strategy forto be the years to come. the leader of the french far right already preparing for the 2017 presidential election. become thes she has only legitimate leader of the french opposition. catherine: elsewhere in france, and elementary school teacher who claims to have been stabbed supportermic state admits that he made the whole thing up.-- the whole he had wounds on his face and torso. public prosecutor says the teacher changed his story just a few hours later though. case has been handed to local prosecutors. the charlie hebdo attacks in january, dozens of citizens of gone to iraqi kurdistan, hoping to fight alongside the peshmerga forces. alexander or cut tells us more. handful of men 200 kilometers north of baghdad. they wear two insignias, one from france, and one for the kurdish perp schmerber -- the kurdish hirschberg of -- peshmergas. >> it started with the attacks on charlie hebdo. i felt i had to do something. having military knowledge, i felt i could do something. >> in this region, the french are very

a big game forto us in 2016, how rates are likely to become the center of volatility on the index.e ways that they will is through cost of debt rising. we think a big shift in investor portfolios is underway now and continuing into the year ahead will be toward call the companies where the cost to debt is not rising as rapidly, or are less dependent on debt funding to drive equities higher. like lower lever companies with lower cost of debt, higher-quality companies. that is a theme for the year ahead. i think that is what is happening as we start to transition for tighter rates. we will pay attention to the quality of earnings, we will pay attention to balance sheets, and that-funded equity rising. i think you have to be more careful. the nickname for the year is the receding tide. fedreal consequence of policy is some separation between winners and losers in the equity market. that has been a part of 2015, going into 2016. scarlet: we will see who is winning naked. alix: thank you, gina martin adams. on wednesday. full coverage of the fed decision day starting at 1:00 eastern. sc

everyone forto coming out and taking this issue so serious. and distinct panel, thank you. fantastic.re the leader is right. i'm leaving now because the majority party will not take up these bills. i'm leaving to go up to the floor to see if i can't create a little mischief to make them maybe reconsider and take up some of these bills that everyone of you have told us would do so much to improve the situation around gun violence. so, thank you again. i look forward to working with you more. chris, i look forward to seeing you at our hearing in california. croft: i should start up by saying i am a new jersey firearms i.c. cardholder. public safety in the senate. i know that there is a great decision between those sportsmen at some of the issues we are talking about today. it in ajersey, we get bipartisan fashion preventing those on the terrorist watch list from actually purchasing the gun. thereuickly, chief, is any scenario that you can imagine that you would allow someone who is drunk to get behind the wheel of a car? chief dixon: none whatsoever. rcroft: if i gave the dru

the terrorist attacks in paris, irish rock band u 2 returned to the city to play the concert it was forto rampage. >> seems like the whole world is in paris. tonight we are all parisians. >> the lead singer bono paid respect to the 130 people killed in paris on november 13 and told the audience we stand together with the families of those killed in paris. the arena is not far from the site of the terrorist rampage. the band will play a second show in paris tonight. >>> you're up to date. >> thank you so much. the next time you take your kids to the dock der there may be extra screenings. the american academy of pediatrics releases recommendations and pushing for more preventive testing. doctor, good morning. so this is the stuff that your kid will be asked about when they go to the doctor. >> depending what age they are. >> the first thing, cholesterol. this is controversial. >> yes, so basically the rationale for this is that they say the process that gunks up the arteries and increases the risk begins in adolescence. although they are recommending universal screening, that is every kid