my guest tonight is the host-of-msnbc's all in with chris hayes, please welcome chris hayes.>> hey there. >> trevor: how are you. thank you for coming, man. it is great to have you here to talk about the debate. do these things still matter? are we just having fun now? >> you know, that is a real-- i mean the big question of this campaign so far i think is basically does all of the craziness we've seen in the last few months, will it matter in the end. and there is a debate between people who think that this will be like the past and set elevator down and go for the person they think is most electable or whether something is fundamentally different about the republican party and someone like donald trump or ben carson can-- . >> trevor: but people haven't settled down. don't worry, trevor, it's summer madness. it happens every year. ha, ha, ha, ha. and now guys are like he's still in the lead? ha, ha, ha. like it's not changing. >> that is exactly right. and so that, i think, is an argument for what is happening now. the other thing that matters now, you have already seen, wh

i guess we don't have chris hayes' sound working. colonel schaefer what's your reaction to the possibility of a linkage between this and what's happening in paris? >> i think it's a good chance this is related both to fact that the french have been very active in mali as well as the leader of iraqi to call for all al qaeda units to rise up. he released a tape where he called for this very sort of thing to happen. as stipulated in the opening, i think it's very clear you see all the radical elements of all flavors now kind of rising up. if nothing else they were inspired by the attack in paris and you'll see more of this. >> we have chris hayes' sound working now from paris. chris, if you can hear me, i'm wondering what we're getting from french authorities in terms of their reaction to what happened in mali? do they see it as linked as to the attacks in paris? >> there hasn't been any mention so far of any link between the two french authorities as far as i know. although the fact that they took some risk by sending french troops int

this next photo shows what hayes looks like. a lot of old victorians, some have added garages in front. you see here a garage, a garage. there are no active commercial uses here, so we believe the variance is well justified. there are also 2 family size units in this building. they will of course need a parking space each so that is 2 spaces which is what the proposal includes, so we urge you to recommend approval the parking variance. this project represents a opportunity to bring back to life the long dormant theater and we believe this will provide significant benefits from the community which received this project very positively. i believe chris may mentioned the letter from aelfy felter whoperticipated in this since 2004 mpth he is the president of the san francisco theater foundation. he states the restored harding snob nob we hope you will approve the conditional use for this project and look forward to seeing the harding reopen to the public as soon as possible. one thing i would like to mention, a note about the draft

my nake isen weir and live at 1290 hayes. the building on the corner that is sandwiched between the 2 structures. excuse my nerves, i ppared what i would say but it may go out of my head. it is nice to finally hear about the plans. i have been traveling a lotto missed a lot of there planning meetings and i'm new to the project. i think it is better to have the harding theater stay there and not go through demolition , but we have concerns. i am as one of the few tenant-it isn't a huge building but we have concerns because the area changed over the 10 years. i have been there since 194 so i have sheen it change dramatly over that period of time and we have great businesses there that are good neighbors and partners. nopa and some of the other ones around. we just have concerns. we don't have the band width for the traffic we already have so that is something that hopefully will be addressed with the planning of the is. even with the lugestics of the building itself rkts, we have shared utility lines so our phone lineerize on t

lou: back with us now chris stirewalt, steve hayes joining us here.g to bobby jindal, the governor i mean he was on the attack. i complemented him for an energetic reformists. what do you think of the effectiveness? >> he was effective at harming chris christie. he put a dent in christie side fender over his record in new jersey which is nothing good. i don't know that jindal do that much good for himself. especially when he attacked -- and said juice box and christie seems more presidential. lou: steve case your thoughts? >> i agree with that in bobby jindal said several times republicans couldn't elect a state government republican to the white house. that's a line that is likely to stick with people but beyond that he was certainly punching hard. it's hard to see how anybody watching this debate says i need that guy to on the big stage next time. lou: steve i want to take a second. chris bear with me here. we are going to go to the stage. the republican national committee chairman reince priebus is welcoming the crowd and it's a huge crowd. let's l

lou: back with us now chris stirewalt, steve hayes joining us here.talking to bobby jindal, the governor i mean he was on the attack. i complemented him for an energetic reformists. what do you think of the effectiveness? >> he was effective at harming chris christie. he put a dent in christie side fender over his record in new jersey which is nothing good. i don't know that jindal do that much good for himself. especially when he attacked -- and said juice box and christie seems more presidential. lou: steve case your thoughts? >> i agree with that in bobby jindal said several times republicans couldn't elect a state government republican to the white house. that's a line that is likely to stick with people but beyond that he was certainly punching hard. it's hard to see how anybody watching this debate says i need that guy to on the big stage next time. lou: steve i want to take a second. chris bear with me here. we are going to go to the stage. the republican national committee chairman reince priebus is welcoming the crowd and it's a huge crowd. l

this happened in august of last year when hayes was a passenger in a car traveling along the suitland parkway. hayes' brother ronald pleaded to hiding the gun. >>> right now an elderly man is in critical condition after getting hit by a s. witnesses tell us the victim was crossing the street at 7th and k in downtown when that bus hit him. crews had to use hydraulic equipment to lift the bus and pull the man out. he was alive and g but inbad shape, we're told. one witness said before firefighters could get there an unknown man had rushed into help. >> there was a doctor who had happened to be in the area, andy just dove under the bus and started assessing the situation. i was completely impressed with the fact that he was so selfless and went under the bus. >> by the time firefighters got there the man was long gone. 7th and k streets downtown still closed while police investigates. >>> right now a d.c. man is in custody, accused of throwing a baby down a flight of stairs. the woman who knows james brown says he forced his way into her home yesterday then went on a spree hurting her, a

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his name is arden hayes. he's been with us before. he's very knowledgeable when it comes to a lot -- actually, a number of subjects. well, here's a little -- we put a little montage together to show you how smart he is. are you a genius? yeah. -who's that guy? -warren g. harding. he was one of our worst presidents. he was one of the worst? that does not have south sudan on it. -it's missing a country? -yeah. you'd think everyone would know that, i mean -- yeah, but no one does. but no one does. how many elements are there on the periodic table? there are 118. -and you know... -all of them. you know all of them. barium, lanthanum, cerium, praseodymium, neodymium, promethium, samarium -- we get it. you're embarrassing me now. europium, gadolinium. so not only does arden know about the elements and presidents, he knows a lot about "star wars" and tonight we'll find out who knows more about "star wars," the kid or the cast from the movie. let me tell you right now, the answer is the kid, so... this could -- you know, because the character

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chris hayes is the host of "all in" and joins us now from paris.en can you feel over there since we got over there? we can't see on television about the atmosphere of -- including the atmosphere of people toward the media, that come into this country. >> well, i think people understand why the media is here. i don't think there's any sort of frustration about that. what i do think is happening here is a real difference between the reaction since the "charlie hebdo" attacks nine months ago and these attacks, and for a number of reasons, but mostly because i think the way in which the targeting happened sort of, the random cruelty of it, has really spooked people. and i think it's spooked people amidst what was already a huge geopolitical crisis on the continent of europe and france and in germany and netherlands and greece around the refugee crisis. and those two issues, as far as the investigation tells us, are distinct issues. in fact, an eu official saying everyone who carried out this attack were eu nationals. but those two issues, because they

and you get to take r2-d2 and [ applause ] arden hayes, everybody. thanks to j.j. we'll be right back. 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 p >> jimmy: i want to thank adam, daisy, john, and carrie. i want to thank the director j.j. abrams. thank you guys all so much. our storm troopers. r2-d2, harrison ford, chewbacca. apologies to matt damon. the way. >> thanks. >> jimmy: how do you think those other guys did? >> pretty good. >> jimmy: pretty good. but wait a minute. they didn't get any of the answers. are you just being nice right now? thanks for watching. "nightline" is next. good night. >>> this is a special edition of "nightline." brave face. >> tonight, he's the courageous former firefighter. pat hardison's face severely burned in the line of duty. tonight, we're there with the pioneering surgical team determined to restore one man's brave face. one family's tragic loss and their profound g

that's arden hayes. thanks for watching. good night. [ cheers and applause ] planning a big expansion. i'll explai what it means for families here.

david: now steve hayes, you think of hillary clinton in this environment. of course trying to distance herself from the obama administration. she formulated her own plan, announced it last week. but she is so responsible for a lot of what has happened in the middle east, i think, for example of arab spring in 2011. she was pushing for the changes, some of which have led to the situation we have in syria. all over the middle east, for that matter. in fact they were supporting the muslim brotherhood in egypt? >> yeah, at time actually our ambassador in egypt was forbidden taking meetings with any other group other than muslim brotherhood which is extraordinary statement about our approach to that country but i think the biggest opposition research document republicans will use against hillary clinton is her own book, "hard choices." she lays out her role in great detail, some would say, boring details, including negotiating peace with the afghan taliban at very same time they were working hand-in-glove with al qaeda and al qaeda dean juror leadership. laying

to make the final cut. >> gobble, gobble, gobble. >> reporter: rob hayes reporting for abc news. >> arting to get their thanksgiving and turkey cooking -- mine is a tofurkey. >> that yard bird looks burnt. >> i just call it crispy. >> crispy, well done? >> that's the news for this half hour. >> remember to follow us >>> this morning on "world news now," looking for republican leadership. >> after a two-hour debate on economic issues the republican presidential hopefuls take aim at each other and hillary clinton. did any of the candidates come out ahead? we're live in milwaukee with insight. >>> deadly crash. the jet that slammed into an apartment building, shaking an entire neighborhood. the search for answers in the burning wreckage. >>> extreme weather. the powerful storm that brought snow and downpours to california. it's intensifying as it moves to the middle of the country. the warnings from accuweather. >>> and later, war hero. the veteran nearly killed in afghanistan, overcoming so much to get ready for the paralympics. her amazing journey on this veterans day, wednesday novemb

judge hayes' order.vacated and dismissed with prejudice. >> which means they can't be brought again. >> right. >> now we have this beautiful docket because they were not expunged. if something is expunged, it no longer exists. and we would have to white this out, erase it. >> literally olittle bit blit >> nobody wanted that to happen. the defendants didn't want it to happen. lawyer didn't. we certainly don't. in the city court -- although this wasn't existing at the time -- >> was it hard to persuade to do it? once you had the idea was it pushing on an open door? >> it was like a snowball going downhill. >> but there wasn't anymore like we're going to have to open up every case or we're going to become a truth tribunal. >> not one bit. not one bit. >> i think everybody was just as supportive that somebody should be done. >> half a century later, rock hill, south carolina, choosing to make it right by those civil rights activists who were arrested as teenagers. by the time they got their apology, by the t

nermeen: that was quentin tarantino speaking on chris hayes last night.iggo mortensen, could you respond to this controversy? >> well, i saw both the clip of what he said on october 24 and i saw him on "all in" last night with chris hayes and i thought quentin tarantino knocked it out of the park in his interview last night. he clearly saw what anybody with ,yes in their head could see and certain videos, fortunate, though certain events were videotaped of police brutality. he was commenting, like the people, the families of those who had been slain by police officers, unharmed people, you know. in some cases, those acts have been condemned, have been called murder. and in other cases that have controversially not been. you know, what happened on staten island, you know, recently, and in other places, even though they were videotaped . all consumer what was going on. clearly, there is a small minority, obviously, and it is a notlem, of police officers just in new york and not just a missouri, and not just in the south, but all over the country -- there ar

with the department and school - they would only confirm there was a discipline incident and that hayes filed a complaint without providing further details. details. "what do you hope this officer knows? - that i was scared."lakeisha says the officer eventually approached them outside of school grounds - saying his actions were out of line. line. "he's like yes - can i please apologize to her for cussing at her as well? and i want to apologize to you for being so rude and nasty - which i can forgive but i can't forget." forget." "do you forgive him? no."lakeisha says now she's waiting for answers about what happened at the heat of the moment.both wish discipline was handled differently. differently. "even if you could just grabbed her arm - talia come with me - i could've even accepted that because she couldn't move." steffi lee, cbs 2 news ten at the cedar rapids police department says its professional standards division is thoroughly investigating lakeisha's complaint on the officer. iowa state university police are right now investigating a student death near campus. campus.according

my nake isen weir and live at 1290 hayes. the building on the corner that is sandwiched between the 2 structures. excuse my nerves, i prepared what i would say but it may go out of my head. it is nice to finally hear about the plans. i have been traveling a lotto missed a lot of there planning meetings and i'm new to the project. i think it is better to have the harding theater stay there and not go through demolition , but we have concerns. i am as one of the few tenant-it isn't a huge building but we have concerns because the area changed over the 10 years. i have been there since 194 so i have sheen it change dramatly over that period of time and we have great businesses there that are good neighbors and partners. nopa and some of the other ones around. we just have concerns. we don't have the band width for the traffic we already have so that is something that hopefully will be addressed with the planning of the is. even with the lugestics of the building itself rkts, we have shared utility lines so our phone lineerize on

his name is arden hayes. he's been with us before. he's very knowledgeable when it comes to actually a number of subjects. here's a little -- we put a little montage together to show you how smart he is. >> are you a genius? >> jimmy: who's that guy? >> warren g. harding. presidents. worst? >> that does not have south sudan on it. country? >> yeah. >> jimmy:ou'd thihi everyone uld know at. >> but no one does. >> jimmy: but no one does. how many elements are there on the periodic table? >> 118. >> jimmy: and you know -- >> all of them. >> jimmy: you know all of them. >> barium, lampidim, cerium. samari muchlt -- >> jimmy: we get it. you're embarrassing me now. [ applause ] >> jimmy: so not only does arden know about the elements and presidents he knows a lot about "star wars" and tonight we'll find out who knows more about star warz, the kid or the cast from the momoe. let me tell y y right now, t t swer is the kid. because the character has been around for so long, we kind of take the voice of chewbacca for granted, but the way chewba

that's hardball for now, and our coverage now continues with chris hayes. >>> good evening from new york city, i'm chris hayes, 72 hours after the worst attack in france, e.u., russia, u.s., and broader nations find themselves in a cross roads. in a span of two weeks, isis murdered civilians in beruit, lebanon, paris, france, and possibly russian page passengers flying from egypt as well. they are said to be at war as they plot and carry out the atrocity, men, who so far, appear to be european nationals. as french muslims, muslims around europe wait for the backlash to come as world leaders convene in turkey for the g20 and discuss proper responses as nations and churches and mosques and synagogues unite around the globe, and as hundreds of thousands of desperate refugees flee the horror of war and cruelty of isis now wonder if they will be denied safe harbor. a lot of late breaking developments on the day, and brian williams is on top of the breaking news. what's the latest, brian? >> thanks, light rain started falling in fairs five hours ago, blotting out the candles burning on the sid

jane haye jazz, thailand. >>> police here in the u.k.sted three people over the murder of a policewoman more than 30 years ago. she was shot dead in 1984 while policing a demonstration against the then libyan leader gadhafi outside of the embassy. police say investigations in libya have lead to fresh evidence. >>> more on everything right here, aljazeera.com. >>> this man, the man accused of organizing those attacks in paris is now dead, but officials in france are still looking for others who might have been involved. >>> on high alert, belgium conducting even more raids and increasing its security a. >>> and debating refugees, the house getting ready to vote on stricter rules for refugees coming into the u.s. ♪

stephanie: kelly hayes and laurie jacobson worked thursday morning at the airport diner rushed through thanksgiving dinner then hit the mall of new hampshire at 4 in the afternoon. >> 4:00 and we go all through the night. probably till 6:00 a.m. take a quick nap, and go back out, all day tomorrow. >> we' re going all night long. she said we' re going home to sleep. i don' t know about that. >> jacobson says she liked black friday better when it was just friday. >> it makes it tougher, because i feel like thanksgiving' s is more like rushed, you know what i' m saying? >> but she says the deals are worth it. >> i mean we don' t have to but it' s like if there' s a certain thing you want, especially if it' s an electronic item, and you don' t get there first thing, you' re not going to get it. >> hayes waited for an hour and a half at best buy. >> but the laptops were sold out. t get them. t get aggravated. like to see everyone go crazy, i like that. stephanie: while some say it' s crazy to be open on thanksgiving macy' s employee noah derrow says he doesn' t mind working holidays. i mean

jt three looking on and georgetown began slow but bradley hayes turned into else vin hayes.t is old man basketball right there. little hook shot. he was dominant and hoyas stretching it to 15 and then the alley-oop to copeland. cope one of four play first double digits. and then lj peak, peeking at hee right time. had 20. georgetown wins 77-47. peak speak. afterwards. >> well i just had to pick my teammates up and we started out slow. i figured i had to do something. >> he has that responsibility to do a lot of different things and so today, you know, he was able to penetrate and he was able to get to the rim h whicis something that he does very well. >>> great story here. howard hosting william & mary. that's james daniel. nation's leading scorer. 28 a game. yeah. here we weaves through -- weaves through william, mary, bob, joe the whole defense. only 5'11'' but i tell you he was doing it up today. here he is from three. 39 points and career-high and the game-winning three. they win 79-77. >>> good stuff there. doc knicks and the green machine of george mason hosting wright

with the department and school - they would only confirm there was a discipline incident and that hayes filed further details. details. "what do you hope this officer knows? - that i was scared."lakeisha says the officer eventually approached them outside of school grounds of line. line. "he's like yes - can i please apologize to her for cussing at her as well? and i want to apologize to you for being so rude and nasty - which i can forgive but i can't forget." forget." "do you forgive him? no."lakeisha says now she's waiting for answers about what happened at the heat of the moment.both wish discipline was handled differently. differently. "even if you could just grabbed her arm - talia come with me - i could've even accepted that because she couldn't move." steffi lee, cbs 2 news ten at ten. cbs 2 news did speak with the cedar rapids police department departmentthey tell us the professional standards division is thoroughly investigating lakeisha's complaint against the officer. at the university of iowa, a suspect is in custody this morning after a number of sexual assaults were repor

my nake isen weir and live at 1290 hayes. the building on the corner that is sandwiched between the 2 structures. excuse my nerves, i prepared what i would say but it may go out of my head. it is nice to finally hear about the plans. i have been traveling a lotto missed a lot of there planning meetings and i'm new to the project. i think it is better to have the harding theater stay there and not go through demolition , but we have concerns. i am as one of the few tenant-it isn't a huge building but we have concerns because the area changed over the 10 years. i have been there since 194 so i have sheen it change dramatly over that period of time and we have great businesses there that are good neighbors and partners. nopa and some of the other ones around. we just have concerns. we don't have the band width for the traffic we already have so that is something that hopefully will be addressed with the planning of the is. even with the lugestics of the building itself rkts, we have shared utility lines so our phone lineerize on

i want to bring in chris hayes.en following this case very closely, following it long before a lot of folks started paying attention to it. for folks who had been watching it, why is there no audio on the tape? >> they say that it fed in through the dash cam without audio. i think different video systems have different audio abilities. this dash cam footage they say this is what they have. >> i understand you say you spent time talking to the attorney for the officer. >> i talked to him. i basically tried to ask him how his client felt about the fact that this young man had lost his life. he said i represent a lot of police shootings. people always work through some level of grief but he said laquan mcdonald's actions were what precipitated the ultimate events that led to his loss of life. i asked does that mean you are blaming him for his death? he said that is a harsh way to say it. he reacted the way he reacted and we think we have a case defending that. >> how do they explain the fact that his client nor officer

julie roginsky and #oneluckyguy senior writer for "weekly standard" and fox news contributor steven hayes>> good to be here. harris: welcome. >> is think anything to talk about? andrea: quiet week. >> lots of news. let's get right to it. major development in the fight against isis. u.s. targeting one of most wanted men in the world, the masked executioner known as "jihadi john." the pentagon saying it is reasonably certain he was killed in a drone strike in syria. just needs to finalize verification. if confirmed, it would mark the end of a massive manhunt for the brutal face of isis's savagery. responsible for the horrific beheads of six people including three americans. leland vittert, live from the pentagon with more. leland? reporter: sandra, one source says they are 99% sure they have their mine. still the pentagon is taking a bit of a victory lap. a spokesperson earlier saying the world is a better place without "jihadi john." pretty strong language. it has taken more than a year to find mohamed emwazi. he came on the world stage, what would become symbolic gruesome execution videos

chris hayes, the host of "all in." i hereby apologize to your family through you. be right back. stay with us. >>> one thing donald trump has seen a lot of on time in the campaign trail is protests against him. there were protests at the donald trump rally in iowa just a couple of weeks ago. there was this one in massachusetts right around the same time. and tonight, there was a very interesting donald trump protest right outside the building. it was a protest of a really specific kind with a really specific aim. because donald trump is set to be the host of "saturday night live" this. co-ing weekend. and ahead of that appearance, there's been an organized effort to try to get nbc to dump donald trump of host of "saturday night live" because, of course, about his controversial remarks about immigration and immigrants. latino groups is say they're turning in more than 500,000 signatures calling on nbc to dump donald trump as the "saturday night live" host for this weekend's show. nbc is declining comment on that petition tonight. as of now, donald is still the "satu

the 26 annual hayes city's tree lighting ceremony took place last night in union square. it's a san francisco tradition to celebrate the start of the holiday season, there it is, sky 7 ht was overhead for the lighting. more than 33,000 l.e.d. lights and 1100 ornaments decorate that 83-foot tree. jordin sparks was there to perform. and there was also a new share package program, gifts will be given to children staying at hospita hospita hospitals during the holidays. and people out there must have been bundled up because my goodness was it cold. >> and this cold snap has really been prolonged. it's been for days now. it continues into your holiday weekend with numbers dropping into the 20s once again. we saw a record yesterday in gilroy, and right now windchill factor about 23 degrees in santa rosa with an air temperature of 30. we have a north wind at 6 and with that wind combined for that feel of the air, it is down right cold out there. even colder than yesterday. live doppler 7 hd, it's clear and freeze warning until 9:00 for all inland areas. the frost advisory along

with the department and school - they would only confirm there was a discipline incident and that hayes filed a complaint without providing further details."what do you hope this officer knows? - that i was scared."lakeisha says the officer eventually approached them outside of school grounds - saying his actions were out of line."he's like yes - can i please apologize to her for cussing at her as well? and i want to apologize to you for being so rude and nasty - which i can forgive but i can't forget." "do you forgive him? no." lakeisha says now she's waiting for answers about what happened at the heat of the moment.both wish discipline was handled differently."even if you could just grabbed her arm - talia come with me - i could've even accepted that because she couldn't move."the cedar rapids police department says its professional standards division is thoroughly investigating lakeisha's complaint on the officer.steffi lee, fox 28 news. now to the university of iowa... iowa...where today, a pair of hawk alerts were issued for assaults on campus. campus.tonight, a suspect is in custo

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joining me now, chris stirewalt, steve hayes, and peggy noonan. great to see you all.u, steve, that this investigation has to start at the top. >> it was very big news. you have, as you pointed out, the former head of the defense intelligence agency saying on the record he thinks the white house needs to be looked at in terms of manipulating intelligence. i thought he said something else was important. there's been a lot of focus about intelligence on isis in particular, and the potential manipulation of that. what flynn said this goes back further than that. this is not a three-week story or three months. this goes back years, and we need to be looking at that, as well. >> this is not somebody that can be easily dismissed. i don't know that people are going to pay attention, because they seem to write off a lot of what president obama's critics say when it comes to the middle east. >> now we find out -- i remember during the bush administration when dissent was the highest form of patriotism. that setting seems to have changed a little bit in the obama era. but look,