this is not like the north, where there were sunni co--religionists, some of whom gave aid and assistanceto the islamic state. as they pushed into baghdad with its predominantly shia population, they would encounter a very, very hostile environment and probably be thrown out fairly quickly. >> are i.s.i.s. troops able to go freely from syria to iraq to get reenforcements and move troops and supplies? >> i don't think they are moving as freely as they were before we started air strikes. and that's bulk of what we want the air strikes to do on the syrian side, we're dropping bombs or destroying targets but it's less about destroying things on the syrian side of the border than making them unable to act freely to be able to reinforce in the manner you've been talking about, push resupplies, be it material or troops across the border. they are still coming, you can't close that border but they can no longer come in convoice of 50 suvs flying the black flag. that's not happening anymore. >> is there any evidence that any of this pressure is applied to mayor financial infrastructure -- their fi

rapid call pinkston, al apologize, sunny side queens. the conder of foreign policy she focused on the middle east, with the particular interest in turkey. thank you for joining us. what they did today was a renewing of a mandate that it had given two years ago. the government two years ago had requested that the parliament give them authorization to allow the troops to go into syria and iraq. today's authorization, the one distinct, is that now foreign -- anyone foreign troops are allowed to conduct military operations from turkish bases. >> now, would that include u.s. aircraft using the air force base that is a big one for the united states in the region? >> yes, absolutely. i don't necessarily think it will mean air strikes. what i think it will mean, is the ability for the united states to refuel, to use a logistics base, and also for the united states to be able to conduct surveillance. isis is a very big threat. it's -- especially, on a town right outside the turkish border. they have been encroaching and they are right on the border. the

the winds co-clock-wise, so not only will be sunny and rain-free, we draw out the industry from the east. when the winds coming out of the east, this here doesn't matter. the ocean does not play a part, so we're warm at the coast and hot near san francisco bay and hot in the city and we'll be in the mid-90s inland with the hottest days coming up on friday and saturday. i see temperatures running 10 to 15 degrees above average. mainly clear for most of us tonight, patchy fog along the coastline, but then put that fog word away. tomorrow, things will dry out and it will be warm from now to saturday, four days. san jose, 83, two degrees above average. san francisco, your 83 is 13 degrees above average. that is significant. 87 for you in san ramon. alameda, 81. thursday, friday and, 90s inland and 80s near the bay, close to 80 in the coast. we're getting hot for at least the next four days. we have a lot to talk about in sports. dennis has it all coming up next. >>> game on, dennis? >> game on! [ laughter ] >> game on! >> game on! [ laughter ] >> that's it. sparano, right? >> yes. >> dennis

. >>> november 12, 2001, it is a bright sunny fall morning as american airlines' flight 587 climbs into the sky. in the cockpit are two experienced pilots, co-pilot stan molen and captain ed states. >> he loved to get in the airplane. he loved to be in charge and respected everybody's job, everybody's role. >> the co-pilot is flying the plane and is about five miles behind a 747 on its way to japan. >> we're climbing to 5,000. >> since the airbus is climbing faster than the plane in front of it, flight 587 quickly climbs into the 747's wake, causing the american airlines plane to experience turbulence. this, in itself, is not uncommon. >> airplane wakes are common to the wakes made by boats or ships. it is a displacement as the vehicle passes through this fluid, in one case water, in one case air. >> this faa simulation illustrates a different jet flying into wake turbulence. the wing tips from the lead plane create what is known as a wake vortex. >> you can think of it as a very large cone coming back off the tip of the leading airplane. and if the trailing airplane intercepts that cone, you will feel choppiness. typically, the encounters

sunny, temperature of 77 up in baltim e as well. tomorr, a cloud/sun mix throug the day. a high of 74. rain saturda most likely out of here8:, 9:00 a.m. dry, breezy, cooler. 71. co on sunday morns and 40s and 63? 30s and 40s. so far this season, coldest so far this season. >> thanks. that's news 4 midday for today. we tha for being with us. we invite you're to tune in at 4:00, 5:00, 6:00 and tonight at 11:00. l be back here tomorrow fo >> nicole: ej. are you happy with what your sister managed to get away with? >> ej: i'm not giving you a quote for your television show, nicki. >> nicole: i'm not asking as a reporter. i'm asking as someone who cares about eric. your sister caused him a tremendous amount of pain. she ruined his life and got off scot-free. oh, let me guess how that makes you feel. >> sami: and i'm just a little bit nervous, eric, 'cause i have something i have to tell you. um... and i wanted to do it in person, so i'm so glad you're here. >> eric: what is it? >> sami: [exhales] i got back together with ej. we're--we're together, for good.

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sunny and 78 degrees. have a great day. >> and that's your latest weather. >> actress rosemary dewitt has appeared in critically acclaimed film projects. >> now she is co-starringy. >> we will get to this great movie you are playing jeremy rener's wife. you keep him ground him tell us about what's going on here. >> jeremy plays real life gary webb who was sort of discredited by his peers in the media when he uncovered a story there is a link between the cia sort of funding the contras in return for cocaine shipped back to the states. actually, his wife who is still alive, sue webb, it was a real honor to play somebody who is alive. i think you feel a real responsibility in that case to get it right. unfortunately, gary took his whole life after this whole thing. he kind of went down a big spiral. but i got a text from sue after she saw the movie t. kids saw the movie and they were so proud of him and i feel that maybe gary has been vindicated through the telling of this story. jeremy is amazing in the movie. >> did you change the way you felt about this story? i think it's a story a lot of us have heard of over the last 25 years or so. did you change your point