damien: the other big theme in europe during 2015 has been islamist terror. and tragically, paris has been hit twice. at the beginning of the year 17 people were killed in attacks by jihadi gunmen. and then in november the french capital was hit by an even worse attack, when 130 people were killed in a series of bombings and shootings. many parisians say they refuse to change their lifestyle because that would be a victory for the terrorists. there are others though, who witnessed the carnage, and who are finding it more difficult to cope with the trauma. reporter: just walking to work is tough for sebastien now. he was working at la bonne biere when the terrorists launched their attack on the restaurant. he's not sure he can ever work here again without being afraid. sebastien: i didn't think i'd ever be able to come back here at all. it took some time. but i've lit candles -- five for the people who died here and one for a friend who was at the bataclan theatre. reporter: today's the first day he's set foot in the restaurant since the november 13 attack. th

i'm damien mcguinness. great you could join us. on today's show -- he's the hero of france, but he's from mali. the italian villagers who do not need protection. and in turkey, refugee children running away to the circus. but first to france, where many people are no doubt hoping that this year will be much better than last. in november, 130 people were killed in a series of islamist terror attacks. paris was left reeling. but that wasn't the first atrocity that the french capital suffered last year. exactly 12 months ago, gunmen attacked the headquarters of the satirical newspaper "charlie hebdo," killing 12 people. two days later islamists attacked a kosher supermarket -- five people were killed. the carnage horrified people across the world. but the atrocities were also marked by moving acts of bravery, including the actions of one young refugee from mali. reporter: it had almost seemed like a lost cause, but lassana bathily is now a french citizen. he'd spent nine years in france, most of it as an illegal immigrant, hoping his

damien: i sat opposite him at a white house dinner. more i was drinking, he became more like burgess meredith. as the evening went on. he's a natural, get him. charlie: he has done cameos. eight in the series? 12 in the first series? >> 12 in season one. charlie: it begins when? >> on the 17th on showtime. but it is on-demand already. you can stream the the first episode. charlie: congratulations. great to see you. thank you for joining us. see you next time. ♪ efforts to restore calm. the chinese currency continuing its rebound. a competitive devaluation falls away. bring back the circuit breakers.

damien: i went with secretary after san a mosque bernardino. president bush did something similar after 9/11. what happened to not represent muslim americans. seemed to gently nudge them each do a better job of communicating with the u.s. government and figuring out what is happening in their communities. is that something we have been good at, engaging with the muslim community? rasmussen: it a constant work in progress. secretary johnson should be commended for the work of trying to do this. role, i often work with fbi and homeland security people to engage muslim communities across the country. it is a different conversation in every community. in new york city may not work as well in los angeles or chicago or dallas or miami or detroit. free to those communities there needs to be a dialogue with federal law enforcement and the local community in the form of religious leaders and community leaders to try to figure out how to best keep an eye out an eye out for the signs of extremism. we are not perfect of this yet. we can certainly scale of

i'm damien mcguinness. great you could join us.'s the hero of france, but he's from mali. the italian villagers who do not need protection. and in turkey, refugee children running away to the circus. but first to france, where many

i'm damien mcguinness. great you could join us.s the hero of france, but he's from mali. the italian villagers who do not need protection. and in turkey, refugee children running away to the circus. but first to france, where many people are no doubt hoping that this year will be much better than last. in november, 130 people were killed in a series of islamist terror attacks. paris was left reeling. but that wasn't the first

we had damien on last week and i pointed out everyone in america works for, like, one of 12 billionaires. >> that's true, pretty much. >> stephen: are you the hero of this, or is the billionaire the hero of this? >> i would think the show is kind of unsparing of both sides. >> stephen: really? >> yeah. and i like to think i'm the hero. i don't know whether i'm actually all that heroic in it. but, you know, ultimately, the other guy is breaking the law. it's not like anybody in the federal government has ever broken any laws. >> stephen: uh-huh... ( laughter ) one interesting thing about whether or not you're a good guy or a bad guy is that i like to be prepared when i meet my guests. i like to know something about the project they're doing. >> okay. >> stephen: i like you, i like damien. i like the whole idea. so over the christmas break i was sitting around with my wife and kids and i said, "let's watch "billions"." so i put it in the little machine, and the very opening scene is you, like, hogtied with a ball gag and a dominatrix. >> she puts out a cigarette -- >> i didn't get that far

damien: cada vez que digo esta boca es mÍa y hablo concretamente de esta enorme malinterpretaciÓn delcamino que recorrer. >> hablamos con leÓn paleta. veremos como kevin de leÓn se convirtiÓ en el primer latino en ser lÍder de senado en california. kevin: no serÁ espacio polÍtico sin lucha. >> nos habla de la fotografÍa de lady dayana. ♪ ♪ arantxa: miles de manifestantes salieron en porto prÍncipe para pedir un alto a la crisis de la naciÓn caribeÑa. dicen que deberÍan peligrar dejar el poder pero dudan que lo haga ya que no sea elegido a su sucesor por proceso de elecciones. van a salir nuevamente a protestar sino entrega las llaves de la ciudad. feliz: el virus de zica tiene preocupada a la sociedad, la mayor parte de los pacientes son mujeres. de los mÁs de 20.000 casos registrados 2116 son mujeres embarazadas que corren riesgo de que sus hijos nazcan con defectos genÉticos como microcefalia. arantxa: siguiendo con tema de centro tan sÓlo en brasil se estima que la cifra siga en aumento, en venezuela se reportan casi 5000 casos mientras en el salvador ya supera los 6000 contagios.

we had damien on last week and i pointed out everyone in america works for, like, one of 12 billionaires. >> that's true, pretty`nuch. >> stephen: are you the hero of this, or is the billionaire the hero of this? >> i would think the show is kind of unsparing of both sides. >> stephen: really? >> yeah. and i like to think i'm the hero. i don't know whether i'm but, you know, ultimately, the other guy is breaking the law. it's not like anybody in the federal government has ever broken any laws. >> stephen: uh-huh... ( laughter ) one interesting thing about whether or not you're a good guy or a bad guy is that i like to be prepared when i meet my guests. i like to know something about the project they're doing. >> okay. >> stephen: i like you, i like damien. i like the whole idea. so over the christmas break i was sitting around with my wife and kids and i said, "let's watch "billions"." so i put it in the little machine, and t very opening scene is you, like, hogtied with a ball gag and a dominatrix. her foot your chest. >> she puts out a cigarette -- >> i didn't get that far. >> really?

i like to know something about the project they're doing. >> okay. >> stephen: i like you i like damien. i like the whole idea. so over the christmas break i was sitting around with my wife and kids and i said, "let's watch "billions"." so i put it in the little machine, and t t very opening scene is you, like, hogtied with her foot your chest. >> she puts out a cigarette -- >> i didn't get that far. >> really? >> stephen: let's go get some ice cream, kids. let's go outside. or fight with machetes. anything other than watch the rest of this. >> i'm sorry to hear that. >> stephen: really? >> yes. with your family there. you missed a very. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: kids-- >> you missed a teachable -- >> kids, it's-- >> it's very important. >> stephen: kids, have a safe word. have a safe word. perhaps "take all my land." >> that's a handy one. >> stephen: safe word to have. >> very good. >> stephen: i just said he's just trying to eat a very tough apple. ( laughter ) roughage is so important. >> absolutely! >> stephen: so your character has a dark side. >> he has an alternative s

damien: cada vez que digo esta boca es mÍa y hablo concretamente de esta enorme malinterpretaciÓn delcamino que recorrer. >> hablamos con leÓn paleta. veremos como kevin de leÓn se convirtiÓ en el primer latino en ser lÍder de senado en california. kevin: no serÁ espacio polÍtico sin lucha. >> nos habla de la fotografÍa de lady dayana. ♪ verde, verde, verde ♪ es tu hogar ♪ es tu ambiente ♪ la prueba de radón ♪ la salud la protege ♪ hazlo verde, verde, verde el vivir verde es asegurarse que el aire en su hogar es saludable para su familia. asegúrese de hacer una prueba de radón en su hogar. es fácil, para saber más, llame al... proteja la salud y el bienestar de su familia. haga la prueba de radón en su hogar. eso es vivir de manera saludable y verde. ♪ la prueba de radón ♪ la salud la protege ♪ hazlo verde, verde, verde la prueba de radón es fácil. sólo llame al... ♪ ♪ arantxa: miles de manifestantes salieron en porto prÍncipe para pedir un alto a la crisis de la naciÓn caribeÑa. dicen que deberÍan peligrar dejar el poder pero dudan que lo haga ya que no sea elegido a su sucesor por p

also damien politico covers national security for the wall street journal. eric: some success in ramadi in iraq. could you take this opportunity notssess the state of isis only in iraq and syria but in europe and the united states? : you're right to talk about successes in responding to some plotting. but we do live in a heightened threat environment. either isil directed or iso-inspired plotting. see gives us we tocern about isil's ability inspire individuals in their own locations to carry out activities. that isise indication is looking to direct attacks on western targets as well. focusing specifically on iraq and syria, the effort by iraqi is ansecurity forces important step forward in the effort to degrade and push back and shrink the size of the territory that isil controls. along, from anll analytical perspective, there is no single action that is going to result in the degradation of isil. this will take time. been out this a long time. it seems like some of the counterterrorism stuff against al qaeda was to follow the money and also to root out com

hastings would hang tough....damien austin....isolation.. ....ane one! that kid isstrong....hastings within seven..... but briar cliff likes lucky number thirteen.......herra ld to the rack! he had x---------x. chargers have won 13 straight./...95-83 the final. same matchup on the ladies side....briar cliff with hopes of ending its two- game skid against fifteenth-ranked hastings. opening quarter.....morgan hansen connects from deep....she had 8 points....chargers with the early lead. then its rachel jelden answering for the broncos.......the sharp-shooter had 12 points for hastings...... back and forth they go.....taor wagner the deep ball for b-c and the chargers cut the lead to two...... but hastings came johnson tickles the twine from distance.....bronco s take this one 65- 56. across town, second-ranked morningside.....win ners of seven straight....hosting doane.... second quarter....heather broman goes up and under jessica tietz.......tigers cut the early mustang lead to eight..... the other end.....lexi ackerman goes coast to coast! hoop and the h

. >>> i'm damien trujillo live in san jose. his last assignment. what does the outgoing police chief decide to do? he decides to walk the beat. that story is coming up next. >>> i'm rob mayeda, tracking a bit of showers moving through san francisco right now. moving from north to south. we've got a more impressive line of storms, 1, 2, 3 headed our way. turning stronger for the upcoming weekend. a look at the forecast when we come right back. one of his last acts as chief. today -- san jose police chief larry esquivel patroled the >>> one of his last acts as ore chief. today san jose police chief patrolled the streets one last time before leaving for his new job in tracy. in san jose, he spent the day in a part of town where neighbors say drugs and guns are common. we're talking about gramercy place near 680. damien trujillo was with the chief today and joins us this evening. >> reporter: gramercy place is up the street here. it's a place where some neighbors tell me they're afraid to walk out of their apartments. the outgoing police chief promised

and damien is one of the first students to it try out. >> it's been a year and a half since i have been to an actual dentist, because mine is all the way in iowa city. vanessa but this one is right : down the hallway providing , cleaning, filling and teeth removal services that you could receive at a typical dentist office. all, in part, to eliminate barriers to care. the clinic has the capacity of serving fifteen students a day. you just have to be a student at des moines public schools. vanessa the student interest is : sky rocketing. they've had twenty appointments since they opened and have already noticed a difference in class attendance. >> year in and year out dental problems are one of the top reasons that kids are out of school. vanessa and for the students who : may not enjoy loud drilling in their mouth, friendly dentists are there to make the day a-ok. >> just because they are sharp things does not mean they hurt you. steve: the dental clinic is open on wednesdays from 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. the school is also looking at opening a vision clinic this fall. stacey: let's check

visit ncicap.org] ♪ damien: hello and welcome to a special new year's edition of "focus on europe," aftertful year for the whole continent. so today, we're going to look back at the big issues that shaped 2015 with a reminder of some of our favourite stories. in greece, the refugee who's racing towards a new life in europe. the dutch relatives looking for answers after the downing of mh17. and why slovenian farmers are the salt of the earth. one of this year's big stories in europe of course has been the eurozone debt crisis. and it's greece that's been right in the middle of it. athens wants more financial support. but most other eurozone countries want to see economic

#ññóóóóawúwóóóóó damien: hello and welcome to a special new year's edition of "focus on europe," afterainly been an eventful year for the whole continent. so today, we're going to look back at the big issues that shaped 2015 with a reminder of some of our favourite stories. in greece, the refugee who's racing towards a new life in europe. the dutch relatives looking for answers after the downing of mh17. and why slovenian farmers are the salt of the earth.

stephen colbert -- damien lewis. plus, america ferrera. and an all-star performance. all new, tonight. cordes: most nurses are tough. they're problem-solvers. they like making things better. people don't have access to healthcare because they just can't afford it. bernie sanders understands how pharmaceutical companies and major medical companies are ripping us off. he understands that the system is rigged, and he's the only one who can bring real change. >> this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci 8 news at 10:00 with steve karlin, stacey horst, chief meteorologist john mclaughlin and sports director andy garman. steve: new tonight, president obama continued his push for stronger gun-control. stacey: the president headlined a town hall meeting on cnn. the white house says the meeting was intended, in part, to garner public support for the president's recent executive actions on guns. the nra refused to participate in tonight's event, saying it saw it as a quote public relations spectacle organized by the white house. president obama said that is not true. president o

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hastings would hang tough....damien austin....isolation.. ....ane one! that kid is strong....hastings within seven..... numbmb thirteen.......herra ld to the rack! the chargers have won 13 straight...95-83 the final. same matchup on the ladies side....briar cliff with hopes of ending its two- game skid against fifteenth-ranked hastings. opening quarter.....morgan hansen connects from deep....she had 8 points....chargers with the early lead. then its rachel jelden answering for the broncos.......the sharp-shooter had 12 points for hastings...... back and forth they go.....taylor wagner the deep ball for b-c and the chargers cut the lead to two...... but hastings came out with tons of fire....jordan johnson tickles the twine from distance.....bronco s take this one 65- 56. across town, second-ranked morningside.....win ners of seven straight....hosting doane.... second quarter....heather broman goes up and under jessica tietz.......tigers cut the early mustang lead to eight..... on the other end.....lexi ackerman goes coast to coast! hoop and the hack.....

and actor damien lewis joins us in the studio. that is the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green.

. >> reporter: damien marsden is 18 years old he cleant hampshire house passes under certain circumstances he could. >> i would be like you're too young at 18 to drimpt you still do stupid stuff you're not fully aware of what you're doing. >> reporter: house bill number 1606 filed by a scret state representative would allow alcohol use for those aged 18 to 20 with the intent that "younger people will no longer be initiated to alcohol consumption in the absence of adult supervision. adult supervision as defined by the bill a responsible 21-year-old. under the proposal the 18 to 20-year-old would not have unlimited access to alcohol. for one thing they could only consume beer and wine. plus, the bill makes no provision for the age group to purchase or possess alcohol. >> people they can't even handle their own alcohol so i don't see people being 18 years of age being around alcohol. i don't see it being safe. >> reporter: the drinking age in new hampshire was lowered to 18 in the 1970s some 30 years ago along with every other state. a representative for mothers against drunk driving or madd

this is damien torres, who has for years. he ran to a nearby park than is where they picked him up. >>> a fire destroyed a car on 192 this west northbound. firefighters say they are investigating what started this fire but they say everyone inside this car, even though it looked bad did get out okay. also in brevard county, first responders raced to u.s. 1 and main street in mims after a car slammed into a building tonight, paramedics rushed one person to the hospital thorks word on that person's injuries. and you can see crews boarded up the front of the building damaged from the car. we are asking what led up to the crash and who the driver was. we will let you know as soon as we hear. tonight we are learning the no longer secret details behind the prisoner swap between the u.s. and iran. it took fourteen months of the behind the scenes negotiations between the two countries to make this happen. and u.s. officials have confirmed iran has freed five washington post reporter, jailed on spy charges for more than a year and a h

he hopes to join british artists such as damien hurst. names such as his are raising the profile of this festival. >> asia is still very, very emerging. don't forget the history of contemporary art is not so old here. so it is on ht not possible to compare it with london and paris and new york. it is the future. the world is moving towards asia. singapore becomes more and more as well as hong kong and china a center for contemporary art >> reporter: there is something for everyone and there's debate about what they like and what they don't >>> there's more to be found on everything we've been covering in this bulletin and much more right here. aljazeera.com. that's it for this bulletin, but we will have more news a bit later on, including a round up of the headlines in a second. >>> genetic modification, incredible science in the lab usually means this. it can be controversial, it can also be extremely beneficial. >> just like that, i'm genetically modified >>> the mosquitos that carry two deadly diseases, malaria and dengue fe

and actor damien lewis joins us in the studio. that is the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. >> you are watching kcci eight news. [kcci captioning is brought to you by the iowa clinic.] shaina: right now on kcci -- president obama targets gun sales, hoping to close loopholes. his emotional plea to stop the new normal and the impact on iowans. eric: plus, close call. frightening moments on a west des moines escalator. the safety warning for all parents. good morning. thanks for waking up bright and early with us. shaina: it's 4:30 on wednesday, january 6. a wintry mix coming our way. metinka: it will be a mess starting today and into our weekend could this morning is quiet. very light snow flurries and a little bit of sleep. it's starting to work across near shenandoah and read of. the majority of precipitation will hold off until this afternoon. and we do not have much wind.

and actor damien lewis joins us in the studio. that is the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday.ne-marie green. have a great day. >>> good morning, everyone. taking a live look out at the golden gate bridge right now, you can see the roads are wet. you certainly want to take your time as you head into work this morning. it's early. it's wednesday,it's january 6, i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it is early. it is 4:30 in the morning early. >>> this morning a powerful new storm is hitting the bay area and the national weather service has posted a flash flood watch for most of northern california. you can see in south san francisco flooding is already a problem. today's system is the third of the week so far. and it's also the biggest. >> and in san jose, we're seeing a phenomenon that's been missing during the drought. water is now running through the guadalupe river. take a look. it had gone dry after four years of drought. >> and in the sierra, a winter storm warning is in effect this morning. up to 2 feet of snow fell in some of the higher elevations y

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let's head to some market with damien a sense you. >> does go back to oil. let's take a look at what happened with the markets. we are in session lows. the s&p is down. the dow is down seven -- 7/10 of a percent. is on placeitself 2009ts worst january since let's take a look at what happening with crude. at its sessiong lows. been down 4% to it hadn't down as low as 4%. this basically goes off the cliff after saudi arabia's head of ramco said they could keep loyal -- low oil experts for a very long time. the is the sector health of s&p sectors. telecommunication is the only single green on this board right -- now. most, 2%.are down the energy is down 15%. financials are down 15%. these for stocks of the top five biggest laggard on the s&p. bank of america is down 35%. five s&p.nts for ofigroup is down 3% rate banks are becoming of your concern as play cds rise. -- bank cds rise let's look at safe havens in the 10 year yield is falling to session lows. you see that drop after saudi arabia talked about royal -- oil yield is down three basis points to the yield

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