. >> the men and women of guam are u.s. citizens and serving the american military at a rate that is three times higher than the rest of the country. in the wars in iraq and afghanistan, pacific islanders have the highest rate per capi capita, of personal sacrifice. >> just as a result of some forecast -- folks who have put on a uniform to sacrifice everything, everything that we are going today. >> i came here to find out why so many of guam's people have chosen to become warriors for a country half a world away and some say get too little in return. >> according to guam's office of veteran affairs, one in 8 guamanians is a veterans, highest in all u.s. states and territories. but in 2012, guam ranked dead last on medical care in u.s. department of veterans affairs or va. at a time when many are returning with physical and mental health challenges. >> some more news before we leave you. in a 60 minutes interview airing tonight, president obama acknowledges that american intelligence underestimated i.s.i.s. but insists he w

geological survey reports that 27.1 magnitude quake was seven miles west of guam. it was more than 100 miles deep. there are no reports of any damage and no sun wtsunami was generated. it's home to about 160,000 people. >>> and this morning there is a significant threat of flooding in the southwest united states. tropical storm odile is heading over the gulf of california. there are flash flood warnings and watches posted in nevada, california, texas, and arizona. in mesa, arizona, neighborhoods that are still recovering from last week's floods are getting ready for the latest round of wet weather. the phoenix and tucson areas are likely to be hardest hit. meanwhile parts of southern california are recovering following a flood-producing storm that hit last night. crystal cruz of our los angeles station kcbs reports. >> reporter: the fierce storms rolled through the inland empire, sweeping through communities and flooded the street in front of donna's home. >> when the lightning came down, it was hitting so close to us that it would just shake the gronld and then th

. >>> overnight a magnitude 6.7 earthquake hit off the coast of guam. it was centered in the pacific oaks about 25 miles northwest of guam and was more than 100 miles deep. scientists say the quake did not cause any major damage and was too deep to trigger a tsunami. so far, there have been no reports of any serious injuries. >>> amtrak today kicked off rail safety week with an event in emeryville. people riding the train signed a banner pledging to be track smart. caltrans says california has more avoidable rail-related fatalities and injuries than any other state in the country with more than 600 each year. the mother of 14-year-old jenna betty killed by a train in march was at today's event. >> the sound of a train is very quiet. it sounds like a big rig. and they come upon you really, really quickly. >> caltrans spokesman also says trains are often difficult to see and they need a mile to come to a stop. >>> well, a lot of sunshine here in the bay area. here is our live camera looking out towards san francisco. a little bit of haze out there. but a

. >> a powerful earthquake struck this morning in the pacific ocean near guam. the u.s. geological survey reports that the 7.1 magnitude quake was centered 25 miles northwest of guam. the quake was more than 100 miles deep. there are no reports of any damage and no tsunami was generated. the island is a u.s. territory and it's home to about 160,000 people. >>> and this morning s a significant threat of flooding in the southwest united states. tropical storm odile is heading over the gulf of california. there are flash flood warnings and watches posted in nevada, california, texas, and arizona. >>> in mesa, arizona, neighborhoods that are still recovering from last week's floods are getting ready for this latest round of wet weather. the phoenix and tucson areas are likely to be hardest hit. meanwhile parts of southern california are recovering following a flood-producing storm that hit last night. crystal cruz of our los angeles station kcbs reports. >> reporter: the fierce storms rolled through the inland empire, sweeping through communities including wildomar and flood

it is centered 25 miles west of guam which is northwest and it did not cause any major damage and it was too deep to cause a tsunami. napa volunteers will be talking about the physical and health needs about quake victims and in napa and american canyon. they are gathering information about health issues that might not seem to be related to the quake but some can be brought on or they are aggregated -- aggravated by the quake. >> particularly this kind of stress goes on for days or weeks and it can go through all sorts of unseemingly unrelated conditions. >> that information will be used by doctors and public health workers to help them treat patients suffering from the after affects of the earthquake. they are trying to use public shame being to make their building earthquake ready. they are posting these signs on buildings that will not comply. building owners have until monday toll fill out screens and they will be put on more than 600 buildings this. >>> it a it being -- it attractsp people and thieves are taking being advantage of that people enjoying the view. >>> law of been c

a major earthquake nonetheless, very close to guam, certainly felt. it's about 133 kilometers deep, 83 miles, we're not talking about any significant displacement of water here, which would be a problem if this was a shallow earthquake at that magnitude. no reports of injuries or any damage there. in europe, we'll leave you with heavy rain continuing to pass across the western part of europe. it's pleasant high temperatures a -- >> i'm errol barnett, thanks for staying with me this hour. rosemary church joins me in moments. i can see her right now. interesting stories. scottish voters have just under 23 hours to make up their minds about staying with the u.k. denver international is one of the busiest airports in the country. we operate just like a city, and that takes a lot of energy. we use natural gas throughout the airport - for heating the entire terminal, generating electricity on-site, and fueling hundreds of vehicles. we're very focused on reducing our environmental impact. and natural gas is a big part of that commitment. that's keeping you f

without ground forces in syria, every man, woman and child in the united states, including puerto rico, guam and american samoa, are dead men walking. those 30,000 i.s.i.s. fighters will kill all 300 million of us over columbus day weekend. (laughter) for that matter, we could all be dead by the end of this sentence. okay. we dodged a bullet this time, but we could be dead by the end of this sentence. (laughter) okay. we're living on borrowed time. (laughter) unless i'm dead right now. i mean, this feels like heaven. (laughter) (applause) folks -- folks -- thank you. (audience chanting "stephen") thank you, folks. i agree with you. but while i applaud my fellow south cackalackian's statesman-like pants-crapping, please do not panic. hmm -- that really does not sound like me. (laughter) nope. same as always. 106.2. laugh and here's why you shouldn't panic -- because we "will" have ground forces, thanks to our closest ally: anyone who will do it. >> the president has ruled out u.s. combat troops and will rely on the iraqi army and the so-called moderate syrian opposition. >> kurdish peshmerga

at this point, this storm is near guam and when you see these storm systems form near the island of guam, with a westward track, the northern philippines becomes the next area of interest. this is something we'll have to watch very carefully as we know people in this region certainly don't need additional rainfall. >> absolutely right. pedro, thank you very much. >>> the international community is shaping up a plan to fight isis. coming up, the challenges leaders will face in battle thing ruthful militant group. >>> and answering urgent pleas for help. the u.s. plans to boost its effort to help with the west african ebola outbreak. equity es who work with regional experts who work with portfolio management experts that's when expertise happens. mfs. because there is no expertise without collaboration. >>> welcome back. to those of you watching here in the u.s. and around the world, i'm errol barnett. pleasure to have you here with us on cnn. here are the biggest stories we're following for you. the u.s. is stepping up its air campaign against isis. u.s. central command says american figh

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military exercise is underway in the waters over guam. officials say they're countering a new threat. they did not aim the simulated enemy, but the aim may be to deter china. we have the detaildetails. >> the drill is one of the largest in the age of the region. it involves 19 ships, more than 200 aircraft and 18,000 personnel. u.s. military officers say they want to improve their skills at sea, in the air, hyper state and in space. they've been improving naval capabilities. a u.s. defense department report says china is creating a strategy to defer or encounter third party intervention particularly by the united states. the u.s. commander declined to offer details about the exercises scenario but admitted they had an assumed enemy in mind. >> against that emerging threat, yes. that's part of the purpose of the exercise. >> china's top naval officer criticized the u.s. military for reconnaissance missions over the sea. last month a chinese fighter jet flew close to a u.s. plane over the south china sea. china said the foiighter was keepin

the aircraft were operating from the "uss carl vinson" in an area off guam. both are based valley. >>> oscar pistorius is out on bail. this morning the judge delivered the verdict similar to manslaughter. pistorius was originally charged with premeditated murder in the shooting death of reeva steenkamp. >>> two more days to kick off for the first regular season game for the 49ers at levi stadium. the game against the bears is sold out. but you can find tickets online if you are willing to pay a 131% mark-up in some cases. average price is $309 with standing room only going for 165 bucks. >>> good thing it's an evening game. starts at 82 degrees and will cool down to 69 by the end of the game. number six we're tracking fog up north but as we head throughout the weekend fog will become less likely and we'll get more marine layer. the east anyway will have the poorest air quality, 89 to 99 inland. and 68 to 66 coast and san francisco and upper 70s, upper 80s around the bay. >>> number seven taking a look at your san jose commute 280 northbound past the 17/880 ov

military exercise is under way in what is guam. valiant shield is one of the largest u.s. military drills in the asia pacific region. it's held every two years. the drill involves 19 ships, including 2 aircraft carriers. more than 200 aircraft are taking part and 18,000 personnel. u.s. military officers say they aim to improve the overall operation skills covering sea, air, space, and outer space. this year's exercises will simulate all-out battles at sea. china has reportedly been trying to improve the capabilities of its naval power. the deputy commander of the u.s. 7th frites, rear admiral russell allen, is in charge of the exercise. he didn't mention china by name but said one of the goals is to prepare emerging challenges. >> against that emerging threat, yes, that is part of the exercise. >> the drills will continue through next tuesday. >>> chinese companies are featuring the capabilities of their drones. many are equipped with high-definition cameras for surveillance. a company from jung su province say theirs can fly for 12 hours and recognize 27 meters wide objec

another tropical system, this is a tropical depression, you can see clouds already engulfing saipan and guam. thunderstorms are already occurring and stormy conditions are anticipated for the next couple of days, because it will get very closed to these islands and will become a tropical storm within the next 24 hours. now, across the u.s., we're looking at pretty gorgeous weather for the eastern half of the country. but it's not doing so for the west. because we are looking at a low pressure system to come in. this low pressure system will move in to the west coast of the u.s. and western canada by tuesday bringing some torrential rainfall for the coastal areas like vancouver as well as seattle. however, no rain is anticipated for inland locations where wildfires are growing. now to the southern areas after days of heavy rainfall finally rain will decrease in southern new mexico and across the rest of the four corners region. temperatures are as follows at 30 degrees in los angeles. with foggy weather in the morning. going to vancouver, rain mainly on tuesday. and finally getting back to 20

the bombers are going off guam, north vietnam, taking a huge pummelling. so he comes in and says there was a lot more than last night. on the first attack, the evidence would be pretty good. this resulted, primarily, from correlating bits and pieces of information, eliminating double counting and mistaken signals. so you had less information today than yes and you had already bombed them. so it was, you know, this was him perhaps the matter should not be thought through too far. he welcomes the recent events. he had drafted a resolution like this back in june. as commander in chief, he wanted congress's blessing. a blank check. >> in part, we had the upper hand. the north vietnamese were a little bit on the defense. we were planning them with all of these covert operations. but here was this adregs. but the recent events justification was something we wanted to do for some time. this is the quintessential cherry picking of intelligence to enforce pre-arranged conclusions. it's a chilling discussion because you've got them admitting that they're less certai

half a guam up for top wild card spot. second annual splash brothers. parent/child fantasy basketball clinic took place. 100 lucky camper, hung out with curry, thompson, dell and michael at the warriors practice facility. >> this is the second year. having an experience for -- some kids to come out with their dads, guardians what have you. i know it is pretty special for every single camper here. and for to us have our dads here. a family affair all the way around. >> all right. great of the guys to put that on. our thoughts are with willie mccovey. treating serious infection. recovery progressing every day. according to the giants. the team encouraging fans to send best wishes to send them willie mac, sf giants.com. more news coming up afte >> jeff inviting us all to lafayette wine festival tomorrow. what time are we meeting? >> 10:00, mimosas, my place. and hop right over. off a >> all of you too. >> i'm in trouble. gray, overcast. morning hours. also hazy for the south bay. temperatures in the 60s. areas of isolated drizzle for san francisco. now as

in guam. the epicenter was 30 miles northwest of the island. no injuries have been reported so far, but many people say cell phone service has been hampered to this point. now, the latest on the south napa earthquake. people's whose homes were badly damaged in the quake have been given permission to temporarily live in campers on their properties. this as they try and rebuild after the earthquake. napa valley register reporting that supervisors approved that plan last night. planning director told the paper that there are several homes that cannot be lived in. and the owners of the home have been asked to be allowed to move into motor homes and trailers. normally that would violate county ordnance. >>> people in arizona are bracing for the worst as tropical storm odeal now heading inland. >> the storm which hit initially baja, mexico, is a category three hurricane, will likely bring rain and strong winds to tucson and phoenix. in the meantime, mexico's government now started air lifting thousands of stranded tourists out of hurricane-ravaged re

. >>> also new this morning, people on the tiny island of guam are bracing for aftershocks following a 6.7 mugt quake that -- magnitude earthquake that rattled the ocean floor. officials have not issued a tsunami warning. they say the earthquake which was reported as a 7.1 was too deep to trig aerotsunami threat. -- a assume threat. if you're trying to get through loved ones, it could take a little while. >>> now to a developing story to our east. specialized team of firefighters from alameda county left the black fire in the county to help out with the king fire burning between lake tahoe and sacramento. that fire has forced highway 50, the primary route into south lake tahoe to partially close. crews are worried embers will jump the highway and theretoen more homes. it burned nearly 13,000 acres and is only 5% contained at this hour. >>> also developing, winds will gous 44 miles per hour today in weed where firefighters are struggling to contain what's being called the most destructive california wild fire this year. nearly the entire town of weed near redding has been evacuated af

the new jersey saw action starting in world war ii, including guam and okinawa, and the flagship for admiral halsy, then korea and then vietnam. and for years after that bob hope performed on this deck. and before there were cruise missiles, there was the battleship "new jersey" and its 16-inch guns, nine of them. they could throw a shell 23 miles. each shell weighed about as much as a car, 2,700 pounds. this ship unleashed a world of hurt under the slogan, fire power for freedom. it's now a museum ship back in its home state. and with the u.s. navy engaged in combat once again in a far away land on this very night, we thought it was appropriate to be here. and our thanks to the folks here at the "new jersey" for allowing us on deck. of interest to our viewers out west, one of the most famous streets in america has been partially shut down. a water main break along sunset boulevard, spilling gallon after golon, assuring traffic in west hollywood tonight an even bigger headache than it is on a friday night. crews are on the scene trying to fix it now. >>> and tomorrow, the global citi

. > i am originally from guam. we have 2,000 islands spread out throughout the pacific, among the most vulnerable to climate change. i am here with the climate justice alliance. we have communities that are letting in basically the shadow of the fossil fuel industry, coal mines, coal fire plants and things like that. we are basically here to demand that our world leaders address the cause of the climate change which is the economy and how we rebuild our community and create jobs that sustain lives and heal the planet. that is why we are here. >> talk about the block you are marching with. >> we have the indigenous delegation that just passed through. frontline communities under the banner on the frontline of the crisis and in the forefront of change. we have communities organizing in all of these areas that are being polluted and working to transition the communities to new economies. we have environmental justice groups. a very diverse contingent of indigenous people, people of color. people from all throughout th

and in the south, we have a tropical depression, this is engulfing saipan and guam bringing some isolated thunderstorms and more stormy conditions are expected as we go into the next couple of days, because this system will get very close to the mariana islands, and also it will intensify to a tropical storm within the next 24 hours. now talking about heavy rainfall, torrential rain is battering the west coast of washington, oregon and british columbia. about 90 millimeters of rain is anticipated for the south of oregon as we go into the next 24 hours. but that will improve the fire conditions in areas like gaston, oregon. but it's not doing so over inland areas where wildfires are growing because temperatures will rise and also winds are picking up making for very ideal conditions for fires to spread rapidly. now across the eastern half of the u.s., we are looking at heavy rainfall for the southeast coast. this one will likely move up towards the north and reach new york by wednesday night and then boston by your thursday. meanwhile, looking quite dry for northern areas of the u.s., as w

the new jersey saw action starting in world war ii including guam and okinawa and the flagship for admiral halsy, then korea and then vietnam. and for years after that bob hope performed on this deck. and before there were cruise missiles there was the battleship "new jersey" and its 16-inch guns, nine of them. they could throw a shell 23 miles. each shell weighed about as much as a car, 2,700 pounds. this ship unleashed a world of hurt under the slogan, fire power for freedom. it's now a museum ship back in its home state. and with the u.s. navy engaged in combat once again in a far away land on this very night, we thought it was appropriate to be here. and our thanks to the folks here at the "new jersey" for allowing us on deck. >>> it is the last truly mysterious place on earth and certainly the most secretive. and after their leader has dropped out of sight for over six weeks, tonight north korean state-run television has disclosed kim jong-un is sick. they say he is feeling discomfort. there are unconfirmed south korean reports that he's suffering from gout, diabetes and hypertension.

. >> there is no sign of a navy pilot that jet crashed into the pacific near guam. one pilot was rescued. a massive church is still underway. authorities refused to give details but the fighter jets were based near fresno, stationed on uss carl vincent. another run in with the law for george zimmerman. police in florida released camera video showing officers confronting zimmerman tuesday a driver reported he threatened to kill him after a road rage incident. the next day, officers pulled him over. zimmerman was not arrested the driver declined to press charges against him. >> embattled toronto mayor rob ford withdrew from the race today two days after being diagnosed with an abdominal tumor. he did file to run for city council. ford waged a public battle with drug and alcohol problems his older brother decided to step into the mayoral race and registered to run for mayor. >> california state senator sentenced to 90 days for lying about his legal residence. lawyers argued he is guilty of a victimless crime. wright is one of three suspended from office in march. >> if

. >> there is no sign of a navy pilot that jet crashed into the pacific near guam. one pilot was rescued. a massive church is still underway. authorities refused to give details but the fighter jets were based near fresno, stationed on uss carl vincent. another run in with the law for george zimmerman. police in florida released camera video showing officers confronting zimmerman tuesday a driver reported he threatened to kill him after a road rage incident. the next day, officers pulled him over. zimmerman was not arrested the driver declined to press charges against him. >> embattled toronto mayor rob ford withdrew from the race today two days after being diagnosed with an abdominal tumor. he did file to run for city council. ford waged a public battle with drug and alcohol problems his older brother decided to step into the mayoral race and registered to run for mayor. >> california state senator sentenced to 90 days for lying about his legal residence. lawyers argued he is guilty of a victimless crime. wright is one of three suspended from office in march. >> if

address the energy needs of the insular areas of the united states and the freely associated states of guam, puerto rico, and virgin islands through the development of energy action plans aimed at reduce -- at promoting access to affordable and reliable energy. these u.s. territories have few conventional energy resources and they are dependent upon imports to meet a significant portion of their energy needs. as a result, the residents of those areas pay unusually high electricity bills. in addition, because these areas are isolated from areas that provide their energy fuels as well as the added costs of transporting these fuels, their energy costs are in greater threat of supply interruption than areas that are energy independent or have a more convenient source of energy fuels. dr. christensen has done a great job of bringing this to the attention of our committee about the unique challenges faced in those areas. h.r. 83 will assist these important u.s. territories in addressing their energy needs by establishing a team of energy experts to help develop and implement an energy action plan

. >>> a 6.7 earthquake rocked the coast of guam. the earthquake was centered in the pacific ocean about 25 miles northwest of guam. it was more than 100 miles deep. scientists say the quake did not cause any major damage and it was too deep to trigger a tsunami. there are no reports of serious injuries. >>> the city of san francisco is hoping to shame property owners who have not brought buildings up to earthquake safety standards. tara moriarty is live with how long building owners have to fix the problem and what the city is doing about it. good morning, tara. >> reporter: well, good morning. they are gonna have to repair work done by 2020. they will be holding signs on buildings that haven't been re dro fitted -- retrofitted. here is a look at the signs. they are an effort to shame building owners to make their blocks safer. the signs will be put on hundreds of apartment buildings that violate sis mick safety laws. in -- seismic safety laws. in 1989 from the loma prieta quake, the marina district was heavily hit. authorities want

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this is guam over here, and then here's wake and way over here is honolulu. about 2300 miles, so in the middle of the deep blue sea. the navy uses this island as a stopover fueling station. navy officials say the rescuers were able to find the other pilot who is now getting treatment. a spokesman says the pilot is in fair condition but the search continues for the other. this is the type of jet they were flight, an fa-18 hornet. the jets were operating out of a carrier headed to the persian gulf. the carrier set to replace the george h.w. bush, which was -- the military has been using as part of its air strike campaign inmates had a plan to escape a day before the inmates escaped. that's according to the union that represents ohio's prison guards. awe tree of the prisoners, including a convicted murderer, school shooter, are behind barsñ happened 80 miles south of toledo. take eight troopers five hours to find this convicted killer. he was just 100 yards from the prison. and his name is t.j. lane. that guy who, during the trial -- that's a still picture of h

two fa-18 hornets crashed some 900 miles east of guam this morning. one of the pilots was plucked from the water and is being treated aboard the san diego-based uss carl vinson. he's listed in fair condition. several ships and helicopters looking for that second pilot, the fighters pilots patrolling the western pacific ocean when they went down. both pilots based out of leemore near fresno. their names have not been released. >>> a serial burglary suspect is behind bars this morning after weeks of terrorizing neighborhoods in santa cruz. police arrested thomas armstrong tuesday on suspicion of at least five burglaries. they say he was on probation already for a previous break-in and was out on probation. investigators tracked down armstrong because he left his cell phone behind at a business he allegedly broke into. detectives are searching for more victims who may have been targeted by this man. >>> another mountain lion sighting on the peninsula, this one in san carlos, where a person saw a mountain lion in san carlos around 10:30 last night. that r

say it's in not just about the vegas giveaway but personal travel, including trips to california and guam. so far no response from mr. hot tub. he has a court date next month. >>> after 20 seasons in the bronx, the new york yankees shortstop derek jeter played his last major league baseball game in new york in pinstripes. the reigning captain played his final home game last night, and for the sellout crowd at yankee stadium the ending could not have been scripted this well. >> base hit to right field. >> in typical fashion, derek jeter came through in the clutch. >> derek jeter, his final game, with a walkoff single. >> after celebrating with his current teammates, he shared a moment with the so called core, joe torre was there to say goodbye as well. and as he headed out of the ballpark for the final time as a player, derek jeter admitted he was overcome with emotions. >> i tried to hide them. tried to trick myself and convince myself that i'm not feeling those particular emotions, whether it's nerves, whether i'm injured, pain. just try to trick myself i don't have it. today i wasn't ab

as you know by now and if you're just tuning in, good morning guam, stocks are lower. the dow more than 240. let's bring in market reporters bertha, bob, and nothing to do with heritage and i find spectacular. >> very efficient. >> henceforth you are bob pisaelli and dominic chu. i'll go to richard santelli in chicago right now. we have a little bit of a move in 10-year yields, rick. are you surprised it's not a greater magnitude? >> i am. truly, looking at a xart of the s&p and dow, it's limb sim to the chart in 10s. we are bumping along the extremes. low yield of 250 and many traders on the floor say if we make a move back towards only down 200, look for yields moving up to 253. but if we look at we're going to make a play for down 250 to 300, many traders think we'll see sub-250 yields and a sidebar, the variations whether it's 2s, 5s, 10s, flattening everywhere. what does that mean? the longer the maturity, the more it's pushing down the winner is 30-year bond. >> talking of numbers, how much of today is technicals, bob? first of all, the s&p breaking below the 50-

we got him back to guam. in 22 hours, he was there at ground zero in new york with his wife standing by, senator hillary clinton. as a marine, we never give credit to the air force. it is against our -- you know, our credo to do that and sure enough, i had to praise the air force. whether it was a threat or not again, above my pay grade. i invite you all to make your own determination, but i was told not to worry about it, just to do it. 22:50, -- 23:50, again, almost midnight. all of the alarms went off. apparently, a hostage rescue team, fbi counterterrorism team is in san francisco. we were going to get a military asset to bring them home. we've got to get them home. sure enough flight 93 was supposed to go to san francisco. the place is loaded with grief counselors and airplanes and crews. united airlines ended up wanting to fly back to reagan. they ended up going through the chain of command over to the deputy white house chief of staff over to me. we accepted and gave the united airlines plane a militar

. >>> people in guam are bracing for aftershocks that rattled the ocean floor. to date, no reports of injuries or damage so far. and officials have not issued a tsunami warning. they say the eric which initially was reported at a 7.1 was too deep to trig aerotsunami threat. too deep within the ocean floor. >>> today both sides will meet to talk about the facebook issue today. that's where we find stephanie chuang. stephanie, this is happening after drag queens noticed they were getting locked out of the facebook accounts. >> reporter: that's right, good morning to you, laura. and they were going to hold a protest yesterday at facebook headquarters in menlo park, but canceled when the company agreed to meet, however, they say the protests could still happen depending on what happens here at the meeting at city hall today. now we spoke with local drag queen whoo goes by bsh who goes by several names. many in the community use quote chosen names for both business and safety reasons. local drag queens saying they've been locked out of facebook accounts only allowed

we got him back to guam. in 22 hours, he was there at ground zero in new york with his wife standing by, senator hillary clinton. as a marine, we never give credit to the air force. it is against our -- you know, our credo to do that, and sure enough, i had to praise the air force. whether it was a threat or not, again, above my pay grade. i invite you all to make your own determination, but i was told not to worry about it, just to do it. 22:50, -- 23:50, again, almost midnight. all of the alarms went off. apparently, a hostage rescue team, fbi counterterrorism team is in san francisco. we were going to get a military asset to bring them home. we've got to get them home. sure enough, flight 93 was supposed to go to san francisco. the place is loaded with grief counselors and airplanes and crews. united airlines ended up wanting to fly back to reagan. they ended up going through the chain of command over to the deputy white house chief of staff over to me. we accepted and gave the united airlines plane a mili

so i just wonder whether this is a kind of guam to believe get more time and maybe buy back his own life, carol. >> general, do you think there are operatives still looking for these hostages? >> absolutely. we are continuing, i think, as a coalition force, not the u.s. but the uk and and others gathering intel zwroeligence to where these people are holding 's this hostages and there is potential for future attempts at rescues. we're gleaning intelligence from these videos and the more that are produced the more intelligence we can clean. >> general hertling, karl penha penhaul, thanks to both of you, i appreciate it. >>> we have new details about a military investigation into the nfl. yes, into the nfl. our pentagon correspondent barbara starr live at the pentagon with some exclusive information. why? >> well, good morning, carol. i don't know that we can call it an investigation just yet, i don't think it's there. but, indeed, what cnn has learned is that defense secretary chuck hagel has now asked his senior staff for detailed information about the u.s. military's relations with the n

this was the guam-winner in 2001. >> swung out. at the track. at the wall. see ya see ya see ya. >> reporter: but two fielding plays stamped his ka rare. the flip in 201. >> derek jeter with one of the most unbelievable plays you will ever see by a shortstop. >> and the dive in 2004. >> jeter on the run makes the play. he flies into the stands. >> what makes him special as player? >> he's one of those guys that handles the pressure situation. the game doesn't speed up up for him. it stace at the pace he can handle it. that's unique.pyou don't see many of those guys. >> even among the best players. jeter who is not maybe the most talented player who's ever come down the pike however, he finds a way to make things happen. >> hit toward the hole. jeter backhands from the outfield. got him. >> reporter: jeter defined his generation of players on the field and off as new york's most eligible bachelor. former teammate paul o'neill. >> there was something about him. he has charisma a personality about it. there was always a smile. >> and in the 12 years that i mana

this was the guam-winner in 2001. >> swung out. at the track. at the wall. see ya, see ya, see ya. >> reporter: but two fielding plays stamped his ka rare. the flip in 201. >> derek jeter with one of the most unbelievable plays you will ever see by a shortstop. >> and the dive in 2004. >> jeter on the run makes the play. he flies into the stands. >> what makes him special as player? >> he's one of those guys that handles the pressure situation. the game doesn't speed up up for him. it stace at the pace he can handle it. pyou don't see many of those guys. >> even among the best players. jeter who is not maybe the most talented player who's ever come down the pike, however, he finds a way to make things happen. >> hit toward the hole. jeter backhands from the outfield. got him. >> reporter: jeter defined his generation of players on the field and off as new york's most eligible bachelor. former teammate paul o'neill. >> there was something about him. he has charisma, a personality about it. there was always a smile. >> and in the 12 years that i managed him, n

they were flying over the western pacific near guam. a cruiser, destroyer and helicopters are searching for the missing pilot. no word on what caused them to crash. >>> and oscar pistorius is out on bail this morning, free to go home after being convicted of culpable homicide in the death of his girlfriend, similar to manslaughter. because he was cleared of murder, it's possible he could avoid prison time altogether. his first sentencing hear is next month. >>> and pressure is building on nfl commissioner roger goodell in the ray rice domestic violence case. espn reports rice told him he had punched his fiance in the elevator. that would contradict what was said this week. there has been an 84% spike since the ray rice video was made public. >>> and police uncovered a different kind of data breach at saks fifth avenue. store employees stole credit card numbers from the computer in new york and went on a $400,000 shopping spree. buying everything from designer shoes to handbags. they say 100 boxes of shoes were found in the alleged ringl

go on a ten-game win streak but you hate to say this early, not even mid-september, it's a crucial guam. it really is. >> charlie, do you have a question? >> what kinds of things will make a different tonight. >> you might be shocked for me to say this, charlie and i looks at both teams. >> no, it's not. >> no, it's not but i'll say that. we have two premier franchise:s, two of the best in the nfl. last year they were not protected. both teams rebuilt these offensive lines during the off southbound so i expect the quarterbacks to show off a little while. >> sharyn? what about the coaching? both have won super bowls, what dow you say? >> it's been arguably the stormiest leading into this game and these teams at the same time, they have to go prepare for it. now, you get the thursday game. everybody's going to do it. if you get this one early in the year, it's even tougher. there's less, if yo lu recovery time for the quarterback. we like to pamper our quarterbacks. >> pamper the quarterback. >> you should explain how flacco and roethlisberger both talk about how sore they are because the

military bases in korea, japan, guam and hawaii but also alaska and california. at the same time, there's evidence that north korea has been working closely with the countries in the middle east, like syria or iran. and in this connection, which i think is a dangerous liaison between north korea and the middle eastern countries get developed, then the crisis could become beyond control. could escalate beyond control. so, we have to make some genuine active efforts now amongst three countries, korea, u.s. and japan, to give choice to north korea, whether they would want to pursue this course of danger, or make different choice. we should maintain sanctions, solid sanctions, on north korea as a means of pressure. but at the same time, we shouldn't recoil from the idea of talks with the north. because we want to find out exactly what they think about the current situation and what can be done. i always think that dialogue is better than confrontation and we have to induce this progress, meaningful progress in north korean, we have to make a breakthrough otherwise th

and very much appreciate of guam's role in all of this because you are a key, key area, and the people that you represent i want to also thank for their hospitality to all of our men and women who serve there. >> thank you very much, mr. secretary. and i thank you for your very direct answer to my question. the other one is, i noted on tuesday that chairman dempsey talked about how this is a generation problem. and this battle against iceal will be protracted a protracted war. and with that in mind, what is the exit strategy for u.s. service members? if we are doing our job right over there at some point, our training teams should work themselves out of a job as the countries in the middle east take on these roles. so what is the plan for the exit? >> you're correct that our role and our work with you're partners is with an exit in mind. but let's start with what we're doing. and how we're doing it. first, the responsibility for bringing iraq back into a strong position to defend itself is the responsibility of the iraqis. the iraqi security forces, pesh merga, the government, the new

they found out that the b-52 coming out of guam was putting out a notem. notice to airmen of commercial airliners. their routes, their times, their attitudes were two days before the mission occurred. they knew two days in advance. don't they your enemy is stupid. they're smart as he lirks l. >> i often wonder if i'm alive today because my office is just a very small, special projects office. we traveled all over the country, but we never told anybody we were coming. i really had wondered if we were sending messages ahead. anyway, we only rented the room untim a half an hour ago and era don't have time for another hour. so thank you for coming.