(hannah soyer/university of iowa student) "dear hannah, thank you very much indeed for your letter. unfortunately, i receive so many letters and i'm not able to reply to each one personally, as much as i would like to." rowling declined the invitation due to scheduling conflicts... but fans in the area will keep trying... and here is additional forecast high clouds passing through this partly cloudy skies expected tonight with a warm night dry, before the chance for rain mix with this system especially late sunday night and monday. expected. lows will be in the week with highs in the lower to lasts through the weekend. monday. precipitation type will be dependent on track of system the upper 30s and low 40s. lower to middle 50s. friday will remain dry, before the precipitation type will be high clouds passing through this partly cloudy skies expected will be windy at times, but it dry, before the chance for rain mix with this system especially late sunday night and monday. mostly sunny today with a few the upper 40s to around 50. week with highs in the lower to lasts through the wee

the hannah corn believes in you. [ cheers and applause ] come on in for a hannah-corn hug! co on. >> jimmy: all right. help. >> hold on one second, hold on one second. >> jimmy: very, very uncomfortable. thank you. that is -- oh, no. what is this? hold on. >> this -- >> jimmy: what are you pointing here? >> this is a latke cannon capable of firing potatoes at 50 miles an hour. who wants a potato? >> jimmy: gary -- you cannot fire potatoes at the audience at 50 miles an hour. >> why not? >> jimmy: because you're going to hurt somebody, that's why not. >> jimmy: yes, you would be liable. gary okay, great. all right. like an idaho field. are we done? >> we're not done yet. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the temple bedth israel gospel choir! he's a corn a hannah-corn and he came to share with you his widing light lit every night giving a gift to you >> what gifts i'm going to bring to you all, let me tell you! >> on day eight i'm going to give you the greatest gift of all. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome dreilel dog! oh dreidel dog oh dreidel dog [ cheers and applaus

we have hannah coburn, hannah is a research fill low and focuses on eastern european politics and the transatlantic relationship, and she is also a frequent media commentator on russia, ukraine, and u.s.-russia relationship as well. and to her left, my colleague, our research director here at seta, an assistant professor of science and he has written on turkey's relationship with russia and the most recent incident as well, and he is the author of both on obama syrian policies as well. so i want to thank my panel and thank you for being here for this discussion, and without further adieu, i'll just turn to my left. we'll start with jeffrey, who will talk about the u.s.-russia relationship in more broader terms, and then go to hannah for her assessment of what that means in the context of russia and syria, and then we'll move over for a discussion on russia-turkey relationships, and then they'll have each ten minutes and then go to a discussion and then a q & a type session as well. thank you very much for coming, and, jeffrey. >> okay, thanks, and thanks to everybody in the audience w

hannah: great day. can't complain. carol: hannah elliott, thank you. we toss it back over to you.cory johnson and carol massar a bloomberg radio cou. if you were to drive that, you the doctors would be out. alix: still ahead, a potential big merger and chemicals. dupont and dow chemical said to be in late stage merger talks. why the merger would ultimately dismantle both giants. ♪ sure, tv has evolved over the years. it's gotten squarer. brighter. bigger. it's gotten thinner. even curvier. but what's next? for all binge watchers. movie geeks. sports freaks. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. tand that's what we're doings to chat xfinity.rself, we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. and this includes our commitment to being on time. every time. that's why if we're ever late for an appointment, we'll credit your account $20. it's our promise to you. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit into your life. not the other way around. >> welcome back to "bloomberg steel.s," i'm ali

hannah is worth senator john sherman of ohio. mckinley does not want to opposes chief. over his objection he is sent to the national convention. >> first to encounter. >> in 1888 they go back to the republican national convention and have a little bit of a semi- rivalry going a 3rd ohio character has entered the scene, joseph p fire alarm foraker who runs for governor in 1885 and is defeated and gets elected in 1887. .. so when word gets out that there is a movement to draft him, he is sitting in a hotel room and he grabs an unused telegraph slip, write the comment on it, as it shares with anna says if this continues this is what i'm going to say. the next day a a delegate -- they start voting and a delegate from connecticut -- the texan says the delegation is ready and when this delegate from connecticut stands up and votes for mckinley rises on the floor, stance on the floor and then recites what he has written on the telegram which is, he does not want any want to consider him for presidency because he is committed by the convention of republicans in ohio and by his

(cheryl) bmo wants to extend a special welcome to four-year-old hannah.g along with everybody on that double-decker bus. isn't that terrific? (cheryl) but did you know that chicago trolley & double decker has a holiday lights tour? it's a tradition for families and couples to explore the holiday-themed lights of the city, lincoln park zoo lights, and the christkindlmarket. (alan) right, the christkindlmarket. that's the german themed christmas holiday shopping area we have in downtown chicago this time of year. (cheryl) festive activities. (alan) come to chicago and check it out. all right, here-- we're gonna have up next chicagoland's own lifeway foods, the nation's probiotic kefir leader. joining the lights festival for the very first time, lifeway keeps the parade and your digestive system moving with the good bugs found in their delicious kefir products. they have a wide variety of delicious probiotic beverages and frozen treats as well. so they say there's a lifeway product for every member of your family any time of day. (cheryl) it's good to know,

and she may be young, but a lot of spunk, we talk to hannah haze and ever wonder what it is like to be a professional hockey goalie, we see the view from behind the mask. we are actually playing and showing you our skills or lack there of. duke is doing that right now. duke, how is it? we have that coming up in just a little bit. ben is getting a master shave as we speak from michael harr, how is it going? >> going. it looks like him. there is a face under there. kerry: how is that feeling? ben: it is feeling great. i'm in good hands. i somehowedn't be talking. skills. >> any trends in the facial hair. they are at the peak. the straight razor shave is in and exciting the get. walk into a shop and get it done. >> what do you charge? >> $50 for a shave. hour? >> yes. >> we have the before and after. this is ben yesterday on "good day" on the left of the screen. actually this morning. the full skruf. a lot of people like the skrury looking ben. >> yes, 75% in favor of. i would told it is time to go. here. this is really comfortable. you do wedding parties? the chair folds up. >> do people

john hannah, thanks so much. >> thanks, lou. lou: be sure to vote in our poll tonight. the question is -- we'd like to hear from you on that. cast your vote on loudobbs.com, and follow me on twitter -- links to everything found at loudobbs.com. >>> well, an impatient driver learning a hard lesson about the rules of the road. dash cam footage, there you see it. the driver swerving in front of another vehicle on a busy road in rhode island. immediately loses control of the car trying to avoid several oncoming cars in a nearby lane, there he. is he violated five different regulations driving 65 miles an hour. the driver as a result of this crash, suffered only minor bruises, we're told. what a mess. >>> up next, a few thoughts about this president's, well, one of his principal characteristics, passivity. >>> and wasn't a good day for the folks in these cities. we'll explain to you why the climate change conference in paris, apparently they didn't get this solved. we'll have that for you here next, and much more. stay with us. ♪ i built my business with passion. but i keep

. >>> a psychiatrist will evaluate the man accused of killing uva student hannah graham. jesse matthew is charged with capital murder in the case. he was in court in charlottesville today. peggy fox was there too, joining us live with what happened there, peg? >> reporter: well lesli, there was strong animosity in court today with the prosecution accusing the defense of using the failing health of the lead detective in the legal strategy. accused serial murderer, back in court today. his public defenders withdrew their motion to suppress evidence on the search and seizure. and why did they withdraw that motion? >> i'm not going to make any comment. and that motion and appropriate for the defense to comment on anything like that. >> that they were stalling, hoping that the detective's cancer treatments would make them available on a later date. >> and i'm hoping that is not the case that they just need more time. >> they insisted that the motive was withdrawing their motion with nothing to do, but their illness. that they could resubmit their motion next month. and approvi

i missed almost an entire school year for hannah. i didn't know what to expect. whether she'd jump up and down, whether she'd sit there in shock or the reaction that she had. their video ends up on youtube and becomes a sensation. millions of people continue to revel in their reunion. something that amazes them to this day. >> sometimes i think about it, i'm like, oh, gosh, the world saw me cry. but my excuse is that i was only 9. >> joe meyers says the best part of his return was not the attention it got -- >> seeing my wife's face and my daughter's is the best part. >> and despite all the people who share it, it is still their private moment. >> i think it gives us kind of just a little common ground that she and i were both there in that moment and that we have everything that's gone on since then, the video and everything else that's happened, to reflect back on just she and i. >> hannah, it's true, a lot of people may have seen you cry, but a lot of people also shared in your joy. thanks for giving us something to smile about. i'm contessa brewer. that's all

hannah daniels shows us how. reporter: for the first time in his life, justin feels like most other kids. >> i'm able to do a lot more things on my own. reporter: things like helping his mom in the kitchen or walking the dog and being able to see street signs or people's faces and expressions. when jus sin was three months old, he suffered a brain injury. his parents were told his vision would never be the samingly worried about what happens hen he leaves home. is he able to go to college. he is able to do his work independently. now i don't have to worry. reporter: his mother learned about excite, -- e sight, goggles with a magnification inside. users can adjust contrast and color. >> it's going to really help so many people with degeneration and other kinds of vision problems. reporter: the digital goggles aren't cheep. they currently cost 15,000. stacey says the first time she saw her son see clearly again. >> it was an amazing moment. reporter: she knew it was worth it. hannah daniels for cbs news. . >> so th

. >> a data breach that could affect your kids and more trouble for chipotle, hannah daniels is live for us in new morning. >> reporter: good morning, chris and kathryn, another link to chipotle, in this latest outbreak, five reported cases, the customers ate at restaurants oklahoma, the illnesses started last month, not clear if this is linked to a larger outbreak that began in october, where at least 53 people got sick in nine states. >>> a data breach has exposed information of over 3 million hello kitty users, at sanrotown.com, the online birthdays, and addresses all exposed. >>> and delta airline passengers will be wearing pjs when they fly, giving passengers in its elite business class on long haul flights gray pajamas, from l.a. to sidney and shanghai, they can last a long time and pjs are a big deal, they have access to extra big bathrooms. >>> a new report finds shoppers return promptly $70 billion worth of purchases gifted to them during the holidays, that's more than 10% of total revenue expected for 2015, among the most returned gifts overly fancy jewelry, olive oil, and

today is your chance to meet hannah kearney. she will be at waterville valley turning to the mountain where she trained growing up. hannah kearney has competed in three olympics and won gold in vancouver in 2010. she's spending days on the slopes and taking pictures with fans. tickets are available online or at the ticket office as well. they should get some snow up there on the slopes. right now it is 5:12 on monday. coming up, crowds continue to flock to see the movies like star wars. "the force awakens" is setting records. several parts of the sean: a massive wild fire in australia destroyed 116 homes along the coast there. firefighters say it could take weeks to contain the flames. some residents are being escorted back in order to look at the damage. evacuation orders remain in place. more hot/dry weather is in the forecast for this week. >>> in south america, the problem is too much water. 100,000 people in paraguay have been forced to leave their homes. argentina is dealing with the worst flooding there in more than 50 ye

and olympic gold medalist hannah valley to ski next weekend. kearney grew up training at waterville valley' s black and blue trail smashers snosports. the 10-time world cup skiers will take guests on runs in the morning hours of december 27 and 28. after the run, she will then be available for pictures and autographs. and you can find even more outdoors news on the "escape outside" section of our website, wmur.com. adam: still to come, keeping organized can be difficult during this busy time of the year. >> the best thing you can do is just start. believe it or not, organizing is contagious. adam: ahead in today' s "chronicle," how you can find a place for everything this christmas. hayley: you might have to pull out your summer gear or ditch the winter coat. by the time we get to christmas >> now, meteorologist hayley lapoint and your forecast. hayley: good sunday evening. we had a little bit of everything this weekend. some of you got snow, especially yesterday. even in concord, we got a trace. we still have not gotten an inch in concord. we

and that's what's brought another american, hannah miller, up here too. the 21-year-old from vermont didn't come for the skiing. she came to study the retreat of glaciers, whose melt water, according to nasa, has contributed to a rise in global sea levels of around three inches in the past 20 years. what the climate change debate needs, she feels, is more science. >> the frustration comes in when climate change deniers use any of the uncertainties to say that your argument is false because still have solid argument. >> reporter: a solid argument being sought in the frozen solid landscape. cutting-edge science on the northern edge of the world. mark phillips, cbs news, svalbard, norway. with three simple words. my name is chris noth and i will listen. from maine to maui, thousands of high school students across the country are getting in on the action by volunteering in their communities. chris young: action teams of high school students are joining volunteers of america and major league baseball players to help train and inspire the next generation of vol

and that's what's brought another american, hannah miller, up here too. the 21-year-old from vermont didn't come for the skiing. she came to study the retreat of glaciers, whose melt water, according to nasa, has contributed to a rise in global sea levels of around three inches in the past 20 years. what the climate change debate needs, she feels, is more science. >> the frustration comes in when climate change deniers use any of the uncertainties to say that your argument is false because you can have uncertainties and still have solid argument. >> reporter: a solid argument being sought in the frozen solid landscape. >>> well, it looks a little like the arctic circle in the midwest, which is now blanketed in storm warnings. here's david begnaud. >> reporter: over the last 24 hours this has been the scene across ckrocross much of kansas of oklahoma. >> every time it crackles it means something else is coming down. >> oh, it's coming down. >> reporter: an inch of ice covers power lines that knocked out electricity to thousands of homes and businesses. okl

hannah kearney has competed in three olympics and won gold in vancouver in 2010. she's spending days on the slopes and taking pictures with fans at the base lodge. tickets are available online or attic et office. right now it is 6:13. crowds continue to clock to see star wars. plus several parts of the world are dealing with historic flooding. tens of thousands of homes. on average, it takes three hundred americans working for a solid year, to make as much money as one top ceo. it's called the wage gap. and the republicans will make it worse by lowering taxes for those at the top and letting corporations write hillary clinton will work to close the wage gap. equal pay for women to raise incomes for families, a higher minimum wage, lower taxes for the middle class. i'm hillary clinton and i sean: a massive wildlife destroyed 116 homes in a popular area along the southern coast. firefighters say it could take weeks to actually contain the some residents are being escorted back to what used to be their homes in order to look at damage. evacuation orders remain in pla

there's a lot of discussion, john hannah, whether it should be isis or isil.act is the islamic state calls itself the islamic state. we have a president who says they're not islamic at all. we are in the midst to me of extraordinary mind games and word games, when the fact is this president has not moved one iota toward achieving his goal that he promised the american people 14 months ago he would destroy the islamic state. is it beyond his capability? >> it increasingly looks so, lou. i mean a man who launched us into a war, and it's clear, it's not his highest private to actually complete that war. he's not willing to set aside the rest of his presidency to root out the islamic state out of its strong hold. >> the last thing i want to do, john, the last thing i want to do in any way is intrude upon his presidency with the interest of the american people and the nation. >> he's got lots of things to do, lou. he's got to go climate change conferences before he addresses the nation about the threat of islamic state and terror in our homeland. lou: one of the pe

shana haines bought one for her 10-year-old taughta hannah, but now has second thoughts. you sent it back, why? >> i didn't want to take the risk. >> reporter: even hannah says off her list. >> i don't really want it anymore. >> reporter: really? you're kidding! >> reporter: clayton sandell, abc news, denver. thank clayton for that report. >>> coming up, thieves caught in action. ransacking a star athlete's house and stealing something she worked so hard to earn including something she feels is very precious. >>> and why this top dog is sporting this prestigious medal. up next.void, where to go... and how to deal with my uc. to me, that was normal. until i talked to my doctor. she told me that humira helps people like me get uc under control and keep it under control when certain medications haven't worked well enough. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, g

university of iowa students have some somewhat magic mail to "dear hannah, thank you very much indeed for your letter. unfortunately, i receive so many letters and i'm not able to reply to each one personally, as much as i would like to." 500 university of iowa students, faculty, and community members as i would like to." 500 university of iowa students, faculty, and community members received letters from famous harry potter author j-k rowling. the semi-personalized letters were her response to an invite to come speak at there... much to their disappointment, rowling declined... due to scheduling conflicts... but fans in the area say will keep trying... they've already started filming a video... again asking her to come speak. iowa football's frontman is speaking out about the hawkeyes chance at post-season magic... tons 390809 :13 - :27 i'm sure it's been something he's been wanting to do for a while now... we're happy we could do that for coach ferentz iowa and stanford at the grand daddy. murphy, sears, and admire and i... we're all going. coverage starts monday december 28th from

and that's what's brought another american, hannah miller, up here too. the 21-year-old from vermont didn't come for the skiing. she came to study theretreat of glaciers, whose melt water, according to nasa, has contributed to a rise in global sea levels of around three inches in the past 20 years. what the climama change debate >> the frustration comes in when climate change deniers use any of the uncertainties to say that your argument is false because you can have uncertainties and still have solid argument. >> reporter: a solid argument being sought in the frozen solid ndscape. [ vocazing ] [ buzzing ] [ tree crashes ] [ wind howling ] >>> well, it looks a little like the arctic circle in the midwest, which is now blanketed in storm warnings. here's david begnaud. >> reporter: over the last 24 hours this has been thehe scene across chbkroscross much of kansas and parts of oklahoma. >> every time it crackles it means something else is coming down. >> oh, it's coming down. >> reporter: an inch of ice covers power lines that knocked out electricity to th

hannah was wearing a pink and white jacket with blue uniform pants. if you have any information that could lead police to hannah, give them a call. >> reporter: i'm nikki burdine with breaking news out of new delhi where ten people are dead in a plane crash. this is what we know so far. it happened just outside new delhi's main airport. the plane belongs to india's border security force and crashed into a boundary wall and ended up in a small body of water. there were eight engineers and two pilots on board. there were no survivors. the plane was headed east. still no word yet on the cause of that crash. back to you. >>> there were loud cheers as the company spacex successfully landed a 15-story rocket at cape canaveral. >> last night marked the first time an unmanned rocket safely returned to land vertically at cape canaveral. people who witnessed the moment were in awe. >> mesmerized. i was blown away. >> i kind of want to be an gnaw now. >> the mission is considered a huge victory for spacex. the company led by billionaire elon musk and it could me

for anyone who possibly knows >>> abstruse gail hannah is accused of taking lyndon al vers and then leaving him on the side of the road. >>> chiz ol m chislom is accused of killing his math teacher. >>> divers are searching for a missing hard drive in a lake after the san bernardino >>> no idea syed farook and tashfeen malik were planning the attack. abandoned an attack plan in 2012. >>> there's signs in canada reading, welcome to canada in both canadian and arabic. >>> after these pictures showed up online as ku klux klan members, students say it's sparked new matters. >>> the polite x factory is shutting down, and about 300 people are going to lose their jobs. polar tech is moving their factory to tennessee. >>> it was a very foggy start to the day. a lot of sunshine out there this afternoon. pamela is here with a look at your mild forecast. a lot going on today, pamela. >> reporter: it's still a friends at worst er here. those clouds will thankfully break awart awart, and we will experience some of that sunshine. hour-by-hour temperatures. here in boston, a very comfortable evening for y

but the interpretation was like the painting. >> hannah? >> on the question of russia and terrorism i do agree with what was said: if that really was russia's main interest they should be spending 90% of their time bombing actually isis' targets. i think the thing that concerns me is russia is using isis as a convenient political excuse. i am not convinced they care that much about terrorism in their region. they have had it for quite some time and dealt with the pretty harshly in the past. and vladimer putin's 15-16 year tenure there have been incidents where the crimlen chose to use terroristic incidences as an ex cuse to do something they wanted to do. i am thinking of the series of apartment buildings which was used as the excuse to start the second chechen war. i am thinking of the terrorist attack on beth lawn in i think 2003 which was an excuse for putin to accomplish something domestically which was remove the ability of the people of russia to directly result governors. there are other terrorist instances or even tragedies like the

. >> reporter: another american, hannah miller, a 21-year-old from vermont, is here too. she didn't come for the skiing. she came to study how glaciers their melt water contributing to sea level rise. climate change decisions, she says, have to be based on science. >> the frustration comes in when climate change deniers use any of the uncertainties to say that your argument is false. because you can have uncertainties and still have solid argument. >> hannah and sarah have joined a small, dedicated and brave community in svalbard. it's cutting-edge science up there on the edge of the world. >>> on the campaign trail republican presidential front-runner donald trump met with a large group of african-american religious leaders. but the planned news conference was canceled after some of the clergy were told it was a chance to endorse trump's presidential bid. a lot of them said they were there to listen, not to give trump their blessing. major garrett reports. >> reporter: baltimore pastor and activist jamal bryant lending their reputation to a campaign promotional flyer. >>

it's more about having all these monitoring projects and understanding how the system is working. hannah miller, a 21-year-old from vermont, is here too. she didn't come for the skiing. she came to study how glaciers are shrinking. their melt water contributing to sea level rise. climate change decisions, she says, have to be based on science. >> the frustration comes in when climate change deniers use any of the uncertainties to say that because you can have uncertainties and still have solid argument. >> hannah and sarah have joined a small, dedicated and brave community in svalbard. it's cutting-edge science up there on the edge of the world. republican presidential front-runner donald trump met with a large group of african-american religious leaders. was canceled after some of the clergy were told it was a chance to endorse trump's presidential there to listen, not to give trump their blessing. major garrett reports. >> reporter: baltimore pastor and activist jamal bryant questioned the wisdom of pastors lending their reputation to a campaign promotional flyer. >> why did those who

. >>> heather danielles is live with us with today's money watch, good morning, hannah. >>> good morning chris and kathryn, if there is a drone on your wish list, drone today, must submit names, addresses and e-mail address, you have until february 19th to register. if you are getting a drone you have to register before its first flight. >>> today is the busiest delivery day of the year for united states postal service, more than 30 million packages are expected to be delivered today, 600 million packages expected to be delivered between christmas, priority mail express is wednesday. >>> asia's first hello kitty health clinic opened in hong kong from adoring fans, top to bottom it is themed with that kitten. workers hope at the clinic kids will leave the hello kitty center with a smile. >>> and there is a new mac at member debate awful alley, testing mac and cheese, it's a limited test in cleveland, the fries and be available for 1 be .95 dollars to adult the,. >> cleveland, that was my question. what is it about cleveland they are more macaroni and cheese lovers. >> it looks delicious e

deborah: hannah says she is still processing the moment with clinton... but says it's something that deborah: the u-s secret service is facing a new embarrassment. the agency has had an entire string of scandals in recent years... from allegations of using prostitutes...to failing to stop white house fence-jumpers. the latest mishap involves an agent's gun. reporter joe johns has the story. "the u-s secret service --charged with protecting the president and first family, facing another blunder.. this time, an agent said to work in the presidential protective division has his service weapon, badge, and other items stolen from his car. it happened in broad daylight, outside secret service headquarters about a mile from the white house... ( ron kessler/author, "first family detail"): "this is a total violation of basicic security rules involving any law enforcement to allow a gun, a badge to b blocked up in a car unattended." the d-c police report revealslshat was taken: the black sig sauer handgun, his radio, handcuffs, a flash drive, a black bag and secret

. >> john: on a sunny afternoon in rosemund, an image on hannah ford road that seemed impossible considering the chaos. again. >> john: and travis left in a hurry. >> everything is gone. we didn't have time to put anything up. >> john: the flooding drove them out of their apartment. >> we just moved in. so most of our stuff is still in boxes on the floor. >> we already didn't have very much. but still. >> john: shortly after 3:00 a.m., they signed in at the red cross shelter. >> i've never been in this situation before so it's kind of shocking. i just recently moved to rosemund. and it kind of makes me want to go back to brevard. >> john: she knows material things can be replaced. something her three-year-old little girl may have to learn soon. the aftermath of the flooding doesn't always recede quickly. leaving behind a picture that down. but this time it didn't. >> john: so quite a sight. some report they saw dog houses, even christmas decor like frosty the snowman floating away. photographer had to be a visual aid to show you how deep that is. there it is, folks. pretty much gone. for. yo

in this next video, ben and hannah are in the middle of the ceremony. keep an eye on their son hudson next to them. >> what really matters. >> and right in the middle of his parents' ceremony, he says, i've really got to go. >> this is my number two wedding >>> hope you enjoyed our show today. we loved having you. catch us on the next "right this >> a parasailing trip goes horrible stranded up there in the sky.

wills a lot of discussion, john hannah, about whether it should be isis or isil.act is the islamic state calls itself the islam iblg state. we have a president that says they're not islamic at all. we are playing extraordinary mind games and word games, but the fact is this president has not moved one iota for achieving his goal that he said to the american people 14 months ago. he would destroy the islamic state. is it beyond his ability? >> it's increasingly looking so. he has launched us into a war, and it's clear. it's not his highest priority to actually complete that war. he is not willing to set aside the rest of his presidency to rout out the islamic state out of its stronghold. the last thing i would want to do in in way is intrude upon his presidency in the interest of the american people and the nation. >> he has lots of things to do, lou. he has to go to climate change conferences before he actually addresses the nation about the threat of islamic state terror and our homeland. >> one of the people that watches it is donald trump. he said it's time to

john hannah, good to have you with us, thanks so much. >> thank you, lou, thank you.ng to the weekend box office. it was something. "star wars" crushing box office records, debuting to the largest opening weekend of all-time by any movie anywhere. taking in $248 million in the united states. 529 million worldwide. fox's alvin and the chipmunks debuting in second place, quite a falloff from the number one. 14.4 million in the ticket sales, rounding out the top three -- i think this was "star wars" weekend. >>> up next "saturday night live" takes up the trump-bush feud. >> you can't insult your way to the presidency. >> really, jug head? because i'm at 43 and you're at 3, jeb, you're a nice guy but you're a lightweight and i know for a fact that you pee sitting down. >> no, i don't. >> yes, you do. lou: fox news carly shimkus and tom shillue take that up and more. stay with us. every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means tho