that i mean're ramallying must recall people than they wanted to do.e extremist organization. >> bob, what is the attraction for young men and women looking to be radicalized. why isis? >> it's from whatever side they're alien nated on, and it looks like the real thing too them. they're alien nated, et aes a weak word. it owns property unlike al-qaida. al-qaida was very much want-to-bes. you also have to consider what chris dickie did. i just don't even see it coming back as a country. i think what we don't bant to to do is using the old borders and suppressing violence. we can't be defending border that is are no longer defensible. >> certainly a huge sas. squl i want to thank our panel, all of you, for such an sbel jent conversation and weighing in on this tragic news, the beheading of david haines, a british citizen. don't forget, cnn ppt com has all the details i. you can find out who h arks, 234, es was and is responding to his death and threats from isis mill tans. check out any time for the very latest on this and news around the world. once aga

or the atlanta jail, the ramally kagss are huge. you can put them under house arrest. it raises issues. not raised another co-defendant. i've been involved in lots of cases where there's a little media attention. this talk in the public about witnesses in your case is not okay. we're pushing boundaries that don't usually get pushed this far. >> who would benefit from the leaks? talking about the prosecution or the defense. who stands to gain most in the public eye? >> it goes back to the theme of showing the case in the public eye. i'm not talking. another defendant was talking. i think it shows how thorough they are being obtaining these from individuals that have submitted guilty pleas. it's another example of a show trial. and that's what the cases are trying to prevent. >> this is the case where you can have cameras in the courtroom. this is the one time. thank you so much for being here. >>> so, is the leak of the videos an attempt to influence public opinion? we have the guests to talk about it right now. in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be s

today there will be a ramally to mourn the victims on the annual day of national unity. that itself the latest from st. petersburg. nic robertson is there. >> another tough day of family's victims. the process of identifying the bodies continues. what they are hearing in russian media at the mom, two different versions of potentially what killed their loved ones, did the plane break apart in the air? the tail section fell off, an accident to the air friem a few years ago or was it because of a bomb on board? the st. petersburg newspaper widely respected reports it falls into two categories, those in the front have burns and tra ma-type injuries, the rear of the aircraft have explosive trauma injuries, pieces of metal fragments in the body, they're quoting their sources and here in st. petersburg the forensic teams are examining the bodies, the potential there for more information being provided. the traffic state fuse agency here says, however, what they understand from their sources is that there has been no explosive res dauda or explosive damage to the bodies. so what

he said at the ramally pst no way to vet these thousands of people coming to the u.s. we all know there's a long vetting process. we have heard about it. i'm sure the president heard about it too. the issue is when he's saying these things at rallies that might excite the audience but don't hold up, it creates problems all around the world in this case in sweden. >> let me just bring you in raj because critics like ben is insinuating say this is really the media making a mountain out of a a mole hill. do you agree? >> no, never forget sweden. . never forget the bowling green massacre or the 3 million immigrants who illegally voted for clinton. all those are examples of fake news and lies, which kellyanne conway and sean spicer and donald trump and other people around him have repeated. the irony of this is on the press conference in the rally, he attacked the media. we are the enemies of the american people. why? for reporting facts. donald trump doesn't take his intelligence briefings. he takes his news from offhand sources and on thursday's press conference, he again

midterm message but you're not seeing the president talk about that because he knows in order to ramally his base of support he needs to focus on the more divisive issues and really get them kind of scared about democratic takeover and what that would mean. you hear a lot of republican candidates on the trail talking about the specter of impeachment saying that -- you know trying to target voters who might not like everything trump is doing but say dog you want democrats to take over control and unravel all of the republican agenda items? >> the president needs evangelicals in particular to be not just scared but also distracted. we had this credible evidence coming from the president's own personal lawyer that he helped arrange and coordinate payments to a porn star, to a playboy playmate in order to cover up stuff that evangelicals have had a hard time, frankly, looking past. >> although they have done it more easily, we should point out with this president than with others in the past and have said look we think he's turned over -- i'm paraphrasing but there has been more than one who

. >> i want to get to you, jim, you are covering a trump campaign ramally. what can you tell us about some tense moments? >> it's not too surprising. this is a fairly democratic city and conservative part of north carolina. we saw a clash play out, during donald trump's remarks, a supporter was clearly irritated with a group of protesters around him, and he started hitting and punching and choking even one of the protesters, he was around eventually at one point these protesters were let out of this rally, don. as far as we can tell, the supporter never left and was not arrested by authorities. >> interesting. also at that rally, he talked about this now infamous basket of deplorables remark, what did he say? >> yeah, this is the gift basket that keeps on giving as far as the trump campaign is concerned. he latched on to that comment again, accusing hillary clinton of running a campaign of hatred. at one point during the rally, he invited some of his supporters on stage to say they're not deplorable. here's more of what donald trump had to say at this rally

president of the united states, and he says it's the death of the fbi to consider political impact and ramallyications. that's the most troubles. >> a terrible decision to make. and it had a really impact. you're right. they are going to beat him up with this. and you're right. saying we can't live in a political world, but they do. there has to be a way to reconcile it. >> a lot to discuss on this and other issues. more breaking news. we'll have the latest on the strikes in syria and president trump's controversial claim of mission accomplished. plus we now know the president's personal lawyer is under criminal investigation. has been for months. why is michael cohen known as mr. trump's fixer? helped put a roof over the heads of hundreds of families, he's most proud of the one he's kept over his own. brand vo: get paid twice as fast with quickbooks smart invoicing. quickbooks. backing you. girl: to most, he's phil mickelson, pro golfer. to me, he's, well, dad. so when his joint pain from psoriatic arthritis got really bad, it scared me. and what could that pain mean? joint pain could mean jo

. >> from the debate, not from the ramally last night but not what happened, right? >> right.there are provisions for poll watchers on election day. this was a satellite absentee voting site so there was no violation of the law. pennsylvania election officials are following the rules in that state and again it's the president trying to make something out of nothing and do it for political -- to score points. >> important to follow the facts, the rules and often ignore what the president of the united states says. appreciate your time. >>> coming up, new coronavirus cases hit the national football league. what the playerers association is now saying about the safety of nfl athletes. stir that fire, university of phoenix is awarding up to one million dollars in scholarships through this month. see what scholarship you qualify for at phoenix.edu. and let me tell you something, see what scholarship you qualify for i wouldn't be here if i thought reverse mortgages took advantage of any american senior, or worse, that it was some way to take your home. it's just a loan designed for

in this case this trump rally wasn't different than most trump ramally, generally speaking, mostly a white audience behind him. >> brianna keeler was speaking and she asked her about this, why trump made the pitch to black voters in an all white commute. here's her response. >> i don't know how they are choosing the communitys that they go into or the facilities that i go into, it would be inappropriate for me to speak to that. because i'm not a part of that decision-making team. >> if you were giving a speech about women's issues, would you speak to a room of men? >> i would prefer to spoke to a group of women. but there are times i thought i should be speaking to a room full of men and telling them maybe what i thought about decisions that they have made and where i think they could have done some things a little bit differently. >> all right, brianna asked a perfect question, would you address women's issues to a group of men? she made an interesting point, obviously, men need to know about these things, too, now trump has a new campaign manager, kelly anne conway, she's incredibl

i've been known to use the f word quite lit ramally. you need to get everyone to the polls.to have to try to get those swing voters. i talked to one of his confidants, asked him the same question, literally without hesitation, you know that president trump thinks that michigan, pennsylvania, florida, these are not swing states now. when trump said that, he probably actually meant it. >> nice to know about your pennies in the swear jar as well. >> thank you so much. >> have a little fun with you. >> coming up next, joe biden is hitting back after his 2020 rivals criticized him for segregationist senators. you will hear her explanation. why senator cory booker decided to be biden's most outspoken critic. people, our sales now apply to only 10 frames. a new low! at visionworks, our sales are good on over 500 frames. why are you so weird? see great with 2 complete pairs for $59. really. visionworks. see the difference. after my ...i wondered,... is another one around the corner. or could it be different than i thought? i wanted to help protect myself. my doctor recommended eliqu

and i can fight to make sure that there is no more alans and no more clintons, and no more ramallis andars and no more of the sons of these beautiful mothers that have lost their precious babies. excuse me. in the -- in the case of your son alan, and of michael brown, and eric garner, do you think -- what do you think was the everrieve overriding factor? so many people said race was a factor. some people have said it was excessive force. it could be a combination. what do you think is the bigger issue here. maybe both. i don't know. it is a combination. the only reason that my son was stopped. was because of the color of his skin. he was doing nothing wrong. he was profiling. the officer said that he had on a hoody. he never had a hoody on. he had a calvin klein windbreaker. he says his pant were sagging. alan did not loike to sag. if his pant were too big. he would walk with one hand on his waist to make sure that they wasn't sagged because he didn't want to be portrayed as that. he didn't want to be judged. it is more importantly, the militarization of the police. the police officer i

had to go to ramal and meet with abbas and the palestinians, go back to jerusalem.brotherhood president. so i have had a lot of hands-on, first-person experience with him. he's very smart. he's very determined. whether the kinds of actions that this administration has taken will in any way move toward a two-state solution i think is an open question. and i worry that toward the end of the election -- beebe was talking about a necking all of the settlements, which you would start from a very difficult position trying to reach some kind of resolution. i am a very, you know, strong supporter of israel's security, of israel's democracy. but i also believe that the palestinian people deserve to have more support, more autonomy, more efforts to practice self government. and so -- [ applause ] -- how we get there -- and i -- i watched my husband make an offer to the palestinians on behalf of the barack israel government that if they accepted it they would have had a state now for more than 15 years. but they didn't. i watched during my time in the senate and then as secret

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. >> say that he had no -- >> doing ramally after rally after rally. >> yes, and at that rally. >> night after night after night. >> and at that rally. hold on a second. at one of those rallies, he raised his hand for a moment. with the crowd howls, and said, i promise, i swear i never had -- nothing to do with russia, at that very moment he did. at that very moment, during the campaign when he was the presumptive nominee for his party, they came up with that weird plank in the platform that favored russia, he did have aspirations of having a deal with russia on a development deal where putin may be gifted a $50 million apartment to drew draw suitors. isn't that something the american people should know? >> we don't know when he knew about it. >> he knew enough to cancel the deal. >> he might not have known the facts relating to sweetening the deal. marketing the deal. >> a signed letter of intent. >> i agree with you, and to some extent, the only person as of today, that we know is guilty is michael cohen. he admitted he was guilty. i agree we cannot rush to judgment about who knew what

another brother, ramal, shows me the family graves, scattered in the unforgiving rocky ground of a dustyis own three children daughter, sons faisal, 15 and zamia, all killed in the strike. >> what do you want for the person responsible. >> just give me -- >> his answer, justice. the drone operators should go to court. for now, prayers and the acknowledgement of their family's innocence, their only solace. nic robertson, cnn, kabul, afghanistan. >> heart breaking. sources tell cnn that moments before the u.s. drone strike hit killing the civilians in kabul the cia issued an urgent warning that children might be in the target vehicle. i want to bring in cnn's katie beau willis she covers intelligence and national security issues. how did this happen, katie. >> what we learned, pam, just after the military fires this hell fire missile at a white toyota corolla believed at the time carrying of an isis ukt but now we know carrying innocent civilians. just after the missile is release the, the cia issues this urgent warning to the military and says we believe there is civilians in the area to

another brother, ramall, shows me the family's graves scattered in the unforgiving rocky ground of adren, his daughter aged 2, sons 6 and 7, all killed in the strike, buried here, too. >> what do you want for the person that's responsible? >> reporter: his answer, justice. the drone operators should go to court. for now, prayers and the acknowledgement of their family's innocence, their only solace. i think that sense of getting justice and just wanting to see justice happen in u.s. courts, and this was a family that had a lot of connections to the united states, a brother i was talking to had worked for a u.s. company, his brother who was killed worked for a u.s. ngo, they really feel connected to the united states so it's not a -- the country, american people, are not an alien concept to them. they have trust and faith in the u.s. justice system but they would like to see it come into play for the pentagon to go thoroughly through what happened and for anyone who made a mistake or should be held accountable for that process to happen. >> nic robertson, we appreciate it so much. tha

you there weren't any more embarrassing things out there but then last night he told people at a ramally if there is a release of more tapes of him saying inappropriate things, then he's going to go after hillary clinton even more and bill clinton even more. so it doesn't seem that donald trump is completely dispelling the possibility that there's more embarrassing stuff out there, maybe a topic of conversation with him later today. >> i asked him the question point blank and he gave me an answer and i'm going to take him at his word. >> thank you so much. we really appreciate your time. thank you. >> all right, let's bring in cnn chief political correspondent dana bash and errol lewis, political anchor at time cable warner news. this is anincrediblyimportant state for donald trump. he cannot win the white house realistically without winning ohio. no republican has. he just said basically unless donald trump changes, there's no chance he wins. >> that was such a tellinglevel. it was well done and it was revealing with regard to what he said. that was one of them. but the other was what

. >> i'm loyalty ramally sick of it. >> when we were there, she had her birthday dress on because she was waiting for her dad to pick her up and go skating. yesterday they had their nails done and toes done. today there was a birthday for her. with cupcakes talking to her mom about why her dad's not coming home. that's the part of it that we see every day, that everybody doesn't see p.m. and that's the part that hits you right here. it's terrible. >> when you think of walter scott, and you think of five years ago, a little over five years ago. >> that's what this is? >> 20 years for killing a man, what do you say about that? >> i mean, that's -- that's literally the case that popped in my mind the whole time i was sitting there today, and we talked about, it's just like walter scott people forgot about that case because it's been so long. they said the same thing, oh, he took my taser and i shot him while we were wrestling from the taser. once we got our hands on the video, we saw that he shot him in the back, 30 yards away. and in that case, they tried the whole taser, could have kil

investigation, and we know that the president is not here at the white house tonight, he's taking part in a ramallysissippi, anderson? >> what is the next step in the investigation? >> well, initially it is completing the testing on this substance to determine whether or not it is actually ricin, which it appears to be that. there is a process whereby the secret service and the department of defense, the fbi and others would try to trace these letters back, this is not the first time we've seen this. there were similar letters sent to president obama. those ended with a thorough investigation. yet to be seen exactly how this saga ends. >> the letter sent to the president did not enter the white house grounds, the two letters sent to the pentagon -- did they actually reach the offices of mattis and the other intended target? >> no, anderson, there is a mail processing facility at the pentagon, it appears when they were sent in, they were tested at that facility, and they never actually reached either admiral richardson or secretary of defense mattis. >> don't miss full circle, our daily interactive

. >> yeah, protesters getting kicked out of a donald trump ramally. not new, necessarily, we've seen it. there is a twist that what happened last night, though, in south carolina. this was a muslim woman who was escorted out for simply standing up. she didn't say anything, we understand. this was a syrian refugee saying they quote are probably isis. well, the woman in the crowd then quietly stood up in protest of that. it sparked a big disruption. >> cnn's jeff zeleny was there and has more on what happened next and more on who this woman is. >> reporter: victor, kristi, donald trump attracts protest, pretty much everywhere he goes around the country. no exception here in rock victim, south carolina. he drew a crowd of 6,000 people at the winthrop university t. rally was going on, talking about immigration, his republican rivals, hillary clinton, all of that fires up this crowd. about about 30 minutes into this crowd, we noticed there was a woman standing across the way, standing up, she's a 56-year-old flight attendant from charlotte. rose hamid. she

but because people are so quick to ramally to this story before it was corroborated or the journalism, i think that movement or those folks that approached it that way are at risk of having, of losing credibility. >> that's what's so interesting. it's about the face of the movement. right? who is the best face to put forward on a movement. we talked a lot about the victim in this case, jackie. and how "rolling stone" talks about her. what about the victims in ferguson, missouri and new york. some again are suggesting they aren't the perfect victim. should that take away from their message, though? we're going to talk about that when we come back. that it's given me time toabout reflect on some of life'seen biggest questions. like, if you could save hundreds on car insurance by making one simple call, why wouldn't you make that call? see, the only thing i can think of is that you can't get any... bars. ah, that's better. it's a beautiful view. i wonder if i can see mt. rushmore from here. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. is a really big de

in the caucus, the conservative alternative to mitt romney, there will be a loot of folks who will ramallyhampshire. i believe we'll have a strong showing there. >> there's got to be some truth to that. i was with rick santorum in des moines in june 2010. no other candidate was here, except for ron paul, who's also doing well in the polls. rick santorum is showing that going out and campaigning and meeting people is the way to do it. >> with the rise of santorum -- >> he's plummeting in our poll 19 points from earlier this month. has he been lowering his expectations in iowa the last week or two? it seems that way. take a listen to what he said an hour or two ago? >> will you stay in the race? >> sure. that would -- >> so there are more than three -- >> it depends what happens, what the margins are. >> considering i'm 20 points ahead, it will be fairly foolish not to stay in the race. it's a long way from here to picking -- >> gingrich is still pretty confident is that he'll do well in south carolina and florida, the states are third and fourth. >> paul steinhauser. don't sleep in the next

they are going after barack obama and hillary clinton to ramally this base. >> brianna, you've been withon the campaign trail today all day he says his campaign isn't on life support. what do the folks around him, including some of his close supporters say? >> reporter: it's interesting, wolf, because the campaign is really emphasizing they have the organization, that he has the heart and also, yes, he does have the money but when you talk to republicans backing a jesh bush run they say it comes down to the money, that there is just lot of it for him in the campaign and the super pact backing him, the super pack backing him raised $100 million. so there is certainly adds ths t by that super pact. they are ready to go it seems for a real winter push, i think into january and talking to republican whose support jeb bush they say yes, this ideal no he's not popping in october and november but more debates ahead and it's most important he pops in january ahead of the iowa caucuses and new hampshire primary, wolf. >> brianna keeler, thanks very much. we'll continue to watch this race for the

. >> reporter: but that's not expected to go anywhere in the democrat-controlled senate, ramaling upf a shutdown at the end of the month. we've been here before. a government shutdown has loomed four times since 2011 but each time, a deal was struck to avert disaster. some republicans say this is one rerun they don't want to watch. >> we can't let the government shut down. we can't be kamikazes and we can't be general custer. >> reporter: and the white house may be watching some of this battle from the sidelines as house republicans are furious with senator ted cruz, who said the senate may not have the votes on the republican side to defund obama care. shawn duffy accused cruz of waving the white flag of surrender. republicans may be getting on the same page later today. just this morning, house speaker john boehner released a new web video attacking the president for being willing to negotiate with vladimir putin but not with them. >> it is already getting nasty. >> that's right. >> thank you very much for the reporting. appreciate it. jim's getting it right but nobody else is down