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candy crowley thanks so much. >> thanks, guys. >> keep it here for "state of the union with candy crowley starts at the top of the hour, 9:00 a.m. eastern right here on cnn. >>> have you dared to open up the window or the door yet this morning? ahh, cooler weather. >> don't rush it. >> it is a long distance runner's best friend, whether you like it or not. >> so i hear. in new york 50,000 people from all over the world are expected to take part in the city's marathon, which starts in just a few minutes. the course will take them through all five of new york's burroughs. jennifer gray is in the weather center with a look at the race and the conditions the runners will encounter. how about it? >> yes, it is cold but the runners will be warmer than the folks watching it because temperatures feel like 32 right now. here's a live look at the south identify of central park, runners will be running through there in the next couple of hours, and so as we get ready for the marathon, temperatures are starting out chilly but winds are having an impact, 10-mile-per-hour winds with gusts at 22. earlie

crowley going on to lead law enforcement with barnes leading a life of crime.n now is with two pending cases of kidnapping, could barnes be responsible for the disappearance of other young women around virginia? >> we've taken that into consideration and we're going to continue to delve into that with delvin barnes. other females that have experienced this with him. >> reporter: many other young women have gone missing in virginia and barnes allegedly said a very curious thing to his young virginia accuser. >> he allegedly showed the victim some pictures of some prior women that he claimed he had allegedly done the same thing to and sort of kind of intimidating her saying, if you tell, i'm going to take your picture, i've got your picture along with these and i'll find you. >> reporter: law enforcement hasn't found those photographs. to the mother of barnes' accuser in virginia, she only has a few words. >> i hope that you [ bleep ] in he wil hell. >> reporter: but a good friend of barnes said this -- >> i don't believe it. he'd give you his shirt off his back

crowley, or who the successor names may be?n is a pretty tightly bound group. i think you look first at those who have already served in the administration and, you know, can work within the inner circle that the white house has. ash carter was the deputy secretary of defense, michelle floinoi. someone who can work on policy in syria, is someone to look at. >> woodruff: not an outside name. >> no, and it's hard to see who will change the policy picture or becomes a more convincing representative of the administration policy. >> woodruff: but and there's -- something was made today of the fact that this is the president's final quarter of his time in office, final two years, that he wants this person to be the person who stays there until the end of the term. >> i think he would have liked to have secretary hagel serve out the full four years as the secretary himself anticipated, but it's a tough job. >> woodruff: well, that's certainly what's coming across today. tom donnelly, thank you. p.j. crowley, thank you. >> thanks, judy

crowley, thank you. >> thanks, judy.asure. >> ifill: last thursday president obama announced he would take steps to reform the u.s. immigration system without the approval of congress. among other things, the president's executive orders will defer deportations for up to five million immigrants, in addition to expanding border security. that task falls to the department of homeland security. secretary jeh johnson is just back from a trip to the u.s. mexico border. he joins us now. before we turn to the discussion about immigration, i have to ask you about ferguson, secretary johnson. how is the federal government or is it bracing for whatever happens there tonight? >> well, gwen, we have enhanced the presence of the federal protective service around federal buildings in the st. louis area. the larger point i would like to make is over the -- (technical difficulty) -- people were disappointed by the process to channel disappointment and energy into positive forms of engagement to bring about change to the process they're

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i am joined by the vice chair of the democratic caucus, joe crowley from new york. briefly, because we want to get to our incoming members, i want to say this, once again, if you are joining the democratic caucus, you are joining the most diverse group of elected representatives in any body in the world. 2/3 of the incoming democrats to the house of representatives are women. among them, many people of color, and they come from as diverse a background as you can imagine. we are proud of all the incoming members of the house democratic caucus, and we are looking forward to welcoming all of them into the caucus as we proceed forward in the 114th congress. we still have work to do in the 113th. we believe the people of this country expect us to get done the work of the 113th in these last two months before we end the year. and there is quite a bit to do. we need to make sure there is a budget in place so we do not have this shutdown scenario, where you lose billions of dollars of economic capability and hundreds of thousands of americans cannot go to work. i think a lo

and dancandy crowley. and new hampshire are two of the most important states in tonight's election. as we talk about the six must pick up for the gop. the president has not visited either of the two states. bill and hillary clinton campaigned in both. they're campaigned for more than 30 democrat can dates in 25 states. did the democrats make a mistake in pushing the clintons over the current president of the united states? >> short answer, no. when bill clinton was president in 1994, we couldn't draw flies. people hated him. very wisely the democrats are going to their bench and thank god they have president clinton and they have hillary. i mean had ronald reagan still been healthy in the clinton presidency, can you imagine what he would have been doing? having a former president and a former secretary of state that are that popular -- and wibill clinton is the most popular political figure in the country. >> they've invested so much time in this election. what are the stakes for them if they lose? if the

i'm candy crowley. the faa released records this week detailing 25 incidents where small drones came within feet of crashing into a commercial airliner. considering a flock of geese is enough to bring down a jet in new york city into the hudson, this new report details a very real and concerning threat to air travel. with me now michael huerta, head of the federal aviation administration. i know you're working on regulations for those unmanned drones, but can you describe to me your perception of the threat at this point to commercial airliners? >> well, unmanned aircraft has both great potential as a use for things like surveillance of power lines and so forth but we care about first and foremost maintaining a safe aviation system. so how we integrate them into our national air space system is done with safety as our paramount concern. >> right now regulations supposedly you should not be flying one of these higher than 400 feet, et cetera, et cetera. >> correct. >> go ahead. >> you should not fly them

monica crowley is -- fox news contributor. carl just brought up the fact that hillary clinton went several times, i believe, to campaign for allison lundgren grimes. it did not work in this case. people going to read the tea leaves that they went into -- they went into georgia for michelle nunn and went into kentucky for allison grimes. none of that worked. in fact, 31 of the candidates they stumped for, gretchen, failed to win last night. very tough to say well then they don't have any coattails going into 2016. i think that's a dangerous thing. what i think is t does tell us here going forward, and i think the clintons prosecute probably talking about this today as they convene their inner circle about how to move forward. what we saw in 2008 and 2012 was not a new democratic coalition. that was really talked about lots saying well, barack obama was able to build a new democratic majority. i think what we saw last night blew that out of the water, and this has to be something that the clintons are worried about. what you saw

this is "state of the union." >>> good morning from washington, i'm candy crowley. the weekend before the midterm election is a great time to spot possible presidential contenders for the next one. they're out campaigning for colleagues and picking up kids. we found senator rand paul in pennsylvania where we sat down to talk politics and headlines. i asked paul, a libertarian, about mandatory quarantines for health care workers who return to the u.s. after treating ebola patients in africa. >> well, i think it's interesting that the cdc and the president have downplayed this. the president says you're riding on a bus, you're not going to get ebola. if they're asymptomatic that's true but if someone's symptomatic obviously you are at a great deal of risk ride on a bus with someone who has ebola. >> she's asymptomatic. >> right, it is a different story. it depends on your stage of the disease. the other thing is the cdc acknowledge it can be transmitted through a sneeze. they're admitting now it's contagious. when we get to the question of quarantine it's a tough ques

this is "state of the union". >>> good morning from washington i'm candy crowley. in the past few days we've learned president obama has reached out to a pair of u.s. adversaries. he sent a letter to the supreme ayatollah in iron and intelligent gameneral james clapper to north korea. >> amazing two years. i learned a lot. i grew a lot. lost a lot of weight. in a good way. but i stood strong because of you. >> i'm joined now by harvard university professor and former undersecretary of state nicholas burns. nick it's good to see you. what does north korea want out of this? >> well, you know, candy, it's difficult to figure out sometimes what's happening in that kingdom called north korea. we've never had an american official meet with kim jong-un the 31-year-old leader. he makes all the big decisions so he obviously made the decision to release the two americans this weekend and the american last month. it looks like he's looking for a conversation with the united states. i think, candy, for two reasons. here's two possible explanations. number one, north korea runs

"state of the union with candy crowley" starts right now. >>> the big dogs are out. clinton, bush, christie, romney and paul headed for this election's finish line and points beyond. >>> today, 2012's tea party upstart, now the go-to guy for mainstream republicans. >> i want to be someone who does bring the party together. >> can 2016 be far behind? we are on the trail with senator rand paul. >>> plus an old hand handicaps the new game. former secretary of state and white house chief of staff james baker on global tensions and republican politics. >>> then -- >> that's what hope is. >> -- the echo of elections passed. >> show that you still have hope and go out there and vote! >> what tuesday's election results will mean for the candidate of hope and change. this is "state of the union." >>> good morning from washington, i'm candy crowley. the weekend before the midterm election is a great time to spot possible presidential contenders for the next one. they're out campaigning for colleagues and picking up kids. we found senator rand paul in pennsylvania where we sat

they didn't want to spook i am his captain crowley said because he didn't know that the 16 year-old girl had survived this attack and ran and was at a building supply store and got air lifted to a hospital that is how bad she was. they were hoping to get him. but they knew when he didn't show up for his paycheck that he knew they were looking for him and he was gone. they had no idea he was until they found him in jessup maryland on monday. so here is the the video that we got of him last night, this is around 11:00 o'clock last night and this is him being brought back, extradited to virginia and they brought him into be seen as he did on the street in that same puffy black jacket that we saw him in surveillance with the hood over his head even, they put on him because they want any other potential victims that he lung for, grabbed or even attack that somehow also escaped him to recognize him on television, and then come forward because they fear that this is just a pattern of behavior that he did with both the the 16 year-old girl down in virginia and carlesha here in philadelphia. that

that's going to take years for sure. >> pj crowley, thank you, sir. >> okay. shep. >>> israel is hitting back after the deadly attack on a synagogue in jerusalem. we'll go live to israel for a look at what's happening and hear from a relative of one of the americans who died ahead with the rest of the day's news from the fox news deck. and ah, so you can see like right here i can just... you know, check my policy here, add a car, ah speak to customer service, check on a claim...you know, all with the ah, tap of my geico app. oh, that's so cool. well, i would disagree with you but, ah, that would make me a liar. no dude, you're on the jumbotron! whoa. ah...yeah, pretty much walked into that one. geico anywhere anytime. just a tap away on the geico app. it's time to get to work are finally over, fixing our long-term national debt to help build a stronger economy. with a solid fiscal foundation, we can create more jobs, invest more in innovation and infrastructure, and make america more competitive, giving our kids a better future. a bipartisan solution to our lo

are you in agreement with jason crowley the captain of the sheriff's department down there that you fear there is more victims out there that we just don't know about. >> obviously we have to look into that possibility. you certainly can't ignore it. i'm sure both authorities in virginia, maryland and even here will look at our missing person files to see if anything fits. >> reporter: that was commissioner ramsey saying they will look at missing persons cases but authorities here in philly do seem confident but can't be 100 percent sure barnes did not attack any other woman between the time he fled virginia last wednesday, they think and kidnaped carlesha sunday night with you if any other local woman watching may have managed to somehow avoid him, fight him off or runaway thinks how he likely looked last week when it was cool out at night and they may recognize him in that jacket and come forward with another horrific tail of how they missed being raped, kidnaped or even killed by this monster, chris and kerry. >> monasteries a word i'm's sure people would agree work steve, thank you s

gloria borger is in for candy crowley. starts right now. >>> no cover-up, no conspiracy but plenty of confusion. a new bipartisan report on benghazi goes inside the cia. what really happened? we'll get at the facts with republicans lindsey graham and democrat adam schiff. then -- >> to those members of congress that question my authority, pass a bill. >> barack obama goes it alone on immigration. republicans say he's breaking the law. what will they try to do about it? former senator rick santorum on the price of the presidential order. >>> plus, in missouri awaiting a grand jury decision that could become a verdict on race in america. >>> and the death and legacy of a washington, d.c., political powerhouse, mayor marion barry. this is "state of the union." i'm gloria borger in for candy crowley. >>> we all remember when ambassador chris stevens and three other americans were killed in a terror attack at the u.s. consulate but the facts of the matter have long since been lost in a haze of investigations. by our count, eigh

candy crowley, cnn, washington. >> we shall see. for new jersey governor chris christie, last night's victories could be seen as proof all of his hard work paid off. he traveled to some 36 states, stumping for florida's rick scott and wisconsin's scott walker, both of whom won big. could his success in the midterms give christie the boost he needs to make a play for the white house in 2016? it here's what fwmgovernor chrie said about that earlier on "new day." >> what is your timetable when you'll zmi. >> you know, sometimes next year. there's no rush in making this kind of decision. i think there's no reason to rush a decision as important as this. you know, i've said it all along there's three questions i'll ask myself. is it right for me? is it right for my family? is it right for my country. if i don't answer yes to all three, i won't run, and if i do answer yes to all three, then i will. >> you care about your party. everybody says that, that this was important to you to show that you could give a message in as many states as p

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in the meantime, cnn's candy crowley looks at a whole new political landscape that actually may not be quite so different. >> reporter: it was both quicker and broader than they dared hope, so the grand old party was big-time giddy over their big old victory. >> we are fixing to retake the senate! and to retire harry reid as majority leader! i heard a rumor that there was a capitol maintenance man headed to harry reid's office now with a screwdriver and a new sign for the door. >> reporter: from the great smoky mountains of north carolina -- >> we have swept this nation with a compelling senate majority. >> reporter: to the rockies in colorado and the farm fields of iowa. >> we are heading to washington. and we are going to make them squeal! >> reporter: republicans not only took control of the senate, they strengthened their grip in the house. this will change everything. or this may change nothing. >> i don't expect the president to wake up tomorrow and view the world any differently than he did when he woke up this morning. he knows i won't either. >> reporter: when tuesday evening

. >> our candy crowley breaks down the red tide that swept america. >> reporter: it was both quicker and broader than they dared hope, so the grand old party was big will have time giddy over their big old victory. >> we are fixing to retake the senate and to retire harry reid as majority leader. [ cheers and applause ] i heard a rumor that there was a capital maintenance man headed to harry reid's office now with a screwdriver and a new sign for the door. >> reporter: from the great smokey mountains of north carolina -- >> we have swept this nation with a compelling senate majority. >> reporter: -- to the rockies in colorado and the farm fields of iowa. >> we are heading to washington and we are going to make them squeal! [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: republicans not only took control of the senate, they strengthened their grip in the house. this will change everything. or this may change nothing. >> i don't expect the president to wake up tomorrow and view the world any differently than he did when he woke up this morning. he knows i won't, either. >> reporter: when tuesday

i'm gloria borger in for candy crowley. it's a conspiracy, there's a cover-up, for more than two years now, we have heard the charges from republicans critical of how the white house handled the benghazi tragedy and we all remember when ambassador chris stevens and three other american americans were killed in the terror attack at the u.s. consulate, but the facts of the the matter have long since been lost in a haze of investigations, by our account eight so far. the latest comes from the house intelligence committee. its conclusions are simple. no conspiracy, no cover-up and as for the political shenanigans, absolutely not. with us, senator lindsey graham, one of the most outspoken critics of the administration's handling of benghazi. senator graham, thank you so u much for being here, and let me get straight to what the int intelligence committee says. >> thank you. >> it says, fit, no outright int intelligence failure, and second, no decan lay in attempts to rescue the benghazi staff, and third, the famous susan rice ta

i'm candy crowley. this morning the militant group isis is claiming to have killed another american, aide worker peter kassig. if the confirmed he would be the fifth westerner beheaded. in an isis video the group again threatens the united states by telling president obama that "we will begin to slaughter your people on your streets." joining us is cnn national correspondent nic robertson. nic, you know, a human tragedy of horrible proportions. what is the isis plan? how does this fit in to where they're headed? >> this is part of a much larger propaganda message. this particular video makes it different from the previous ones. there say narrative here that tells how isis grew from iraq and then into syria, of where it plans to go. this video comes hard on the heels last week of five different radical islamist groups in algeria and libya and saudi arabia, in yemen and in egypt, all pledging loyalty towards isis. they promote that idea. they threaten the united states. they threaten great britain, they t

romney has obama cornered, and he says to him, you're saying -- after, first of all, crowley gives him a set-up line about, something about hillary clinton says it's her responsibility, and then obama strides up like he knows this is going to happen, and he says, no, the buck stops here, it's my responsibility. i always take full responsibility for it. and the morning afterwards, i said it was a terrorist attack, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. and then romney gets up and is says you said it was a terrorist attack the morning after? and now he's, obama's sitting in the back, back in the corner on his stool. and he says yes, yeah. you said -- i just want this on the record, candy, he said it was a terrorist attack the morning after. and then obama says, candy? and then she starts waving a piece of paper. yes, yes, he said it was a terrorist attack. yes, he said it was a terrorist attack. and then the audience, against all rules, starts applauding. and now romney is looking, you know, and then candy and then obama starts talking over romney, candy starts talking, let's move on, let's move

"state of the union with candy crowley" starts right now. >>> isis releases a new video claiming to have beheaded another american, threatening to bring its violence to u.s. streets. today, the senate's number two democrat dick durbin on isis abroad and politics at home. >>> plus the more things change, the more they seem the same. >> that's going to happen. that's going to happen before the end of the year. >> we're going to fight the president tooth and nail. >> the showdown over immigration with congressman xavier becerra, former bush attorney general alberto gonzalez and for

crowley. >>> good afternoon, president chiu, supervisors. i've been a 53-year resident of telegraph hill, been an active telegraph hill dweller for 48 of those year, four terms as president. everything everyone has talked about today is part of my life and my history. yes, i worked with the planner park committee. i worked with howard long, [speaker not understood]. they did the design, and we did fund-raising for -- it was a seven-year project. we had to lose a million dollars and lose another million because the costs kept going up. but pioneer park at the rear of coyt tower is our project. it exists because of us. it's a public-private partnership. the city solution to the erosion of the park was literally falling down. we still put a chain link fence around it. we said, wait a minute, this is icon i can, we have to take care of it, so, we did. we also did studies on traffic, on the coyt tower bus, tourism traffic and we worked with the city to re-route the coyt tower bus so it would stop at fisherman's wharf and take people on the bus in

captain jason crowley said barnes history of brutal icing and raping women may be part of the bigger pardon and barnes confessed to carlesha's case but wasn't exactly confess to go authorities and let reporters down there question him right there and see only answer he gave those reporters had to be bleeped out. >> mr. barnes are there any other victims? what can you tell us about why you did this. mr. barnes, anything to say to the people here in central virginia. >> bleep, tell them that. >> reporter: are you in agreement with with jason crowley the captain on the sheriff's department down there that you fear more victims out there that we just don't know about. >> obviously you have to look into that possibility. you cannot ignore it. i'm sure both authorities in virginia and maryland and even here will take a look at missing person files to see if anything fit. once interrogate todd see if he gives anything up. but it is a great concern and lets you know had he not been recovered and rescued as quickly as she was we don't know what the outcome would have been with her either. thi

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"state of the union with candy crowley" starts right now. >>> the big dogs are out.nton, bush, christie, romney and paul headed for this election's finish line and points beyond. >>> today, 2012's tea party upstart, now the go-to guy for mainstream republicans. >> i want to be someone who does bring the party together. >> can 2016 be far behind? we are on the trail with senator rand paul. >>> plus an old hand handicaps the new game. former secretary of state and white house chief of staff james baker on global tensions and republican politics. >>> then -- >> that's what hope is. >> -- the echo of elections passed. >> show that you still have hope and go out there and vote! >> what tuesday's

"state of the union" with candy crowley starts right now. >>> two americans home from north korea. heads to asia. a whole bunch of republicans are coming to the nation's capital. >>> today, riding the ship of state or rearranging the deck chairs. from across the senate aisle republican john thune and democrats tell what it means. >> now it's up to people like me to regain the trust and confidence of the american people. >> three first generation americans, two veterans of the iraq war one the son of a janitor and crossing guard the other only jewish republican

just like the candy crowley thing. >> and that is the shame of it all. >> they are asking questions thatre not honest. >> and correcting the man in the debate. >> ann coulter all of the time we have tonight. >> and coming up. the largest solar flares in decades and what you need to know about t t t t t t >> scientist are watching the largest sun spot in 25 years and sending out flares that disrupt navigation systems and radio communications and the sun spot is 20 times the size the surface of the earth and the flares produce as much energy as a kt what happens if there is a hit from a giant solar flare? with me now, frank, what does happen if there is this giant solar flare that hits us? >> it is a matter of speculation. but the general consensus is that it is very bad for a electifiied society like ours ú storm caused mass disruption of the system that we had in the time. the wires caught on fire. the society dependent and systems that would be devitated, would grind to a screeching halt and the loss of life as a result would be in the tens if not hundreds of millions. >> frank, we tal

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. >> crowley, new hampshire. >> it sounds worse than it really is. okm,xxhpqbuovca%ñobmjkf0hémuj>hat would be amazing if he does win, that will tell the tale for the night. >> the ones that are really hotly contested, like north carolina, where tom tillis and kay hagan have gone back and forth. moving her again way down the east coast, the two states that are the best chance for a democrat to pick up would be new hampshire, north carolina. bob tell us about kay hagan, thoughts? >> hagan has grown consistently, her ground game is very, very good. i think hagan who was the most vulnerable of all the democrats as we start this election year, may well be the one that turns out to persevere. >> greg, your thoughts on this one? >> i'm not so much interested in the race as what's going to happen after, the media is already in gear, they're talking about the republicans gain control, that rather than change the direction of the country, they should change the direction of their party. so if you win, you must preserve the downward spiral that we're experiencing now, and if you look at the

here's cnn's candy crowley. >> i think this election is going to be a referendum on the president.ven he acknowledged his policies are indirectly on the ballot and there's a great deal of unhappiness that he feels like he promised beyond things and would be a uniter but not a divider. i called him a month ago and said, mr. president, i'll work with you on criminal justice. i want you to try to help me bring american profit home to create jobs here. he voted for this in 2005. lower the tax rate, bring money home, create jobs, it's a win/win for both parties, but i was disappointed he chose to attack american corporations, attack american business instead of saying, i will help you bring jobs home and we'll do it together. >> you are right, certainly there are a lot of circumstances that if you're a democrat you're looking at and thinking, an unpopular president, history is generally against the party that has a president in a midterm that holds the oval office. we're seeing these individual polls, we also see that the democrats had much tougher territory to defend than republicans d

is going on here circumstance fox news contributor, washington time on-line opinion editor monica crowleyd associate editor, columnist at the hill, ab stodard what do you make of this. >> there has been no assessment by nato that these nuclear capable troops have brought with them into crimea, nuclear weapony of whether kind. >> well, this has been -- this incurring to eastern ukraine has been feared for months. as we've been consumed with isis, and ferguson, missouri, and then coverage of the elections. i am sure that vladimir putin has been sitting back noticing how distracted american public has been, while he is continued, if you read about this, and follow this, to make provocative and aggressive moves in the baltic states, this has been a worry for a long time, as you mentioned, president obama is there at the apec summit, and another g-20 meeting with putin days from now. and they talk, we it reports they are talking for you know clusters of 15 to 20 minutes but we hear no news. i don't think he has any -- made progress in his ability to move putin who was never punished for invade

cnn's chief political correspondent candy crowley is in state of the union. >> thanks. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> you had a really interesting discussion this morning to both sides. from that what was your take-away? is there room for compromise, or can democrats and republicans sticking to their hard core positions? >> well, here's the problem. everybody says, oh, there's plenty of room to compromise. we can do it on infrastructure, you know, roads and bridges, and et cetera. we can find an agreement on immigration? really? because you've been trying for however many years. i think since ronald reagan last did immigration reform to do it again. while everyone seems willing, you know, we had four brand new members of congress as of swran. >> american people want to us reach across the aisle, but the minute we started talking about different things, they had, of course, different positions. i thought that the other interesting thing was we talked to senator -- a republican in the leadership on senate side. we also talked to chris murphy, senate democrat and

it is a big position but seeps like no one wants to be the next defense achievement monica crowley willl you why. and a couple who had an airplane crashed in their home and now suing to make it home sweet home again. what are you most thankful for? i will show you my list and pictures too in the top of the hour. >> russia is now involved in a whole different kind of border dispute. there is a rare siberrian tiger that is similar to this one in the bottom of the screen. it was released in the wild by russian president vladimar putin in remote siberia. now china's news agency said one of the tiger ares turned up in their country and killed 15 goats and more are missing. no immediate response from the russian official. >> international incident there. >> you got that. and a timely new report on u.s. air travel said unless we upgrade our airport infrastructure what we see today would be a weekly occurrence. more delays and threatening the u.s. economy. we'll bring in eric hampton who is senior director of the travel industry. >> the airlines are healthy and adding more flights and as a cons

. >> with us now in new york city monica crowley and from washington democratic strategist.ou know, these looters, gentleman jeanise i think it's more than a party. should be prosecuted as such. >> absolutely. 100% with you. there is a group of people that decided they are going to misbehave and break the law and engage in violence. this absolutely must be prosecuted. those small businesses need to get -- there is nothing somber or serious about this kind of action. this is pure violence. this is not what this is about. we must keep the cuss on what the long-term solution is to this issue. it's not the looting what is the issue here. >> it is an issue though the perception. >> let me tell you what the issue is. >> yes. >> the protesters are angry, right? >> yes. >> do you know who is also angry? people watching those looters. real angry. >> absolutely. >> you know there are a lot more of those people than the protesters. this sets back race relations decades. al sharpton, one of the most vilified human beings in this country right now. all right? people hate him. and they se

bill: and he just made monica crowley's argument, presto. >> i'm not surprised at all. i've been talking about the truth about this man for six years, bill. this is man for six years as president who constantly aside the constitution, the law, the congress, public opinion, to effect what he had wanted. and what he wants. in this case i think this is particularly egregious example. this is bypass of congress and actual defiance of congress to issue a blanket amnesty. the chief executive's role is not to write laws or change them in any way. there is proper political process. that is what he was referring to in all the comments when he said over the years he doesn't have the constitutional authority do it. yet when first year of presidency had big majority in both houses he could have done anything he wanted he didn't do it. he will go over the heads of american people and people and write the laws himself this is constitutional crisis and abuse of power. bill: doug. >> imagine as a democrat have somewhat different but complimentary to monica's. i want comprehensive immig