we provided strategic warning on the arab spring. what we didn't do one of the things we didn't get quite right is we didn't call, we didn't provide the legal tactical warning. tactical warning this we think this place is going to blow up over the next six months. we think that we've reached a tipping point. that's very difficult to see coming. we didn't see it. we didn't write it, okay? shame on us. we could've done a better job mining social media to see what the arab spring was thinking and saying to each other. could've done a better job. once the spring happened we got something really important right, and that is something important robert thing they got right was a says tunisia happened we said this has the potential to be a contagion. this has the potential to spread. >> and that was the first real uprising? >> tunisia was the first and we said it would spread before egypt even begin to show that it was a shaky. so we got that right. we mail back. but the thing we didn't get quite right was the analysts said as soon as the ai

air spring was going to undermine al qaeda. and the argument was that it was going to undermine al qaeda because it was going to undercut their narrative that violence was necessary for political change. and they may have been right about that that mobile what they missed were two other really powerful dynamics that turned out to make the arab spring and al qaeda spring, which is the title of the chapter in the book about this particular dynamic command the two particular dynamics are number one, the arab spring undercut the willingness of some arab countries to fight extremism inside the border. best example is egypt under president morrissey where the guys who had fought terrorists for years in egypt still have the same capabilities but did not think they have the political top covering more to fight terrorists. so they stopped. and al qaeda came back to egypt for the 1st time in 25 years. within a matter of matter of weeks and was back in egypt, back in business. and in the other dynamic was you had countries who had a willi

crystal geyser alpine spring water. bottled at the mountain source. for over 60,000 california foster children, it's a challenge to replace clothes that are too small or worn out. i grew 3 inches last year. i don't need anything fancy. i never had much to begin with. when i look nice on the outside i feel better on the inside.

they will come out on spring. they will come out on the streets of moscow and say we don't like the direction you're taking our country, we don't like you anywhere more and we want a greater say in how we are governed. he is scared of death of that. where did that happen? it happened in the streets of kiev. it happened in islamic country. he does not want to become what happened in kiev be a precedent for moscow. ukraine is really important to him. the third piece of context is who is this guy? how does he think? i think bob yates said it best. when you look in his eyes you see kgb, kgb kgb. he is a thug. he will be a thug. he will be listening right now. he is a bully. he only understands relative power. he does not believe something that every western businessman believes that it's possible to sit down in a negotiation and have a win-win situation. he only believes in win lose. he has an entrepreneurial euro risk-taking personality. he is a risk taker but the kind that makes him very, very dangerous. he takes a

you actually noticed the first budget is not the arab spring. the first budget is this making wheat prices in 2008-2009. when we come around the arab spring egyptians are registering something is going very wrong in their world their economy, their expectations but not a lot of people were picking up on it. to show you is that it is not just the middle east phenomenon, several high hitting countries in terms of instability throughout the region and what we saw look at ukraine at that at atlantic council, gdp per capita in ukraine, look how ukrainians had been raiding their lives. so you see there is certainly something there. i am not claiming this is a predictor for instability or that there is any causal relationship between stability or the variables just the something is going on and there are a lot more metrics we have learned to follow very closely beyond top line gdp or other rankings we're used to. to give you a positive example on the positive side, columbia, the desired outcome for most countries, much more healthy relationship between

arab spring would undermine al qaeda. argument was it would undermine al qaeda because it would undercut their narrative that violence was necessary for political change. they may have been right, but what they missed were two other really powerful dynamics that turned out to make the arab spring and al qaeda spring which is a title in the book a chapter about these two particular dynamics. number one undercut the willingness of some arab countries to fight extremism inside their border. best example is egypt under president marcy where the guys who fought terrorists for years still have the same pit abilities but did not think they have the political top cover to fight terrorists and so they stopped. al qaeda came back for the first time in 25 years. within a matter of weeks. the other dynamic was you had countries who had a willingness to fight extremists inside their border but no longer have the capability because their institutions that were there to fight al qaeda and extremists were significantly weakened by the ar

crystal geyser alpine spring water. bottled at the mountain source. ♪ da da da da ♪ ♪ da da da da ♪ ♪ da da da da ♪ ♪ da...♪ sorry brenda. crystal geyser. bottled at the mountain source. da da da. >>> in the history of major league baseball only 23 perfect games have been thrown. fans looking on. two outs bottom ninth. 2-2 count. scherzer retired 26 straight and he hits him on the elbow. perfect game over. he gets a free pass but he leaned into it. an ump can change the rule but ruled. a no-hitter is possible. harrison flies out. completing the no-hitter. complete game shutout no hit, and instead of gatorade he gets the chocolate syrup bath. >> settle for the no-hitter? much of a loss? >> there is but because you're so close one strike away from a perfect game. just being a no-hitter in front of these fans and everybody cheering behind me nothing better. >> that jerry is going to the hall of fame with chocolate all over. i, a's hosting the angels. they had a five-run lead last night, sonny gray on the mound. loose 12-7.

check out this lightning strike in silver springs. garrett haake is live on first avenue with the damage. garrett? >> reporter: this is like every homeowners nightmare. this is what happens when a lightning bolt strikes in your backyard. this took out a branch of this massive tree completely wiping out the fence in this womans backyard. she told me she was at home around 4:15 when she heard the thunder clap and smelled ozone as this lightning bolt sheered the side off a massive tree in her backyard and brought that branch down and also did some damage to the side of her home. firefighters said they weren't sure whether it was the lightning bolt or electricity that somehow jumped across the tree into the wall but just to be safe you had to rip out the siding and installation from inside her home and put out a fire that was going inside her walls. now the good news, people and canines, the dogs who were here in side, everybody was fine. nobody was hurt and they have in fact actually gotten the power turned back on to this house and this

, -- great britain that spring, training went on.ces practiced landing operations day and night. meanwhile, the larger landing craft, lst's and lci's, carried on their maneuvers, learn to land at a certain spot at a certain time. through all the days of preparation, live planes, thousands of them, -- allied planes, thousands of them, continue to is often any defenses in air raids. off the southern coast of england, thousands of ships from all allied nations are preparing for the invasion signal. navy and coast guard crews make last-minute preparations. when the k-rations come aboard, everyone knows that d-day is drawing near. somewhere in southern england troops embark on lcvp's to be transported off-shore. june 5. the lci's are loaded. the next time these men step ashore will be on an enemy beach. there is only a little time left to relax. the bombing attacks of the air force are intensified. now the raids are continuous. at ports of embarkation, the troops prepare themselves for their greatest battle. ♪ a coast guard officer briefs

spring gander is another good alternate. otherwise we are in good shape speedometer readings in the 50's, no problems down i-95. when you get heavy downpours look out on i-95, they have new traffic patterns shuffled all around. you know where i'm talking about at cottman avenue and then again near girard avenue. later today i'm jumping in the news vein and heading out toward royersford breakfast at annmarie's place in royersford along main street. i will be there from 9:00 to 10:00 o'clock. plan to bring the kid by. we have have some fun and some fox 29 prizes for little ones. new summer schedule in play, kick in over weekend for all of the septa buses and trolleys on the city frontier and victory lines. make sure you have a new timetable to be ready for rush hour, otherwise regional rails are off to a good start, in delays at least first trains out of the gate looking good and again rolling north on i-95 through girard and cottman avenue just watch here as lanes are more narrow through construction zone. lauren back over to

beginning to exit the silver spring area. this is going to drop heavy rain in a short period of time. the rain will return this evening. flash flood watch in effect for the d.c. metro area. everything shaded in green for the overnight hours well west of us. rockingham county under flash flood. we have heavy rain and embedded thunderstorms. we could see severe thunderstorm warning due to gusty winds. overnight the rain will come to an end. temperatures are in the middle 60's. keep an eye on things for you. alison: we'll see you then. back to you. what's next? frustration after the u.s. senate fail told pass the key reforms to the n.s.a. controversial surveillance program. letting it expire last night. leon: so lawmakers are looking for a way forward as the wait could be dangerous. karen travers has more. reporter: the white house blasted blasted the senate. >> there are specific tools in our national security professional used they can no longer use. starting at midnight the n.s.a. can no longer collect in bulk the phone recor

the hope of the arab spring was shattered.rom the euphoria that happened for a couple of years after 2011, i think the presentations that today are missing feelings of despair and intense frustration that the citizens of this region are feeling. thank you. mr. hadley: thank you very much. that was extremely helpful. i think it showed the power of mixing polling data and then anecdotal data. you helped us understand, in the polling data, democracy and freedom could be a low priority in the face of bread and butter issues. as you point out, that does not mean it is not an important element of where the people in the region want to go. it is a question of priorities and responding to the circumstances in which they find themselves. i think we are off to a terrific start in terms of trying to get some input and appreciation from the region. i think this mixing of the anecdotal and the polling is a very powerful tool. we will try to use that in the course of the study. we are running behind. we have a firm 4:00 stop. what i would l

so you can exit at spring garden and work your way over or go to the next exit which is south street, same deal work your way over to the number streets and you'll be in good shape. what a mess yesterday all day, on this northeast extension, here's what happened. water from the weekend all of the heavy rains, washed out the right lane and shoulder just south of the lansdale interchange, right in the work zone. so they had to pour all new concrete bottom line, everything is open for the beginning of our morning rush hour so all southbound lanes between quakertown and lansdale should be good to go. mass transit looking fine chris, lauren, back to you. >> bob, thanks. 4:00 # four, to the breaking news man hit by car on the roosevelt boulevard. >> now police are looking for the driver. steve keeley live where this all happened. steve, what can you tell us? >> it seems like we report on hit-and-run on the show every day, and today both jenny joyce and i are on hit and runs. they have a lot in common. simply because nobody knows anything about the cars that hit both gentlemen. this is the l

crystal geyser alpine spring water. bottled at the mountain source. ♪ da da da da ♪ ♪ da da da da ♪ ♪ da da da da ♪ ♪ da...♪ sorry brenda. crystal geyser. bottled at the mountain source. da da da. >>> coming up next, game one of the stanley cup finals. the chicago blackhawks and tampa bay lightning. join us after the game for an 8:00 p.m. of nbc bay area news. among the stories we're working on a popular trail in the south bay where someone might be trying to poison pets. that story right after our stanley cup finals coverage and our news cast. we're back here at 11:00 p.m. >>> a breaking tradition on the eve of the nba finals. the oakland and cleveland mayor won't bet against each other. instead, they're challenging fans to raise at least $5,000 for local food banks. the fan base that raises the most money will be declared the winner. so the people will benefit. so no matter what happens on the court, the local people will be provided for. >> i like that. thanks for joining us here at 4:30. hockey is next. >>> 8 champi

water from far away springs in auburn schuylkill county. the water was then bottled at its facilities in hamburg berks county or upper macungie lehigh county between june 10th and june 18th. e. coli turned up in multiple samples from far away springs during routine testing. the water was treated but not at a facility permitted by the dep. so niagara issued the voluntary recall. in this area acme, 7-eleven, shop rite and wegmans carried the water under store brand names and pulled it from shelves over the weekend. customers said it was another example of why they're concerned overall about food safety. >> meat and now water is being called back. >> yes, i am very concerned about what's going on in the world with our foods and with our drinking water and so on and so forth yes, i am. >> reporter: now, you can return the bottled water to the place where you purchased it for a full refund. first you'll need to check the code on the bottle to see if it's part of the lot that was impacted. we've provide add link to help you do that on our web sit

and really, this started after the arab spring in terms of us looking back.s is a metric you will see we have been gathering far before is leaders were sort of following the wrong metrics not not following enough of the right ones. i'll give you an example here in a second. but what we ask at gallup and one very important question is asking people how their own lives are doing. on a scale from 0 to 10, where you ask the respondent to evaluate their current life and evaluate where they think their life will be five years from today. if they respond with a 7 or higher for today or 8 or higher for their life if five years gallup places them in what is called the thriving category. if they rate their lives at a 4 or below today and in five years, their placed into what is called the suffering category. what i'll be showing you on the next several slides is actually the rate of those who fall into the thriving category in several countries. but back to the following the right metrics. egypt gdp per capita looks still until today very promising. at the time of 2010

similar damage in silver spring, one neighborhood looking like a disaster zone.rees scattered all over the roadways. tom roussey now live with what neighbors are saying about the mess. tom? tom: we are in colesville silver spring, and this was hard hit. this tree behind me is pretty old. look at the number it did on this home, one of six homes that we counted that were hit by giantrees or giant tree limbs. this neighborhood looks like a disaster zone. >> came fast and hard. tom: in east springbstorm sentry slamming into houses and all over the road and people's yards. >> we cannot see anything at all. it was pure white. you could hear a growl. >> it was loud. it sounded like a gunshot. tom: she was upstairs when a giant branch came through her window. >> i heard an explosion that i was covered in glass. tom: the storm took down some very old trees. check out how large the base of this was until the storm ripped it down. even though there is damage everywhere it is only a small area that was hardest hit mainly to streets, leaving some to wonder what this was. the

i was in the spring of 91. i've been on the adjunct faculty ever since. >> what was your homecoming like when you came back? >> my homecoming with my family, they were just plan is survived. i became a company commander at camp pendleton and infantry training regimen and i was sending a man over where i just came from. at the same at the same time i was interviewing companies because i knew i would leave active-duty. i i had a rough time with some of those business entities. i went through four or five on the were not nice. they did not like for whatever reason. one of the told me, you'll be coming to work with a lot of top-notch people. he paused and said it will be like meeting a bunch of high school dropouts against some stupid pushing and placement. i wanted to come across the table table and put my fist right-handers jobs for the quick a crazed vietnam vet. i just kind of christmas spirit. i tightened up my fist under the table and i for fingernails in the palm and looked at him and said, gentlemen, thank

back then spring mobile had 150 stores.hen they've been growing like a weed thanks in part to a number of acquisitions in the same space. gamestop expanded the relationship with at&t which includes opening more than 400 of the spring mobile locations over time. then last september we learned gamestop would begin to offer at&t's quick branded prepaid phone and service offerings at over 2800 of the stores and gamestop acquired the right to take over 163 former radio shack leases. brilliant. and they did it on the cheap. in order to build out this spring mobile retail business. i bet the soon to close deal between at&t and directv owner of the nfl football package will give you another boost to gamestop's spring mobile division. overall, these tech brands simply mac, simply mobile they have more than doubled the store count the year before and the segment is growing at a 70% clip. right now it only accounts for 6.6% of the total sales but think of at that growth and what kind of opportunity a massive new growth opportunity for

the final full day of spring brought warm temperatures sunshine. a live look from the emeryville camera showing you nothing but blue but the first day of summer will leave early go roam sleep in sleep out star gaze dream big wander more care less beat sunrise chase sunset do it all. on us. get your first month's payment plus five years wear and tear coverage. make the most of summer... with volvo. >>> president obama took off from sfo this morning after spending yesterday in san francisco. he spoke at a conference of mayors. he has since arrived in palm springs to golf with self high school buddies. a local newspaper criticized his decision to golf. the paper says too much of the area's water goes to golf courses. about a fourth. and the president should make a better example of himself by not supporting an unnecessary use of water. president obama will play at a private club that uses groundwater to sustain grasses. >> the first lady and the girls are touring europe. today they were in vein is in and well go to milan and london. >> central valley

not all of those people you can commissioner we met throughout the year and intooeven met in the spring to develop the program and the superintendent informed us what he saw in our recommendations he wanted to endorse and what he wanted us to rethink this is a vertebrae high fundamental part of team on this list i'd like to give a special shout out to (calling names) so they were the core team to develop they did a lot of the heavy lifting in terms of the budget and the el cap and in addition to another individual on el cap definitely want to mention them with the materials you've received next assume is the services team and this is formally i guess lead by the acting budget director and the chief financial officer and she's here in spirit and all the staff and budget team they've performed incredible amounts of work that most of the community and board you don't really see but a ton of back office work the technical aspects of the project we couldn't have done it without you and the next column the stakeholders they placed some process around the el cap and also have gotten this i'm s

a clandestine slave trade started springing up and we started seeing illegal slave ships springing up in a steady stream from africa to the americas, bringing people -- even though it was illegal and they could be caught and charged as criminals -- people did it anyway. in the 19th century, cuba sort of coinciding with the end of the legal transatlantic slave trade, cuba's sugar industry really started to take off. in the early and mid-1800s, cuba began to become the world's largest producer of sugar. to keep that industry moving forward and successful required a huge amount of slave labor. they predicated the business on slavery. to keep what was really their key to success moving forward required more and more and more captive african people to be brought into cuba. in 1860, the illegal slave trade -- really in 1859 -- was starting to escalate again. what we are seeing at this time is a lot of american slave ships from places like new orleans and new york going to africa, getting people and then carrying them to cuba to sell them to the sugar industry there. there is a spike in 1859

home in silver springs after that tree was hit by lightning. garrett is almost to that location and he's going to join us live in just a few minutes and we did check in with our local power companies. approximately 1000 customers all across the whole region are without power right now. not so bad unless of course you are one of them and moments ago both regan and dulles airports reported they have weather related delays. >>> tears as washington gathers today to grieve for the murdered family. the mourners spilled out of the cathedral and into an overflow room. bruce leshan is is live at the greek orthodox cathedral just blocks from the mansion where three members of the family and their housekeeper were killed. bruce? >> reporter: yeah, leslie, police are still working at this point to arrest more people they are convinced were involved in this, more than the one person they currently have in custody, in jail, but nearly three weeks after the murders, this was a day to remember the victims. three coffins, one after the other, taken by palbearer

the agency blames four years of drought and the timing of rainstorms this spring. we have all the information you need to stay safe this fire season. head to cbssf.com to receive updates and any emergency information. >>> racism and community policing are the hot topics at today's us conference of mayors lisa chen reports it's all about the lessons learned and how the mayors are taking action set. >> we are taking bold action and we have been. >> bold action by mayor across the country, secular mayors kevin johnson was one of hundreds conference of mayors at the hilton in union square. the big topic, racism and building trust between the police and the community. >>> at the end of the day it's about valuing life. it doesn't matter whether you're black or whether you are white, it doesn't matter whether you have a bad show not. we have to do everything we can, to value perfect protect life in a real way, as mayors, they need to learn from each other which is why they're set community policing discussion at the conference. >>> we can't let the lives be lost in vain.

and "action news" reporter john rawlins live with more in spring garden. >> reporter: hi rick, it isle out here right now it's hot and oppressive and uncomfortable, we are at the wearing school, they have air conditioning most are not. the kids are starting to come out and their parents are picking them up here, this the second day of the spring heat, the decision was made for the early dismissal. once outside shade is a good thing, but that is not easy to come by if you are going to reenact a scene of a philadelphia based movie. >> it's awesome. >> reporter: well the heat is on and while it may have slowed some it did not slow the enthusiasm of visitors to the art museum a.k.a. the rocky steps, school groups ss ss thundered up the steps. and beth reenacted for us her rocky balboa pose. >> it's on my bucket list and i ran up the stairs. >> you ran? >> yes. >> it's hot. >> yes, but worth it. >> i'll take her word for it. i'm not sure i would run up those stairs kids starting to come out from public schools in philadelphia, a dismissal at noon. because of the heat in spring garden. >>

. >> reporter: this hot spring reopened just this year. it, too, has become a portal and players can stop by for a soak. >> translator: i'm sure the town will be very attractive once it's rebuilt. >> translator: i'm very happy that lots of people have seen the town as it is now. and have become interested in its future. >> reporter: the game encourages players to travel to new destinations and people in the places they visit are hoping they, too, will be winners. jay tanaka, nhk world. >>> that's it for business news. i'll leave you with the markets. >>> the u.n. is getting a celebrity boost in its fight against climate change. actor robert redford is urging member countries for framework on greenhouse gas emissions. >> this is our only planet. our only life source. this may be our last chance. and only by acting now and standing together can we achieve the results we need in the time that we have left. >> redford has been an outspoken environmental advocate for more than 40 years. he made the remarks at a high-level conference on climate

this is a book, one of the parents has written and her daughter actually played this spring time with us with the bay socks and this is a journey from a young girl playing middle school base ball on oa boys teams and all the trials and tribialations and strength and weaknesses. i do want to say thank you to pamelaitate roger on behalf of the book. this is for the mayor and then we also have a pictureed autograph for phil and for the commissioners. >> thank you rocky. we'll make sure the mayor gets that. because of the [inaudible] he couldn't be with us this morning but we'll work to have you [inaudible] oneplore time and get air time with our sport fan and chief. he is the biggest sports fan in the city and second me to pass on how honored and thrilled by just how well you did >> thank you everyone. thanks bay socs >> >> before we conclude i want to recognize boston property and san francisco giants among others who with their generous support helped get the team [inaudible] i also want to thank the parents who stepped up. whether it was extra funding to make sure all the kids could g

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gary, what does davis expect for the spring? professor gallagher: davis is obviously in a very different position than abraham lincoln is. it is interesting to see the things he wrote at this stage of the war because in some ways he seems to be a little out of touch from what was actually unfolding. robert e lee was deeply pessimistic long before the spring of 1865, but davis is a resolute confederate nationalist and determined, and he seems to cling to the hope that somehow the confederacy can emerge from this incredible bloodletting as a republic. it is kind of hard to really get into his mind at that point because he was off to one very far end of the spectrum in that regard in terms of the confederacy. professor varon: go ahead, harold. mr. holzer: i am always joined back to what lincoln thought surely what happened to jefferson davis. professor gallagher: get away! mr. holzer: get away. i'm not sure he ever says let them up easy, but he does tell grant and sherman that jefferson davis reminds them of a little story -- profe

this happened this morning at the caring center at 31st and spring garden. now all of the children and staff inside of the building were able to get out safely but the driver had to be taken to the hospital with injuries that are said not to be life threatening. authorities are looking into why that driver lost control of the van. >>> several people are injured in this car crash in yeadon delaware county. it happened at intersection of long acre boulevard and west cobbs creek parkway just before 10:00 this morning. one of the victims an aqua america employee was working in the street at the time, and was hit by one of the vehicles. there is in word on that person's condition at this hour. >>> rite aide is offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the person robbed a store in had than on field. police say the suspect stole prescription drugs from the pharmacy yesterday. an eyewitness was feet away when he pulled a gun and jump the counter. >> i was just so startled, i mean, between the get up, and hopping the counter and all of the scr

hong: definitely for the inland spots will see once again the '80s and '90s for today the last of spring the tomorrow the first of summer were born to a system: conditions, through the next couple of days but today it will be a really warm to hot day for some locations alive but the senate sale are releasing some bright sunny skies picking up this saturday morning temperatures are very comfortable outside school also live look for the embarcadero camera you can see the winds through the front this morning so we are seeing some high clouds this morning but temperatures are born to be very nice out there. >>anny hong: we're looking antipater's to one of today generally into the '70s and '80s to enough to open their planner right now a 56 degrees on the part of a crowded conditions we will hit the mid- 60s by a lunchtime today will be rubble 7 is for the afternoon where tub of off southwest wind 5 to 15 months of our if work on the and the camera's fifth that will be great the visibility right now we are down to less than a mile visibility of the half moon bay and wear down to just a mile v

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at the moment, if you are come nothing philadelphia, exit at either spring garden or south street as the alternate. otherwise, not bad at all. speedometer readings where they should be on 422. we have left over construction here on northeast extension there is about three four different work crews on the pennsylvania turnpike, between ft. washington overthrew that delaware valley interchange. so be aware of that. accident i know jenny joyce live will give us all of the details in a moment here. but it is at second and kurland, in chester fatal crash, with a investigation which is just north of the commodore barry bridge. kurland, of course, main drag, maniac zest up toward the blue route there. ninety-five, 476 looking good at the moment. travel times inbound on the schuylkill not bad at all. and 95 southbound, there is still work crew out near cottman avenue. otherwise, mass transit off to good start with no reported delays. chris, lauren, back over to you. >> breaking news this morning out of delaware county, as bob mentioned two people dead following car crash there. >> bob mentio

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this was particularly timely because in the spring of the year before, i know we all remembered we did have two back to back student tragedies in which we had a junior from lincoln high school and a second grader fra it seems to mer man elementary tragically killed both by automobile ins the spring of 2013 so the call from supervisor yee to bring pedestrian safety to our schools could not have come at a more important time for us. fast track that to two months later in the spring of the same school year we were able to get the program up and running at come door sloat, we have the president here but upon meeting with supervisor yee and olivia scanlan, we talked all the procedures we needed to put in place and i have a pretty big department and a lot of responsibilities so i selected the person most likely to succeed at this because if we're going to be talk about the elementary student and is teaching tlem the leadership of pedestrian safety, we have the best student advisory council in san francisco and over the years, these kids have stepped up so much, their maturity, leadership and

in 2011, president obama was forced to confront an arab spring movement. that was sweeping the middle east. four years later the region is in crisis and america's unclear. mike viqueira has the story >>> egypt 2011, president obama struggles to react, late to call for the ouster of hosni mubarak, and comparing the protesters to heroes of the american revolution. >> we cannot hesitate to stand on the side of those reaching for their rights. knowing that their success will bring about a world that is more stable, peaceful and just. >> four years later the region is less peaceful and less stable. >> in yemen, a rebel advance, a saudi-led air campaign to drive them back. the u.s. goes along, playing a supportive role behind the scenes. in syria, four years of civil war. more than 200,000 death, millions displace said. they want allies to go after bashar al-assad, but president obama will not >>> since the dawning of the arab spring president obama encouraged regional allies to take the lead. mixed. >> the u.s. has not worried. who would fill in the vacuum. a v

so what's the next step for the silver spring couple? i'll let you know and it involves a court case in the near future. i'll have that coming up in the next half-hour. for now we're live in rockville, delia goncalves, wusa9. >>> now to a sad conclusion to report to a week-long search for walter scheib, the former executive chef of the white house. his body was found late last night nearly two miles from a trail in new mexico. he was last seen june 13. >>> the theme was unity for the hundreds of people attending a service sunday at mother emanuel a.m.e. church in charleston. >> people gathered there to remember the nine people shot to death last wednesday night. church members along with strangers filled the pews insides the historic chump. blacks and whites inside the a.m.e. church said they came for one purpose, to show that they are one. >>> special church services were also held in our area to remember the charleston victims. people packed the metropolitan a.m.e. church yesterday for for services. it included people from sumter, sout

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crystal geyser alpine spring water.n source. ♪ da da da da ♪ da da da da ♪ da da da da ♪ da... sorry brenda. crystal geyser. bottled at the mountain source. da da da. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: well, hello. we are back. it's our nba game night special. curtis "50 cent" jackson is here. season two of "power", this is your show, it's kind of a soap opera, right? >> well, i mean, it's a scripted drama. i'm excited. i got a chance to work with her from the very beginning develop the characters and things. so many little things are in the story, because of our conversations to -- >> jimmy: things that are based on real people you know? >> yeah. >> jimmy: have people that you know identified -- >> i said, you're lucky i used that, you loser. every time, oh, yo, you think you slick, you put that in there, i'm like, you lucky i used that. >> jimmy: have you considered asking your friend meryl streep to be on the show? >> meryl got a busy schedule. >> jimmy: she does. "power" is not particularly -- i don't think family-or

and heat that's been building in the planes will be moving in giving us our first heat wave of the springeason. here a look at the numbers to beat. 95 on thursday. that's set in 1986 and friday the record 95 set back in 1947. so how will we do and how long is this heat going to last? the answers lie in that seven day which i'll have when i join you inside. >> all right, kathy thanks. >>> federal officials say the engineer in the deadly amtrak derailment in philadelphia was not talking on the phone or texting at the time of that crash. still the ntsb says that investigation into the cause of the crash is far from over. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt tells us the families of the victims continue to demand answers. >> reporter: what was 32-year-old brandon bostian doing just before the train he engineered crashed? the derailment killed eight and injured more than 200. >> we have determined that there was no talking or texting or data usage involved. >> reporter: according to a new report put out by the ntsb there's no evidence bostian tapped into the train's wi-fi system while he was

this is moving into berkly springs and martinsburg. perhaps winchester over the next hour or so. lightning and showers coming through. we're all settled around the metro area but it's humid this morning. it's mild temperatures are in the mid to upper 70s from the rural areas around the shenandoah valley and all the way to the bay. driving today, no problems. morning and midday, caught light for the afternoon. because of scattered afternoon storms coming through. dry roads for the morning commute in the metro area. near 80. then low 90s during the afternoon. some roads are wet from passing thunderstorms. look at storm chances over the next seven days. next weather and traffic on the 1s at 4:51. now melissa has some updates on a disabled car. >> yeah 's off to the right side of the roadway at this point. this is the outer loop of pennsylvania avenue. just a warning if you're headed out any time soon you may come across this if you're headed in that section of prince george's county. 66, no problems right now. remember to listen to our friends on wtop when you hop in your car. i wan

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i would say i think the great mistake of the administration was the way that the arab spring was handled. it is going to take us a while to untangle the decisions that were made there. particularly, with respect to libya. there is no direct american interest there. there are no treaties in effect. no attack or threat of attack. it was not even a civil war. i have made this point over and over again. what were the consequences under which -- what were the circumstances under which that the president should have been able to use military authority without coming to the congress? i think that's the issue that is really going to have to be unraveled over time. mr. scully: has the president been a strong leader? former senator webb: i believe

coming into philadelphia vee at schuylkill expressway you can use south street or use spring garden. coming in off the i-95 side use vine street local to get you over to the kelly drive and in and out of town that way. that is deal for vine expressway. otherwise, in problems up and down the schuylkill expressway. westbound crew working near girard not bothering anybody and three or four crews working on the turnpike. pennsy turnpike between fort washington and philly/bensalem. mass transit looking good, lauren back to you. >>> investigators are trying to determine the cause of the three story building fire there that broke out in chester county last night fox 29's steve keeley is live in west chester and steve, situation called for a massive response out there um. >> reporter: i wish i could tell you more but every fire fighter and investigators gone from the scene only guys here are guys that have have a big job to board up so many windows on this big building. here's a live look. they have it lit up. it looks like a just renovated building. you can see on the corner in the second f

last spring rupert murdoch made the announcement that his sons were both going to take on bigger roles in the company. this is one of these things people have been looking for for a while but the question is how is this going to play out. you have two brothers who have a very long history. each of them have had -- they've worked within the company. they've been sort of elevated by their father before only two have failed in their respective positions. so in the sort term you still have rupert at the company but longer term you sort of have to wonder how these two are going to work their power structure out. >> what do you think the answer to that is sara? what's the word on the street? >> i think at this point james

past the tuesday deadline just like when they were trying to reach the framework agreement in the spring. now we go live to tehran. >> good morning. it is crunch time in the nuclear talks. we can also feel it here in tehran. most iranians want a nuclear deal. they want sanctions relief but the country's leaders said has major reservations. the talks are so sensitive that iran's chief negotiator has returned here to tehran for a direct consultations with the country's supreme leader. however, before leaving vienna he did have a bilateral meeting with secretary of state kerry and both acknowledged that the going is going to be tough. >> everybody would like to see an agreement, but we have to work through some difficult issues. i'm determined to do everything

two cars crashed on in silver springs. remains under investigation. >>> and we are continuing to follow developments in the search for two men who escaped from a prison in upstate new york. overnight new york state police released details on a possible sighting of the two men fitting the description of inmates david sweat and richard matt. the sighting occurred in steuben county in southern new york. they were seen the next day heading to the pennsylvania boarder. police have surveillance video that will be sent to a lab for analysis. >>> fema has said no to maryland's request for disaster aid to cover the cost in the wake of the freddie gray riots. the state and city were looking for $30 million in federal aid. they need help recovering the cost of the damage done by rioters. both the governor's office and baltimore's mayor are considering appealing the decision. >>> memorial services planned for woman murdered outside a local target. she was killed by her ex- boyfriend in the parking lot of that store. she had agreed to