do that, we are going to need a strong sunni -- to do that, we are going to need a strong sunni arab coalition. it is good that jordan is moving in that direction. we do not have the credibility in the muslim world to come marching in and destroy isis. that will strengthen isis. we have to work with and build a durable partnership. that's going to be very difficult. craig: what about other sunni and arab partners? when the bombing started, there was a lot of attention paid to their work number of arab partners participating -- twoo there were a number of arab partners participating. it seems like it has tailed off. rep. smith: they have limited capabilities. that's why we are trying to support and train them. i don't get the sense that in saudi arabia or uae or any of those countries that they have reduced their opinion of what the threat is. i think the real challenge and the real problem is the continuing inability of the iraqi government to have a true power-sharing arrangement, to be truly -- arrangement, to be truly an iraqi government, not just a shia government. we saw this in

and standing in their way is-- is-- is saudi arabia and the moderate sunni states. you know, i believe that it's in our interest to back saudi arabia and the moderate sunni states in this struggle between them and iran. >> rose: mike morell for the hour next. >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by: >> rose: additional funding provided by: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: mike morell is here. he was deputy director of the c.i.a. from 2010-2013. he also served twice as acting director during that time. there is also this-- egypt launched air strikes against islamic state targets in libya yesterday. the attack was in retaliation for the beheading of 21 crist egyptian hostages. the killing raised concern that the isis is expanding its global footprint beyond its bases in iraq and syria. in geneva iran's six international powers have entered a decisive phase in nuclear noarngz the world power

so we basically stopped the expansion in iraq, but within the sunni areas of iraq and the sunni areasf syria, isis has consolidated its position over the last six months. what does that mean? it means that six months ago they did not control all of that territory. now, they pretty much do. there were some towns they didn't control. they've taken those over. they've consolidated their position. that's one thing that's happened. the other thing that's happened in the last six months is, we've seen their ideology spread in two different directions. one is to young people in western, canada, australia, and the united states. people who had become radicalized. we've seen what they've done in paris, sydney, denmark, new york with the hatchet attack on two new york police department officers. we've seen that spread of their ideology. the other spread of their ideology, which has only become clear in the last month or so, is the spread to other extremist groups in algeria, in libya, in egypt, increasingly in afghanistan, and in yemen. and these aren't groups that didn't exist and all of a sud

mostly sunny. tomorrow the warmup begins. i will get a lot more 70s. it looks whammer into the weekend -- warmer into the weekend. maybe clouds from baja visiting us on sunday. some higher clouds will favor more towards the north. not a lot here. they will fall apart. on the increase. they may be partly cloudy to the north later on. 3939 napa airport. walnut creek, 41. calistoga is close. sebastopol, petaluma, low 40s. angwin, 47. i think tomorrow at this time, they will be 57 as the warm air begins to move in. high clouds to the north. mostly sunny. 60s for many. but temperatures looking like they will go above here for the rest of the week starting tomorrow. here is sal with an update on the traffic. i don't think there's anything too bad yet, right? >>> we've had a couple of things but they haven't been supermajor, not the kind of thing where there's lane closures. you we are getting slow traffic. the drive time from the carquinez bridge to the maze is up to 34 minutes. there is a lot of slow tr

the people we're supporting in iraq, the kurds, many of these sunni tribes, many of the other sunni politicians i know are working together to some degree, better than in the recent past certainly, and they are all opposed to this kind of violent extreme perversion of religion that we see in isis and that we see in iran. and they are our allies. but they need a lot of support because if we did just walk away the bad guys win, as dr. brennan said. >> is there a specific strategy though that you can use to combat the extremist ideology? or is this just flowery language that ended up in a strategy statement because it sounds good? >> it's kind of like only more complicated, how did we respond to communism? there that was different because it was an alternative vision of how we should live. this is how these people should live and what they should draw from their religion. the basic -- the first thing is fight those people who are coming out after us and coming out after the moderates. secondly, make it clear that this is not a war against islam. we're not trying to take anybody's territory. we wan

sunnis think about us. it is centered in your phrase supporting them. a lot of the pundits and the media had given the act that we make or break governments. for its own reasons wanted to form a coalition with the shia coalition that led to malarkey being in power. maliki being in power. the question is will we with draw arson or to overthrow it? how are we going to do it to -- i was there. i tried to find alternative. we all saw problems with maliki. we have problems with people in the middle east that we have to do business with says there are other people that are worse. x thank you. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i think it is good that the president has brought a use of force against isis. my litmus test will be absolutely simple. . when he was talking about dropping bombs and iraqi enforcement's -- to get them to show up to work. expecting no threat that day, to get them to show up on a precinct that is a quarter-mile from the house relying on elements from the ground that has no morale, no patriotism, n

the answer is much of it by the sunni population the sunni tribes the sunni members of those congregations. they need to feel a certain loyalty to baghdad. i'm not sure cutting off that money is going to give them that loyalty. >> every penny that goes to isis-controlled areas is scooped up by isis. i just take 30 seconds to say, in addition, there are news reports that we're providing free electricity. the iraqi government provides free electricity to the isis areas, so in world war ii where we took it seriously we bombed the electric generation facilities that occupied france. here the mosul dam i believe provides electricity to mosul. the mosul dam was taken by iraqi forces. the consumer has to pay. they pay isis. i yield back. >> we go now to mr. smith of new jersey, chairman of the subcommittee on africa and human rights. >> thank you very much to the chairman for giving this important hearing. i want to thank the three panelists for their extraordinary service to our country, and by providing this committee and the extension of the american people the benefit of your insights and rec

. >> you talk about the marginalized sunni community. where is that community? who is it that they're appealing to? >> well, they are appealing to sunni communities in iraq, that feel that the central government has not really basically taken their grievances into account. they appeal to the community in syria that has been under tremendous pressure and attacked by the assad regime in damascus. they appeal to sunni's in yemen who believe that iran is supporting the houthi group that has taken over power in sanna. in this particular sense and also they are appealing to the sunni community worldwide that is look, we are standing out. we are trying to exact vengeance against iran, iran being the major supporters of these regimes in iraq, syria and now yemen. in this particular sense even though the bat doors residence was empty and deserted for three years, it has tremendous symbolic value because isil would like to tell the sunni arab world, we are your defendant, the vanguard, we are taking revenge against the iranians. >> the fact that t

they also push the good sunnis versus bad sunnis line as i like to call it where nus rala would come out and say we're not against sunnis. he would simultaneously make a sectarian message, a pro shia message but they were not against sunnis. actually, the takfirin these are not sunnis they weren't even muslims. he was declaring them as apostates, all his enemies as apostates. there was that other categorization that was going on simultaneously with all of this. but the biggest thing that's going on are these pan-shia themes and the pan-shia themes they're trying to cast this narrative that iran is the protector for the shia in the region. yes, they are still casting the khomeinist message that says we are pan-islamic, that ayatollah khomeini he is the faqqa for all muslims, not just shia. in a geostrategic sense if you're trying to form clamps around main enemies, namely the saudis, the gulf and the israelis it also makes sense when you have forces in those areas. those have been a big thing. but then there's this. they have trood to minimize their link to this while also trying to s

from the sunni population the sunni political leadership very much hangs over the shiite ma establishilitiasnd they believe the government is not doing enough to pull these shiite militia in to line to curb their excesses and punish them as well. the iraqi government said it will investigate the latest mass killing in the capital. >> this sunni tribal leader certainly also calling for u.s. intervention. how popular would you say is that notion there on the ground to get the united states more involved in the fight against isis? >> i think it depends what part of iraq and who you are talking to. the answers could vary significantly. here in the north of the country, kurdish dominate. they want practical assistants like weapons. in the rest of the country, particularly where feelings are raw, following the u.s. occupation of iraq where the sense this country's sovereignty has been tore apart and abused in so many ways over a long period of time it would be far less popular. not something the iraqi government wants to see. at the same time something we have heard from the united states its gove

mostly sunny. cooler coast and bay. it will be upper 60s to near 70 for inland. 63 in san francisco. down a couple degrees. we'll go 66 today. you can see a little bit of that low cloud deck. there is a few high clouds. changes on the way but not until friday into saturday. more on that coming up. 30s, 40s and 50s. napa airport, 35. santa rosa, 34. but 50 sfo. that's a big change. lower 40s out towards antioch and brentwood. 30s danville and alamo. we'll talk about the system coming in. looks look pretty good snow for the sierra, but not until late friday. four us, mild to warm inland with a couple of 70s or low 70s. here's sal with an update on your traffic at 7:02. >>> we have incidents out there that will slow you down. this is the bay bridge toll plaza. we start there because i will show you it's busier than it was yesterday. especially on the 880 ramp from northbound 880 down to the toll plaza. it's backed up from about the maze and the traffic is moving slowly here at the toll plaza. this is about a 30, 40-minute

and today will be mostly sunny. the only fly in the ointment might be higher clouds coming from baja again. that wouldn't be until sunday. it will be warmer as we get into mid weekend. a few high clouds. they are taking aim to the knot. patchy fog. cooler lows. high clouds. mild to warm. a little bit more in the way of high clouds to the north. over all look at the lows more 40s. yesterday was 55-60. today we're a far cry from that. much cooler lows. especially those inland which were amazingly warm yesterday. 48 morgan hill and gilroy. tomorrow i think you will see more in the 50s. the breeze is not that strong. thank goodness it's tied down. it is showing a component of being a little northerly for most. visibility continues to be very good. the fog not a big issue yet. you can see our system as it looks good. it looks good if you are up in oregon. dry pattern. but by tomorrow that is when high pressure kicks in and temperatures will warm up. it's a dry pattern. i will show you there is no rain coming in. everythi

until then, it will be sunny to mostly sunny and warm. a lot of 70s here on the high side. everything begins to change on thursday and that's when i'll start to tackle it. if it all comes together, it could be something impressive. >> there could be really heavy totals. these are gonna change over the next couple of daysles we'll see if there are higher or lower. 60s and 70s on the temps. the temperatures are gonna be very mild in the next couple of days. we should be closer to about 58, 59, 63, 64. we're well above on all of the counts. coast bay, inland. we'll keep an eye on things starting thursday, see if it may be raining in the north but nothing in the south. best bet looks to be friday and sunday right now. >> friday and sunday. okay. >>> today is a big weather day. about five hours ago, punxsutawney phil made his weather forecast on this groundhog day. >> yes. a shadow, i see. hashtag six more weeks of winter. >> thousands of people watched. and phil saw his shadow. legend says that means winter will last six more weeks. if he did

death of a sunni parliament member.ly beaten before released. all of this as isis gained ground in anbar >>> mohamed morsi is in court again. he's already on trial in three other cases, including another alleged case of espionage. >>> to our top story now. police in copenhagen say they've killed the man behind two deadly attacks that terrorized the city saturday and early sunday. >> officers say they shot him when they approved him at a residence they had been watching based on surveillance video. investigators are confident that they have the right man. >> police believe he is responsible for shooting a man to death outside a synagogue and wounding two officers. >> ten hours before the man killed a man at a free speech forum. investigators say that was a terror attack. earlier, a witness to the first shooting told cnn about what he saw. take a listen. >> caller: we were all, of course terrified, and panicking inside the room and tried to get out different doors, but we could also hear shots in the streets afterwards. s

sunni tribal leaders? and the sunni forces essentially? and essentially right now we're supporting three different groups who are all at war with each other. the kurds and the shiites and sunnis, do you send -- put advisers with all of them so they all fight each other? i don't understand how this works with just 15,000. it seems to me that you inevitably escalate and you end up with a whole lot more than that. >> colonel nagl, your response? >> first they're not all at war with each other. second, 15,000 american advisers is plenty. we currently have no american advisers intended. i trained advisers during the earlier phases of this war, teams of a dozen or so american advisers inside a battalion of 500 or so troops will multiply the combat effectiveness of those forces. the iraqi and kurdish forces will be able to hold the territory once it's been cleared largely by american airpower, and then the territory will be cleared and held by iraqi and kurdish troops. they can't do it on their own. they're going

christians yazidis kurds arab sunnies. they say they have come together to fight an enemy that has destroyed their city's history and the lives of its people. >> mow constitutional is a microcosm of iraq. already the people inside are waiting for us to liberate them, and we're going to fight together. >> reporter: this general served in saddam hussein's army when it was dissolved in 2003 many iraqi sunnies like him found themselves without a job and without a place in the new iraq. commanders and fighters are bitter about the way they were treated after the fall of saddam. those grievances were exploited by isil, but these men say that the armed group does not represent them. but neither do the militias that lead the fight against isil on behalf of the iraqi government. the fight to push isil out of the area may be awhile away. it's not just a question of being ready militarily, it will require a political decision. these men may represent many communities. but iraq shia are not among them. there is still little reconcilia

we'll start out sunny and probably wind up partly sunny through most of the day. temperatures are a problem this morning, though. 10 degrees right now philadelphia. two below zero in allentown. zero in reading. these are both new record lows and we're getting close to records in wilmington and dover as well. there's also just a little bit of wind but with the numbers that low it's pretty easy to get some pretty severe wind chills and sure enough a lot of zeros on the map. that's what it feels like across the region despite light winds. as we roll through the day partly sunny skies overall a-high of 24 degrees. we're probably on that between 3 and 4 o'clock this afternoon. it is cold all the way. little milder weather tomorrow. little bit anyway. and i'll have details on that coming up in the accuweather 7-day karen. >> we'll take every little bit we can. yesterday morning's massive tanker truck fire is still affecting traffic this morning. the action cam is live on the scene right now. looking live in pennsauken in camden county. i know it's hard to see but you se

sunnis in iraq.ots of concerns. there'll be a lot of ambivalence about jordan going full force ahead in the anxieties coalition. when the people are concerned with what ramifications it will have. is the king really thinking about his own people. will he deliver to his own people when there's a time of tremendous economic stress from refugees, high unemployment and so forth. so i think that this is one of the most difficult times the king has probably faced. >> a sunni majority state. one with a large palestinian minority that has not seen eye to eye with the royal family or the governing powers in that country. when i say palestinian, native born and a large permanent refugee population. >> that's correct. >> do they feel themselves to be part of the same project as now? >> well, some do, and some don't. to the xe tent that many don't, it creates a source of ongoing internal - i wouldn't say instability, but we'll say political concern. jordan, like every other society, country in the middle east ha

we will have mostly sunny skies.ee the way is pushes that storm track to the north of us. we continue our dry stretch. i think we may see a little bit of drizzle and it has to do with the system that's actually dropping down the back side of california and it'll slide in to the great basin and he with will catch just that edge. take a look at what happens here. we will roll you through today. waking up with fog in the valley this morning. little bit of fog for us. for the afternoon today notice how the low clouds and the fog stick to the coastline. partly cloudy expected here and then increasing by the second half of the afternoon and in to the evening. meanwhile over the sierra still dry. dorm morning though early the showers can start to fall over the sierra. we pick up a little bit of patchy drizzle maybe. as we get in to the afternoon the system starts to slide south and when it does looks like a few scattered showers may pop up over the diablo range. we won't see much of any of this a few inches of snow expected

. >>> iraq government holding a meeting after the sunni alliance walked out.heavy snow causes traffic chaos in the united states and there is more cold weather on the way. and in sport a surprise at the cricket world cup by completing a big run, we will have all the action a little later this hour. ♪ to ukraine where the government says four soldiers have been killed in the last 48 hours, this is despite a ceasefire in place and the next step in the peace plan is heavy weapons and troops to be pulled back from the front line at midnight on monday that is if the truth is deemed to be fully in effect. [gunfire] shelling and mortar fire have been heard in the rail way hub, both ukrainian soldiers and prorush is a separatists accuse each other of violating the fighting. >> reporter: they guard their positions close to the front line. the fighting has been intense here in resent weeks. the situation may be more calm in other areas of the region since the ceasefire was called but the shelling continues not far from here we are in the separatist control, it's one of

heavy artillery bombardment of sunni villages. they may be mostly depopulated with isis in them, but nonetheless, these guys come heavy when they come. interestingly the bottom right-hand image. you may say, there's a bunch of young fighters holding up an iraqi flag what could be wrong with that? in and of itself nothing wrong with that. what they're doing is holding it up on the main road south of kirkuk and taunting kurdish drivers with it. this isn't smart and it's not helpful. and it's an indicator, even when these guys are not out abusing civilians and undertaking counterproductive military operations or at least -- military operations with counterproductive elements they're also a source of constant friction in many of the places they're operating alongside krg. likewise, the second maybe point, these iranian-backed militias, if not put under some form of control, will ultimately undermine the strategic independence of iraq and potentially state stability. i think, you know, we see some of the images here. behind that eagle

>> okay, but those are kurds, sunnis and shiites and therefore, talking only about the sunni committeee's my point and this is what i want to come back to you want general. if there are 5000 islamic extremist terrorists, whatever want to call them come inside the country that has 5 million fighting age men no matter what battle we win, if we get the rules of engagement right, they've got if they are moderates, that's a 50000 to one margin. and if 50,000 to one isn't enough of an advantage, then what is? so this is where, this is why so many people in our part of the world identify this as islam. because clearly 50,000 could overrun one if they wanted to. so, general flynn my question to you specifically. if we get the rules of engagement right, which i sorely don't trust the president on, but if we get the rules of engagement right there's no doubt in my mind that we can win any battle over there. but if they in iraq have a 50,000 to one margin versus the islamic terrorist and they can't control that, what good can we give? >> so i was asked a question back in 2002 when i was first in

we've got mostly sunny skies.today are going to be a lot like yesterday, we are talking upper 60s to upper 70s and mostly sunny skies with good to moderate air quality in store for today. giving you a look here at the futurecast model if you do have traveling to do, we have fog forming here in the central and san juan valley and you can see it stretching attempting to get through in the delta. we had a little bit here, a little bit in santa rosa and petaluma, but cleared up quite nice. as we get into the afternoon, we have plenty of sunshine from the coast around the bay and inland, but the onshore breeze is going to come back, i'll push you into presidents' day, here we are monday morning and notice it's creeping up along the coastline and then it fills in a little bit as we get into your monday afternoon. so we have minor changes coming, and fortunately not going to be any rain but we have a bit of a cooldown with the morning fog working its way back into the bay area for the week ahead. 55 degrees in san franci

mostly sunny today.rm day and then after that, it looks like changes is on -- change is on the way. what about snow? it looks like some in the sierra. >>> welcome back. new this morning, a muslim lobbying group known as cage based in london, they are adding their weight to reports that identify the isis fighter. this man nicknamed jihadi john is really a british man named mohammed emwazi. the bbc said he was born in kuwait, grew up in london. he's believed to be about 27 years old, a college graduate with a degree in computer programming. he's believed to be the man seen on several gruesome videos beheading hostages. the london group said there are strong similarities between the militant and emwazi. >>> we're founding more about the arrest of three men in new york. they were from kazstan and uzbekistan. one man appeared in federal court ahong another -- along with another man who planned to travel next month. according to bill bratton, they had a backup plan. >> if they are not able to go, they would se

of his leave the king is the one who tries to bring back a moderate sunni border. i know my time is expired but for me this is the important part. i don't want to topple a syria that it has power in but i don't want to defeat the extremist only for the shia aspiration and paid for out of a dictatorial i ran 1975, 1979 and have consistently managed to ruin country after country. >> thank you. >> thinks to the witness is for your excellent written testimony. it is helpful. but to go one to the gentleman from new york last question, i don't think we have a clear understanding of what the end game is. i think it builds:in it is more just defeating and killing individuals that do have the ability to kill the ideology. could is this a solution? and that is part of the testimony. but if you think about the security forces and the money we spent in now embarking upon the opposition how can we have confidence there is any different result? so presumably isis will not stand still while we get up to speed. so how we tell the american people we should have any confidence after

allentown, partly sunny. a bit on the breezy side. 25 degrees is the high. feeling like around 20 when the breezes kick in. partly sunny down the shore cold, # 2. not terrible. you'll need a coat down the shore, of course. in philadelphia, 32, partly sunny skies chilly winds running west 7 to 14 miles per hour. yeah, when it gets up to 14 you'll hunch your shoulders a little bit extra but too bad wind wise. 28 by noon, the record cold in philadelphia is 9 degrees we'll go for 12. we'll be in the record ballpark territory. records are threatened in trenton, and atlantic city. then comes sunday in the afternoon we'll cloud up by 3:00, 4:00 p.m. we'll be on the look out for snow showers beginning to pop through. as we go into the evening a changeover with sleet mixing in and 11:00 p.m. rain with sleet. some of this could spill into early monday morning. looks like it never wants to end, but it will we're not that far away from spring. 32 degrees is the high. tomorrow, high of 29 degrees, lots of sun on saturday, cold. sun giving way to clouds on sunday with the

south bay will be sunny to mostly sunny. 40s for many instead of 50s to near 60s. if you noticed it's cooler, it is. we are much cooler. 38 degrees sebastopol. calistoga in there as well. the higher elevations tomorrow will bump up. that will translate into warmer temps today is that betweener day. fog cooler on the lows and mostly sunny. more high clouds farther north. more sun to the south. that means 60s on the temps. these are very close to yesterday's readings. tomorrow we will bump them up. quiet here? >> it has been quiet. which is nice we don't have a lot going on. i hope it stays this way. when you go to the bay bridge toll plaza, traffic is getting more crowded in some of the south side lanes. no major problems on to the bridge getting into san francisco. also looking at the commute here if you are driving on interstate 880 it is a nice looking drive. if you are driving into the south bay, traffic is moving along relatively well in san jose. northbound 101 all off to a good start. it's 5:30, let's go back to the desk. >>> the berkeley stackable is set to

we'll be mostly sunny. a ridge of high pressure locked in over the western states for your bay area weekend and temperatures will feel more like may, june, instead of february. if you're associated with that ridge of high pressure, it's driving up the temperatures, mid- to upper 70s in the forecast today. a few high clouds spilling over that ridge and that will be about it. we'll have mostly sunny skies. if you're going to the sierra, dry and mild, take a look. in the 30s this morning, but by lunch time, 60s degrees, mostly sunny skies, low 60s. you'll need the sun block, plenty in store for the weekend. if you have president's day, monday off, temperatures will be able to cool off. low 60s in the afternoon by monday. if you look at the current conditions, 43 conditions in santa rosa. you're checking in at 55, livermore 76, san jose 48. 3 degrees in vacaville. 47 expected in novato. we have 72 in sausalito, and to the east bay we go. low to mid-70s in the forecast. 74 in oakland, 73 for castro valley and mo

as we get outdoors mostly sunny skies turning partly sunny for the afternoon. it is right about where they were yesterday. upper 50s to low 60s at this hour. just a little bit of haze in the sky for the day. we are going to continue for that haze. 62 in livermore. a warmer day for you in concord. it is upper 50s sfo. low 60s san jose. as we get into the afternoon not a lot of change. tracking a little bit of rain. you can see it actually sliding over northern california. we are going to remain dry at least through about wednesday. we do have rain coming our way. as we get into the afternoon today we have got partly cloudy skies. mostly sunny in some areas. that rain will stick to the north monday and tuesday afternoon. temperatures won't budge a whole lot. still looking at dry weather. by thursday things start to change. take a look at this line of rain just on the north edge. this is going to be the beginning. we are going to see a few days of rain. it will start on thursday and look like it will last into the weekend. partly sunny skies. if mild pattern will

the sunnis, it is not a war against islam, and certainly not against the sunni op populations of syria the barbarians who are persecuting the sunnis themselves, but i don't think that the adding more to the coalition or the more sorties on the part of jordan is going the make any difference, and the reason is that the arab countries in league with the united states don't believe in the strategy. they believe that you have to address the assad regime an fundamental shifts in iraq. >> and paul? >> the europeans believe that the iraq should be doing more and they are not launching any air strikes at all in syria, despite unprecedented terrorist threat on europe from isis and the organized plot last month against belgium, and the argument that they should be be doing more and a lot of criticism in the uk, because they are only 1/6 of the troops and they have only six tornado jets up there, and so there was criticism of the uk government for not doing enough in the fight. >> should jordan expect retaliation against isis? >> there is a over 2,000 jordanians gone off fight, and 9,000 inside o

be due for another average average sunny day by the bay tomorrow. however, that's not my department. >> dan, from the weather department, we'll be talking about above average temperatures for tomorrow, a lot like we had today in the mid to upper 70s, up to 77 in santa rosa. okayland, almost 0eu degrees. in fact, 80 was the record. it's normally around 60. we were 20 120á 20 degrees warmer. and it's still nice tonight where dan is. readings still in the 60s. and for tomorrow, look for another sunny day. >>> 1 person and dead seven anne 3 others injured after a motorcycle drifted into an suv and then the suv drifted and into the motorcycles and hit 2 others head-on. >>> this side a sketch of a man politician believe took photos of a woman using a bathroom at the coverly community center on tuesday at 10 a.m., or rather 10 p.m. she told police she saw a shadow and there was a phone lording her over the dividing wall. when she yelled, the person ran off. a similar incident happened at the community center back in july. no arrests were made. : all over t

they were not against sunnies if. actually these are not sunnies. these aren't even muslims. he was declaring them as enemies. so there was that other categorization that was going on simultaneously with all of this. but the biggest thing that's going on are these shiite themes and the pan shiite themes, they are trying to cast this narrative that iran is the protecter for the shiite in the region. yes, they are still casting the message that says we are pan-islamic, that he is the one for all muslims not just shiite. if you think about it, in a gio geostrategic sense it makes a lot of sense when you also have forces in those areas. then there's this. they have tried to minimize their link to this, while also trying to say that we have maintained the jihad. they don't want to show there are geopolitical interests at stake. if they last syria, they would potentially lose their most valuable ally in the arab world. you have to have syria. you have to have that bridge. if they lost it, that would be no good. so, of course, it would be a great idea to drive up a jihad. no? but if

mostly sunny skies tomorrow. mild to warm with more 70s out there and february, 2015, remember last week we talked about the storms? we had that very active weather pattern, but looks like another dry stretch possible. had there is a chance of showers 27- 28th. so we're not seeing the rainfall we need and we're going to the other extreme with the dry conditions and very warm condition as well. this forecast model not producing much in the way of fog, but we could have patches locally dense in the north bay and towards the delta. and the temperature range once again by 3:00, in the upper 60s all the way back up to the upper 70s. so 68-78 degrees for your sunday afternoon. santa rosa 76, oakland, 76 and livermore, pleasanton. we're using this in february and you can see santa cruz 80s with a record for today and stanford 72. here is a look ahead, your five- day forecast and we're doing to cool things off by a few degrees. these are all the biggest changes you will see on the graphics. tuesday, wednesday, partly sun

but those are kurds sunnis and shiites and so on the time of the sunni community -- >> here's my pointpply want to come back to you on, jim. if there are 5000 islamic extra misters, whatever want to call them inside the country that has 5 million fighting age men no matter what battle we went from if we get the rules of engagement right they've got, if they are moderates, that's a 50,000 to one margin. and if 50000 to one isn't enough of an advantage, then what is? so this is where, this is why so many people in our part of the world identified this as islam. because clearly 50,000 could overrun want if they wanted to. so, general flynn my question that you specifically. if we get the rules of engagement right, which i sorely don't trust the president on but if we get the rules of engagement right there's no doubt in my mind that we can win any battle over there. but, but if they end up back at a 50,000 to one margin -- in iraq, and they can't control that, what good can we do? >> so i was asked a question back in 2002 when it first in afghanistan. and i was asked how many enemies are

a sunni would say that anyway, but he said that.his commander by the way just affected and is now in the states seeking asylum but he was given command in the south. i won't say where, just a few months ago. one evening he got a call from maliki, a maliki said i have some visitors coming to you and want you to put them to work embed them in your staff thank you -- they will help you achieve stardom or the division commander, recommend, not division, above division, said who are you sending to my staff? they knocked on the door and they were from -- and the commander said prime minister maliki? yes. do you have orders? where would you like us to go? and the great patriot shia iraqi said, not here. i don't have a place for you. they said, that's great, we love your opinion but you don't get to decide. this commander got on the phone with maliki and this is a story related by him and i've had it corroborated once. i don't have complete 100%. i put him in power in 2003. got on the phone to maliki over 45 minutes with arguing back and fo

you have sunnis - this is why people are divided.hen you go south, aden and other areas this is predominant sunni loyal to abd-rabbu mansour hadi and if he stays in power they'll support him. if he goes they'll find an alternative. sectarians divided an element played out, and you see more tension in those areas where you have made a living side by side with sunnis. it's a very difficult situation. i don't think yemenis on their own can chart a path towards the transition. it's too late. the international community - if they decide to jump in they are the main political player in that part of the world. they may see a develop. but then again, do you know what, in yemen, the debate appears to be to solve the problems there needs to be guarantees. militias will continue to operate on the ground. >> thank you hashem ahelbarra for that. speaking to us >>> greece has struck a deal with other euro members. they seem happy for now. it means that greece stays signed on to the existing bailout for another four months. this is what the greek g

cold morning, sunny days. friday starts to cloud it up. >> it's coming right down outs of the north. >> we had nothing but warm systems. >> that's the way it works right now. >> it would be. >> depends on the track. >> it looks good. >> all right. >> we'll keep you to it. >>> 45-ton hump back whale in hawaii is free this morning after being entangled in a fishing line. the entangled whale was first spotted the 15th. >>> it was certainly the catch 06 a lifetime for one new york teenager. visits his grandfather every year in hawaii. on wednesday they were fishing off the coast when the 16-year- old hooked a 1,058-pound blue marilyn. it took five people 30 minutes to haul in the fish. wow. unbelievable. he returns to new york saturday with a few blisters and really an incredible story that is all over facebook. >>> we are now 50 weeks away from super bowl 50 and we will start seeing signs promoting the big event. there is a plan to light levi stadium and coit tower with a giant number 50. and a charitable group c

men out there killing and murdering sunni civilians.o they lost that card. they are much weaker because the lebanese state is much weaker. so it's a very difficult time for them and they're having a difficult time navigating this new situation. >> thank you, congresswoman. the only thing i would add is that i mentioned the word of sectarianism numerous times in my oral testimony. i find it to be a very important issue that we have to understand that one of the ways in which extremist ideologies can become more mainstream is when societies are polarizing people feel like they have to pick a side, they have no choice but to pick a side and the only candidates for their votes are extremist organization is very polarized environment. i worry about the sectarian violence in syria being exported to other neighboring countries and creating a wire sector and conflict. hezbollah is one of the organizations that could be a conduit for the spread of sectarian violence, in lebanon is a country with a very interesting sort of denominational system o

. >> what isis did to this jordanian fighter pilot, 26 years old, a sunni muslim won't this anger sunni muslims throughout syria, throughout not only jordan but in iraq as well to turn against isis? >> i think it will but only over time. to get to that point where sunni muslims in cities like western iraq turn against isis they've got to be willing to take vengeance from isis itself. isis is on the ground. the jordanians are not. i think you will see the locals start to say, we don't want isis anymore. that's going to take a lot of time. >> as much as these isis -- as much as these sunni muslims, they fear isis and want to crush isis they also fear a lot of these shiite militias backed by iran. >> yeah. they're terrified. they're in a bad position sunnis in iraq. they don't want the baghdad government moving in with the so-called shia death cults. they recognize them to be psychopaths. what they're hoping at this point is that this -- this organization whatever you want to call it the islamic state, simply falls apart under its own weight. that's wishful thinking but i hope they're righ

a sunny and cold start. for the lehigh valley we will be in the teens tomorrow morning and it will be sunny and cold. late wednesday we will be watching and area of snow to the north and west. this will move in on thursday coming up i will show you the times of it and how cold we will get as we end out the week. that is straight ahead. >>> from our delaware bureau crime concerns are at center stage in will mington tonight. this comes as the number of shootings and homicides in will m -- wilmington is on pace to surpass the last two years. >>> tonight the clock is ticking. >> a local school board has only three weeks to decide to hand over troubled schools or close them completely. >> denise talked to parents at a school board meeting. she is live in newark how did the school battle get to this point? >> the state asked the district to come up with a plan on how to deal with the three schools, and when that plan didn't come together, they sent this letter giving the district a few options. >> it isultimatum t

including the sunnies. this was an insult not only to their political party but for all sunnies here in iraq. it's a very delicate thing. what needs to happen very quickly is this investigation needs to happen. there needs to be a very visible investigation, and the culprits need to be brought to justice quickly. if that does not see happen, we may see more tit-for-tat revenge. >> thank you. >>> we have a lot to cover on the al jazeera news hour. mending their ways, we report from nigeria's niger delta bringing peace to the region. >> separated by occupation, we meet a palestinian couple determined to keep their love alive. >>> and there is no place like home for australia. a big score against england in the cricket world cup. >> talks are being held in yemen between houthi rebels and the party of the former president ali abdullah saleh. it comes after houthis took power in sanaa triggering protest across the country. >> angry protesters set fire to a shia houthi vehicle in yes hen's third largest city. the

they kill fellow sunnis like the jordanian pilot.t is the most brutal terrorism organization on planet earth. >> under line all of this, it is expanding. it is not in any way getting smaller or even staying as is. this is expanding. >> we heard after the murder of the jordanian pilots that quote maybe they had gone too far and this was going to turn people against them. it has probably turned my kingdom against them in jordan. it is a recruitment tool for the mass soing nis tick and vicious group of the people on earth. al baghdadly not only goes out and kills people. he also puts out proclamation of he is the answer to the expansionism of shi'ite islam. they use that stuff that horrific video. we have seen the rest of it most people have not that was broadcast all over the middle east all over africa, all over parts of south asia. they have seen that video and that's a recruitment tool for people to join their cause. >> let's take a listen. >> isis is the clearest terrorist group. >> in islamic history served in u.s. army as an arab

the blue skies, here is live doppler 7 hd showing sunny skies. right now, this is the picture all day long and here is a lovely view of the western sky from our emeryville camera as we look at the forecast futures. chilly tonight and perhaps not quite as cold as last night but cold. dry and mild the next two days with a slight chance of showers friday and saturday. now, here is the satellite radar image showing a big ridge of high pressure. that's the dominant factor in the weather picture keeping conditions dry and bringing chilly nights and mild afternoons for now. to thursday evening as we start the forecast thursday 7:00 p.m. low pressure system will be centered over british colombia and friday saturday it will drop southward bringing a chance of some light showers into the bay area on friday and saturday. it's pretty slight chance the system will not contain a lot of moisture as it moves in our direction and late saturday night, early sunday it will take a slight chance. overnight, look for mainly clear skies here in the bay area with just a

there's been very little support for sunni arab awakening movements there.'s really questionable at this point in time as to making a judgment. real progress. i think we've stabilized, and that's about it. >> woodruff: so, given all that, janine davidson, how much difference do you think that the death and the way this-- the death of this jordanian pilot was carried out will make? >> well i think it's an absolutely horrific turn of events. i think it has, if anything, become sort of a wake-up call to people across the region. i mean, there are plenty of people who are sort of on the fence, maybe sympathetic to isis kind of being bold against the west. but now, you know, they've done this completely horrific unacceptable thing to a muslim pilot from jordan and i think, you know, for countries or leaders in the region that were having, you know, trouble getting their populations to understand, you know how grave this threat is and how, you know-- how horrific again, this particular group is, i think this will sort of stiffen their spine a little bit, at least

mostly sunny and sunny and mild. a little low cloud deck. still kind of a quiet pattern but things are beginning to change. a lot of 60s here today or a few near 70 degrees. good morning sal. >> reporter: steve, good morning to you. we are off to a decent start as we start off with a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. and you can see traffic is going to be a okay as you are driving through to the toll plaza. it is that time someone asked me yesterday i use the bay bridge every day. what time can i hot go after if i see slow rack? that answer is 5:40. before 5:40 you can have a relatively good commute. unless there is a crash on the bridge and then all bets are off. this is a look at interstate 880 north and southbound. the traffic is moving well in both directions here. it's looking good all the way up to oakland. we have a little bit of road work in the south bay. 280 near 17. but again these commutes are sol light that traffic is doing very well any way. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. >>> topping our news this morning. south