there were fighters in every ghetto, jewish fighters, there were resistance members in every city, every camp. why weren't they helped? help came to the resistance movement from every single occupied country. the only ones who never received any help, not even encouragement where the jewish fighters in the , warsaw ghetto and other ghettos. and for me, a man who grew up in a religion, the jewish religion, a man who, his entire life, thought that god is everywhere, how is it that man's silence was met by god's? i do not believe there are answers. there are no answers. and this museum is not an answer. it is a question mark. if there is a response, it is a response in responsibility. in one of my tales, an ss officer says to a young student, you want to live, he said they , laugh at you. others try to redeem themselves through you. people will refuse to believe you. the truth, buts it will be the truth of the madman. in 1942, a jew escaped. he came to a rabbi and, in yiddish, he said, rabbi -- they are killing our people. the rabbi looked at him, the jew says, rabbi, you think i am crazy.

. >> one classic form was an eight act variety show, and in every city across america, there was a vaudevilleheater, and they traveled, appeared on the bills. travel was brutal and hotel accommodations terrible. they lived like that for years. >> we have all the marx brother fills. do we have any record what the act was like? >> they had a sketch, on stage 2,000 times, and they just, the cameras in 1931, and it's a great look at what it was like on stage. >> what do you think you are? >> hey, wait a minute, you know who this is? >> no. >> he sells frankfurters. >> it was a tough lifestyle, they went on stage so they didn't have to work in sweat shop. shop in new york when she came to the country. they were just trying to get by, trying to make a living, and they built and created their act and created their career. >> is sweat shop up here, you hear the poor kids hammering away. >> might come sawing through the floor. ♪ hello ♪ i must be going ♪ i'm glad i came ♪ but just the same i must be going ♪ >> and the book is called -- >> four of the three musketeers." >> that's what he looks like on

because every city deserves its moment in the limelight. and 2017 is ours. city's history, with one turning hollywood into hullywood. people here have recreated famous movie scenes. and later in the evening there's going to be a giant musical fireworks display. that is what is going to be set off. and those are bigger than those that were used in london's new year's eve celebrations. as for the soundtrack, every single song is by an act from hull. it's hoped that in 2017, one million people will visit hull. and this has caused a problem. the city only has 1000 hotel rooms. hello. hi there, come in. so a campaign has encouraged locals into the bed—and—breakfast trade. it's a great role, really. it feels like an unpaid ambassador. so i can welcome people into our home, and really help them to understand a bit more about the city. they might come with a negative perception, but i really feel they will leave with a much more positive perception after they've stayed here. and another bonus — the bbc has decided that every time the tv weather map appears in 2017,

e it is more wher than bipartisanship, it's to the common benefit for every citizen in every city, county, state. there's a federal importance to this whole question of policing strategies and what should be done about it. the fact thatwith we still have a number of things done.ust be thes ago, i had a bill, patterns and practices act. useful way for a the federal government to intervene in what would normally be considered a local matter. where there are certain activities or even, sometimes, particular law enforcement individuals or activists who are anti-law enforcement, who would bywarranted to be visited federal intervention. it has been used selectively. i have not found it to be criticized overly. it makes for the discussions and interchangesnd the necessary to build up this level of trust that is so important in inms of how we proceed building up good law enforcement and community relationships. this is not a simple problem that passing a bill and signing a law will take care of. that, with the new administration, we can find ways to continue to work on this policing strategies co

the country's nearly 200 breweries -- it is producing just about every city in belgium and its historyes back to medieval times. here is a reminder of the top stories. as of thousands of people are fleeing aleppo as government troops push to reclaim territory from rebel forces. the un security council is holding an emergency session to talk about the fight. you can always get "dw news" on the go. just download our app. they will give you access for news around the world along with push notifications for any breaking news. you can also send us photos and videos. after a short break i will be back to take you through the day. stick around for that. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ ♪ >>> shanghai is one of china's largest economic cities. it's also china's biggest tourist site, attracting more than 300 million domestic and international visitors a year.

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so temperatures wednesday morning, i think most spots if not every city in the bay area wakes up to below freezing temperatures. into wednesday afternoon, wednesday afternoon is a cold winter day. we're topping out in mid-40s across the region. this will get sit with us for the week. it's sunny skies on your friday. and enjoy the one last day of mild temperatures of 2016. the storm system with light showers just opens the door. by wednesday, thursday, just a winter chill here meta appetite control... it helps put some distance between you and temptation. clinically proven to help reduce hunger between meals. from metamucil, the #1 doctor recommended brand. is. >>> planet fitness executives rang the new york stock exchange bell today. the nasdaq dipped and s and p as well. >>> people in the bay area who work at pasta pomadoro just lost their jobs. our doors are open and they can use the help. >> 10 years ago we're turning away people, now, we're having difficulty finding good help. >> 900 new laws will take affect in california january 1. some notice right away. others not so much. >> did

and tools they need to protect our families and go home irs, and he will restore law and order to every city and every community in this land thanks to you. [applause] [cheers] vice-president elect pence: and thanks to you, thanks to you we will have a president who will make this american economy great again. [applause] [cheers] wee-president elect pence: will have a president who will repeal obama care lock, stock, and barrel and replace it with free-market health-care reforms. [applause] [cheers] vice-president elect pence: we will have a president who will cut taxes, rollback excessive regulations, appeal every single unconstitutional executive order signed by barack obama. [applause] [cheers] vice-president elect pence: and , and thanks to you we will have a president who will put american workers and american jobs first. we will have trade deals that will mean of american jobs and american prosperity. [applause] [cheers] vice-president elect pence: thanks to you we will have a president who fights for american jobs. we saw that in the hoosier state just last week. of the leadership of

. >> which is what every city wants to be a part of. oll coming in at number five on this list, new york city. >> hey. >> yeah, number four, you see minneapolis, st. paul, washington, d.c., number thr three -- second place detroit and philadelphia topping the list at number one. >> apparently plenty of love going on in the city of brotherly love. >> and ste philly was second last year. the list was compiled by a company called pure romance which is a seller of relationship enhancement products and apparently the folks in philadelphia buy a lot of those products. >> is that really the best way to zhu rare the sexiest city? >> if you're trying to get your name out there. >> all right. >>> so rock, paper, scissors tournament in japan is a thing. take a look at this video. >> big time all part of a japanese idol show and what they do is they macon testants compete in this massive tournament and the winner gets to star in the group's next single. >> oh. >> so it's sort of like "japanese idol" but first you have to do rock, paper, scissors. >>

it's in every -- for investment banking, it's in every major city, like i said, most countries, and what blankfein is saying is this, our scale, now that donald trump is president, will help us with profits. the size and scale and fees will be coming back to the investment banking business and that's how they make money. as you can see, we're getting a little hecklers there in the book? they love you gasparino. >> reporter: that's the problem, they don't love me. [ laughter ] >> we should never send charlie out of the office. man! >> interesting times at goldman sachs. connell: i know. >> reporter: talking about goldman sachs, which they don't like anyway. connell: you take those people out. charlie gasparino in midtown manhattan. i was going to ask a question, i thought better of it. let's not get any more trouble than he's in. the closing bell is going to ring in about 12 minutes or so. investors look like they will have to wait until christmas to get 20k on the dow. positive on the day, up four points. we have "countdown" closers coming up. how you can unwrap profits ahead of 20,000 o

so temperatures wednesday morning, i think most spots if not every city in the bay area wakes up to below freezing temperatures. into wednesday afternoon, wednesday afternoon is a cold winter day. we're topping out in mid-40s across the region. this will get sit with us for the week. it's sunny skies on your friday. and enjoy the one last day of mild temperatures of 2016. the storm system with light showers just opens the door. by wednesday, thursday, just a winter chill here tomorrow's the day besides video games. every day is a gift. especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto... a breakthrough medicine that can help make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, i want to see teddy bait his first hook. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't

because every city deserves its moment in the limelight. 2017 is oui’s. its moment in the limelight. creens to retail the city's history. with one... people here have recreated famous movie scenes. later in the evening there will be a giant fireworks display. that is what is going to be set off. those are bigger than those that will be used in london. for the soundtrack, every single song is by an act from hull. it is hoped that in 2017 a million people will visit hull. this has caused a problem. the city only has caused a problem. the city only has a thousand hotel rooms. so a campaign has encouraged locals into the bed—and—brea kfast trade. campaign has encouraged locals into the bed—and—breakfast trade.|j campaign has encouraged locals into the bed-and-breakfast trade. i feel like an unpaid ambassador, i can welcome people into our home and help them to understand a bit more about the city. i feel they will leave with a positive perception after they have stayed here. and other bonus. the bbc has decided that every time the tv weather map appears in 2017, hull will be honoured. the

he had fans in every city, village, ghetto on the planet. he was vetted by foreign head. the beetles invasion took a detour to come to him. it seemed sometimes the champ was simply too big for america. i actually think the world flocked to him in wonder, precisely because, as he once put it, muhammad ali was america. [applause] brash, defiant. pioneering. joyful. never tired, always game to test the odds. he was our most basic freedoms, religion, speech, spirit. he embodied our ability to invent ourselves. his lights broke to our origins in racial discrimination, and the journey he travelled helped to shock our consciousness and lead us on a roundabout path towards salvation. like america, he was always very much a work in progress. to causea disservice up his story to talk only of -- to gauze up his story, to talk only of floating like butterflies, and stinging like bees. ali was a radical in a radical of times. a loud and proud, and black voiced in a jim crow world. [applause] his jab knocked sense into us. yes, they did. pushing us to expand our imagination and bring o

. >> the most beautiful thing that you go to, every city you go to is -- this is all roman. >> there,outhern italian family. you have to get on your knees. when you are 6 years old or 7 years old and with the nuns walking back and forth beating the [ bleep ] out of you and some of them looked like angelina jolie. >> anthony: the nuns were hot, i never saw nuns that looked like that. >> it is okay. >> typical roman dish, snails? >> anthony: like from the sea? >> terra. oh, really? >> anthony: oh man, this is serious. what's the best thing about this city? >> everything you talk about and when you bring a baby in here is a love for life. it is about working hard. and the attitude. you see this chick -- okay, this chick is running the mark, you know what i mean? i don't know how old she is. it is like seeing you, wow, we are alive ochlt we have this moment in our life. that's part of the food. >> anthony: artichoke. oh man, that's amazing. when you care about the people, the people come in and you don't care and don't know, i am just trying to make money and i will cook anything. these g

for the seven days leading up to easter, nearly every city in andalusia gets taken over by ancient processionspenetrable montage of confusing, yet deeply evocative images. figures in dark hoods loom up from every direction. smoke pots of incense, candles, religious imagery, and the crowds. flashes of goya and velazquez, dimly remembered impressions of the inquisition. [ men shouting ] >> anthony: okay, watch this. these guys got to get their painstakingly crafted, massively sized, and incredibly heavy and cumbersome float through the door, down the steps, and out into the street. >> pedro: but the woman who escort the virgin, they wear candles to light the whole way to the cathedral. >> anthony: pedro is another of fuen's brother, the youngest, and when not working for an it company in ireland, he does this. he carries crushingly heavy religious floats. they're called castilleros, and they devote months of training to this. man, that thing's huge. >> pedro: yeah, they're moving. it's huge. and this is very, very heavy -- very heavy throne. >> anthony: the virgin float, about 3,500 pounds total

. >> abel: the most beautiful thing in italy is every city you go to it's totally different cuisine.ey. ciao, ciao. come say hello. this is tony. >> anthony: hi, ciao. >> abel: i grew up in a southern italian family. >> anthony: catholic. >> abel: yeah. yeah. >> anthony: i mean, how catholic were you? >> abel: you'd have to get on your knees and say the rosary. you, like, when you're 6 years old, 7 years old. right? >> anthony: right. >> abel: and with the nuns walking back and forth beating the shit out of you for any reason, and even though some of them looked like angelina jolie, some of the nuns i had, actually. [ christina laughs ] >> anthony: okay, look, really? >> abel: there were some beauties -- >> anthony: is this, 'cause this was an issue i had with "bad lieutenant." the nuns were hot. i never saw any nuns that looked like that, okay? >> abel: no, no, no, no. >> nun: those boys, those sad, raging boys. >> christina: it's okay, it's okay, it's okay. it's okay. >> waiter: typical roman dish. >> anthony: typical roman dish, please. >> waiter: roman snails. >> anthony: snails?

that's not true in every city. so we are trying to go from a kindergarten to 12th to a pre-k to college model. you need somebody who is needing to have responsibility and accountability to drive that and toward that effort. >> i give you this kind of thinking anew. so what are smart cities? this is not just data collection. at the end of the day, it is about that reform effort that tries to make government more responsive part of integral part of people's lives in a responsive way. we are building a high school behind the back of the yard in chicago. it is mainly a hispanic community, an incredible facility. it has been open for four years. after it was being constructed, they came to me and said, we haven't had a neighborhood library. i swim in the morning. one day i was swimming. i said, we'll put a neighborhood library in the public high school. what do you mean, libraries are over here. schools are over here. i don't have a different capital fund. the library went from the third floor to the first floor. one en

do not allow cross country to be avoided at all cost and oblige them to deliver a service that every city deserves. >> well, i say -- he's speaking of strongly on behalf of his -- any of us knows it's a place you want to be able to visit frequently and easily. the government is investing record amounts in improving our railways and in regard to this particular case, to transport ministers are working with cross country and great western to see how the service can be improved. order. >> c-span's washington journals of policies that impact you. coming up thursday morning, oklahoma republican senator lankford will high lie unnecessary spending. in california, democratic will look at efforts by democrats to examine president elect donald trump's financial interests. and house democrat's agenda in the next congress. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal beginning live and join the discussion. >> thursday, a look at the mixed martial arts sport, oversight of the industry and the health and safety protections for participants. the house, energy and committee holds a hearing you can see it

do not allow cross country to be avoided at all cost and oblige them to deliver a service that every city deserves. >> well, i say -- he's speaking of strongly on behalf of his -- any of us knows it's a place you want to be able to visit frequently and easily. the government is investing record amounts in improving our railways and in regard to this particular case, to transport ministers are working with cross country and great western to see how the service can be improved. order. >> c-span's washington journals of policies that impact you. coming up thursday morning, oklahoma republican senator lankford will high lie unnecessary spending. in california, democratic will look at efforts by democrats to examine president elect donald trump's financial interests. and house democrat's agenda in the next congress. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal beginning live and join the discussion. >> thursday, a look at the mixed martial arts sport, oversight of the industry and the health and safety protections for participants. the house, energy and committee holds a hearing you can see it

they need to protect our families and go home safe to theirs, he will restore law and order to every city, and every community in this land, thanks to you. and thanks you to -- thanks to you, we'll have a president who will make this american economy great again. [cheers and applause] we'll have a president who will repeal obamacare, lock, stake and barrel. [cheers and applause] and replace it with free market health care reforms. we'll have a president who will cut taxes. roll back excessive regulations repeal every single unconstitutional executive order signed by barack obama. [cheers and applause] and thanks yo to you, we will have a president who will put american workers and american jobs first. we will have trade deals that will mean american jobs. and american prosperity. thanks to you we'll have a president that fights for american jobs. we saw that in the hoosier state last week. because of the leadership of our president-elect a company that announced they were pulling up stakes from indiana going to mexico, closing their doors, because he reached out, because he described a vi

to protect our families and go home safe to their families and he will restore law and order to every citynd every community in this land, thanks to you. [applause] you,ence: and thanks to thanks to you will have a president that will make the american economy great again. [applause] [cheers] mr. pence: a president that would repeal obamacare, lock stock, and barrel. and replace it with reforms. we will have a president that will cut taxes, will back excessive regulations, repeal every single unconstitutional executive order signed by barack obama -- [applause] you,ence: and thanks to and thanks to you we will have a president that will put american workers and american jobs first. we will have trade deals that will mean american jobs and american prosperity. [applause] thanks to you, we will have a president that rights for american jobs. we saw that in the future state just -- hoosier state just last week. because of the leadership of our president elect, the company announced that they were going to mexico, closing their doors, because he reached out, because he described a vision for a

every city every hood we need to rise up all my soldiers what's good we need to rise up ? ? we ain't got no other choice we need to rise up rise up ? ? throughout my travels and journeys through life i've been searchin' ? to display how determined ? ? the type to feel that fire that's burnin' like a knife that is turnin' i fight while i'm hurtin' ? ? sometimes they're right 'cause life is a burden like the pain from a bite that'll worsen ? ? tryna stifle the light that'll shine on me first and before i ride in a hearse and my breathing stops and ? ? you'll never take my one shot i got 'fore i lie in the earth ? ? and now i come again on that hamilton hercules mulligan ? ? readin' in vanity fair or the huffington done with the sufferin' ? ? we in the guts again family rushin' in wonder where busta been ? ? feelin' the hunger and feedin' the lust to win see i've been patiently waitin'? ? for this moment last one standin' as the rest of them foldin' ? ? give me my one chance to grab the torch and properly hold it ? ? i'm not throwin' away my shot i'm not throwin' away my shot ?

train operator's franchise to go on treating lancaster like a leper, and provide the service but every city deserves? >> my honorable friend, he is as always speaking on behalf of his constituents. any of us who have been to block cster knows that it is a place you want to go to frequently and easily. with regards to a particular minister isreign working to see how the service can be improved. >> order. >> you have been watching prime minister's questions from the british house of commons. watch live on wednesdays at 7:00 a.m. eastern and 4:00 a.m. pacific on c-span 2, or anytime at www.c-span.org, where you can video of prime minister questions and under british public affairs programs. tomorrow a discussion on what progressives can do to advance their agenda during a donald trump administration. speakers include officials

they need to protect our families and go home safe to theirs, he will restore law and order to every city, and every community in this land, thanks to you. and thanks you to -- thanks to you, we'll have a president who will make this american economy great again. [cheers and applause] we'll have a president who will repeal obamacare, lock, stake and barrel. [cheers and applause] and replace it with free market health care reforms. we'll have aresident who will cut taxes. roll back excessive regulations repeal every single unconstitutional executive order signed by barack obama. [cheers and applause] and thanks yo to you, we will have a president who will put american workers and american jobs first. we will have trade deals that will mean american jobs. and american prosperity. thanks to you we'll have a president that fights for american jobs. we saw that in the hoosier state last week. because of the leadership of our president-elect a company that announced they were pulling up stakes from indiana going to mexico, closing their doors, because he reached out, because he described a visi

cross-country to go treating it like a leopard to be avoided at all cost and license to deliver service to every city deserves. >> my honorable friend, as always, speaking on behalf of his constituents. we know it is a place you want to be able to visit frequently and easily. the government is investing record amounts to improving our railways in regard to a particular case to transport ministers working with cross-country to see how the gloucester service can be improved. >> order. >> you have been watching prime minister's questions from the british house of commons. watch on c-span two or any time at c-span.org, where you can find video of past prime minister's questions and other british programs. >> monday night, on the communicators, for ryan zinn's executive vice president -- verizon's

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francisco in the bay area is world recondones our innovation and quality there are many challenges for every city in a transmittal it make sense for us as we hear about companies from by the way, braid for us to be engaged with one another and important to work together we are offering the best in the bay area to employ our residents. >> we're in together join the bay area urban manufacturing and help us create a more equitable and prosperous bay area >> (clapping.) >> next i'm very exciting to welcome to the stage bob the director of city community development and inclusive finance. >> bob leads the partnership with the global and national organization in support of inclusive finance and community development through economic empowerment focusing on assessable finance financial coaching and sf this and neighborhood revitalization sees to college education and small business micro development with the city's micro finance and corporations and municipality working across the city's groups to expand access to financial services city was sfmade first institutional partner in 2012 and consisting been

the new speed limit affects every city road except those specifically posted otherwise. the mayor says the lower speed limit is part of the city's goal of reducing traffic deaths to zero by 2030. >>> school kids in portsmouth, new hampshire should get extra sleep. the school board approved moving the start of school one hour later f students from 7:30 to 8:30 in the morning. they did it after researching sleep depravation and after surveying parents who strongly fared the time change. antoinette: new this morning, the feds are cracking down on smoking. the department of housing and urban development is banning smoking in public housing across the country. the policy will take effect next year, but agencies will have at least a year and a half to put smoke-free policies in place. cirettes, pipes, but will allow electronic cigarettes. secrets to packing a healthier lunch that will save you money too. try a new take on leftovers. you have a lot of them from thanksgiving, don't you? for example, you can use tortillas to turn last night's casserole into a rrito. if you find fo

safe to theirs, and we will have a president who will not rest until we restore law and order to every city and every community in this land. and thanks to you, thanks to you, we will have a president who will fight every day to make the american economy great again. [cheers and applause] mr. pence: in just 37 days, we will have a president who will repeal obama care, lock, stock, and barrel, and replace it with free market solutions to health care reform. we will have a president who will cut taxes, rollback extensive regulations, and repeal every single unconstitutional executive order signed by barack obama. [cheers and applause] and thanks to you, we will have a president who will put american workers and american jobs first. we will have trade deals that work for the american people first, and we will fight every day to make sure that trade means jobs, that trade means american jobs. and thanks to you, and thanks to you we are going to at last have a president who will enforce the laws of this nation for the citizens of this nation. we will build a wall, uphold the laws, and and illega

. >> every city, look at the protest its that have gone on in baltimore n ferguson n new york stickerantitrump protests. these are not a few people, this is mass crowds of people. >> trevor: okay. >> they are doing it in the name of michael brown, of freddie gray, they are doing it as the front of black lives matter. and the mainstream media is emboldening these people. >> trevor: use that same logic are you using and then go police, are the police racist because police in many cities you look at baltimore, you look at what happened in new york, you look at what happened in the case of walter scott, you tell me are police racialist because they have been shown to harass black people unfairly, they have been shown to shoot black people when they are unarmed, does that mean the police are racist, because that is the same logic you are using. >> it is really not, because the mainstream media is not emboldening them as a group. did you know that a black man is 18.5 times nor likely to shoot a police officer than a police officer is to shoot a black man. no one wants to talk about it. >> t

no, i did a three week tour for the book and every day i was in a new city and going through airports. and i would catch my -- my book would catch my eye in the window. >> jimmy: you're like, "who's that handsome man?" >> i'd go, "what? oh, that's right!" and so i just -- on a whim, i just went in and bought one. and then took the receipt and kept the receipt in here and i wrote, "hey, thanks for looking something like that -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> and it's free, and here, here's the receipt. and just take it, walk out with it. so -- and then i would buy it and then i would just slip it back on to the thing. >> jimmy: you wouldn't even tell the bookstore? >> no, i wouldn't tell anybody. i would just like -- so somewhere in airports or any other bookstore that i happen to go into -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> there is a -- there is a a copy, if it hasn't been taken already -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> of the book. >> jimmy: so here's one, here's from -- >> oh. >> jimmy: here's from kenna, this on twitter. she said, "found this on the shelf at love field airport, so amazing, can't wait. >> oh, yeah. >> j

piece this week about the rebuild efforts that mayor kenney -- this was one of his big things to every cityncil member. "we're going to redo parks and rec centers and libraries in your area." the argument was that the person was worried that none of this money would go to minority communities, that we would see the unions, which have traditionally been mainly white, not share the money. now, the rule is that $3 million and less. they can give it to non-union workers. they're hoping that'll make 40% of the work go to others. but this person said, "jim kenney should sign an executive order saying all bets are off, even over $3 million, to make sure it gets distributed." should he do that? >> i'm in union with jim kenney on this one. absolutely he ought to do that. >> i'm in shock. >> i'd like to see what the union -- well, i think this has been part of the gripe that i have. you have the guys that are part of this weird coalition, that are politically correct, beat up on everyone else, and yet, they've been able to keep this base -- i haven't seen the recent numbers -- that are mostly white.

but it's hard to protect every market in a country like germany where every city, every village has these christmas markets out this week. >> indeed, you recall during thanksgiving there was some concern about the macy's parade and nypd did park big trucks along the route of the parade. being, nothing actually happened. here where i'm sitting, we're about to have one of the largest public events the united states puts on, a presidential inauguration. certainly u.s. officials are, you know, have been planning for that for a long time, long before they necessarily knew who was going to be president. but there's a lot of concern. about terrorists using vehicles as weapons. of course, they're planning for that kind of contingency in the inauguration. but terrorists are like school shooters in a lot of sense. they copycat. a tactic that is successful in one place often pops up in another place. so you're probably not going to see the end of these kinds of attacks. >> it's hard to defend so you think intelligence services around the world would go on offense and try to identify some of the peop