if it came down to putting one in, would it be boyle. it would it be boyle? it would be if it were today. about drew, a couple years ago i wasn't sure he would be a college quarterback. right now i am sure he will be. he improves with every turn. do you project both of them as quarterbacks or will that be up for discussion? going into next season our plans are to let both continue to grow, continue to develop and see where it takes them. drew cook, ryan boyle they will both travel to indiana and if things go as the journey from the unidome to being a big ten quarterback. john campbell tv9 sports,. democratic candidates are making sure their voices are heard.... so they can win voters in the nation's second stay with tv9. it's ---. today, than what you saw yesterday morning! temperatures will be about the same as they were yesterday, with highs topping out in the low 50s. these conditions make for typical tailgate weather. you'll want the jacket or sweatshirt, some gloves, and why not throw some hot chocolate in hand. this weather will stick around for the wee

boyle worked with the second group. and if we would have gotten to that situation he would have played. but i wouldn't read a whole lot into that. and we have let drew take some snaps as well. trying to split that up. hopefully we won't get to either one of them but they have to be ready. if it came down to putting one in, would it be were today. about drew, a couple years ago i wasn't sure he would be a college quarterback. right now i am sure he will be. he improves with every turn. do you project both of them as quarterbacks or will that be up for discussion? going into next season our plans are to let both continue to grow, continue to develop and see where it takes them. drew cook, ryan boyle they will both travel to indiana and if things go as planned they will warm up and sit down. it is part of the journey from the unidome to being a big ten quarterback. john campbell tv9 sports,. the high school football playoffs continue friday with the quarter-finals. waukon will travel to north fayette valley. the record thi

from last year or are needing more ice melt just to be prepared" says joe boyle, store manager, bomgaars. lukas: boyle says they've had winter gear in stock since october, ready just in case an early fall snow storm hit. and as far as today goes ... keep a shovel handy and make sure you are prepared for that snow to hit later today. lukas: and before you get out on the road today make sure to check your tires even if the street in front of your house is clear. we checked with the folks at tires tires tires on what you should keep in mind when the first big snow of the year hits. "we really just want to make sure that tires are in good condition, because traction is going to be very important tomorrow with the first snow. and driving techniques definitely need to change as far as tomorrow's concerned...slow down, take a little extra time, make sure that you give yourself plenty of space to get your breaking done" says craig mcreynolds, general manager, tires, tires, tires. lukas: mcreynolds added that it's also a good idea to keep a winter survival kit in your car... blankets, flashlights

boyles is the vice president for content at the louisiana government for the humanities his work has been featured in oxford american, vice, the classical offbeat magazine, the brooklyn rail, , slam, and louisiana cultural vistas, author of new orleans boom and blackout 100 days in america's coolest hotspot and co-author of new orleans , the underground guide. without further do. >> thank you so much for coming out on this lovely day in baton rouge and thank you to the book festival, one of the great events we haven't louisiana and, i think, in the country. i am going to talk a little bit today and overview of the book which was published in january and was named the new orleans selection for 2015 in the 10th anniversary year following the levee failures. i am almost at the end of the book tour. thanks and most part for this one book one new orleans nation and that had a lot of time to think about the conception of the book and the themes that i think continue to new orleans census publications, things that i would have guessed would have continued and other things that were a little

like father greg boyle 30 years ago. you to everyone at home boy industries for welcoming us in. >>> coming up next, three years after jordan davis was murdered in a dispute over loud music in a gas station parking lot, his mother tells me what she is doing to honor her son's memory and his name. and the hbo documentary taking us inside the trial followed across the nation, next. ♪ nothing artificial. just real roasted turkey. carved thick. that's the right way to make a good turkey sandwich. the right way to eat it? is however you eat it. panera. food as it should be. i am totally blind. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24. learn more by calling 844-824-2424. or visit your24info.com. come on, wake up!!! come on, why ya sleepin'? come on! >>what time is it? it's go time. >>come on. let's go, let's go, let's go. woooo hoooo!! yeah!! i feel like i went to bed an hour ago. >>i'll make the cocoa. get a great offer on the car of your grown-up dreams at the mercedes-

can't find their shovel from last year or r are needing more ice melt just to be prepared" says joe boyle, store manager, bomgaars. boyle says they've had winter gear in stock since october, rdy just in case an early fall snow storm hit. elisa on cam with three to six inches expected, you'll want to make sure you remember where you put your shovel and you have enough ice melt for the front steps and driveway. jenna: ananwith the snow fall coming tomorrow we would love for you to send us your snow fall pictures! tim: you can send pictures to news-at-kcau-tv- dot-com and your photos could be featured on air! jenna back on cam well check back in with elisa for her full weather report in a few minutes. jenna: the food and drug administration had a big announcement today, they've approved the first genetically modified animal for r man consumptioio salmon. the company behind the engineered salmon "aqua- bounty " calls the move a "game changer" in the market. the company takes d-n-a from a chinook salmon... and from a sea eel... to produce a new salmon. which in turn helps the fish grow quickly

boyle says they've had winter gear in stock since october, ready just in case an early fall snow storm hit. . and as far as today goes ... keep a shovel handy and make sure you are prepared for that snow to hit later today. lukas: and before you get out on the road today make sure to check your tires even if the street in front of your house is clear. we checked with the folks at tires tires tires on what you should keep in mind when the first big snow of the year hits. "we rely just want to make sure that tires are in good condition, because traction is ing to be very important tomorrow with the first snow. and driving techniques definitely need to tomorrow's concerned...slow down, take a little sure that you give yourself plenty of space to get your breaking done" says craig mcreynolds, general manager, tires, tires, tires. lukas: mcreynolds added that it's also a good idea to keep a winter survival kit in your car... blankets, flashlights, extrara batteries ...andnd phone charger r are all good things to keep handy in case of an emergency in a winter storm. lukas and with snow on th

boyle, north of kittridge, at the valley trust bank. shots have been fired.er 2: we're going to need some type of heavy-duty vehicle to do this because we are all pinned down by automatic gunfire. dispatcher: 15-l-10, advise.

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you'll hear father greg boyle talk about infusing hope in those to whom hope is foreign.l gang involvement the lethal absence of hope. what is that. >> not all choices are created equal. wasn't ex-supposed to violence or people selling drugs or shooting. everybody here has been exposed to that many times over. >> reporter: the luck he was born with drove father boyle nearly 30 years ago to create home boy industries, pulling gang members out of the often deadly track they're on, helping them clean up their lives and giving them jobs. who gets to come here? >> it's like the opposite of your typical job interview. we're looking for those people that have multiple felonies, looking for those people that are probably the hardest to serve as far as coming out of a gang life, coming out of those type of situations. having served prison time doesn't hurt either. and the more tattoos you have, the better chance you have of being part of home boy industries. >> i came in to remove my tattoos. >> reporter: they help them remove symbol of their former life, taking off tattoos that b

teda boyle is a retired lieutenant from pelican bay.tch commander on the day of the riot. >> the kind of people that were there were guilty of some of the most heinous crimes. murder, strong-armed robbery, rape. >> within the 275-acre penitentiary is the security housing unit known as the shoe. a prison within a prison. shoe inmates spend about 22 hours of every day in solitary confinement. locked up in an 8 x 10 windowless cement cell with little human contact. inside the shoe are about 1,000 level-four prisoners, what boyle calls the worst of the worst. inmates that other wardens don't want or can't handle. dangerous gangs founded within the penal community. >> because of their gang leadership, they have the authority to authorize other people in the community to commit these types of crimes. >> and on that day two alleged gangs go to war. it's sunday, and it's raining. 200 shoe prisoners are released into b yard for exercise. boyle says that the entire prison is on edge dating back to a smaller racially charged riot six months earlie

up snow shovels and ice e lt, just getting ready for the snow that's s supposed to becoming," said boyle."well i came down and got gas and usus my fuel saver and came in to hy vee and i've got stuff like chili and goulash, some wine and some apple pie and cat food. i guess i'm ready for the storm," said walish. you can follow our team of meteorologists on facebook and as download our constant updates storm.m. of course, ourmeteorologist elisa raffa will detail your full forecast in just a few minutes. live in studio, bria bell abc 9 news. lukas: icy roads could be the cause for a rollover accident this afternoon on talbot road in sioux city. according to police, the vehicle flipped after skidding on the icy road there was only one person in the vehicle at the time of the accident and they were not injured. the sioux city police are taking the opportunity to rememd drivers to drive slowly especially in icy conditions. lukas: millions of americans are headed back home after the thanksgiving holiday. airports are prepared for the busiest r-travel day of the year but some travelers may be in

bomgaars store manager joe boyle was able to share a few tips with me that he also tells his customers, just in case you get stuck in a winter storm. "water, snacks, ice scrapers and to consider when hyvee's customers certain produce due up on food. "there's hardly any milk and bread left," said walish. in sioux city, bria bell abc 9 news. lukas: you can follow our team of meteorologists on facebook and twitter, as well as download our abc9 app f constant updates throughout the storm lukas: earlier today, icy roads were the cause for a rollover accident on talbot road in sioux city. according to police, the vehicle flipped after skidding on the icy road. there was only one person in the vehicle at the time of the accident and they were not injured. sioux city police are taking the opportunity to remind drivers to drive slowly especially in icy conditions. lukas: recent comments made by donald trump are causing even more controversy on the campaign trail, and while trump's u.s. campaign continues - one of his g-o-p rivals is overseas to meet with syrian refugees. here's abc's devin dwye

the lady -- boyle. susan. i love susan. >> susan i think has to be one of them. she was the most unlikely star. and i think that really kind of defined what the show was about. susan boyle turned up for "the voice," i'm not sure they would have embraced her in the same ways that we do. kelly clarkson really played an important role as well. because without kelly clarkson winning "american idol" it wouldn't have been as big as it was. having a great singer win year one we got really lucky that she decided to turn up on our show. and one direction, of course. >> and one direction, who's doing huge business now. >> yeah. >> people were floored when zain left. did you have wind of what was going on or did this blindside you as the mentor? >> i knew there was an issue, yeah. i knew he wasn't particularly happy. >> does it matter? >> no. the truth is no. i was unhappy at the time because all of us were suddenly told he's leaving. i thought it was too soon. you know, i think he should have stuck it out. but he had his own reasons. ♪ let's start right now >> the one d mu

taking on sydneyfirst set -- the wildcats stormed out of the gates -- karlee boyle welcomes the cowgirls to her block partyand then lateteinin the set -- janesville sets up bree thompson -- and she layeth the hammer down -- and the wildcats take home the title -- 3 sets to 1. in the 2-a final -- western chrisitan topped sumner - - fredericksburg who was making their first title game apperance -- 3 sets to 1 and in the 5-a final -- ankeny centennial repeated with a 4 set winner over bettendorf. it's been a season to remember for cedar rapids kennedy -- they've never arted a season 12 and oh until this year -- and they haven't been to the semifinals since 1993 -- now they get a shot for some revenge -- against bettendorf -- the last team to beat the cougars cougarsremember that was last season in the playoffs -- first quarter and the cougs strike first -- it's mr. do it all -- shaun buyer -- calling his own number -- and diving in for the score kenndy goes up 7it's tied at 7 in the ththd -- and that's when the cougars pounced -- tyler dralle -- sprints to the corner -- nobody can stop him

congressman brendan boyle cut the ribbon on 89 station from lansdale.n built in almost 20 years. >> it was a busy weekend for the nfc east that includes a tough loss for the eagles in philadelphia yesterday. >> it's up for grabs, it's caught. touchdown. that touchdown put them up by a point and the eagles never recovered. not only did they lose, they may be down a key player. sam bradford injured his shoulder and sustained a concussion. >>> the giants suffered a last-minute loss on their home turf. a 50-yard field goal gave new england the win 27-26. >>> the redskins were at home hosting the saints, the game was tied up in the second quarter until washington's 78-yard touchdown pass. the redskins beat the saints 47-13. the giants are still in first with the eagles and the redskins sit behind them. eagles head coach chip kelly is expected to speak to the media about yesterday's loss and the status of sam bradford. eagles host the bucks next sunday at the linc. >> james bonds continues to top the box office. spectre brought in $34.5 million. profits are n

weekend, temperatures were still warm enough for you to treat your grass. , bomgaars' store manager joe boyle says that lots of customers came in yesterday getting in some last minute winter preparations. "every time we have a first snow storm, there's always a rush in the beginning for people who can't find their shovel from last year or

dan boyle against craig anderson for the win. >> moves it on. >> new york grabs the eighth consecutive victory. their record is 13-2-2. >>> the devils have caught everyone off guard to start the season. tonight it was the opinion begins who found out the -- penguins who found out the hard way. improved to 10-6-1. 4-0 the final from newark. the big story tomorrow. the big game between the giants and patriots. 4:25 start. it will be on cbs2. >> who is winning? >> the patriots always -- i should say the giants find a way against the patriots. >>> we'll be right back. anwi a yr reen wel veoullhereummoe anlsor yr.lu 40doarba. soo li oca n.t t t pt.etio just press clean and let roomba help with your everyday messes. a full suite of sensors automatically guides roomba throughout your home. cleaning under furniture, along edges and in corners. and with its powerful three-stage cleaning system roomba picks up pet hair, dust and debris for up to 2 hours, recharging itself when it needs to. which means your floors are always clean. >>> for the entire cbs2 news team thanks for joining us. have a g

boyle, mountain rose, they have started their season. in fact they said that this will be the first time in ten years that they have been able to open their lifts all the way to the top of the mountain on the opening day. >> yes, for the first time opening up way before thanksgiving, so good to see. let's go back to bill in the weather center right now. >> the frost advisory tonight you guys. >> it just looks cold out there. >> it does. it was not that warm in the lower 60s, but it will be the upper 40s to the lower 50s tonight if you're out and about and in the mid-30s. even low 30s in the valleys as it looks kind of chilly right there with the jacket time. the way they feel tonight that it feels more like september. this pattern is what we mentioned for you el niÑo more about their storms from down in this area, right? and that these storms, they would come up from here and there and that it will be the characteristics that will be cold. that they will have to show you the school starts. 52 right now and 52 in fairfield down to the mid

heading into the season not many gave dowling a chance to three-peat, especially losing a guy like ryan boyle. but dowling has shown just how deep of a team it has and now stands on the cusp of history, something the players recognize, but aren't letting it go to their heads... "it's in the back of our mind every game we play, but we just gotta worry about the games ahead of us and so now it's finally the game so it'll be a fun one." "you know we really never talk about 39 out of 40 and we really haven't talked about three-peat, we've talked about week by week. and once it's all done, we can look back and try to put it all into perspective, but really we have to keep focused now on a good cedar rapids kennedy team and see what we can come up with." "we gotta plow through kennedy, that's what we gotta do. we gotta run the ball, pass the ball, run the ball, pass the ball. we gotta keep going and striving until we get our main goal." it all comes down to friday. dowling will get its shot at history, taking on #3 and 13-0 cedar rapids kennedy. that game kicks off at 7:06 friday night...jon and i

i know aaron sorkin, i know danny boyle, both academy award winners. i know jeff daniels, who played my part. this is really entertainment. it has nothing to do with the biopic. it is not particularly accurate in its facts. steve jobs is a much nicer person that it is portrayed in the film. it only shows a part of his life when he was very young. he wasn't perfect, as we all are, when we are young. he believed he could make perfect products and did not care if he was personally liked but wanted people to love his products, and that does come across in the film. in a lots not accurate of its details. steve is a much better person than he was portrayed. stephen: did you have much interaction with jeff daniels in playing you? i did meet with jeff because he wanted to see what my personality was like. some of it was kind of ridiculous. they positioned me as the suit. i haven't worn a suit in 40 years and i do not wear suits at apple. it is all part of entertainment. jeff is a great actor. stephen: you still have a diverse investing portfolio, papers intere

congressman brendan boyle joined montgomery county commission chair josh shapiro and others this morning to cut the ribbon on the ninth street station in lansdale. the new station is located between the lansdale and for tuna stations. it is septa's first new station in almost 20 years. coming up on "action news" tonight, social media outrage has prompted a local mall to make some changes for those wandering a visit with santa and ducis rodgers with the eagles reacting to their devastating loss to the dolphins yesterday. >> we had winning weather today. sunny and warm but this back door front will bring us cool changes tomorrow. i'll have details and track some late week rain on the way in the accuweather forecast. >> those stories and much more when "action news" continues tonight. >> ♪ [ female announcer ] business travel isn't just about the going. it's also about the going home. and being connected all along the way. whether you're working or recharging, do business travel on your terms. acela. take off. do business travel on your terms. >> this is new at 6 o'clock tonight. the cherry

with a script by aaron sorkin of "the social network" fame and directed by danny boyle of "slumdog millionaire," "steve jobs" is a film that plays fast and loose with the facts, but one that snaps, crackles, and pops with verve and vitality. "steve jobs" -- he will forever live in the cloud, the icloud. for kcci 8 news, this is john pascuzzi at the movies. the new film with academy award-winners sandra bullock and billy bob thorton in "our brand is crisis." laura: the hawkeyes are rolling along. plus, the announcer: from iowa's sports leader, this is kcci 8 sports. scott: it was a cyclone shakeup, when the team needed it the most. leading up to isu's game saturday, joel lanning was named starting quarterback. mark mangino was shown the door. todd sturdy was named the new offensive coordinator. time to see if all the changes would change the outcome for the cyclones, who came into the game with texas with three straight double-digit losses. it was a halloween special, joel lanning from ankeny getting his first start at home. how would his play calls mesh? first quarter, lanning led the team dow

boyle is recognized. >> thank you. i would just briefly say we face a real turning point in late august, ever since the shocking and horrific sight of a small boy's body being washed ashore on a beach in turkey. that really i think awoke the consciousness and consciences of many people. i was in europe at that time, as part of an international conference, and it clearly changed the dynamic in many western european countries that had not been stepping up to the plate to do their part. i would say that the size of the humanitarian assistance and i pre-read some of the testimony and i know we have had a three-pronged approach, clearly our humanitarian assistance has led the world. we are number one in that regard and should be quite proud of it. i think the question that i'm searching for an answer, that i really want answered and cannot at this point is are we going to continue to do a series of one-offs or will there actually be a worldwide collaborative effort to solve this problem. so in the hearing today, and many of

of doubters heading into the year wondering how coach tom wilson and the maroons would replace ryan boyle. 11 wins, zero losses and a trip to state later, who's laughing now? "dowling talks about the 2qb system that's helped them maroons make it to state." the semis are set player. bright and early at 9:06. defending champs newell- fonda will face don bosco. then mmc will take on glidden- ralston at 12:06 later thursday, class 3a, at 5:36, norwalk and sb-l get underway. then at 8:21, top ranked pella taking on #2 manchester west delaware friday morning, class a. denver and gladbrook reinbeck kick off at 10:06 then mount ayr faces akron- westfield at 1:06 in the evening in 4a, bettendorf and kennedy play just after 4. then in primetime, dowling versus valley part 2 at 7:06 saturday mornign, dike new hartford will try to upset 5-time champ iowa city regina. after 1, van meter will battle western christian and saturday night, in 2a, north fayette valley versus spirit lake at 4. and albia battles mount vernon at 7:06 jon: we'll be right back... you're watching local five news at 10. welcome b

bomgaars store manager joe boyle was able to share a few tips with me that he a ao tells his customers, just in case you get stuck in a winter storm. "water, snacks, ice scrapers and blankets are things to consider when packing your car," said bell. hyvee's customers saw a shortage of certain produce due to the high number of people stocking up on food. "there's hardly any milk and bread left," said walish. in sioux city, bria bell abc 9 news. jessica rae: you can follow our team of meteorologists on facebook and twititr, also, downlolo our abc9 app for constant updates throughout the orm and for a complete list of school and businesses closed or having late start time, head to siouxlandmatters- dot com " jessica rae: coming up.... i'll update you on a story we brought you last week... involving an incredibly old bottle of beer. stay tuned to hear from the man who found it. " " jessica rae: and.... the story behind this unlikely pair. find out how this predator a a his prey becamambest friend.. after the break. time, head to siouxlandmatters.co m jessica rae: "raspberry pi" has raised

a final -- janesville taking on sydneyfirst set -- the wildcats stormed out of the gates -- karlee boyle welcomes the cowgirls to her block partyand then later in the set -- janesville sets up bree thompson -- and she layeth the hammer down -- and the wildcats take home the title -- 3 sets to 1. in the 2-a final -- western chrisitan topped sumner - fredericksburg who was making their first title game experience -- 3 sets to 1 and in the 5-a final -- ankeny centennial repeated with a 4 set winner over bettendorf. it's been a season to remember for cedar rapids kennedy -- they've never started a season 12 and oh until this year -- and they haven't been to the semifinals since 1993 -- now they get a shot for some revenge -- against bettendorf -- the last team to beat the cougars cougarsremember that was last season in the playoffs -- first quarter and the cougs strike first -- it's mr. do it all -- shaun buyer -- calling his own number -- and diving in for the score kenndy goes up 7it's tied at 7 in the third -- and that's when the cougars pounced -- tyler dralle -- sprints to the corner --

this morning in picking up snow shovels and ice melt, just getting ready supposed to be coming," said boyle. "well i came down and came in to hy vee and i've got stuff like chili and goulash, some wine and some apple pie and cat food. i guess i'm ready for the storm," said walish. you can follow our team of meteorologists on facebook and twitter, as well as through our abc9 app for constant updates throughout the storm... of course, our meteorologist scott larson will detail your full forecast in just a few minutes. jessica rae: at howell's tree farm in cummings- they say the weekend after thanksgiving is the busiest time for them. and with so many different shapes and sizes, they have tips on how to pick out that perfect tree. "measure your space. make sure you don't get anything that's too big. you might even want to bring a tape measure with you. look for one that's got good color, no brown tips, a fairly straight trunk. we like a very full one, is what we do. full and about 7 to 8 foot tall." jessica rae: if you thought the deals stopped rolling out after black friday... think again. cu

dan boyle, a chance to win it. he does. he does that. the blue shirts stay red hot. they within the eighth straight game 2-1 was the final over the fores now number of nba players took time before the deal withs to tweet out thought and payers to the rickp tim in paris. lebron james who played against the knicks last night tweeted saying they get ready for the game i cannot help but think of the tragedy in paris. my god, what is up with people. pri years sent to the families. the bull's pau gasol tweeted in two languages saying my thoughts and ray years with all the people in paris. finally, alexis, a native of perhaps, who play for the new orleans pelicans tweeted pray for my family and friends hang on with a pk too speakers with the word "pray for paris" written on them. the fiction are off tonight. the nets in oakland to take on the in defeated aiers tonightment now to fat foote pal. securities beinged up the league announced today in condition tact with homeland see core tip anticipate f. that time fo known threats to nfl stadials. the league is asking fans to av

also, i will take you to los angeles and introduce you to father greg boyle who is helping gang members find hope and a new path through homeboy industriesp this jesuit priest tells me he's never met a monster. >> i've seen folks who are completely despondent and can't conjure up an image of what tomorrow will look like. >> a tale of infusing hope on this thanksgiving weekend. ♪ yeah. that's the one right? we forgot dave! thank you. so, can the test drive be over now? maybe head back to the dealership? it's practically yours, but we still need your signature. hurry in for great deals all black friday weekend on select new volkswagen models during the sign- then-drive event. if you have moderate to severe ...isn't it time to let the... ...real you shine... ...through? introducing otezla, apremilast. otezla is not an injection, or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. some people who took otezla saw 75% clearer skin after 4 months. and otezla's prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't take otezla if you are allergic to any of it

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boyle is recognized. >> thank you.horrific sight of a small boy's body being washed ashore on a beach in turkey. that really i think awoke the consciousness and consciences of many people. i was in europe at that time, as part of an international conference, and it clearly changed the dynamic in many western european countries that had not been stepping up to the plate to do their part. i would say that the size of the humanitarian assistance and i pre-read some of the testimony and i know we have had a three-pronged approach, clearly our humanitarian assistance has led the world. we are number one in that regard and should be quite proud of it. i think the question that i'm searching for an answer, that i really want answered and cannot at this point is are we going to continue to do a series of one-offs or will there actually be a worldwide collaborative effort to solve this problem. so in the hearing today, and many of the questions that are asked and answered, i hope we can spend a moment, take a look at the united

boyle: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, this bill is a great way for congress to appear as if it's acting and achieving something without actually doing anything. mr. speaker, i'm proud to be a member of the foreign affairs committee. we have had numerous hearings from the beginning of the year, including yesterday, on this issue specifically. one of the great challenges western countries face is the problem of home-grown terrorism. we saw that last week in paris when the overwhelming majority of those who perpetrated these acts were french nationals and belgian nationals. the big issue we face is what do we do with those who hold european passports and can come here easily by getting a plane ticket? what do we do with the problem of home-grown terrorism here in the u.s. those are the key challenges we face and how we balance our civil liberties and need for tourism with our need for security. this bill sadly today does absolutely nothing about it. so we are going to pass this bill and pat ourselves on the back and

boyle: thank you, mr. speaker. mr.aker, this bill is a great way for congress to appear as if it's acting and achieving something without actually doing anything. mr. speaker, i'm proud to be a member of the foreign affairs committee. we have had numerous hearings from the beginning of the year, including yesterday, on this issue specifically. one of the great challenges western countries face is the problem of home-grown terrorism. we saw that last week in paris when the overwhelming majority of those who perpetrated these acts were french nationals and belgian nationals. the big issue we face is what do we do with those who hold european passports and can come here easily by getting a plane ticket? what do we do with the problem of home-grown terrorism here in the u.s. those are the key challenges we face and how we balance our civil liberties and need for tourism with our need for security. this bill sadly today does absolutely nothing about it. so we are going to pass this bill and pat ourselves on the back and go

boyle: thank you, mr. speaker. mr.speaker, this bill is a great way for congress to appear as if it's acting and achieving something without actually doing anything. mr. speaker, i'm proud to be a member of the foreign affairs committee. we have had numerous hearings from the beginning of the year, including yesterday, on this issue specifically. one of the great challenges western countries face is the problem of home-grown terrorism. we saw that last week in paris when the overwhelming majority of those who perpetrated these acts were french nationals and belgian nationals. the big issue we face is what do we do with those who hold european passports and can come here easily by getting a plane ticket? what do we do with the problem of home-grown terrorism here in the u.s. those are the key challenges we face and how we balance our civil liberties and need for tourism with our need for security. this bill sadly today does absolutely nothing about it. so we are going to pass this bill and pat ourselves on the back and