anderson: is this mariah? >> mariah: yes. who's this? >> dr. anderson: it's dr. anderson from fairview. >> mariah: is sharon okay? >> dr. anderson: she's fine. in fact, she couldn't be better. i've called to let you know that you have a new baby brother. >> mariah: that -- that's not -- it's too...s-- i mean -- >> dr. anderson: it's okay, mariah. i know sharon thought she suffered a miscarriage, but whoever told her that was mistaken. she never lost the baby. >> mariah: wow. okay. um... sharon had her baby. >> dr. anderson: yes. a full-term delivery. she and her son are doing fine. >> mariah: is she at memorial? is dylan with her? >> dr. anderson: she gave birth at fairview. and, no, dylan wasn't with her. she still insists on no visitors. >> mariah: what? >> dr. anderson: i'd appreciate it if you could let your family know about the birth. >> mariah: can i talk to h-- >> dr. anderson: [ sighs ] >> mariah: hello? she hung up. >> kevin: sharon had her baby? >> mariah: i have a little brother. >> kevin: [ chuckles ] that's amazing! congratulations! >> mariah: thank

anderson? >> clarissa, the idea that this guy, this so called ring leader or planner of friday's attacks could actually be in france is really startling. we know according to authorities that previously he was in syria. he had been involved in previous attempts. there was the attempt on the train that was thwarted by several american military personnel who subdued the attacker. but the idea that he would have been able to go from syria and reenter france is extraordinary. >> it is. and what you are realizing here is just how difficult it is to keep track of these guys. to keep track of their movements. we were hearing as recently as a month ago french and coalition forces were targeting this man with air raids inside syria. now it appears he may be here in central paris. that is of course a startling development if it is true. and it really highlights the difficulty of following up on all of these different guys when they were able to move within the european union, open borders. they can move

they are still trying to get the facts, anderson. the u.s. officials on the ground there, we know they are base in paris and france, as well. they are trying to get the facts before they send it back to officials here in the united states. that process is on going. the french officials have been overwhelmed dealing with this. this is taking a little bit longer than perhaps it normally would, anderson? >> pamela, appreciate that. much more ahead. we're live through the next hour here on cnn. i want to show you images from new york city. 1 world trade center lit up in red, white and blue in solidarity with france. we'll bring you the latest details on the terror attacks in paris. we've learned a lot over the next hour and no doubt in the next hour we'll learn more. the city, the country in shock tonight. we'll be right back. the pursuit of healthier. it begins from the second we're born. because, healthier doesn't happen all by itself. it needs to be earned every day. using wellness to keep away illness. and believing a single life can be made

anderson. >> hollywood couldn't write this script. it's unbelievable. and that's why it's true. >> reporter: it was around midnight, january 27th, 2013. a 48-year-old man wobbled through the doors of m.d. anderson, slurring his words, disoriented. >> keep in mind, he didn't go to the emergency room at a standard hospital. >> reporter: ryan korsgard is a reporter with nbc station kprc-tv in houston. >> he went to a cancer hospital. >> reporter: perhaps just where he felt safe? >> perhaps. and his office was also there. >> reporter: maybe he felt safe there because the sick man was george blumenschein jr., a doctor specializing in neck, head and lung cancer at m.d. anderson. like many of his talented peers dedicated to researching and curing cancer, dr. blumenschein's life seemed to revolve around his work. >> the people who worked with him said he revealed very little about his personal life. he didn't talk about anyone he was dating, anything along those lines. >> reporter: now, this very priva

anderson this afternoon. an employee of the animal hospital told me no comment and lock the front door. steve: new information now in a shooting death investigation in the town of pomeroy. just moments ago, the iowa dci identified the victim as 41-year-old dale currie potter of devil's lake north dakota. potter's body was found early tuesday morning. no arrests have been made in the shooting, but investigators do not believe the public is in any danger. a toddler falls 3 stories today from a window. kevin: this all happened around 10:00 this morning in the 3700 block of twana drive at the woodland park apartments. kcci's kim st. onge is live in studio with how the girl is doing tonight. kim: steve and kevin, the 3-year-old girl remarkably only suffered minor injuries. police say all things considered, she's lucky to be alive. a neighbor watched as the 3-year-old dangled from this third story open window, clinging to the window sill as she tried to climb back in. the girl lost her grip and fell just as the nei

anderson will get it and plenty more. c.j. is going to go all the way, and the denver broncos win the game! >> cris: the same exact play they scored the earlier touchdown on. >> al: so only the carolina panthers are undefeated, and who would have guessed that at the beginning of the year. 10-1. osweiler the sudden star. 30-24. >> cris: same exact play that they scored going the other direction. and the patriots and vernon davis with the block, just as he did on the first one and only appropriate that c.j. anderson brings home the bacon for brock osweiler. go figure, al michaels. we have seen it all. >> al: that's prime cut bacon. anderson, that gives him 113 yards on the night. osweiler threw for 270. dad loving every moment. and he gets to live it again next week when denver goes to san diego. what a game. a 14-point deficit in the snow overcome. bra brady/osweiler 1. >> cris: i asked him if he thought any at all about brady/osweiler 1. he said two times, wednesday when the press brought it up, and today when you brought it u

anderson will get it and plenty more. c.j. is going to go all the way, and the denver broncos win the game! >> cris: the same exact play they scored the earlier touchdown on. >> al: so only the carolina panthers are undefeated, and who would have guessed that at the beginning of the year. 10-1. osweiler the sudden star. 30-24. >> cris: same exact play that they scored going the other direction. and the patriots and vernon davis with the block, just as he did on the first one and only appropriate that c.j. anderson brings home the bacon for brock osweiler. go figure, al michaels. we have seen it all. >> al: that's prime cut bacon. anderson, that gives him 113 yards on the night. osweiler threw for 270. dad loving every moment. and he gets to live it again next week when denver goes to san diego. what a game. a 14-point deficit in the snow overcome. bra brady/osweiler 1. >> cris: i asked him if he thought any at all about brady/osweiler 1. he said two times, wednesday when the press brought it up, and today when you brought it u

anderson will get it and plenty more. c.j. anderson is going to go all the way, and the denver broncos >> cris: the same exact play they scored the earlier touchdown on. >> al: so only the carolina panthers are undefeated, and who would have guessed that at the beginning of the year. 10-1. osweiler the sudden star. 30-24. >> cris: same exact play that they scored going the other direction. and the patriots and vernon davis with the block, just as he did on the first one and only appropriate that c.j. anderson brings home the bacon for brock osweiler. go figure, al michaels. we have seen it all. >> al: that's prime cut bacon. anderson, that gives him 113 yards on the night. osweiler threw for 270. dad loving every moment. and he gets to live it again next week when denver goes to san diego. what a game. a 14-point deficit in the snow overcome. brady brady/osweiler 1. >> cris: i asked him if he thought any at all about brady/osweiler 1. he said two times, wednesday when the press brought it up, and today when you brought it up.

>> absolutely not, anderson. barometric pressure switch is simple. the germans used it to sabotage aircraft at that period. you can purchase can be utilized. you can go on the internet and buy manufactured bar met trick pressure switches. >> russian state media reports the victims' bodies they recovered showed no signs of impact but not even bomb residue has been found. that doesn't mean a bomb went off. >> whether you find bomb residue or not is not a clear definitive issue there was an explosion. for example, twa flight 800 early on in that investigation, we found trace residue of military grade explosives and as it turned out later on in that investigation, that aircraft was used to carry troops back and forth from the first desert storm conflict. so finding residue is not a definitive effect, depending on you got to know the nature of the aircraft, who it hauled and given the region of the world it is operating in, trace contamination is quite possible. so it's not definitive, although you can't rule it out. >> richard, i understand you spoke to

anderson will get it and plenty more. c.j. anderson is going to go all the way, and the denver broncos win the game! >> cris: the same exact play they scored the earlier panthers are undefeated, and who would have guessed that at the beginning of the year. 10-1. 30-24. >> cris: same exact play that they scored going the othehe direction. and the patriots and vernon davis with the block, just as he did on the first one and only appropriate that c.j. anderson brings home the bacon for brock osweiler. go figure, al michaels. we have seen it all. >> al: that's prime cut bacon. anderson, that gives him 113 yards on the night. osweiler threw for 270. dad loving every moment. and he gets to live it again next week when denver goes to what a game. a 1414oint deficit in the ow overcome. brady brady/osweiler 1. >> cris: i asked him if he thought any at all about brady/osweiler 1. he said two times, wednesday when the press brought it up, and today when you brought it up. other than that, i just have to think about one play at a time out

>> hi, anderson. well, we understand that assessment is complete. that assessment, british foreign secretary saying they took the decision to change travel advice to the area, passenger jets no longer flying from the united kingdom into sharm el-sheikh international airport. as for the british citizens currently here, well, secretary hammond said that british authorities a authorities are working with egyptian officials on additional security procedures, additional screenings that would make it safe for those british citizens to fly home. he also added that egyptian officials do not have the information about the plane that british officials have. now, egyptian paper reporting that the delegation visited various security points inside the airport taking pictures including pictures of the runway. reporting that they will compile all of that into a report to present to egyptian authorities. >> i mean, do we know, has there been a big change in the security profile at the airport? i mean, more importantly, sort of the back end access to aircraft by per

anderson, can you hear me? >> hello? >> anderson, it's jake tapper, can you hear me?e we in a commercial break? >> we're obviously having some problems. when we come back, we're going to hopefully get all our ducks in a row. stay with us. we'll be right back. all her aches and pains. and i said "come to class, let's start walking together" and i said "and i bet you money you'll be able to do that senior walk". that day i said "ok it's me and you girl, me and you!" i said "if you need to stop, there's a bench we'll just hang out in the shade." she said "absolutely not! we are going to finish this race!" and we were the last ones in, but you know what? we finished the race. and she goes "desiree, i'll never quit walking. ever" >>> welcome back. we have some breaking news. as you know, paris is on edge after the devastating islamic terrorist attacks just two days ago. apparently, there was a moment of panic. people running from the plaza dela republic leak. let me go to anderson cooper and christiane amanpour right now live for us in paris. what just happened? >> you can

>> they certainly could, anderson. the name of the group is sometimes known as, they have been emerging within the last two years or so in the sinai peninsula. they've been troublesome to both the egyptian government and the israelis. last july, in fac, the israeli defense forces put out a report saying this is the most prevalent and technically savvy group, they think, in the middle east. that may be because they're on the southern border. they certainly have some capability. we mention the attack on a boat within the senior by a cornet missile which is a russian h-ma missile. they have attack on egyptian ground forces. they are certainly a relevant group now and you're going to start hearing more about them. many people in the multi-force observer group, we have americans about 700 americans there have been reporting intelligence on this group for about two years now. >> david, i mean, u.s. officials are saying this heat flash that was detected by a u.s. military satellite was detected mid-air. now, if this turns out

anderson will get it and plenty more. c.j. is going to go all the way, and the denver broncos win the game! >> cris: the same exact play they scored the earlier touchdown on. >> al: so only the carolina panthers are undefeated, and who would have guessed that at the beginning of the year. 10-1. osweiler the sudden star. 30-24. >> cris: same exact play that they scored going the other direction. and the patriots and vernon davis with the block, just as he did on the first one and only appropriate that c.j. anderson brings home the bacon for brock osweiler. go figure, al michaels. we have seen it all. >> al: that's prime cut bacon. anderson, that gives him 113 yards on the night. osweiler threw for 270. dad loving every moment. and he gets to live it again next week when denver goes to san diego. what a game. a 14-point deficit in the snow overcome. bra brady/osweiler 1. >> cris: i asked him if he thought any at all about brady/osweiler 1. he said two times, wednesday when the press brought it up, and today when you brought it u

anderson? >> thanks very much. appreciate it.♪ >>> modern turkey was founded in 1923 on the principles of secular, democratic statehood after centuries of empire. >> it has been the most turbulent year in a decade of turkey's political history. >> turkey has set a new course. one that many hoped would carry it into the european union. >> there's clearly a significant

i can tell you, anderson, that one u.s.elligence officials, and other methods used by intelligence of border patrol agencies would have filled the gap in the watch list system, and some officials dispute that, and they have expressed serious concerns how little was known about the attackers, anderson. >> reporter: because of the visa waiver program allowing travel to u.s. from certain countries, 90 days without a visa. is that program, itself, under review? >> in fact, we learned, anderson, just tonight that the administration, the obama administration, in the coming days is expecting to announce plans for additional steps to be taken with european countries that participate in this visa waiver program, if you will, that could be an acknowledgement of the security gaps in the wake of the paris attacks. as you point out, citizens of the 38 countries can apply to come to the u.s. without a visa for up to the95 days. they are screened by data bases, and if there's concern whatsoever, there would be that person would need to ta

anderson will get it and plenty more. c.j. anderson is going to go all the way, and the denver broncos win the game! >> cris: the same exact play they scored the earlier touchdown on. >> al: so only the carolina would have guessed that at the beginning of the year. 10-1. osweiler the sudden star. 30-24. >> cris: same exact play that they scored going the other direction. and the patriots and vernon davis with the block, just as he did on the first one and only appropriate that c.j. anderson brings home the bacon for brock osweiler. go figure, al michaels. we have seen it all. >> al: that's prime cut bacon. anderson, that gives him 113 yards on the night. osweiler threw for 270. dad loving every moment. and he gets to live it again next week when denver goes to

anderson?e should also point out, the united states gives an extraordinary amount of aid to syrians who are trying to avoid the conflict there. ivan, what is the problem with the belgian's intelligence services? everybody wants to belgium as the weak link in the intelligence chain among european countries. >> reporter: as one investigator here explained to me, their services are stretched thin. just trying to keep track of around 160 belgian nationals and residents who all traveled to syria to fight with groups like isis and have since returned. and on top of that, they have hundreds and hundreds more who have either traveled to syria and are believed to be there fighting with isis or are hoping to travel there. so, they say they simply don't have the manpower to handle all of this. another narrative that has come up from among belgian officials is that the external borders of europe are not being protected well enough. so, they can't tell if they've issued an international arrest warrant again

>> anderson, it's a combination of capabilities across the board.ginated from sadd saddam's military. we threw them in jail. they were released and had no future. they were radicalized and these folks have been drained. they know how to run organizations and conduct tactical operations to establish an operational construct for the employment of forces. these folks know how to maneuver and work around. what is unique about isis is they created this unique and precise special operations capability and been able to launch these attacks like we've seen in places like sinai and lebanon and now in paris over the course of ten months. so it's a combination of these capabilities and mark is absolutely spot on general hertling. there are some targets that are very fleeting move around the battle field and we have to do a much finer job of being able to track those. that takes a lot of human intelligence capability on the ground. >> michael weiss, how much of isis' strategy is to provoke greater involvement by the u.s., in syria or deeper in iraq or over reac

i'll take this day by day, anderson. >> well, that's a wise answer.nks very much. >>> a 9-year-old boy gunned down execution style has become another heartbreaking victim in chicago's south side gun violence epidemic. happens to be the focus of spike lee's film and to father michael flager who worked for years to make chicago's streets safer. but it is not the device that is mobile, it is you. real madrid have about 450 million fans. we're trying to give them all the feeling of being at the stadium. the microsoft cloud gives us the scalability to communicate exactly the content that people want to see. it will help people connect to their passion of living real madrid. >>> tonight, we're in chicago where there is fresh outrage over the gun violence out of control for years and is only getting worse. the little boy in this picture should be at home with his family because 9-year-old children like tyshawn lee should be able to walk to the park and play basketball and get home safety when they are done. in cities and towns across the country that isn't a

," said jeremy anderson's daughter, brooklynn anderson. in sioux city, tommie clark, ktiv news 4. >> after the parade, folks headed over to santa's house in the howard johnson hotel. kids could climb on santa's lap and give him their christmas wish lists. they could also enjoy some hot chocolate and cookies. there was also a gift shop and arts and crafts. "it is fun you just feel the energy. the kids are so excited to see santa. we have a ball frosting these cookies and seeing the families and the kids are all dressed up in their christmas best attire. it's just such an energy, fun-filled event," said co-chair of santa's house, diane wheeler house is raising funds for several local charities, including the children's miracle network. we're melting some snow today... but ben says there may be more snow to add to the mix later this week. he's in next with the forecast. here's the live view from our skycam in spencer, iowa, where it's and degrees this noon hour. jeb bush: we do not have to be the world's policeman. we have to be the world's l

anderson? >> so, clarissa, the man who the arrest warrant has been issued for, who was apprehended and then let go, is it believed that he is the man who drove the vehicle that was found yesterday in a french suburb that has kalashnikovs in it? as far as we understood yesterday, the driver of the vehicle who most likely drove the vehicle during the attacks on the restaurants was still at large. is that believed to be one and the same person? >> that's correct, anderson. we know they found that abandoned get away car yesterday. it's a parisian suburb. it's believed that possibly the brother of one of the attackers was the person driving the people, that he is, indeed, possibly the eighth attacker. french authorities, anderson, are trying to keep tight lipped about this. there's a lot of information out there. a lot of people involved, being questioned, being detained. there's a sense thaect even beyd the eight attackers, this had to be orchestrate and had facilitated by a larger network. french

anderson: what's wrong?ariah: sharon called dylan to tell him about the baby, and they got cut off. he probably lost service or the battery died or he just fainted from the news. >> sharon: no. it's not funny. this wasn't just a dropped call. i heard dylan moan before the line went dead. i think he's in trouble. >> dr. anderson: i'm -- i'm sure mariah did not mean to make light of your concern. >> mariah: no! of course not. >> dr. anderson: it's normal for you feel emotional right now, but overreacting isn't good for you or the baby. maybe i should give you something to help you calm down. >> sharon: no. i don't want any medication. i want dylan. i need to make sure that he's okay. >> paul: dylan? dylan! this is the police! dylan. dylan! oh, my god. dylan! >> next on "the young and the restless"... >> hilary: i was seriously injured, and the person who held me -- they were just trying to save me. >> colin: i got a business proposition that might suit someone of your particular talents. >> lily: what are you

does that make sense, anderson?e're going discuss that now with nick krzysztof and neal ferguson, author of "kissinger, 1923 to 1968, the idealist. kneel, president obama said that the air strikes had been effective. what do you say to that? well, these air strikes have been going on for over a year. he finally had his hand forced last year when an intaum intaum was -- and here we are. if isis is contained, i'd like to see what it would look like if it were unleashed because it's shown itself capable of mounting a massive terrorist attack on a western capital. and to refer to the supporters as -- >> i saw your reaction. >> we know there are thousands of french citizens known to be involved with islamic state. that's the largest of all european countries. so this is not a problem for europe, but right now, france certainly cannot, on its own, and i'm afraid even the preside preside president's -- >> do you agree with that snch sglf i think what he was saying was a handful of extremists can do this damage. but let me

>> anderson, these planes are indefensible. you can take a detonator the size of a pencil and have a device that can bring down an airplane. what do you do about the cleaning staff? someone could come in and put this in the side in the overhead compartment, knock down an airplane. what do you do about as paul was saying, what do you do about the police supposed to be guarding it and people that switch loyalties to the islam make state. egypt is a very dangerous place in the middle of an islamic insurgency and i don't know how you defend an ape and cancel flights to cairo and you can't leave with your own luggage. they don't know where the treat is coming from and don't know which airports are secure and which are. >> david, in terms of the investigation, how do you narrow down the details on what sort of device this was, et cetera, unless you find remanence of the device? >> well, there is tale, tale signs disclosed as they put the airplane back together but how it got in there is the biggest key of all and the system for that

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christiane and anderson? >> so sad. and in the coming days no doubt we hope to learn as much as we can about others who lost their lives and bring you their stories as well. it's important to focus on those whose lives were lost. but as you know, we have also been focusing on the people who perpetrated these mass killings because this investigation is still very much ongoing. police are trying to get as much information they can and are obviously looking for information from anybody who may know thee people or may have any idea about their whereabouts, particularly with this international arrest warrant out. we'll take a short break. i was on the bus and i couldn't stop streaming. i don't even want to think about the overages. it's okay. t-mobile now has binge on, so you can stream all the movies, tv and sports you want without using your data. it's like...free. so it's okay that i binged an entire season during my kid's piano recital? i've done that. yeah. i'm binging right now. you know, i think we've made a real brea

anderson? >> and it's obviously very wise move. i mean, we saw in the wake of charlie hebdo as we remember, not only the initial attack on charlie hebdo but there was different gunmen going in different locations and two, what ended up, days later with two stand offs in separate locations and more people lost their lives. prudence on the part of authorities there. jim, we'll continue to check in. just before air time, i spoke with a woman, charlotte brayho was her name. listen to her experience. charlotte, you were eating at the restaurant, walk us through what happened. >> i was eating at a restaurant with a friend of mine. all of a sudden, we heard huge gunshots and lots of glass coming through the window, so we ducked onto the floor with all of the other diners and we heard numerous more gunshots coming through the window and shards of glass were hitting people lying down on the floor and i was holding a woman's arm next to me and when i suddenly started to process what was happening, was asking around if people were okay and i

it seems like that's been a huge break for investigators. >> yeah, anderson, exactly.t the break is of course were the attacks on friday because the french have something to go on. before these people were suspects and hadn't committed crimes and weren't necessarily connected because they are using encrypted communications and the rest of it and once the event curves, it's easy to put pieces together and reconstruct the meta data and get these people. once they saw the nature of the attacks on friday, the suicide bomb they had to be careful and use extreme force. doing a take down of a house when people are inside with suicide vests, you just have to use absolute total force to do this and in this -- by the way, this is why they are blowing explosives in place because these explosives are so unstable tatp and these raids are going to be a mess. >> julian, the idea that nic robertson mentioned there are some who believe that this alleged planner went to prayers this morning. the idea that he could go out publicly, if in fact it's true he went to public prayers and not h

>> well, i think we did do it years ago with iraqi forces, anderson. look at where we were when we left iraq, the iraqi army was in a pretty good place. admittedly, i would like to have seen us stay there longer but i understand the president's decision to move us out. the iraqi army was in a pretty good position when we left. they were reasonably well trained. they were certainly not as integrated as we would liked to have seen and i think we saw the lack of that integration when isis crossed the border and began to engage. the steps we're taking now in iraq, approximately 3500 folks on the ground, this is a great first step but i think what we got to be able to do is look at this in a broader context. we have to understand this fight against isis is not something we can do on margins but i think this is a generational fight and i think it's going to require, unfortunately, the lives of more young men and women and billions more dollars in order for us to be able to destroy this threat. if we don't do it now, we'll have to do it later. so it's just a

>> anderson, i would. would think they would consider this a great victory bringing down a russian airplane. they are at war with russia and been bombed. what i would have expected at this point is the islamic state to come out and say look, we took this plane down and this is how we did it, offered some sort of proof they truly were involved. in the past they have provided videos and the rest of it because they do want to take credit like this so it makes me wonder if the islamic state was behind it. a lot of this chatter that juliette was talking about is vague and cryptic. i've never seen chatter that is a smoking gun so we're pretty much in the dark. we're in the dark how the bomb got on the airport, as well. it could have been someone put it on or checked through luggage. >> juliette again in your article, you talk about black propaganda, leaking false information to throw your enemies off the trail. is that what you think could be going on here? >> i think it's an alternative explanation given we hav

>> anderson, i think we started thinking something was wrong in the beginning. didn't even know it until the day after he died and that was about, excuse me, 11:00 sunday morning and then i was talking to the deputy chief lovelace and seems like he's not trying to give me any answers to what may happen -- but -- what had happened. but it was just a bunch of things that he was saying that i just didn't believe what he was talking about. >> adrian, i mean, when you finally saw the videos, i can't imagine what that was like for you. what went through your mind? >> i was very angry. i was very upset. it just took life out of me to see my brother sit there and plead for his life and they are not even trying to attempt to pick him up or roll him over like they wanted to and just to hear and to see all the torture they took my brother through and they still act like it was okay. it's justifiable. it's not. it hurt me to my heart. i can't eat. i can't sleep. i can't think. i can't work. i can't do anything and it's sad that they taken my life away from me. >> mr. lamber

emily: what is the myth of chris anderson and what is the reality?: i have been very lucky to be at the right place at the right time. i failed out of college. didn't do particularly well in school even after that. i think that there is no particular genius here. i think that this -- just very lucky to be at the birth of the internet in silicon valley at the right time. if i have a talent, it is connecting the dots. i have been privileged enough to see the dots early on. and good enough at connecting them to see where we were going. emily: you have written three books. will we see another? chris: i am busy. i don't think you can run a company and write a book at the same time. emily: so of the things you have done, what has been the most fun? what do you enjoy? chris: what i enjoy is that every friday, we fly. we get together with -- we have an open house. people in our community come together and they show what they are doing. and every friday, my jaw is on the floor again. it is e-mails and spreadsheets and meetings all week. then on fridays, i see

"blackish" star, anthony anderson. see you tomorrow. good night. with cleto and the cletones. >> announcer: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, anthony anderson. from "the hunger games," jena malone. and music from chris cornell, with cleto and the cletones. and now, for the most part, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ applause ] >> jimmy: hi, everybody. welcome to the show. [ applause ] thanks for joining us. we have a lot to discuss tonight. you know, tonight from milwaukee the fourth republican presidential debate featuring donald trump -- one guy from milwaukee got really excited. donald trump, ben carson, other people. their names escape me. but tonight's debate was televised on the fox business channel. between now and november of next year, every cable network gets a debate. next week is the e! news debate moderated by ryan seacrest and caitlyn jenner. this debate was a little different from the last one. the moderators from cnbc were attacked for being too tough last time around. tonight nooet cavuto promised his goal was to be invisi

. >> this is exactly it, anderson, and i spoke to a former, very senior former intelligence officer and said was this a failure because it has hallmarks of a failure. he said it's not a failure because what we were trying to do is impossible. you can't monitor people, return from syria if you don't know when they are returning or where they are returning to, if you don't have the different countries in europe which once again to reiterate have pourous open borders you can't monitor them. we heard president hollande come out and say by the end of the year, there has to be a cross continental sharing of passenger information network and that has to happen. >> we'll talk to them throughout the next two hours. just ahead, the trail that led to the terror hideout and what we're learning about the woman who blew herself up. she's being called europe's first female suicide bomber. the question now, will she be the first of many? that's a chilling thought and figures on how many americans are leaving the country to fight for isis and why a lower number may actually just be as bad as a higher on

we do know anderson that the u.s. embassy has increased its security there and there might be additional forces heading to help secure the embassy. it is close to the radisson hotel if this does turn into a protracted hostage siege. i spoke earlier with a u.s. expert and he told me about the real need in this situation for speed and surprise. he said in a hotel of this size there are a number of places to hide. for guests as well as the attackers. and there has to be certain criteria that is known without a doubt before people can go in to rescue hostages. they have to know the exact location where the attackers are. because if they are wrong this can mean more innocent people being killed. they also have to have a fail safe way of getting in. to get in as quickly as possible. once they are in, once they have breeched that particular area, then the attackers will know they are there. and there has to be a certain amount of seconds, not minutes, to reach the hostages and take out the attackers. >> is it known exactly h

back to ana navarro and the other gray-haired guy who is not anderson. >> anderson is the hypocrite here>> clearly. he is not here getting me a free dinner or taking me out on the town or wining and dining me in some way. >> i am obligated to say, you can't bad mouth anderson. i've got to be kind to anderson on this show. i'm standing up for you. that's all i'm saying. >> kathy griffin, thank you. >> new year's eve, i'll see you. >> yes. i will be watching. speaking of anderson, he is around somewhere. he just doesn't want to talk to kathy. he will be breaking down tonight's republican debate and looking at who won and loss at 11:00 eastern on cnn. >>> next on "out front," a fiery plane crash in ohio. we are live on the scene. these images are just coming in. after two university officials were forced to resign for their handling of racial unrest, students reporting acts of racism and hate crimes on campus. milk has 8 grams of high-quality protein. which could be the difference between just living life. and milking it. start every day with the power of protein and milk life. [sfx: bell]

anderson but an employee told us no comment. elizabeth: a des moines toddler is lucky to be alive after falling from a third story window wednesday. kim st. onge explains. kim: a neighbor found the three-year-old girl dangling from this third story window at the woodland park apartments. >> two hands on the windowsill, trying to climb back in. kim: the neighbor was on the phone with dispatchers when the toddler lost her grip and fell three stories. >> there was grass and multiple bottom. the landscaping broker fall. kim: the reason she was taken to blank children's hospital with only minor scrapes. this comes a few months after this 23-month-old pushed out the screen from an unlocked window and also fell three stories. >> a little bit of a push and it would be out. kim: jestina simons counselor blessings. >> i relive every 10 minutes i'm thinking about how and why that happened. kim: there are left only with pictures of their daughter hannah, who died after falling from a window. that's why they made it their mission to introduc

>> i absolutely do, anderson.nk any large number of ground maneuver forces placed in iraq or syria will exacerbate the problem. this has to be indigenous forces. when i was in iraq, partly in afghanistan, you see that you become the focus of attention and the local forces will then defer very quickly to the americans and the americans can never get it right because they are entinner mingled in this ren blaming each other for the things going on and becomes very easy to blame by both sides or three sides or four sides the americans. the americans are screwing this up. if they weren't here, things would be better. we need to get apostates out or heathens or infidelities and everything will be okay. they have got to want this more than we do and that's a big part of the president's strategy. >> reporter: christiane, those that support the president's policy, why should the united states be the police of the world whether in iraq or yemen where there are countless number of terror groups and people in trouble. >> repo

," said jeremy anderson's daughter, brooklynn anderson. in sioux city, tommie clark, ktiv news 4. >> to wrap up the evening, parade-goers made their way to the howard johnson hotel. there they could tell santa their wish list and warm up with some hot chocolate and cookies. there was also a gift shop and free crafts for kids. "it is fun you just feel the energy. the kids are so excicid to see nta. we have a ball frosting these cookies and seeing the families and the kids are all dressed up in their christmas best attire. it's just such an energy, fun-filled event," said co-chair the 27th annual event raises money for the children's miracle network and other philanthropies. the city of sioux center had a major incident happen yesterday morning and today they're recovering. sioux center city officialalsaid one of their two substatitis blew out-- causing significant damage and leaving half the town without power. there was also a water main break-- the break has been fully repaired and residents are no longer needing to conserve water. with t

tonight, anthony anderson. from "the hunger games," jena malone. and music from chris cornell, with cleto and the cletones. and now, for the most part,

," said jeremy anderson's daughter, brooklynn anderson. in sioux city, tommie clark, ktiv news 4. >> after the parade, folks headed over to santa's house in the howard johnson hotel. kids could climb on santa's lap and give him their christmas wish lists. they could also enjoy some hot chocolate and cookies. there was also a gift shop and arts and crafts. "it is fun you just feel the energy. the kids arereo excited to see santa. we haha a ball frosting these cookies and seeing the families and the kids are all dressed up in their christmas best attire. it's just such an energy, fun-filled event," said co-chair of santa's house, diane wheeler the 27th annual event raises money for the children's miraclenetwork and other charities. most of sioux center, iowa has power again after blowouts at two substations knocked out electricity to half the town early saturday morning. with theheelp of neighboring communities, the city worked through saturday night to repair the electrical system, which had sustained considerable damage. adding to the prob

depending on the candidate, anderson. generally look for a competitive general election.k at this, in this poll, she beats trump quite handedly. and beats trump more narrowly and nbc wallet journal beats trump again. the average of the last five or six, hillary clinton beats donald trump by five points. ben carson runs more competitive than donald trump. plus two, clinton wins in the poll and loses by ten to ben carson and it's a tie in the nbc and wall street journal and if you average it, ben carson beats hillary clinton. by on average four points in the national polls. marco rubio similar. plus five that's a statistical dead heat. minus five, you get the picture. rubio in a dead heat with hillary clinton right now. and if you're wondering, jeb bush polls the same as marco rubio. and hillary clinton fairs better against ted cruz plus ten in one poll and plus six if you average them out. look at the pictures. cruz and trump are weaker and rubio and carson competitive. >> digging deeper, what are the general election strengths and vulnerabilities? >> one of the reasons hi