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joining us now, lawrence wilkerson. colonel, good to have you with us, appreciate your time. i want your thoughts on these air strikes. we are in the strike mode now. i don't know how often we're going to hit them, but in your opinion are these air strikes the right move? >> ed, first let me say i agree with the congressman as james madison said, the surest way to tyranny is to give a president unfettered war power. in the last decade, we seem to be doing that with great liberality. as far as air strikes themselves go, i don't see this as a technique, as a way to make our point with respect to the islamic state and its forces, other than the kinetic reality of making the rubble bounce, maybe killing a few of them. what it is going to take to achieve the objectives that you showed president obama outlining in bold at the united nations is not bombs, it is going to take forces on the ground, hopefully arab forces, maybe even persian forces, muslim forces that are opposed to this more radical manifestation of their religion, eliminating these people. we can drop all of the rait

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joining me now retired army colonel lawrence wilkerson.do you agree with that basically that we're seeing something that is more of a difference in kind than a difference in degree when you look at the use of, you know, j-soc and drones and targeted killing by this president for the first six years of the war on terror and what we're doing in syria and iraq right now? >> i think it's a difference in degree and kind, it's a difference as you've insinuated but also think it's a difference in empire. that is to say when you spend this kind of money on this kind of target, for example, a million dollar cruise missile on top of a $200 ak-47, you are doing something that is markedly different from what you said covert operations in yemen, a strike here, a predator, a reaper there, this is a much wider, much deeper operation and it will cost a fortune. let's make that very clear. >> yeah, there was an estimate today that i saw that was $1.5 billion a month. it was from defense one reported that. it's hard to say. where would the money from this c

he been bono wilkerson's attorney filed a motion saying that.ll be addressed in court during a hearing tomorrow. wilkerson' attorney say her blood sugar level was measure at 44 by paramedics who were called to the beach. this happened back in march. they say normal range is 70 to 100. the 32 year old is charged with three counts of attempted murder and child abuse. >>> three teens arrested for stealing a schoolbus. >> their joy ride was caught on tape. the video doesn't show a lot but enough to identify three cousins accused of steelin stealing a s. a 16 year old and two 17 year olds in central florida. they spent hours driving around even picked up some friends. the bus was eventually returned to the parking spot where it was taken. >> i said ely gentleman, what was you thinking about? and he said, i don't know why i let me into this. >> mom says doing a little time might help her son straighten you. the keys had will be left in the bus. mechanics saw the bus had mr. miles than it should and figured something just was not right. >> manhattan cl

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public defender jim purdy believes it may have led wilkerson to behave irradically.ilkerson was seven months pregnant when she drove her van into the ocean off the coast of florida. >>> 6:13, check with kate with our traffic and weather together. good morning. >> good morning to you, erika, finally seeing the sky beginning to lighten up out there. as we start off our friday. let's take a look down the shore, here is atlantic city, see few clouds, seeing breaks of blue sky already inbetween, as we await that sunrise, and we take another look at another shore spot on live neighborhood network camera. from the beach patrol headquarters in margate. we have the lifeguard boats out on the san, waves rolling in, it will be beautiful beach day out there, if you were able to extends your shore vacation to include this week, things looking pretty nice out there for today and tomorrow. not looking quite so nice next week when i pull down the shore, will have to try to pull some strings with mother nature and fix that forecast next week. 74 degrees, seven open in wilmington, 74

. >> joining me now is colonel wilkerson, former secretary of state colin powell. there's a lot shaking in the middle east no doubt and this comes as a great surprise that there are deals being made that i don't think america really counted on. but, first of all, colonel, what is your reaction to lindsey grah graham's comments? >> ed, i can't -- i really can't believe my political party anymore, but particularly the two leading war amongers, senator john mccain and lindsey graham from my home state of south carolina. i don't know whether this is political opportunityism, exploiting the politics of fear much as joe mccarthy did, during the cold war or the communityist red scare. whether it's cold spell. whether it's a combination of the two and perhaps add a little spice of political opportunityism in the sense of anything that president obama wants to do, they are opposed to it. but it's insanity writ large. >> you and i have talked about loyalties in the middle east. the syrian moderates, i asked you not long ago and other folk on this program, who are the syrian

i say this because kathy wilkerson, she was with you, correct? >> she was with us. >> she wrote after the fact the process by which weather leaders changed of glorifying violence in january 1970 to moderation wassin visible to almost all weather members. certainly the assumption of building a clandestine fighting force was full steam ahead. if ayers says things were different in the west, most participants did not know this. what did you do to communicate to the people in your group no more violence? >> i don't agree with kathy. so i don't know what to say about it. i mean, we were a loose organization. we were not a disciplined organization. but we changed dramatically in 1970, there's no question. you can read the communique and understand. >> i read the communique, which said you bombed the murtagh house. >> well, there are many communiques including after the townhouse explaining the change of direction. >> at the townhouse it said you bombed the murtagh which now you are denying on this set. do you take responsibility for riling people up wi

forces from pakistanis and afghans in exchange for five thousand dollars bally's moreover lawrence wilkerson former chief of staff for colin powell made a sworn declaration in two thousand and ten that top members of the government knowingly lied about these men being dangerous he said that the deliberate choice to send detainees to guantanamo was an attempt to place them outside the jurisdiction of the u.s. legal system indeed having this prison outside of u.s. soil made it easier for the government to argue that the prisoners of war and title to protections under the geneva convention and us constitution and as of this broadcast one hundred forty nine men in the initial seven hundred seventy nine remain prisoners at guantanamo but the remaining six hundred thirty having already been released without charges or something transferred to prisons in other countries only six of the hundred forty nine men are on trial five alleged coconspirators of the nine eleven attacks and one not alleged mastermind of the u.s.s. cole bombing so who are the remaining men colonel lieutenant kevin bogey one of

. >> the oranther night lawrence l wilkerson told us there had been some kind of cease-fire made between syrian moderates and isis. that was debunked by secretary state john kerry when barbara boxer asked him about that after appearing on this program. do we really know what's going on. does our intel have a good grip on, quote, who the good guys are, if we're going to be arming these syrian moderates. secretary of state, kerry, down playing it. >> it's tough. this is tricky. part of the reason is assets on the ground are limited. the isis group is so extreme and tightly controlled that it is very hard to get human intelligence inside that group reporting out. so what you're talking about is there's some reports, factions of the rebel group have agreed not to fight isis at this point and to concentrate on assad. i think those alliances come and they go. it is possible that both reports could be right. the problem we have, really, and secretary kerry alluded to this a bit and members of the committee pressed him on it, it's unclear how many moderate forces are left in syria. this fight so

ebony wilkerson is accused of trying to kill all of her children. her health records will be the focus of a hearing tomorrow. >>> teenagers challenging authorities once again at a tennessee detention center. department of children services more than 20 boys breaking out of rooms attacking staff there. no one escaped the facility this time. this is the same place where more than 30 boys got away earlier this week. they say extra guard are now in place. >>> david cassidy pleads guilty to a dwi buy from more than a year in up state new york. the "partridge family" star plea deal will call for hymn to do 50 hours of community service in his home state of florida. there he is. jon: obama administration clarifying recent comments on growing conflict in iraq and syria. defense secretary chuck hagel, defending the president after critics say mr. obama is too cautious going after isis. secretary hagel says the pentagon is giving president obama options to quote, degrade and destroy the terrorists, not just contain them. let's talk about it with ab stoddard,

jurors found quality insurance manager mary wilkerson guilty of obstruct. >> one woman calls eight spiritualbut you might find it a bit unnerving much she's ordained minister who claims she can tell you what's coming your way and she says she can open see dead people. kind of like the long island medium. fox's cheryl, develops into her world. >> i see dead people. >> who can forget the scene from the film the sickth sense? >> in your dreams? >> walking around like regular people. >>> it's a hollywood depictions intensified for dramatic effect. >> i like to shuffle the cards few times because i like to clear the energy from the cards. >> reporter: charlotte -- charlotte based ordained minister says she can see spirits, people who have passed on. >> when i close my eyes and remove the distraction and tap in, i can actually sense not only you but all of the energies around you. you've got big choice that is are coming up for you. >> reporter: gina use tarot cards as a tool to help her see and interpret the signs of happenings of what she calls the spiritual route. >> one of the things i do that

was once on the fbi's most wanted list and fellow members of their weather underground like kathy wilkerson and kathy bodine. she spent 20 years in prison for killing a cops. these are some of the people molding minds of students across the country. people like this are rarely challenged in public until tonight as i bring you night two of my exclusive interview with former professor ward churchill. as the u.s. weighs what to do about isis, a growing terror army in the middle east, many fear if we hit this group hard, it will only endanger america and her citizens. within this collection there's a far left subset that blames these conflicts on american foreign policy and what they view as an arrogant u.s. whose military is so immoral the terrorists can never even the score. chief among this crowd -- ward churchill who for decades was on the inside of america's educational system, a respected, tenured professor at the university of colorado. on the day of the 9/11 attacks he penned an essay praising the terrorists as gallant and courageous and compared the dead americans to a nazi war crimina

. >> i want to bring in colonel lawrence wilkerson, secretary of state of colin powell and worked int office and was rate there. there is an ominous time for america, kecolonel, your reacti to the president and where it stands. >> i'm worried about whom we'll be arming and where those arms might ultimately wind up. i've seen a lot of this in my time. i success congressman garamendi that i don't like this business of the executive being able to take the nation to a new war without any with the congress. we need to rest the war where it ought to be, in the congress. i think the president's approach as expressed last night was fairly judicious. we do not need to do anything beyond what he said until we see if what he said works because we are not going to defeat anybody in this region of the world without the people who are vested in that region, the iraqis, the syrians and others actually doing the heavy lifting on the ground. there's no one to fight for. there's no border to fight for, there's no nation to fight for if these people won't find for themselves and one questions whether o

ebony wilkerson's lawyer filed a motion claiming she was severely disoriented at the time her blood sugar 44. normal is 77 to 100. she faces three counts of attempted murder. >>> a father in suburban atlanta facing serious charges after the death of his son left in a hot car. the toddler was left behind for hours. steve osunsami reports on the heartbreak and legal drama. >> reporter: prosecutors here don't buy for a second what happened in the silver suv was an accident. convincing a grand jury to charge this georgia father with three murder charges and other offenses for leaving his son in his steaming vehicle on june 18th. 33-year-old justin ross harris could be fighting for his life. prosecutors tell me they will decide soon if they will try for the death penalty. >> i anticipate it being probably in the next two to three week time period. >> reporter: police say harris left his son, 22-month-old cooper harris, in the suv outside his office for several hours while he was inside sending lewd pictures to women who were not his wife. one just 17 years old. police say he knew a hot car cou

have bigger challenges encountering isis and other groups, fran townsend, thank you so much, dave wilkersonyou being with us as well. >> thanks, so much. we will take a look at the headlines right now, more than 120 heads of state, including heads of state john kerry gathered with them here in new york. he went and climbed the summit. the secretary of state is expected to speak at an opening event this morning. major companies plan to cut carbon dioxide emissions. on sunday, hundreds of thousands of demonstrators rallied in new york and around the world demanding action. three soldiers from the average army stationed in cade kopd or sent there for an international training exercise have gone missing. the national guard says there is no indication the men posed any threat to the public, according to military, they were last seen saturday night in a local mall. they are among more than 200 soldiers from six nations participating in training drills for future u.n. peace keeping missions. this morning, police in delaware investigated a bus crash that killed two people and injured accidence more