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KPIX CBS This Morning April 10, 2017

Hacker whose to blame. We look at todays eye opener your world in 90 seconds. Regardless of whether russia was complicit here, or whether they were simply incompetent, clearly they have failed in their commitment to the international community. The Trump Administration takes a hard line on russia and syria. He wont stop here. If he needs to do more he will do more. Russia could be part of the solution. Right now i think everyone in the world sees russia as part of the problem. The u. S. Is sending Aircraft Carrier strike group to waters off the korean peninsula. A nationwide manhunt intensifying for a wisconsin man accused of stealing weapons and sending a manifesto to President Trump. Florida crews are fighting fast moving brush fire fueled by drought conditions. I hope they get it under control. Isis has claimed responsibility for a pair of attacks at coptic Christian Churches in egypt. This reminds us all that we have got a determined and absolutely ruthless enemy in the form of Islamic State. A hack set off every one of the Severe Weather warning sirens in dallas. It sounded like an air raid. A passenger on a United Airline flight to chicago had to pplane. Bly removed from the oh, my god all that. A man in canada plunges into freezing water to save his beloved dog. As soon as the ice broke i went right in. Runs here in the bottom of the ninth inning. What a comeback. And all that matters. Judge neil gorsuch sworn in as the 113th Supreme Court justice. He was confirmed by the senate last week. Which made it extra awkward for merit garlands family when he pretended to come home again after another long day at the Supreme Court. On cbs this morning. And after so many years, once and for all, for sergio theyre yelling sergio. The 2017 masters champion, Sergio Garcia. This mornings eye opener is presented by toyota. Lets go places. Welcome to cbs this morning. Gayle king is off so alex wagner joins us. Welcome. Happy to be here. A cbs news poll out this morning shows most americans believe President Trump was right to attack a syrian air base, but they do not want any larger military action. 57 in our poll approve of last weeks missile strike in response to a poison gas attack on civilians. 36 disapprove but only 18 would accept american Ground Troops in syria. Another 30 would go along with future strikes. And 26 want to see peace talks in syria without military action. Russia and iran the two main allies of syrias president told the u. S. They will respond with force to any further attacks on syria. The air base that was hit by dozens of u. S. Cruise missiles is back in service. Major garret is at the white house with the split inside the Trump Administration over the next move in syria. Major, good morning. Good morning. The air strikes gave President Trump a small boost in his approval rating, 3 points, up to 43 , but our survey also shows democrats and independents worry about the president s ability to deal with the civil war in syria. What comes next is the question most on their minds, its a big question inside the white house, as well. This is a president thats not afraid to act. Reporter Trump Administration officials called the president decisive but were divided on the future of u. S. Policy in syria after last weeks Cruise Missile strikes on the air base that launched a sarin gas attack on civilians. What were trying to do is defeat isis. Reporter United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley and secretary of state Rex Tillerson agreed the fate of isis was more important than that of syrian dictator Bashar Al Assad. The First Priority is the defeat of isis. Reporter on assads future the two top trump diplomats differed. Tillerson suggested assads future was in the hands of a country beleaguered by six years of civil war. That we can navigate a political outcome in which the syrian people, in fact, will determine Bashar Al Assads fate. Reporter while haley called for assadsouter. Theres not an option with a political solution with assad at the head of the regime. Reporter this led Lindsey Graham to describe a new trump aare proven. The regime change is the policy of the Trump Administration, thats at least what ive heard. Which required some kind of a political solution to that very complex problem. Reporter National Security adviser h. R. Mcmaster said syrias civil war, with its many factions and feuding terrorist cells, rests at the heart of the policy dilemma. Dislodging assad, some Administration Officials fear, could be just as bad or worse than the status quo. Its very difficult to understand how a political solution could result from the continuation of the assad regime. Now what were not saying that we are the ones going to affect reporter an equally pressing shao how to handle syrias top military ally, russia. I hope that russia is thinking carefully about its continued alliance with Bashar Al Assad because every time one of these horrific attacks occurs, it draws russia closer in to some level of responsibility. Reporter tillerson is traveling to moscow and will soon meet with foreign minister Sergey Lavrov to find out if the putin government has any interest in backing away from its support of the assad regime. The white house is dealing with another staff shakeup. K. T. Mcfarland is out as deputy National Security adviser. She was part of the Leadership Team brought in under fired National Security adviser michael flynn. Mcfarland will be the next ambassador to the United States to singapore. Thanks, major. Dan senor a Senior Adviser to the romney ryan president ial campaign in 2012. Good morning. Good to be with you. Help us understand the factions within the white house arguing for different points of view not only the secretary of state but the u. N. Ambassador. One camp led by the secretary of state that believes isis should be the sole focus and that nothing good can come from us trying to replace assad because its not clear that the chaos that would follow the fall of assad would be much better, that there could be a vacuum that actor could fill. Whos in that . Tillerson and many people believe trump himself. Others like nikki haley, who believe that we cannot ultimately bring any resolution to the region if we are not focused both on isis and defeating assad because assads attacks against the sunnis are creating recruits, are provoking isis to act. Where is mcmasters . Trying to synthesize the two. As a general consensus among these factions that its hard to imagine a future quasi peaceful syria with assad in charge. That they all basically agree on. But i think tillerson believes we cannot do this. We cannot be the one to remove syria. If other forces cannot remove assad. If others try to remove assad thats fine. Mcmaster and others are forward leaning that think they could facilitate a process if we get rid of assad. Any way to deal with assad will have to involve russia and the secretary of state is making the first big high ranking visit to moscow tomorrow. The question is, will he meet, should he meet, with president putin after yesterday calling them complicit or incompetent. From my view the tillerson should get a visit. Previous have gotten meetings with putin. To your point hes used aggressive language. Russia may want to make a statement make it a Lavrov Tillerson meeting. What is interesting here, we were all led to believe that the Trump Administration was going to roll over for this new relationship, this new grand bargain with russia and what is clear now is, in a matter of weeks, it looks nothing like that. We have two additional elements. I read this morning that the russians have said he is meeting with the secretary of state to emphasize hes unlikely to meet with president putin. That could have the russians and iranians threatening to respond with force. Look, they believe that the u. S. Action in syria, which was limited, keep in mind this was such a limited operation, basically an operation on the shelf during the Obama Administration that people like secretary kerry had been pushing president obama to pursue, very limited, no syrian officials were killed, not a direct attack on the regime, and that mere action is provoking rhetoric. To that end that airfield is back open. Right. What did that strike accomplish . I think at the end of the day, it did two things. One, it will make the syrian refweem think long and hard about using that airfield or any airfield to, you know, exercise machinery of chemical weapons attacks. I think they will think long and hard. This could be a turning point in that regard. I do not think we will see a deterrent. Yes. We dont know how far hes going to go. Six or eight other airfields like it in syria and very easy for the u. S. To systemically take them out. The u. S. Government has the capacity to escalate. The syrians know that and the russians know that and the iranians know that. Donald trump, if anything, is unpredictable and they dont want to play with fire here. Thank you. Good to be with you. The former u. S. Ambassador to syria, robert ford, will join us with his view on whats next on u. S. Policy towards syria and russia. In a clear show of force, a u. S. Navy strike group has been redirected to the korean peninsula. The Aircraft Carrier uss carl vinson and several other warships departed singapore over the weekend and was dispatched ahead of more expected ballistic tests from north korea. North koreas recent missile launches are escalating tensions in the region. President trump has hinted the u. S. Is prepared to use force to stop the norths Nuclear Weapons program if necessary. The state department is condemning deadly terror attacks on churches in egypt. It calls them barbaric. Two suicide bombings killed more than 40 people on one of the holiest days on the christian calendar. More than 100 others were wounded. The bombs in tanta and alexandria blew up during sunday services a few hours apart. Isis has claimed responsibility. Mark phillips is following the latest developments from london. Good morning. Good morning. Well christians make up about 10 of the egyptian population and have been frequent targets of jihadi bombers but this double attack seems to have had another motive besides mass murder. It seems designed to shake the strong Man Government of Abdel Fattah El sisi has promised security but has been unable to provide it. The Palm Sunday Service in the st. Georges church in tanta north of cairo in the nile delta had attracted a large congregation of worshippers, among them a bomber. The explosion blew the internet stream of the service off the air. And in an instant, it killed 27 people here authorities said. The carnage wasnt over. A few hours later, at st. Marks church in alexandria, a man with a blue sweater over his shoulder is denied entry and told to go through a metal detector. The people unlucky enough to be around it became the next target. Both bombings appeared to be suicide attacks and responsibility was claimed by the socalled Islamic State. The three month state of emergency declared by the el sisi government may result in more pressure on militants operating in egypt and an even more severe clamp down on opposition there. After meeting the former army general in washington last week, President Trump took to twitter to express his confidence that president el sisi will handle situation properly. Its difficult to see where that confidence comes from. El sisi came to power vowing to provide security and these attacks will undermine those claims. Egypt has been operating under various states of emergency for years but that has forced the bombers to choose softer targets. For the beleague arered christian minority in egypt this was the single deadliest day. Thank you very much. Churches and schools are on alert in wisconsin after a man allegedly threatened to use a large cache of weapons on public officials. Police released a video of 32yearold Joseph Jakubowski, mailing an antigovernment, antireligion manifesto to President Trump. David begnaud is outside the gun shop in janesville, wisconsin, where the gunman allegedly stole a bunch of weapons. Reporter good morning. This is the Armageddon Gun shop. Polices say jakubowski robbed on the same day he sent that manifesto to President Trump. In the manifesto the local sheriff here says jakubowski was clear he doesnt like people in power. From the president to Law Enforcement. Watch this video that his friend recorded when he sent that manifesto. You will never forget this face ever. Reporter when Joseph Jakubowski mailed his 161page manifesto to President Trump on tuesday, he brought witnesses to mark the occasion. There it is. You see its getting shipped. Revolution. Its time for change. Reporter three hours later, police say jakubowski broke into the Armageddon Gun shop and stole 16 highend rifles and hand guns. They found his abandoned and burned car a short distance away. Its dday. Today is the day. So remember this face. Game time. Reporter about 150 local state and federal officers are involved in the manhunt. This weekend, they searched homes in janesville, but came up empty. Please call even if your information you may not think is important we may find it is important. Reporter investigators suspect jakubowski has been highly agitated recently over political issues. Basically hes angry at all government officials whether the president or whether its local officials or whether its Law Enforcement. Reporter they say they dont know of any specific threats, but schools were closed on friday and Police Stepped up patrols around churches on sunday. One canceled Palm Sunday Services. Court records show jakubowski has dozens of convictions, including battery, domestic abuse, bail jumping, drug possession and resisting an officer. There was one specific case where he attempted to disarm a Police Officer and for that crime he was sent to prison. Reporter police are urging the public not to approach him if they see him and to call 911. I hope this gets resolved quickly and i say prayers for our community, our nation, and for him. Reporter Police Believe jakubowski has a bulletproof vest with him and a helmet. Two reported sightings within this area in the last 24 hours but none panned out. For the friend who recorded the video at the post office he is apparently cooperating with Law Enforcement and its worth noting the speaker of the house paul ryan is from janesville, wisconsin, and there has been an increased Police Presence at his local office here. David, thanks. A story that norah and i love, for the first time in his 18year pro golf career Sergio Garcia is a major champion and won the 81st Masters Tournament with a birdie on the first hole of sudden death and battled his friend justin rose throughout the final afternoon on the sports biggest stage to earn the green jacket. Manuel bojorquez is near the site of the masters in augusta, georgia, with garcias long awaited win. Good morning. Good morning. Nearly 20 years ago, Sergio Garcia burst on the scene along with another young golfer, named tiger woods. It was supposed to be a long storied rivalry, but garcia never brought home a major title until yesterday when he survived an epic duel to win that elusive green jacket. And after so many years, once and for all for sergio. Reporter the relief was written all over Sergio Garcias face. After 73 major appearances without a victory, garcia finally won on golfs biggest stage. The 2017 masters champion, Sergio Garcia. Reporter but garcia nearly saw his chance to wear the green jacket slip away. It appears he is going to take an unplayable. Reporter giving away an early lead to justin rose. In deep trouble on the 13th, garcia saved par. In previous tournaments he has crumbled in such situations. This time, he rallied. Sergio garcia with an eagle 3 at 15. Reporter tied at the final hole garcia and rose each missed what could have been winning putts. In sudden death garcia didnt waiver finding something that eluded him for his entire 18year pro career. Its been an amazing week and im going to enjoy it for the rest of my life. Reporter even rose, who fiercely battled garcia down the stretc

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