i have a friend by the name of john miller whose a colleague in journalism. he's a close friend of the family of robert leavenson. you've heard this before. i owe it to him to ask, do you know of his whereabouts as he may have gotten caught up in the judicial system of iran and whether he can be exchanged for someone else or whether there is a possibility because the family suffers not knowing where their father and their husband is. could you help the leavenson family have that possibility? >> i wish, i wish i could help a family in suffering. but i really tell you that we have not, we do not know any information, have any information about this person. actually our intelligence services have said he is not in iran. as to where his whereabouts when he disappeared, i personally have no information on those details. but naturally when someone disappears, their family is suffering specifically. everyone must help, it's magic that everyone with us help. >> rose: thank you. >> thank you. >> rose: thank you for doing this. and i you obviously know this has been an

plus, former fbi insider john miller joins us to discuss how the government is working to help terror organizations to keep terror organizations from recruiting and operating inside the u.s. and one-third of the rock and roll super group crosby, stills and nash, graham nash on 50 years of rock history. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you right at 7:00. >> sounds like a great show. norah o'donnell "cbs this morning" starts at 7:00. see you then. >>> time now is 6:51. he is $400 million richer and he wasn't even planning on playing powerball. the errand that led to the winning ticket. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, [ male announcer ] the outside of your car is going to get dirty. but the right gasoline can help keep the inside clean. chevron with techron. care for your car. or three americans and one briton are among the attacks at a mall in kenya. reports claim the americans are 18 9 years old and lived in minna or . >>> kenya's foreign minister says two or three americans and one brit are among the attackers at a mall in kenya. reports claim the americans are 18 to 19 years old a

john miller has details of the chemical weapons program now in the works by al qaeda. >> plus only on "cbs this morning" history made. new fortune 40 under 40 lives. >> we begin with a look at today's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >> the law is a train wreck. it's time to protect american families

in an interview to air on "60 minutes" this sunday, the former deputy director of the cia told john miller that an extended civil war in syria is not in the best interests of the united states. >> the best outcome is a negotiated settlement between the opposition and between the regime that allows for a political transition that keeps the institutions of the state intact. >> reporter: the main syrian rebel group says syria must be punished for using chemical weapons. in washington, susan mcginnis, kpix 5. >>> in afghanistan, gunmen attacked the u.s. consulate in that rote province early this morning. the state department says militants drove up to the front gates of the compound in a truck. they started firing at afghan forces shortly after the vehicle exploded. at least 7 militants and two afghan soldiers were killed. no americans were hurt. >>> 5:05 now. calls went out in the middle of the night for thousands of people to move to higher ground because of the flash flooding in colorado. some places had a foot of rain yesterday. a foot of rain! it just keeps on falling. at least three peop

plus, john miller on the threat to our country if america attacks. >> fury boils over in montana. a judge gives a teacher only days in prison for an outrageous crime against a student. >> plus, new research shows that video game can actually reverse ageing in your brain. >> we begin this morning with a look act today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. >> the use of chemical weapons in syria is not only a tragedy but also a violation of international law that must be

. >> secretary of state john kerry sparring with republican john miller of florida at the house armed services here. back and forth there going on. our big question for you today was do you trust the president's judgment on a strike on syria. if so, why? if not, why? we've got jeff weighing in saying, yes, i do. i also think he may not have to strike to get the same results. it looks like the end result will ab great out come. from tom we get, hell, no. anyone who thinks we should invade another middle east country needs their judgment checked. john wrote in, yes, as he's not given me reasons to doubt him like previous presidents. the conversation continues, keep comments coming in on twitter and facebook. that's going to wrap things up for me. a quick reminder, tune in to msnbc 8:00 p.m. eastern for the president's speech. we'll carry that speech when it against, slated at 9:00 p.m. don't go anywhere. alex wagner next. [ woman ] i'd be a writer. [ man ] i'd be a baker. [ woman ] i wanna be a pie maker. [ man ] i wanna be a pilot. [ woman ] i'd be an architect. what if i told you some

john miller has the potential terror target. >> here's something s i bet youe never seen before, first lady laura bush and robyn williams. >> we begin with your world in 90 seconds in today 's eye opener. >> are you prepared to make

. >> our john miller on the family of brothers sworn to protect our country. now they're charged with smuggling sniper and assault rifles. >> and tennis great jimmy connors in the studio. >> we begin with your eye opener, the world in 90 seconds. >> both of them stuck to their guns. >> president obama struggles to build support for a strike on syria. >> if the united states acts alon

begin evening with a look at the tragic events that took place at the navy yard in washington with john miller, senior correspondent of cbs news and my colleague tim murphy former deputy director of the f.b.i. and maryellen o'toole, former senior profiler at the f.b.i.. >> well, we did see signs. we saw signs after each arrest and we saw signs when he was interviewed for his behavior and we saw signs when he was in the military and he created what they're calling a pattern of misconduct.

john miller is with us. john, good morning. is this global alert tied to the kenyan attack? >> in some ways it is but i think the larger thing driving it is back in august the intelligence community received information that my sources described to me as the most specific and the most serious threat information they'd received since the british planes plot in 2006. and they said, we know there's a threat, we know there's an operation going. we don't know where or when. we know it's in the works. the question was was this kenyan thing -- that's doubtful. the question is was this the first in the wave of possible attacks and that's what we're concernied about. >> we now now there are two dozen fbi agents on the ground at nairobi combing for evidence. how much concern is there of an attack on the u.s. and what about the mall of america ramping up security? >> two things. the relationship was forged in the nairobi embassy bombings in 1998, a very close relationship. this is what you'd expect to see here. they want to use the fbi's forensic ability, and the fbi is very interest i

"washington post" online columnist matt miller and john fund, columnist for the national review. welcome, gentlemen. john fund, is my surmise and john harwood's surmise correct now that mitch mcconnell and john cornyn have said no go, they won't do the delaying tactics, the cr will go back to the house clean, it will be a clean continuing resolution. >> right, and i think the republicans, along with some democrats, will pass that out to keep the government going. i think that they are going to try to -- they are waiting for the senate, fiddle with the debt ceiling bill a little bit to see if they can attach something to that and say we'll live to fight another day in mid-october. remember, harry reid may have his own surprise. i would not be shocked if harry reid put in a small tax increase to pay for higher military spending and put republicans on the spot in military-oriented districts. >> in the cr. >> yes. >> so he'll break the sequester and try to sneak in a tax hike. >> the big goal that obama has is to get rid of the budget control act in the sequester which originally, of

john miller is a former fbi assistant director.o what do we know about the white widow. >> she was the wife of one of the bombers from london and said she knew nothing about that he plot. 77 a couple of years later turned ut it and up in al shabaab. since then she has been a. implicated as being involved in she' two plots. possibl one blew up a couple of bars in caulk soccer matches and another one at a against a hotel. she seems to be moving around on a formed passport belonging to a sa. british nurse.ears >> she is 29 years old and a mother with children. may why do they think she may be s involved in the mall attack?ow? >> they don't know. they have a description of a white woman that one witness o said was among the attackers and they know she is working with alow she' shabaab and they are now looking to see, is she among the dead amo and did they mistake her as a victim. they will see if she is alive and moving. >> thank you. the united airlines pilot is dead after suffering a heart attack in mid-air. flight 1503 was heading to seattle when they declared an emergency. the copilot

a former deputy chief joins us with john miller a former assistant fbi director. good to see you both. fred burton. i have to start with you. i was on a plane for ten hours yesterday. i read your book from cover to cover. i bugged the guy next to me, let me read you this part. you've done this job. you know how these guys were feeling. at one point, you said in this situation, there's no right or wrong decision. just the action of survival. take us inside of what happened that day. >> i think the politics of this story have been put over the top. and what i wanted to focus on, gayle, was the heroism of the agents that were all very young, on the ground, and in this very difficult environment, trying to do the best they possibly could, based upon the circumstances that were unfolding. >> but you point out, this was not a ragtag team that came into the embassy that day. you said they were methodical. and they were systematic, these guys knew what they were doing? >> absolutely. it was a very choreographed attack on the temporary facility which was not up to physical

i ran into one of my former colleagues from the house of representatives, i believe it was john miller, and i said, "what are you doing these days?" i think he said he worked at the state department, and his principal focus was human trafficking. i don't know if he is someone you ever worked with or knew -- there you go -- but anyway, he said it was a big issue. he said even then -- something i ought to think about and focus on as well. i thought about it for a while. feel free to summarize as you wish, and at least one of you may have a video for us to see as well. judge hill. >> thank you very much, chairman carper, ranking member chiesa, members of the committee. the department of homeland security welcomes it appreciates the opportunity to speak with you today. the men and women of dhs are dedicated to combating the heinous crime of human trafficking. the department's blue campaign coordinates and unites the department's work. before discussing specific initiatives of the blue campaign, i would like to show you a short public service announcement that illustrates what the senators

miller, and i said, "what are you doing these days? i think he said he worked at the state department, and his principal focus was human trafficking. i don't know if he is someone you ever worked with or knew -- there you go -- but anyway, he said it was a big issue. he said even then -- something i out of -- i ought to think about and focus on as well. i thought about it for a while. feel free to summarize as you wish, and at least one of you may have a video for us to see as well. judge hill. >> thank you very much, chairman carper, ranking member chiesa, members of the committee. the department of homeland security welcomes it appreciates the opportunity to speak with you today. aremen and women of dhs dedicated to combating the heinous crime of human trafficking. the department's blue campaign coordinates and unites the department's work. before discussing specific initiatives of the loop campaign, i will look to short -- of the blue campaign, i would like to show you a short public service announcement that illustrates what the se

aaron miller. >> let's get back to the stop story. want to leave you with this thought. i was cnn's white house correspondent in 1995 and 1996 back when there was the last government shutdown. check this out from 1995. >> washington historically has been a deadline driven down, with thanksgiving next week and people anxious to get ready for the holiday, many administration officials believe there will have to be a deal by then. >> 17, 18 years ago. that first government shutdown in november of '85 lasts only five days. the second in december of '95 and '96, lasted longer, more than 20 days. eventually, congress and president bill clinton got their act together. everyone went back to work. and it was relatively smooth sailing. there was some progress on key issues that were made. the economy was

. >> you don't recall when george miller had a bridge named after him, or when john burton had a road named after him, you don't recall them saying that at all. it is only when it is willie brown. >> i would make an exception if the public voted for it. if the resolution passed in san francisco, caltrans would be asked to put up the signs, which willie brown or his supporters would pay for it. in san francisco, caroline tyler. >>> and the final safety piece of the hardware is now stalled on the eastern part of the bay bridge, the spokesperson said a new statue of a bearded troll is now in place at an unknown place. the troll, made by an artist, is at an unknown location, and the old troll was removed and will likely be housed in a museum or maybe a park. >>> all right, moving on, after 25 years, two bay area pioneers win a top scientific prize, that story is ahead. >>> plus, one of the most anticipated tech conferences, where they are talking about one of the most anticipated gadgets of the year. >>> plus, the fake van gogh that >>> plus, the fake van gogh that turned out to be unbeli

miller says secretary of defense, chuck hagel, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, martin dempsey, led by secretary of state, john kerry outlined the horrors of the assad regime, and the risk of not taking action. >> they told us, that he's used small amounts of chemical weapon, they said nine or ten times previous to this. now he's used it on a large scale. sending a message to north korea, and iran and others that you can get away with it. >> reporter: miller isn't ready to back the president's plan, two republicans are ready for intervention. senators john mccain, and lindsey graham want a broader strategy. >> i'm saying that the president, i think made sense in a lot of things he had to say, but we're a long way from achieving what i think would be a most effective strategy. >> congressman miller isn't sure there are enough votes to support action. citing the ghosts of recent wars. >> we saw one of those in iraq, an one of those in afghanistan. >> reporter: tomorrow, the white house will ramp up pressure. officials are to make the case for military intervention. heather holmes,

miller says secretary of defense, chuck hagel, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, martin dempsey, led by secretary of state, john kerry outlined the horrors of the assad regime, and the risk of not taking action. >> they told us, that he's used small amounts of chemical weapon, they said nine or ten times previous to this. now he's used it on a large scale. sending a message to north korea, and iran and others that you can get away with it. >> reporter: miller isn't ready to back the president's plan, two republicans are ready for intervention. senators john mccain, and lindsey graham want a broader strategy. >> i'm saying that the president, i think made sense in a lot of things he had to say, but we're a long way from achieving what i think would be a most effective strategy. >> congressman miller isn't sure there are enough votes to support action. citing the ghosts of recent wars. >> we saw one of those in iraq, an one of those in afghanistan. >> reporter: tomorrow, the white house will ramp up pressure. officials are to make the case for military intervention. heather holmes,

kline and ranking member george miller. their assistant reflects a long standing tradition of treating territory issues as essentially nonpartisan. to summarize briefly, the northern mariana islands is the only coastal jurisdiction that does not have ownership of the submerged land off its coast. this corrects that irregularity and provides the same ownership rights over the submerged lands surrounding the northern marianas as are provided by federal law to guam, the u.s. virgin islands and american so me a -- samoa. additionally it reschedules the rate of increase of the minimum wage in the northern mariana islands. but it retains the mandate to reach the federal minimum wage evel which will occur in 2018. 82 -- the wage has risen 82% since 2007. 16.5% each year. the government accountability office has reported uncertainty over how this rapid change effects the local economy, especially given the negative g.d.p. in most of this year's. congress previously provided for the scheduled 2011 increase to be skilled -- skipped.

fox news contribute tore and pulitzer prize winner judith miller will give us perspective. that's coming up next. >> welcome back, everyone, the deal brokered between the united states is bringing the question, where does this put israel? we will talk about fact that john kerry, in israel, is talking about this deal with netanyahu offering guarded response to this. when we look at words of guarded optimism, what does it mean? >> it means that israel, this sounds nice. we don't trust it for a minute. we don't trust the syrians. to an israeli this is a deal that screams "don't trust," then you won't have to put the emphasis on verification. they are really nervous. on the one hand they are delighted with the prospect of their enemy forever disarming himself of a whole category of weapons. but they don't believe that bashar al-assad is going to give the weapons up any more than they believe that bashar al-assad wants to make peace with israel. >> israel maintains it can take care of itself if syria decides to wage a strike against them and the interior minister also saying, wa

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stuart miller give us the answer tonight on "mad money." >> what else is on tonight? >> dan hesse, the first public comment about the deal. i can't wait. >> john rich, they blew up last week. they guided down and they got new products. maybe hope springs eternal. >> what is a big show. >> i got to go take some oxygen to go with that lipitor. >> when we come back, results and market reaction on the other side of this break. thank you orville and wilbur... ...amelia... neil and buzz: for teaching us that you can't create the future... by clinging to the past. and with that: you're history. instead of looking behind... delta is looking beyond. 80 thousand of us investing billions... in everything from the best experiences below... to the finest comforts above. we're not simply saluting history... we're making it. just by talking to a helmet. it grabbed the patient's record before we even picked him up. it found out the doctor we needed was at st. anne's. wiggle your toes. [ driver ] and it got his okay on treatment from miles away. it even pulled strings with the stoplig

on behalf of john johnson, president of embry-riddle, i'm marc bernie. the moderator of this fall event. we look at impact of illegal immigration on the nation. we have two expert to talk about that first we'll look at the situation in syria. this will be a live broadcast on 1150 wndb with a subsequent broadcast on c-span and on ktv.com and youtube. we'll begin by introducing our two guests. it will be a 40-minute tinner view up front and then we'll go to questions with you at the studio audience, students and public in embry-riddle. two powerful guests join us, our first in the middle here, the former mayor of hazelton, pennsylvania. a he is congressman from the 11th congressional district. ladies and gentlemen, my great privilege and pleasure to introduce congressman lou barletta. [applause] to the congressman's right as you look is a former ins agent. he is a columnist. he is a much sought-after speaker and has testified before congress on the subject of illegal immigration, michael cutler is with us tonight. [applause] once again on behalf of dr. joh

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