the urn mission in iraq coins to investigate reports of violation and abuse0s human rights law. our teams have conducted over 500 interviews with victims of and witnesses of these violations. as a result of this, the u.n. has verified simmic and widespread human rights violations committed by icele and associated groups, but also violations and abuses commitsed by armed group groups supportive of the government and some committed by the iraqi security force. a report was publish ned july and a second one is under progression. on account of the gravity of the crime us committed by isil i welcome the decision by the u.n. human rights council to dispatch a mission to iraq to investigate alleged violations of humanitarian law m. are president, the fall ol' mosul forced people understand it was joist just the survival of their country that was at stake but the very existens of their communities. all iraqis no matter what ethnic or religious community they belong to, stands to lose if they fail to cooperate against the growing threat of terrorism, radicalism and extremism. today, ther

here's a picture of the urn. it has the name "mom" engraved. it was found partially buried among the egg harbor. >>> a party was held for the step out walk to stop diabetes. the walk is the largest one in the country. with 3,000 to 4,000 people taking part every year. tonight team captains met to make plans and look at recruiting more participants. the step out walk is november 1st at the philadelphia museum of art. >>> and tonight at the museum of art, a celebration of the city's varied heritage. a reception was held as part of the multicultural passport to philadelphia. nefertiti jaquez spoke at the event. >>> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist sheena parveen. >> well, another very cool night for us. and a cool start when you walk outside tomorrow morning. so probably another morning where you at least need a light jacket. more dry days ahead, though. we still have this dry stretch of weather staying in the forecast as we go into the weekend. so that's great news for your plans. and more cool nights ahead, too. we'll keep

the urn mission in iraq coins to investigate reports of violation and abuse0s human rights law. our teams have conducted over 500 interviews with victims of and witnesses of these violations. as a result of this, the u.n. has verified simmic and widespread human rights violations committed by icele and associated groups, but also violations and abuses commitsed by armed group groups supportive of the government and some committed by the iraqi security force. a report was publish ned july and a second one is under progression. on account of the gravity of the crime us committed by isil i welcome the decision by the u.n. human rights council to dispatch a mission to iraq to investigate alleged violations of humanitarian law m. are president, the fall ol' mosul forced people understand it was joist just the survival of their country that was at stake but the very existens of their communities. all iraqis no matter what ethnic or religious community they belong to, stands to lose if they fail to cooperate against the growing threat of terrorism, radicalism and extremism. today, ther

. >> the girl rolls-under-p s urn.atch what happens next. >> good news is she only suffered bruises. she did not have life threatening injuries, but you see here, he drives off. >> she was fighting for the safety of her kids. >> if you notice here, once she has the daughter, she doesn't walk away. >> walk away. just get away. get your kids to safety. >> he's facing a battery charge in this incident. >> you know what's heart breaking is the children didn't get to choose in this scenario at all. >>> when you see a helicopter flying this close to the ocean and this close to the shoreline, something bad is going on. that's what's going on here, off the coast of california, a rescue in progress. this is actually a chp helicopter, a highway patrol helicopter, trying to rescue a stranded kayaker who is on the rocks over here. once the diver is down to the rocks, he's tieing that harness around the kayaker. apparently, the kayaker identified by the california state park officials as 43-year-old guy was tangled up in kelp. the

, her words, one big barking urn. >> funny, funny, funny makes us laugh from the grave. >>> a changeseason of saturday night live, comic michael che will be in the weekend update segment. he work on the show last season as a writer and best known for his role as a correspondent on the daily show. strong will remain on the cast. >> i like strong. she was very strong. >> two men. >> will host weekend update. >> so 1972. >> very much. >> they will be smoking on the set. >> yes. >> edward murrow. >>> "good day philadelphia" starts in nine minutes and later this morning we're talking about the one and only wendy williams live on our show. she starts her new season. we will see what she thinks about some of the top entertainment stories, how about the rihanna store friday last night at the ravens game. >>> plus, of course we are following latest developments, things have change in the oscar pistorius murder trial. we will chat with our legal expert about the the verdict and what his sentence could possibly be. he is still in trouble. what will that sentence. >> it takes a lot of time. >> w

. >>> a 14-year-old boy is urn arrest for allegedly causing an explosion in a chinese restaurant lastmonth. video showed someone putting a device into an access panel in the wall of the restaurant. moments later, it explodes. no one was hurt. police say tips from the public led to the arrest. >>> an arrest warrant is out tonight for this man. ples say eric matthew freen is the subject of the shooting of two state troopers last month. the suspect is described as a survivalist who's expressed a desire to kill police. >> so that guy was your neighbor? any reason you didn't stop? >> no comment from a delaware man who turned himself into police for killing a cyclist with his car and then driving away. police say he had his three kids in the car with him friday night when he hit phillip bishop in brakenville road. police say bishop did have flashing lights on his bike and a helmet. >>> new at 11:00, an important warning for any philadelphia resident who has missed or even ignored a jury summons. fewer than two out of every ten jurors summoned in the city and actually shows up. now, the cour

. >> the sheriff's office hosts urn shield. the convention has beeneld in oakland since 2007. >>> developing news out of mariposa county. families were forced from their homes because of a wildfire. it started late this afternoon west ofosemite national park. the fire has burned 300 acres and is not contained at all. this amateur video shows ames and smoke pouring from the ees along highway 49. 700 homes and five business are under an vac wages order. >>> a wildfire is affecting air qualitin the north bay. the fire has gone through 83,000 acres. it has been burning for four weeks. it ld to a smoke advisory for the north bay. meteorologist sandhya patel ll have more about the advisory coming up. >> tonight abc joined 30 other networks for the stand up to cancer telethon. the star a-studd event featured performances by air january gnaw grande and the who and others. they raised $260 million for cancer research. and cancer survivors and advocates all over the bay area stood up to cancer. here is a viewing party. it was set up by t

urn talking about the dollar yen and some of the level there is are praeking higher yet again and it's really stronger against the lot of currencies, especially the yen. 106.08 to 10. the federal reserve is expected to raise rates earlier and yields are going higher as well, which makes a doll already more attractive to its peers. i want to talk to you on the pound sterling. against a dollar. now, it fell to a ten-month low against the dollar as a campaign for scottish independence heats up ahead of the september 18th referendum. euro also weeker. that's still at the lowest level in more than a year. year in, 136.72 to 77. let's look at how this is affecting stocks. the nikkei and the topix both trading higher. the nikkei just remind viewers, it ended monday in the positive as well. despite a disappointing revised gdp figure. financials, domestic retail shares as well. however, the focus remains fully on the anticipation on the line from apple expected in the u.s. they were out of manufacturing, foster, electr foster. >> energy related shares mostly down in u.s. markets on monday, what

. >>> police in south jersey hope someone will come forward to claim an urn filled with ashes in atlanticcounty. it has "mom" on the side. >>> the fire department in williamstown as issued an apology for an offensive sign apparently displayed by firefighters. the sign told women to flash them. it hung from the banner at a state convention in wildwood last weekend. the mayor is promising disciplinary action. the fire department put out a statement saying, quote, we ask the public not to assess our organization through a single display of poor judgment but by dedicated commitment by all the volunteers who proudly and unishly serve our community. >>> and a wildfire continues to tear through territories east of sacramento threatening homes and forcing evacuations. california governor hand the ton of weed. >>> in mexico baja peninsula, looters took to the streets in the los cabos resort area. they stripped places of food and other items. aerial video shows the extent of damage caused by odile. the president promised aid for the victims. >>> here's a survival story. some are calling it a miracl

so what with are urn canned about, of course, is that step by step, there will be an adeppation to respiratoryor possibly some other means of spread. >> stephen, you know, when you hear people like allen or dr. michael oster holm, who used to be the acting director of the cvc use that language that these people are very conservative with how they speak, and when they use this language that it could become air born that it could be the worst pandemic we have seen, what does that tell you? >> there was a convergence of. into early september, across the spectrum, that this situation is out of control. it was a growth, and it remains an exponential growth, for the reproduction rate of 1 to 2. so it is like this, it is still in that tomorrow, and so it has the possibility of migranting into ten or 12 of the neighbors or nearby states. many of which are quite vulnerable. so that is capturing people. i do not -- what sara was saying elier about the resolve of the commutes that are emerging. absolutely critical that that happened. i think it is also absolutely critical to emphasize when the defense mi

officials say he appeared unarmed at the time but it urn its out that he had a small folding knife onm. the first family was not at the white house during either incident this weekend. >>> the list of car recalls keeps growing. gm and chrysler announced several models that need to have serious problems fixed. >>> it's a foggy start to your morning but i'm tracking warmer temperatures on this final day plus, what to expect as we head into your first week of fall. that's all coming up in my first alert seven-day forecast. >>> tropical storm polo is hitting mexico's lohse cs cabos. tens of thousands of tourists have been flown out of the coastal region. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist brittney shipp. >> good morning. as we head into the rest of today, we are going to continue to see foggy conditions. it will be a foggy start to your morning and then as we push into the rest of today, we'll see the fog lifting. and as we approach the afternoon, our temperatures are going to warm into the 80s. so it is going to be a warm end to our summer season. a look at our he

a few of them tried to hide urn parked carsful officers spotted them there. they eventually get them out and arrest them. the same guys may be responsible for robbing some dutch tourists last week. >>> it's the $5 billion question. where will tesla build its huge new battery factory? tonight len ramirez has the answer. >> reporter: california is still the home of tesla, but the company will announce tomorrow it is going to nevada for the next generation battery factory known as the gigafactory. >> i'm devastated. >> reporter: ted gains delivered a shovel to palo alto last month along with a letter to the ceo says california would do what it takes to get a deal done. >> we have been very good to tesla so i'm very frustrated given our history with tesla in terms of what we provided for them. >> reporter: he says it is frustrating that tesla benefited from california subsidies and tax breaks but decided to go out of state to create badly manufacturing jobs. nevada was considered the front runner in a five state sweep stakes for the gigafactory. nevada had starte

a new report from pay scale finds harvey mud grads urn the highest salaries in the country.right utility of college 75,000 a year. they make about $133,000 mid career. in the top five? the u.s. naval academy. mitt, colgait, stanford. colleges with the highest grads have something important in common. they grant a large number of stem degrees, science, technology, engineering and math. mudd's degrees are? stem. no surprise, 79% at mit. you know, but a four year degree is not for everyone. pay scale looked at two year colleges and their earnings potential. how does $70,000 sound? roughly how much people with associate degrees from these schools make by the time they're in the middle of their career. public schools. in general, two year public college grads made more money than private two year programs. you don't have to remark up a ton of debt. you don't have to breathe the rarefied air. be smart where you go, smart about what you study, and your investment in higher education will pay off. thanks for watching "cnn money," here every saturday at 2:30 p.m. eastern. set the dvr

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all urn peace keepers have been relocated to the other side, mandated nasks this tasks in the exceptionally challenging times. >> syrian side of the golan si side. osama ben javai reports. >> reporter: on the foothills this is the town of mohamedea. >> to break the siege imposed on the villages. >> the fighters say lifting the siege in these areas has been difficult because of snipers and sharp shooters who were sent by the syrian military. al hamadea is strategic for those who want to build a humanitarian corridor for the area already under control. complete control of the golan heights on the border with israel. and that's why both sides are battling for places like zabadani in dmask damascus. most of the country has been under siege for the most of two years. and divided fighters in usuallily divided groups in the islamic front and al n nusra front. >> we sent all the factions operating in the country side of conaitra. >> in recent days rebels who oppose i.s.i.l. and the syrian regime have lost ground in theout skirts of damascus and hama province. but they are hoping that this will give

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and what they are trying to achieve let's talk about the latest operation against al-shabab in south urnalia and they are trying to route him out and can they succeed this time, is al-shabab weaker than it was a couple years ago? >> it's difficult to say because they keep on resurfacing all the time when ever we think that they are kind of stopped in their tracks from continuing, i don't think much can be done at the moment especially if you are going to be relying on airforce. if you want to really stop al-shabab there has to be boots on the ground. there is no other way other than that. >> you have a conference on terrorism currently being held in nairobi, various african good evenings coming together to find a way to tackle terrorism on the continent, can this summit achieve anything do you think? do african countries have capacity to fight extremism on their own? >> the element of corruption in africa is a problem. the force is demoralized and it's difficult to say whether it will do much. raging conflicts in africa, east africa and the west of africa, so it's very difficult to say t

so, you can put it down perhaps to just his inexperience, the fact you have the urn general assembly going on, may have been an tout -- an opportunity to get this out.z$r whether we traumatic the iraqs to provide accurate intelligent or out in, you have to take the intel they provide at been imminent terror attract as if it's valid. you always a little cynical of information you get, always trying to prove whether it's credible or not but you have to say, given the potential for something terrible to happen, we have to approach it as if it's accurate and then disprove it. you're looking for corroborating information from assets and sources. you're looking at how many sources, everywhere you can to prove whether or not this is actually a credible threat. right now we don't have anything from our own services, whether intel or law enforcement, that confirms what the prime minister in iraq has been saying. >> you might be right. i talked to a number of security experts today who have been saying it wouldn't surprise them if in fact we were making or -- terrorists were making subways or

for the record he urns 7.65 million-dollar this season. >>> voters in delaware are heading to the pollsor state's primary election. candidate vying for various positions, among them state treasurer, state auditor, elections include several legislative races. >>> today at the white house president obama will meet with top congressional law make tours talk about dealing with isis ter list. tomorrow the president will address the nation. right now defense secretary chuck hagel is in turkey meeting with government official about turkey's involvement in the u.s. led coalition to fight isis. u.s. has carried out more than 140 air strikes against isis in iraq during the past month following beheadings of two american journalist the president is now considering spanning air strikes into syria. >>> lets do weather on the one's with sue serio, we would take more of the same from yesterday, a nice mild day. >> if that is what you want, you got it. the storm is here we were watching same storm yesterday and lingering there just soaking places like virginia beach and norfolk virginia and wet around

across south urn areas here flood waters are slowly starting to recede.t's leaving behind dirty, stagnant water which breeds more disease and misery. people are using the water to bathe in and wash their clothes in dishes, some areas they are drinking it. and many people are already getting sick. >> we are living right next to their homes, not inside because there is water over there. they have their beds right outside on the roads and we have the stagnant water and insects around them and they are gathered around them and it's making the situation worse and the conditions they are living in. >> reporter: this medical center for flood victims is run by a charity and also in the middle of a major road and children have skin infections and diseases. this woman tells us she is suffering from vomiting and stomach cramps, all of these women have the same complaints. doctors are treating around 2000 people a day in this tent alone. >> most of the problems we are seeing are related to stomach issue, diarrhea and skin diseases like scabbies and boils and people s

in problems on the pennsylvania urn turnpike and mass transit looking great. >>> we have is breakingnews, right now, we have brand new video right here just in from the king of prussia mall where an overnight fire broke out there. it happened at the plaza's food court area we are told fire fighters were able to bring that fire under control, however there is still a lot of smoke inside the mall. it is unclear right now if this will affect the opening of the mall today. once aga we are looking at video of the king of prussia mall where a small fire broke out earlier this morning. >>> breaking news also tops this look at today's headlines on cbs-3. police are searching for a suspect seen running from the shooting in ogontz. pregnant with man was kill. woman's baby was delivered but died at the hospital. a man is in critical condition. >>> a with man and two men are expect to surrender today in connection with the beating of the same sex couple in center city almost two weeks ago. the suspects face assault and conspiracy charges. >>> revel casino is on the auction block today, one bid m

i'm told in the history of the urn this is only the second time a u.s. president has permanently chaired a security -- personally cared a security are security council summit. we're making enhanced efforts to track those who enter and leave syria and may later seek to travel to the united states from a country for which the united states does not require a visa from its citizens. there are in fact a number of visa waiver program countries that also have large numbers of citizens who are syrian foreign tigers. -- fighters. generally we have strong information sharing relationships with this countries, and with their help we will build this capability. we need to ensure we're doing all we took identify those who by their travel patterns attempt to hide their association with terrorist groups. when countries in our visa waiver program may agree to strong surety safeguards women have undertaken a review of these safeguards to review whether they'red a kit. we're saying whether there are additional safeguards immigrant pledded to identify foreign fieger and w

and then at the end of the panel discussion, there are all these coffee urns set in the hotel conference area in the--in the aisle wherever the panels are being held and people rush out to the coffee area, and they're all schmoozing. and if you look at academic newsletters, you see these pictures. there'll be half a dozen people clutching wine glasses or coffee mugs to their chest and they all look so happy 'cause they're all in this career schmooze together. and it's always the big-name professors who are schmoozing with the other big-name, and the foundation officials are doing little political waves here and up and down the--the al--alleyway, and it really is--people measure their status by how they perform at conferences. and... c-span: is it true that if you're really well-known, you s--you can be dull, and if you're not well-known at all, you've got to be good?' >> guest: yeah. if fact, if you're really well-known, you're supposed to be dull. there's some--there--the idea is you're so important, you don't need to be interesting, so you te--speak in the higher institutional mode. so

i think a lot of the urn people will admit part of their job was to take the shots. but given the level of international commitment that's going to be there for a while, it's not a great thing. look, the foreigner screwed this up. foreigners have not helped, but everybody has created problems there. it's not a unique one set of actors that has messed the whole thing up. as for me, we're hoping the candidates were being straightforward, when they said they would let me become in, and we'd go back there and see what happens. i had a colleague who was thrown out of pakistan last year, and i was chased out of there a few years ago when i was with the journal, but less officially, and my colleague who was thrown out of pakistan, one thing that makes it hard there is the level of mistrust and conspiracy theory among the pakistani public that, when the news media or government officials call you a spy, it can be very hard to recover from that and work safely in pakistan again. in afghanistan that hasn't been the case. the palace -- they called us evil. the evil "new york ti

and the scottish vote is creating urn certainty. >>> mario draghi's plan is not the best for everyone else. o one. >> it liberates liquidity and liberates capital and the balance sheet. in that sense, the regulatory initiative is to be welcomed and is differentiated to the taxpayer. this is something different. that's why i am more skeptical about these initiatives which is why i am interested in purchasing. >> andrew, i have to ask, the stark reality facing europe is at this recovery taking longer than expected. but we'll take the u.s. view on it, how does mcdonald's see itself being impacted by the bigger than expected europe? >> i think it has been an ongoing issue for a while. europe started to look like it was coming out of the trough late last year. i think the ceos were starting to get more encouraged. it will be interesting going into the earnings season how they view that now. obviously, as you talked about a few moments ago, there's a huge currency swing in the past few weeks. obviously, the dollar is very strong so that will hit a lot of the multinational earnings when they

urn that poor little girl away. the whole night, that's all i worried about is am i going to read about this poor girl who has gone out, you know, death by cop or death by whatever. all because you don't have the time to take the tinal. and that's not right. if it weren't for the veterans before and after and now, there wouldn't be a job for these civilians to have and to treat people that way. and they need to understand that. we're not here for them. they're here for us. and by dam it they're going to do it if i have my way about it. and don't ever say something bad to a veteran. because i will clock you and i will take your name and number. and i have someone else with me that will do the same thing only she hits harder. [inaudible] patient advocate, that's an oxymoron to me because how can you have somebody help somebody who works for the v.a.? they're complaining about the v.a. and they're helping them for the v.a. and i had a bad experience with them when i heard her go into a room and tell the doctor, what do

we have resources, sankick, some of the research companies as commodities urn pressure under the strongerdollarment gape gainers today, delta monster beverage continuing its run, cut back a bit, but still gaining off the coke deal. regenron's ceo on "squawk box" ear earlier. >> found a drug that could cut the risk of heart attacks and strokes in half. taking the sweep from 340 to 400 on a stock cramer highlighted in the last lauhour. nike resigning reigning nba mvp kevin durant. the figure espn cites now is 20 years, $350 million. a new endorsement with gisele. the campaign with the i will what i want. i went to the women's event slogan, also includes skier lindsey vaughn, and they got a ballerina. they are trying to make end roads with women, obviously, men's basketball shoes, the kevin durant a valuable one, he said, what, number two in the nba to lebron james? up there. >> who has the mvp. >> is 25 years old, valuable from an advertiser's perspective. nike had the opportunity to match, widely considered he was going to do that anyway, so i think it's interesting that underarianmour, a

the case as i understand it that he'll make is con that would encompass both action in iraq and syria urn the general premise that this organization is a threat to the stability of the region to a number of allies in the region and to the broader world including the united states and therefore going after that threat including leaders of this organization wherever they are is necessary. >> how much of a mistake was it when the president said a week or so ago. he didn't have a strategy for dealing with isis in syria. >> you know, wolf, when i heard that, i'm sure folks who i left behind when i left the white house grimaced a little bit because what he was saying, quite clearly, is that that strategy was being developed. what you get with barack obama is, you know, somebody who was not a national politician even ten years ago and he bolted on to the stage and it's been part of his appeal. he's not always going to -- when he's speaking honestly going to say it the way communicators who advise him would have him say it, and i'm sure, you know that's sht the first instance where he'd wished he

anything you see urn it -- turning to white. there were 20s for temps in yellow stone.og is there. by the coast, it will be cool. away from the coast, it's warm to hot. high pressure is here for another two days. and then i think it will lose grip. there will be a pretty good system from the gulf of alaska. 90s inland. 60s, 70s by the coast. always a tough forecast with the thick fog. sausalito, 85. newtown, i think kathy said newtown clear. oldtown foghorns were sounding. if you are from sausalito, you know what she's talking about. 100 brentwood. alameda, 82. there's fog around parts of the bay and 90s san jose, sunnyvale at 90. inland temperatures will be warm to hot. coast and bay, 60s and 70s. there's gonna be a fine line between nice to cool to hot. cooler begins as we head into the weekend. >> all right. thank you, steve. >>> google is now responding after millions of gmail addresses and passwords were posted online. be 5 million gmail addresses and passwords were made public on a russian bitcoin forum. but google says many of them are not current. google also sa

in an urn -- near term we can take steps to degrade and disrupt their ability to carry out attacks. but to prevent yourself from having to deal with that in perpetuity we would have to go beyond that in look to destroy or defeat the organization and that is what the administration and the secretary of state have talked about over longer period of time time. that objective is not as easy to put a specific time horizon to. >> understand that i'm concerned kind of like having a hornets nest. you identify the thread and you want to get rid of them. you don't want to poke it with a stick for three years. .. our intelligence community partners look around the corner and see not only where their next groups might come from, where the next theaters of concern might be calm but what tactics and techniques and opportunities for innovation might exist in the terrorism community as well. that is harder. often relying on what intelligence. using your imagination. it is important work that helps us overtime to up targets to get ahead of those particular threats. cyber is one of those areas where

here's what treasury official told me earlier today on this question says it is not at all urn usual treasure. >>'s actions to impact deals closed or after the date of action. trying to shut the window on taxpayers' ability to engage in these actions. they said as they talk about debating taking action, every company rushes to do it before the rule changed and this way they say is fair. a lot of companies might have their noses out of joint today feeling they got a raw deal here. >> people wondering about the legality of all of it. thank you. >> yep. >> the changes leave companies wondering if inversion will hold up legally, constitutionally and for that let's welcome tom ajavu with the panel. tom, welcome. >> thank you. >> first to you, this idea of using the treasury department effectively to as an instrument of writing or changing the tax code and something congress should be doing. >> yes. >> do you expect lawsuits on this? can the u.s. government change the laws? >> several things. can they do what they're doing? that's open to debate. i think some people believe, yes. they were

a small number of people who would have that level of the urn. really, i think it is important we understand a lot about ebola. ebola is a virus. it is a virus that is easy to kill by washing your hands. it is easy to stop by using gloves and precautions. the issue is not that ebola is highly infectious. the issue with the bullet is the stakes are so high and that is why at the hospital in texas there's taken all precautions you need to take to protect health care workers who are caring for this individual. people are infectious with ebola when they are sick. when we began doing testing on people as they become sick, even in the initial phases of illness when they've got a fever, the most sensitive test in the world sometimes don't detected because they're so little virus that they have. is only if it becomes thicker that they become more infectious. if patients die from ebola, they can have large quantities of virus they are. so there is no risk from having contact with somebody who's either recovered from ebola and i went to the region myself a

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get a visa, a number of americans who fight alongside these jihadists who go back into the country urnan passport. we have to be on guard, especially with september 11th coming up. i'm not trying to scare people saying there's a particular threat, but threats a always being followed. 9/11, there was no threat either, and we always have to be on guard, and isis, to me, the -- way we have to be concerned about, though, is the short term and long term danger that isis presents, and that's why i hope the president has a comprehensive plan to go after and destroy isis. >> there's a different world a year ago in syria, and it seems like both sides wanted -- congress and the president -- a hot potato what to do there, give the president a way out to seek congressional approval. i don't know whether congress wanted it either. this times it's different except maybe with the president's base. they may to the want to do the air strikes in syria, but i think republicans say, don't come to congress, you have our authority in this case. if you do what you gotted too, don't waste time getting congres

negotiate to an employer or an mployer to reward good behavior, good work, set aside work, those are urned the agreement that the officials use and they use it as the contacts are saying, well, e have to represent the workers. not true, they don't have to. states have these laws? guest: 24. who got added. guest: indiana and michigan added laws. host: other states considering it? guest: missouri, kentucky, been severale have right to work laws introduced in several states. drives them to create these laws do you think? guest: it's the individual to work hat the right law brings. if you look at the economic situation in the united states, sector job growth is increasing, the companies are citing new facilities. states are k demonstrably better in jobs in the private sector since 2008. but before that. an economic decision. companies that want to locate or expand facilities, they say 50, sometimes almost 75% of the to expand or relocate will consider right to ork states as a potential sighting selection for their new investment. talking about right to work issues and the laws in the united st