, lurched like a swamp thing out of the mud and moist earth and humid nights of the delta. then it took over the world. so, next time some smartass foreigner, horrified by our ham-fisted foreign policy wonders out loud what good is america, well, you can always pipe up that the blues, rock and roll, r&b and soul all came out of this place, one state, mississippi. ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ sha la la la la ♪ sha la la la la la ♪ sha la la la la ♪ sha la la la la la la ♪ ♪ >>> right now we're in the middle of downtown jackson. farish street. >> a street with a lot of history. what did it used to be like back in the day? >> the street was packed with folks. folks all over. they had their own restaurants, grocery stores, juke joints, i mean, everything happened on farish street that happened in jackson for the african american community. >> the state capital of jackson, mississippi, located along interstate highway 5

a military isis base and had a perimeter around it of 3 to 5 millimeter around it. delta forces came on in. hand-to-hand fighting, bloody knuckles amongst those soldiers and an extraordinary fight for this man sayyaf who they thought they could capture alone. so a complex task. certainly for u.s. commandos here and one that leaves them with, they say, substantial intelligence how isis works and this detainee umm sayyaf. 19 fighters killed in this and some said to be foreign and questions, of course, being asked as to why the u.s. is willing to endure this substantial risk and a difficult thing to explain to the public had it gone wrong the promises president obama said he wouldn't put soldiers in the middle east during his tenure. maybe seeing what the white house is to do. a spark intervention one here the white house said it was successful in killing a man they hoped to capture but so many questions as to what exactly was entirely in the u.s. cross-hairs during this raid. >> our thanks to nick. not much known about abu sayyaf's real identity. he is a an is i commander who goes by o

killed a top isis leader in syria. a senior defense official telling fox news u.s. delta forces and isis fighters were involved in hand to hand combat and whether shots were fired the terrorists tried using civilians, including women and children as shields. hello, everyone. i'm arthel neville. >> i'm eric shun. sounds like a movie spectacular. as u.s. commandos took out a commander we're told oversaw the group's illicit oil and gas operations resulting in millions of dollars being funneled into the terror group. u.s. forces also capturing his wife and rescuing an 18-year-old he woman who was held as a slave. molly henneberg is live with the dramatic developments. molly, we're learning new details about what happened when the operation forces were on the ground in syria. what can you tell us about that? >> reporter: very dramatic detail attention. a senior u.s. defense official tells fox this was quote a real fire fight a no kidsing old school fire fight. some members of the force were fighting in hand to hand combat with islamic state or isis militantses, we're told. the delta team

. delta forces who took out a top isis leader in syria. hello, everyone. i'm eric shaun and this is america's news headquarters. >> i'm arthel neville a. senior defense official telling fox news as those forces moved in drawing their guns in a fierce fire fight isis fighters tried using civilians including women and children as human shields. that raid ending with u.s. forces killing the top terror leader capturing his wife and rescuing a young yazidi woman being held as slave. molly henneberg has the latest. what can you tell us? >> reporter: hi. this was such a significant operation with with such high stakes such a high value target and such risk to u.s. special operations troops that president obama personally gave the go ahead. we're starting to get details on what happened whether an army delta commando team landed in eastern syria. there was a quote intense fire fight. one defense official says some of the fighting during the raid was hand to hand combat. u.s. forces tried to grab a sewn orisis leader and his wife. he put up a fight. he was killed. and his wife was captured a

bowl title. >>> and a smoking cabin. a delta jet is forced to make an emergency land after the cabin filled with smoke mid flight. captioning funded by cbs captioning funded by c >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for friday, may 8th, 2015. >>> good morning. i'm alison harmelin in for anne-marie green. the southeast is getting an early taste of hurricane season this morning. subtropical storm anna is churning a month before the season officially begins. a storm watch is in effect among most of the carolinas. anna is already creating surf and beach surf folly. sustained winds are near 45 miles an hour and are expected to strengthen. >>> the possibility of more severe weather has the planes and texas this morning. thunderstorms spawned an outbreak of tornadoes thursday. massive funnel clouds darkened the skies north of dallas. only light damage and no injuries. residents are cleaning up in the oklahoma city area hit hard by tornados earlier this week. storms destroyed dozens of homes and left one person dead. >>> dangerous weather is in the forecast for that area again. meteorologist e

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. coming up, we look at the battle between delta and travel websites. why the airline is holding back data on flights and fairs and what that costs you. pimm: an insider pass view on the big business of sports broadcasting and why it is not seen as much digital disruption as the rest of the television industry. betty: cbs brought -- but the sullivan theater for $4 million. we will tell you how that has paid off. pimm: the department of justice clamping down on some of the world's largest banks, charging citicorp, j.p. morgan chase, barclays, loyal bank of -- royal bank of scotland for conspiring. also accusing ubs of interest rate manipulation. betty: with us now is our colleague in london, liam vaughan who first broke the story. specialties include financial regulation and market manipulation. let me start with you, liam. you're the one who broke the story. we have heard from the doj. what happens next year? what do we hear next? is the biggest hurdle the banks have got to get over. the largest -- it is not the end. still ongoing investigations into the kind of electronic trading pla

president of delta next. olivia: good morning and welcome to "bloomberg market a." i'm olivia sterns. i'm pimm fox. let's take a look at u.s. equity prices and see how they are performing. moving higher. the s&p 500 -- basically unchanged, 2098. the dow down 14 points. let's take a look at the currency markets and see how the dollar is performing against -- there it is -- the dollar index stock price about .9%. the pound sterling also moving higher. the dollar hitting a three month low off those retail reports. let's get a look at top headlines. we start in philadelphia, where investigators are trying to figure out what caused the deadly amtrak crash. they have now found the train's black box, which may provide clues. at least six people were killed, 140 injured when the train from washington to new york ran off the rails. for the first time since founding transfer management, nelson peltz has proposed splitting dupont in two for more shareholder value. in an interview with bloomberg tv earlier this morning, the dupont ceo was not claiming victory. me it was about the future of the c

delta it least for today we're looking for mid-70's in concord of the seven is out there isiac close to the 80 degree mark. >>james: looking for low 60s in downtown san francisco mid-60's across the bay in oakland and and not a 73 to 76 degrees call for temperatures to continue climbing into thursday there is a slight chance you could get raindrop or to we're watching that carefully for you a brief little system will corporate quickly we're doing our right conditions are pretty smooth on your approach from oakland and san francisco were also tracking the san mateo bridge conditions last unlike on highway 92 your at the limit this morning to talk over next to the golden gate bridge or were looking at an easy smile the rise of about 101 now will present a problem for marin county into san francisco the final stop the richmond san rafael bridge was down 580 all was well so far according to chp but we will let you know if it pops up those slowdown in early morning ride. >>mark: and a bid to bricky new store u.s. nine the fbi investigating to separate and bound flight into sfo last night

out with his men, heading south toward the mekong river delta. their mission, to carry out hit and run guerrilla attacks fourth kilometers south of saigon. they arrived in the rainy season. the delta was a swamp. the south vietnamese army was equipped with u.s.-supplied tanks and armored vehicles. minh and his men had to fight them with small arms and mortars. >> translator: we dug fox holes deep enough to stand in and fight from. at first, we didn't mind when we accidentally dropped our bullets on the ground, but when we ran out of rounds, we picked up the bullets with our toes, loaded our rifles and fired. we were short of both guns and ammunition. >> minh lost many of his men. >> translator: the enemy set up positions every 500 meters. we'd lurk between them, hiding in the rice paddies. they used to fire into the paddies indiscriminately. i lost a soldier who was shot in the chest when he stood up during a meal. i didn't have the luxury of thinking too deeply about it. there was always another battle. we had to scout the enemy and plan our strategy. when i lost young soldiers, t

airlines in north america. delta has inched up their capacity growth. they are growing 3% to 4% above gdp. that is is concerned. 30% in oneines grew quarter. we are seeing weakness on their fair front. we are seeing their yields -- on their fare front. we are seeing their yields come down. how much will this have to fall for people to take market share? worthwhat stocks are buying right now question mark what our lines -- buying right now? what airlines are worth buying right now? hard to movell be around and if one takes market share. delta, one of the biggest full-service guys adding 3% to 4%. george,ah, but southwest's mania domestic carrier. delta has lots of international routes with different competitors. what about alaska air? george: alaska air is fighting it out with delta for a seattle have right now. that is really challenging their yields. when the big guys move like this, i think it's hard. you get in a market share war and the fair start going down. start -- the fares going down. olivia: will there be amended this year? george: i don't know if there will be anything big. the

backing down from critics of his $15 million delta tunnel plan with characteristic bluntness. the plan is designed to stabilize water supplies for cities and farms south of the delta. the bay delta conservation plan calls forking two underground tunnels that would send water from the sacramento river around the delta. the governor claims the state put a million hours into the project. >> okay until you put a president hours into it shut up. you don't know what the million you are talking about. >> that seems plain enough. >> critics say they will not shut up and claim building the project destroys the most important estuary on the west coast. >> tesla batteries are picking up speed since they unveiled them a week ago they have received 38,000 buyers for the home version. it is reserved 2,500 orders overseas for the more power will battery for businesses. tesla crow may need to expand the battery factory being built in nevada. it starts at $3,000 and allows people to store energy for use at nature if you have solar panels. >> the warriors will run to practice as the team prepares f

operation, u.s. forces also captured his wife. my exclusive with a former commander of the elite delta force in just a few moments. but, first, a fox news correspondent with the latest. . >> some members of the commando force were fighting in hand-to-hand combat where islamic mill tants were told. they went in from black hawks into syria. they approached a multistory building. guards started shooting at them. started using civilians as human shields. fox has learned that the u.s. teams separated women and k4ir7b. killed 11 other guards. a amtured wife, took laptops, phones and files for intelligence purposes and left. here's what defense secretary ash carter said about the reign. last night, at the direction of the commander in chief, i ordered u.s. special operations forces to conduct an operation in ala mir in eastern syria to capture an isil senior leader and his wife. abu was involved in isil's military operation and help ed direct e direct the organization. they also found archaeological relics such as an arksz syrian bible: the obama administration says it hopes to reunite her wi

rights are being cut off. >> we are in the delta. we have never had a situation where we have been lacking water. >> reporter: delta farmers have had senior farmer rights. priority access to water. because their land sits on the river. but winds of change have blown through the delta. the farmers have learned they have to stop pumping water from the san joaquin river. delta farmers had a different plan by volunteering to reduce water use by 25%. >> the alternative is the state coming in saying there can't be any water. you can't divert at all. they have the big stick is what it amounts to. >> reporter: now these mandatory cuts could happen as soon as friday. we are talking farmers along is san joaquin valley river. the farmers in the central valley are trying to make a deal with the state to cut back by 25%. in windy tracey, i'm juliette goodrich, kpix5. >>> tonight, the governor declared a state of emergency for the central california coast where 105,000 gallons of crude oil may have spilled. 20,000 gallons may have ended up in the pacific ocean near refugio state beach. the oil s

of delta adding capacity. delta will be increasing capacity by 2% with the biggest growth coming in the united states. they take a look at shares of american. why are we looking at shares of americans? they could force u mighted and american to do the same. they are available for the seat mile. here's doug parker last night on mat money. >> i think next year with the growth of something, 5% or 6%. okay, thank you very much. let's get out to sue herera for a quick news alert. >> we have news concerning the department of financial service, specifically that benjamin who heads that division is going to be departing the new york financial services after four years as serving as the agency's first superintendent. he was quite aggressive and pursuing wrongs on wall street. he was the first put in charge after the 2008 financial crisis. he has been in that position for four years. they were creating that position after the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis. you had him on power lunch and he will depart after four years of heading that agency. >> thank you very much. investments in the

. this morning accusations from the travel industry that delta is withholding some of its best prices giving websites some fares but leaving the best fares for delta's own website. the industry organization representing online travel says that's unfair. two obvious questions. first, why would delta do this? we suspect delta makes more money on the flights it sells itself because you're more likely to upgrade your seat or buy other extras. and extras pay big for airlines. second question. can delta do this? are fares delta property? it's much harder to say but generally you can't copyright facts and an airline's price is a fact. the airlines can make it hard tore sites to discover the facts. >>> i like hip monk to find travel deals. think chipmunk without the c. i can't say whether the prices are better. it's easy to use, started by a buy from harvard in charge of booking flights for the debate team. >> no doubt that an advertisement for a cloud service was sexist. but they say the tweet drove lots of new business. here it is mostly. the woman in the tweet is wearing lingerie bu

governor brown announced a new version of delta tunnel plan. the tunnel divert water to the livermore area. originally called for massive 100,000 acre restoration of wet land but today the governor scaled that back. abc 7 news reporter has more. >> civilization isn't free or cheap. >> calculating the cost of water in perched california is difficult. >> there are farmers. there are the urban water use who have certain needs and desires. >> governor brown says meeting the needs and desires means new version of delta continual and restoration plan presented today in oakland. >> we have no choice but to engineer our water work. >> tunnel with 3 intake at the north end of the delta to divert water towards tracy is what brown deems necessary for the entire state. water is a finite resource only exacerbated by the drought and everyone wants a drop. >> they are trying to the do a shuffle without really having anything behind there to shuffle. >> restore the delta. water diversion will come at the cost of fish and other wild life. >> water shed that support the delta are 5 times over subscribe

of information, a lot of military intelligence information potentially about hostages. delta force, army delta force commandos moved in overnight on friday. they went to this site via helicopter with fresh intelligence knowing he would be there. they had him under surveillance since march, but they had very fresh intelligence knowing he would be at that site. it raising an awful lot of questions about what delta force knew what surveillance they had, what information was coming in. they got to the site a big firefight broke out. in the end, abu sayyaf was killed in the firefight, delta coming into hand to hand combat with the isis forces there. now, they are going through the laptops, the cell phones all electronic media. they seized to see what they can learn what information he had. perhaps most sensitive at this point what information, if any did he have about the fate and handling of american hostages that were held by isis before they were killed? our own jim acosta learning that the white house called some of the american hostage families after the raid to tell them that they

american and delta have been put in the market. a very big country that has a huge trade relationship with the us particularly for it huge agricultural base. in essence we do not have any aviation trade. we have exited the market completely because essentially we of subsidize government strategies come into the marketplace to basically shift the traffic off of us and take us out of the indian market. you think about it us flight carriers out to be in the indian market. but it but it is not sustainable. $41 billion worth of subsidy it is difficult if not impossible to compete. that is immediate. i get analysis. a long-haul widebody triple seven in the us command we count the professional pilots and flight attendants and dispatchers and technicians and ground operations personnel it drives about 900 really 900 really good -- actually on a gross basis almost 1000 jobs per flight. we put a triple seven or a 74 or and a 350 or a 787 on a daily nonstop across the ocean it drives almost a thousand jobs for each one of these carriers. those jobs are not here. the airlines you see here today c

that delta is withholding some of its best prices, giving web sites some fares, but leaving the best fares for delta's own website. two obvious questions. first, why would delta do this? we suspect delta makes more money on the flights that it sells itself, because you're more likely to upgrade your seat or buy extras. you pay big for extras on airlines. they make a lot of money. the second question is, can delta do this? airfares, are they delta's property? that's much harder to say, but generally you can't copy right facts. the airline can make it hard for travel sites to discover those facts >>> speaking of sites. this isn't news or anything, just a thought. i really like hipmunk. it's just easy to use. started by a buy from harvard who's in charge of booking flights for the debate team. >>> turning to the markets, shares of yahoo are under threat as it appears the i.r.s. make tax yahoo at a higher rate than expected. yahoo! also seemed to have problems with their mail earlier this week. it appears they have that fixed >>> 5 a 52 right now. patch or protein. whole foods set off a

out more about isis hostage taking operations. >> the operation was led by the army's delta force. it had been planning this since march. we have been pulling together our sources and learning exactly how this went down. watch. >> reporter: the ground operation was led by the army's delta force who entered the target area on blackhawk helicopters and an osprey. after landing, two dozen commandoed scrambled off the aircraft and took off and hovered overhead. they destroyed the building from inside and outside positions. but special forces were able to get close to the building and blow a hole in its side. they went in and encountered isis fighters and there were more gunshots and reports of hand-to-hand combat. the is circumstances combatants tried to use human shields, but the u.s. troops managed to kill the fighters without hurting the women and children. isis commander abu sayyaf was killed in the raid but delta force was able to capture and lead with his wife umm sayyaf and another woman they rescued along with collected communication gear. let's bring in jomana karadsheh. we heard

billowed into the cabin of a delta jet flying from ft. lauderdale to new york. correspondent kris van cleave picks up the story. >> reporter: this is video from onboard delta flight 2028 as smoke filled the cabin of the md-88 jet. the f.a.a. says more than an hour after taking off, the crew reported smoke in the cockpit and a problem with one of the jet's two engines. "60 minutes" producer katherine davis was on board and shot this video. she says the captain announced he had shut down one of the engines. >> we could hear the beeping of the smoke alarm, and it was-- it was pretty quickly the cabin of filling up with smoke pretty quickly. so-- so, yeah, it was a little nerve-racking. they told all of us to put our head-- heads down in our laps because the-- the air would be fresher. >> reporter: another of the 89 passengers on board tweeted this picture of the smokey cabin, calling the experience "the scariest flight ever." the pilots landed safely in charleston, south carolina, and tonight delta repair crews are inspecting that engine. scott, the md-80 aircraft is an aging workforce o

delta in the clear. just in the next hour or two the east bay will clear. then we will look for the slow clearing across the bay. with that it will be a cool afternoon. by 10:00, we're sunny in most east bay neighborhoods. 3:00 in the afternoon, we have the clouds up along the coast. it will be in the 50s there. 60 in the city. the rest of the numbers and a look at mother's day in a few minutes. >>> 8:01 is our time. one person is in custody after being involved in a hit and run crash in san francisco. it happened just after 11:30 last night at brotherhood way. police say two cars collided head on. one person was taken into custody for a possible dui. no word yet on any injuries. >>> happening now the san mateo bridge is closed for the weekend. a live look from our camera. you can see this is not the normal sight that we see on a weekend. the traffic issue not the only thing that we're dealing with across the bay area. katie has details. >> i asked my daughter come to visit me at our house? she said, mom, you know the bridge is closed. maybe next time. >> reporter: this woman lives in ha

so-called money man of isis was among a group of militants killed by the army's delta force during a daring weekend raid in syria. sayyaf's wife was also captured. she's now being detained in iraq. the pair are suspected of being involved in hostage operations. e despite what the pentagon says a significant blow some are questioning whether putting u.s. troops at risk was worth it. let's bring in senior washington correspondent joe johns, good morning morning. >> good morning, carol. this individual's belief to have been involved in the most important financing arm of isis the oil and gas operations that allows the organization to do all the things it does so eliminating him is seen as a big disruption to isis operations. but more importantly, delta force personnel recovered electronic records from the multi-story structure they targeted in the raid. those records are expected to be very useful in tracking where isis is getting its money from. so this is a big moment. on the other hand this individual quite frankly, was not very well known or on the radar. so we don't know all of w

construction in the delta and why environmentalists say it could reduce water supplies for millions and forget about bake sales. there is a new way to raise cash for schools and a couple of ways. >> have never been done until now. silicon valley versus hollywood and from hillary clinton to jennifer lopez the search for money has a-listers targeting tech. >>> do you like turkey >>> in the sacramento and san joaquin delta, some call it a drought barrier. abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman is live tonight to explain exactly what's going on there. wayne? >> reporter: good afternoon, dan. some people call it a drought barrier and some people call it an economic or ecological barrier. we're in bethel island and take a look over my right shoulder and see the tower out there? that is part of the project. it looks fairly close and it used to be but it's a long way around now to this place in bethel island and that has people who work here and depend on this economy concerned. in a state where people keep asking what government is doing about the drought, here is a drastic measure. constructi

the rent. >> tonight, the emergency barrier is now going up in the delta to hold back one of the draw backs of the drought. >> weather for mother's day seems to be shaping up in a mild fashion. i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> what color is your car? why? i'm michael finney with a >> we know about the skyrocketing rents tenants facing higher rents a rally is happening now in san mateo and vic lee is there with that story. vic? >> well you can see demonstrators are standing across the street here on el camino holding a rally in front of the park royal apartments they want officials here to enact legislation that will protect them against those skyrocketing rents and evictions. this family lived in the apartment six years, 73 units are being renovated. tenants have been given two months to leave. rents are going up about a thousand dollars. >> we knlt afford it. it's getting too expensive for us. and and 70 families are getting evicted, here. >> this is our home. we want to stay. his parents and sib sings are renting the owner is renovating and jacking up rents and

is now going up in the delta to hold back one of the draw backs of the drought. >> weather for mother's day seems to be shaping up in a mild fashion. i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> what color is your car? why? i'm michael finney female announcer: when you see this truck, it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight. because they went to sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event. save up to $300 on the cooling comfort of tempur-breeze. plus, get up to 36 months interest-free financing. sleep risk-free with sleep train's 100-day money back guarantee. and of course, free same-day delivery! are you next? announcer: make sleep train your ticket to tempur-pedic. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >> we know about the skyrocketing rents tenants facing higher rents a rally is happening now in san mateo and vic lee is there with that story. vic? >> well you can see demonstrators are standing across the street here on el camino holding a rally in front of the park royal apartments they want officials here to enact legislation that will protect

delta flights were targeted on monday. they were deemed not credible. at an air france flight getting a military escort into new york's jfk airport after someone claimed a chemical weapon was on board. nothing was found. and an afghan police chief in northern afghanistan is asking for reinforcements to fight the taliban. 19 police and seven soldiers were killed during a siege in the helmund province. a truck bomb killed and wounded others. exploding at the gate to a dwoft compound. dash cash to a government compound. the white house is making it clear it supports iraq in the fight against isis. joe biden speaking with iraq's prime minister and welcoming the decision to mobilize more troops. and a fast-moving fire kills 38 people at a rest home in central china. another six were injured and 51 people live at that home. tire officials don't know what ignited the fire, but are launching an investigation. i'm kelly wright. now back to "red eye." for all of your headlines go to fox news.com. are you watching the most powerful name in news. fox newschannel. they remember the private convers

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blackwell. >> reporter: the ground operation was led by the army's delta force who entered the target area on black hawk helicopters and a rotator offspring. after landing, they scrambled off the aircraft which then took off but hovered overhead. isis manned the two-story building from outside and inside positions. but federal forces were able to get close to the building and blow a hole on the outside. they went in and there were more gunshots and reports of hand-to-hand combat. they reportedly tried to use human shield but they managed to kill the isis commanders without shooting the women and children. the leader was >> thank you so much victor blackwell. here to discuss the raid is former navy s.e.a.l. joining us from new york. and joining us via skype from newport beach, california analyst bob baer who is also a cnn operative. thank you, gentlemen, for joining me. ospreys and black hawk helicopters. this was a pretty loud air raid so likely people heard them coming. in a case where it's difficult to protect your choppers and troops coming in what or who is on the ground to

being heavily abused. we have spent a considerable amount of time and money initially led by delta airlines to uncover the degree of proof of massive government subsidies. it is the trade policy of the united states, just as it would be if someone were dumping steel or dumping soy beans or cotton, here it's subsidized by foreign governments as part of the foreign governments policy to grow traffic to and through the middle east. this is an important issue. it's an important issue that's the harm is accelerating. how this movie ends, it does not end well. we have seen what the gulf carriers have done to the carriers in europe. we have seen what they are doing to singapore. we know how this movie ends. it does not end well for american consumers. it does not end well for the men and women of our airlines and for the american economy. >> doug parker a little bit about you. you became ceo of american airlines in 2013 and that followed the merger with u.s. airways and you had been ceo at u.s. airways. before that ceo of america west. you are seeing these gulf carriers adding new routes

devices. mark: delta airline investors will cash in on rising demand a lower fuel prices. tilde has approved a $5 billion stock i back land for more than twice as much as last year's program -- delta has approved a $5 billion stock i back plan for more than twice as much as last year's program. and democratican senate leaders working on a plan to advance president obama stringent legislation -- trade legislation. originally by senate democrats deny republicans the votes needed to advance legislation the president needs to expedite approval of trade agreements. democrats insisted the senate consider three other measures alongside the trade bill. president obama met with the saudi crown prince a day before his summit at cap david. one of those who will not be at the summit is saudi king salman. the white house insists his absence is not a snub. the president said he welcomes the chance to talk with the crown prince. >> this gives us an opportunity to discuss some of the lateral issues, including the crisis in yemen and how we can build on the cease-fire that has been a processd to res

inside of iraq. the mission was led by the army's delta force and ordered directly from president obama. let's go straight to pentagon correspondent barbara starr. she broke the story. she's been getting more and more details throughout the day. barbara, defense secretary ash carter calling this a significant blow to the terror group. tell us about this man, abu sayyaf. who is he how critical is he. >> reporter: i have to tell you poppy, information is sketchy. he is not broadly known to those who follow isis in the media, in the academic world, but clearly someone that u.s. intelligence and the u.s. military had known about and were tracking for some time. i think a lot more is likely to come to light. we can't assume we know everything at this hour. but officials familiar with the raid in syria have told cnn that he was for some time essentially the oil and gas emir the head of isis' oil and gas operations which had in the past been vital to them raising money. but recently had become something much more than that something very troubling. he had taken on an increasing role in isis op

the operation at large and bring in lieutenant, a former delta force commander, and also bringing in the our other guest. >> are you surprised the details have been released by the pentagon? >> i am initially, but i think we are seeing a big change since the bin laden raid when the announcement of s.e.a.l. team six conducted that raid, and i think this shows a policy change for us that we are going to start using these elements of, you know, pr, of propaganda to get those things out to let people know that, you know, the first team is coming after you and you always better be looking over your shoulder, because the first team doesn't miss. >> let's talk about what was collected here. we know he was killed and his wife is being intear gated in iraq, and there were documents collected and computers collected. what can we learn from those? >> hopefully, victor, they will provide further insight into isis' operations in terms of how they precure the money to fund their activities, and the group is heavily involved in human trafficking, and that's another angle that tends to get overlooke

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commercial jet that filled with smoke, how delta is expected to explain the scary flight for passengers and the scam involving girl scout cookies and the accusations against a father coming up. and melissa magee is back with a closer look at the seven-day forecast including mothers day when "action news" at noon continues in just a moment. woman: i was tired of my chronic constipation and the way it made me feel the discomfort the bloating the straining. i'd just felt this way for too long. so i finally talked to my doctor about my symptoms. i'd tried laxatives before. he prescribed amitiza (lubiprostone) for my chronic constipation. it works differently than laxatives. man: amitiza is clinically shown to help relieve common symptoms like bloating abdominal discomfort hard stools, and straining and help people with chronic constipation go more often. don't take amitiza, if you have a bowel blockage or severe diarrhea. tell your doctor, if your nausea or diarrhea, becomes severe, or if you experience chest tightness or shortness of breath. the most common side effects are naus

to the beach. if mock likes it hot go to the delta -- if mom likes it hot go to the delta. highs tomorrow san francisco only 59. but napa will hit 73. in between we find concord at 72. san rafael 69. livermore 71. extended forecast including mother's day: >> temperatures drop monday and tuesday inland. dropping further wednesday and thursday, thursday being "bike to work" day. it will be cloudier and cooler highs in the low to mid-60s and a small chance of rain another round of may showers possible next friday. batting practice getting wrapped up here. the coaches for the brewers are getting their kids ready. the perfect night for baseball is not hot. it is not cold. it is sunny. but the sun angle is getting lower so it's not oppressive. beautiful night for baseball, guys. because we're right in the sweet spot. it's the -- the porridge is just right forecast. the weather is perfect outside for baseball. >> looks beautiful. >> goldly locks, we'll check in with you later. [ laughter ] >> let's get an update on the bart delays at the bay fair station in the east bay. the transit age

state a blow, killing a senior isis leaded in a dramatic operation overnight. delta force commandos flew from iraq into eastern syria, the heart of isis territory, and killed a man identified as abu sayyat, identified as the isis chief financial officer. nbc's richard engel is in turkey tonight and has more on this daring raid. richard, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, carl. this was incredibly risky. it's only the second time u.s. special operations forces have launched a raid in isis territory in syria. a u.s. official said he was on pins and needles until the commandos were out. u.s. military officials say american delta force commandos took off from northern iraq in black hawk helicopters and osprey aircraft like these. and flew deep into isis-controlled territory in eastern syria, into deir al-zour. no allies on the ground. if the u.s. forces were captured they risked unimaginable horrors. a jordanian pilot captured by isis was burned alive. u.s. officials say the american's target, abu sayyat, was a top isis money man, managed isis' oil and gas income and was close personal

sharecroppers in the mississippi delta. he remembered a childhood of hunger pains and poverty. picking cottons and seeing a black man lynched by a mob. he crashed a tractor and left the delta. made his way to delta where he worked as a dj. king played a punishing schedule as many as 233 shows in a year. listed among his legions of fans. eric clapton and henderson. he was the first blue's singer to play on the tonight show. b.b. king was inducted into the blue's foundation hall of fame. and received the presidential medal of freedom from president george w. bush. and he sang with president obama. >> ♪ ♪ >>> bb king often delighted his fans and those who love add good story with a tale of how his guitar lucille got its name. it was a story he shared in a 1976 interview. >> the man sitting next to me is a true legend. b.b. meaning. >> blues boy. >> how did you get that name. >> believe it or not i was a disk jockey on the radio in memphis. they used to call me the boy from yield street the blues boy. people would write me and they would just abbreviate it b.b. >> stories like that and many ot

must move forward. >> the governor is proposing building tunnel to take water from the delta to the central valley. he says it will fix the aging water infrastructure. at the same time, the governor is promising a new approach for wildlife restoration. they are worried the plan may dry up the delta. back in february we uncovered significant problems with the delta levee system. to see the full report visit www.nbcbayarea.com and scroll to the california news section and click on the top story. you will find a link to the levee investigation. >>> 40 years ago today, the world changed. the fall of saigon impacted vietnam and california. thousands of families fled here. this is a special day filled with mixed emotions for vietnamese-americans. the refugees are in the bay area. their stories are part of our culture. kimberly is in san jose the second largest vietnamese community in the country. kimberly? >> reporter: he was 14 years old when he fled vietnam. he showed an old stamp collection the only personal item he was able to take with him when he left that fateful day. >> a picture

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to farms in the south is water diverted from the river delta that flows into san francisco bay, ferrying baby salmon to the ocean. >> last year, the sacramento river stopped flowing to the ocean because of, a, the drought and b, the water diversions. when these pumps turn on, the water flow in the delta goes in the wrong direction, the fish get misled to thinking that they're going towards the ocean when they're actually going to the south delta where the hot water is and that's where they get killed. >> reporter: but wait a minute says walnut farmer brent barton. what about the water rushing through his own farm right now? >> that's about four times the natural flow, and the excess is going out the delta, going out to the ocean. >> reporter: and it's going out to the ocean because? >> my understanding is that there's a few thousand salmon that they're releasing this water for. for the last four years we've had these ridiculous fish releases going on. we've drained the reservoirs. >> reporter: barton's family has been growing walnuts in california for over a century, ever since