closely what is happening to greek banks. we've seen a pretty big out flow out of that prior to the election, somewhere in the region of 13 to 15 billion euro have come out, although what we hear more recently is those have stopped. those are all signs this situation is escalating or remaining calm and people will be a compromise. i think it's a matter of w

had his experience been with last now we are to work in fusion that are witnesses to raise as the spector of avoiding department. . the concern from the state level is you're aware is that -- it took taut pill. it took 10 years for congress to pass the bridge notification law. and to the extent that there are new thruss i out there. . . we node toe be able to respond or there's a rapidly. we have not seen significant problems where states must restain. preemption is nar row. in fact, i think it works beth that way. because r. state resources go to some of the smaller issues. >> mr. duncan it's probable by the failure of details to take responsibility for the consumers. some of them i am told have actually blocked some of the new technology they pew unability. i don't want to call them out if you wish. i'm disturbed that these major retailers have invest loved and yact his dad. they offered it as a future to come assumers for years. . like apple pay and google wallet. they still not have been deployed as they should sb. aren't you kiss appointed that retailers. they're consumers? >> it's n

people are searching for income and clearly paying more for level of dividend than they are for the spectorder weight staples, underweight utilities, dweent think those offer attractive risk/reward right now. >> rich peterson on monday it's interesting on the s&p capital i.q. data, financials looking at 16% improvement during the first quarter. a breakout within capital marks, schwab e-trade, goldman, blackrock on month so far. this is looking interesting to a number of people would you follow through? >> well for us you know we have been increasing exposure from financials over time. it was our sort of six or seventh rated sector out of continue a few months ago. now it's our third. i think the challenge, simon, is it depends on your view when we move the front end, what you're talking about and if the long end backs up. clearly see money back out of the tell cos and financials if people are confident. morgan stanley indicator months to the first interest rate hike than callation looks like nine months away. you are to be timing it but it could happen. you saw the jobs report in february u

affect our children are and that's why in the 1990's we did -- i worked with four people, senator spector and porter and tom harkin and i to double the funding for the national institutes of health. and what that meant to invention and discovery and, of course the cdc and what that means and public health is really important to our country i would say. i'm sympathetic to concerns, but let's address it the other way. the public health requires we have the vaccination. >> the dhs. >> my friend -- in december, the republicans said we're going to pass a bill. it was a terrible bill. i didn't know if it was a doughnut and a croissant combined. in any event, they pass this bill. i won't even go into that. let's just say what it didn't do. it didn't fund homeland security for the year. it kicked the can. the speaker said we're going to do it. it's like a thing for his -- i don't want to say right wing it's radical over the edge people. that's december. january, paris -- je suis charlie. the whole world is galvanized around the issue of homeland security except in the hermetically sealed chamber