hassan: yes,. >> moderator: same question.amontagne: ee and tax increases and. >> moderator: just raised tolls on highways. with a pledge not to raise tolls? lamontagne: yes,. hassan: we need to find a way to complete 93. if our transportation infrastructure, we need to have a discussion about how we will fund the transportation of a structure. >> moderator: said the state pension system change from the traditional defined benefit plan to a401k style. hassan: it would cost the taxpayers millions of additional dollars, and it's a bad idea and a risky idea. lamontagne: we should move from a defined benefit plan to the defined contribution plan let the private sector has done for new employees and move to reform our pension system. >> moderator: doing great so far. he said new hampshire liquor stores be allowed to sell beer? lamontagne: no. i preserve the status quo. hassan: we agree on that. >> moderator: would you oppose the northern pass project if it proves too costly to bury the parlance? hassan: if it proves too costly and

hassan?we need to find a way to complete i-93 and our transportation infrastructure, not sure tolls is the way to do it, but we have to have a discussion about how to fund transportation infrastructure. >> another question for you, ms. hassan. should the state pension system change from traditional five benefit plan to a 401(k) stale system? >> no, because it costs the taxpayers of the state millions and millions of additional dollars, and it's a bad, risky idea. >> we should move from a defined benefit plan to a defined contribution plan like the private sector has done for new employees and move to reform the pension system, yes. >> doing great so far. >> should new hampshire liquor stores be allowed to sell beer? >> no. preserve the status quo. >> same question. >> same answer. we agree on that. [laughter] >> ms. hassan, would you a -- oppose the northern pass project if too costly? >> too costly to bury the power lines and can't get community support for another proposal, yes. >> we need

hassan is charge with 13 counts of premeditated murder. his attorneys are appealing the judge's order for hassan to be clean shaven before trial. prosecutors claim hassan grew a beard to make it difficult for witnesses to identify him in court. >>> national cathedral will mark p 11th anniversary of the nefsh attacks with prayers at its regularly scheduled services that day rather than hold a larger commemoration event. services will be held at 7:30 a.m., 8:30 a.m., noon and 5:30 p.m. in the past the cathedral hosted a larger commemoration which hosted pts and other leaders. >>> the first man who walked on the moon will be buried at sea, according to his wishes. he died two weeks ago at 82 due to complications from heart surgery. as navy veteran, armstrong could have been buried at article to think national cemetery with full honors but chose a sea burial instead. the cemetery could take place off the -- burial at sea, the ceremony could take place off the coast. details expected to be finalized in lime or armstrong's public memorial servic

hassan, like many children here, has lost loved ones. a rocket attack killed his cousin and his uncle. >> -- "dead and injured people were everywhere. there was no one there to help. we saw a body parts and fragments strewn everywhere. i was devastated. i hated my life and myself." she is 9 and has already witnessed people tortured. she no longer plays games. she says she does not feel like a child anymore. 14-year-old hassan says assad's troops have literally dragged children into the war. >> the use children as human shields. they put children in front of them to shield themselves from the shooting. >> not all the children are capable of talking about what they have been through. this boy was held captive in a school for weeks, hung by his wrists and beaten by soldiers. save the children and volunteers are trying to restore a sense of normality to these children's lives. it is a challenge. this jordanian camp lacks even the basics like water and food. these children are urgently in need of psychological counseling to help them get over

hassan sheikh mohamud will lead the first official government since the country plunged into civil war 21 years ago. members of parliament chose mohamud in a runoff vote in outgoing president sheikh ahmed. mohamud is a university professor and political newcomer. he launched his own party last year. he was not initially considered a strong candidate. mohamud will be challenged to end fighting with militants who control much of central and southern somalia. and he'll have to deal with separatist aspirations in the northern region of somaliland. >>> the new u.n. arab league envoy to syria says his top priority is stopping the blood shed. lakhdar brahimi is expected to visit damascus in a few days to meet with president bashar al assad. brahimi met egyptian president mohamed morsi and arab lgue secretary general in cairo. brahimi says 5,000 people died in august alone. >> translator: the dangerous situation in syria will lead the whole region to collapse into turmoil. >> brahimi says he's ready to present a new peace plan to the government and opposition forces. he says the objective is t

hearing underway in texas regarding a judge ordering major nidal hassan to shave his beard. psychiatrist who woundeed people and others in the 2009 shooting. wounded. the military says his beard is a violation of army regulation. it has already delayed his .urder trial was now virus has claimed the life of a d.c. resident. the first such death in the virus.t from the there are fears the virus could spread even faster after hurricane isaac. cases have already jumped 25% in week.st nationwide, that is. areas coulde isaac become a breeding ground. many residents have been warned water and of standing keep books brett hann day. the washington animal rescue in nine dogsing now homeless due to hurricane isaac. they are arriving from and can county, mississippi. county.hancock they have heartworms and are .eing treated >> everything is going smoothly far. we are working with our the nationalat rescue shelter and this was aecause disaster and they will find places to relocate the dogs. >> they are trying to find new as far away as maine. thousands of people still remain all across t

. >>> the trial of hassan moves forward at fort hood today.ccused of killing 13 people in a mass shooting at the texas base back in november of 2009. >>> president barack obama will make his speech at the convention thursday, today he is going to be on the trail again, at norfolk state university. >>> former republican presidential candidate hopeful, herman cane is hitting the road, tomorrow he is going to start his truth tour to convey his view. >>> talks raising possibility of a teachers strike in chicago next week, the head of the union says the more than 26,000 teachers and staff are prepared to strike, it would be the first in 25 years. >>> a preseason is over, tomorrow you could be ready for football. the super bowl champs, new york giants host the dallas cowboys to begin the nfl season. >>> the label says organic, that means you probably pay more for organic food. kit cost twice as much as other produce. is it worth it? maybe not. researchers at stanford found there is practically no nutritional difference between organically and nonorg

they're appealing the order for hassan to be clean shea ven before the trial. prosecutors claimassan grew a beard to make it difficult for witnesses to identify him in court. >>> the first man to walk on the moon will be buried at sea according to his wishes. neil armstrong died nearly two weeks ago at the age of 82. as a navy veteran armstrong could have been buried in arlington national cemetery with full honors but chose a sea burial instead. it could take place off the coast of virginia, washington state. details are expected to be finalized in times for armstrong's public memorial service next thursday at the national a three dral. >>> the rover is on the move. it's making it it is away long the martian surface leaving tracks on the red planet. it shows the landing spot and scorch marks from the rockets that landed with rover. curiosity will spend the next two years on mars exploring the crater to determine if it once supported life. >>> today nasa is going to perform another test here on an unmanned spacecraft. crews will drop the oh rye on into a tank of

. >> hassan fakh eddin is a firm supporter and blames other countries for the fighting in sya. >> translator: what's happening in syria is the result of maneuvering bite united states, britain and gulf nations. syria was a united nation before they planned the split. >> reporter: a massive rally was held to express solidarity with the assad government. haddin was one of the organizers. he repeated his call for strong support for the government. >> translator: so many people are gathered here today. alof you areallying bend a assad. >> reporter: but a rift is emerging among the residents of golan heights. a silent protest was held against president assad. the participants are hding up blank signs. the message is stop the bloodshed. as a civil war intensifies, more people are saying publicly that they can no longer support assad. they drew the arabic word freedom by arranging candles. mahmoud used to support assad, but he now thinks t s ths the gt is disgracing his homeland with blood. >> translator: we must top it will the assad regime as crimes by the regime have come to light, the anti-assa

yacht also hassan fran painted on the stevrnlt the last time the yacht was seen was yesterday around0 p.m. near mare island near vallejo. christopher is 43 years old. he has dark hair and short beard. his children are 4-year-old brooklyn and 2-year-old definite i hope. white sleeveless dress with a blue and green design she had on and devin was wearing a short sleeve sponge bob t-shirt and a diaper. back here live now police do think that the man could be heading either to monterey or even as far away as mexico. live in south san francisco tonight, lisa, abc 7 news. >>> thank you. this sunday it's two years since that pg&e gas pipeline explode entered san bruno with such disaster results. 8 people killed. 3 dozen homes destroyed. tonight some of the survivors watched new documentary on that horrific day. lillian kim has the story. >> 30 minute documentary is titled trial by fire interview of survivors of the pipeline explosion. as well as first responders. witnesses. city officials. tonight a few dozen people came to the san mateo county history museum to watch it. it was living the

yacht also hassan fran painted on the stevrnlt the last time the yacht was seen was yesterday aroundr vallejo. christopher is 43 years old. he has dark hair and short beard. his children are 4-year-old brooklyn and 2-year-old definite i hope. white sleeveless dress with a blue and green design she had on and devin was wearing a short sleeve sponge bob t-shirt and a diaper. back here live now police do think that the man could be heading either to monterey or even as far away as mexico. live in south san francisco tonight, lisa, abc 7 news. >>> thank you. this sunday it's two years since that pg&e gas pipeline explode entered san bruno with such disaster results. 8 people killed. 3 dozen homes destroyed. tonight some of the survivors watched new documentary on that horrific day. lillian kim has the story. >> 30 minute documentary is titled trial by fire interview of survivors of the pipeline explosion. as well as first responders. witnesses. city officials. tonight a few dozen people came to the san mateo countyory museum to watch it. it was living the again for her. >> it was very ed

as the unrest continues they has volleyed or hassan nasrallah has called for a week of angry protest in lebanon against the us movie saying washington must be held accountable ahmed kori schake from the pac nationalist forum says the anti-american rage we're seeing is the result of u.s. policies and arab spring countries. these demonstrations really are not really directed at the film itself the are a result of an accumulation over the past few months in years there has been an organized campaign to insult and humiliate islam particularly in the united states i see most of the demonstrations we've seen right now most of them were spontaneous with the probably one exception of the attack and the murder of the u.s. and nasser in libya that was dead appear to be the work of militant groups on the ground ironically by seeing most of the weapons that those militant groups used in the firefight that preceded the capture of the u.s. ambassador and his murder i think most of those weaponry probably came from nato and the united states i mean that's the biggest irony that the me and chris ste

a sanctuary of peace the actual war is heard here all too well seventy three year old jimmy noble hassan says he understands the young who want their country to change what he contacts app is their means and what. people who are misled and hold weapons fight the government and destabilize the country are wrong i hope they'll calm down we all need peace to return to syria. polarized on so many levels the syrian conflict has also drawn the line between villagers and city dwellers as violence continues in urban areas people in the countryside are working hard to feed the two warring parties attacking villagers out in rural areas isn't going to really help them in accomplishing their task which is to try to get assad out of out of power and so i think that's certainly not going to get the syrian people on their side so i think that the attacks are being concentrated in urban areas where they have the greatest chance to affect syria economically and potentially to strike at the military targets in the lap or clashes are still the order of the day but twenty kilometers west mohammad is trying

to turn violent as people are burning cars and throwing stones meanwhile the leader of hezbollah hassan nasrallah in a televised address those the nationwide strikes across lebanon imposed taste against the school he says it was the worst attack on islam and now the protests will be staggered starting on monday in the southern suburbs of beirut moving on wednesday to beat southern lebanese city of tire and then on friday in the eastern city of bulb it elsewhere in the region we are seeing this and to marry confinements beginning to dissipate but that doesn't mean that tensions are not running high they certainly are and they're being thrilled by the fact that the new race is sending means and various other security reinforcements to various capitals in some at the capital of yemen the parliament there has issued a statement demanding that he was marines for why they recently to be evacuated immediately we're also hearing from high ranking officials there that this is going to feel the situation is when you will make a push to it opens the doors for help for yemen and gives terrorists an

yacht also hassan fran painted on the stevrnlt the last time the yacht was seen was yesterday aroundar mare island near vallejo. christopher is 43 years old. he has dark hair and short beard. his children are 4-year-old brooklyn and 2-year-old definite i hope. white sleeveless dress with a blue and green design she had on and devin was wearing a short sleeve sponge bob t-shirt and a diaper. back here live now police do think that the man could be heading either to monterey or even as far away as mexico. live in south san francisco tonight, lisa, abc 7 news. >>> thank you. this sunday it's two years since that pg&e gas pipeline explode entered san bruno with such disaster results. 8 people killed. 3 dozen homes destroyed. tonight some of the survivors watched new documentary on that horrific day. lillian kim has the story. >> 30 minute documentary is titled trial by fire interview of survivors of the pipeline explosion. as well as first responders. witnesses. city officials. tonight a few dozen people came to the san mateo county history museum to watch it. it was living the nightmare

lebanon where tens of thousands of people are gathering in heat of a call by that has been a leader hassan nasrallah now those protests are happening in the eastern eleven is the city of baalbeck as i say they are being organized by hizbollah but later today friday they will be in another protest organized by sunni clerics there hasn't been any violence in lebanon but no doubt tensions are running high all french schools in lebanon as well as the ambassador's residence has been closed today lebanese security on high alert the protests on much more than just as they really are calling up anger against the united states that many say has been simmering below the surface for quite some time so what we're witnessing is really now the spock to the fire that is seen tens of thousands of people take to the streets in all these cities to really hold the united states responsible for what they say is the worst attack ever on islam. let's get some reaction and analysis from anthony while had all the think tank web site the daily dot com anthony thanks for joining our team today we've seen ten days o

on lebanon where tens of thousands of people are gathering in heat of a call by the his ability to hassan and this trial or now those protests are happening in the east and live in these the city of rome big as i say they are being organized by hizbollah but later today friday they will be in another protest organized by sunni clerics there hasn't been any violence in lebanon but no doubt tensions are running high all french schools in lebanon as well as the ambassador's residence has been closed today lebanese security on high alert now we're ten days into the protests and the fury still rages across the muslim world what is driving the marlins. while the main reason for this violence is of course this fourteen minute trailer that appeared on you tube it is cool to the innocence of muslims and it depicts the proper. mohammed in a very crude way there was also this recent publication of these caricature of the prophet in this french magazine called shyly him door so this is for that info inflamed tensions both in north africa the middle east as far field as sydney australia and several eu

lebanese city of tire this is in line with a call that went out earlier by the has been their leader hassan nasrallah where he called for his supporters to show their anger in the first shouts and in their faces he says that this form is the worst attack ever on islam now so far the demonstration is peaceful if one is a demonstration on monday in which more than a hundred thousand hizbollah supporters took to the southern suburbs of beirut now and that's why there has called for staggered protests throughout this week we understand that the next protests will be on a friday in the eastern lebanese city of baalbeck but at the same time we are hearing reports of an american food chain kate if seen that for the second time has been attacked in lebanon now this comes on wednesday as clashes erupt here between palestinian protesters and israeli security forces at least twenty people were injured when the clashes erupted near a border crossing in east jerusalem the protesters threw firebombs as well as stones at the security forces they responded with tear gas and rubber bullets we're also seeing

protesters turned out in the southern suburbs of beirut after call went out by the his violin leader hassan nasrallah for people to show their rage now a french publication is published caricature is of the prophet mohammed this is causing further outrage in european cities we've already seen and go on the streets of the belgian city of and we're in the french capital paris as far field as sydney australia so this publication is just further going to incite and make people that much more angry about his fall asleep reporting right as a reaction to the controversial publications france is planning to close embassies and schools in twenty countries on friday for the meantime across the atlantic there is one big question occupying hearts and minds are why is that so much anger directed towards washington at the y. . house believes the movie was the only reason behind the violence but the problem is revealed by the anti american rallies remain resolved his gun a church account has the story. the white house keeps saying it was just the anti islamic video that calls the muslims wrath across the

protesters turned out in the southern suburbs of beirut off the call went out by the his belly leader hassan nasrallah for people to show their rage over this film that mocks the prophet muhammad now at least twelve people have been killed in the afghan capital of kabul . nine of them foreigners when a female suicide bomber blew herself up in protest against the city so certainly a lot of anger and we're also keeping tabs today tuesday on the europe where a french newspaper has reportedly published caricature is of the prophet mohammed and if this indeed is true it will lead to food on from age in european cities run those across the arab world north africa the middle east and this was field as australia and we will likely just to see the anger continue to grow and as you said we'll be monitoring the situation thanks very much indeed for your reporting from tel aviv now across the atlantic there is a one big question occupying hearts and minds why is there so much hatred of the u.s. while the white house believes the movie was the only reason behind the violence the problems revealed by the

now for some other news from around the world for you this hour somalia's newly elected president hassan sheikh mohamud that survived an assassination attempt on his second day in office the suicide bomb attack took place while the president on the visiting kenyan foreign minister was holding a news conference at least five people were killed and three more injured a radical islamist group. that is affiliated with al qaida claimed responsibility for the attack saying that election had been manipulated by western powers. at least fourteen people have been injured when a large crowd of venezuelan president hugo chavez supporters clashed with opposition followers incumbent president supporters wearing red shirts flocked to a major road near the airport and torched an opposition campaign truck this comes as the opposition is presidential candidate in next month's election had been scheduled to visit the region which has traditionally event. hundreds of striking miners have forced the closure of four mines of anglo american platinum the world's largest producer. the company said it had taken

and let's not have some other world news in briefly this hour somalia's new elected president hassan shaikh mahmoud has survived an assassination attempt on his second day not that it's this is signed bomb attack took place while the president and the visiting kenyan foreign minister were holding a news conference at least five people were killed and three more injured a radical islamist group al-shabaab that is affiliated with al qaida claimed responsibility for that are saying that most elections have been manipulated by western powers. at least fourteen people have been injured when a large cloud of venezuelans president hugo chavez supporters clashed with opposition followers the incumbent president supporters wearing red shirts blocked a major road near the. torched an opposition campaign truck this comes of the opposition's presidential candidate in next month's elections have been shed your to visit the region which has traditionally been for a charge it. was you and going to syria even damascus to meet with president assad on his first peace mission to the country brahimi hop

protesters turned out in the southern suburbs of beirut off the call went out by the hizbollah leader hassan nasrallah for people to show their rage over this form that mocks the prophet mohammed and we're also keeping tabs today on the europe where a french newspaper has reportedly published caricatures of the prophet mohammed and if this indeed is true it will. need. and you appear in cities as well as across the arab world north africa middle eastern australia and likely just to see the anger continue to grow. and i would tempers boiling across the muslim world afghanistan is becoming a hotter issue with fears the insurgency could feed on the widespread anger of british m.p. george galloway who's just tabled a motion in parliament demanding u.k. troops be home by christmas sends a victory in afghanistan is now impossible for the alliance the reality is the afghanistan cannot be successfully occupied the people of afghanistan will have to find a way of organizing their own society without foreign interference and occupation we have a right to be concerned if afghanistan is harming us we ha

thousand protesters turned out in the southern suburbs of beirut after call went out his valet leader hassan nasrallah for people to show their rage over this form that mocks the prophet mohammed and we're also keeping tabs today on europe where a french newspaper has reportedly published caricature is of the prophet mohammed and if this indeed is true it will. need to further up my age and european cities as well as across the arab world north africa middle east as far as field is australia and we will likely just to see the anger continue to grow. reporting right with the muslim world gripped by rage that's one big question this big dog stall across america just what all who are the protests aimed at while some are adamant it's all about the movie others. reports no such illusions. the white house keeps saying it was just the anti islamic video that caused the muslims wrath across the world this is not a case of. protester wrecked it if united states writ large or a us policy this is in response to a video that is offensive but that's a claim no one is buying the administration wants us to

abc's lama hassan has more from cairo. >> reporter: in afghanistan, four u.s. service members were killed in another insider attack. afghanistan soldiers turning on american allies. >> members of the afghan police shot four service members. >> reporter: elsewhere in the country, outrage after a nay tomorrow air strike killed civilians. they shouted death to america and drove some of their bed to the provincial capital in protest. in pakistan, police used tear gas and water can ner cannon to protestors away from the consulate. we are learning more about what happened when the nato base was attacked by the taliban. they say they were targeting britain's prince harry who is stationed there. according to some reports, prince harry was quickly taken to safety. but the attackers destroyed or damaged 8 harrier jets worth $20 million each. and hitting three refueling stations and six aircraft hangars, two u.s. marines were killed. meanwhile the u.s. ambassador to the united nations says the attack on the american consulate in benghazi, libya, september 11th which kille

judge could make the decision how a a hearing on s freedom lawiou case againste major nidal hassan. he said that the group appeared moslem faith it.ires could face the death penalty. jury selection starts today in of federal corruption trial former detroit mayor squaw make kilpatrick. faces bribery, extortion, and other charges. he argued that the cannot get a trial. trial. >> now to the scandal at penn state. football coach jerry sandusky regrets not testifying sex abuse trial. that is the word from a defense lawyer. the attorney says sandusky will likely be sentenced next month. the was convicted in june of boys, some of them on campus. he still claims he is innocent. the remains is an isolated jail unit. >> arizona authorities will now enforce the most contentious parts of the immigration law. a ruling clears the way for enforcement. police, while in forcing other must question immigration suspect areose they illegally.try >> let's check in with adam caskey. the doppler shows some activity. a little action this morning on the doppler radar. going to calm down a little. big change

. >> some of the most vulnerable refugees arrive >> the military judge has told nadal hassan he must shave fully before attending trial. >> he is accused of killing people in a shooting spree and ford said. he says his beard is required by the muslim faith that the military says it is a violation of army regulation. the debate over his beard has actually delayed his murder trial. >> a jury has convicted it drew peterson of murdering his third wife. her death was initially ruled an accident, but he was charged after his fourth right -- fourth wife disappeared in 2007. he faces a 16 year prison term. >> the gulf coast is taking another hit from hurricane isaac. tar balls are washing up on the beaches which has prompted an emergency closer -- closure of waters forcing commercial fishermen to go elsewhere. tar balls were washed ashore last year and tests confirmed the oil came from the bp oil spill from 2010. the remnants of hurricane is it have moved on but a lot of people are still struggling to cut their lives together. >> some of the most of of world becomes arrived in search of new

sheikh nasrallah, hassan nasrallah, the leader of hezbollah is actually making an appearance there. this is pretty rare for him. the israelis actually assassinated the previous leader of hezbollah. this is the group that has been, you know, sending rockets raining into israel, that kind of thing and they are out in protest right now. their leader, the guy who presumably ordered that kind of activity, has been speaking to them. he isn't often seen in public but he is there now. we'll keep eye on situation in lebanon. we'll see if it things get out of hand. it has been going that way into the middle east. we'll keep an eye out for you. jamie: anti-american violence is mounting at this hour literally around the world as we were showing you in lebanon. from afghanistan over the weekend, indonesia, pakistan to india, protesters are all are clashing with police near u.s. consulates and embassies putting our people at risk. what is the u.s. doing to stop the violence and what are the arab nations and other host countries doing? are they doing enough to keep american citizens safe. michael

hassan sheikh mohammed was conducting meetings there. al qaeda-linked group al shabaab claimed responsibility for the attack. the russian prime minister says he thinks the jailed members of the punk rock band should be freed. dmitry medvedev says he thinks the sentences are too harsh. the three band members were convicted last month for a stunt that they pulled in moscow's main cathedral. the band launched into a protest against president vladimir putin filled with profanity. the band members arrest and conviction sparked international outrage. at the time of the trial, putin said the court should show leniency, but he hasn't spoken out since. >>> britain's dutchess of cambridge is in malaysia where she delivered her first public speech outside the u.k. it is the second stop of a southeast asian tour to celebrate queen elizabeth's diamond jubilee. kate addressed patients and staff at a hospice. >>> scientists say they have found a new species of monkey, but the hunters there are already well acquainted with this little guy. [ kate ] most

. >> well, i believe hassan will be executessed, floyd.ratulations! everybody should check out that web site. >> be there saturday, december 8 and friday, december 7 at caesar's palace and a new show in houston on november 24. details on bill o'reilly dot-com. finally, the factor tip of the day... the country of egypt is very dependent on tourism. i have been there, it's a sensational place to go. but here's the tip. no american, no american should visit egypt for the rest of the year. nobody goes. that will send that government a big-time message. you are going to attack americans, we are not showing up with our dollars. i also think u.s. airlines should stop flying to egypt for the time being. let's use our wallets to make a statement to the factor tip of the day. that's it for us tonight. please, check out the fox news factor web site. also, we would like to you spout off about the factor from anywhere in the world. name and town, name and town, name and town if you wish to opine. word of the day, do not be p picayune. than f

lama hassan, ax nebc news, cair. >>> a ruling expected to day. a french judge asked to halt further publication of kate's topless foe toephotos. lawyers for prince william and kate laid out their argument against the french gossip magazine. it is too late to stop the spread of the photos on the internet. >> what is significant, this is clearly very personal to -- >> of course. >> to prince william because of what happened to lady diana. i think it is also very rare that the royal family would take this pretty extraordinary step and take this to court. and they must, at this point, be thinking we have got to draw a line in the sand. >> some where. >> right. because are we heading down that path? what happened to princess diana is that going to happen to kate? >> and you think, a decent shot -- >> i think so, the laws in europe are so very robust. especially in france. the fines are pretty steep. in france in particular. pretty robust in the uk as well. some pretty firm legal footing for the royals. >> we will see what happens later today. economic

a report about fort hood that omitted the fact that nadal hassan wrote a paper justifying suicide bombinge'll leave it a rhetorical question for now. thank you both so much. one -- i mention this and i was talking about it before. but you think about all the problems we have in this country and we are so divide. but he see what's happening overseas and it should bind us together as a country. look what we are up against. it's about this country versus such an anti-americanism that exists in the world, over what. just ahead, ambassador john bolton will pick up where this conversation left off. what is behind these protests and what are we going to do about this. if ambassador bolton were in place instead of susan rice, what we be telling our president. in "kelly's court," senate candidate liz warren having to defend herself on accusations she may have committed academic fraud. "kelly's court" takes up the case. >> i didn't get an advantage because of my backgrounds. but i will say this, this is about family. i can't and won't change who i am. i am who i am. so if we are going to talk about