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she's a professional illustrator, and it's about sav savannah.us on is crossing the andes in south america. there's a picture of us in chile and argentina, and that's something that has stayed with me, and also each night there's no light pollution. so there was a million stars overhead. just a really, really profound beauty there. kyrgyzstan was beautiful, and turkey, for the people and the food. everywhere i went, there was a lot of good people, a lot of beauty, and a lot of kindness. >> all right. so i do have to ask, lastly, how our friend savannah is doing. she's going to be my friend as well. i love dogs. how is savannah? >> she's good, you know, she is 7 years old. i think she's ready for retirement or was ready for retirement. we did a lot of walking. she's a little restless like myself, but she gets her walks every day, and like i said, i'm working on this children's book with my mother, looking for a publisher, and so hopefully she'll live on immortally in that way even in -- through her retirement, but yes. she's good. she's good. she'

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our martin sav age found himself in the middle of the violence. >> in the west bank, these are the most violent days in years. the anger directed at israel and its war in gaza. when these marchers came too close to an israeli settlement, israeli soldiers opened fire. as many as six people died in clashes like these last weekend. a week later, the crowds are even larger as rival political groups unit in anger over what they see as a slaughter of sbens innocence. >> palestinians all over the west bank are demonstrating against this aggression, against our people. >> reporter: soon word spreads the latest attempt for a cease fire is violently falling apart. >> it is not about hamas, it is about israeli aggression against the palestinian people. >> reporter: the crowd, including women and children, pours through the streets of hebron. this time protesters attempt to reach an israeli check point. israeli border police, soldiers are positioned to greet them. using tear gas, stun grenades and bullets they keep them back. the angry crowd fighting back with shouts and rocks. it is not long befor

martin sav itchidge has more from -- savidge has more from georgia. >> reporter: they are plucking thee trees. they've been in the family for 100 years. he grows nearly 300 acres selling to the likes of publix, whole foods, and walmart. how's the peach crop looking? >> all things considered, i think peaches look real good. >> reporter: the peaches themselves may be smaller due to the drought, but the demand is still high which is why wholesale prices are up by almost 50% over last year. and they taste better. so when these peaches are ripening, we don't have the rains to come in and take the sugar away. that's a plus, being able to have this fruit its highest amount of sugar, which is a good thing. >> reporter: if i understand you, then the less rain means that a peach like this could be smaller but is going to be sweeter and tastier? >> that's right. >> reporter: peach fans aren't the only ones smiling about the drought. in nearby marshallville, georgia, there is something else growing in this field. >> is that going good for you? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: a massive collection of pipe

terry sav itch, author of the savage truth on money, chief investment strategist, welcome to the program. you say all of the worrying about when stocks will pull back is a good thing. explain. >> well, i'm not saying that it's a good thing for your psyche to be worried about your investments overnight. blue the fact is, as you pointed out a lot of money flooded into, well, not so much the economy but mostly into the stock market with so much uncertainty overhanging economy about regulation, health care and so forth a lot of the money has not come out of the banks and into loans to businesses or consumers. it's gone straight into the stock market. and money moves markets. now, you're right, the fed did not say tightening up. it said just not adding as much. and the paradox is, chairman bernanke said, we'll stop adding as we see the economy is strong enough to do it on its own. so, really that's not bad news for stocks. a growing economy. the idea that a lot of excess money will flow into the market, of course, scares -- that it will stop happening scares market participants. >> another su

. >>> now the charity group, sav the children says at least 83 were killed.spokesperson dismissed those claims. it was baseless and unfounded. something positive is happening in one of mexico's cities, it now has its own football league. matt rivers tells us it has not solved all the problem but it is becoming a joyful oasis from local violence. >> reporter: its whining pathways, you can just buy about anything. >> reporter: gomez, nicknamed bebe is a native. when it comes to the struggle of his homes, he does not mean words. >> reporter: he'one of the most dangerous neighborhoods in the city, home to its most dangerous cartel. carried out by young people in the area. >> where to find a right spot? >> bebe thinks it is this soccer field smack dabbed in the middle of the neighborhood tchl. >>> people came to play the beautiful game. it was abandoned until recently. in 2018, bebe thought it was time to bring the field back to life. so he decided to start a league with just a few teams at first. words spread, he controls entry, basically says look, no drugs and

. >>> can democrats reset this week to sav the president's agenda? we'll discuss next. a close up of the grille ...an overhead shot. she drives hands free along the coast. make it palm springs. cadillac is going electric. if you want to be bold, you have to go off - script. experience the all-electric cadillac lyric. jo good morning, everyone. >> this is "early start." i'm laura jarrett. >> i'm christine romans. 32 minutes past the hoar. time for the top stories. >> a bunch of social networks. facebook over and over again chose to optimize for its own interests like making money. >> the facebook whistle-blower revealed. 37-year-old frances haugen telling "60 minutes" the company knows its platforms are used to spread hate and violence and misinformation and it tried the hide the evidence in the case of making more money. >>> dead birds and fish washing to shore on huntington preach. an oil 13i8 destroyed a local wildlife habitat. nhtsa is sending a team in to assort the source of the spill. >> north korea has reopened with south korea. kim jong-un says pyongyang has no

ththe last f few yeaears he sav every y pennyny to gogo on this to i india and all points east. >> how get through each day? >> we have to try to go believing that somehow, he got treatment and he's there. and he's in pain and suffering but he's alive and he's there. and there's the moments in this universe that we now live, where you say, maybe he died on the truck. maybe he bled out in that truck. maybe he died yesterday. maybe he died five minutes ago. and there's those moments when you think, how are these thoughts even -- i don't understand these thoughts. they're real thoughts. we're trying to balance on the head of a pin and get everything done with the hope that he will come home to us alive and he'll go on that trip with one hand. i feel like we have to keep running to tend of the earth to save him. >> shortly after i interviewed them, rachel and john appeared at the united nations in new york, along with other families to demand world leaders do more to get the hostages home. >> my name is rachel. i'm the mother of hirsch goldberg poland. i live in a different universe than a

is any of this sav acknowledgeable? sometimes even bottled water has an expiration date.here any things that can still be used? >> reporter: many of the stuff we're talking about has not expired but there are many palettes of water, baby formula that are very questionable. the investigation is at the very beginning. they're going to find out what is expired and how much can be distributed to those in need. >> rafael romo, thank you. more "newsroom" straight ahead. >> buckle up. all signs point to president trump's impeachment trial this week. house impeachment managers gathering on the hill right now to hash out their strategy after laying out their brief more than 100 pages long, and they assert that it's the framer's worst nightmare, the president's conduct. rise above partisan differences, view the facts honestly and defend the constitution. the president's lawyers now have until tomorrow

the evidence is, is not that it savers a litt sav saves a little bit.s is a significant deterrent that people get sick and dying and yet the president is not leading by examples, why? >> the president decided for some reason that he does not like to wear a mask. he said early on i have to greet people at the white house and i don't want to wear it, maybe it is veanity. what has become is a wedge issue and a cultural touch stone which should not be. some people now see wearing a mask is a sign of weakness. it is a sign of respect for your fellows and some of the people you had in those spots seem to think that wearing a mask is about them. wearing a mask is about respecting and not wanting to infect anyone around you just in case you may have asymptomatic disease or disease that has not developed yet. that's what wearing a mask is about. it is kind of hard to understand why people are saying well you know obviously i just feel fine and if the president is not wearing one then i am not going to wear one. the president has people around him also who are te

. >> simply put walls work and walls sav walls save lives. >> even with another government shutdown the president previewed a strategy for the 2020 campaign labeling democrats as socialists. >> tonight we renew our resolve that america will never be a socialist country. >> but the president is facing an uphill climb as a new cnn poll finds more than half of voters are not likely to support the bill for reelection driving much of that opposition women the president tried to woo in a speech to unexpected results. >> no one benefitted more than women who have failed 58% of the newly created jobs last year. >> you weren't suppose dodd that. thank you very much. >> we must reject the politics of revenge resistance and retribution and the boundless potential of cooper ragts, compromise and the common good. [ applause ] >> he received a bit of shame from pelosi. all throughout the speech female members of congress could be seen registering their disapproval again and again. >> we are considered far and away the hottest economy any where in the world, not even close. >> president will be going

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here's what he missed a blood clot inside morgan'ssurgery sav. one out of the 10 diagnoses you receive from a doctor might be wrong. like morgan's parents, you should trust your instincts. if a diagnosis doesn't sound right to you, get a second opinion. at number 11, transfusion confusion. >>> blake oliver feels sharp pain in his stomach. he goes to the hospital. he needs surgery and a blood transfusion. the new blood has to match his blood. >> some people are o type blood, some people are a type blood, some people are b type blood. you can't transfuse the different type blood because your bod interprets it as an invading bacteria. >> to know blake's blood type his blood needs to be drawn and tested. instead, a mistake is done on his hospital's roommate. >> the roommate's blood listed a positive was listed blake oliver and given to him. >> the a type blood mixes with blake's o-type blood. >> it can cause the blood cells to rupture. and when they rupture, they can clog up your organs, it's called a hemolytic reaction. >> that new blood kills blake

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the president's case seemed to be, i am donald trump and i can sav save you from donald trump's america. it was surreal. what's even more sewurreal thate are so numbed to it that it is becoming normalized. we won't be talking about this on monday. i want to say right out of the gate of course we are in crazy town, everybody knows it. i can hardly think of people, probably less than two hands, i can name the advisors close to the president that are true bleach believers in him that they don't see it. everybody else sees it and people that left the cabinet sees it. everyone sees it. this is why i am out here saying this. i don't have a whole lotto gain. i have a lot to lose from this. genuinely there is a weight off my shoulders and getting to say that the people around the president thinks he is unfit for the job. there he was last night on federal property realtime crime and progress and we are going to shrug it off by next week. america got to wake up. we got to realize we need to shake it off and we can only do that with new leadership. >> it is interesting and this is in the grand sc

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going to tolerate foreign interference in our elections or any criminal activity that threatens the sav sanctity of your vote or undermines public confidence in outcome of the election. when we see indications of foreign interference we're going to aggressively investigate and work with partners to take action. >> hastily called press conference comes on the biggest night yet on the campaign trail, with just 13 days to go until election day. less than 24 hours until the scheduled final presidential debate. with the coronavirus death toll in this country over 221,000, former president slamming trump for ignoring the pandemic playbook the obama administration literal left behind for them. >> we literally left this white house a pandemic playbook that would have shown them how to respond before the virus reached our shore. they probably used it to, i don't know, prop up a wobbly table somewhere, we don't know where that playbook went. a month into this pandemic, cases are rising again across this country. donald trump isn't suddenly going to protect all of us, he can't even take the basic

on to venezuela, thousands gathered for a rally in support of hugo savs. held in a caracas plaza. >>> pope benedict's butler is on trial for allegedly stealing hundreds of secret documents and leaking them to an italian journalist. he a mids he did take the papers and if convicted he could spend some time in prison. only eight journalists are being allowed into is trial. no reporting device is being permitted, they can't even bring their own pen. >> the first thing was the decision by the judges to separate gabrielle's trial, the butler's trial from that of the computer expert. that was the first thing. the second i think important thing was the decision that they would not bring in to the court the evidence of the commission of cardinals whom the pope has appointed to get a broader picture. >> is it likely because of the secrecy of these documents that while the documents will be entered as evidence into court, it's still possible that very little about the content of that document would be made public simply because the vatican wants to keep these privat

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overnight in a massive police takedown could not have acted alone, allegedly kidnapping and holding the sav 0 pop plus family and their housekeeper for 18 hours before brutally beating them and stab the them. >> we tracked them up to new york city. and we barely missed him. >> reporter: sources tell cnn wint had been hiding out in his girlfriend's new york city apartment possibly since sunday and made his way back to washington where he was arrested overnight. and police spotted wint getting inside a white chevy cruz ago with three other women. >> we fold them for about four or five miles they did a wacky u-turn, we thought maybe they thought they were being tailed. we continued to follow them we called p.g. county police and they sent up a helicopter. >> reporter: inside the box truck, police found at least $10,000. tonight, investigators are looking at what role the group may have played in the brutal killings of the sovopoulos family, especially in light of holding them had hostage, extorting them and burning down the house. >> you don't have to spend multiple hour, eight, nine, ten hour

. >> i'm extremely proud of the action of our officers and i'm very con iffident that they sav many lives investigators looking into the background of omar mateen and the specifics that the shooter was gay. >> are you interviewing those people? >> if individuals come forward with any information involving contact with him, they are individuals that we would be interested in interviewing. i'm not going to be able to give you the specifics of who we are talking to right now because that's part of the ongoing investigation. we're trying to find out essentially all motivations he may have had. >> reporter: and the man who first alerted the fbi about mateen in 2014 says he did so because he heard mateen talking about watching videos of a muslim radical cleric. >> my reaction to him was what he thought about the videos and he told me they were powerful. both of those raised a red flag for me and prompted me to speak with the fbi. >> reporter: jake, investigators have finished their work at the pulse nightclub. the roads have been reopened and over the last day or so we've seen a steady stream o

. >> no, but there is an issue of morality and whether a person should remain on your sav. >> yeah, iall of the details of that case. i know that in my staff, both on the political side and the official said in congress, we have a very significant training programs for sexual abuse programs. >> senator chuck grassley says in the last 24 hours that he's open to bipartisan legislation to protect special counsel robert mueller from any political interference from the white house. hoild you vote if it comes up for you? do you believe there's any legislation that should protect him? >> this is a relatively new suggestion. i'd have to see the details of something like that. it's important because it would set a precedent on the relationship between congress and the white house. then we would have to think it through not only in terms of this administration, but future administrations where there may be a mirror image effect. >> congressman, bill foster, thank you very much for coming in and talking to us today. >> thank you, sir. >>> so one of the things i know you might be sitting at home

martin sav onidge reporting. israel facing tough criticism over another attack on a u.n. shelter. i'm speak live with the deputy secretary-general of the understanunited nations. and later, reaction from israel's ambassador to the united states. i'll ask him about dealing with hamas, the operations in gaza. we'll hear from former palestinian prime minister nabil shaath. many of my patients still clean their dentures with toothpaste. but they have to use special care in keeping the denture clean. dentures are very different to real teeth. they're about 10 times softer and may have surface pores where bacteria can multiply. polident is designed to clean dentures daily. its unique micro-clean formula kills 99.99% of odor causing bacteria and helps dissolve stains, cleaning in a better way than brushing with toothpaste. that's why i recommend using polident. [ male announcer ] polident. cleaner, fresher, brighter every day. >>> israel's coming under sharp criticism over the latest civilian casualties. a strike on a u.n. school being used as a shelter drew strong condemnation from both

the joke is part of the sav. because the anctedote is that we are all in it together. the reason i quoted the poem, i got it from my father. and there are bad things, there are ugly words. their ugly deeds. you have one decision to make. either you become part of it or you reject it and become something better. >> hm-mm. >> and the president is had in full toxic mode and it's going to make people scared and with good reason. >> yeah. >> the strength is in in the collective. >> i have to say to you, and i have to run. when he says things about you, just ignore it. don't punch down. that's it. i love you. i got to go. >> i ignore it, it's the hoards of his followers that act on it. >> ignore them as well. >> i love you, d-lemon. >> this is ccnn, here's our breaking news, and before we do this -- there's a collective anxiety out there. just 15 days left. we are going to get through it. no matter what the results are. i know you are amxious and nervous, you are calling and texting me. but om, keep calming and carry on. heres facts that will help you through this time. ther

. >> that was mark sav ige reporting. i want to bridng in a teacher, teaching preschool in windfield kansas and named 2020's national teacher of the year. first, congrats on that, and ms. tab that, that's what i will call you, because that's what your students call you and your state is not planning to reopen schools until after labor day, but when they do reopen, what will it look like, in class, all virtual or some combination of both. >> right now our state is looking at recommending we follow local guidelines, so it might look different from county to county, or town to town, but i believe that most schools, are looking for some kind of hybrid model, in order to decrease numbers in the classroom, and give families options who may be more at risk. >> i talked to educators who tell me it is not physically possible to social distance. there's just not enough space, and that masks could be a problem, especially for elementary kids. how do you get them to keep them on. what do you think? is there any way to make this space

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on the 911 call, you hear in the background somebody saying help me, help me, and they're trying to saventific evidence which would prove whether it was tray von martin or zimmerman, obviously if it's tray von martin, zimmerman is cooked. so to me this is the most rs(ortant piece of evidence in the case. i think the judge will throw it out and say i'm not going to let scientific evidence in, but you know something, if the jury hears the tape, it's a sort of high-pitched tape, i think they'll think it's a child's voice. that's my view of it at this point. >> paul thinks that the judge will not allow it, but if the judge does allow that testimony, what does the defense team do then? >> at issue is who is the aggressor, certainly if you have somebody vq&ling help, as a result, they are clients and ú3 don't want to die. so it is critical. the defense would have to reroute in that case. i think what they would have to do. the jury will hear it. the only issue at this hearing is whether experts could opine statistic defense will have to rebut it, that there's no way possible to pinpoint with

martin sav. >> thank you so much. follow me on facebook and twitter. that's it for "the lead."urn you over to wolf blitzer. he's in "the situation room." thanks for watching. >>> new momentum, ted cruz finishes first in iowa, marco rubio charges into third place. will that give them a boost in new hampshire? donald trump slips into second place but calls it a great finish. standing by for a trump news conference. narrow win, hillary clinton edges bernie sanders by less than 1%. will he challenge the results or look ahead to new hampshire? i'll speak with the top sanders adviser. hear my interview with hillary clinton. >>> next battleground, tonight, all eyes on new hampshire. trump and sanders hold big leads but with the nation's first primary just a week away, has the game already changed? >>> rocket man, growing alarm as kim jong-un gets ready

switch and sav into your voice remote. that's simple, easy, awesome.call or visit a store today. defense, as the president's impeachment trial is about to get contentious, we'll look at his camera ready and controversial picks, including ken starr. >>> undisclosed encounter. we're learneding about a previously unknown face-to-face between attorney general william barr and rudy giuliani. what was it about? and why is it just coming out now? >>> and fire her. giuliani's indicted associate tells cnn he personally saw president trump's demand to -- will he get to testify about that? we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer, you're in "the situation room." >>> we're getting new information just into cnn. house democrats are planning to release new evidence from rudy giuliani's indicted associate lev parnas tonight. this as they're bracing to a showdown after opening arguments on tuesday. we're told the trial could be forced into closed session for a heated debate as democrats press the allowing of witness sy

and he did it to sav his bed riten mom.g but officers stopped him. adrenaline took over and he started climbing up the fenced in apartment balconies. >> was she yelling at you because you climbed outside? >> she was more shocked. she knows i go above and beyond for her. a mom up there, you think she's dieing, you do anything she can. >> once he made it to mom she said she was okay. instead of sticking around for dinner, jermaine climbed down. >>> we are getting our first look at oscar winner tom hanks bringing kids tv icon mr. rogers to life on the big screen. ♪ it's a beautiful day in this neighborhood, a beautiful day for a neighbor ♪ ♪ would you be mine ♪ could you be mine >> that's really uncanny, it really is. >> that is fantastic. >> sony releasing the first trailer for "a beautiful day in the neighborhood" from an article that "esquire" had optimism from fred rogers. do you remember when? >> tom hanks can do anything. >> nothing he can't do. >> thanks for joining us. i'm christine romans. kindness and optimism. >> it

place back in september after reports the girl was allegedly kicking and punching members of the school savone of the officers was fired shortly after the arrest. a 6-year-old. >> wailing. there is just in no universe is that how any police officer or school resource officer should be trained. that a child should be taken -- i would be furious if that were my child. >> interesting. it's just coming out now even though it happened a while ago. >> we've seen them before. we've seen these images before. you wonder about where -- where is the reason in a situation like that. >>> not a lot of southern hospitality on the debate stage in charleston. democrats face a ticking clock as they try to slow bernie sanders ahead of super tuesday. fights... . oh no. no-no-no. did you really need the caps lock? mucinex cold and flu all-in-one. - do that are degrading?ideo tapes, film reels, or photos, legacybox professionally converts them to dvds, thumb drive, or the cloud. legacybox is simple and safe, with over half a million satisfied customers. visit legacybox.com today, and get 40% off. dealing with ou

i'm martin sav alk in for fredricka whitfield. happy saturday. with president trump one step closer to impeachment the battle lines are being drown. one day after the house judiciary voted to advance it. the focus now shifts to the full house which intends to vote as soon as wednesday. if that is passed the president will be just the third to be impeached. we know he's already plotting his defense. he has set up a campaign christmas rally and is hoping for a longer senate trial with witnesses. but his fellow republicans in the senate seem to be ageing for a different strategy. becky anderson, host of connect the world, spoke with lindsey graham who had a lot to say about an impeachment trial of president trump. >> is it okay, ever okay where for an american president to ask a foreign leader to investigate a political rival? >> i think being a political rival is not a -- you can't ever be asked questions. now, joe biden is a dear friend. i've traveled all over the world with joe biden. he's running for president on the democratic side. i think he'

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cnn legal analyst danny sav val lows is with me, too. the charges against this driver are quite serious, death by auto and four counts of assault by auto. are they surprisingly harsh charges? >> not in new jersey. and here is why. new jersey's statute on death by auto specifically provides that where there is evidence that either a driver fell asleep or was awake for 24 consecutive hours prior, that gives rise to an inference, in other words, like an assumption that the driver acted recklessly. so consider if it is true that initial reports said he was dosing off. you have to assume that came only from his own mouth because he probably was the only one in the cab of his truck. consider what a different direction this case takes because of that one admission saying he was dozing off. in new jersey it automatically bumps up and creates that inference that someone acted recklessly. reckless, again, that kind of conduct means you acted with a conscious disregard of racing. contrast that with negligence which says, hey, i may not have known i

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they went back for the inmate and according to work sav opened the door without telling a supervisor. that's a violation. confrontation turned violent. third delivers a knee blows to the inmate's head. not protocol either. a female deputy ended up being involved as well and she brought out her taser. she had the taser close to him and the report said that inmate was tased while in full restraints. cnn law enforcement analyst sed crick alexander, with us live. also with me is cnn commentator mel robbins. first to you, you've seen the video, had a chance to look at it. i often start off by saying, let's remember, folks, these guys are not in those circumstances because they were singing too loud in church. they are often violent, often difficult, they bite, spit, punch, hurt, even if they're in restraint. with that said, is an officer allowed to use all that kind of force to restrain a bad guy? >> well, there is a justification for using force in certain situations, and be what we just saw in that video, there's more to that video, a second confrontation where the same officer that rock

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. >> and i'm martin sav imin for victor blackwell. trump arrived in saudi arabia starting his eight-day trip through the middle east and europe. despite his campaign rhetoric he appears to be looking to reset the relations with the muslim world. >> the white house now denying reports its lawyers are preparing for impeachment. this after a "new york times" report that claims the president told two russian officials inside the oval office including a top russian spy comey was "a nut job" and "the great pressure from the russian probe" had been "taken off." >> and other reports that comey was trying to influence the investigation while the senate intelligence committee confirms comey will testify publicly next week, and cnn has also learned that russia boasted they could use former national security adviser michael flynn to easily influence the president. republicans are remaining relatively silent but some warn this can not go on much longer. >> would say this to president trump. this can't continue for a whole lot longer. one of the re

he first paraded the sav raj be headings. >> translator: the prophet -- it is not from ben evidence lenso the sons of the killed see it or his daughters or relatives. this is among the ugliest of matters. obama made a decision that caused things to go in a completely different way than we wanted. >> i'm 33 years old -- >> reporter: secondly he scolded barack obama's bid to use special forces to rescue american hostage luke summers saying they sought a different outcome. and at the close of last year in al qaeda's "inspire" magazine he called lone wolf attackers like the gunman who took over a sydney cafe, limes of ally. today's claim, a naked bid to associate the older brand of al qaeda with the newest horror europe is reeling from. nick paton walsh, cnn, beirut. >> reporter: u.s. officials are now examining the video in which aqap claims credit for this attack. they say they think the video itself is authentic but not ready to determine yet whether al qaeda helped carry out the paris assault, to what degree it helped carry out the assaults there. still to come the kouachi brothers are t

a fight with so many sides, such great complexity and sav ragery but no clear end in sight.k paton walsh. >>> the rebels in the past and their fight against president bashar al assad, but it's been hesitant to help in kobani because it fears the kurds' ambitions for an independent state. >>> president obama has nominated ash carter for the next defense secretary. carter looks to become the fourth man to take the job under the obama administration. carter promised that if he's confirmed, he will be straightforward with the president. >>> and in what is expected to be his last trip as the outgoing u.s. secretary of defense, chuck hagel has arrived in kabul, afghanistan. he spoke to reporters saying his visit will focus on assessing afghanistan as the u.s. begins drawing down troops in the new year. mr. hagel said he will meet with the new afghan president and his chief executive and bring up his concerns about security there in kabul. the capital has seen an uptick in violent taliban attacks in recent weeks, but hagel call it had a predictable attempt to disrupt the new govern

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i know there's concern that the sav fay siege may raise anti-muslim sentiment in australia. our viewers play a clip of former australian prime minister kevin rudd and hear what he had to say about taking steps to prevent that from happening. >> we have half a million muslim-australians who are fine, upstanding members of the australian community. during the course of today the grand mufti stood up and condemned this action by the hostage-taker and by the gunman. we had combined prayers of sydney's largest mosque involving our jewish leaders, muslim and catholic and christian leaders, as well so the australian society, we come from everywhere and people are bound together at this important moment, as well. >> so hearing that from the top. what about there on the ground with the people milling about? are you getting the same kind of sentiment from the people you're talking to? >> yes, a very good point actually, errol. yes, i am. the people i've been speaking to and speaking to thousands of people today and not one person has laid the blame at the door of islam on this. most p

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