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. >> joining former president clinton as a rhodes scholar and wesley clark, former general. >> and kris kristofferson. >> really? >> yes, he was a rhodes scholar. >> now, hazards today law wednesday, a high fire danger because of santa anas in the mountains around los angeles and around san diego through at least 12:00 on wednesday. as far as the temperatures pretty mile. eureka is 59. maybe a train shower today. we will be nearly 80 in los angeles and san diego. low-to-mid 60's through the central valley, 50 in lake tahoe and a look at the forecast for lake tahoe all week you can see we have zero percent chance of precipitation through friday and the warmth just like here will peak on wednesday and cooler weather on thursday and friday and snow is on the way on sunday. leyla gulen? >> not a peep on the san mateo bridge with the drive from hayward to foster city with travels smooth eastbound and westbound and to the south, top speeds away from newark and toward east palo alto from the dumbarton bridge. the rest of the peninsula is clear, 101, 280, all at top speeds and closer to sfo thr

general wesley clark, former nato supreme allied commander and author of "don't wait for the next warn growth and leadership." general thanks so much for being with us. let me start with something that's a little macro here that goes to the heart of what's in your book. when we see these coalitions being formed by isis now and how the situation is stretching out, egypt having its own extremist pledge allegiance, is this a nod to the reality that you cannot win this with military alone? that there has to be individual sovereigns battling extremism in their own countries and that that is the path to putting the threat down? >> i think that's exactly right. you can't win it with military alone. you can't win it from the united states with u.s. forces. this is all of this is an expression of a 300-year struggle with islam to come to terms with western modernization. and so it's going to take a prolonged effort, sometimes there will be military force used. a lot of it will be cultural, some of it will be economic. there are many different things. and this is a long-term challenge. so we're

for example, a bipartisan assessment conducted by retired general wesley clark and former top pentagon official dr. phillip carver appeared in "the new york times," "washington post" and other major newspapers, revealed that the obama administration had issued extreatmently restrictive instructions the nonlethal aid the united states could provide. the lack of this aid has created real problems for the ukrainians. the fact is that no one knows in congress how these regulations are being applied. this is a huge problem and stands in the way of a coherent and effective policy. yesterday the president's national security advisor testified that the ukrainian forces is something we should be looking at. well, strengthening the iranian forces is something we definitely should be looking at. this is a welcome change of tone, should be well beyond looking at in my view, because every day we delay, every day we dither, every day we match russian efforts with half-measures, moscow is emboldened and the danger grows. i'm convinced that a piecemeal, reactionary response to moscow is a recipe for f