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they're waiving the change fee, as long as you travel before december 15th. or if you choose not to do that, you can apply the value of your tickt to a new trip on american airlines, as long as you travel within a year. if you're flying on delta, they're also waiving their change fees for anyone who was set to fly through unday november 22nd. the difference here is the offer is being made to those not only traveling to and from paris, but delta is also including flights 11 other airports throughout franceo and case there's a fare flight and the one-year rebooking, united airlines is both waiving their fee for changing your ticket and waiving any fare difference. as for travelers who were booked for this week, but you have a shorter time to make those changes. if you decide to rebook right away, you must towvel by the end of the month, november 30th or, again, apply the value of the ticket to a new trip as long as you do that within a year from the original date of issue. >> if you are traveling in the next week and you purchased travel insurance that includes

for as long as i can remember. ter: my feeling, following the story for a long time, is that we do not have the faintest idea how to deal with islamic state. what do you say? ulrike: i would not agree it would be easy to fight the i.s. it is not just bombing from the air that is needed. you also need troops on the ground. after afghanistan and the disaster in iraq, there is no western state that wants a third world war on the ground. that is why i.s. is successful. there is no one fighting against them. the only ones who do that are the kurds, and they are not well-equipped because turkey is afraid of strengthening the kurds. there is a vacuum, and that is being used by i.s. daniel: i have to object that the kurds are the only ones fighting islamic state. but that is not the issue. what i think we should keep in mind is that i.s. is not such an isolated issue as you presented it. it is easy to defeat them. in military terms, it is easy to defeat islamic state. you emphasized it is a state. i disagree with that. in m

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the legend says, as long as they roam gibraltar, the british will rule here. brian gomila spends his leisure time off the beaten tourist paths near the apes. he knows them very well - he -- well. he even studied primatology in england. brian gomila: the monkeys to me personally mean a lot. i try not to connect too much. obviously they are wild animals in the end of the day. they are used to people in general, but certainly they are not tame. so one has to understand that there are physical boundaries. >> many tourists neither understand nor respect those physical boundaries. they don't realize that the macaques can and will bite. sometimes, the injuries are serious. in 2012, the hospital treated 59 cases of monkey bites, many of them with stitches. the bites also carry the risk of dangerous infections. the apes have lost all fear of people. nothing is safe from them. they come all the way into the town, plunder shops, and break into apartments. ohne bauchbinde: my neigbour on the top was telling me: oh you have monkeys on the top. and she saw them eating my br

. >> as long as you have i.s.i.s.controlling territory where it can sell oil, it can raise money, it can organize attacks like the heinous bloodshed we've just seen in paris, as long as it controls that territory, it has the means to go on doing more of the same, and the president is fond of invoking the history of the last 14 years or so since 9/11 and, sure, it's full of mistakes, but let's recall that when al quaida attacked new york and washington, we the united states decided we are not going any longer to permit al quaida to have a safe haven, a sanctuary in afghanistan from which it can organize and direct these attacks. and we went in and we removed that safe haven. >> rose: paris and the aftermath for the hour, next. >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by: american express. >> rose: additional funding provided by: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charli

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>> yeah, as long as it's ten pages long and it's ve heart felt. >> we will f out. let's get back to the big story of the day, blake shelton and gwen st >> both of their marriages broke apart at the same time and a new romance was born. >> what are you saying about people in the tabloids are saying that you and your husband are having problems. >> i would say that's crazy. that was ten days before blake and miranda announced their split. >> you could call it a relationship. but it's interesting that they were in the same place at the same time. >> i read the story about the two of you, are those true or not true. >> i think that nbc did that, like divorced people at the same time. >> miranda has can kept a low profile since her divorce, but she did show up at the nashville walk of fame. >> never felt more at home, never felt more inspired. >> miranda a blake's once fairy tale relationship had already grown apart, not even keeping appearances like showing up together at the cmas. as for gavin, his only comment has been an instagram post thanking fans for the birthday

>> he will stay in power not as long as he wants to. but because no dictator can guarantee his survival on the infinite basis. he's not going to be removed from krem lynn. >> exactly, by an election, that is why you should look for other options. and again. >> rose: what is another option? >> all what happened. >> a revolution in russia. >> revolution, i think the combination-- . >> rose: what is yn uprising. >> because yeah, maybe, maybe you may call the revolution but basically you have millions and millions of people in russia that so far see no reason or little reason to rise because they believe putin was so lucky, in prevailing all of confidence he created that, you know, defending the rights against such a brutal regime could be very dangerous. you also have russian bureaucracy, russian olligarky. they are concerned about sanctions. they're concerned about isolation of russia but i don't see it as the strong incentive to rise against dictator. i mean you rise, you fail, and you dead. but at one point, you know, the combination of

there were times i was wearing the same clothes two days, as long as i was going to school and my kids had what they needed i was happy. >> reporter: he works with the reengagement program to bring them to class and the finish line to graduation. wouldn't be where i am. >> reporter: working late nights

"it's all good as long as nebraska wins. they could lose any game this year as long as they beat iowa it's ok," said nebraska fan, brandy wurth. but in the end, iowa ran out the clock and snagged the victory. "we overcame our mistakes and we just won the game it was great," said iowa fan, rob mcbride." ran the ball well, defense stood up," said iowa fan, jaxson millsap. "defense came up huge when we needed it to," said mcbride. "w is a w, win's a win," said iowa fan, reese millsap. "it wasn't pretty, but a w is a w exactly," said mcbride. "i'm happy for them i mean 12 and 0 that's awesome," iowa and nebraska fan, lisa frey. and now they're on the road to the national championship. "i think our defense is tough. we're new. iowa is due for a win so a national championship we've never had. we're excited," said iowa fan. fans say it was one of biggest games of the year. and now they say bring on michigan state "go hawks...go hawks!" no matter the outcome, fans say they stand by their team. in sioux city...tommie clark...ktiv new

. >> keep at it, and you don't have to know all the answers, but as long as you know just a little bit and want to change, those people want help.

as long as i'm president we'll keep on stepping up. trish: all right. he is moving forward. there are serious concerns, everyone, about our current visa waiver program. any of these terrorists living in belgium or france or anywhere else in europe, they could come here to the u.s., kind of whenever they want. you have 4,000 people currently living in europe with european passports. they have said to traveled to syria, with isis, to train. and we have an open border program with europe? we'll have more on this in europe. i want to get back to the president's lack of strategy when it comes to dealing with isis. here is senator dianne feinstein coming out aggressively against president palm on "face the nation this weekend. >> i don't think the approach is -- i'm concerned we don't have time and we don't have years. we need to be an aggressive now because isil is a quasi-state. this has gone on too long now. and, it has not gotten better. it has gotten worse. trish: maybe he doesn't have the right approach because maybe he doesn't understand the enemy? i have been telling you a

>> it's fun as long as the execution is good. people think they are funny and when employees feel compelled to laugh or they make inappropriate jokes, that's not good. >> it's micro aggression. we have to stop. >> you're spot on, eric. if you're getting the job done, you can say whatever you want. if you're slacking, trade

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passengers are allowed as long as they have safety belts. " anytime, any place anywhere, doesn't matter the day of the week or conditions...we just need to wear seatbelts and watch out for distracted driving because there's so many things these days that distract drivers from paying attention." there were 5 fatalities on iowa highways yesterday. that included one in pella, and two in webster city. it brings the total this year to 285. troopers point out that's five fewer than this time last year. a boone man has been found guilty of second degree murder for a deadly shooting nearly two years ago. leigh lepon was originally charged with first degree murder in the death of devlin lockman. lockman was shot to death in ames in december of 2013. at first...officials said the shooting was accidental... lepon was charged months the man accused of murdering a waukee man earlier this month... waived his preliminary hearing today. brendan mcguinness is accused of shooting gino risola. police say the shooting occurred as risola and his wife returned to their home on carefree lane. mcguinness is sc

>> yeah, as long as it's ten pages long and it's very heart felt. >> come on, nancy. >> men just don't get we like the romance. >> we will find out. let's get back to the big story of the day, blake shelton and gwen stephani. >> perfect storm is what brought them together. both of their marriages broke apart pretty much the same time and a new romance was born. >> people like the tabloids are saying you and your husband are having problems. >> i would say that's crazy. >> that was in july, less than a month before she filed for divorce from gavin and ten days before blake and miranda announced their spl >> you could call it a rebound relationship. but it's interesting that they were in the same place at the same time. >> i read the story about the two of you, are those true or not true. >> i think that nbc did right, two divorced people, at the same time. >> mirroranda has mostly kept a low profile since h divorce but she did show up at the walk of fame in nashville. >> i never felt more at home, never felt more inspired. >> miranda and blake's once fairy tale relationship had already

he says as long as he is president america will remain the place it's always been. president obama: a place where people, who, in other parts of the world are subject to , discrimination or violence, that they have in america a friend. >> the governors of 31 states, including iowa governor terry branstad, say they oppose accepting syrian refugees in their state. dozens of iowa leaders met at the statehouse today voicing their opposition to governor branstad's decision. they think we should allow syrian refugees into the state. >> yes our doors must remain open as they have always remained open because the vetting process is so successful and is so safe. we dare not react in fear and close the door. nationwide, have signed a letter condemning the states' for closing their doors to syrian refugees. kevin? 10:00 a johnston boy who died be remembered on the big screen. stacey: kcci's laura terrell shows us why hollywood is getting ready to make a major blockbuster about the life of brian knapp. >> please make welcome my buddy brian knapp. legendary johnny cash was a dre

cops a war on christmas and others say who cares. >> as long as the coffee tastes good, i don't careks has not commented. they said they wanted to usher in the holidays with a purity of design. >>> this could ruffle your feathers. there is a turkey shortage. 9 million turkeys were wiped out by the bird flu this spring. fresh birds have been particularly hard to come by. at - - with the shortage cause a higher cost, up to 30% higher. all of this as the state delays the commercial crab season, thanks to dangerous levels of neurotoxins. regions from santa barbara to oregon are affected. >>> dogs once again can go back into the river - - cannot go into the river - - can go back into the river because the toxic algae bloom is clear. dogs are vulnerable because they drink the water. cooler temperatures and higher water levels are killing and flushing the algae. the river is no longer at risk. >>> prescription pain pills are one of the top drug threats in the united states. and in fact, they account for half of the 46,000 drug overdoses in the united states from 2013. tonight we are getting

though alvarez said it could take as long as 20 months to bring an indictment in cases like this, critics say the video is so damning, van dyke should have been arrested long ago. chicago is now bracing for what many fear could be violent demonstrations once this video is widely distributed, and there have been repeated calls for peaceful protests. as for officer van dyke, scott, if convicted of first degree murder, he faces 20 years to life behind bars. >> pelley: dean reynolds on the story for us tonight. dean, thank you. we now know where the paris attackers were planning to strike next, when the "cbs evening news" continues. at planters we know how to throw a remarkable holiday party. just serve classy snacks and be a gracious host, no matter who shows up. [cricket sound] richard. didn't think you were going to make it. hey sorry about last weekend, i don't know what got into me. well forgive and forget... kind of. i don't think so! do you like nuts? i brto get us moving.tein i'm new ensure active high protein. i help you recharge with nutritious energy and strength. i'll take that. y

it's the end of the world as the sky's falling down i'm gon hold you hold you let this all hold you as long as [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: "a great big world," everyone! the album, "when the morning comes," comes out now. we'll be right back! [ cheers and applause ] >> announcer: the "late night" music exrience is brought to you by t-mobile. mobile is setting mumuc free. stream all the music you want. data charges do not apply. want more late night music? latenightseth.com. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: my thanks in great big world, everybody, brian chase, and of course the 8g band! stay tuned for "carson daly." we'll see you tomorrow.

they're waving the change fee as long as you traveled before december 15th. or if you choose not to do that, you can apply the value of your ticket to a new trip on americanairlines as long as you travel within a year. if you're flying on delta, they're waiving air change fees for anyone set to fly through sunday november 22nd. the difference here is the offer is being made not only to those traveling to and from paris but delta is also including flights to 11 other airports throughout france. and in case there's a fare difference between the original flight and the one you're rebooking, united airlines is both waiving their fee for changing the ticket and waiving any fare difference. that's for travelers who were booked for this week, but you have a shorter time to make those changes. if you decide to rebook right away, you must travel by the end of the month, november 30th. or, again, you can apply the value of your ticket to a new trip as long as you do that within a year from the original date of issue. >>> on high alert. see something, say something. tha

. >> it's a struggle and it's gonna continue to be a struggle, i think as long as you live. i know for me it's going to be a struggle. >> the domestic abuse center runs batterers groups across south carolina. here in oconee county in the far northwest, they work with sheriff mike crenshaw, who says part of the problem is a culture of silence. >> with being in the deep south, traditionally when you think of domestic violence, it was for so many years, it's been a topic that no body wanted to discuss. you don't need to talk about this with your pastor, or if you did you were told to go back home. ya'll need to work this out. we've got to change this culture. it's not going to be overnight. >> back to back murder-suicides over the 4th of july weekend in 2012 were a turning point for this quiet, rural community. >> it's this brick home right here... >> this one? >> yes, this is the incident location where marge, the victim, in the summer of 2012 was murdered by her husband, and then he committed suicide inside the home. marge putnam was shot by her husband of 38 years after she

i'll stay around as long as he wants me to, as long as i'm having fun, as long as i'm having success. >> you're open to another four years? >> i'm open to basically consideration. i put no time frames on my time in office, but i'm not going anywhere any time soon, so let's knock that down before those who would love to see me go. sorry. i'm around for a while. >> okay. bill bratton, we have to go to a commercial break, but i really do appreciate you stopping by and talking with us. >> well, it's great to spend some time with you. >> thanks, commissioner. when we come back, we're gonna continue our conversation about gun violence and so much more, including the latest on the crash of that russian plane in egypt. signs now increasingly pointing to terrorism. senator charles schumer. >> welcome back to "upclose." how do prevent gun violence -- new york senior u.s. senator charles schumer hooking up with his young cousin, the standup comedian and actress amy schumer, hoping to get more young people involved in the discussion to stop guns from spreading. this morning, senator schumer's our

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he agreed to give us a exclusive tour of the massive facility as long as he did not appear on camera. he said he would allow 3,000 refugees into part of the resort and plans to have their stay as long as 18 months, managed by the red cross. >> this broadway theater here, seats some 5,000 people but if this plan takes place it is where syrian refugees will get processed and then sent off to their living areas. as for the living section, straub says he is not offering the refugees rooms in the hotel, rather he is offering these conference spaces, with bunk style living. the revel casino has laundry facilities, on site dry cleaning, tailoring, industrial kitchens and dining area all available to feed and clothe those refugees, he hopes to house here. food he says would be supplied through donations, although security at the building with some 1400 cameras meant to catch cheating gamblers would be used to keep an eye on the temporary guest is a at this luxury resort. now reached out to the governor's office for comment in new jersey. they referred us to the u.s. state department. official

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remindagain and again people of the world that their culture will be cherished as long as they respect culture . god bless you. god bless america. [applause] nextncer: on the washington journal, we will look at free speech on college campuses. to journal, live every morning at 7:00 eastern on c-span. even join the conversation with your comments on facebook and twitter. .> this is hillary clinton i want to thank you for letting me speak with you about an issue that is central to our children's future and critical in our fight to restore this nation's economy, solving our nation's health care crisis. there is no cookbook for being first lady. >> the future is not something that is out there waiting to happen to us. the future is something that we make. that there is a good possibility that some time in the next 20 years, we will have a woman president. announcer: hillary clinton experienced many firsts. she and bill clinton have been political partners since law school page she has endured several scandals, including his impeachment. her story is still being written. hillary clinton thi

>> i remind by students through the holocaust museum in anyways it is easier to tell bad stories as long as our hands don't have blood on them. we have one museum dealing with slaves but others with the tragic holocaust in europe. your book is called race and politics. and the kid of the '70s every spring i look forward to the celtics playing the lakers ahead of a black people that cheer for the boston celtics. >> i didn't either. [laughter] so to write this book you make of point that represents the best of american democracy but at the same time a dark history through race relations. >> i wrote my first book on race in the south that was more straightforward because after segregation it had won out but i'm northerner and had always studied the northeastern region and on the one hand the cities of the northeast and the state's were associated with political progressivism in my in mint, liberals and on either hand with the experience of those on the ground of school segregation and police brutality. i wanted to tell a story that had those together. on the one hand to honor where it came

we don't know what happened here, and as long as we don't know what happened, it's probably prudent to avoid the area. >> glor: michael morrell, thank you very much. sign up season s srted for health insurance under the affordable care act year three. premiums are going up an average of 7.5% but they coulde much higher depending on where you live. here's jericka duncan. >> reporter: self-employed accountant fred emel of oklahoma buys insurance for his family through the health insurance marketplace. going up from $1,100 per month to $1,700. that means he could pay $20,000 next year for health insurance. a single year increase of 66%. >> the first job when i got out of school was 16,5, that's a lot of money. >> reporter: the affordable care act reques every state to set up a market place for the uninsured or allow the federal government to do so. but when insurance providers back out of that market place as some did in emel's state, consumers pay more. premiums vary widely and are actually decreasing in a few places. indiana down 12.6%. and mississippi, down 8%. but in most states, prem

we will keep on top of the situation for you. >> stay with us for as long as you can. if you feel safe where you are, please stay. if you do not, please leave. but while we have you, something is happening right now. we're not entirely sure what it is. but do you get a chance that maybe the police are moving in and there is possible movement in this operation? >> i definitely think that's the case. in the last 15 minutes or so, we saw a number of new units moving in, including the military units behind me. three trucks with about a dozen soldiers in each were deployed around the area. they seem to be here for more security, sort of kwau dorning off the area. we also saw a number of police units also coming in. and i can still see down the plaza there, heavily armed police with riot gear kind of moving up that residential street. the most unusual sight, though, was the investigative police coming into the crowd here, appearing to show a photo of police around me. they seem to be looking for something in particular. i'm not really sure what that means in this stage of th

you can stay as long as you want as long as you continue to work. >> if anyone told me i would be living in my car, i would have laughed saying it's not a possibilitiy. >> in 2010, kevin spent nine months in the lot. unable to find work for two years. bepleating a savings account from a collection job that earnt him six figures. >> the people on the lot were professionals. attorneys, if they were not on my lot. they were the people that lived next door to me in my house. >> landry landed work while living in his car, and a brand new cars used to drive to his job. >> safe parking programs came under fire from residents. dreams for change shut a third lot after repeated community complaints. >> no offense, people like you come in here, you don't have to put up with these people. >> more than 1,000 miles away in seattle. frank says a growing population of people living in the cars and r.v. ks yeah itted a host of problems. >> they steal from us, drop trash wherever they want. they bring the property value down. who wants to buy a house with the camp ground of america across the street. >> g

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the football team refused to play as long as wolfe remained in office. dade zyron, the president seemed tone deaf, but was this a case of simple math, that the university president was making half as much as the university would have been fined for missing next week's game? >> you know this about michigan your old stomping grounds but college football plays an essential role not just as an economic hub but also as a social hub and a political hub in many respects as well. and in here, in this particular case, what you have is the football team saying, we are not going to take the field as long as you are in power. and i think absolutely, that was the death blow for tim wolfe reign at missouri. >> in football and basketball the money they make for the university and how they can leverage that without getting paid. how much fear does the missouri example establish in other universities across the country? >> oh i think it creates huge shock waves on a national level. i guarantee they're meeting on this right now at ncaa headquarters in minneapolis. pardon