he's a big reason that ignatius gets the win. tyler much back -- tyler [ name indiscernible ] was great as well. "sports tonight" coming our way the cavs, browns, indians, much more. [ indiscernible ] ignatius beat them in hockey tonight. it was a big day for the wildcats. >> lebron james also making a lot of headlines. the fact that he passes duncan, a lot of the things happening. he got the w. that's the important thing. >> there will be a lot more down the road. >> we can't wait. thank you so much. >>> thank you all of you for joining us. saturday night live is coming next with hosted [ cheers and applause ] >>> welcome back to the election center. on cnn i pass for a bona fide hunk. [ laughter ] it's been a crazy week in politics, so if tonight's election results continue to roll in, let's take a look back at the past seven days. donald trump was endorsed by senator chris christie and dominated super tuesday. here's what he had to say at his celebratory press conference. [ laughter ] >> what a great, great night. i really am

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katty kay in london, david ignatius is here.katty, this is -- these are the pictures that define modern terrorism. the smoke still visible but clearing in an airport, in a metro stop, and the people on the streets running and scared. >> to some extent, brian, they are the pictures that define modern europe too. the pictures particularly of those darkened metro tunnels in brussels could have been the pictures that we saw from london back when london's subway system was attacked as well. and for all europeans, we are increasingly conscious that the fallout from the middle east is very close indeed. the migrant crisis has exacerbated that. we have people coming into the continent under the guise of being refugees from the war in syria who are here planning attacks against us. and we all, whether we are in paris or brussels or london or madrid, have to be wary of this. now, europeans are fairly sanguine. i grew up in the uk with the threat of the i.r.a. italians and germans through up with the red brigade. spanish with eta. this is

>> david ignatius, let's bring you in. let's talk about -- i've spoken about america's failures on the political front. let's talk about europe and their inability to do many things. one, their continued inability to integrate muslims into the fabric of european society, to make them believe they have a stake in whatever future they're in in europe. the open borders ins, in europe, the refugee tidal wave in the past year and law enforcement's inability when they're hold iina suspected terrorist for four days, their inability to get information from that terrorist. is europe woefully ill equipped for the challenge it faces? >> i think today looking at this terrible images of death and suffering in brussels europeans would say and we would say with them that not enough was done. this is a 9/11 moment where people look at an attack that was so much larger than what they imagined and think why did we fail to connect the dots? the first real islamic state attack in brussels was nearly two years ago. since then, these networks h

. @>>> the staint saint ignatius @hockey team is bringing home a @state championship. @in columbus, the wildcats @fourth state title in @basketball. @and saint ignatius is playing @tonight and the winner goes to @the state semifinals. @>> and the wadsworth girls go @for a state championship on the @hardwood tonight. @the grizzlies beat reynoldsburg @yesterday in the semis and play @mason tonight. @wadsworth won a state @championship back in 1997. @nothing like winning a state @championship, hillary. @i wouldn't know, but i would @bet it feels pretty darn good. @>> what you are saying, akron, @with the hoops, and you look @like it, a tall stature and all @half. @>> i did play in the playoffs @in high school football. @but we lost in the first round. @>> that's okay. @all that counts is that you @tried. @and you tried hard. @>> we did. @>> all right. @thanks so much, dave. @we appreciate it. @of you for joining us. @"nbc nightly news" is coming up @next. @the latest news, weather and @sports are always on our app @ @and at wkyc.com. @we will see you back here at @11:00.

the layup but saint ignatius bids saint ed's 58-51 in the district temperature game. the saint ed's community was my with heavy hearts tonight. eagle sports network play-by-play broadcaster adam mendoza lost his wife sandra and expectedly earlier this week peerage she was 49. just like he is done every year for saint ed's sporting event for years, mendoza was behind the mic for tonight's play up and wildcats. adam wanted to be there tonight for the fans. >> this is a way for me to get back into say thank you. also to get away from all of the pain that we have felt with my wife's death and i get to do what i love and get back to the community of saint edward's high school. >> our condolences to adam and his family tonight. when the indians take the field on april 4 against the boston red sox at progressive field, corey kluger it will be the starting pitcher, if all goes as planned. glutamate his spring training debut today against the giants. clipper had a solid outing, he threat to scoreless innings and struck out three. indians down one in the fifth when giovanni egg

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a great job training and looking forward to you reach one of the the factn regulations to saint ignatius college chuck kyle inducted into the national federation of state high school association hall of fame to after winning 321 games at saint ignatius over 33 seasons and those 11 state titles is a remarkable feat, will be inducted july 2 and reno nevada. >> cavaliers regrouping? >> after winning monday against the pacers have threeee full days off until the next game . monday , kyrie irving helped to set up his teammates and held in the victory over the pacerses, national talkshow opinion maker said monday that he felt that kyrie irving was unhappy in cleveland and walkouts of the cavaliers, kyrie irving refuted that. >> today, all that stuff, but will change each week and when they think we are down anathema to choose one player soth for me it is all about winning a championship for cleveland. >> they will be back in action on friday. >> can any republican candidate paul sobol in super tuesday states the biggest day so far for both parties donald trump and clinton are the odds-on favor

and tyler muskrat buckets saint ignatius advancesdva and they beat send ads 60 to one and the saint ed's community was playing with heavy heart saturday nights. p adam mendoza lost his wife wi sandra unexpectedly earlier this week. she was 49. saturday's playoff's basketball game between the eagles ands wildcats.c adams wanted to be their there lasteir night for the fans. >> this is a way for me to kindi of give back and say thank you. i get to do what i love geek condolences to add adam and his family.to and corey kluber will be deciding picture if all goes as planned he madeall his spring training debut on saturday against theetr giants and threw two if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i approve this message we can make and create an economy and democracy that works for all and not ju

ignatius. @he was a former assistant coach @at notre dame and the new head @coach of the benedictine high @school bangles at the hall of @champions. @and congratulations to the @great basketball coach keith @spann brunt who was named coach @of the year tonight. @and best of luck. @>> and the johnny manziel watch @continues tomorrow. @>> you have a long shift. @>> thanks so much. @ @>>> we have a springlike @pattern which is not bad. @>> we have to deal with rain @and there will be some changes. @that's northern ohio in the @spring. @>> make sure you tune in at @4:30 am. @>> have a great denied. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart rockefeller of new york city, it's "the of new york city, it's "th tonight show starring tonight sh jimmy fallon." jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests --t, join jimmy and his guests -- penelope cruz,

@ignatius -- inducted into the @natural -- national adoration @high school association hall of @fame. @11 state championships and a @better coach he will never @find. @he will be inducted july july 2 @in reno. @congratulations. @>> high school highlights -- @st. thomas aquinas junior guard @jacob paul had 16 points -- @they won in division three over @new middletown springfield. @>> @>>> great guy. @>> the best. @>> a great teacher and coach. @>> does his daughter or cure? @>> i'm pretty sure. @>> thank you so much. @thank you for watching. @tonight at 7:30.>> russ and i @will be back at 11 watching the @super tuesday results. @see you later. >>> breaking news tonight. we're minutes from the first poll closures as voters in a dozen states have their say. a dramatic night in the race for president as donald trump and hillary clinton try to pull away from the pack. >>> also tonight, high-stakes showdune as the fight between apple and the fbi moves from the courtroom to congress. new twists in a battle that has major implications on your privacy and national security. >>> living a nightm

. @>> we are there now -- why not @>> the highlight of the week -- @ignatius wildcats. @they one another state @temperature of hockey over the @weekend and it's therefore the @state title. @minutes away. tonight. a major make-or-break moment in the race for president. will trump knock out rubio with a win in florida? can kasich stop him in ohio and force a contested convention? and can bernie sanders pull off another shocker? also breaking, one of the biggest public transportation systems in america to suddenly shut down amid urgent concerns over safety. millions bracing for a nightmare commute. admission. for the first to imthe link playing football disease. >>> and pain killer epidemic epidemic. a major alert about a painful secret at homes across america. hooked on pilots

david ignatius wrote, trump's and sanders' dangerous revolt against free trade.e cites a study here that says between 2017 and 2026, when tpp would have its major impact, the costs to displaced workers would be 6% of the benefits for the economy or an 18 to 1 benefit to cost ratio. setting facts straight here about the economic benefit pro-free trade. you can debate it. there are certainly costs, but for such a businessman, ignatius says, trump seems out of touch on this issue of trade. when he bashes japan, acting like it's some economic super power, we talk about japan every day. they're in a slump they can't get out of. >> you cite a study with facts i think you know it's a forward looking expectation. absolutely right. interesting how everyone's had to jump on this anti-trade bandwagon because clearly sanders and trump are getting so much mileage. >> conventional economic wisdom of the last decade. >> to have hillary jump on it, making the nafta agreement. >> which is up for debate too. >> my must read is from "the financial times" on the current commission m

ignatius. @he was a former assistant coach @at notre dame and the new head @coach of the benedictine high @school bangles at the hall of @champions. @and congratulations to the @great basketball coach keith @of the year tonight. @and best of luck. @>> and the johnny manziel watch @continues tomorrow. @>> you have a long shift. @ @>>> we have a springlike @pattern which is not bad. @>> we have to deal with rain @and there will be some changes. @that's northern ohio in the @spring. @>> make sure you tune in at @4:30 am. @>> have a great denied. @take your umbrellas and coats. >>> breaking news tonight, a deadly fl tens of millions in the path. evacuations under way right now. tonight high water rescues and the national guard has been deployed. a knockout. donald trump says he's looking to take out his rivals once and for all as pressure mounts what he's telling us exclusively. plus, the bernie sanders shocker. high anxiety. how was a man wanted for attempted murder fly across the country, taken d

ignatius @coach, coaches the wildcats so @well, inducted into the @national federation of state @fame. 33 years, 11 state @champions and321 career wins. @congratulations to him. @>> a bona fide legend. @ @. @>> 60s next week, like that a @lot. @>> it is coming back. @>> complete election results a [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring

i want to bring in david ignatius, a "washington post" columnist in in brussels at the same conferencesident hollande is. and, david, nbc news confirmed that the belgian prime minister michel was sitting with the french president monitoring the paris-related attack operation there in molenbeek. what can you tell me about how word travels about whether there was going to be a capture of salah abdeslam? >> first i should make clear that i'm actually at a different conference in brussels, this is called the brussels forum sponsored by the german marshall fund which is a think tank. i did talk with a very senior belgian official today. we did not talk about the specifics of this raid but about the counterterrorism problem in general. these officials stress belgium is focused on finding ways to integrate its large muslim community better so that they have a better chance of finding and stopping cells like the one today. the belgians are very worried that the muslims here have [ inaudible ] very dangerous. i know from my contacts that u.s. intelligence that their concern about european netwo

senior political columnist for the national journal, ron forurnir and david ignatius.>> then you with ent be to michigan and then you focused your nasty columns a bit more on trump, the man, but talked about how he was actually doing some good things shaking up the political system with the people that you saw in michigan. last night michigan spoke. >> yeah. to be clear, i think we need to start talking a little bit less about whether donald trump could become president because breaking news, he could. and more about whether he should become president and start looking at what he does, like last night to the prism of how would this guy lead or even the interviews today on the show, a guy who wouldn't answer bob woodward's question. he was very vacuous on policy, very disingenuous, obviously very allergic to accountability. to give the devil his due he is changing politics and disrupting the system. >> again, catch up. you said we should. our job is to talk about whether he should. the voters don't really give a damn what you and i think. if they did give a damn. >> it'

ignatius to the state hockey final. seth whitney right there lit the light twice for the caps. st. francis only had one loss all season. way to go iggy! >> all we heard all year was st. francis team. they're pretty good. but we are, too! i would compare them to the warriors and we're maybe the spurs. >>> iggy will play university school. double overtime thriller for andre from hunting valley. tommy with a great assist. 3-2, double overtime. u.s. winner, the championship, again, saturday at 2 at nationwide arena. >>> tonight's news is brought to you by: if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message because together, we can make a political revolution and create an economy and democracy that works for all >>> all right. how's the rush hour tomorrow? >> al

advancing 64 -- 62 facing beachwood in the finals as a congratulations to saint ignatius chuck kyle, will be inducted into thec federation of state high school associations hall of fameon he was 321 games over 33 years ands as football teams have won the love of titles . he will be inducted sadly they have found the first gene linked to graying hair and to prevent it from turning graying, fi here .. date look at the graying hair gene called irf4 believed to control the grain by regulating melanin gives color to your hair and skin and eyes . could perhaps prevent or slow the grain . they doubt that those that discover are so responsible is your neighborhood well-lit. >> interview people during eight years about their sleep habits if they had any medical or psychiatric disorders, look at the outdoor lighting there is tonight those with more were likely to sleep less with more fatigue than those with lowlight exposureh exposed two lots of night lights were likely to wake up confused than those not exposed. an exclusive interview with dee dee moore, the womanee convicted of killing her f

cardiac folks after the semi-final that featured five i buzzer beater shots at the vigil against saint ignatius went for overtimes bulldogs beat semifinals. >> he said said saturday he planned to watch the video but maybe the last paul aster's highlights against the wildcats , his team had broken handle against the wildcats. >> getting tattooed massillon on his social life . . as german so if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message because together, we can make a political revolution and create an economy and democracy that works for all ohio secretary of state says he does not agree but will abide by the decision, many people see this as a victory for bernie sanders who attracts younger voters f. >> 17 -year-olds vote will be counted in the presidential primary

royalton bears the other district semi-final take place tomorrow nightto is brecksville versus saint ignatius,s you could have a playoff edition of the holy war if they head wound . north royalton and brecksville have other ideas.ht >> is on the side with highlightss tonight at 10:00 o'clock and matthew dellavedova has an appearance at talk about that april snowstorm that we covered last year. >> we just burst your bubble. >> i had snow falling on my deck in late may . >> did not last very long probably one hour. >> looking at, that's it is called, even in geauga county, from the airport it was snowing a couple hours ago . watch what happens, some areas that we see sunshine just before sunset . minutes but that she managed to catch it snow showersb beginning to disappear . we were here 24 hours ago but we have lost a lot maintained that so there was very little motion between the high and low between today's date . the center of the core of cold air about pushing through virginia and washington dc, and the wind is in motion so the wind chill is 15 . tonight flores a quiet night . the clipper

saint ignatius wildcats when theirr second state championshipion saturday afternoon. 21 days until the home opener withth the boston red sox homers take a want nothing lead and in the seventh inning padres are offf one doubles off the wall to three. and ashton then is women's basketball teams both lose tournament.t. ent that is it for sports. have a great sunday. >> you to pj. >> ahea fox. >> fox eights own stefanie schaeffer sits down with presidential ean hopeful hillary clinton. >>> super tuesdaylla saturday and now it looks like a super tuesday also. we will let you know where you >>> welcome back. >> it is> w 7:34 a.m. and kind of dark out there this morning. >> way hop forward. >> that's a hard transition to make. >> especially when you have to get up soec early like we do and you lose that hour ourw sunshine but it's always sunshine with aj. >> you are our with sunshine. >> it's coming down in buckets today. >> it is rainingc sunshine. >> yes. liquid sunshine. [laughter]r] s. that is a positive way to look at if i suppose. showers but it's coming in the month of march and that r

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after being arrested for operating a vehicle while under the influence of alcohol, father ignatius kury, ii, finds himself in a police holding cell. earlier that evening, police receive a tip about a potentially drunk driver who had pulled off the road. when police approach the car, they see father kury jump over the seat and cover himself in the back seat. father kury then tells the officer he can't speak to him because he is auditioning for "american idol." father kury fails the sobriety test with a blood alcohol level of 0.20, more than twice the legal limit. father kury is then brought to the brimfield booking facility. because he is in a holding cell without bars, kury is handcuffed to the wall. >> do you hear me? >> police say the priest exposes himself to officers, begins swearing and making vulgar statements, so they turn on their cameras to document his crude behavior. >> yes. >> in case he alleges mistreatment. >> yes? >> don't even put that -- i'm not feel doing it, no. i'm not feeling that 411. baloney! >> at first father kury seems extremely agitated by his situation. >> ge

number one, the best written piece on cia i think it's actually david ignatius is first article, agents of innocence. it was reviewed on cia website which is very unusual. i still remember one of the lines. agents of innocence as a novel. it is not fiction. >> host: it was really -- >> guest: based on robert ames of the no relationship to the other. but bob ainsworth -- aims was remarkable officer in the station she. when he was killed when the embassy was blown up, this is not exactly a biography but it's close and it really does come i completely agree with you, it really has come to judge of what it's like to be an officer. >> guest: i teach at george mason i want to talk about covert action. i signed the book. we just talk about what's in the book. that's pros. in a more visual medium i will bring it to. one is homeland. okay? here's my short summary of olympic everything in the foreground, that's wrong. people out of cell phone out at langley, people aside on a but you're never going to happen. but the background, obsession, focus, nation. it rings really true. and then let me pull

these are our kids atids a t homecoming they went to homecoming together my sonme andand for state ignatius homecoming.om we all get along so good we we spent a lot of holidays together. be together this eeastter ber be together for thanksgiving and easter's past and florida ande today were doing a little twist a littlist on a deviled egg.a devi i love it i love deviled eggs.s. you like chicken salad. i like chicken salad. you can boil chicken and chop it up it either if you like smaller chunks or even thicker chunks e and thisven thicke is rotisserie chicken you can do that too. we're going to chop that into pieces about that.ha and it is a pretty healthy dish a lot of timestt you see this chicken salad put it on maybe abe cracker or a croissant. put it in the egg. is healthy more protein and you and you don't have if you're giving it up. i love the color with it.ing it we are chopping up some chicken. and we addch in a cup of green were going to chop some dill andill a some fresh parsley. nice size chunks. tell everyone what else you doe yo do you play tennis you do so manyso ma great thi

it was an unjust bill, and our founder, ignatius lissner, enlisted a mother. the two of them are co-founders of our congregation. mother theodore is a black woman from baton rouge. and the order was founded in honor, to continue educating the black people and in black community. so, this started with educating the children and doing a lot of corporal work of mercy -- visiting homes, attending to the poor, and feeding the hungry. >> and, really, you are continuing that work today. >> oh, yes, we do. we run a nursery school, st. benedict's day nursery, that was founded in 1923 when we >> mm-hmm. >> we also have a food pantry in staten island that feeds up to 20,000 families in a year. >> yeah, you all have been really doing a great service in the community. now, sister loretta, you've been part of the order since 1948, i believe? >> 1948, yes. >> so, these are your sisters in so many ways. and what has it meant to you to be part of not only this order, but also an important part of the community in harlem? >> from when i was a child, it was my desire to serve go

david ignatius has a wonderful piece in the post two days ago where he said after this all the europeans are now lining up in front of the american intelligence leviathan. [laughter] they are demanding more product. they are still wringing their hands about american collection. control the midfield. extend the metaphor. about one more -- i have got one more. after you establish control, you can plan attacks well before they are in your airports or your sovereign space. once you think about scoring goals why don't you get into the attacking zone? why don't you begin to threaten their goal rather than worrying about yours? fight toely take this this that back to my speech and the german embassy, take it to where they reside. mosul, getugh in real tough of the islamic state. i will be overly dramatic. here comes. i would not be opposed if we used social media, traditional leaflets, we blanket that part of the earth called the islamic state with the notification if you move oil, you are going to die. . period. i think that's a legitimate act in the armed conflict in which we are engaged. you

and in all northeast ohio that's a hockey tournament in columbus c congratulations to the saint ignatius wildcats are when their win their second championship in two years four / three on saturday afternoon. f indians five day on spring training and a cup a home opener with the boston red sox and saturday afternoon continues against padres. and indians take a one / nothing lead. in the seventh inning padres were offhe one that ties the game at three. padres blow open the game in the eighth and it's a real week two run single and san diego wins the game six / three and the ashland men and women's basketball teams both lose and their postseason sports. that doesn't. have a great sunday. >>> 9:28 a.m. and up next hillary won a one. democratic front-runner for an exclusive interview as she tries to win more votes in ohio munich the crowds tuesday we have details on how you can vote in this year's primary ahead of >>> soggy roads outside. >> a littleog bit. >> gray skies and then the clocks that get moved forward. >> it has been tough to take this morning but we are hoping these are the sprin

david ignatius had a wonderful piece in the post two days ago in which he said after this all the europeans are now lining up in front of the american intelligence leviathan. [laughter] and demanding more product. while till wringing their hands -- still wringing their hands about american collection, okay? so control the midfield. let me extend the metaphor. >> yeah. >> i've got one more. and after you've established control of the midfield and you can blunt attacks well before they get boo your airports or even into your sovereign space, once you think about scoring goals, why don't you get into the attacking zone? why don't you begin to threaten their goal mouth rather than worrying about yours? in other words, aggressively take this fight to this, back to my speech in the german embassy, take in this fight to this enemy where they reside which means get real tough in raqqa, get real tough in mosul, get real tough with the islamic state. i'm going to be overly dramatic, and maybe this isn't a good idea, but here it comes. i would not be opposed if we used social media, if we used traditi

who have far greater expertise that i do about it -- matters of counterintelligence, like david ignatiuspost," have said that cutting that shows that cutting things or even more cutting things about their intelligence and police work. i cannot presume to judge their analysis but i do suspect that there are no quick fixes and, in fact, no fixes at all that will work in less a deeper governance issues are addressed. another way to say this is that this could all only happen in belgium. right? most of us in europe, it did in my own country, germany, are looking at all of this and wondering whether we, having dodged a bullet's time, when will be the day that we don't? to,that leads me organically, my third question. the perfect i had answer to this, i would not be standing here. beavering away in some capital. but based on the conversations ,'ve had on the work that i do let me start with a sort of, if you will, and oblique critique. this discussion always has the element of the hypothetical or counterfactual. about what needs to be done. fully they had been able to deploy more surveillance

david ignatius had a wonderful line after brussels, he said the europeans now are lining up at the american intelligence leviathan in order -- i'll finish the slot david had. in order to get an american intelligence product while continuing to wring their hands about american intelligence collection. so it is a reasonably well-organized community. a couple highlights. state inr. i mean, by history, by character, by size, by focus. they do something that even that large stable of analysts outed cia can't do. i mean, it just brings a different aspect to analytical questions. david was at dia. he probably won't appreciate the description. but those guys are kind of the blue collar workers of the american intelligence community. they create the databases. they compute the rate of advance of a motorized rifle regimen over terrain. >> it's exciting stuff if you're into it. >> somebody has got to do that. it's okay. i don't mind the number 17. we're better at synchronizing the 17. i think all three of us have issues with how much power as opposed to responsibility that dni had been given. i think

ignatius. i'm a very proud wildcat. i went to college at loyola marymount college in los angeles. i had a scholarship to play baseball down there. ended up going to ireland and getting a master's degree at university college dublin. came back to the states and went to law school at the university of pennsylvania. spent three years in philadelphia. came back, and ever since coming back to the bay area, professionally, i have been a corporate attorney down at palo alto. i left after about three years and became an investment banker here in san francisco at thomas was all partners. working the industry for about five and a half years. in the summer of 2009, joined a venture capital firm. i am happily married. my wife and i lived around laurel village in district 2. we have two small children. our goal is five and our boy is three. how parents and excited to be here on the board. >> why did you choose to live in san francisco? and tell us about what motivated your interest in politics. >> choosing to live in san francisco was natural, given that i was born and raised here. when you ar

well, i went to haymarket, which is a wonderful operation, started by monday nearier ignatius mcdermott decades act, which treats people for alcoholism and substance abuse. they have empty beds now that can treat people who are addicted to heroin and help them to break away from this habit. but if they're under medicaid, they can't offer these beds to these individuals. so i have an amendment with senator angus king of maine and this increases the number of beds in each facility to 40. this isn't a runaway number. it's a manageable number. and it's a realistic number. because if we're going to deal with heroin addiction, we have to deal with it in an honest fashion. let me give you an example of what i consider to be one of the more effective approaches. in glocester, massachusetts, the chief of police decided to try something new. they were having too many heroin overdose deaths and so he made the decision and announced that if you came to his police department or sheriff's office and announced your addiction, that they wouldn't arrest you, they would put you into treatment. well, what

david ignatius had an interesting column in this morning's "post" where he says that the europeans are turning to the american intelligence for american intelligence even though they still object to the american intelligence collection. we need to have that conversation over again with our european friends and make it a little bit more fact based than the conversation we've had in the last 24 months. >> all this have is happening in the presence of a european oo leks. donald trump says let's close the borders to all muslims. they say maybe there should be patrols and security of muslim neighborhood, ted cruz said. >> i think we need to have an adult conversation about the role of islam and the civil war within islam but, savannah, the main point here is in the united states we may have radicalized individuals, we do not have radicalized communities. we have it within our ability to create radicalized communities and some of the rhetoric in the presidential campaign trends us towards that great, great problem. >> general michael hayden, good to spend a few minutes with you. thank you. >

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david ignatius in an article last week put it quite well. europeans are now lining up in front of the american intelligence leviathan expecting american intelligence product. let me be a bit bitter here. these are the same europeans asking for american intelligence product who six, 12, 18 and 24 months ago, in the wake of the snowden allegations, were complaining about american intelligence collection. >> right. right. mike, is the only -- is brussels the only -- or belgium the only place where you can't disturb anyone after 9:00 at night? >> the belgians were kind of unique in the limits that they put on their services. but you have really got a dynamic here similar to what i was trying to describe in pakistan. this is the product of years, if not decades, of -- very briefly, in the european union, the division of labor between the union governments and the national governments is that questions of commerce and of privacy are held by the brussels bureaucrats. questions of security remain in national capitals. what you have got are the folks

and if you're going to have, as david ignatius said in his column recently, this bad problem with intelligenced take the lead in doing is backing an anti-terrorist organization much more than it is now. >> so richard haass, we're talking sovereign nations, different sovereign nations within europe. france is different from belgium, belgium is different from germany, germany is different from england. how do you pull together and coordinate a single intelligence unit? it's easier to do in the the united states, 48 con stig white house -- contiguous states, 50 sedates in all. how do you pull together such a coordinated intelligence in europe? >> we've had a coordinated system of military cooperation for 50 years, it's called nato. that's the mechanism. you have countries essentially pooling capabilities, whether they're intelligence capabilities, military capabilities. >> intelligence -- i mean, you can -- >> sure. we coordinated against the soviet union for four decades, it was called a successful pursuit of the cold war. one threat we obviously now have terrorism, we have this threat out of ar

where all students are expected to accept the challenge of becoming a man for others as part of the ignatius tradition. he's probably one of the best ambassadors for jesuit even playing a role in my son going there. in 2004, kyle moved down to louisiana to manage my first senate campaign. he quickly earned the respect of national political prognosticators on the campaign side who quite frankly belittled our chances from the beginning. kyle reacted to the conventional wisdom that we couldn't win a runoff against our so-called moderate democratic opponent in a pretty straightforward way. he simply made sure we got more than 50% of the vote in the open primary so we never went to a runoff. problem solved. kyle's disciplined and strategic thinking are largely to thank for that win and after that he immediately returned to manager our senate office as chief of staff. unfortunately, our first major test in the senate was a tragic one. in 2005, hurricane katrina devastated louisiana and was followed very shortly by hurricane rita. constituent service, always a top priority, took on even greater urg