jeanne: first, he loosened up backstage. and then, 74-year-old bernie sanders made his entrance on "ellen." to the beat of disco inferno. burn baby burn we don't know if bernie had a burning, burning desire to dance. but he did it. in what "new york magazine" has called the requisite "trial by dancing" encouraged by ellen. barack obama did it, back when he was first running for president. she's done it not once, not twice, but three times. ellen even sells a cd called "i'm gonna make you dance jams." she's made cnn's wolf blitzer dance. but occasionally, there is someone who is able to resist the siren call of ellen. john mccain opted to walk, rather than dance onstage. so did joe biden. the vice president even whispered in ellen's ear. joe biden: can't dance. don't make me. jeanne: and though hillary clinton resisted any impulse to boogie down back in 2007, last month, ellen managed to lure her into learning the whip/nae nae during a commercial break. politicians are becoming more like the movie stars we expect to dance. th

all right, jeanne zaino and hank sheinkopf. i almost said jeanne sheinkopf. >> very nice. >> thank you, bill. >> making news here on "upclose." >> very nice. >> and that'll do it for this edition of "upclose." if you missed any of today's program, you can catch it again on our website. that's abc7ny. thank you all for watching. i'm bill ritter, in for diana williams. and for all of us here at

laura: senator jeanne shaheen, thank you so much for joining us. sen. shaheen: thank you.ra: at least 10 people are debt and tens of thousands forced from their home in the philippine after typhoon koppu blew ashore. now it is a race to reach those who have been trapped by floodwaters. david shipman has more on the worst affected areas. david: the typhoon has left a legacy of constant struggle. this is a city with main streets submerged. everyday life is virtually paralyzed. the latest victims of the flood are delivered to dry land by bulldozer. this is the safest way to get around, as we find out. the water isth of striking, a meter in some places, and we are taking a long roads that have been turned into rivers. city hall, and it is where the emergency food supplies are stored, but as you can see, it is surrounded by floodwaters, so nothing is getting out, even though there are thousands of people around the city desperately in need of aid. so though the rain has stopped, the real problems are getting underway now. an evacuation center where the food is meant to be deliv

what was your reaction to that, jeanne? >> um, you know, it doesn't make sense from almost any perspective, and, you know, you look at his tax plan. he goes on "60 minutes" and he promises that it's gonna be this innovative, revolutionary tax plan, and we look at it, and it's pretty much the old republican tax plan, and he's not explaining. what are these loopholes he's gonna close? yet everybody's getting these tax breaks, and he's sending back all these immigrants -- 11 million from the u.s., 200,000 to syria. how is this all gonna be paid for? so, as much as i think, you know, it is invaluable you can get on the cover of people magazine, i think, at some point, people are gonna start to say, "you know, you really have to put some meat behind this," and he hasn't done that yet. >> we got to give him credit 'cause he's done an extraordinary thing. he has taken a nonpolitical person as an idea, marketed it extraordinary well, and spent not a tremendous amount of money doing it. >> and on the coattails of that, fiorina and c

carson is a natural for the iowa caucus-goers, and he'll probably get the win there. >> jeanne zaino, hank sheinkopf. we'll see you next time. >> thank you. >> there's lots more to come. finally, this morning, we're gonna remember nypd officer randolph holder, the latest victim of senseless gun madness and the fourth new york police in less than a year. officer holder, shot and killed tuesday night while he chased a gunman in east harlem. he's a five-year nypd veteran, a third-generation cop. he was only 33 years old. the funeral's wednesday. he will then be buried in his native guyana. on this sunday, our thoughts are with his family and with his other family, the men and women of the nypd. an entire city is mourning with you. and that'll do it for this edition of "upclose." if you missed any of today's programs, we invite you to catch it again on our website -- abc7ny. thank you all for watching. i'll bill ritter, in for diana williams, and for all of us here at channel 7, thanks for

"they're losers" jeanne moos cnn newew york. hopefully you got insired by some of these wacky ideas-- ince halloween is less than two weeks away. we'll be right back wiih a final trfestival. according to legend, the area surrouuding the toww, was created by a troll. he hated the noise f church bells so much that he set off with a sack of sand with the aim of burying the churches. t there was a hole in the sack and the sand ran out, thereby creating hills and a ridge. following a paraae, the originn trollltory was prooected onto aa it won't be as windy today and we may even see a few raindrops in some areas. some may get a tenth of an inch of rain, but most will see very little, if any, precip. highswill stay mil through tomorrow before dropping clos to normal by the weekend. a bbtter chance of rain tracks through on friday. noon. >> andre: we covered your entire debt, and you refuse to help my brother? >> aiden: i mean, do you really think if the evidence against chad came up missing, the police would just say, "oh, gosh, he's i

jeanne moos explains. >> reporter: for cat people. >> really?al cat day, but instead of staying home and clipping your cat, imagine watching cat clips. 100 of them at the berkeley performance center in boston. we're talking masterpieces like the cat and the lamb. or the cat trying to catch its tail. and falls off the couch looking for it or cat versus printer. most of the clips are style, known as youtube videos. but give the impression cats might not care about national cat day or us. >> come on out. >> reporter: i mean, come on, who wouldn't want to shell out $12 for a ticket to see action like this? or to hear a cat say in portuguese while getting a shower it hurts. [speaking foreign language]. [ laughter ] >> reporter: these videos were first screened at the international cat video festival. from hoover cat to the the black cat. and though cats may be top dog this week, that didn't stop george and amal cloony from adopting her, meet millie cloony. they stopped by the humane society unannounced. they had spotted millie on pet finder and broug

( cheers and applause ) >> whitaker: his mother jeanne. >> jeanne erickson: he was just shaking the plaquettle legs were just doing a little happy dance in the chair. and it was... it was something pretty special. >> whitaker: you must have been surprised? >> kaden erickson: i was the most surprised i've ever been in my life. >> kendra street: i'm so excited for you, you know it? >> whitaker: kendra street choreographed kaden's surprise. when not playing fairy godmother, she's teaching at marmaduke elementary school. everyone at the school chipped in to pay for kaden's wish; many turned out to share the revelation. >> kaden erickson: i get to go to australia! i get to go to australia! >> street: he was excited. he was grateful. and he knew what it meant for him and his family. >> kaden erickson: thank you, everybody. >> whitaker: kaden had endured two excruciating bone marrow transplants. when he, his parents, and four siblings hit the beach in australia, they hoped he'd beaten the cancer. the highlight of his trip? >> kaden erickson: got to hold a koala. >> whitaker: did he, like, put his

jeanne elle is live in san francisco. in the newsroom with more on how the debate played. jeanne? >> jessica, people all over the bay area gathered for debate watch parties. some are turning in for entertainment and some are hoping for useful information. is this a combing book version of a presidential campaign. >> not a comic book and not a nice way you ask that. >> they're a little more feisty. that's probably what that they should be at this point. >> at a watch party in san francisco, the president of the republicans wants to know how the 11 candidates plan to address the federal deficit. governor john kasich has his attention. >> we can't elect somebody who doesn't know how to do the job. >> in ohio. they have a surplus. quite amazing. >> kasich made progress tonight. >> kasich, admirably the way he talked about ohio as the role model. got his story out much better this time than in the past. >> going in. ben carson topped the polls. >> it is going to be much closer to 15%. >> 15%. $1.1 trillion. >> get rid of all of the deductions and loopholes. >> with trump. >> create a b

"they're losers" jeanne moos cnn new york. jessica rae: scott: jessica and scott are chatting about popular halloween costumes. jessica and scott are chatting about popular halloween costumes. jessica and scott are chatting about popular halloween costumes. scott:good morning costumes. jessica and scott are chatting about popular halloween costumes. jessica and scott are chatting about popular halloween costumes. costumes. jessica and d ott are chatting about popular halloween costumes. jessica and scott are chatting about popular halloween costumes. scott:good morning siouxland. it's been costumes. jessica and scott ararchatting about popular halloween costumes. jessica and scott are chatting about popular halloween costumes. scott:good morning siouxland. it's been exceptionally dry so far this month. this seeing a few sprinkles light up the radar to the west and some mostly cloudy skies. measurable rain however is pretty unlikely today. temperatures are sitting comfortably in the 50s throughout the region. we have a much cal

last time in 2014 it was $30 million spent by outside interests on the brown-jeanne shaheen race. this might match that. the only thing that might keep it down is there will be a presidential general election going on. josh: kelly ayotte is very popular with the nationart they do not want to lose this seat. john: this is a critical seat, as democrats try to win back the senate. the democratic establishment washingt wl y rru th governor to run p they got the candidate they wan thesarthe two top officeholders separating out jeanne shaheen, the two top officeholders in their respectivear. what is happening already, each side is painting the other as a tool of special interests. that is kind of buy the bo. ulmalyheweetowth roads toe about turning out the vote in a presidential election year whicisomim tgh to do. it favors democrats. kelly ayotte is formidab josh: woody think the ripple effect is going toe t ssnal race ? we have a snapshot of what the governor' s ceig lk ke frank guinta' s polls indicate he' s very vulnerae. not much action. john: i' i think -- you mentioned that jack

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> pretty wonderful. all right. thanks so much for watching.nderful halloween. set your dvr to record "outfront." "ac 360" with john berman starts now. >>> i'm john berman in for anderson tonight. we begin with a small number of troops but a big shift in this country's on going involvement, not just in the fight against isis but the larger horror story of the syrian civil war. today after years of saying no american boots on the ground in syria, president obama reversed course ordering several dozen special operations forces into the war zone and leaving the door open to send more. barbara starr has late details and jim accoosta working his sources. >> u.s. forces headed into syria. what will they do there? >> they will head into northern

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jeanne theoharis prior to december 1, 1955, was rosa parks rebellious? >> guest: absolutely and her rebellious spirit really starts as a young person, as a kid. for instance she grows up in a home with her grandparents and her mother. her grandfather after world war ii there is this uptake of clan violence in alabama. her grandfather would sit out at night with his shotgun and a 6-year-old rosa parks would sit with him. another time a white bully pushes her and she pushes back. she believes that she shouldn't have to be pushed. her political life starts when she meets who describes as the first act of the she ever met and they would get married in 1932. she would join him organizing so that's 1932 so the next 20 years she will be active. she will join the naacp in 1943. for the next 10 years will help to lead the montgomery naacp into becoming a more activist chapter with nixon doing voter registration, working on legal cases, legal and -- whingeing cases but trying to get justice for black women who have been victims of sexual violence. in 1955 rosa par

(jeanne moos) o how many did you order?(tony bianchi) "about 48."(tony bianchi) "trump is outselling hillary. i've had hillary for a while. hillary's old news."and this iwhat the media have been calling sexy donald rump for the ladies. yandy.com sells lingerie but branched out to halloween costumes and when this happenededstephen colbt)t) "the inteet blew up over this video of a rat carrying a whole slice of pizza."they introduced the pizza rat costume, with rat ears, tail pd pepperoni pizza pockets. yandy's #1 bestselling costume is the blue/black vs. white/gold dress called "what is the color?"even the animal rights group peta is selling costumes.(dancarron)"this is cecil the lion as you can see he's getting revenge on dr. palmer."peta says it's a tongue in cheek way to provoke discussion of trophy hunting. (dan carron) "and be the talk of the party." the pre, 140 dollars.the lion's share goes to fund peta's causes.ut who needs a new costste when you've already dressed your baby up as the pope? and gotten his blessing.other do-it-yourself ideas fo

jeanne moos reports. out of hands. he was still sporting a purple bandage on his previous (nats schuster) ryan schuster caught the fall on his cell phone. fallon was being honored by the harvard (nats) he reached into the crowd for a bottle of jagermeister, a prop perhaps, then turned around. (nats) the broken bottle cut his hand, sending him to the emergency room. (ryan schuster/filmed jimmy fallon's fall) "he's like i need another bottle of jager. i'm fine. i'm alright everybody. i just need more ryan saved the bottle as it was about four months ago that fallon first fell in his kitchen. (jimmy fallon/host, "the fallon") "my ring got caught on doctors performed microsurgery. the finger was saved. but then fallon used his teeth to open a tube of scar gel his injured finger came in handy for comedy bits. amy sedaris provided replacement arms for diapering, shaving... (nats) and tooth brushing. (nats) though his latest fall didn't cause serious injury, new president ford." jokesters quipped "i'm fallon and i can't get u

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> and thanks so much for joining us.ning. thanks for joining us. we have breaking news tonight from one end of the country to another. water still rising and more dams failing in the carolinas and new development in roseburg, oregon. we begin with that. late word from police there, they are paying close attention to whether the gunman's mother bears any responsibility for the shooting rampage that took nine lives at umpqua community college. they tell us they are aware of the mother's media postings and electronic window perhaps into her thinking about firearms, crime, her son and possibly his state of mind. additionally, we'll get the thoughts on all of this from, frankly, a remarkable woman who survived the shooting

here is jeanne moos. >> reporter: here at halloween adventure.anging from snakes to wings to hearts but if your heart belongs to topical costumes. >> i've had hillary for awhile. >> reporter: this is what the media have been calling sexy donald trump for the ladies. yandy.com sells lingerie but branched out to halloween costumes and when this happened. >> the internet blew up over this video of a rat carrying pizza. >> reporter: the pizza rat costume with rate ears, tail and p pockets, the blue black versus white gold dress called what the color. pita is selling costumes. >> this is cecil the lion getting revenge on dr. palmer. >> reporter: pita says it's a tong and cheek way to provoke discussion of trophy hunting. >> be the talk of the party. >> reporter: the price $140, the lion's share goes to fund pita's causes but who needs a new costume when you've already dressed your baby up as the pope and gotten his blessing? other do it yourself ideas, movie popcorn or spaghetti and meat balls and if you happen to be pregnant, turn your baby bump into

going to start with this, jeanne. hillary clinton is consistently late and voters are noting.es the stage more than an hour after she's supposed to. democratic volunteers, the voters are spoeed to be energized and they're not. this can hurt, right? >> it can. i'm starting to think this may be a partisan issue. de blasio is consistently late, hillary clinton's husband was always late. i don't know if it's a democratic thing or not. giancarlo said even in the bush administration was always on time. >> someone gave de blasio a watch. >> hillary has to be careful going forward. >> this from the bbc. we'll get through a lot. stay with me. >> lightning round. >> responsibilitiers saying fifa boss sepp blatter must go. this may only speak to half the world's population -- >> more. >> but blatter refuses to resign, major sponsors like visa, budweiser, coca-cola saying he should quit after proceedings were open against him last week. when will he go? >> not soon enough. this guy makes mexican drug cartels look like tours at disney land. as a longtime soccer fan, soccer fan before it wa

jeanne moos c-n-n new york. it's time to start financial planning for the end of the year. coming up, we'll talk to our financial expert about how to enter 2016 on the right note. we're in the final three months people are starting to think about end of the year financial planning. bert mcclintock with strategic financial solutions is here to help inform us on some ways to enter 2016 financially stable. as the calendar turns to fourth quarter, what are some things our viewers should be thinking about relative to yearend financial planning? are there specific retirement planning components to be considering at this time as well? you also referenced working through some tax planning components. what are some consideration s people should be evaluating? what are some other key aspects people should be coming up tomorrow, our master gardner will take all of your questions. and justin will have another look at your first alert forecast, coming up. stay with your 24 hour news source, republican pack. that's according to the most recent quinnipiac university poll. he's pulled ahea

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the former state security chief mike conley and stephanie shaheen, the daughter of jeanne shaheen, have also expressed interest. it promises to be a busy campaign. >> open seats are very popular. you typically have a lot of people in the wings of both parties waiting for a shot and it open seat because you do not have the same kind of disadvantage you might have with an incumbent. ray: bottom line? there will be a new face in the corner office come january 2017. we will take a look at the latest poll to see how the candidates are stacking up. sean: thanks. voters in derry will get to weigh in on the town budget after the state supreme court rejected an appeal filed by the town council. i judge and previously awarded a town to hold a special election. the town council passed a controversial budget early this year that includes several cuts, including to public safety. but residents filed petitions. the election is set for next tuesday, a week from today. one person was taken to the hospital with several serious injuries after a motorcycle collided with an suv in manchester last night. po

a former state security chief mark conley and force city counselor stephanie shaheen, daughter of jeanne shaheen, expressing interest. a political analyst says it promises to be a busy season. >> open seats are very popular. each ability - -you typically have a lot of people in the wings of both parties waiting for a shot because you do not have the same kind of disadvantage might have with an incumbent who is popular. ray: bottom line -- come january 2017 there will be a new face in the corner office year in concord. coming up later today, we will take a look at the latest wmur poll to see how these various candidates stack up against each other. sean: thanks. voters in derry will get to weigh in on the town budget after the states supreme court rejected an appeal filed by the town council. a judge had. previously ordered the town council passed a budget earlier this year that includes several cuts, including to public safety. but residents filed the titian' s. the election is set for next tuesday, a week from today. one person was taken to the hospital with serious, several injuries af

jeanne moos cnn new york scott: jessica and scott are chatting about shake cats. jessica and scott are chatting about shake cats. jessica and scott are chatting about shake cats. scott:good morning siouxland. western jessica and scott are chatting about shake cats. jessica and scott are chatting about shake cats. scott:good morning siouxland. western iowa dealt with some jessica and scott are chatting about shake cats. jessica and scott are chatting about shake cats. scott:good morning siouxland. western iowa dealt with some showers yesterday which have now spiraled away leaving mostly cloudy skies in their wake. the temperature map displays 40s and 50s in the region. however, a strong northwest wind is blowing and will gust today near 45 miles per hour, so it feels far cooler. getting a look at your dayplanner, you can see that we'll reach a high temperature in the lower 50s. scott: here's a quick check outside on spiraled away leaving mostly cloudy skies in their wake. the temperature map displays 40s and 50s in the region. however, a strong northwest wind is bl

jeanne moos c-n-n (nats weird hum) new york. jessica rae: scott: jessica and scott are chatting about these sneakers. jessica and scott are chatting about these sneakers. jessica and scott are chatting about these sneakers. scott:good morning siouxland. we have some rain the southwest this cover is expected to jessica and scott these sneakers. jessica and scott these sneakers. scott:good morning morning. cloud area through much of the day. temperatures right now are in the 30s and 40s to the north while 50s are present in southern siouxland. the wind is fairly light, but will gradually increase in strength today up to 15 miles per hour. here's the dayplanner where we'll get to a high of 64 and have rain chances begin around lunch time. your complete forecast is just minutes away - your news starts now. scott: here's a quick chekc outside on one of our iowa d-o-t traffic cam's here at . many folks still waking up and starting their workday....please drive safely everyone... scott: now you'll want to watch your speed in these area

reporter jeanne moos has more on the rube slowberg. "we've seen a rube goldberg machine featuring dogs... we've seen pee wee herman's make breakfast. we've seen ok go turn one into a music video... but we haven't seen one starring a tortoise.... until now. cartoonist rube goldberg would be charmed by what's billed as the slowest rube goldberg machine. it's my rube slowberg. how slow is inventor bob partington's contraption? as slow as molasses. boating down a stream of molasses leg...ingrid the tortoise. actually ingrid wasn't all that slow after her handlers.... and after her flag launched the ball, ingrid had dessert. next, the popsicle obstacle. it took about two hours for them to melt. which brought the ball... to a line waiting at the dmv. the turnstyle was connected to the minute hand. and what better choice of music for the department of motor vehicles...kanye west. drive slow homey but the slowest part was watching the grass grow. this segment took 6 weeks. so the grass actually pushes the ball it does. it was shocking. bob had

jeanne moos cnn 3 wonder.3 jeanne moos cnn 33 this cold won't last too much longer as skies clear out. today we will see mostly sunny skies with highs topping out in the lower 50s.we could see a little rain late friday night into early saturday, but trick-or-treating saturday evening looks just fine with temps in the lower to mid 50s. we will be clear for the beginning of the week with highs hovering in the upper 60's to near 70.our next throu on thursday of 3 next week. 3 3 3 3 time for a trip to the sunrise watercooler...a grocery store in pennsylvania is refusingngo sell eggs to minors. along with cigarettes... alcohol... and different types of over the counter medications... eggs have been added to the list where cashiers are required to ask customers to show i - d. the store posted a sign out front sayiyi safety concerns were the reason for the minors from 3 october 24 to november 1.some folks who live there think the store's decision to ban sellllng eggs to minors is s a bit much. but others think egg throwing could be a serious problem if the target has an egg allergy. the stor

(nats)jeanne moos cnn new york. 3 3 for tuesday look for mostly cloudy skies as a cold front will sit out west. by the late afternoon it may be possible to see a few showers, especially to the east. afternoon highs will top out right around 60. rain chances continue overnight.the cold front will come through early on wednesday, and that means we should see much cooler days the rest of the week. highs will stay near 50 through friday.this weekend will have a cloudy start with rain chances overnight friday into saturday. sunday will clear out and warm us back up into 3 3 sunrise watercooler... the weather in new york was just right for an annual halloween tradition this weekend. hundreds of costumed dogs... and their decked out owners... came out for the 25th annual tompkins square park dog parade. new york's premiere pet parade is all about costumes and creativity. the day just wouldn't have been complete without a pizza rat sighting... and of course "dog" - nald trump. he was out barking up votes.3 3 coming up this morning in your 6 o'clock hour... medical costs for familes are show y

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that's the thing, jeanne, i agree on, the eraseture, really, of the establishment so far. your thoughts? >> well, what i would say is i think what does strike me, if you add up the numbers for donald trump, ben carson, throw in carly fiorina in some of these polls, you're getting to the point where half of the electorate is picking an anti-establishment candidate. and that's the deficit that will be difficult for jeb bush or marco rubio to make up, because how will they convince those voters they are the candidates they would like to support. and you can't overlook the fact that it's the republican establishment in congress that catered to this base that over the last couple of years, on issues ranging from immigration to the shutdown over obamacare, to women's reproductive rights, really pushed themselves further and further to the right in order to take control of the senate. and now they're in this position where they don't know how to pacify this base of supporters, who are choosing candidates that on a national scale, might not be electable. >> i think after you date

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. >> joining us now to analyze from los angeles fox news contributedhall and with me in studio jeannea 2.0 or third term president obama you say? >> oh, absolutely not. you have to watch the rest of the debate and you have to listen to what she is saying. she says, look, repeal the cadillac tax on o. fordable care act. the policies and strategies have failed arming the rebels. she has also said she turned around 360 degrees with ttp. she said that putin shouldn't bully us showing she is more hawkish and the president is a bit week. deportations aren't working even on keystone she has distanced herself. that is six just in the past two weeks where she differs greatly from the president. so i think we need to look at more than just the sound bite. >> fair enough, jeany, there were many things that she agreed with the president on though. >> many things. and up until the debate i would agree with leslie. she had been moving away from the president. she gets before her first national audience and what does she do to it a question are you going to be a third term? how are you going to diff

today, they were presented the angels in adoption award from senators jeanne shaheen and kelly ayotte. people from every state are honored and jean along with her producer mary-paige provost are new hampshire' s angels in adoption. announcer: now chief meteorologist mike haddad with your forecast. mike: it is very nice outside. tom rated this a 10. why not? we have the sunshine, temperatures a little above average. beautiful in the lakes region, same story at the coast. with the boundary from the west. along it tomorrow, temperatures rise higher than today. the good news for the next hour or two, mostly clear skies. great opportunity -- this is not the lunar eclipse, but a good opportunity to see the international space station from 7:16 p.m. to 7:21 p.m. -- live whole minutes. it starts in the west, southwest sky and set in the northeast. another hour from now, go out. temperatures on the cool side but pleasantly so. upper 50' s, lower 60' s in the merrimack valley. i little cooler to the north and to the west. seasonably so at this early hour. overnight tonight, we bottom out into t

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >>> and tonight on cnn, the story behind the most-watched videos.t at 9:00 eastern and pacific. until then, it's not good whether you can touch your nose with your tongue, now try to touch your eyeball. thanks for joining us. set your dvr to record "outfront," watch us any time. anderson's next. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us tonight. tonight, how donald trump is dealing with life at some place other than the top of the pack. for week after week in poll after poll, he's defied both political gravity and conventional wisdom. that began changing several days ago in iowa, and today, for the first time nationwide since july, trump is trailing ben carson by four points in a new cbs news and "the new york times" poll. right now, as you can see, he's speaking at a rally in sioux city, iowa. this morning he started downplaying the polls, calling them not very scientific. tonight he spoke again about the new numbers. >> and get a little shake-up in iowa. i don't know what's going on. >> no, keep going, donald, keep going! >> somebody said, are you g

josh: this sunday on "close up," she just returned from europe to review t rug crisis, senator jeanne shaheen is in the studio to give us her take on what challenges move ahead. george pataki keeps plugging away in new mpirashe puic hesor le surge ahead of the primary. now that joe biden is out of the race, we discussed the impact on hillary clintoanbeie sanders. thanks for joining us. i am josh mcelveen. as presidential candidates debate immigration reform, a real-time crisis is unld europe as e ri cil war forces tens of thousandsf peoplecrs borders. arriving in countries that are not equipped to manage the numbers. senator shaheen just returned from greece and german a reewf e tuio welcome home. this must have been the eye-opener. sen. shaheen: it was. so sad, the stories that we that we talkedim -- talked to. the real challenges that europe is facing, the humanitarian challenge. this is the biggest crisis of refugees and since wldi. th a cininwo countries in europe that are not equipped to handle them. trying to deal with the basic human needs. the eu that entry into the country is