. >> glen trainor is the former undersheriff of grand county, colorado. when the call first comes in that a bulldozer is on the loose, he isn't overly concerned. but that changes after a report of shots being fired. it turns out, this is no ordinary bulldozer. >> when i arrived on scene and walked around the corner and saw this big behemoth tank there that that was fully encased in armor, i knew that we there a problem that was much bigger than our team could handle on our own. >> the homemade tank is outfitted with high-caliber rifles and is rolling over everything in its path. a few residents grabbed cameras to record the destruction as it happens. >> mad man in grandby. >> the rural sheriff's department is ill-equipped to handle such an attach so trainor calls for backup. >> we needed the notification to ask for a larger tactical team and agencies to respond from the denver metropolitan area. and the jefferson county sheriff's office. i actually even requested assistance from the colorado national guard. of course, they're an hour and a half away. >> i

s kerry the bet vimeo' trainor is aching.n in licensing deals to bring clips to his website. hbo, hulu, netflix has content. how do you compete against these guys? >> vimeo has a unique position. has established itself as the quality video sharing platform. where it fits among those ervices, youtube is an open platform, so is vimeo. premium, ad free environment of the other services like netflix or hbo. we view ourselves as the combination of premium, ad free environment with the openness of the internet. any creator can upload content anywhere in the world and offer it to any viewer at a price they choose. revenue.ake 10% of the we think we offer the most premium environment and the most control in the greatest economics for creators. >> are you willing to spend to get big name talent to use your platform the way netflix did with kevin spacey? >> it is early. is absolutely very similar. as i mentioned, with the benefit of being open, not only can we and with established globally recognized names, we are a service to any crea

many gathered in conor trainor, and are -- in tehran and are ready to take up arms. >>> in pakistan gunmen opened fire at a plane as it landed at the main airport. one person was killed and three others injured. the pakistani international airlines flight carrying 178 passengers travelled from riyadh. no one claimed responsibility. security in pakistan worsens, we were told that the army is being forced to take action against the talibanism. >> you might have seen a statement coming from the taliban saying they are doing this on purpose because they want international flights to stop coming, they want international business people to leave pakistan. they want pakistan to actually bend down and start talking to the taliban. the army obviously was forced into taking action. they were initially reluctant to go after them for two reasons - number one, they were not - it was difficult to go into the tribal area and defeat them. obviously in the past they had links to the groups. so they didn't want to take the action. another - they are involved and have launched on operation. so i think milita

general bernard trainor is the co-author. john is on our iraq vets line. good morning.caller: good morning. i was there in 2003. i am concerned about this. they really open a can of worms there. those people are wonderful people. i have been on the ground with them. they are a good people. there is a void left by saddam hussein, they had no identity. they never had a chance to get their feet on the ground. it takes much, much more time. they are very motivated -- al , you know, and i am not sure about this administration and our motivation, so they know that there is not motivation on our part, so they will keep the dancing. -- it will be an effect on the world much more than people really think. i think we need to be -- have at least an air base there and maybe somehow special forces, embassies there. we never should have gotten fully out of there. people have a country to be a part of this world and move on, and these radical islamics are just taking over and without regard, and they have no conscience, believe me. these people -- they do not care. host: john, thank y

general bernard trainor is the co-author. john is on our iraq vets line. good morning.caller: good morning. i was there in 2003. i am concerned about this. they really open a can of worms there. those people are wonderful people. i have been on the ground with them. they are a good people. there is a void left by saddam hussein, they had no identity. they never had a chance to get their feet on the ground. it takes much, much more time. they are very motivated -- al , you know, and i am not sure about this administration and our motivation, so they know that there is not motivation on our part, so they will keep the dancing. -- it will be an effect on the world much more than people really think. i think we need to be -- have at least an air base there and maybe somehow special forces, embassies there. we never should have gotten fully out of there. people have a country to be a part of this world and move on, and these radical islamics are just taking over and without regard, and they have no conscience, believe me. these people -- they do not care. host: john, thank y