i mean, it was minutes, seconds before this plane right there. how often earth did this go down? well, it was a poignant reminder that of the work our men and women do each day. yesterday was law enforcement rf the important work our men and women do each day. i don t think an event such as this, there s no other event that could properly showcase what our men and women do each day. they come to work, day don t know the circumstances they ll find themselves in, but they re there with heart of service. they ll put themselves at risk each day in every action they go about and do. i was grateful that yesterday they were present as this man made an emergency crash landing on the railroad tracks and these officers nearby ran to his aid, pulling him from this the carnage the wreckage of this plane, and pulled him to safety, just moments before this train struck that disabled plane. the again, it s chilling when
about diabetic nerve pain. tell em cedric sent you. how serious is the isis threat to the homeland? well, that s the challenge for national security officials. including of course attorney general loretta lynch. we talked this weekend about how the fbi is often blocked from spotting potential lone wolves inspired by isis because their online communications are encrypted or in the intelligence term, they go dark. it s a serious challenge for law enforcement rf, for all of us focused on this issue. isil represents the morphine of the terror threat that many of us have seen for a number of years since 9/11. even al qaeda has morphed and changed from the large-scale organized 9/11 type of attacks to smaller, more focused attacks. anything they can do really to spread fear and discord. isil actually an off shoot of al