held a ig havele honoring those who lost their lives in paris. while others met for a prayer for peace holding lit candles in an east boston park. >> we gather in peace. in solitary force. >> we're going to make sure to honor the victims and really all the residents of paris who are grieving today. >> locals started a memorial in front of the french consulate in boston. they left flowers and messages showing their support for the french people. boston marathon bombing hero karlos are a don'to stop which. he left a sign and had a truck. boston at packed spots like the bruin's game at the garden and while we're learning no threats have been made, security officials aren't backing down. kimberly bookman has more. >>. >> we stand with france ." even at an ice rink prayers are with paris and thoughts are on stadium security. >> i see a lot of police, a lot of safety measures. >> reporter: sources tell 7 news that boston police are increasing patrols and visibility at t. d.garden and our location that is draw a crowd. >> makes me feel better. i'm confi

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. : --a to havell she be able the kind of enthusiasm being a woman as barack obama had with african-americansfor a generation of women, hillary story and the things she is talking about really resonate, and the idea of having a woman in the white house is very exciting, so i think that is something we are not seeing a lot of right now because we are hopefully, but, women will get excited. you are not point to see the same percentages that we saw in the african-american community with barack obama -- you are not going to see the same percentages that we saw in the african-american community with barack obama. mark: anita, who will the nominee for republicans be, and why? anita: i do not know. mark: who do you think the three most likely are? ta: you have to go with a front runner, donald trump, who has an amazing ability to survive and even thrive, and that is a scary stability, and, rubio is, senator gaining a lot of steam, and i think i would also have to put senator cruz in there, as well. anita, thank you. up next, those supporting ted cruz are sitting on tens of millions of dollars in cas

so, suddenly deciding now that they're going to supplement all these years of not haveling a good intelligence base, i don't think they can do it. >> something really disturbing that cnn has learned. a national security official telling us that at least one of the eight paris attackers would have been able to sign to the united states with the visa waver program and they say there's growing concern that maybe as many as three of the attackers could have made it to the u.s. how strong of a handle do you think the u.s. has on these guys? >> well, the european -- the jihadests on the list, those lists will show up in the united states and you can keep them out. . before you visa waver, you have to apply to get on an airplane and they can take a look at that. the problem is theres so many who are not on the european lists and could easily board in brussels and buy legally a gun and launch a military-style assault. i think this is very disturbing this is going to come across the atlant atlantic. if in fact they can freely travel to the united states and there's no way you can identify them all in a

in 2012 he was named chairman of the human rights foundation, succeeding havel of the czech republic. and he has written a couple of books. his 2007 book, "how life imitates chess," has been published in 26 languages, and his newest book is "winter is coming: why vladmy putin and the enemies of the free world must be stop toed." greg is calling in from chattanooga, tennessee. hi, greg. >> caller: how y'all doing this morning? i was just wondering, if putin hasn't turned russia back into some type of christian nation be, hasn't he? >> guest: i doubt very much. you should not mix presence with substance. unfortunately, for years -- [inaudible] has been symbol of kgb. and if you, i don't know whether you can read russian or not, but if you had pleasure, questionable pleasure of reading what russian -- [inaudible] has been saying over years, i think you could recognize that it's not, it's simple on to security, and it's basically sowing putin's interests rather than promoting crucial values. >> host: last call comes from joanna in damascus, maryland. hi, joanna. >> caller: good morning, m

things havel that to change so dramatically, and it could be very very painful when this happens.entually it should balance out. have ather candidate plan to address that inflation? katia: so far, no one has detailed anything. one has said he would get into single digits, the other has said he would get it below 10% as well. of them don't really believe that inflation is where it is right now, even though they have had a big change in the methodology of targeting inflation. there's a clear necessity also to change an agency and make sure they become credible again. because everything is being impacted by these allegedly false numbers. including how you allocate money to the poor. seems to other issue be companies coming in and setting up shop there. enticing global companies enough to do that, do either of the candidates have a specific plan? we've seen a lot of green companies wanting to expand in argentina, setting up offices there. -- this is had a lot a huge agricultural company. the meant a lot of hoarding of grain because farmers are hoping -- for the peso to devalue more so

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people havel mentioned the political environment in canada. here is another story from "the ."york times, thestory reports that , replaced this week had made the approval of keystone xl its top foreign-policy party, even though canadians were divided over its importance. trudeau will be free to pursue a campaign promise, improving canada's record on greenhouse gas emissions. our next caller is jack from wisconsin, calling to oppose this decision. go ahead. levels,just on a few one of the last callers talked about the dirty jobs, and the previous caller talked about oil, dirty oil coming through the united states. oil willd that the still come through the united states, it will just be on rails . that is not going to stop. oil prices have dropped because of the sand oil that they are pumping out of canada and the dakotas. host: all right, we hear you this morning. this comments from ernie sanders on twitter -- bernie sanders on twitter. i strongly applaud the decision to kill keystone xl. meanwhile, the sierra club tweeted this, thank you potus for rejecting the keystone xl. kim

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