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chairman, as horrible as it is, this hoar riff he can as thee things are that we are seeing do these people pose a threat to the american homeland? >> i believe they do, the reason why we have 50,000 isis strong and growing. i believe this pop began da film almost like hollywood horror film will get more recruits and galvanize i hope the arab nations, let's face it, they're about 15 to 20,000 gone up to 20,000 foreign fighters, 5,000 with western passports. had hundreds of americans that have traveled to fight in the region some have returned. talking about barbarians at the gate. we need to keep them out of the gate we need to monitor those who got through the gate. this is sear use homeland security issue as well we don't want to see what happened in paris happen here in the united states. >> schieffer: general john allen who is the head of the u.s. military effort against isis told abc this morning that isis is at -- these are his words, entirely different level than al qaeda. better organized better command. do you agree with his assessment? >> absolutely. al qaeda denounced beca

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hoar is the big unanswered question.that the conservative complaints about his immigration policy is being handled in the courts, does that mean that the country will please be allowed to have a homeland security department again? can we have it since immigration is blocked? can we have a new attorney general? can we have a new one of those, or do you realliment to keep eric holder around forever? . or do it right. for almost 90 years, we've stayed true to the belief that if you put quality in, you get quality out. it's why everything we build, we build to last. build on progress. build on pride. build on a company that's built for it. >>> to the extent that political parties can be said to have souls, senator elizabeth warren is all of that and a bag of chips, a root beer, a flexible straw, and a cookie. >> you build a factory, god bless, but part of the under lying contract is you take a hunk of that and you pay forward to the next kid that comes along. >> she gave that unscripted speech in 2011, this year she keeps sa

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aren't willing to face it aren't willing to admit we have global jihad that we have to be prepared for hoarwashington. >> ambassador thank you for coming on. >> nice to be with you, poppy. >>> to turn to the ugly weather to start out yet another week. it's already brutal in the midwest. look at chicago, three dozen cars in a chain reaction accident. dozens had to go to the hospital. can this decadent, fruit topped pastry... ...with indulgent streusel crumble, be from... fiber one. fiber one streusel. >>> more horrible winter weather. a blizzard warning still in effect for eastern massachusetts, even though the storm is on its way out. it is leaving a powerful set of wind behind along with bitterly cold temperature. but further south, another big air of concern. a big storm about to hit arkansas, tennessee, kentucky and the carolinas. tom sader joins us. let's begin with boston. >> okay. >> they have just been unfairly treating taking the brunt of it over and over again. any sign for folks that this will be the last one? >> well i wish there could be some sign but yet again, the storm in the

what happens in cases like this when evidence is ruined by one party or the other the other side -- hoaralled an adverse inference. the jury will ultimately be instructed that this evidence would have hurt the prosecution's side and helped the defense side. so here it may actually even be better that this test was never done for the defense because done or not, they can argue that the evidence would have been helpful to them. jenna: interesting. let me ask john with your experience in criminal defense law, do you agree with heather on that? this could actually be helpful to the defense because they can't do the testsome. >> well, i'm going to tell you that i'm going to respectfully disagree. i think they're going to need to show that tammy meyers may have been under the influence of drugs. that was the whole purpose of issuing the subpoenas to determine what her toxicology levels were. if this now-evidence is destroyed, they could file for dismissal of the charges on a motion to dismiss the evidence based on destruction of exculpatory evidence. the reality is the judge may not grant that

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i know i sound like a bit of a broken record, we saw a shift both out on the ground and then back hoar diplomatically with back here diplomatically about 2005, 2006 when we did the full shift over to nato. and i think it became very clear to them in at least off-the-record discussions that this was a beginning even that early of the eventual u.s. withdrawal. that's not making an excuse but that's just looking at it from pakistan's viewpoint and that they're going to be left, you know holding this mess, so to speak, as they viewed afghanistan, and they're going to work through their proxies. and we all know that working through sur kuwaits and working -- surrogates and working through proxies is a key part of pakistan foreign policy. at least i think that's accepted now. what do we do about it? one, i do think we need to relook the issue of our monetary support to the pakistani military. but we have to be very careful. i've sat in many, many of these debates, and are we truly prepared to one either let pakistan become destabilized given its arsenal or two make an enemy of pakistan that

is it becoming more and hoar like this or are companies cooperating? >> i am very positive. if i look at the way we are working with 5g we can see there is a big push to work together. there is leadership like the united states market. but is also to make sure other nations adopt and put it in place. people won't be able to roam with devices like this. >> senior vice president and group chief executive officer of ericsson. this is the "the communicators." >> thank you. >> i want to introduce our next guest. what do you do? >> i am the senior advisor forclusion solutions. i own the strategy for the entire business and drive the portfolio in terms of where we invest, what providers, work globally with them and help them achieve goals and objectives. >> what is a service provide snr >> that is an interesting question. usually they have a physical infrastructure. so a wireless operator for example. but more and more we are starting to see cable operators are also service providers but even now they are starting to emerge a new breed of providers that don't necessarily have their

heading to the scene of that hoar risk crash on one of the nation's busiest commuter railways. officials say an suv drove on to the tracks. crossing gates came out and the driver got out to look for damage. got back in tried to drive off and was struck when the train hit her. >> our goal is to find out not only what happened but really find out why it happened so that we can issue safety recommendations to try and keep this from happening again. >> let's go to nbc's kate snow in valhalla new york. kate the deadliest accident this railroad has ever seen? >> reporter: it is. this is the metro north railway, jose. it runs out of new york city to many different suburbs. this was a crowded train. more than 600 people on the train last night tum 7coming home out of grand central station on their way home as you say, the train struck and suv. all we know at this spointpoint, what you said. a woman driver pup and to the tracks. the gate came down behind her. hit her car. got out to look at the damage. back in the car to try to move. the other gate in front of her, apparently couldn't g

i want to ask about the political impact of this hoar risk act and the united states in a moment.erther this isn't a lot like zarqawi bombing the jordanian wedding back in 2005 which turned a lot of iraq and a lot of the muslim world against him? >> well, one can hope so, joe. it's bound to have that effect. it's certainly having that effect on the jordanian people and in some ways this is more horrific because of the whole scene that you've seen unfortunately that it may have eastern horrified people even more than that bombing did. >> yeah ngts. >> so let's hope so. there's no doubt about jordan. there's no doubt there's a new king in saudi arabia. you're going see a much more active saudi arabian involvement, i hope but it still requires american leadership, and that's missing. >> senator you've obviously been calling for action on syria a long time ago. several years ago. a lot of people now believing there's a vacuum that's been created that allowed this to happen. assuming that is the case what does the united states -- assuming you were right and most everybody else was wro

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